S/T, by Graveyards (LP on Qbico)

	Description:	Qbico 73, very limited!
	Format:	LP
	Label:	Qbico
	Price:	£12.99
	Availability:	sorry, but this item is not available / sold out. (Other items may be available!)

What you say No-one has reviewed S/T by Graveyards yet. Give us your opinion on S/T by Graveyards. What the label says: GRAVEYARDS (QBICO 73) black vinyl, cover by John Olson rec. 2007, two side long tracks bunny- cello mike khoury- violin zach wallace- bass nate wooley- trumpet hell- percussion, tapes coccyx- saxophone, electronics johnny coorz- flute, electronics "after few vinyl releases in duo or trio, this is the 1st Graveyards big band effort. a fresh and new look on free music; the more i hear it, the more i like it... killer !"

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Norman Records:
Unit 1 Armley Park Court, Stanningley Road, Leeds, LS12 2AE, UK.
Tel/Fax UK (+44): 0113 2311114
phil@normanrecords.com

About the humble LP:

The LP is the daddy of formats. 12" inches of sheer joy. The LP adds to the glory of the 12" record as it can be played at a slower speed (33rpm instead of the usual 45rpm for singles), consequently more musical joy can be had. Played on a decent deck the sound of an LP is about a million times better than any other format. They look fantastic...... a nice gatefold sleeve with a information rich inner sleeve will keep you entertained for hours even before your stylus has chance to make eye contact with it's 12" prey. An essential part of musical heritage which will never be forgotten. It still does play at a multitude of speeds but as it's recorded to be played slower they normally sound ridiculous sped up. Though double albums can make up for this slight inadequacy by ramming more tunes into your ears for your money. Utterly essential.

They even checked their logs to see if they could find a trace of it but nothing came out...