Landlady - Make Up / Lost Time - VINYL LP

Double 180gm vinyl LP pressing at half-speed 45rpm for enhanced audio quality. Housed in gatefold jacket including with a 28-page booklet. Originally released in 1987, A Momentary Lapse Of Reason was updated and remixed by David Gilmour and Andy Jackson for The Later Years Box Set. By returning to some of Richard Wright's original keyboard parts and by re-recording new drum tracks with Nick Mason, producers David Gilmour and Bob Ezrin have restored the creative balance between the three Pink Floyd members. The front cover features an alternative photograph from the original album cover photoshoot.

This project has a proposal that through the original composition written for this traditional in the Jazz genre in which textures in the form of the composition are exposed in a relevant way, in which Abraham Barrera proposes a fusion of elements of the classical school, with improvisation, the Mexican and contemporary concept, in it's final result. Each theme of the Peculiar Trio maintains a harmonic structure of wide range and rhythmic / polyphonic / harmonic concept that requires the performers a domain you will see in the instrument and control of different changes of time and structure. The themes have a character among waltzes, Son, Huapango, Danzón, Improvisation, all led to a current and avant-garde contribution. de Lo Peculiar Trío leaves us a range of possibilities in the way of approaching the traditional with a very peculiar concept and sound when listening to the compositions created for this project and executed by the three masters that make up this trio.

Collision Drive is Alan Vega's second solo studio album, originally released in1981. If his debut laid the groundwork for a raw, minimalist take on rockabillyand blues, Collision Drive expands the palette with a grittier, more layered, andunfiltered energy. Here Vega's lyrics channel universal themes rooted in hisfascination with street life, science fiction, politics, comics, love and the mysteriesof the universe. It's a record that pulses with feeling and rebellion, displaying thefull spectrum of human experience and Vega's evolving vision.Alan was always reinventing himself, creating and refining his mastery of varia-tion while maintaining his own unparalleled and identifiable aesthetic. Sonically,this album is more dynamic than his first. Ditching drum machines for a livedrummer, and enlisting a hard rock band to back him, Collision Drive offered adifferent view of Vega's artistic vision. The aching punk rockabilly of InchMagdalena82Inch unfolds with a hypnotic blend of guitar slides and frenetic energy, whileVega's cover of InchBe Bop A LulaInch transforms Gene Vincent's classic into an aggres-sively charged, manic howl. Elsewhere, tracks like the hard-driving cosmic rockn roll InchRaverInch push into psychobilly territory. Vega was relentlessly innovative, continuously paving new ground.Newly remastered by Josh Bonati from the original tapes, Collision Drive receivesa reverent reissue from Sacred Bones Record.Here we witness the full ascension into his own mythology part rockabilly out-law, part cosmic preacher, part outsider visionary. Broader in scope than his debutbut just as uncompromising, Collision Drive is a bold and personal explorationof sound and identity. Raw, electrifying, and groundbreaking, it remains a cultcornerstone of outsider rock and a touchstone in the evolution of art-punk andexperimental pop from one of New York's most fearless icons.