Throwing Copper Pink Vinyl

Throwing copper is the second album by american alternative rock band live released on april 19 1994 on former mca records subsidiary radioactive records.

Throwing copper pink vinyl.

Topping the billboard 200 albums chart a year after its debut throwing copper also features two no. I think that s typical for their vinyl. The 25th anniversary vinyl features the original album plus three bonus tracks. Live throwing copper label.

Produced by talking heads jerry harrison it didn t fit trends at the time falling somewhere between bon jovi and pearl jam. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in store pick up. Limited 180 gram vinyl lp pressing includes insert. I ordered from soundstage direct so haven t received mine yet.

Vinyl lp album limited edition reissue pink. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1994 clear vinyl release of throwing copper on discogs. This was an album stuffed with big melodies emotive choruses and musical depth. In 1994 pennsylvania s live surprised everyone with second album throwing copper.

It was produced by jerry harrison of talking heads and was recorded at pachyderm recording studio. It s a limited edition of 400 exclusively for sale at concerto plato record stores in the netherlands. It was produced by jerry harrison of talking heads and was recorded at pachyderm recording studio. 1 modern rock singles lightning crashes selling the drama and has since been certified 8x multiplatinum by the riaa selling over 8 million copies.

Shop throwing copper lp vinyl at best buy. Music on vinyl movlp414 format. Throwing copper has sold over 8 million copies and was certified 8x platinum by the recording industry association of america. Throwing copper is the second studio album by american alternative rock band live released on april 26 1994 on former mca records subsidiary radioactive records.

The first 1 000 mov pressings are copper colored vinyl they were given a 24 96 copy of the original tapes. When live s throwing copper was released in 1994 it lingered in the bottom of the album charts for a few months before the alternative music lovers finally caught on.