The Suburbs Credit In Heaven Double Us Lp Vinyl Autographed Album NM FREE SHIP
$
25
$ 25
Sold For
Jul 1, 2018
Sold Date
Jun 11, 2018
Start Date
1
Number Of Bids
USA
Country Of Seller
eBay
Sold at
Favourite Auctions
To save auctions to your favourites, please login
If you don't have an account, please register
Description
The Suburbs ?– Credit In Heaven
Label: Twin/Tone Records***AUTOGRAPHED COPY*** Please refer to pictures FREE SHIPPING!
Vinyl is in what appears to be unplayed condition with no noted flaws or defects and Sleeve is in very good condition with minor wear, mainly to corners/edges. Please refer to pictures--Photos are always original photos of actual items.
These records are part of an estate sale. Many of them appear to never have been played and based on the care that was taken to store them in temperature/moisture controlled storage and how they were packed (along with multiples of the same albums) that the person was more of a collector than a player. There may be minor amounts of dust particles that gets on the albums while I am photographing them and in order to not cause damage, I will not wipe them for photos or shipping. I am trying to handle them as little as possible.
Amazon Review: Having lived my formative years in the Twin Cities, this recording represents (to me) the pinnacle of the Suburbs. Although containing some of the band's darker songs it also contains many of their funniest lyrics and lovable songs. Starting with "Tired of My Plans", the band moves through the tongue-in-cheek sadomasochistic "Tape My Wife to the Ceiling", the somewhat disturbing "Ghoul of Goodwill", into the bar fight song "Dish It Up" followed by a hilarious "Mommy". Late in a show seeing Beej disappear from stage only to be found standing in a corner atop tri-stacked speakers as the band would brake into a rousing "Drinking with an Angel" was definitely something to behold. By the time "Spring Came", "Credit In Heaven", and the all-time classic "Music for Boys" were played the band would have the audience dancing uncontrollably and eating out of their hand. This recording, and all the songs here-in relives a glorious moment in the Minneapolis Scene's great history and indeed all of Rock and Roll.
price rating
