Record Store Day 2012

[Liingus]

and tomato soup doesn't need cutting

IN YOUR FACE sheen

[Carcharodon carcharias]

http://consequenceofsound.net/2012/02/d ... on-boxset/




To celebrate this year’s Record Store Day, which falls on Saturday, April 21st, the David Lynch Foundation has put together a special limited edition box set, which compiles performances from 34 artists that span a number of genres, from latin to pop to electronic to hip-hop to even classical.

Originally released digitally on iTunes last year, the new set has been remastered for vinyl and also boasts a previously unreleased bonus track from Sean Lennon’s Ghost of the Saber Tooth Tiger project (“Formica”) in addition to a digital download of an exclusive new release by Julio Iglesias Jr.. Other artists featured include Peter Gabriel, Donovan, Tom Waits, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Iggy Pop, Ben Folds, Alanis Morissette, and much more. See the full tracklist below for a complete roster of artists.

Outside of music, the set will also include a new documentary titled Meditation, Creativity, Peace, which showcases Lynch’s 2007-2008 16-country worldwide tour in which he spoke to government leaders, film students, and the press. Furthermore, the whole thing will be topped off with a 42-page book, featuring an introduction by Lynch and artwork by Romio Shrestha and Davel Hamue.

Keep in mind that this collection is limited to 2,500 units and only available to select stores participating in Record Store Day. Good luck.

Music That Changes the World Tracklist:
Vol 1.0 A.
01. Peter Gabriel – Curtains
02. Ozomatli – Monster
03. Arrested Development – Let It Go
04. Slightly Stoopid w. Don Carlos – Wiseman, Live @ Black Water
B.
01. Iggy Pop – Milk Cow Blues
02. Phil Soussan – Shot In The Dark
03. Rodrigo y Gabriela – Satori, live
04. Band From TV – I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free

Vol 1.2 A.
01. Moby – The Poison Tree
02. Ben Lee – Food For The Moon
03. Alanis Morissette – 20/20
04. Heather Nova – Doubled Up
B.
01. Amanda Palmer – In My Mind
02. Nancy Sinatra – End of the World
03. Tom Waits – Briar and The Rose
04. Au Revoir Simone – Boys Of Summer
05. Special Beat w. Pauline Black – Night Club

Vol 1.3 A.
01. Maroon 5 – The Air I Breathe
02. Pink Jaffee featuring Jakob Dylan w. Daryl Hannah – Wont You Stay
03. Emin – All I Need Tonight
04. The Waterboys – In The Beginning Was Love
05. Carmen Rizzo w. Grant-Lee Phillips – Bring the Mountain Down
B.
01. The Charlatans – The Only One I Know (RMX_with Factory Floor)
02. Andy Summers featuring Geeta Novotny – Ave Maria
03. The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger – Formica

Vol. 1.4 A.
01. Dave Stewart – Man To Man
02. Ben Folds – Wild Mountain Thyme
03. Donovan – Listen
04. Mary Hopkin – Gold and Silver
05. Peter & Gordon – True Love Ways
B.
01. Patricia Kaas Remix by Jourdan Bordes
02. Neon Trees – Animal, djs From Mars Remix
03. Salman Ahmad w. Valerie Geffner – Nachoon Gi.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

and tomato soup doesn't need cutting

IN YOUR FACE sheen

Splooge doesn't either, goo gobbler, IN YOUR FACE and on your Scrapple!

[Carcharodon carcharias]

http://www.stereoboard.com/content/view/170507/9


T. REX’S ‘ELECTRIC WARRIOR’ SINGLES TO BE REISSUED FOR RECORD STORE DAY


T. Rex’s second album ‘Electric Warrior’ is to be reissued on 23rd April to celebrate the 40th anniversary of glam rock. The classic album, which featured the hit singles ‘Get It On’ and ‘Jeepster’, will be released in a number of different formats including a Deluxe Edition and Super Deluxe Edition, as well as special vinyl and digital editions.

The album will be preceded by the release of a special box set of 7” singles entitled the ‘Electric Sevens’ on Saturday 21st April to celebrate Record Store Day 2012.

In addition to the original tracklisting, ‘Electric Warrior’ will also include four bonus tracks - the non-album single ‘Hot Love’ plus the B-sides ‘There Was A Time / Raw Ramp’, ‘King Of The Mountain Cometh’ and ‘Woodland Rock’.

