Amy Winehouse "Back To Black" RE LP (2006)

Details: Amy Winehouse "Back To Black" reissued on black vinyl, on Universal Republic Records. Opened to verify pressing and vinyl color.  Description: "The notoriety that Frank brought Winehouse meant that the public’s expectations for Back To Black were sizable; but no one could anticipate how radically different the new album would be in terms of its sound and themes. The happy-go-lucky vibe of her debut was replaced by a much darker autobiographical hue on Back To Black, which explored the emotional turmoil the singer felt after splitting up with her boyfriend, Blake Fielder-Civil. Although the album’s biggest hit was the infectious “Rehab,” about Winehouse’s real-life battle with addiction, arguably its cornerstone was its title song, a cathartic symphony of sadness written by the singer together with Mark Ronson, the London-born US producer who helmed six of Back To Black‘s eleven songs. Using the word “black” as a metaphor for the abyss of depression, “Back To Black” is a bleak,