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Galaxie 500 - Today - Vinyl Record
Galaxie 500 - Today - Vinyl Record
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When Galaxie 500's Today dropped in 1988, it unleashed a series of hushed explosions that still reverberate to this day. The record boldly redefined what rock music could be, merging stray bridges into immersive songs. Its legacy lives on through the many bands they influenced, like Low, Belle & Sebastian, and Bon Iver.Today is hauntingly unique. The trio of Damon Krukowski, Dean Wareham, and Naomi Yang dispensed with rock music's usual theatrics, instead focusing on genuine emotion. Produced by Mark Kramer (of Bongwater, Ween, and King Missle fame), and hailing from Boston (a city in thrall to the Pixies' jagged electricity), Today flourished.More than two decades later, the title remains true. The music, recorded with then-unconventional reverb, is timeless. Classics like "Flowers," "Temperature's Rising," and "Tugboat" remain as vibrant as ever.
Track Listing
1. Flowers
2. Pictures
3. Parking Lot
4. Don't Let Our Youth Go To Waste
5. Temperatures Rising
6. Oblivious
7. It's Getting Late
8. Instrumental
9. Tugboat
10. King Of Spain
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
We ship within two business days when possible. Remember, Media Mail is cheap but gets very little love from the postal service. Expect long waits and few tracking updates. We recommend USPS Priority or UPS Ground.
Returns
Thirty days if unopened, you pay the postage to us. If the item is defective or the delivery person folded it, please reach out ASAP for us to fix the issue. After 30 days, you own it!
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Keep away from the sun.
Never place it next to a Justin Bieber record.
Treat it like your grandma, you know if she was a record. Know what I mean? Tender care, don't talk back, and never interupt during Murder She Wrote. Wait - what the hell was I writing about-
