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Mission of Burma – Signals, Calls and Marches [New Vinyl LP] Rmst

Mission of Burma – Signals, Calls and Marches [New Vinyl LP] Rmst Artist: Mission of Burma Title: Signals, Calls and Marches Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Punk UPC: 744861086710 Release Date: 2010 Record Label: Matador Records Album Tracks1. Academy Fight Song2. Max Ernst3. Devotion4. Execution5. That S When I Reach for My Revolver6. Outlaw7. Fame and Fortune8. This Is Not a Photograph9. Red10. All World Cowboy Romance Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Vampire Weekend – Contra [New Vinyl LP] 180 Gram

Vinyl LP pressing. 2010 sophomore album from the U.S. Indie Pop band. Features the first single ‘Horchata’. Title: Contra. I Think Ur a Contra. Artist: Vampire Weekend. Format: Vinyl LP. California English.

Ratatat – «LP4» XL 2010 Vinyl

The product is a new vinyl record of the album «LP4» by Ratatat, released in 2010 under XL Recordings and Bqtx. This dance genre record is pressed on high-quality vinyl material, making it a must-have for fans of the band and collectors of vinyl records. With the brand behind it being Redeye, this product is sure to be a top choice for music enthusiasts looking to add a new and vibrant album to their collection.

Ratatat – LP4 [New Vinyl LP]

Ratatat – LP4 [New Vinyl LP] Artist: Ratatat Title: LP4 Format: Vinyl LP Genre: Dance UPC: 634904046514 Release Date: 2010 Record Label: XL Recordings Album Tracks1. Bilar2. Drugs3. Neckbrace4. We Can’t Be Stopped5. Bob Gandhi6. Mandy7. Mahalo8. Party with Children9. Sunblocks10. Bare Feast11. Grape Juice City12. Alps Vinyl LP pressing. 2010 release, the fourth album from the New York-based duo. LP4 is the duo’s next step forward on the work that they began on LP3. The band describes LP4 as a ‘weirder’ album than LP3, with a much braver approach to the arrangements. There are more instruments featured on the record than ever before, and for the first time a full string section. The album also features a number of spoken word interludes, one taken from Werner Herzog’s film Stroszeck, in which the lead character Bruno S describes the keyboards he owns.Copyright DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.