Distortion: 1996-2007 9LP Clear Boxset

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Distortion: 1996-2007 9LP Clear Boxset by Bob Mould is listed in our Band Merchandise collection. Read more to check availability and release details of Distortion: 1996-2007 9LP Clear Boxset below.

Description

Bob Moulds career began in 1979 with the iconic underground punk group Husker Du before forming the beloved alternative rock band Sugar and releasing numerous critically acclaimed solo albums. Volume two in this new series covers 1996 to 2007, beginning with the 1996 selftitled solo album and continuing through to Moulds 2006 collaboration with Rich Morel BLOWOFF. 6 studio albums including Bob Mould, The Last Dog And Pony Show, modulate. first time on vinyl, Long Playing Grooves. first time on vinyl, Body Of Song, and BLOWOFF first time on vinyl. Each album is presented with brand new artwork designed by illustrator Simon Marchner and pressed on 140g clear vinyl with unique splatter effects. Accompanying the studio albums is a new compilation Distortion Plus 19962007 which features an array of bonus tracks including the demo version of Dog On Fire Theme from The Daily Show, B sides and other rarities pressed on clear vinyl. Includes a 28page companion booklet featuring liner notes by journalist Keith Cameron contributions from Death Cab For Cuties Ben Gibbard and Best Coasts Bethany Cosentino lyrics and memorabilia. Mastered by Jeff Lipton and Maria Rice at Peerless Mastering in Boston.

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