The limited-edition Super Deluxe Edition of ‘Electric Warrior’ will be housed in a lavish box set, which is foil-blocked and de-bossed and will contain the two CDs plus a DVD of rare and unreleased TV performances and promos by the group. Additional items include a 32-page hardback book featuring a brand new essay from Bolan biographer Mark Paytress. The box also includes reproductions of rare photos, a poster, a coaster and a vintage press release. See below for full tracklistings.

‘Electric Warrior’, the follow-up to T. Rex’s eponymous debut, was originally released in 1971, when it reached Number One in the UK Albums Chart before returning to the top spot again during the following year. The band’s performance of ‘Hot Love’ – their first Number One single – on Top of the Pops has since become known as one of the defining moments of glam rock.

T. REX – ELECTRIC WARRIOR – SUPER DELUXE EDITION
DISC ONE – ORIGINAL ALBUM PLUS SINGLE A & B SIDES
01: Mambo Sun
02: Cosmic Dancer
03: Jeepster
04: Monolith
05: Lean Woman Blues
06: Get It On
07: Planet Queen
08: Girl
09: The Motivator
10: Life’s A Gas
11: Rip Off
BONUS TRACKS
12: There Was A Time / Raw Ramp - B-side
13: Hot Love - A-side
14: King Of The Mountain Cometh - B-side
15: Woodland Rock - B-side

DISC TWO – DEMOS & OUT-TAKES
01: Electric Warrior Poem – Rare US Radio Promo *
02: Mambo Sun – Instrumental Edit *
03: Cosmic Dancer – Single-Vocal Version *
04: Jeepster – Single-Vocal Version *
05: Monolith – No Backing Vocals Version *
06: Lean Woman Blues – Single-Guitar Track – Work in Progress *
07: Get It On – Full Length Version *
08: Planet Queen – Acoustic Version *
09: Girl – New York Demo *
10: The Motivator – Work In Progress *
11: Life’s A Gas – Studio Out-Take *
12: Rip Off – Instrumental *
13: Raw Ramp – London Demo Version
14: Electric Boogie – London Demo Version *
15: Honey Don’t – Studio Out-Take / Work In Progress *
16: Planet Queen – Acoustic Solo / London Demo Version *
17: Girl - Acoustic Solo / London Demo Version *
18: Jeepster – Electric Home Demo Version *
19: Get It On – Acoustic Home Demo Version *
20: Untitled Instrumental – Studio Out-Take *
21: Electric Warrior Poem and radio advert. US Radio promo *

Previously Unreleased *

DISC THREE - DVD
01: Hot Love from Top Of The Pops, 24th March 1971. First time on DVD
02: Get It On from Top Of The Pops, 20th December 1971 featuring Elton John
03: Jeepster from Beat Club, Germany. Previously Unseen Blue Screen Version
04: Life’s A Gas from Beat Club, Germany. Previously Unseen Blue Screen Version
05: Girl, Live at Wembley Empire Pool, 18th March 1972
06: Cosmic Dancer, Live at Wembley Empire Pool, 18th March 1972
07: Get It On, Official Promo
08: Jeepster, Official Promo
09: Jeepster from Beat Club, Germany. Broadcast version
10: Life’s A Gas from Beat Club, Germany. Broadcast version


RECORD STORE DAY 2012 EXCLUSIVE: ELECTRIC SEVENS 7” SINGLES BOX SET
VINYL SINGLE ONE: HOT LOVE
A1: Hot Love - Single Version
B1: Unnamed Instrumental aka “A Lot Of Rubbish” (O/T) *
B2: Hot Love - no strings version
VINYL SINGLE TWO: GET IT ON
A1: Get It On single version
B1: Raw Ramp – London demo version *
B2: Get It On - acoustic demo*
VINYL SINGLE THREE: JEEPSTER
A1: Jeepster – single version
B1: Life's A Gas - electric demo (2.22) *
B2: Jeepster - electric demo (2.15)
VINYL SINGLE FOUR: BBC EP
A1:Sailors of the Highway (2:46) BBC Radio 1 Club – 3rd August 1971
B1:Girl (2:13) BBC Radio 1 Club –3rd August 1971
B2:Electric Boogie (1:47) BBC Radio 1 Club – 20th July 1971

[SHARPPIE]

face soup.

mmmmmmmmmmm.

