ENDLESS BOOGIE "Volume 2" LP edition of 299, OOP rock

$

160

This is a played-once copy of Endless Boogie's "Volume 2" LP, released in 2005 by Mound Duel in an edition of 299. This particular type of sleeve has "103/150" written on it in ink. It is a plain white jacket that's stamped in one corner; the cover has some ringwear and a couple of light inky thumbprints on it -- nothing hideous, but it's not in mint condition. The vinyl is superb. It comes with an insert that reads: "The Second Endless Boogie release, two editions, both numbered. 299 total. Recorded NYC 2004/5 - 2 mics and a tape deck. Improvised jams. The illusion of hi fi. Endless Boogie are proud members of no movement. 2005 Mound Duel Estates." This is entirely different music from what's on the "Volume 1" LP, released about the same time with a black cover.

Fusetron description: "Endless Boogie have managed to release two LPs of homespun rehearsal concoctions - volume one in a limited edition of 500, volume two in a numbered limited edition of 150 (well, 299 were pressed, but 150 were placed at random at really bad record stores and thrift shops all over town). For the uninitiated, Endless Boogies music could be described as remarkable in its niggling mindlessness, its funereal parade of yawn-enforcing riffs, the pseudo-light it throws upon non-problems. And, of course, this is a really good thing." -- "After 4+ years of playing the [worst] dives in NYC (and the Slint-curated ATP fest..), Endless Boogie have finally released, not one, but two lps! All star line-up features Paul Majors (beyond-legendary underground record trafficker - see recent issue of VICE. ?), Chris Gray (Double Leopards, White Rock), Jesper (1/2 Special label head -released the last batch of Trad Gras discs) and Marko Pezzati (Naked Raygun!). The name says it all.. Both hand stamped/screened with inserts."

Tracklist:
A1   Came Wide, Game Finish (12:25) A2   Style Of Jamboree (3:40) B1   Morning Line Dirt (23:46)
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