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First time all compilation tracks available on LP

while Uhlmann also leans heavily into swaths of pastoral beauty

the album’s first offering ‘For The Love Of Stripes’ combines moving strings and choral orchestration with swirling flutes and twinkling percussion to create a hazy instrumental with moody

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Grand Theft - s/t LP hip hop ’ a fitting epithet asGrand Theft was a one shot explosion of heavy rock madness out of Seattle in 1972. What began as a tongue in cheek jab at the bombast of bands like Grand Funk Railroad quickly spiraled into something raw, real, and entirely their own. Dave Baroh's snarling guitar riffs, Kevin Marin's thunderous bass, and Phil Klitgaard's primal yet sharp drumming cut through like a cracking whip on a stormy night. Their sole LP, recorded in a single chaotic session,