Delays You See Colours CD Import

You See Colours Music

List Price	$24.99 (You save $1.34)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	MSI Music / Super D
All Time Sales Rank	121824
CD Universe Part number	7033658
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 04, 2006
Additional Info	Import

Delays You See Colours Songs

	1.	You And Me
	2.	Valentine
	3.	This Towns Religion
	4.	Sink Like A Stone
	5.	Too Much In Your Life
	6.	Winters Memory Of Summer
	7.	Given Away
	8.	Hideaway
	9.	Lillian
	10.	Out Of Nowhere
	11.	Waste Of Space

You See Colours Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Another great musical achievement from Delays
A really enjoyable selection of tracks that I fell for upon my first time of listening.I purchased the album after hearing only the single release "Valentine",and did not regret my decision.Highlights for me personally are "You and me",with some lovely string sounds and the always impressive lead vocals of Greg Gilbert,"Winter's memory of summer","Out of nowhere",a really lively number with some excellent guitar and bass sounds and "Waste of space",which this CD certainly isn't while it's sitting on my shelf!I highly recommend it.
Submitted by Dean (Newton,Suffolk,United Kingdom)
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