Squeeze - Trixies (Transparent Pink) (Clear Vinyl)
- What More Can I Say
- You Get the Feeling
- Place We Call Mars
- Hell on Earth
- Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out in the Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything but Me
- It's Over
- Jaguars
- Trixies Pt. 1
- Trixies Pt. 2
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
- Colour
- ClearPink
- Pressing
- Colored VinylClear Vinyl
Includes a sleeve with an image of the band on one side and the credits on the other. Drink menu style insert showing the lyrics for each track. An undisclosed number of copies from Townsend Music came with an additional drinks menu signed by Glenn Tilbrook and Chris Difford. Gatefold Sleeve with artwork inside.
Tracklist
- A1. What More Can I Say?
- A2. You Get The Feeling
- A3. The Place We Call Mars
- A4. Hell On Earth
- A5. The Dancer
- A6. Good Riddance
- A7. Don't Go Out In The Dark
- B1. Why Don't You
- B2. Anything But Me
- B3. It's Over
- B4. The Jaguars
- B5. Trixies (Part One)
- B6. Trixies (Part Two)
- What More Can I Say
- You Get the Feeling
- Place We Call Mars
- Hell on Earth
- Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out in the Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything but Me
- It's Over
- Jaguars
- Trixies Pt. 1
- Trixies Pt. 2
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
- Pressing
- 180g
Squeeze — Trixies, 2026.
Tracklist
- A1. What More Can I Say?
- A2. You Get The Feeling
- A3. The Place We Call Mars
- A4. Hell On Earth
- A5. The Dancer
- A6. Good Riddance
- A7. Don't Go Out In The Dark
- B1. Why Don't You
- B2. Anything But Me
- B3. It's Over
- B4. The Jaguars
- B5. Trixies (Part One)
- B6. Trixies (Part Two)
- What More Can I Say
- You Get the Feeling
- Place We Call Mars
- Hell on Earth
- Dancer
- Good Riddance
- Don't Go Out in the Dark
- Why Don't You
- Anything But Me
- It's Over
- Jaguars
- Trixies, Pt. 1
- Trixies, Pt. 2
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
Trixies, the new studio album by Squeeze, could have been their very first record. Written by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook when they were just 19 and 16 respectively, Trixies is a concept album born of imagination and nostalgia. Inspired by a fictional members' club dreamt up in the early '70s and imagined as existing in the ""future"" (the '80s), the album channels a world reminiscent of a '20s or '30s speakeasy - glamourous, smoky, and populated by colorful characters. Although the album was demo-ed at the time it was never released, and only revisited decades later. Now, the record is fully realized with today's musicianship and production, combining teenage brilliance with seasoned artistry; it's lyrical themes and narrative sweep offering fertile ground for storytelling and immersive campaign touchpoints. CD Digipak.
