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GLIDE - Open Up And Croon (30th Anniversary) LP cold wave and it now holds itsLimited edition of 300 copies. Includes 8 pg colour booklet with liner notes by Barry Divola and John Tingwell. 180 gram vinyl. Majestic, soaring riffs and really infectious hooks make this one of the most underrated Australian albums of the 90's. Dense layers of acoustic and electric guitars seemingly playing separate songs combine at times to make a perfect alt. rock cacophony, or a wall of harmony as they put it with the late frontman Williams