NEW Toiletpaper Limited Edition Vinyl Record Malcolm McLaren Picture Disk FUNK

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200

To celebrate the first million copies TOILETPAPER has created a special golden vinyl of Daft Punk’s 1995 classic track “Da Funk”.The memento was conceived taking inspiration from the classic‘’golden record’’ normally used by the music industry to remark this major achievement. The 12” picture disc, created in collaboration with THE VINYL FACTORY and pressed as a limited edition of only 1000 copies, will become itself a collectors’ item, something epic to instantly crave.

12” Gold Picture Disc
Two tracks by Daft Punk (‘Da Funk, ‘Teachers’)
Artwork by Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari
Clear PVC sleeve with Daft Punk and Toilet Paper stickers
Limited to 1000 copies worldwide

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The result is an oddball and highly original compilation that brings new relevance to the term “curation” in art and music. The organised chaos is defined by juxtapositions like that of Judy Garland’s “Trolley Song” from the 1944 musical “Meet Me In St. Louis” with an except from Coldcut’s 1988 house classic “Stop Ths Crazy Thing”, with each side creating a frenzied and eccentric cultural patchwork that plays like an untuned radio and betrays something of the manic over-saturation of contemporary culture. Both sensational and wry, the product is defined as much by the artwork and packaging, which, presented in a clear PVC sleeve, was conceived by Cattelan in line with his and Ferrari’s fantastical magazine Toilet Paper.

Limited to a thousand copies, I Always Remember A Face, Especially When I’ve Sat On It joins the artist’s hyper-real waxwork of Pope John Paul II pinned to the floor by a meteorite, his kneeling, mini-Hitler fawning for redemption and the caricatured reincarnations of his own face and body in the grand pantheon of Cattelan’s impish, often equine repertoire. His first foray into the world of music does not disappoint.

Tracklisting:

A Side
A1 Bernard Herrmann ‘Brave New World’ (Excerpt)
A2 The Cheers ‘Black Denim Trousers & Motorcycle Boots’
A3 Pierre Schaeffer ‘Etude Aux Chemins De Fer’ (Excerpt)
A4 Judy Garland ‘The Trolley Song’
A5 Coldcut ‘Stop This Crazy Thing’ (Excerpt)
A6 Malcolm McLaren ‘Miss Belle’
A7 Gene Vincent ‘Jezebel’

B Side
B1 Les Paul & Mary Ford ‘Bye Bye Blues’
B2 Hoosier Hot Shots ‘I Like Bananas Because They Have No Bones’
B3 The Dorsey Brothers ‘Lullaby Of Broadway’
B4 F.T. Martinetti & A.Guintini ‘Sintesi Musicali Furutiste’ (Excerpt)
B5 Malcolm McLaren ‘Ride A Fashion Horse Pt.2’
B6 Cornelius ‘Fantasma’
B7 Ozzie Nelson And His Orchestra ‘Dream A Little Dream Of Me’