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WEEN - QUEBEC - RED & MAGENTA VINYL


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Quebec - Red & Magenta Vinyl
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603497807185
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Vinyl record
DESCRIPTION:
2003 Alternative Rock, Indie Rock LP Repressed on Recycled Red & Magenta Vinyl 2x12"

Is 'Quebec' the best album from Ween? Opinions will vary, but it is certainly up there as one of the finest from the brothers Ween. A solemnly psychedelic album full of mournful laments, 'Quebec' is the album that makes the most serious case for Dean and Gene Ween as two of the greatest living American songwriters. Long out of print, this new coloured vinyl reissue of the original album sees it spread across 2LPs and cut at 45rpm for maximum sound quality. Featuring 'Transdermal Celebration', 'Chocolate Town', 'Tried and True' and more.




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a1
It's Gonna Be A Long Night
a2
Zoloft
a3
Transdermal Celebration
a4
Among His Tribe
b1
So Many People In The Neighborhood
b2
Tried And True
b3
Happy Colored Marbles
b4
Hey There Fancypants
c1
Captain
c2
Chocolate Town
c3
I Don't Want It
c4
The Fucked Jam
d1
Alcan Road
d2
The Argus
d3
If You Could Save Yourself (You'd Save Us All)

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Ween is an American rock band from New Hope, Pennsylvania, formed in 1984 by Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo, who perform under the stage names Gene Ween and Dean Ween. The band is commonly categorized as alternative rock and is noted for a highly eclectic musical style drawing on influences including funk, psychedelia, soul, country, gospel, progressive rock, R&B, heavy metal, and punk rock. From their formation through 1989, Ween self-released several cassette-only recordings. They subsequently issued three officially released lo-fi studio albums, "GodWeenSatan: The Oneness" (1990), "The Pod" (1991), and "Pure Guava" (1992). In conjunction with the release of "Pure Guava", the band signed with Elektra Records. The album included the single "Push th' Little Daisies", which achieved chart success in the United States and Australia. While signed to Elektra, Ween released four studio albums recorded with higher production values: "Chocolate and Cheese" (1994), "12 Golden Country Greats" (1996), "The Mollusk" (1997), and "White Pepper" (2000). The band later returned to independent labels for the albums "Quebec" (2003) and "La Cucaracha" (2007). In 2012, after approximately 28 years of activity, Freeman left the band, citing the need to address alcohol and drug addiction. Ween reunited in late 2015 and resumed touring, initially without plans to record new material. In 2024, the band entered an indefinite hiatus, citing Melchiondo’s mental health as a contributing factor. During their early years, Ween performed live primarily as a duo accompanied by Digital Audio Tape backing tracks, occasionally joined by bassist Chris Williams, known as Mean Ween. Following the release of "Chocolate and Cheese", the band transitioned to performing as a full band, initially as a four-piece and later expanding to five members. Core live members have included drummer Claude Coleman Jr., bassist Dave Dreiwitz, and keyboardist Glenn McClelland. The band also worked closely with producer and musician Andrew Weiss, who joined as a bassist in 1989 and produced five of their nine studio albums. Although Ween achieved limited mainstream commercial success, the band has received sustained critical attention and developed a dedicated cult following. Studio albums GodWeenSatan: The Oneness (1990) The Pod (1991) Pure Guava (1992) Chocolate and Cheese (1994) 12 Golden Country Greats (1996) The Mollusk (1997) White Pepper (2000) Quebec (2003) La Cucaracha (2007) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.