8 thoughts on “ Who Knows Him? - Various - Moscow Strikes Back (Shellac, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Shellac release of Moscow Strikes Back on Discogs. Label: Stinson Records - S • Format: 4x, Shellac 10 Moscow Strikes Back (Shellac) | Discogs.

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2. American record label formed by Herbert Harris and Irving Prosky for the World's Fair as Stinson Trading Co. to market and distribute recordings from the Soviet Union in the United States. Between the s and s, it mainly issued recordings of American folk and blues musicians, including Woody Guthrie and Josh White. From , Stinson Records had a partnership with Asch Records.

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3. An unofficial follow-up to At Action Park, Shellac's next album contained instrumental tracks originally used in a performance by the Canadian contemporary dance group La La La Human Steps. Copies of the LP were given to the individuals listed on the front cover. Second-hand editions are listed for sale on the Discogs website for around $

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4. i don't know, something about that verse strikes me as incredibly poignant, especially when so much of the lyrical content focuses on the negative. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, "terraform" closes w/ shellacs' catchiest song before or since, "copper," which reminds me a lot of the final song in the big black catalog, "he's a whore."/5(31).

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5. The Battle of Moscow was a military campaign that consisted of two periods of strategically significant fighting on a km ( mi) sector of the Eastern Front during World War hartigemotorte.rilrisucacuddtunepdiahourgtikickfid.co took place between October and January The Soviet defensive effort frustrated Hitler's attack on Moscow, the capital and largest city of the Soviet hartigemotorte.rilrisucacuddtunepdiahourgtikickfid.coon: Moscow Oblast, Russian SFSR, USSR.

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6. May 19,  · Terraform, the latest record from Shellac, takes this notion and blasts off, adding new, albeit alien, growth to a sterile environment (rock music). The seemingly endless first song, "Didn't We Deserve a Look at You the Way You Really Are," features a numbingly repetitive bass and drums figure with a few fluctuations/5(32).

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7. Which brings us back to Moscow in June of Gaisberg contacted a man named Theodore Birnbaum in Berlin to request a recording trip to Kazan, about km to the east. Birnbaum, an Englishman, was the managing director of Deutsche Grammophon AG, and was in charge of the Gramophone Company’s engineers as soon as they disembarked in mainland.

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8. Aug 17,  · Originally released on Aug. 17, , Kind of Blue was the result of Miles Davis' burning desire to keep jazz on the forefront of creativity and innovation.

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