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THE JAM

222 Units Ltd as F*K.

Abstract wonky vibes from the mountain peaks with Luv*Jam & Maria Slovakova

++Plus++ Ridiculously advanced reversions from the one and only Ruf Dug

(as Ruffy himself says “Detroit going off in ya caravan for the weekend”)

++Plus++ A spaced out to the high hills take from sound pioneer Special Characters


3000.10 is the 10th instalment of 14 highly collectable records.

Carnedd Dafydd (David’s Cairn) - 3425ft (1044m).

OS grid SH6628 6305.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Everyone's favourite Welsh nipper, Luv Jam is joined by Manchester's No. 1 tropical cyberpunk for an exclusive mission into the mountains of Snowdonia. It's had a long hiatus, but the Legend Of Gelert series is back with a bang.

TRACK LISTING

A1. Mind Floating - Ruffys Pagan Renip
A2. Chcem Strongly - Ruffys Surf N’ Turf
B1. Mind Floating - Special Characters Peaky Renip
B2. Mind Floating - Original 2010 Secret Version

Public Enemy

Yo! Bum Rush The Show - 2023 Reissue

    With 1987's 'Yo! Bum Rush the Show', Public Enemy introduced a new kind of bravado that wasn't just directed at other players and sucker MCs but was an out-and-out middle-finger challenge to the whole world. PE, helped by Def Jam head Rick Rubin, crowd these tracks with disparate sounds that move your hips while they buzz from every channel. Despite Chuck and Flavor's serious posturing, you'll be grateful for the sloppy bass line in "Timebomb" and Terminator X's brilliant tone experiment (doffing its hat to Fred Wesley's 'Blow Your Head'), "Public Enemy No. 1."

    Joseph Of Kirezi

    The Only Way Out Is Through (Bleeding Jam Vol. 1)

      Joseph of Kirezi were formed in Ikebukuro (Tokyo) in 2012 wherever since they have been roaming the outermost corners of the black clad psychedelic underground. So please get ready to treat your ears to ‘The Only Way Out Is Through’ – a pounding tour de force of amp destroying killer Fuzz Wah Sike Rock. If there was ever music to be played in that killer sixties exploitation movie – in that biker club scene where every one has been spiked with the brown acid and the bad trip is coming on strong – then this is the music that would be playing – a pounding and ferocious white noise psychedelic nightmare. We are not dealing with any subtle intricacies here, just the joy in the classic combination of excess volume and repetition – crushing levels of heaviness all enveloped in a white noise fury.

      Taking cues from kindred spirits such as High Rise, The Stooges, Black Sabbath, Hawkwind, Amon Düül II, Spacemen 3, The Heads – music for freaks in the know – Prepare to vibrate as you TURN ON , TUNE IN , FREAK OUT !

      TRACK LISTING

      A1 - The Only Way Out Is Through - Part 1
      B1 - The Only Way Out Is Through - Part 2

      Public Enemy

      What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down

        Public Enemy rewrote the rules of hip-hop, becoming the most influential and controversial rap group of the late '80s and, for many, the definitive rap group of all time. Building from Run-D.M.C.'s street-oriented beats and Boogie Down Productions' proto-gangsta rhyming, Public Enemy pioneered a variation of hardcore rap that was musically and politically revolutionary. With his powerful, authoritative baritone, lead rapper Chuck D rhymed about all kinds of social problems, particularly those plaguing the black community, often condoning revolutionary tactics and social activism. In the process, he directed hip-hop toward an explicitly self-aware, pro-black consciousness that became the culture's signature throughout the next decade. While Public Enemy's early Def Jam albums, produced with the Bomb Squad, earned them a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, they continued to release relevant material up to and beyond their 2013 induction. Now, Public Enemy is back, and is ready to tell the world to once again FIGHT THE POWER!

        The Jam

        Snap! - Vinyl Reissue

          Originally released in 1983, Snap! was the first ‘greatest hits’ collection from The Jam and appeared just after Paul Weller took the shock decision to split up the band at the height of their popularity and success.

          The title Snap! originates from the production, the A&R team and the band in the studio listening back to recording sessions and deciding if the track had the necessary distinctive Jam ‘snap’ sound to make the cut…!!

          The original 29-track album with chronological sequencing clearly illustrates their brief but stunning story, from explosive debut on the embryonic English punk scene and their meteoric rise to become one of the greatest and best-loved British bands.

          From their thrilling debut single – In The City to their farewell – Beat Surrender the collection features 16 top-30 singles – 4 number ones!

          Features hit singles – Down In The Tube Station At Midnight, Strange Town, When You’re Young, Going Underground, That’s Entertainment, Start!, Town Called Malice , The Eton Rifles and many more. Also includes remarkable B-side tracks such as The Butterfly Collector and Tales from the Riverbank.

          “One of the greatest ‘greatest-hits’ albums of all time”.

