BELLE AND SEBASTIAN "DEAR CATASTROPHE WAITRESS" Import, 12 tracks "Dear Catastrophe Waitress" is a work in which Belle and Sebastian added a more pop and sophisticated sound to their previous folk and chamber pop style, and was produced with Trevor Horn (The Buggles, Yes). This album develops a more energetic and clear pop sound, while Stuart Murdoch's literary lyrics and their delicate and nostalgic themes remain. While challenging a different style from their past works by incorporating many instruments and rich production into the arrangements, it is filled with the warmth and wit that is characteristic of Belle and Sebastian. BELLE AND SEBASTIAN "THE BOY WITH THE ARAB STRAP" Import, 12 tracks Released in '98. The UK rock scene was amidst the embers of Britpop, with rock and club sounds thriving. Belle and Sebastian stood apart from that scene, developing delicate and indie-oriented music, and their unique approach attracted attention and was supported by guitar pop freaks, including those in Japan. BELLE AND SEBASTIAN "Tigermilk" Import, 10 tracks Today, this work is positioned as their debut album, "Tigermilk," but it was originally produced as a university practical training exercise and was pressed in a limited edition of 1000 copies on vinyl only. Because of this, it became a hot topic as a phantom debut album in later years, and was later reissued on CD. BELLE AND SEBASTIAN "I'm Walking Up To Us" Domestic release, with obi, 3 tracks Case has scratches. Disc has only minor scratches and is in good condition. Immediate purchase OK! No individual sales. No price reduction. Since no price reduction is possible, you can purchase immediately.