punk LP LUNGFISH “Pass and Stow” DISCHORD ‘94 1st press Ian MacKaye NM
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Description
Artist: LUNGFISH
Title: “Pass and Stow”
Label: DISCHORD ~ # DIS 92V. Stereo pressing on medium weight vinyl. Labels are tan with black text.
Personnel:
Bass – John Chriest
Guitar – Asa Sargent
Vocal – A. Astronomo Erdman
Drums – Mitchell Feldstein
Year: 1994
Condition:
DISC: NEAR MINT with 100% of original gloss, as clean as can be found. Appears to have been played one or two times at most, and handled with care. Labels are clean. Fidelity is superb. A solid “10” out of ten.
JACKET: NEAR MINT in original factory shrink wrap. Flawless front and back panels. Excellent seams and spine. Slight bump at top right corner. No writing, stickers, or cutout marks. A beautiful jacket worthy of display.
Disc is neatly enclosed in original glossy inner sleeve printed with lyrics, in archive-worthy NEAR MINT condition with no writing, stickers or other flaws. This is as good as it gets.
NOTE: Play graded, and cleaned on a Nitty Gritty “mini-Pro” professional model record cleaning machine. Nicest of all, your satisfaction is fully guaranteed.
Track Listing:
Side One:
- Cleaner than your Surroundings
- Straightaway
- Washing Away
- At Liberty to Say
- The Trap Gets Set
- Computer
- Highway Sweetheart
Side Two:
- Astronaut’s Prayer
- Idiot Vehicle
- In Praise of Amoral Phenomena
- Gorilla Monsoon
- The Evidence
- Terminal Crush
Review:
“It took several recordings, but Lungfish finally establish musical equilibrium on their third Dischord release, Pass and Stow. For the first time, the vocal work of Daniel Higgs doesn't dominate the band's mix. Asa Osborne's guitars finally get the sonic boost necessary to compete, and this 1994 offering makes great strides because of it. There are plenty of repetitive dirges and abstract lyrics, but Pass & Stow retains the hardcore energy that defines Lungfish's early, less-experimental work. There is some post-rock foreshadowing of the group's Indivisible transition, but the buzz-saw guitar sounds are staunchly metallic and traditional by extension. The Eastern drones of "Astronaut's Prayer" are a nice touch up that's reflected many times in the Lungfish discography without novelty or excessiveness. Other highlights include the epic "Computer" and the restrained spookiness of "In Praise of Amoral Phenomena." With its many artistic and sonic developments, Pass & Stow signifies the creative emergence of Lungfish, one of America's most interesting '90s art/punk practitioners.”
(review courtesy of Jason Anderson, allmusic.com)
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