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Walls Have Ears (Red & Yellow Vinyl)

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$20.13 $33 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

"Culled from three 1985 gigs in the UK during a transitional and transcendent time in the band's story, Sonic Youth's The Walls Have Ears appeared / disappeared as a 2LP set in 1986, not just a live album but an artful tapestry full of live experimentation with songs, between-song tape segues, darkness, humor and audio verité. It's now issued for the first time officially under the band's auspices.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

The sleeve feels like a time capsule, and the 2LP pressing captures that raw 1985 UK energy better than any bootleg I’ve heard. It’s loose and noisy in all the right places, and I’ve already spun side three twice tonight.

Henry X. ★★★★★

The sound quality on this 1986 2LP set is incredible, capturing the raw energy of those 1985 UK gigs perfectly. I was blown away by how well the transitional period comes through in the live recordings. The red and yellow vinyl looks fantastic spinning on the turntable.

Emma ★★★★★

That pressing of the 1986 2LP set captures those three 1985 UK gigs with such raw, transitional energy that it feels like you're right there in the crowd. The red and yellow vinyl is a nice touch too, and the sound quality holds up surprisingly well for a live recording from that era.