
Vs. is an Alt/Indie album by Mission Of Burma, originally released in 1982. On Gatefold: 17 pressings tracked, owned by 9 collectors.
About
On the only full-length they released before breaking up for nearly 20 years, Mission of Burma fused the anger of punk music with an ear for the avant-garde. They ratchet up the tension on rallying cries like "Learn How" until the explosive chorus feels positively lifesaving, and they continually find new ways to reinterpret the loud-and-fast blueprint to make something completely original (be it the morse-code-like solo on "Weatherbox" or the distraught, goth-dub bass of "Einstein's Day").
via Apple Music
The Clerk says
The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
Side A
- A1Secrets3:20
- A2Train3:28
- A3Trem Two4:06
- A4New Nails2:56
- A5Dead Pool4:04
- A6Learn How3:53
Side B
- B1Mica3:34
- B2Weatherbox3:25
- B3The Ballad Of Johnny Burma2:01
- B4Einstein's Day4:32
- B5Fun World3:39
- B6That's How I Escaped My Certain Fate2:00
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Post-Punk
- brittle
- intense
- urban
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
In full-color printed jacket. Comes in black-and-white printed inner sleeve with song titles, credits, & band photo.
Some copies misprinted with Side A labels on both sides.
Recorded Jan.-Apr. 1982 at Normandy Sound and mixed at Soundtrack.
Runouts are etched, except for STERLING and ⟷ (which are stamped.)
Lacquer cutting, vinyl pressing companies derived from runouts.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Clint ConleyBASS, VOCALS, PERCUSSION
- Martin SwopeLOOPS, PERCUSSION, TAPE PERCUSSION, LOOPS, TAPE TAPE , PERCUSSION
- Peter PrescottDRUMS, VOCALS, PERCUSSION VOCALS, DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Roger MillerGUITAR, VOCALS, PIANO, TRUMPET, PERCUSSION
9 collectors on Gatefold own this · 17 pressings tracked on Gatefold
Start your shelf.
Track your pressings of Vs., get the Clerk's take, and see what the record is worth — free.
Start your shelf →Free forever. Works with 10 records or 10,000.
