Mercury Rev - Hello Blackbird (A Soundtrack By Mercury Rev) The Doors the Numero Group’s ambitious 50th

the Numero Group’s ambitious 50th mainline release

With the Boston trio once again utilizing the bizarre genius of producer Mark Kramer

A1 Collision Course A2 The Executive A3 Hovercraft A4 Big Black Cadillac A5 Deadline A6 Hit Me

A1 Tacken (EXTLP Version) A2 Hyendo Dancehall (EXTLP Version) A3 Social Distancing A4 Keller (EXTLP Version) B1 Bangface (EXTLP Version) B2 Dating Is In China (Speed Dating Version) B3 OHM (EXTLP Version) B4 Puls (EXTLP Version) C1 Komm (Long Version) C2 Movement (EXTLP Version) C3 Kupfer (EXTLP Version) D1 Cthulhu Drums (EXTLP Version) D2 Sekt Um 12 (EXTLP Version) D3 Klangkrieg (EXTLP Version) D4 Bilbao (EXTLP Version)

samples & keyboards (1998- ) Ben Kenney: bass (2003- ) Jose Pasillas: drums (1991- ) Former members: Gavin Koppell (scratches & samples 1996-1998) Alex Katunich (bass 1991-2003)

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