WHITE HEAVEN - Out (LP) 2020

Исполнитель: WHITE HEAVEN

Альбом: Out

Лейбл: Black Editions

Вид носителя: LP

Дата Релиза: 21.02.2020

Состояние: Новая (запечатанная)

Штрих код: 0881626588864

Примечание: Deluxe LP Edition Heavy tip-on jacket and tri-panel insert printed on black paper with metallic gold ink. Vinyl mastering by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman, high quality pressing at RTI. White Heaven's debut album Out is one of the greatest psychedelic rock albums ever recorded. First released in 1991 by Tokyo's P.S.F. Records and pressed in an edition of 500 copies the original LP has become a holy grail in underground circles, with only a scant few copies ever making it outside of Japan. Built on the chemistry between You Ishihara's lysergic lyricism and the blistering leads of one of Japan's undisputed guitar gods Michio Kurihara, Out is an absolute classic. It is one of the few albums to successfully join a deep love of classic rock n' roll with the rapturous energy of punk and openness of the avant-garde. Each song creates its own world, raising dynamic structures that defy categorization. Meticulously re-mastered by the artists this new edition is the album in its clearest, most powerful form. Cut at the legendary Bernie Grundman studios and pressed at RTI it is now available on vinyl for the first time in almost 30 years. Black Editions presents Out in its definitive edition. "What happens if you want to make a sound like Eric Clapton on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," or Ritchie Blackmore on Made in Japan - two early influences Kurihara mentions in particular - but you've never been in a recording studio before? What happens if you want to sing like Marc Bolan or Robert Plant - or even Lou Reed and Tom Verlaine - but you've never been on a stage before? Listen to what happened on OUT: a wide knowledge and love of classic rock sounds fused to a freedom of expression based not only on punk, but on avant-garde experimentalism. It isn't that these young players had chops like that at the time. But neither did they need them to hit heightened moments of what I can only describe as rock rapture." - Damon Krukowski