Labradford - Prazision LP
Label:
Catalog#:
KRANK 001 LP
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, White Label, Marbled Green/White
Country:
US
Released:
1993
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Drone,
Post Rock
Tracklist
| A1 | Listening In Depth | |||
| A2 | Accelerating On A Smoother Road | |||
| A3 | Splash Down | |||
| B1 | Disremembering | |||
| B2 | Experience The Gated Oscillator | |||
| B3 | Soft Return | |||
| C1 | Sliding Glass | |||
| C2 | C. Of People | |||
| C3 | New Listening | |||
| D1 | Gratitude | |||
| D2 | Skyward With Motion | |||
| D3 | Everlast |
Credits
Guitar [Epiphone Genesis, Ovation Preacher 12-string, Yamaha 6-string], Tape [Loops], Vocals, Lyrics By -
Mark Nelson (2)
Recorded By - Rob Christianson* (tracks: A1-D2) , Shawn Collins (tracks: D3)
Synthesizer [Memorymoog, Polymoog, Moog Taurus "ii" Bass Pedals, Roland Vocoder Plus, Korg Poly-six] - Carter Brown
Recorded By - Rob Christianson* (tracks: A1-D2) , Shawn Collins (tracks: D3)
Synthesizer [Memorymoog, Polymoog, Moog Taurus "ii" Bass Pedals, Roland Vocoder Plus, Korg Poly-six] - Carter Brown
Notes
Fewer than 1,000 copies exist.
Pressed on Marbled Green/White Vinyl with hand-stamped White Labels. Each side is hand-numbered.
Sleeve folds out to form a poster (12"x24" approx).
Please note: track titles are not found anywhere on the packaging, records or sleeve insert, but are the same tracks as the CD release and so have been included here.
From insert:
"Thanks to Daring Night Design, Mike Carosi at Graphics Gallery, Breadwinner, Slianglaos, Eggs, Purple Ivy Shadows, John Piper, Greg Darden, and anyone we've forgotten."
Pressed on Marbled Green/White Vinyl with hand-stamped White Labels. Each side is hand-numbered.
Sleeve folds out to form a poster (12"x24" approx).
Please note: track titles are not found anywhere on the packaging, records or sleeve insert, but are the same tracks as the CD release and so have been included here.
From insert:
"Thanks to Daring Night Design, Mike Carosi at Graphics Gallery, Breadwinner, Slianglaos, Eggs, Purple Ivy Shadows, John Piper, Greg Darden, and anyone we've forgotten."
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Reviews & Discussion
This is an utterly essential record, and I think it's them at their best. After this they added a bass player, and while some of the tracks were perfectly lovely and shimmering, too often they relied on the same plodding groove. Obviously I'm in the minority because they became very popular then, but I think this is the masterpiece, seriously perfect. It covers the range from dreamy soft melodic songs (C of People, so gently haunting) to grinding walls of noise that will scour your insides clean out. Guitarist/vocalist, and keyboards/synths, just the two of them, complete chemistry.