Smile - Wall Of Eyes - VINYL LP

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. The third Police album, from 1980, again reaching #1 UK album chart and featuring two classic hit singles the moving 'Don't Stand So Close to Me' and 'De Do Do Do, de Da Da Da'. Also features their second Grammy-winning instrumental 'Behind My Camel', and other fan favorites 'Shadows in the Rain', 'Canary in a Coalmine' and 'Man in a Suitcase'. Regarded as one of the finest rock albums of all time. Album Tracks 1. Don't Stand So Close to Me 2. Driven to Tears 3. When the World Is Running Down, You Make the Best of What's Still Around 4. Canary in a Coalmine 5. Voices Inside My Head 6. Bombs Away 1. De Do Do Do, de Da Da Da 2. Behind My Camel 3. Man in a Suitcase 4. Shadows in the Rain 5. The Other Way of Stopping

For the A Ghost Is Born recording, Wilco was Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Leroy Bach, Glenn Kotche, and Mikael Jorgensen; Jim O'Rourke, who mixed the band's previous Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, co-produced the album with Wilco. Leroy Bach left Wilco at the completion of the sessions and the band announced the addition of two new members Pat Sansone and Nels Cline. Sansone and Cline toured with Wilco to promote AGIB and that lineup has remained unchanged since 2004. As Tweedy said to Mehr for his new liner note, InchMaking that record, and then finding this lineup, that was the start of something-of having a band that can play anything. That's why, twenty years later, we're still here and still going. InchWilco first began sessions for what would become A Ghost Is Born in early 2002 at Chicago's Soma E. M. S. , where they had mixed Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. Much of the album was tracked live in the studio with O'Rourke and engineer Chris Shaw. They also reunited there with engineer and soon-to-be-bandmate Mikael Jorgensen. At Soma, the band began sketching out music using Tweedy's notebooks of lyrics, poetry, and prose. Mehr notes InchIn between more traditional song tracking, the group would engage in a series of conceptual improvisations in the studio. These musical experiments, broadly known as 'Fundamentals'... were part of what Kotche said was 'an attempt to search for a new group identity. To see what we could make this band into. 'InchIn the fall of 2003, the band relocated to New York to finish recording at Sear Sound. InchIt seemed like the band needed to get out of Chicago, get out of the working mode they'd been in, and only be thinking about making a record,Inch O'Rourke told Mehr. There, playing together in the corner of a large studio, the album began to take it's final shape. Emerging from a period of addiction and rehab, Tweedy discussed how he feels about A G

Vinyl LP repressing of this classic album originally released on the 4AD tag. Back in 1986, The Pink Opaque brought together the best of the Cocteau Twins' early works to become their first official in the US. Already a cult band on college radio, some classics like 'Pearly-Dewdrops' Drops' and 'Aikea-Guinea' were given new mixes for this , while it also featured 'Millimillenary', the first run out for incoming band member Simon Raymonde. To this day, it remains a great entry point to a wonderful band. All tracks originally recorded between 1982 and 1985. Elizabeth Fraser and Robin Guthrie appear on all recordings while Simon Raymonde and Will Heggie also appear on various tracks. Album Tracks 1. The Spangle Maker 2. Millimillenary 3. Wax and Wane (Remixed) 4. Hitherto 5. Pearly-Dewdrops (7Inch Version) 1. From the Flagstones 2. Aikea-Guinea 3. Lorelei 9. Pepper-Tree 5. Musette and Drums