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Record Highlight — Chuck Prophet

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On Februrary 7th, Chuck Prophet returns with Temple Beautiful - a nuanced, insightful, passionate ode to San Francisco: his adopted hometown; his muse; his drug of choice...

"San Francisco. It's a great place to come and wave your freak flag or whatever you want to call it. It can suck you under. That first hit. It really does a whammy to you. And if you're like me you can find yourself chasing the San Francisco dragon for the rest of your life. That's what the record is about.

The record's an unsentimental (though loving) tour of San Francisco. Made in San Francisco by San Franciscans about San Francisco. My effort to tap into the history, the weirdness, the energy and spontaneity that brought me here in the first place." ~ Chuck Prophet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Record Highlight — The Marble Vanity

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The Marble Vanity's "You Can't Step On A Rainbow" 7" single streets January 31 on Slow Fizz Records. 

What you see is only natural. After punishing ears for years as CoCoComa, Bill and Lisa Roe spent the last few years building Trouble in Mind Records and putting out enough hit singles to fill a candy jukebox. Goes without saying all these contact highs awakened a few demons. They found themselves playing with kites and launching yellow balloons into the sky towards Sagittarius and soon enough Andrew from The Hipshakes jumped across the pond and found himself going from every other weekend to full custody and The Marble Vanity was a band, man. Soon Emma from Hollows turned up with a harpsichord in one hand and a flute in the other to add a bit of sparkle, Josh Berman dropped by for tea with his cornet to add a little class and then there was this monkey and he had some total Owsley shit – super kind.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GGR 12″ Cheap and Easy Special

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Don't you just love finding someone who is cheap and easy!?! (We are talking about records, right?)

For a limited time, GGR is proud to offer the following recycled vinyl special:

  • Heavy Weight 150 gram Black 12" Vinyl
  • Full Color Cardstock Printed Slip-Folders (Full Color Print Outside, Black and White Print Inside)
  • Assembled in Clear Polybags and ready for sale to your customers!

It doesn't get any easier or cheaper for high-quality LPs with full color artwork, right? Well, how about we add in a rock-solid turn time of 10 biz days or less from test pressing approval too!*

You can place your order here, or hit up Matt at (800) 295-0171 or matt@gottagrooverecords.com for more details.

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* Please note that 10 business day turn time from test pressing approval assumes that customer has provided payment, GGR standard order/release form, and all audio and art files in acceptable form within 24 hours of order placement. Also, please note that metal parts can occasionally be damaged during production, requiring new stampers to be made (at our expense) - although this may slightly delay delivery of your finished records past this 10 day turn time, we are much more interested in shipping only high-quality records free of defects rather than continuing to run with a damaged stamper. In certain instances, running the records at less than 150 grams may be required to attain the best sound quality. No substitutions please. Offer available while quantities of recycled vinyl compound last. Please call with any questions.

Customer Highlight – Recession Records / S

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Recession Records enlisted GGR to press the latest LP by the very talented  S (Jenn Ghetto, ex-Carissa's Wierd), I'm Not As Good At It As You.  There were a limited number of test pressings sold at her recent shows, and the final pressing will be available soon via the label's online store.

Image of S - I'm Not As Good At It As You