Nathaniel Merriweather Presents Lovage/Music To Make Love To Your Old Lady By lp
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$ 272 Sold For
Aug 28, 2016 Sold Date
Aug 19, 2016 Start Date
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Why pay more on websites like Amazon.com for this cult classic collectible, extremely rare and ultra cool, 2 lp? And this copy is still in really nice shape. The Cover is clean and pristine, and only Record 1 has a couple of "spindle hole" markings to indicate how much it was ever played! Please see my eight pictures for all the pertinent information, Thank You!

Cover: Excellent (many would grade this Near Mint, I grade conservatively. At the very top and bottom, just has vinyl indentation, please see my pictures and use your ZOOM feature, Thank You)

Two Vinyls: Record 1, VG+ (as mentioned above, the are only a couple of "spindle hole" markings to indicate play time. Has two light scuff areas that did not affect play in anyway on my two turntables)

Record 2: Excellent (there are absolutely no "spindle hole markings to indicate this lp was ever played!)

From Wiki:

"Nathaniel Merriweather Presents... Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By is the 2001 debut and so far only album of Lovage. Lovage is a studio supergroup featuring Dan the Automator producing, Mike Patton and Jennifer Charles on vocals, Kid Koala on the turntables, Brandon Arnovick (as Astacio the Nudist) on guitar, Daniels Spills on keyboards and SweetP on harpsichord & noseflute.

Dan the Automator provides trip hop beats while the vocals mostly consist of Mike Patton and Jennifer Charles engaging in sultry and provocative dialogue. Nevertheless, the overall tone of the album is tongue-in-cheek. The album cover is an homage to Serge Gainsbourg's second album. The song "Sex (I'm A)" was originally written and performed by 1980s New Wave band Berlin. The Lovage version differs significantly from the original. The album features many references to Alfred Hitchcock, most notably the titles of the songs "To Catch a Thief", "Lifeboat", and "Strangers on a Train", which were all named after the movies, and contain re-dubbed excerpts. The album title itself also refers to an album Hitchcock appeared on in 1956 titled Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Music to Be Murdered By."

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