Primus: Miscellaneous Debris Vinyl 12"
Primus Sucks! Following 1991's Sailing The Seas Of Cheese, Primus released the Miscellaneous Debris EP collecting five cover songs by bands which, in hindsight, sorta serve as a roadmap to the Primus sound: Pink Floyd ("Have A Cigar"), XTC ("Making Plans For Nigel), Residents ("Sinister Exaggerator"), Peter Gabriel ("Intruder") and The Meters ("Tippi Toes"). The EP was released on CD and cassette but never available on vinyl, until now.
- first time on vinyl
- originally released in 1992
- 180g vinyl pressing
- digital download included (code expires 12/31/2020)
- music label: Interscope Records 2018
reviewed by Ed 209 12/2018
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Primus: Miscellaneous Debris Vinyl 12"
Primus Sucks! Following 1991's Sailing The Seas Of Cheese, Primus released the Miscellaneous Debris EP collecting five cover songs by bands which, in hindsight, sorta serve as a roadmap to the Primus sound: Pink Floyd ("Have A Cigar"), XTC ("Making Plans For Nigel), Residents ("Sinister Exaggerator"), Peter Gabriel ("Intruder") and The Meters ("Tippi Toes"). The EP was released on CD and cassette but never available on vinyl, until now.
- first time on vinyl
- originally released in 1992
- 180g vinyl pressing
- digital download included (code expires 12/31/2020)
- music label: Interscope Records 2018
reviewed by Ed 209 12/2018
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Primus Sucks! Following 1991's Sailing The Seas Of Cheese, Primus released the Miscellaneous Debris EP collecting five cover songs by bands which, in hindsight, sorta serve as a roadmap to the Primus sound: Pink Floyd ("Have A Cigar"), XTC ("Making Plans For Nigel), Residents ("Sinister Exaggerator"), Peter Gabriel ("Intruder") and The Meters ("Tippi Toes"). The EP was released on CD and cassette but never available on vinyl, until now.
- first time on vinyl
- originally released in 1992
- 180g vinyl pressing
- digital download included (code expires 12/31/2020)
- music label: Interscope Records 2018
