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Label: Bootleg
Year: 2004
"We are Shellac of North America..." and so begins it. A tour through their discography of wiry guitar twitches and precision rhythms spanning the first 7" up to "Excellent Italian Greyhound" and everything in between. As to be expected, the sound quality is superb, and the performance does not fail to exhilarate.
That's sorta it I guess. What more should I need to say?
5 comments:
awesome. nice to hear a good recording with the diverse material. Thanks!
I once had a chat with PJ Harvey at a Shellac gig in TJ's. After rambling for a while i told her i wasn't a fan of her but my mate was. Shellac were good that night.
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It's too bad that aren't more Steve Albinis in the world.
thank you so much for this. i saw them at the vera project, two days in a row, last year. prior to those times it had been ten years since i'd seen them last. this recording is a great bridge between the two. thanks again!
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