The Real People (Self Titled) Vinyl LP Purple Colour Due Out 05/06/26
Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 5th June, 2026
Purple Colour
Tracklist:
- Window Pane
- I Can't Wait
- For You
- The Truth
- Everyday's The Same
- Wonderful
- Open Up Your Mind (Let Me In)
- She
- In Your Hands
- Looking At You
- Words
- Another Day
The Real People is the 1991 self-titled album from The Real People. It includes the singles “Open Up Your Mind (Let Me In)”, “Window Pane” and “The Truth”, which feature the band’s distinctive combination of guitar-driven melodies and layered vocals.
Recorded during the early 1990s, the album captures the band at a formative stage, offering a snapshot of the UK indie scene just before the Britpop movement emerged.
The tracks move between lively, guitar-driven songs and more introspective moments, giving a sense of the band’s approach to melody and arrangements.
The Real People offers a clear picture of the band’s formative style and the musical environment they were part of, highlighting their role in shaping the sound that would influence other British bands in the years to come.
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Please note this is a pre-order item due for release 5th June, 2026
Purple Colour
Tracklist:
- Window Pane
- I Can't Wait
- For You
- The Truth
- Everyday's The Same
- Wonderful
- Open Up Your Mind (Let Me In)
- She
- In Your Hands
- Looking At You
- Words
- Another Day
The Real People is the 1991 self-titled album from The Real People. It includes the singles “Open Up Your Mind (Let Me In)”, “Window Pane” and “The Truth”, which feature the band’s distinctive combination of guitar-driven melodies and layered vocals.
Recorded during the early 1990s, the album captures the band at a formative stage, offering a snapshot of the UK indie scene just before the Britpop movement emerged.
The tracks move between lively, guitar-driven songs and more introspective moments, giving a sense of the band’s approach to melody and arrangements.
The Real People offers a clear picture of the band’s formative style and the musical environment they were part of, highlighting their role in shaping the sound that would influence other British bands in the years to come.
