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Numbered, Limited Edition 180g Multi-Colored Vinyl Double LP!
First Time On Vinyl In the U.S.!
The band performed their first live show at Club Lingerie in Hollywood on Feb 23, 1982 and later signed to Slash Records subsidiary, Ruby Records, releasing their enigmatic and best known album, The Days of Wine and Roses. After a brief hiatus in the latter 1980s, Wynn, Duck and bassist Mark Walton joined with guitarist Paul Cutler who had produced the bands very first EP. By 1988, the band was on Enigma Records and began a relationship with producer Elliott Mazer, who produced Neil Youngs Time Fades Away. Mazer produced Live at Rajis which showcased the bands long, feedback soaked improvisations and even though it was released AFTER the Mazer-produced studio album, Ghost Stories, it was recorded prior to that on Jan 31, 1988 at Rajis in Hollywood; not 1989 as originally listed on the album upon release.
What Run Out Groove presents here is the complete show, including 4 tracks making their debut on wax. Live at Rajis would see its release for the first time in the U.S., since the original vinyl album debuted in Europe back in 1989. If you like R.E.M., Mazzy Star, Rain Parade, Galaxie 500, Big Star, The Velvet Underground, Television and Grant Lee Buffalo you wont want to miss this title.
Features the complete show on vinyl for the first time, including tracks "See That My Grave is Kept Clean," "When You Smile," "All Along the Watchtower," and "Tell Me When Its Over," that are making their debut appearance on the format.
This is the first time the title is issued on vinyl in the U.S. and only the second time to be pressed to wax since the first "edited" version was released in 1989 in Europe. Each 2LP set is individually numbered and strictly limited based on pre orders.
Recorded live direct to DAT, January 31, 1988 at Raji's, Hollywood, CA.
Features:
Strict One Time Pressing
Numbered, Limited Edition - Only 1349 pressed worldwide
First Time On Vinyl In the U.S.
180g Vinyl
Multi-colored vinyl
Pressed at Record Industry
Gatefold jacket
Tip-on Stoughton sleeve
New artwork
Never-before seen photos and liner notes
Selections:
Side 1:
1. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
2. Still Holding On To You
3. Forest For The Trees
4. Until Lately
5. Thats What You Always Say
Side 2:
1. When You Smile
2. Burn
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. Tell Me When Its Over
5. Merrittville
Side 3:
1. The Days Of Wine And Roses
2. The Medicine Show
3. Halloween
Side 4:
1. Boston
2. John Coltrane Stereo Blues
Numbered, Limited Edition 180g Multi-Colored Vinyl Double LP!
First Time On Vinyl In the U.S.!
2018 Stereophile Magazine Record to Die For!
Though never commercially successful, Paisley Underground darlings the Dream Syndicate were critically acclaimed and held up their version of neo-psychedelic rock n roll through the vapid MTV-dominated synth years of the 1980s. Influenced by the Velvet Underground, Neil Young and Television, the Syndicate led by vocalist, guitarist and band leader, Steve Wynn, formed the original version of the band with guitarist Karl Precoda in 1982 after moving back to Los Angeles. Drummer Dennis Duck, who played in the Pasadena band, Human Hands, joined the Syndicate and suggested the bands name in reference to Tony Conrads early 1960s NY experimental ensemble that included John Cale.The band performed their first live show at Club Lingerie in Hollywood on Feb 23, 1982 and later signed to Slash Records subsidiary, Ruby Records, releasing their enigmatic and best known album, The Days of Wine and Roses. After a brief hiatus in the latter 1980s, Wynn, Duck and bassist Mark Walton joined with guitarist Paul Cutler who had produced the bands very first EP. By 1988, the band was on Enigma Records and began a relationship with producer Elliott Mazer, who produced Neil Youngs Time Fades Away. Mazer produced Live at Rajis which showcased the bands long, feedback soaked improvisations and even though it was released AFTER the Mazer-produced studio album, Ghost Stories, it was recorded prior to that on Jan 31, 1988 at Rajis in Hollywood; not 1989 as originally listed on the album upon release.
What Run Out Groove presents here is the complete show, including 4 tracks making their debut on wax. Live at Rajis would see its release for the first time in the U.S., since the original vinyl album debuted in Europe back in 1989. If you like R.E.M., Mazzy Star, Rain Parade, Galaxie 500, Big Star, The Velvet Underground, Television and Grant Lee Buffalo you wont want to miss this title.
Features the complete show on vinyl for the first time, including tracks "See That My Grave is Kept Clean," "When You Smile," "All Along the Watchtower," and "Tell Me When Its Over," that are making their debut appearance on the format.
This is the first time the title is issued on vinyl in the U.S. and only the second time to be pressed to wax since the first "edited" version was released in 1989 in Europe. Each 2LP set is individually numbered and strictly limited based on pre orders.
Recorded live direct to DAT, January 31, 1988 at Raji's, Hollywood, CA.
Features:
Strict One Time Pressing
Numbered, Limited Edition - Only 1349 pressed worldwide
First Time On Vinyl In the U.S.
180g Vinyl
Multi-colored vinyl
Pressed at Record Industry
Gatefold jacket
Tip-on Stoughton sleeve
New artwork
Never-before seen photos and liner notes
Selections:
Side 1:
1. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
2. Still Holding On To You
3. Forest For The Trees
4. Until Lately
5. Thats What You Always Say
Side 2:
1. When You Smile
2. Burn
3. All Along The Watchtower
4. Tell Me When Its Over
5. Merrittville
Side 3:
1. The Days Of Wine And Roses
2. The Medicine Show
3. Halloween
Side 4:
1. Boston
2. John Coltrane Stereo Blues
