Orbital: Limited Green & Red Vinyl 2LP Ian Brown “Know What I Mean

“Know What I Mean

“With this album I wanted to conjure the experience of reading that book in sonic form - to take listeners on a journey into the weird world of British folklore

few have controlled the cultural weather quite like Stephen and David Dewaele

After enlisting in the German Army with his friends

‘The Eternal’ not only marks Sonic Youth’s return to the independent label sphere (titles on their own SYR label excepted) after a long association with Geffen but

Orbital: Limited Green & Red Vinyl 2LP Ian Brown “Know What I MeanDisc One on Green Vinyl, Disc Two on Red Vinyl "Orbitals exploratory debut album re wrote the rule book for rave" DJ Mag Originally released on September 30, 1991, Orbitals eponymous debut album became known as The Green Album to distinguish it from their second album (known as The Brown Album) The Green Album includes the seminal Belfast and a live version of Chime, the landmark dance track that launched their career in 1990 Last available on vinyl