Sinéad O'Connor – The Emperor’s New Clothes

A2 is NOT a remix of EOS, Gary G-Wiz, Hank Shocklee, Keith Shocklee. Have a look at the vinyl a side label.

Record arrived exactly as described and very well packaged. Recommended!

The mixes of "I Am Stretched On Your Grave" contain an uncredited sample of The Smiths' "How Soon Is Now" guitar riff. Also, B1 opens with the backwards dialog sample from the original "Twin Peaks" tv series of actress Sheryl Lee saying, "I feel like I know her, but sometimes my arms bend back."

My copy has Side 1 (New Clothes) and Side A (Three Babies) as you can see on the photos.

So the only difference between this and Sinéad O'Connor - The Emperor's New Clothes is that this one isn't numbered?

It's too bad "The Emperor's New Clothes" didn't get better reception than it did, especially on the heels of Sinéad's monster cover of the Prince penned "Nothing Compares 2 U." "Emperor", backed with "Grave," both two of her strongest songs to date, showed O'Connor's ability to tackle two completely different styles of music and make both of them work. Unfortunately (in America anyway) it seems like the public was expecting "Nothing Compares 2 U II," which, given Sinéad's eclectic musical styles, is in reality about the last thing she would have released as a follow up.