MIRROR MAN SESSIONS (2LP COLOURED)
by CAPTAIN BEEFHEART
Vinyl Double Album
MOVLP260C
The unofficial follow-up to their debut album Safe As Milk. These are the original session tapes for their second album, issued as an expanded version entitled. The Mirror Man Sessions. Featuring five additional tracks taken from the abandoned tapes.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- Insert
- The Original “Mirror Man” Album + 5 Bonus Outtakes taken from the abandoned Brown Wrapper Sessions: “Trust Us (Take 6)”, “Safe as Milk (Take 12)”, “Beatle Bones n' Smokin' Stones”, “Moody Liz (Take 8)” & “Gimme Dat Harp Boy”
- Limited Edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on crystal clear vinyl
SIDE A1. TAROTPLANE |
SIDE B1. 25TH CENTURY QUAKER2. MIRROR MAN |
SIDE C1. KANDY KORN2. TRUST US (TAKE 6) |
SIDE D1. SAFE AS MILK (TAKE 12)
When Captain Beefheart went into the studio in late 1967 to record the follow-up to their debut album Safe as Milk [MOVLP343] which had been released earlier that year, it was with the intention of producing a double album. Three of the tracks they recorded were long, psychedelic blues jams. These were intended to fill one of the set's two LPs. This concept, however, was at some point abandoned, and many of the tracks from the sessions were left unfinished and without any vocals. A number of the abandoned tracks were re-recorded in 1968, and released as Strictly Personal. The original session tapes, however, remained the property of Buddha Records, who released them under the title Mirror Man in 1971. In 1999, Buddha Records issued an expanded version of the album entitled The Mirror Man Sessions, which features five additional tracks taken from the abandoned tapes. |