          TRACK LISTING

          LP1 - Side A
          1. In The City
          2. Away From The Numbers
          3. All Around The World
          4. The Modern World
          5. News Of The World
          6. Billy Hunt
          7. English Rose
          8. Mr. Clean

          LP1 - Side B
          1. David Watts
          2. 'A' Bomb In Wardour St
          3. Down In The Tube Station At Midnight
          4. Strange Town
          5. The Butterfly Collector
          6. When You're Young
          7. Smithers-Jones
          8. Thick As Thieves

          LP2 - Side A
          1. The Eton Rifles
          2. Going Underground
          3. Dreams Of Children
          4. That's Entertainment
          5. Start!
          6. Man In The Corner Shop
          7. Funeral Pyre

          LP2 - Side B
          1. Absolute Beginners
          2. Tales From The Riverbank
          3. Town Called Malice
          4. Precious
          5. The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow)
          6. Beat Surrender

          7" - Side A
          1. Move On Up (Live)
          2. Get Yourself Together (Live) 

          7" - Side B
          1. The Great Depression (Live)
          2. But I'm Different Now (Live)

          The Jam

          Setting Sons

            Originally intended as a concept album, only a few of the finished tracks on their brilliant 1979 LP related to the proposed theme of three close friends growing apart. The ferocious, blunt Thick As Thieves perhaps best captures that painful drift apart. Elsewhere Weller emerges the vitriolic political commentator on the anti war polemic, Little Boy Soldiers and the class war cry of hit single The Eton Rifles.

            The Jam exploded onto the punk scene in 1977. Led by guitarist/singer Paul Weller, a young, sharp suited mod, who was inspired by Otis Redding, Dr Feelgood, The Who and the Sex Pistols in equal measure, with bassist Bruce Foxton and drummer Rick Buckler they delivered their ferocious mission statement – In The City. The song hit the Top 40 and fanfared the arrival of a three piece that would over the next five years produce six studio albums and 18 singles including four Number 1s. While their punk contemporaries faded away - The Jam went out with a bang, at the very, very top. Such was the enormity of their split that it even made the TV news. 

            And their influence is still as strong today, 30 years after that thrilling debut. After spawning the mod revival with bands like The Chords and The Purple Hearts, they laid the foundations for Britpop (bands like Blur and Oasis crowned Weller the Modfather) and their music can now be heard in the sounds of Arctic Monkeys, Graham Coxon, Dirty Pretty Things, Babyshambles, The Ordinary Boys and Hard Fi. Even hip hop producer Mark Ronson has just covered Pretty Green (from Sound Affects). 

            Now, to celebrate the band’s 30th anniversary, Universal Music present the classic albums in exact replicas of the original vinyl editions. 

            Strictly limited edition – one print run only.

            TRACK LISTING

            Girl On The Phone
            Thick As Thieves
            Private Hell
            Little Boy Soldiers
            Wasteland
            Burning Sky
            Smithers-Jones
            Saturday's Kids
            The Eton Rifles
            Heatwave

            Boz Hayward And The Bozchestra

            Shortscores (Short Film Scores From Video Jam)

            Crossing Calexico with Mogwai will take you some way here… but only some way… This is very welcome unchartered territory. A highly original 10-track acoustic film score album rich in melody, harmonies, atmosphere and dynamics with a good mix of tempos that will take the listener to many places inside 40 minutes.

            Boz Hayward’s fourth album SHORTSCORES is the first body of work created solely for Video Jam – the experimental short film/live score event from Manchester. Boz has been associated with Video Jam since its inception in January 2012. His cinematic, narrative writing style, coupled with his quaint and idiosyncratic 'Bozchestra' (traditionally consisting of Boz himself on acoustic guitar, a mariachi bass/guitarron, violin, trumpet and percussion) lends itself perfectly to the art of the film score. A rich, rewarding listen.

            The Roots

            Rising Down

              The Roots are back with probably their most political album to date, dealing with addiction, nihilism, hypocritical double standards in the prison system and overall life in Philadelphia. The political nature of "Rising Down" is not only heard within the music. The title comes from William T. Vollmann's treatise on violence entitled 'Rising Up And Rising Down', and the release date falls on the 16th anniversary of the Los Angeles riots sparked by the acquittal of the police officers accused of beating Rodney King. Standout tracks include "Criminal", a reflection of life on the streets and unjust persecution, "I Will Not Apologize", a tribute to Fela Kuti that discusses keeping dignity in the music biz and "I Can't Help It" a look at addictions and urges that compel us all. Guests on the album include Common, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Saigon, Dice Raw, Wale, Chrisette Michele and more.

              Ghostface Killah

              The Big Doe Rehab

                In the six years since the Wu Tang Clan's last LP, Ghostface Killah has been a busy MC, putting out a regular supply of albums, "The Big Doe Rehab" being the latest. Featuring fat beats, tales from the hood lyrics and guest spots from Wu's Raekwon and Method Man, Kid Capri, Ox, Masta Killa, Beanie Sigal and more, this is another solid set from the Clan member.

                The Jam

                Snap!

                  This limited edition triple disc set features the 29 track 'greatest hits' double CD plus a bonus live EP featuring: "Move On Up", "Get Yourself Together", "The Great Depression" and "But I'm Different Now".


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