MURDER CITY DEVILS Broken Bottles Empty Hearts LP OOP

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Mar 7, 2007 Sold Date

Feb 25, 2007 Start Date

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MURDER CITY DEVILS’ EMPTY BOTTLES BROKEN HEARTS LP, SUB POP (1998) OOP

Ideal for: Drinking heavily with your friends in a living room before going out and setting fire to a couch in the middle of the street on your way to raising hell city-wide.

Unlike most punk acts of the '90s who travel along punk/pop and alternative ways of the rock genre, the Murder City Devils choose to stay in control of their riffs. Keeping a strong presence of simple features of pure rock & roll, the Devils finish up showing clean yet raw compositions, supposedly connecting them to the punk style. It was in Washington in 1997 that vocalist Spencer Moody, guitarist Dan Galluci, bassist Derek Frudesco, drummer Coady Willis, and Nate Manny (guitar, bass) ended up forming the Murder City Devils. Coming from bands such as Area 51, the reunion soon proved to be fruitful when the crew released their first singles, "Three Natural Sixes" and "Dance Hall Music." Less than a year after, the Die Young Stay Pretty label, an imprint of Sub Pop Records, decided to sign on the Seattle team. In 1998, Murder City Devils, their eponymous debut, hit the record stores. The results were surprising enough to justify the group's move to the catalog of Sub Pop. Working with producer Jack Endino, they kept on rocking with the album Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts in 1999, before entering an extensive tour that took them all over the U.S. and to Canada.

On Feb-25-07 at 16:04:09 PST, seller added the following information:

NEAR MINT CONDITION: COVER AND VINYL IN PERFECT CONDITION, MINIMALLY PLAYED

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