TRICKY Maxinquaye 1995 Gatefold LP...Trip Hop Classic
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Description
Excellent condition record and mint cover (see Record Grading Guide from Record Collector magazine below) for this fantastic debut album from Tricky. Only occasionally played.
The record will be sent using a good quality record mailer and stiffeners to ensure safe delivery. My usual posting days are currently Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday. Proof of postage is always obtained. Paypal only please.
Good luck!
P.S. I'll be adding lots more vinyl in the coming days, weeks and months so please visit again...
Track listing
1. Overcome
2. Ponderosa
3. Black Steel
4. Hell Is Around The Corner
5. Pumpkin
6. Aftermath
7. Abbaon Fat Track
8. Brand New You're Retro
9. Suffocated Love
10. You Don't
11. Strugglin'
12. Feed Me
Album notes
Personnel: Tricky, Martine, Alison Goldfrapp, Ragga (vocals); FTV (guitar, drums); James Stevenson (guitar); Tony Wrafter (flute); Mark Saunders (keyboards); Pete Briquette (bass).Producers: Tricky, Mark Saunders, Howie B., Kevin Petrie.Tricky made a low-key entrance onto the music scene as a guest vocalist on Massive Attack's 1991 classic Blue Lines. There was little indication that he would resurface four years later with an album as powerfully unsettling as Maxinquaye. Accompanied by the sweet-voiced Martine, Tricky takes the listener on a tour of the dark corridors of his mind, dealing exclusively in paranoia and obsession. The striking rhythms of stand-out tracks 'Overcome', 'Hell Is Round The Corner' and 'Suffocated Love' merge seamlessly with a hard-rock reworking of Public Enemy's 'Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos' and the warped soul of 'Abbaon Fat Tracks' to create one of the 90s' most compellingly atmospheric records.
Record Grading Guide:
MINT
VINYL: In brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration to sound quality.
COVER:In perfect condition + any extra contents.
EXCELLENT
VINYL:Shows some signs of being played,but very little lessing in sound quality.
COVER:May have slight wear/creasing
VERY GOOD
VINYL:Has obviously been played many times,but displays no major deterioration in sound quality,despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch.
COVER:Normal wear and tear +extra items without any major defects,is acceptable.
GOOD:
VINYL:Played so much that sound quality has noticably deteriorated,perhaps with some
distortion and mild scratches.
COVER:Suffer from folding,scuffing of edges spine splits,discolouration.
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