Pixes & Frank Black top selling vinyl records this holiday season

Pixies are one of my favorite bands and they rule on vinyl records. Frank Black is great too, and once again vinyl is his premium format. I remember seeing Pixies live back when they where placed into the unknown category of bands. I was there when Frank Black, played Amsterdam too. Here are a few top selling records from Pixies & Frank Black that Current Phonograph offer mail order.

Pixies, Best Of Pixies (Wave Of Mutilation)
Label: 4AD, CAD 2406
Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Album
Country: US
Released: 2011
Genre: Rock
Style: Alternative Rock

Track listing...

Side A)

A1     Bone Machine    
A2     Nimrod's Son    
A3     The Holiday Song    
A4     Caribou    
A5     Broken Face    
A6     Gigantic    

Side B)

B1     Vamos    
B2     Hey    
B3     Monkey Gone To Heaven    
B4     Debaser    
B5     Gouge Away    
B6     Wave Of Mutilation    

Side C)

C1     Here Comes Your Man    
C2     Tame    
C3     Where Is My Mind?    
C4     Into The White    
C5     Velouria    

Side D)

D1     Allison    
D2     Dig For Fire    
D3     U-Mass    
D4     Alec Eiffel    
D5     Planet Of Sound    
D6     Winterlong

Pixies, Doolittle, 12" Vinyl Record, Album, LP

Pixies, Doolittle
Label: 4AD, CAD 905
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition
Country: UK
Released: 17 Apr 1989
Genre: Rock
Style: Indie Rock

Track listing...

Side A)

A1     Debaser     2:52
A2     Tame     1:55
A3     Wave Of Mutilation     2:04
A4     I Bleed     2:34
A5     Here Comes Your Man     3:21
A6     Dead     2:21
A7     Monkey Gone To Heaven    2:57

Side B)

B1     Mr. Grieves     2:05
B2     Crackity Jones     1:24
B3     La La Love You
B4     No. 13 Baby     3:51
B5     There Goes My Gun     1:49
B6     Hey     3:31
B7     Silver    2:25
B8     Gouge Away     2:45

First released in 1989 and Doolittle was the second Pixies album, but the first to be made available in the US. An instant hit with both critics and fans, its slow burn success has since helped it to sell close to a million copies in the US alone. Among the praise thrown Doolittle’s way, Pitchfork ranked it at Number 4 in their Best Albums of the 80s poll, while NME writers in 2004 named it their second best album of all time. 2009 saw the band tour the album to celebrate its 20th birthday and 5 years on, they’ve decided it’s now time to give it the deluxe release treatment it deserves. The vinyl version tracklisting includes the B-sides, the Peel Sessions and the album demos being pressed on to two pieces of 180g black vinyl. Again, this comes with new art from Vaughan Oliver which is different to CD art. The download card included offers MP3s of the LP’s tracklisting plus the 7 bonus demo tracks

Side A)

A1     Whatever Happened To Pong?     1:34
A2     Thalassocracy     1:33
A3     (I Want To Live On An) Abstract Plain     2:17
A4     Calistan     3:22
A5     The Vanishing Spies     3:37
A6     Speedy Marie     3:33

Side B)

B7     Headache     2:52
B8     Sir Rockaby
B9     Freedom Rock     4:16
B10     Two Reelers     3:01
B11     Fiddle Riddle

Side C)

C12     Olé Mulholland     4:41
C13     Fazer Eyes     3:36
C14     I Could Stay Here Forever     2:27
C15     The Hostess With The Mostest
C16     Superabound     3:10

Side D)

D17     Big Red
D18     Space Is Gonna Do Me Good     2:22
D19     White Noise Maker     2:42
D20     Pure Denizen Of The Citizens Band 2:20
D21     Bad, Wicked World    1:57
D22     Pie In The Sky 2:13

Track listing...

Side A)

A1     Los Angeles     
A2     I Heard Ramona Sing     
A3     Hang On To Your Ego
A4     Fu Manchu     
A5     Places Named After Numbers     
A6     Czar     
A7     Old Black Dawning     
A8     Ten Percenter     

Side B)

B1     Brackish Boy     
B2     Two Spaces     
B3     Tossed (Instrumental Version)     
B4     Parry The Wind High, Low     
B5     Adda Lee     
B6     Every Time I Go Around Here     
B7     Don't Ya Rile 'Em    

If your intersted in adding to your vinyl record collection, make sure you check out with something from Pies or Frank Black