RARE Ben Folds Five "Whatever And Ever Amen" LP
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You are bidding on a very rare LP record. The cover and the vinyl record itself are both in excellent condition (although there is a price tag sticker in the upper right). This album is very hard to find. Don't miss out. Feel free to ask any questions before bidding. THANKS, AND PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS! SHIPPING: LPs $6.00 priority mail USPS ($9.00 to Canada/Mexico). Add $1.00 for confirmation. Add $2.00 insurance up to $100.00. Add $1.00 for each additional item if bidding on multiple auctions. OVERSEAS: LPs $12.00 airmail. Add $2.00 each additional item if bidding on multiple auctions. ARTIST: Ben Folds Five
TITLE: self titled LABEL: Caroline Records (1995) FORMAT: Vinyl CATALOG: CAROL 002
TRACK LISTING Side 1 Jackson Cannery Philosophy Julianne Where's Summer B. ? Alice Childress Underground Side 2 Sports & Wine Uncle Walter Best Imitation Of Myself Video
The Last Polka Boxing
The debut album from piano-playing Ben Folds' smart-ass trio is a potent, and extremely fun, collection of postmodern rock ditties that comes off as a pleasantly workable combination of Tin Pan Alley showmanship, Todd Rundgren-style power pop, and myriad alt-rock sensibilities. The gimmick here is that not a single guitar was used on the 12 songs; but the way that Folds and his bandmates unravel their instruments (piano, bass, and drums make up this combo), even the most hardened noise enthusiasts will hardly miss it (it's the melodies that carry this album, and Folds has plenty of them up his sleeve). Some of it is a bit coy — Folds plays the joker as much as he does the musician — but with the dead-on "Underground," they manage to skewer, and pay loving tribute, to the oh-so-hip indie scene from which they came.
On May-07-08 at 11:21:59 PDT, seller added the following information: NOTE/UPDATE: I accidentally titled this entry "Whatever And Ever Amen"... it is NOT that LP, but the self-titled debut that you see pictured. Sorry for the confusion!
