Purple - Silence & Remorse - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. A Simple Song 2. Weirdistan 3. Out of Hand 4. Hell to Pay 5. Body Line 6. Above And Beyond 7. Blood From A Stone 8. Uncommon Man 9. Aprs Vouz 10. All The Time In The World 11. Vincent Price 12. It'll Be Me

Vinyl LP pressing Reissue of this 1979 album from the R&B, funk, soul, and rock icon. Prince began work on his sophomore album just seven months after releasing his debut. The album pulses with an electric energy, especially on the dance singles InchI Wanna Be Your LoverInch and InchWhy You Wanna Treat Me So Bad?Inch Prince would perform both of those songs on his national television debut on American Bandstand following the of Prince, showcasing his increasing interest in transferring the energy of the studio to the stage. Prince was performed, recorded and produced by Prince, with two members of his live band, the drummer Bobby InchZ.Inch Rivkin and bassist André Cymone, credited as Inchheaven-sent helpers.Inch Album Tracks 1. I Wanna Be Your Lover 2. Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad? 3. Sexy Dancer 4. When We're Dancing Close and Slow 5. With You 6. Bambi 7. Still Waiting 8. I Feel for You 9. It's Gonna Be Lonely

SOS Forks AI REM II bears the fruit of Doug Kaplan's longstanding quest to push his MrDougDoug project to a level of bewildering Inchall-over-the-place-coreInch MIDI programming and plunderphonic trickery. He stands at the gate in a top hat and tie-dye tails inviting us into a rare zone where vocaloid Animal Crossing sludge metal and minimalism like Philip Glass sit side by side with synthetic air horns and simulated burps. Kaplan builds his tracks on the frameworks of MIDI files salvaged from the Internet Archive's Geocities MIDI Collection, weaving together structures from the unearthed scraps of all manner of songs from the traditions of rock, jazz, nü metal, country, and more. Kaplan harnesses soundfonts from video games released on Super Nintendo and N64, disfiguring the familiar tones and sound effects of those consoles through pitch-shifting and effect manipulation into carnivalesque curlicues or passages of majestic consonance. Kaplan's meticulous process of recombining MIDI files and programming voices works in consort with his Merry Prankster nature to produce music that is at once baroque and, as he himself would tell you, often utterly annoying in it's delivery - a maniacal orchestra offering up moment after moment of Inch?Inch and Inchlol wtfInch. Despite the in-the-box software-based nature of his album's creation, he pursued processes that would inject pure chance and unpredictable deviations into what could have manifested as antiseptic digital music. MrDougDoug's vision of the present-as-future leads us away from the iridescent towers looming over the would-be utopian landscape and squirrels us down the tunnel to his deranged clown dimension. The wonders he presents to us down there can't help but bear the humor and irreverence that he brings to his art practice - a mindset, coupled with that of Mukqs, that has come to define the output of Hausu Mount