Half Japanese - Crazy Hearts (TRANSPARENT TURQUOISE VINYL) - VINYL LP
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Restored 'Original Gold Sleeve Edition' on classic black vinyl. An intense neo-psychedelic gem that journeys through serenity before collapsing into it's own itchy comedown. A glorious amalgamation of discordant psyche, Lou Reed hustle and Gospel surrealism. A kaleidoscopic blueprint for everything that followed, with lovingly restored artwork. Spacemen 3's second album is a remarkable departure from the band's 1986 debut, Sound Of Confusion. Reduced to a trio (guitarists / keyboardists Pete InchSonic BoomInch Kember, Jason InchSpacemanInch Pierce, and bassist Pete Bassman), Spacemen 3 makes an asset out of the newfound lack of percussion, giving The Perfect Prescription a considerably less rock-oriented sound with much more open space in it's varied, subtle arrangements.
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- GenreRockDescriptionRestored 'Original Gold Sleeve Edition' on classic black vinyl. An intense neo-psychedelic gem that journeys through serenity before collapsing into it's own itchy comedown. A glorious amalgamation of discordant psyche, Lou Reed hustle and Gospel surrealism. A kaleidoscopic blueprint for everything that followed, with lovingly restored artwork. Spacemen 3's second album is a remarkable departure from the band's 1986 debut, Sound Of Confusion. Reduced to a trio (guitarists / keyboardists Pete InchSonic BoomInch Kember, Jason InchSpacemanInch Pierce, and bassist Pete Bassman), Spacemen 3 makes an asset out of the newfound lack of percussion, giving The Perfect Prescription a considerably less rock-oriented sound with much more open space in it's varied, subtle arrangements.ArtistHalf JapaneseTitleCrazy Hearts (TRANSPARENT TURQUOISE VINYL)FormatVINYLLabelFire Records
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Restored 'Original Gold Sleeve Edition' on classic black vinyl. An intense neo-psychedelic gem that journeys through serenity before collapsing into it's own itchy comedown. A glorious amalgamation of discordant psyche, Lou Reed hustle and Gospel surrealism. A kaleidoscopic blueprint for everything that followed, with lovingly restored artwork. Spacemen 3's second album is a remarkable departure from the band's 1986 debut, Sound Of Confusion. Reduced to a trio (guitarists / keyboardists Pete InchSonic BoomInch Kember, Jason InchSpacemanInch Pierce, and bassist Pete Bassman), Spacemen 3 makes an asset out of the newfound lack of percussion, giving The Perfect Prescription a considerably less rock-oriented sound with much more open space in it's varied, subtle arrangements.

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