4,000 Weeks' Holiday
Ian Dury · 1984
39 min · 10 tracks · new wave · pub rock
A vibrant blend of new wave and pub rock, infused with Dury's witty lyricism and infectious melodies.
4,000 Weeks' Holiday is an album by Ian Dury, released in 1984. A vibrant blend of new wave and pub rock, infused with Dury's witty lyricism and infectious melodies. The album received mixed to positive reviews, highlighting Dury's lyrical wit and musical diversity. It contributed to the resurgence of interest in his work during the mid-1980s, further solidifying his reputation as a key figure in British music. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
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What does 4,000 Weeks' Holiday sound like?
A vibrant blend of new wave and pub rock, infused with Dury's witty lyricism and infectious melodies. Rooted in new wave and pub rock.
What makes 4,000 Weeks' Holiday by Ian Dury notable?
The album received mixed to positive reviews, highlighting Dury's lyrical wit and musical diversity. It contributed to the resurgence of interest in his work during the mid-1980s, further solidifying his reputation as a key figure in British music. By the release of '4,000 Weeks' Holiday,' Ian Dury was in a transitional phase following the success of his previous albums. This album marked his return after a brief hiatus and showcased a more polished sound, reflecting both personal growth and artistic experimentation.
How many songs are on 4,000 Weeks' Holiday?
4,000 Weeks' Holiday has 10 tracks, running approximately 39 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 (You’re My) Inspiration Standout 4:28
- 2 Friends 3:15
- 3 Tell Your Daddy 2:57
- 4 Peter the Painter 4:04
- 5 Ban the Bomb Standout 4:36
- 6 Percy the Poet 3:35
- 7 Very Personal Standout 4:07
- 8 Take Me to the Cleaners 2:40
- 9 The Man With No Face 5:04
- 10 Really Glad You Came 4:53
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