JIM WHITING 7"1983 DIY minimal synth/powerpop/post punk
  $   88

 


$ 88 Sold For
May 22, 2008 Sold Date
May 15, 2008 Start Date
$   10 Start price
11   Number Of Bids
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Okay, here we have something that it seems is virtually unknown. It's a 7" from 1983, from a New Yorker named Jim Whiting. It was self-released on Black and White Records, and is a nifty clear vinyl. But who cares about that, the music is what really matters. The first track, It's Not the Same, is a midtempo garagey post punk song. The second track, Nothing Lost, is a great raw powerpop track worthy of being comped. The third track, The Best Part, is a more spacey and slightly phychedelic garage-wave track. The best song, however, is the final track, which early-80s electronic music collectors will go crazy over!. He ditches all instruments and uses only an 808 drum machine and a synthesizer for an absolutely awesome dark minimal electro track. You probably won't be seeing this one again any time soon, so get on it now! The cover is VG+, with minimal wear. There's some writing in felt tip on the back cover and the side A record label. The vinyl is VG+ and plays great.

Shipping prices:
USA: 7"s - $4.00, 12"s - $7.00
Canada & Mexico: 7"s - $5.00, 12"s - $8.00
International: 7"s & CDs - $7.00, 12"s - $13.00

I can combine shipping so you can save on costs.



On May-14-08 at 21:35:15 PDT, seller added the following information:

If you'd like to hear any sound clips from this record or anything else I'm selling, please contact me!


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