
Sure, the latest
Stereolab compilation,
Oscillons From the Anti-Sun (top left) featuring rare tracks and B-sides is a real humdinger of a bargain (not just one, not just two but
three CDs of music
plus a DVD of music videos and TV appearances
all for $25???). My only grumpy old man grumbling is that anyone outside of Japan and the UK will still have to pay big prices to own the pro-Atheism, grunge-tastic, riff-eriffic
Freestyle Dumpling, which came inside initial Japanese editions of
Aluminum Tunes (middle left) and, thereafter, was also featured on the UK-only
Rough Trade comp
Electronic 01 (bottom left). I had to pony up I'm-not-going-to-tell-you-how-much to own a copy of the coveted Japanese single (minus the
Aluminum), but in the spirit of blog camaraderie, I'm going to share my well-worn 7-inches with you now. The all-inclusive
Gemm.com has both the Japanese single and the UK
Rough Trade comp but if I were you, I'd wait to see if this track ends up on their next rarities comp. Considering the frequency of the 'Lab's output, it should be released sometime next week.
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