Martin Rev - See Me Ridin'Orig released 1996. Martin Rev's fourth solo album See Me Ridin' was released on the New York label Reachout International Records (ROIR) in 1996. Received by the critics with amazement, it proved to be a watershed moment in his career. Journalist Neil Cooper wrote at the time: "When I first heard Rev's new record, I was taken aback. Was he serious? Was this some inside joke? He had to be kidding or was he mentally over the top!" Its reception echoed

Available to independent retailers on dark green coloured double vinyl in white polylined sleeves with 4-page oversized booklet and digital download card

Evidently the whole record was accidentally erased at some point right around when the photo on the back of the jacket was taken

counter-cultural work

the sole addition being a striking silver pantone on the sleeve

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New liner notes by Jonathan Zwickel with band interviews and rare archive photos

New Jersey high schoolers

sun-dappled melodies dance around the inside of your skull like a flickering zoetrope of memories - some fond

I'm so grateful to have it released again and it's sounding better than ever thanks to an amazing mastering job by Kramer

film director and screenwriter Al Reinert

they came to the conclusion that they should seek refreshments and discuss Sune‰۪s burning desire to make a record

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