This item is exclusive to Record Store Day and cannot be pre-ordered.
Purchase in-store: April 20, 2024, at 8 AM (Record Store Day).
Purchase online: April 22, 2024, at 8 PM (While supplies last).
Reminder: Participate in our RSD POLL to assist us in making precise orders, aiming to satisfy as many customers as possible on the day.
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It’s hard to remember an album that made a bigger critical splash than The Roches. John Rockwell of The New York Times labeled it “the best pop record of 1979,” Jay Cocks in Time called their music “startling, lacerating, and amusing,” Trouser Press gave it 10/10, Rolling Stone Record Guide gave it 5 stars, and so on. But all of the plaudits don’t really do the album justice…because this record has more personality pressed into every groove than any other ten you could name. It’s not ostensibly a feminist record; the unabashed joy of creation coming from these three sisters transcends all questions of gender and ideology. But it is one of the boldest and most personal albums ever made. And it’s got Robert Fripp on guitar and Tony Levin on bass! Put simply, there ain’t no album like The Roches’ 1979 debut, and for its 45th anniversary (and first U.S. LP reissue in over 25 years), we’re pressing it in ruby red vinyl. Exclusive for Record Store Day!
Roches, The – The Roches (Limited 45th Anniversary Ruby Red Vinyl Edition)
£41.00
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This item is exclusive to Record Store Day and cannot be pre-ordered.
Purchase in-store: April 20, 2024, at 8 AM (Record Store Day).
Purchase online: April 22, 2024, at 8 PM (While supplies last).
Reminder: Participate in our RSD POLL to assist us in making precise orders, aiming to satisfy as many customers as possible on the day.
Product details:
It’s hard to remember an album that made a bigger critical splash than The Roches. John Rockwell of The New York Times labeled it “the best pop record of 1979,” Jay Cocks in Time called their music “startling, lacerating, and amusing,” Trouser Press gave it 10/10, Rolling Stone Record Guide gave it 5 stars, and so on. But all of the plaudits don’t really do the album justice…because this record has more personality pressed into every groove than any other ten you could name. It’s not ostensibly a feminist record; the unabashed joy of creation coming from these three sisters transcends all questions of gender and ideology. But it is one of the boldest and most personal albums ever made. And it’s got Robert Fripp on guitar and Tony Levin on bass! Put simply, there ain’t no album like The Roches’ 1979 debut, and for its 45th anniversary (and first U.S. LP reissue in over 25 years), we’re pressing it in ruby red vinyl. Exclusive for Record Store Day!
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