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COIL - 'ASTRAL DISASTER (PRESCRIPTION VERSIONS)'
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IF127LP - 3xLP
710473185905IF127CLEAR - 3xLP COL
710473186384
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BLACK AND COLOURED VERSIONS AVAILABLE Dedicated vinyl-only edition focusing exclusively on the Prescription versions. • Includes new Astral Disaster II artwork by Steven Stapleton. • Remastered for vinyl by Grammy-nominated Jessica Thompson. • Perfect for collectors interested specifically in Coil’s Prescription / Threshold House era
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COIL - 'ASTRAL DISASTER (TTH VERSIONS)'
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IF126LP - 2xLPs
710473185899IF126CLEAR - 2xLP (COLOURED)
710473186377
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BLACK AND COLOURED AVAILABLE • Original Threshold House (TTH) edition presented as a standalone 2LP gatefold — faithful to Coil’s own reissue vision. • Long unavailable and highly sought-after version of Astral Disaster, originally following the ultra-rare subscription-only release. • One of the very few Coil albums (alongside Musick to Play in the Dark) featuring the combined lineup of Balance, Sleazy, Drew McDowall, and Thighpaulsandra. • Deeply tidal / lunar sound work — immersive, slow-building compositions blending drone, kraut, and ritual electronics. • Includes key Coil compositions such as “The Avatars” and “I Don’t Want to Be the One”, central to their late live performances. • Essential vinyl edition for collectors seeking the historically accurate Coil catalogue outside the larger boxset.
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ORCUTT SHELLEY MILLER YOW - 'HOT HEAD'
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SC66 - 7"
769152435978
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A-side cover version of Captain Beefheart fan fave “Hot Head” feat. David Yow of Jesus Lizard on vocals B-side cover version of Neil Young fan fave “A Man Needs A Maid” featuring Ethan Miller on vocals First Orcutt Shelley Miller music with vocals
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**LIMITED BLACK VINYL**
*Includes fold-out mini poster portrait of Captain Beefheart by album artist Khagan Aslanov*
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THE CRAMPS - 'LOOK MOM NO HEAD'
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VEN673CD - CD
655035167329
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Look Mom No Head! dresses rock ʼnʼ roll in its full regalia, with its many knobs, buttons and doo-dads. Man! The electric guitar sounds like it might launch a rocket! Replete with celebrations of intoxication and sexual prowess, The Cramps’ 1991 album sports “Dames, Booze, Chains and Boots” from the movie Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, a torchy rendition of Jack Nitzscheʼs slow-fuck blues “Hardworkinʼ Man” and the cross-dressing classic “I Wanna Get In Your Pants.” Minutes after Lux Interior ran into Iggy Pop buying beer next door to the recording studio, the two ended up singing “Miniskirt Blues” together. On the epic final track, biker rock ʼnʼ roll meets Screaming Mimi in B-movie trailer hell in “Wilder Wilder Faster Faster.” Stand back for CD bonus cut “Jelly Roll Rock” as Lux emits a fine spray throughout the entire vocal performance. Up your alley and in your face.
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THE CRAMPS - 'ROCKINNREELININAUCKLANDNEWZEALANDXXX'
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VEN669CD - CD
655035166926
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Featuring an over-the-top live set from Down Under, RockinNReelinInAucklandNewZealandXXX was recorded at the 100th show of The Cramps’ 1986 Date With Elvis Tour. The album was originally released incognito in cahoots with Ace Records in 1987 as a fake “limited-edition import” bootleg LP, and was intended to compete with the glut of unofficial Cramps recordings. The woman you hear screaming throughout the first half actually fainted when she stopped screaming! Included alongside other classic tunes are fractured versions of actual Elvis Presley hits “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Do the Clam” (angora angst written for Elvis by film-maker Ed Wood’s wife Dolores Fuller!). This release is recommended for those who wonder what it would sound like to hear a microphone thrown around and garbled into (Lux Interior was known to destroy a half dozen microphones in one night). Hear The Cramps get dixie-fried!