Czarface - The Odd Czar Against Us - VINYL LP

12Inch 180-gram HQ virgin vinyl reissues of the original stereo mixes of the legendary band's six Jim Morrison-fronted studio albums. The reissues of these now historic albums - all originally released between 1967 and 1970 - are replicas of the initial vinyl offerings, including artwork and inner sleeves. The laquers were cut at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood, CA under the direct supervision of original Doors producer/engineer Bruce Botnick and Electra Records founder Jac Holzman. THE SOFT PARADE, first released in 1969, climbed to #6 and featured the #3 hit InchTouch Me,Inch InchShaman's Blues,Inch InchWild Child,Inch and more. Album Tracks 1. Tell All the People 2. Touch Me 3. Shaman's Blues 4. Do It 5. Easy Ride 6. Wild Child 7. Runnin' Blue 8. Wishful Sinful 9. The Soft Parade

Wu-Tang founding MC Inspectah Deck and veteran duo 7L & Esoteric are back with their sophomore album Every Hero Needs A Villain featuring MF Doom, Method Man, GZA, R.A The Rugged Man, JuJu (The Beatnuts), Large Professor and Meyhem Lauren! Album Tracks 1. Don the Armor 2. Czartacus 3. Lumberjack Match 4. Nightcrawler (Feat. Method Man) 5. World Premier (Feat. Large Professor) 6. The Great (Czar Guitar) 7. Red Alert 8. Junkyard Dogs (Feat. Juju of the Beatnuts) 9. SGT. Slaughter 10. When Gods Go Mad (Feat. Gza) 11. Ka-Bang! (Feat. MF Doom) 12. Deadly Class (Feat. Meyhem Lauren) 13. Escape from Czarkham Asylum 14. Sinister 15. Good Villains Go Last (Feat. Ra the Rugged Man)

Double clear viny LP pressing in gatefold jacket. InchNurture is an album about hope, overcoming despair, faithfully pursuing a sense of purpose, and trying to prove that it's worthwhile to try. This album came about during a period of intense creative and emotional struggle. I had structured my life around the expectation that the only thing that made me happy was writing music. But it was exactly that obsession and imbalance that made writing music an impossibility for me for years. I wanted it too much, was highly self-critical, and I was so scared that I wouldn't ever be able to write music again. And the more desperate I became to write music, the harder it became. Only by accepting that I might never be able to do it again, and by embracing and trying to find happiness in aspects of life outside of music, was I able to slowly claw my way into being able to do it again. And on the other side of all this fear and anxiety, I found this life-giving sort of light and beauty. I felt a gratitude towards real life that I used to only feel towards fiction. I'm really, deeply glad that I wrote this album. It's my favorite music I've ever made, and it made me feel purposeful and happy to write music again. I want to write music that tells people that an earnest and sincere effort to overcome that thing you're struggling with is the best path forward. There's no shortage of fuel for despair and nihilism, but I've found that those things don't help. I want the listener to know that even when it seems impossible and insurmountable, it's worthwhile to do your best, that there's no shame in hope, and that purpose and meaning are worth pursuing.Inch