And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Lost Songs - Limited 180-Gram Crystal Clear Vinyl - VINYL LP

This rare Oscar Moore recording was one of the few he made in stereo. Recorded for Omega in 1957, it combines Oscar with Leroy Vinegar on bass. This remained unreleased in all other formats due to some problems in the recording. It seems that Oscar accompanied himself via overdubbing. Something went wrong. The result was mud. However, with digital enhancement, the sound has been recovered and everything can now be heard. This is some fine Oscar Moore playing, which no fan of jazz guitar will want to miss.

Limited 10th anniversary edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on black & white marbled 180-gram audiophile vinyl in a gatefold sleeve. Their eighth studio album Lost Songs was originally released in 2012 and it's lyrics are themed around war, tyranny and apathy, no unfamiliar grounds for the band. It features 12 tracks and four additional bonus tracks; InchSkywhalingInch, InchMountain Battle SongInch, InchVerschollene SongsInch and InchIdols Of PerversityInch. Just like several predecessors, the album was produced by Chris InchFrenchieInch Smith, who worked with Meat Puppets, Jet and The Dandy Warhols amongst others.

Double vinyl LP pressing includes three bonus tracks plus an etching on Side D/4. Source Tags & Codes is the third album (and first for Interscope) from the alt-rock band,... And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead. It is often cited as the band's finest work, yielding a sound texture that teeters on implosion and seeing the band yank the melody back at the last second. Source Tags & Codes was met with critical acclaim, receiving a score of 85 out of 100 on review aggregate site Metacritic, indicating Inchuniversal acclaimInch. The Austin Chronicle's Michael Chamy called Source Tags & Codes Inchan album that absolutely cannot be ignoredInch. Noel Murray of The A.V. Club wrote that the band Inchplays imaginative alt-rock with intense passion, and Source Tags & Codes let's the pressure build exquisitely.Inch Noting it's Inchangular, Sonic Youth-style guitar and earnest angerInch, Blender's Michael Leonard credited the album for being Inchmore engaging than many of [the band's] post-rock peersInch, while Uncut similarly wrote that Inchcompared to so many noisemongers, TOD understand that restraint enables unleashed firepower to be exhilarating and awesome.Inch