AUDIOSLAVE – “OUT OF EXILE” IVC EDITION Silver Color 2X Vinyl LP **Preorder**
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AUDIOSLAVE – “OUT OF EXILE” IVC EDITION
***PRE-ORDER - Ships in Late June****
20th Anniversary IVC Edition
2LP Gatefold Jacket for the First Time
Jacket Printed with Matte Finish and Chrome Foil Logo
Lacquers cut by Levi Seitz at Black Belt Mastering using 96kHz – 24bit Flat Masters of Main Album
Pressed on “Silver Wave” Color Vinyl at R.T.I.
Features 5 Bonus Tracks Making Their Vinyl Debut
1. Super Stupid [Funkadelic Cover]
2. Out of Exile [AOL Sessions]
3. Be Yourself [AOL Sessions]
4. Loud Love [AOL Sessions]
5. Doesn't Remind Me (Chris Cornell Acoustic Version) [AOL Sessions]
4 Bonus Lithographs Including Photos by Sean Ricigliano
Individually Numbered
Limited to 3,000 Copies Globally
Print & Paper by Dorado Music Packaging
It was a Nineties rock fan’s dream: Three-quarters of rap-rock titans Rage Against the Machine backing Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell’s vocals, which could run the gamut from a plaintive, heartbreaking croon to a primal, guttural scream. Audioslave’s debut sold 4 million copies and picked up a Grammy nomination. But their 2005 follow-up found the souped-up supergroup evolving immensely, becoming a fully formed group whose whole was far greater than the sum of its parts.
The mellifluous melodicism of “Be Yourself” bumps up against Tom Morello’s guitar histrionics on “Doesn’t Remind Me.” On the title track, a pummeling musical bed contrasts perfectly with Cornell’s smooth delivery. And deep cuts like “Man or Animal,” to quote Spin, “are as hot as anything this side of Led Zeppelin II.”
The album, one of the decade’s signature rock records, debuted at Number One on the Billboard 200 and went platinum. But just as important, it signaled the creative, eclectic apex of a beloved supergroup that ended far too early.
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