Showing posts with label Vinyl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinyl. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

7 Inch Vinyl of the day @ Pass & Stow.. Bad Brains "Build A Nation" 7 Inch Collectors Box Set

For Sale @ Pass & Stow.. Click Here -> to purchase the Bad Brains "Build A Nation" 7" Box Set online for $38, or come down to Pass & Stow @ 204 Mill Street, Unit 104, Bristol PA 19007..

Bad Brains released a 7" "Build a Nation" box set that includes the following:

Three 7" discs in red, green and yellow
One 7" picture disc
One 18" x 24" poster
Tracks: Full 15 tracks from "Build A Nation" album
Bonus Track: "Married Again"





HxC Vinyl LP of the day @ Pass & Stow.. V/A "New York City Hardcore: The Way It Is"

For Sale @ Pass & Stow.. Click Here -> to purchase The V/A "New York City Hardcore: The Way It Is" Vinyl LP online for $11.. or come down to Pass & Stow @ 204 Mill Street, Unit 104, Bristol PA 19007..

V/A "New York City Hardcore: The Way It Is" full-length is considered by many to be a classic, documenting NYHC as it was in 1988.

More than just a straight-edge collection, it compiled bands from all facets of the hardcore scene including Bold, Nausea, Warzone, Gorilla Biscuits, Trip 6, Breakdown, Youth Of Today, Sick Of It All, Krakdown, Side By Side, Youth Defense League and Supertouch.

Comparable to Boston's "This Is Boston Not LA" or Washington, DC's "Flex Your Head," "New York City Hardcore: The Way It Is" helped push New York to the forefront of the American hardcore scene.

Now available again on vinyl!!


HipHop Vinyl LP of the day @ Pass & Stow.. Ghostface Killah "The Big Doe Rehab"

Fore Sale at Pass & Stow.. Click Here -> to purchase Ghostface Killah "The Big Doe Rehab" Vinyl LP for $17 online, or come down to Pass & Stow @ 204 Mill Street, Unit 104, Bristol, PA 19007..

In the six years the Clan were on hiatus, Ghostface Killah was busy becoming one of the greatest MCs ever. The Big Doe Rehab isn't as distinct as last year's Fishscale, but it's close. Ghost's bouncy, more direct approach on cuts like "Walk Around" shows off his ability to turn crack-slinging narratives into big, hooky pleasures. By the time he lays his inimitable, Ginsu-sharp whine into "White Linen Affair," a gloriously detailed rant that touches on baking soda, polar bears and Norah Jones, this much is clear: Right now is a good time to be a Wu-Tang fan.


© Rolling Stone Magazine

CHRISTIAN HOARD
(Posted: Dec 13, 2007)