Record Store Day organizers have spun up another selection of vinyl grips for their annual Black Friday event, set to take place November 25.
This year's group of Black Friday RSD releases includes some excellent titles from Canadian artists — namely, a 2-LP version of the Weeknd's Dawn FM with an alternate cover, the debut vinyl pressings of Kittie's sophomore crusher Oracle and Shades of Culture's Mindstate (featuring a young A-Trak), a coloured cassette release of Alanis Morissette's Such Pretty Forks in the Road, and 2-LP reissue of Thrust's The Chosen Are Few.
Additionally, a previously unreleased set from the Oscar Peterson Trio will now see the light as On a Clear Day - Live in Zurich, 1971, while Silverstein will mark 15 years of Arrivals & Departures with a remixed, remastered anniversary vinyl edition pressed on green marble wax, complete with a bonus 7-inch featuring previously CD-only tracks "Rain Will Fall" and "Falling Down."
Elsewhere on the lengthy list, Fleetwood Mac collect rare alternate tracks from their prime for The Alternate Collection coloured vinyl and CD box sets, Madlib concocts Low Budget High-Fi Music with a reissue of the eleventh instalment of his Medicine Show series, Run the Jewels reimagine RTJ4 in Latin American style on the 2-CD CU4TRO, and Smash Mouth treat 1997's Fush Yu Mang to its first-ever vinyl pressing to remind us all just how great a song "Walkin' on the Sun" actually is.
Further titles come from Billie Eilish, Beck, Alex G, the Supremes, Todd Rundgren, Young Dolph, Ultravox, Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, David Bowie, Red Hot Chili Peppers, My Morning Jacket, Chief Keef, Madonna, Jimi Hendrix, Jaco Pastorious, Augustus Pablo and plenty others.
RSD organizers write that this year's Black Friday titles "may be available at record stores throughout the rest of the year," which indicates the world is not out of the woods yet when it comes to vinyl manufacturing capacity issues.
You can pore over the Record Store Day Black Friday releases with the complete American list here, Canadian list here and UK list here.
This year's group of Black Friday RSD releases includes some excellent titles from Canadian artists — namely, a 2-LP version of the Weeknd's Dawn FM with an alternate cover, the debut vinyl pressings of Kittie's sophomore crusher Oracle and Shades of Culture's Mindstate (featuring a young A-Trak), a coloured cassette release of Alanis Morissette's Such Pretty Forks in the Road, and 2-LP reissue of Thrust's The Chosen Are Few.
Additionally, a previously unreleased set from the Oscar Peterson Trio will now see the light as On a Clear Day - Live in Zurich, 1971, while Silverstein will mark 15 years of Arrivals & Departures with a remixed, remastered anniversary vinyl edition pressed on green marble wax, complete with a bonus 7-inch featuring previously CD-only tracks "Rain Will Fall" and "Falling Down."
Elsewhere on the lengthy list, Fleetwood Mac collect rare alternate tracks from their prime for The Alternate Collection coloured vinyl and CD box sets, Madlib concocts Low Budget High-Fi Music with a reissue of the eleventh instalment of his Medicine Show series, Run the Jewels reimagine RTJ4 in Latin American style on the 2-CD CU4TRO, and Smash Mouth treat 1997's Fush Yu Mang to its first-ever vinyl pressing to remind us all just how great a song "Walkin' on the Sun" actually is.
Further titles come from Billie Eilish, Beck, Alex G, the Supremes, Todd Rundgren, Young Dolph, Ultravox, Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, David Bowie, Red Hot Chili Peppers, My Morning Jacket, Chief Keef, Madonna, Jimi Hendrix, Jaco Pastorious, Augustus Pablo and plenty others.
RSD organizers write that this year's Black Friday titles "may be available at record stores throughout the rest of the year," which indicates the world is not out of the woods yet when it comes to vinyl manufacturing capacity issues.
You can pore over the Record Store Day Black Friday releases with the complete American list here, Canadian list here and UK list here.
