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Performer: Rob Walmart
Title: Everybody Hurts
Genre: Electronic / Audiofiles
Cat #: MAR065
Label: Marriage Records
Country: US
Date of release: 20 Apr 2010
Style: Abstract, Electro, Drum n Bass, Experimental
FLAC size 2776 mb
MP3 size: 2359 mb
Record From 3 × Vinyl, LP

Rob Walmart Marriage Records Abstract Electro Drum Bass Experimental 2010

Tracklist

1	Weenie Roast On Buttfuck Island	08:13
2	Don't Cry 4 Me	02:25
3	Spy Teeth	08:34
4	Interlude	01:19
5	Pick A Turtle	01:05
6	Baby	03:02
7	Buttfuckin'	01:15
8	Shah Day	04:40
9	New Song 4 Ya	00:55
10	Conference Calls	05:24
11	All Skate	03:17
12	ROrb	05:11
13	Smooth Directions	04:03
14	Iron John	00:29
15	Ticker Taper	10:00
16	Throw Momma From The Train	05:00
17	9 Gallon Hat	04:04
18	Busstop Fucking	03:31
19	What Is Rob	02:24
20	The Prophecy Of Jahmal	01:12
21	Escape From Mike's Birthday	06:00
22	Vin	02:49
23	Space Invade	10:12
24	Zombie Laser	04:52
25	Moon Patrol	07:02
26	That Latte Sucked	04:47
27	Back To Reality	02:10
28	Lionel	03:18
29	I Played With 55 Olds And I’m Out In Front Risin’ Rooftops Up And I Aint No Stoppin’	03:29

Notes

This Triple LP with cover and label artwork by Christian Megazord Oldham comes with a digital download postcard which includes a 4th album entitled "IM UR DJ." Single wide jacket.

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Comments: (2)

Perilanim

I don't remember exactly how I got hold of that record, but I think I was given this by Honey, from Jackie O Motherfucker, while she was touring Europe with Miracles Club.
Long story short, it took me a few days before I dared listen to it, maybe even a little more, and boy was I wrong in my hesitations : this album is pure genius! About 9-10 songs on it are must haves in my book, timeless, surrealistic (Lionel is a fave!), and I simply need more of this. I read the other comment mention it as a possible forefather of vaporwave? I don't know, I don't really care, as tis is miles better than any vaporwave I've heard, and I've heard some good ones.

Marr

Does anyone else think this influenced Vektroid and/or Vaporwave in any way? At least on a purely aesthetic level? We've got MS paint amateurishness, columns on the cover, a marble bust on the postcard, and a slowed down vaporwavesque sample of Soul II Soul's "Back to Life" on side 1. Also, Rob Walmart (according to bandcamp) is located in Portland, OR the same city as Vektroid. This album's ubiquitous in bargain bins across the city. It's not unusual to find sealed copies for under $3. The cover is very eye catching and is something that I just picked up for that reason. Anyway, thoughts?

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