(Vinyl Love is a series of posts that quite simply lists, describes, and displays the pieces in my growing vinyl collection. You can bet that each record was given a spin during the drafting of each corresponding post.)
Artist: Ride
Album Title: Nowhere
Year released: 1990
Year reissued: 2010
Details: 180 gram
The skinny: A Facebook friend invited me to do one of those things where you post a picture a day for 10 days and then invite 10 of your own friends to do the same. Normally, I don’t go in for those things but in this case, I couldn’t resist choosing, revisiting, and sharing the pics of 10 albums in my vinyl collection that had a great impact on me and my musical tastes. So today was day ten and this album here is the final album cover I posted to my Facebook wall for this exercise: Ride’s “Nowhere”. It’s not very often that I agree with Pitchfork’s assessment of a song (see hype sticker above) and a band, but Ride”s debut and the single shared below are definitely amongst the greatest moments in the original shoegaze movement. This reissue was pressed by Rhino Records back on the album’s 20th anniversary and is of the original track list. Eight songs, all of them mighty.
Standout track: “Vapour trail”
7 replies on “Vinyl love: Ride “Nowhere””
That cover must looks cool on LP.
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It does. The band name is embossed as well. I feel like they do that a lot.
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I’ve been wanting to get this one, but never see it. It’ll be an online purchase at some point, I reckon.
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Yeah. I bought this one quite a while ago and I think there was a bit of luck there.
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That’s pretty much what finding records is often about, eh? Luck.
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Yep. I’ve also learned that when I’ve found something, buy it. Else it won’t be there next time.
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Oh, I still need to learn that lesson… cause I make the mistake of leaving something way too often.
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