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Boris - Pink

Boris - Pink

Musician: Boris
Album title: Pink
Style: Stoner Rock, Hard Rock, Sludge Metal, Doom Metal, Drone
Released: 2016
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1651 mb
Size APE version: 1367 mb
Size WMA version: 1587 mb
Rating ✫: 4.9
Votes: 767
Format: TTA FLAC APE AHX MP3 AAC DTS
Genre: Rock

Boris - Pink

Boris Stoner Rock Hard Rock Sludge Metal Doom Metal Drone 2016 US

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Tracklist

A1 Pink 4:20
A2 Woman On The Screen 2:38
A3 Nothing Special 2:17
A4 Blackout 4:49
B1 Electric 1:45
B2 Six, Three Times 2:53
B3 Afterburner 4:22
B4 Pseudo-Bread 10:08
C1 My Machine 11:15
C2 Farewell 9:32
D Just Abandoned My-Self 18:14
Pink Sessions "Forbidden Songs"
E1 Your Name -Part 2- 6:15
E2 Heavy Rock Industry 3:18
E3 Sofun 3:57
E4 Non/sha/lant 2:35
E5 Room Noise 3:45
F1 Talisman 4:26
F2 N.F. Sorrow 7:50
F3 Are You Ready? 4:21
F4 Tiptoe 2:18

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Sound Square
  • Mixed At – Peace Music
  • Mastered At – Peace Music
  • Pressed By – GZ Media – 141863E

Credits

  • A&R [Former] – Toshihiko Hironaka
  • Artwork [Art Works] – FangsAnalSatan
  • Drums, Percussion – Atsuo
  • Guitar, Effects [Echo] – Wata
  • Management [Total] – Tadashi Hamada
  • Mastered By [2015] – Soichiro Nakamura* (tracks: E1 to F4)
  • Mixed By [2005], Mastered By [2005] – Soichiro Nakamura* (tracks: A1 to D)
  • Mixed By [2015] – FangsAnalSatan (tracks: E1 to F4)
  • Producer – Boris
  • Recorded By [2005] – FangsAnalSatan (tracks: A1 to D)
  • Translated By – Ikeda Yoshiko*
  • Vocals, Bass, Guitar – Takeshi

Notes

Dark Pink and Purple Splatter Vinyl, limited to 1,000 copies.

Limited anniversary deluxe edition with bonus LP containing 9 previously unreleased tracks from the Pink sessions.
It comes with the original artwork housed in cardboard box with cut out letters in front.
The tracks have the original track-length which are longer than the CD versions.

Includes download card.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 6 34457 72381 8
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A): 141863E1/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B): 141863E2/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side C): 141863E3/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side D): 141863E4/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side E): 141863E5/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side F): 141863E6/A

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PX-135 Boris Pink ‎(CD, Album) Diwphalanx Records PX-135 Japan 2005
SH-160 Boris Pink ‎(2xCD, Album, Dlx, RE) Sargent House SH-160 USA, Canada & Europe 2016
PXLP-135 Boris Pink ‎(2xLP, Album) Diwphalanx Records PXLP-135 Japan 2005
sunn55, sunn55 oink! Boris Pink ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, Pin) Southern Lord, Southern Lord sunn55, sunn55 oink! US 2006
sunn55, sunn55 oink! Boris Pink ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, TP) Southern Lord, Southern Lord sunn55, sunn55 oink! US 2006



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Nuliax
Not happy with the packaging of this album. While the diecut is cool, I hate the cardboard sleeve and imagine the tab will get worn out or torn up over the years as I listen to the record over and over again. Disappointing for those of us who actually listen to the records we buy.
Oghmaghma
Couldn't agree more. I was pretty excited about this release, and it wasn't cheap. The die-cut is nice, but the box itself is stupidly thick. Once opened, it is quite large, and takes up most of a small table top. There is nothing much to look at inside--just the records in poly bags, and a solid pink insert with song titles. Ages ago, I saw a friend's Japanese deluxe pressing (?) of some kind, which had a lot of cool design elements. I guess I thought this would be a reproduction of that. Sadly, not. Of course the music is great, pressing sounds reasonably good, yaddah yaddah. Just wish it wasn't such an ordeal!
sunrise bird
Surely the tab is likely to be worn over time. I plan on never opening it again, so i put all the records in an poly outer sleeve and store them outside the cardboard box. That leaves the tab intact. The records don't HAVE to be inside the box.
Kulalbine
Totally agree—diecut is cool; the cardboard stock feels cheap and the tab is just astonishing. Pretty janky production for the price.
Ckelond
Agreed. I've opened this maybe 3 times since purchasing it and the tab already looks worn. I love everything else about it though--can't wait to see them live and get it signed this weekend.

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