LAMBCHOP Nixon LP Kurt Wagner Sumptous Country Soul UNPLAYED Archived 1st Press
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LAMBCHOP "Nixon" Vinyl record, my personal copy which was archived in 2000 after purchase new.
An UNPLAYED 1st Pressing from 2000 on City Slang records.
City Slang/ Virgin 848850 1
City Slang 20152-1
Made in Germany under licence from City Slang
Please look at my feedback - 100% on all items including Vinyl records which are from my personal collection. Buy with confidence.
Kurt Wagner's sumptous Country Soul sound. Nixon was released in 2000 and immediately enshrined by the British music press. Uncut named it album of the year, Mojo ranked it 10th.
Details on record condition etc:
Vinyl - pristine unplayed super shiny clean MINT vinyl. Guaranteed unplayed from new. I've only taken the record from the sleeve to photograph for this listing. This vinyl is 23 years old and like the day it was bought. I expect the sound quality is superb as it is pressed on 180g heavy weight vinyl!!
Lyric inner - this is a very thin paper inner which has been inside the sleeve from new. It is in MINT condition without damage, tears creases etc.
Record Sleeve - The record has been stored in a cool and dry box since new. The sleeve has some very very light storage wear which results in a grading of NEAR MINT or MINT-. Please don't let my honest review put you off, there is no damage, splits etc to the record and I've had "new" records delivered in worse condition. I've fully photographed the sleeve.
Details on the Music:
Kurt Wagner Sumptous Country Soul.
Nixon was released in 2000 and immediately enshrined by the British music press. Uncut named it album of the year, Mojo ranked it 10th.
Pitchfork says "the secret weapon of Nixon—and of all Lambchop’s albums—is tenderness. “The Book I Haven’t Read”, “The Distance from Her to There”, “Up With People”: these are songs that end up insisting that the world is actually a pretty decent place, not just in spite of the banality and clutter, but because of it. After all the broken toys, the disgusting habits, the broken bottles and falling rain, “The Book I Haven’t Read” ends with the line, “We could be—we should be—in love.”
At its heart, Nixon is an album fascinated by the world at its most fallible and ordinary."
This is a superb record in pristine condition. Any questions please message me.
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