This seven inch one
sided single vinyl is limited to 500 hundred hand numbered copies (I got number
460). Put out by Anthem Records, I also bought it from the Anthem Records shop,
and although they did not get any Record Store Day releases in, they were discounting
all their vinyl by 20%. This release is very experimental, however it is not
harsh or too out there. I think almost anyone could sit through the five minute
track & possibly even enjoy it. I am fascinated by numbers & how they
work, but, I am absolutely horrible at solving math. Because of this fascination
the coordinates that make up the track name caught my attention immediately.
What made me pick up the record instead of passing by it, other than the
coordinates was the interesting photograph that is on the cover, a photo taken
by NASA of clouds. When the clerk saw me looking at it and gave it a good word, I was sold. Even if you do not have a turntable I recommend this vinyl,
just looking at the cover and reading the extensive liner notes about it is
worth the seven dollars (or you can download the mp3 and look at the photo online).
You can listen to, and buy the mp3 if you enjoy it here. Whooshing and looping guitars make up this beautiful track. Instruments and equipment
used: Fender Deluxe Reverb / Travis Bean 10005 / Nova Delay / Loop Station /
Mac Book Pro. Enjoy the free listen even if you do not purchase it.
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