Mark Ronson: Uptown Special (Import) Vinyl LP Post-Rock Records 2 & 3”) that pre-date

2 & 3”) that pre-date Ship-Scope make this release entirely worth it

An unsettling mix of eerie synth scapes and smokey cowboy blues sets the tone for the scheming aliens ready to take over the world through consumer propaganda (an idea that inspired Shepard Fairey's own OBEY campaign)

replacement brush for Pro-Ject VC-S Record Cleaning Machines

expanded with unreleased tracks

mastered and cult half-speed at Abbey Road Studio

Mark Ronson: Uptown Special (Import) Vinyl LP Post-Rock Records 2 & 3”) that pre-dateSomething tells me you're gonna be hearing this one a lot. Mark Ronson's fourth studio album is an undeniably funky affair. There are traces of Stevie Wonder throughout the record. Yes, he pops up on the opening track, "Uptown's First Finale," and the closer as well, but his funk is felt all over the place. The Mystikal cut, "Feel Right," channels a more aggressive James Brown vibe to great effect. And then, of course, there's the flagship track,