Mark Kozelek - What's Next To The Moon FLAC

Mark Kozelek Badman Recording Co Acoustic 2015

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	Mark Kozelek
Title:	What's Next To The Moon
Style:	Acoustic
Date of release:	18 Apr 2015
Label:	Badman Recording Co.
Catalog Number:	BRC990
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2520 mb
MP3 album size:	2604 mb

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Tracklist

1	Walk All Over You
2	Love Hungry Man
3	Riff Raff
4	Up To My Neck In You
5	You Ain't Got A Hold On Me
6	Rock 'N' Roll Singer
7	What's Next To The Moon
8	Bad Boy Boogie
9	If You Want Blood
10	Love At First Feel

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BRCD990	Mark Kozelek	What's Next To The Moon ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Badman Recording Co.	BRCD990	US	2001

Credits

Arranged By – Mark Kozelek
Design – Mike Prosenko
Mastered By – John Golden
Photography By – Nyree Watts
Producer – Mark Kozelek
Recorded By – Dylan Magierek
Written-By – Young, Scott, Young

Notes

Record Store Day 2015 release limited to 1700 copies; first ever vinyl pressing of 2001 release.

Barcodes

Barcode: 709363699011

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Skrimpak

Really beautiful LP. Every Koz fan should own this. They all sound like originals of his, and the guitar playing, vocals, and production are beautiful. Five stars.

Arryar

Ugh it begins. This is a great little album but it's half an hour and people are going to be asking for $60-$80 dollars for it?! Record Store Day is brutal thanks to all the greedy mooks that ruin the spirit of it.

Stoneshaper

I'm almost 50 and have been collecting since the late 70's and if I wasn't so vested in my analog rig setup, id only buy CD or SACDs and hirez downloads. Every new or recent reissue on vinyl is normally a 24/96 rip mastered for wax anyway. I think only rich musicians record in pure analog these days-- like Grohl or Jack White.

Dukinos

I picked up a used 2015 version for $15 at local shop. You could play any album Kozelek sings and it's still difficult for me to tell any difference from the musical arrangements. He is a fine lyricist, but Issac Brock (he at least tries) he is not-- I think he'd get lost if he tried to make or produce an album with over 15 channels.

Lightwind

I bought the vinyl just to have in my personal archives, I've owned the cd since it came out in 2001