| 2001 | Cock Rock Music | COCK-ROCK-MUSIC #1 |
| A1. Intro A2. Wriggle And Move A3. Vacuum Of Loneliness A4. Chickenwalk A5. Water Main A6. Full Grown A7. Bent B1. Shirt Jac |
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| Japanese pressing of the Vpro Session bootleg issued as a black vinyl 10″ in plain white card sleeve.
There are several variations of this release. VIEW: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Vpro Session, Sept ’94: All Known Variations This is actually a different pressing to the other editions of the release and has Bent as the last track on Side A rather than the first on Side B, it has clear track bands not present on other pressings, the run-out groove engravings haven’t been scribbled out and the cover artwork is a photocopy of the cover of an earlier pressing and as a result is much lower quality, has dark shading on the clear areas, much smaller and is not attached to the cover, it’s just loose within the plastic sleeve. This particular edition of the VPRO session is one of a number of Japanese bootleg LP’s which feature rare and unusual tracks: Lost Blues Power! [Bootleg] (LP, JAPAN) Live recording from VPRO radio in the Netherlands, recorded 18 September ’94. The cover photo by Ali Smith appeared in issue one of BB Gun and looks as though it was been taken directly from a copy of that magazine. On close inspection the distinctive cross-hatch lines making up the image are still there but lack all detail/clarity whereas the image in the magazine is very defined. The bootleg would appear to be a second-generation copy of that printing style and not from an original photograph. The cover photo also appears in the booklet with the Japanese edition of Extra Width (but at a much higher resolution and using a different printing method). The Intro track on this record is edited together in the same way as Tour Diary on Experimental Remixes. At least two segements appear on both releases; Jon Spencer singing “V, P, R, O!” and the interviewer asks “What kind of music is this?”. Track A4 Chickenwalk is Mo’ Chicken/Let’s Get Funky from Crypt Style. Track B5 is listed on the cover as Corfewblues but it’s supposed to be Curfew Blues which Jon Spencer says “is a song we ripped off of Earl King”. According to then inlay of Jukebox Explosion Rockin’ Mid-90’s Punkers this track was due to be released as a B-Side Caroline which was due to be the original third installment of the Jukebox singles series. Although this is probably not true as this was recorded in September 1994 and Train #3 (third installment of the Jukebox Series) was released in 1993. |
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| Vocal/Guitar/Theremin: Jon Spencer Guitar/Harp: Judah Bauer Drums: Russell Simins [The following writing/copyright/publishing credits are taken from the commercially released versions of these tracks as there are no details given on the sleeve to this record.] A1. Intro A2. Wriggle And Move A3. Vacuum Of Loneliness A4. Chickenwalk A5. Water Main A6. Full Grown B1. Bent B2. Shirt Jac B3. Soul Typecast B4. Very Rare B5. Corfewblues B6. Flavor |
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| ARTWORK: Photo: Ali Smith BARCODE: n/a RUN-OUT GROOVE ENGRAVING: |
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