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180-gram vinyl reissue

Dire Straits’ arresting self-titled debut embraces folk, blues and pub rock + early rock ‘n’ roll

Dire Straits’ arresting self-titled debut arrived in the midst of punk’s reign but couldn’t have been further removed from the era’s slash-and-burn style. Recorded in West London in February 1978, the band’s tasteful, jazz-inflected set embraces folk, blues, and pub rock while also tracing a direct line back to the beat-oriented sound of early rock n’ roll. Country and roots accents further distinguish the British quartet’s stripped-down music from any 1970s peers, as does the transparent production.

Format : Vinyl Record

1 Lp

1 Down to the Waterline 04:03
2 Water of Love 05:27
3 Setting Me Up 03:20
4 Six Blade Knife 04:13
5 Southbound Again 03:00
6 Sultans of Swing 05:49
7 In the Gallery 06:17
8 Wild West End 04:42
9 Lions 05:04

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Rhino Records

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