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• Te third and also most successful album of the band, including the hit "Bitter Sweet Symphony".

  Every few jubilee years the music world produces an absolutely extraordinary album - an album whose timing, quality and atmosphere simply fit in perfectly with the times

  
  "Urban Hymns by The Verve was one such album. First released in 1997, it is now a classic including the epochal world success "Bitter Sweet Symphony", "The Drugs Don't Work" and "Lucky Man"
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  "Besides the original album CDs of previously unreleased recordings, Remixes of the hits, B-sides and outtakes. About a complete concert will be held in the (High Hall, May 24, 1998) and several others Live recordings presented. The concert in the High Hall then takes the largest Space on the DVD, to which the Promovideos of the most famous songs of the album, an appearance at the Jools-Holland-Show and the documentary 'The Video 96-98' and then you'll join them. Lots of material so..." (Good Times, October / November 2017)
  

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  AllMusic rating: AllMusic users: (3,162 votes) Read the AllMusic.com review
• Artist: The Verve Label: Universal UMC, Virgin EMI Records Format: LP Units: 2 Country: US Genre: Pop & Rock Style: Alternative Rock, Brit Pop

• A1 Bitter Sweet Symphony
  A2 Sonnet
  A3 The Rolling People
  B1 The Drugs Don'T Work
  B2 Catching The Butterfly
  B3 Neon Wilderness
  C1 Space And Time
  C2 Weeping Willow
  C3 Lucky Man
  C4 One Day
  D1 This Time
  D2 Velvet Morning
  D3 Come On