AT THE DRIVE-IN - RELATIONSHIP OF COMMAND (VINYL LP)
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THIS IS AT THE DRIVE-IN’S SEMINAL STUDIO ALBUM RELATIONSHIP OF COMMAND ON RARER-THAN-DUCK’S-TEETH VINYL RELEASED ON THE BEASTIE BOY’S GRAND ROYAL LABEL IN 2000 . . . THIS ITEM IS RARE AND IN EXCELLENT CONDITION . . . PLEASE NOTE THIS IS THE ORIGINAL RELEASE AND NOT THE 2004 RE-RELEASE . . . THIS UK RELEASE FEATURES BONUS TRACK ‘CATACOMBS’ WHICH ISN’T ON THE US RELEASE
THE VINYL RELEASE COMES IN A GLOSSY SLEEVE WITH EXCELLENT ARTWORK . . . VINYL AND INLAY ARE ALL IN MINT CONDITION . . . THERE ARE NO RIPS, TEARS, STAINS OR SCRATCHES . . . THERE IS A SMALL SCUFFING TO THE SLEEVE (ON THE TOP) WHERE IT HAS RUBBED AGAINST OTHER RECORDS . . . THIS IS A GREAT ALBUM AND WILL ONLY INCREASE IN VALUE IN THE COMING YEARS
TRACKLISTING:
"Arcarsenal" – 2:55
"Pattern Against User" – 3:17
"One Armed Scissor" – 4:19
"Sleepwalk Capsules" – 3:27
"Invalid Litter Dept." – 6:05
"Mannequin Republic" – 3:02
"Enfilade" – 5:01
"Rolodex Propaganda" – 2:55
"Quarantined" – 5:24
"Cosmonaut" – 3:23
"Non-Zero Possibility" – 5:36
"Catacombs" – 4:14 (UK ONLY BONUS TRACK)
IF YOU LIKE THIS THEN CHECK OUT THE OTHER ALBUMS THAT I'M SIMULTANEOUSLY SELLING ON VINYL (SEE 'SELLERS OTHER ITEMS) ON . . . I WILL GIVE YOU A POSTAGE DISCOUNT IF YOU WIN SEVERAL ITEMS
BIDDING STARTS AT A BARGAIN 99P WITH NO RESERVE . . . I AM HAPPY TO POST ABROAD
FROM AMAZON:
It's rare that a band can provide a visceral thrill--Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit", Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name"--and still work the gray matter as well. Here's a band that's refined the art. Hailing from El Paso, Texas, At the Drive-In come poised somewhere between the rabid showmanship of the Make-Up and the complexity of emo pioneers the Lapse, but through sheer adrenaline, they leave both bands choking on their exhaust fumes. Sure, they've got their unique selling point--lead singer Cedric Bixler and guitarist Omar Rodriguez both sport immense Afros--but this band isn't about gimmickry. Recorded after touring with Rage Against the Machine, Relationship of Command is the punk-rock real deal, the angular hardcore dynamic of "One Armed Scissor" and "Rolodex Propaganda" (the latter featuring Iggy Pop) as focused and affecting as any recent American rock. "And the paramedics fell into the wound like a rehired scab at a fair-headed plant, an anaesthetic penance beneath a hail of contraband! / Dancing on the corpses' ashes!" spits Bixler on the album's high-water mark, "Invalid Letter Dept." What does it all mean? Do you really need to ask?
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