WESTERN VINYL LP WV-106: Ola Podrida ?– Ghosts Go Blind - 2013 USA SEALED
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Nov 24, 2021 Sold Date
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Background -

For much of the band's early existence, Ola Podrida founder David Wingo split his time between the bedroom folk solo project and composing scores for films. Wingo's first two albums were soft, mumbly acoustic affairs, but with an inescapable sense of underlying narrative running throughout. For third full-length Ghosts Go Blind, Wingo has expanded from his shut-in home-recording ways to form a full band and record mostly live in the studio, but even with these advances in sound, it's hard to escape the cinematic underpinnings that characterize Wingo's work. The nine songs that make up Ghosts Go Blind are a big step forward. Rockers like "Speed of Light" and "Not Ready to Stop" breathe in a way that only a live band in a room can, sounding like Magnolia Electric Co. in an especially reflective mode, or Yo La Tengo indulging their most Southern impulses. The more restrained numbers also benefit from the support of a full band. The gentle amble of "Blind to the Blues" feels more sturdy with steadfast live drumming and glittery guitars urging on Wingo's slacker harmonies, and the low-lit moods of "The Notes Remain" also sound more confident and sure-footed than they might had Wingo cobbled together the instrumentation by himself. Wingo's downtrodden lyrics fit the soft indie textures of Ghosts Go Blind, setting up images of the desperate last straggler at the late-night party, the couple in a rut who don't like to go out anymore, and a group of friends experiencing their finest hours together without even realizing it. The marriage of wistful, brightly arranged indie with Wingo's reflective and cinematic verses makes Ghosts Go Blind an impressive set, easily the most effective collection from the Ola Podrida moniker. - Fred Thomas

Ola Podrida, the brainchild of David Wingo, was born in early 2005, after Wingo had returned to his native Texas from New York. Although he had played instruments throughout high school and college and even composed the scores for friend David Gordon Green's movies George Washington, All the Real Girls, and Undertow, he had yet to make anything as a singer or songwriter. He recorded the songs on what would later be his debut album  alone in his basement before shifts at the video store where he worked, but brought on friends guitarist Robert Patton and drummer Matthew Frank for his live show. All three musicians moved to Brooklyn in 2006, where they added Johnny Christ on keyboards and guitars and American Analog Set singer Andrew Kenny on bass. In the spring of 2007 Plug Research released Ola Podrida, and Wingo continued to work on film scores, including Todd Rohal's The Guatemalan Handshake and Craig Zobel's Great Wall of Sound, which premiered at the 2007 SXSW festival in Austin. A second Ola Podrida album, Belly of the Lion appeared in 2009 and Wingo continued soundtrack work, including co-composing with Explosions In The Sky in 2011 for the Emile Hirsch/Paul Rudd movie Prince Avalanche. For the next Ola Podrida album, Wingo expanded from his bedroom aesthetic into a full band set up, including Colin Swietek on guitars, Matt Clark on bass, and David Hobizal on drums. The expanded line up worked out Wingo's songs, expanding them into the third full-length Ghosts Go Blind, released in 2013. - Marisa Brown
  • LP made by WESTERN VINYL Records, in the USA

  • LP released in 2013 (still factory sealed - with DOWNLOAD CARD)

  • LP recorded in STEREO

  • Record Catalog Number: WV 106

This listing is for a rare, out of print LP title - a FACTORY SEALED LP, assumed to be in MINT overall condition LP PRESSED and ISSUED by WESTERN VINYL Records of a highly collectible title from their catalog - LP title featuring -

Ola Podrida

LP Title -

Ghosts Go Blind

Track Listing -

A1 Not Ready To Stop
A2 Fumbling For The Light
A3 Washing Away
A4 Blind To The Blues
B5 Staying In
B6 Ghosts Go Blind
B7 Speed Of Light
B8 Some Sweet Relief
B9 The Notes Remain

Performers / Other Information -
• Recorded At – Big Orange
• Mastered At – Terra Nova Digital Audio
• Engineer – Matt Oliver
• Lyrics By – David Wingo
• Mastered By – Jerry Tubb
• Mixed By – Louie Lino
• Performer [Ola Podrida Is] – Colin Swietek, David Hobizal, David Wingo, Matt Clark
(P)Pinto Barnigo Songs (BMI) 
(C)2013 Western Vinyl & Ola Podrida

• Barcode: 656605464312

CONDITION Details:

The LP jacket is in mint condition! This item is FACTORY SEALED / Brand New. The jacket has NO seam splits, NO discoloration and NO cut out marks. The corners are tight and solid. The colors on the jacket are clean and sharp - see the pictures with this listing as they are of the actual item.

The LP is assumed to be in MINT overall condition, as this item is BRAND NEW / Factory Sealed. As with any LP title, even factory sealed vinyl, for best results make sure you clean the LP before playing.

A Short Note About LP GRADING -

  • Mint = Only used for sealed items.
  • Near Mint = Virtually flawless in every way.
  • Near Mint Minus = Item has some minor imperfections, some audible.
  • Excellent = Item obviously played and enjoyed with some noise.
  • Very Good Plus = Many more imperfections which are noticeable and obtrusive.

For best results, always thoroughly clean your LPs (even new ones) before playing them.

LPs can be audiophile quality pressings (any collector of fine MFSL, half speeds, direct to discs, Japanese/UK pressings etc., can attest to the difference a quality pressing can make to an audio system).

Do not let this rarity slip by!


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