Beirut – Gulag Orkestar

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album	Ba Da Bing! – BING048	US	2006	US — 2006	Recently Edited
	Gulag Orkestar LP, Album	Ba Da Bing! – BING048	US	2006	US — 2006	Recently Edited
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album; CD, EP	4AD – CADD2619CD, Ba Da Bing! – CADD2619CD	UK	2006	UK — 2006	Recently Edited
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album, Promo	4AD – none	France	2006	France — 2006	Recently Edited
	The Gulag Orkestar & The Lon Gisland EP CDr, Album, Promo	4AD – CAD 2619CDP	UK	2006	UK — 2006	New Submission
	The Gulag Orkestar CDr, Album, Promo	4AD – none	Germany	2006	Germany — 2006	New Submission
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album	Ba Da Bing! – BING048	US	2006	US — 2006
	Gulag Orkestar 16×File, MP3, 320kbps	4AD – none	UK	2006	UK — 2006	New Submission
	The Gulag Orkestar CDr, Album, Promo	4AD – none	UK	2006	UK — 2006	New Submission
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album; CD, EP	4AD – CADD2619CD	Russia	2007	Russia — 2007	New Submission
	Gulag Orkestar LP, Album, Reissue	4AD – CAD 2833	UK	2008	UK — 2008
	Gulag Orkestar LP, Album, Reissue	Pompeii Records (2) – POMP005	US	2019	US — 2019	New Submission
	Gulag Orkestar LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Red	Pompeii Records (2) – POMP005	US	2019	US — 2019	New Submission
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album; CD, EP	4AD – HN401CD	UK		UK	Recently Edited
	Gulag Orkestar CD, Album; CD, EP	4AD – 50999 697916 2 8, EMI – 50999 697916 2 8	Brazil		Brazil	New Submission

Thelonious_Skunk Jun 14, 2022
referencing Gulag Orkestar (LP, Album, Reissue) POMP005
A phenomenal reissue! All of these 2019 Beirut reissues sound remarkably good with dead silent, flat vinyl. Don't miss out on these before they disappear!
Pixsells1 Jun 29, 2021
referencing Gulag Orkestar (LP, Album, Reissue) POMP005
Any indications on where this version was pressed ?
Adam_A Feb 10, 2021
Edited one year ago
referencing Gulag Orkestar (LP, Album) BING048
I'm not a big fan of indie rock, and I don't even really like any other Beirut albums (though there are large parts of Flying Club Cup I do like). But this one just works for me. I think it's the brass sections, which for my tastes are pretty much perfect. It's like someone recorded the brass parts and sent them back in time to age another 70 years before we got the chance to hear them. Honestly, there is something weirdly historical and also timeless about the instrumental backing, and Zach Condon's songwriting and voice are the perfect complement to the mood of this album. It's a strange one and totally iconic. I get why he couldn't just keep writing and producing albums that sounded exactly like Gulag Orkestar, but I kind of wished he had.