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The Fun Of Watching Fireworks (Cloudy Clear Vinyl)

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

The dreamy debut album from Texas's new wave of American krautrock. Recorded at home in 1996, The Fun Of Watching Fireworks straddles the aerodynamic drag between lo-fi and Living Stereo, huffing hypnotic chem trails, Ampex 456 polyfibre dust, and subtropical ozone while the Farfisa warms up. Remastered from the original analog tapes as a reminder of what life was like in the before times. Trespassers encouraged.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Robert D. ★★★★★

The cloudy clear vinyl looks incredible under the light, and the album’s blend of lo-fi and Living Stereo sounds even richer than I remember from my old CD. It’s been on repeat since it arrived.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

The cloudy clear vinyl looks stunning spinning under the light, and the home-recorded warmth really comes through on tracks like the opener. Only wish the sleeve had a lyric insert to dig into while listening.

Lily ★★★★☆

I was a bit worried the lo-fi production might sound muddy on vinyl, but the pressing actually brings out surprising clarity in the quieter moments. The album flows perfectly from start to side B.