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Dedicated To Bobby Jameson (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

Mexican SummerSKU lp-8863

eleventh album from L.A.'s prodigal songwriting son
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Ariel Pink's 11th! The title makes a direct and heartfelt reference to a real-life Los Angeles musician, long presumed dead, who resurfaced online in 2007 after 35 reclusive years to pen his autobiography and tragic life story. "His book and life resonated with me to such a degree," Pink states, "that I felt a need to dedicate my latest record to him." Dedicated to Bobby Jameson begins at the end and ends at the beginning. "We follow the protagonist through a battery of tests and milestones, the first of which sees him reborn into life out of death," Pink explains, referencing the opening track "Time To Meet Your God." "From there, he seesaws his way between the innocent love and the rock-solid edifice of childhood-worn trauma that together constitute his lifelong initiation into the realm of artifice and theatrical disposability." This is the indie exclusive pressing and features the 13 track album on blue colored vinyl. Download code included. Recommended.

  • limited edition of 4,000
  • Indie Exclusive blue colored vinyl pressing
  • art direction by Robert Beatty
  • includes download card
  • music label: Mexican Summer 2017
reviewed by Bo Linas 09/2017

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