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Is this the last pair of reissues? Is Hope Six Demolition Project getting a new release with demos?
Let England Shake Reissue (LP)
Reissue on vinyl of the eighth PJ Harvey studio album Let England Shake. The album was produced by PJ Harvey, Flood and John Parish and originally released in Feburary 2011. Let England Shake features the singles ‘The Words That Maketh Murder’ and 'The Glorious Land' and was the second album...
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Let England Shake Reissue (LP)
Reissue on vinyl of the eighth PJ Harvey studio album Let England Shake. The album was produced by PJ Harvey, Flood and John Parish and originally released in Feburary 2011. Let England Shake features the singles ‘The Words That Maketh Murder’ and 'The Glorious Land' and was the second album...
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Yes!Looks like this is already on Udiscover at 30% off/free ship:
PJ Harvey - Let England Shake LP - uDiscover Music
Reissue on vinyl of PJ Harvey’s eighth studio album Let England Shake. The album was produced by PJ Harvey, Flood, and John Parish and was originally released in February 2011. Let England Shake features singles "The Words That Maketh Murder" and "The Glorious Land" and was the second album in...
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I have all the Unwound box sets already but I might just grab this too. The colored wax doesn’t matter so much as the fact that it was pressed at RTI.Leaves Turn Inside You
The Unwound album that ended all Unwound albums. Recorded in a moldering farmhouse basement at the crest of the new century, Leaves Turn Inside You is the no-wave response to Spector’s wall of noise call. Infinite layers of choppy guitar stabs and bridge scrapes, guttural bass thronk, thrift...
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This one is great too! I already open most of the albums these tracks are on. But I've been getting into some comps lately to get the change up more often on vinyl, so might snag one of these anyway.
If they would just change their branding to be less... Infomercial... Like, I have no problems with compilation albums, especially in Punk, Fueled by Ramen and Give 'Em The Boot compilations are how I learned about most punk bands, but this is just so... commercial... at least pretend!
I can hear the infomercial in my head as I read the track listing, lol
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