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The Heart Of Saturday Night (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited 180 gram purple marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: 875665. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Rock
Review: This classic Tom Waits album showcases an intimate quality while delving into a traditional jazzy sound. Each track features his brilliant bluesy vocals, complemented by silky smooth instrumentals. The horn and string arrangements enhance his intricate lyrics, painting a vivid picture of the lonely streets of New York City at night. While 'Closing Time' captures solitude, The Heart Of Saturday Night reveals the broader landscape of the city, where Waits evokes relatable emotions that resonate deeply with listeners.
… Read more in stock $34.60
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Franks Wild Years (remastered) (B-STOCK) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: B 3707101 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Rock
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***
The tenth studio album from Tom Waits, released in 1987 via Island Records, was yet another landmark in a career which, by this point, had already given us a raft of stone cold classics. The last two of those LPs, Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs, certainly swerved expectations, marking a new period in the life and times of an acclaimed jazz and blues man. Taking its name from a track on Swordfish, Frank's Wild Years is actually "Un Operachi Romantico in Two Acts" according to the subtitle, with several songs here taken from a play of the same name which premiered in Chicago a year prior. In many ways, the theatrical side story was an inevitability, with the previous records all pointing in the direction of a gravelly blues-jazz-rock core with a vaudeville, spoken word, and narrative disposition.
… Read moreThe tenth studio album from Tom Waits, released in 1987 via Island Records, was yet another landmark in a career which, by this point, had already given us a raft of stone cold classics. The last two of those LPs, Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs, certainly swerved expectations, marking a new period in the life and times of an acclaimed jazz and blues man. Taking its name from a track on Swordfish, Frank's Wild Years is actually "Un Operachi Romantico in Two Acts" according to the subtitle, with several songs here taken from a play of the same name which premiered in Chicago a year prior. In many ways, the theatrical side story was an inevitability, with the previous records all pointing in the direction of a gravelly blues-jazz-rock core with a vaudeville, spoken word, and narrative disposition.
in stock $21.03
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in stock $30.18
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Mule Variations (25th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold 180 gram transluscent silver vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 65473. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Rock
in stock $40.14
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in stock $26.56
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Mule Variations (25th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold 180 gram translucent silver vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 457786 54758. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Rock
in stock $33.78
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Swordfishtrombones (40th Anniversary Edition) (B-STOCK) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 602448 898425 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Rock
B-STOCK: Sleeve slightly damaged, slight surface marks on record
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve slightly damaged, slight surface marks on record***
To say that Tom Waits' eighth studio album marked a stylistic shift would be like saying winter is markedly different to summer. Having established himself as one of the finest piano-based songwriters of his generation - or any other for that matter - Swordfishtrombones was the first LP from the artist to lay out what was to come. Something very, very unusual, as visionary as it is bizarre, a celebration of the beauty of surrealism and the joy of having fun with music. Whether it's the opening number, 'Underground', and its strange, almost cartoonish chain gang jazz-blues stomp, the quiet keys and solitary vocals of 'Johnsburg, Illinois', or the distorted, compressed electronic jangling and organ riffs of 'Dave The Butcher', within the first few tracks alone you're presented with a vast and varied universe of ideas.
… Read moreTo say that Tom Waits' eighth studio album marked a stylistic shift would be like saying winter is markedly different to summer. Having established himself as one of the finest piano-based songwriters of his generation - or any other for that matter - Swordfishtrombones was the first LP from the artist to lay out what was to come. Something very, very unusual, as visionary as it is bizarre, a celebration of the beauty of surrealism and the joy of having fun with music. Whether it's the opening number, 'Underground', and its strange, almost cartoonish chain gang jazz-blues stomp, the quiet keys and solitary vocals of 'Johnsburg, Illinois', or the distorted, compressed electronic jangling and organ riffs of 'Dave The Butcher', within the first few tracks alone you're presented with a vast and varied universe of ideas.
in stock $25.46