[Liingus]

dude spams his own thread with gayness

one track mind

[SHARPPIE]

dude loves the cock.

and I totally respect him for that.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

The Ambassador

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OesuyhaCSeQ


Iggy Pop has been named ambassador of Record Store Day 2012.
Set to take place on April 21, Record Store Day sees exclusive releases and special shows to celebrate independent record shops. The Stooges main man has said of his new role: "As Record Store Day Ambassador for 2012 I feel like a representative from some exotic jungle full of life and death and sex and anger, called upon to wear a leopard skin and translate joy to the world of the dead."
He added: "A person should have a personality. You won't get one dicking around on a computer. It helps to go somewhere where there are other persons. Persons who are interested in something you are. That's how a record store or any shop that's got some life to it should work. It's not about selling shit."
He continued: "I got my name, my musical education and my personality all from working at a record store during my tender years. Small indie shops have always been a mix of theatre and laboratory. In the 50s and 60s the teen kids used to gather after school at these places to listen free to the latest singles and see if they liked the beat."
"You could buy the disc you liked for 79 cents and if you were lucky meet a chick. Clerks in these places became managers, (like Brian Epstein), label heads, (Jac Holzman) and Faces on album covers (like me)."
For more information on Record Store Day, visit recordstoreday.com.

[Liingus]

i would go as far as to say that i commend him for it

[Carcharodon carcharias]

dude sperms me in my face

and on my scrapple

[SHARPPIE]

you think about ejaculating on his face a lot, huh? show us on the doll where you would like to touch him.

[BABY SHAKER]

well, sharpps is not too old to cut the mustard.
he must be willing and able, he's the king of the cuts on 2 turntables.

damn, that was easy.

[Liingus]

hey pal!
you must wanna be cummed on too!

DEEP CUTS ABOUND!!

[BABY SHAKER]

hey pal!
you must wanna be cummed on too!

uh.. DUH!
I'm all wide open eyes and tongue!

[Liingus]

the biggest difference between sheen and i is that i would never consider him worthy of feeling the warmth of my cum

well, maybe thats not the biggest difference

[BABY SHAKER]

sheen is probably a dribbler.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

well, sharpps is not too old to cut the mustard.
he must be willing and able, he's the king of the cuts on 2 turntables.

damn, that was easy.

WOW! What alley cardboard box did you roll out of? You been locked up? I see you bummed enough change to take the bus to a McDonalds to use the free wi-fi. Nowhere for weeks and then someone starts talking about cocks and splooge and YOU come a runnin'.

[Liingus]

nah. it was the Tomahawk news

[Carcharodon carcharias]

nah. it was the splooge I took to the chin.

Figures.

[BABY SHAKER]

you accept it AND you're eeked by it?
change your username to hot ice at once.

[SHARPPIE]

there he goes again, fantasizing about blowing a load on lingus.

I would bet he had an erection as he typed that.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

there he goes again, fantasizing about blowing a load on lingus.

I would bet he had an erection as he typed that.

My fantasy would be... me grabbing you by your little red midget ears and drop kicking your head via face into next week, ya little lepro-caun.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/no ... -store-day





Metals on metal … Feist meets Mastodon. Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian/PR
Feist will collaborate with Mastodon on a limited-edition 7in single due next year. The Canadian singer was introduced to the metal band on Later … with Jools Holland and thought "these two worlds [should] collide".

"We're going to do everything we can to work with Feist and have a split 7in to support independent record stores," Mastodon's Troy Sanders told MTV Canada . The next international Record Store Day will take place on 21 April 2012. "The idea is for Mastodon to cover a Feist song and throw some hair and dirt on it. [Then Feist will] take a Mastodon song and pretty it up a little bit."



The two acts got the idea in late October, when Feist played tunes from her new album Metals and Mastodon performed songs on the BBC show. Feist told HitFix: "[Mastodon frontman] Brent [Hinds] and I were nodding at each other, and he's like, 'Nice riff,' and I'm like 'Nice tone,'" she said. "So backstage I'm thinking about letting these two worlds collide, how they should collide, so I'm like, 'How about Metals meeting metal?' Brent was like: 'Well, I do like that Bad in Each Other song, I could see that.' Maybe now I will look into learning to cover Oblivion, or anything off [The Hunter]. That album's amazing."



Sanders said there is only "a short window" to do these recordings – "December". But a month seems more than enough time for Feist to coo her way through Stargasm or Blasteroid, and Mastodon could probably transform 1 2 3 4 into a single sinister riff.

[SHARPPIE]

when you give a guy head you like being grabbed by the ears? kinda weird...don't get me wrong, no judgment...just a little weird.

[Carcharodon carcharias]

when you give a guy head you like being grabbed by the ears? kinda weird...don't get me wrong, no judgment...just a little weird.

My fantasy would be... me grabbing you by your little red midget ears and drop kicking your head via face into next week, ya little lepro-caun.

Damn! Not only are you stupid, You are illiterate as well.