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( Song: Diagonals - Stereolab )
sound-dust by stereolab?
Wave Runner // Sound-Dust, Stereolab
Seeing one of my favorite bands of all time tonight in New Orleans at the Civic Theater: the magnificent Stereolab!
Stereolab - October 1993
At this rate, we could probably just turn Doom & Gloom into an Aadam Jacobs Collection appreciation blog. The goods just keep on coming (and coming). To wit! The volunteers behind this heroic tape preservation project just rolled out a bunch of early Stereolab tapes, allowing us to follow the Groop across the Midwest in the fall of 1993. What a gift!
From the Reptile House in Grand Rapids to a blazing in-store at Reckless Records in Chicago, from the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis to Northern Lights in St. Paul — these recordings are pure primal 'lab, loud and blown out, motorifik and marvelous. Chew some John Cage Bubblegum and get into it.
Tim Gane: We’re pretty derivative actually, it’s just that the groups we rip off are too obscure. We just like certain sounds which we couldn’t get around if we tried. We’re trapped by pop music pretensions.

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redrew some of my fav album covers in webfishing
(ft. bonus logoless nonagon because the mountain came out really nice)
Stereolab - Pain et Spectacles (1994)
This was the first thing by Stereolab that I ever bought - the Ping Pong EP. I got it immediately after seeing them in a big tent at the Phoenix festival. While Ping Pong was the obvious lead track, Pain e Spectacles was a very close second, even if I only understood the title as Bread and Circuses.