God Machine - Scenes From The Second Storey Vinyl 2x LP
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God Machine - Scenes from the Second Storey 2 x LP set, on Fiction Records, catalogue number FIXH23, 5171561, labels on vinyl are marked as "Promo Copy - Not for Resale"
Overall in Good condition - below is a detailed description of the condition:
Side 1 & 2: just a few light surface marks, nothing that would unusually affect playback
Side 3: There are 4 longer light scratches, on playback these are barely audible & not causing the needle to jump
Side 4: Multiple light surface marks, these cause a slight background noise in very quiet passages (not many of these!) but aren't audible most of the time. Nothing that would cause the needle to jump
2 x inner sleeves are completely intact - just minor wear, eg to corners
Outer sleeve - 2 slight 1 cm creases, & average wear to each corner
Plays well, I've played it today to convert to MP3. Just a few minor background crackles
Very rare & I didn't really want to part with it - hence the price!!
Please check my other listings, including 2 other God Machine items!!Any questions please ask
Additional Information about The God Machine - Scenes From The Second Storey Portions of this page Copyright 1948-2010 Muze Inc. and Muze Europe Ltd. All rights reserved.
2. She Said
3. Blind Man Blind Man
4. I've Seen The Man
5. Desert Song
6. Home
7. It's All Over
8. Temptation
9. Out
10. Ego
11. Seven
12. Purity
13. Piano Song
Details Number of LPs: 2 Producer: The God Machine Recording type: Studio Distributor: Universal Music Recording mode: Stereo
Album notes The God Machine: Robin Proper-Sheppard (vocals, guitar); Jimmy Fernandez (bass); Ron Austin (drums, piano).Additional personnel: Neil Filby (violin); Gavyn Wright (viola); Christine Van Der Lee, Anthony Pleeth (cello); Ian Bishop (clarinet); Andy Montgomery (programming); Katharine Gifford (background vocals).Principally recorded at Blackwing, Maison Rouge and Matrix Studios, London, England.All songs written by The God Machine.
Editorial reviews Highly Recommended - ...a breathtaking exercise in panoramic paranoia--an unusually mature debut from an unusually disturbed trio....startles and suffocates without limiting itself to traditional buzz-saw guitar rhythms and caustic vocals...
Spin (04/01/1993)
3 Stars - Good - ...a hypnotic combination of Jane's Addiction and a thoughtful metalhead delivery....a tidal wave of power, intensity and uncertainty, producing not so much songs as firestorms of cranked guitar noise...
Q (03/01/1993)
8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
NME (02/06/1993)
8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
NME (02/06/1993)
Highly Recommended - ...a breathtaking exercise in panoramic paranoia--an unusually mature debut from an unusually disturbed trio....startles and suffocates without limiting itself to traditional buzz-saw guitar rhythms and caustic vocals...Q (3/93, p.86) - 3 Stars - Good - ...a hypnotic combination of Jane's Addiction and a thoughtful metalhead delivery....a tidal wave of power, intensity and uncertainty, producing not so much songs as firestorms of cranked guitar noise...NME (2/6/93) - 8 - Excellent - ...An album that has you gasping at every turn, `Scenes From The Second Storey' represents a lot of unfashionable ideas and a feat of brilliance. Dare to lose your mind to it...
Spin (04/01/1993)
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