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MikeH said:
Little feat RSD restock:

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Little Feat - Electrif Lycanthrope: Live at Ultra-Sonic Studios, 1974 [Import]

Nestled between the classic LP releases Dixie Chicken and Feats Don’t Fail Me Now and playing for a small and intimate assembled studio audience, this recording finds Little Feat in their prime live from Ultrasonic Studios in Hempstead, NY on September 9, 1974. Often discussed as their ‘best’...
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Thank you! Been searching for this.
 
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TheThinWhiteDuke said:
Just got my copy of New Pornographers- Twin Cinema that appeared recently and it's a new reissue, def not pressed at RTI. Looks like GZ with a cheap paper sleeve, no mastering info
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I was hoping you'd scored a warehouse find, but there's a new discogs entry
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The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2021 Vinyl release of "Twin Cinema" on Discogs.
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dansomeone said:
I was hoping you'd scored a warehouse find, but there's a new discogs entry
www.discogs.com

The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2021 Vinyl release of "Twin Cinema" on Discogs.
www.discogs.com www.discogs.com
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Must have been a small pressing, it sold out quick (too quick for me to catch) on the label page and I haven't seen it anywhere at retail.
 
nolalady said:
I am really digging this. It is considered free jazz.

"MANIC NO WAVE SAX FRENZY! James White tore up the city blueprints and charted his own map through the sonic sprawl of New York, perfecting a jittery, manic attack on sax and vocals and adopting the persona of a lounge singer in the waiting room of Hell. A maelstrom of chaotic transformations of funk, jazz (et al.) with equal parts James Brown and James White originals that rank among the most incendiary in his repertoire, this album is available outside of Japan for the first time and pressed on colored vinyl!! Due to its plethora of sublime rhythms and prismatic shimmy, a party atmosphere is in full effect on Melt Yourself Down. The band presents a master class of cutting-edge downtown New York City funk that evokes an endless evening riding NYC’s late-night slipstream. White’s avatar, the Godfather himself, James Brown, is paid respects with a pair of hot takes, including “Super Bad,” which kicks off the album. Later, during “Cold Sweat,” White grows increasingly agitated, injecting an element of chaos into the methodical groove while adding some of his own coitus-inspired lyrics. “Hell On Earth” brings home the bacon and fries it in the flames the band calls forth as they rub sax, guitar and bass together in a manner that can only be described as biblical. On this final cut—with his innate understanding that performance is ritual—the flaming demonics that White calls up are in full, infernal swing. Melt Yourself Down executes White’s prime directive—provoke pleasure, by any means necessary."


James White & the Blacks - Melt Yourself Down

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James White And The Blacks - Melt Yourself Down [Teal Vinyl] – New LP

"MANIC NO WAVE SAX FRENZY! James White tore up the city blueprints and charted his own map through the sonic sprawl of New York, perfecting a jittery, manic attack on sax and vocals and adopting the persona of a lounge singer in the waiting room of Hell. A maelstrom of chaotic transformations of...
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Yeah, I'm REALLY glad I ended up going for this one. Not sure my wife would enjoy but I'm absolutely loving it!
 
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