THE COLLAPSE OF ANCIENT FUNK VOL 2 by SON OF SAM

SKU90452
ArtistSON OF SAM
TitleTHE COLLAPSE OF ANCIENT FUNK VOL 2
LabelDOMESTICA
Catalog #DOM 23-L
Tag
ReleaseW 26 - 2016
FormatVinyl - EULP
Import
 € 19,99 incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

  1. Hothouse (Xtra)
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/t/90452_the_collapse_of_ancient_funk_vol_2/1_hothouse_xtra.mp3
  2. Second Wasted Second
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/t/90452_the_collapse_of_ancient_funk_vol_2/2_second_wasted_second.mp3
  3. Come Here, Handsome
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/t/90452_the_collapse_of_ancient_funk_vol_2/3_come_here_handsome.mp3
  4. Playground
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/t/90452_the_collapse_of_ancient_funk_vol_2/4_playground.mp3
  5. Mistah Yumyum
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/t/90452_the_collapse_of_ancient_funk_vol_2/5_mistah_yumyum.mp3

Description

Among others, you will find here for the first time ever on vinyl gems such as the futuristic 1985 remix of �Not A Second Wasted�, inspired by Holger Czukay�s experimentalism, and the early-electro sounding hit �Playground�, along with the latest offering from the band, the previously unreleased track �You Got Me" Vinyl LP, limited, 300 copies, complete with hand stamped numbered insert and MP3 download code for album plus exclusive bonus track �You Got Me� (2016).From the liner notes by Chris Bishop: Sometime during 1984, during a period of Orwellian mass unemployment, I moved into a house in Leeds that had a basement filled with the collective equipment of The Cassandra Complex, O Yuki Conjugate and Mr Tom Fazzini. My pathetic contribution was the first Korg drum machine which nobody used and was eventually bought by Jez from Utah Saints. I don't suppose he used it either. It sounded awful. Music at this time was largely devoted to guitar-oriented production, but the unwitting advantage these people had was our mistrust of the fretboard. Then Electro happened, we got an 808, and Son of Sam was born when I needed a nasty name to scribble on a cassette. As time went on, Razors and Mr Cheese fleshed my meanderings o ut into a "real band", we played a few dates around Europe, brought out some vinyl on Rouska and then logically destroyed ourselves when Techno arrived.

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