Ben Folds Five

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Live New - Vinyl - 88883724301 Sealed 2013 2LP Gatefold Original With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Includes 15 Tracks Recorded During Their 2012-2013 World Tour. more
	Whatever And Ever Amen Used - Vinyl - B 67762 1997 Original. Vinyl Appear Glossy. Custom Lyric Inner Sleeve Has A Small Tear. First Copy We Have Seen If Over 6 Years. "Expanding On The Hook-Laden Songcraft Of Their Eponymous Debut, The Ben Folds Five Turn In Another Glitzy Array Of Todd Rundgren-Esque, Piano-Driven Pop On Their Second Album. It Has A Snazzy Sense Of Popcraft — The Hooks Of "The Battle Of Who Could Care Less," "Brick," And "Fair" Sink In Nearly As Effortlessly As Billy Joel, Elton John, Or Joe Jackson — Which Makes The Record Enjoyable Ear Candy. Occasionally, Folds' Smug Humor — Whether It's The Alternative Rock Skewering Of "The Battle" Or The Borderline Misogynist Humor Of "Song For The Dumped" — Can Undercut His Melodic Gifts, But Whatever And Ever Amen Is Confirmation That The Showy Pop Pleasures Of His First Record Were No Fluke." Thom Owens, AMG. more
	Whatever And Ever Amen Used - Vinyl - ORGM-2026 2015 180gm reissue with ORG logo on labels. Top seam split. "Expanding on the hook-laden songcraft of their eponymous debut, the Ben Folds Five turn in another glitzy array of Todd Rundgren-esque, piano-driven pop on their second album, Whatever and Ever Amen. Though it isn't as consistently tuneful and clever as their first record, Whatever and Ever Amen has a snazzy sense of popcraft -- the hooks of "The Battle of Who Could Care Less," "Brick," and "Fair" sink in nearly as effortlessly as Billy Joel, Elton John, or Joe Jackson -- which makes the record enjoyable ear candy. Occasionally, Folds' smug humor -- whether it's the alternative rock skewering of "The Battle" or the borderline misogynist humor of "Song for the Dumped" -- can undercut his melodic gifts, but Whatever and Ever Amen is confirmation that the showy pop pleasures of his first record were no fluke." All Music Guide – Thom Owens more