Shellac – The Bird Is The Most Popular Finger
Tracklist
A | The Admiral | 2:33 | |
B | XVI | 3:42 |
Companies, etc.
- Lacquer Cut At – Greg Lee Processing – L-43138
- Pressed By – MPO
Credits
- Mastered By – John Loder
- Performer – Bob Weston*, Steve Albini, Todd Trainer
Notes
Cover included a removable b/w photograph of Steve Albini's studio. Under the photo is a hand drawing of the photo with numbers for various items in the studio. The key to the photo and drawing is the liner notes.
'The Admiral' is an instrumental version, and XVI is an alternate title for Pull the Cup, both from then-unreleased At Action Park.
Shellac record #3.
'The Admiral' is an instrumental version, and XVI is an alternate title for Pull the Cup, both from then-unreleased At Action Park.
Shellac record #3.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 1): DC-44 A2 L-43138 NO DDLS HERE MPO
- Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 1): DC 44 B L-43138-X MPO
- Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 2): DC-44 A2 L-43138 NO DDLS HERE MPO
- Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 2): DC 44 B1 L-43138-X MPO
Recommendations
Reviews
- It's nice to have that photo as you can hear the echo form the recording and picture them playing in there. This is a key release, being their # 3 (Todd, Steve, Bob=oMo), and instrumental.
- Edited 8 years agoA correction for the notes above: it's not Steve Albini's studio in the b&w pull out photograph, it's Todd trainer's apartment.
- Edited 13 years ago
This is the most interesting 7" i've ever purchased. The black & white photo inserted into the front of the folded paper sleeve makes it stand out from all the other records in my collection.
The insert with the legend (which the drawing underneath the photo depicts), is something you can lose yourself in for awhile. This is a very unique / and great sounding 7". A very cool release from the legendary Steve Albini / Shellac.
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