Shellac: At Action Park 12" (new)
Originally issued on Touch And Go Records in 1994, Action Park (named after the infamous New Jersey theme park) is the the hard hitting debut full-length release by respected producer/engineer/bassist Bob Weston (Volcano Suns), drummer Todd Trainer (Brick Layer Cake, Rifle Sport), and producer/engineer/guitarist extraordinaire Steve Albini (Big Black, Rapeman ) as minimalist rock trio Shellac. Audio quality is paramount, as always, with Shellac, and At Action Park was recorded electrically, and features no overdubs, no guest appearances and no tiny cymbals that go "pish." Home to the acidic Albini masterwork "Crow."
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Shellac: At Action Park 12" (new)
Shellac: At Action Park 12" (new)
Originally issued on Touch And Go Records in 1994, Action Park (named after the infamous New Jersey theme park) is the the hard hitting debut full-length release by respected producer/engineer/bassist Bob Weston (Volcano Suns), drummer Todd Trainer (Brick Layer Cake, Rifle Sport), and producer/engineer/guitarist extraordinaire Steve Albini (Big Black, Rapeman ) as minimalist rock trio Shellac. Audio quality is paramount, as always, with Shellac, and At Action Park was recorded electrically, and features no overdubs, no guest appearances and no tiny cymbals that go "pish." Home to the acidic Albini masterwork "Crow."
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Originally issued on Touch And Go Records in 1994, Action Park (named after the infamous New Jersey theme park) is the the hard hitting debut full-length release by respected producer/engineer/bassist Bob Weston (Volcano Suns), drummer Todd Trainer (Brick Layer Cake, Rifle Sport), and producer/engineer/guitarist extraordinaire Steve Albini (Big Black, Rapeman ) as minimalist rock trio Shellac. Audio quality is paramount, as always, with Shellac, and At Action Park was recorded electrically, and features no overdubs, no guest appearances and no tiny cymbals that go "pish." Home to the acidic Albini masterwork "Crow."
