Scott Walker – Bish Bosch

Reissue with possible manufacturing issues in the form of cloudiness on disc.

I got this new from 4AD U.S. at the time. It came with an abstract painting (white on black paper). Anyone else get this?

Fascinating album. Excellent pressing.

Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten.

Beware, opened a sealed copy of this pressing and the first LP was a Florence & the Machine album

Vinyl version Is very full of dectails.
The sound is open, no rumors in quite ages and this is relevant because the silence is almost used as a added musical instrument.
Anyway, as read in the other's reviews, It's not really made for a careless listening, obviously.

Electrifying stuff.

To my ears a sweet pressing which feels very spacious, but I haven't A/Bed with digital.

It's also fairly quiet which is important with many ages on this record. I have noticed crackle here and there but I think it probably just needs a good rub down ;-)

Well, it's not an easy album! He didn't make easy albums in his later phase. But what he did make was something very interesting if you are bored of hearing the same chord sequences and ideas regurgitated. It is not easy listening and you are challenged, but it can be very rewarding to enter Scott's world.

He died today or I think .. But as for these records... He's crooning abstract poetry lol with all this cryptic random sounds... There's no drum beats on this record lol ... Everything since Tilt... What started this madness till 2014 with Soused.

Does anyone know what the differences are between the Canadian and American vinyl releases? They seem identical to me.

A very limited edition of the 2XLP comes with a piece of original artwork...