Sold Date: December 1, 2014
Start Date: November 3, 2014
Final Price: $28.80 (USD)
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Tom Waits ~ Nighthawks at the Diner  1975 Original, 1st pressing. Asylum Records - 7E-2008 Double Vinyl Set ~ 2LP  Vinyl is VG+  to VG++, mostly VG++ with inner-sleeve-like and other minor handling surface-marks; minor background-wear between tracks and faintly heard during some quiet passages and intro's to each side have more present background wear and play VG+ to VG++ and the remainder plays mostly VG++ - no major loud ticks or pops. Labels are VG+: spindle-marks and some other minor marks. Gatefold cover is VG- to VG with cover-wear and indentations, corner-bends and wear, edge-wear, indentations and creases.
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"For his third album, ,  set up a nightclub in the studio, invited an audience, and cut a 70-minute, two-LP set of new songs. It's an appropriate format for compositions that deal even more graphically and, for the first time, humorously with ' late-night world of bars and diners. The love lyrics of his debut album had long since given way to a comic lonely-guy stance glimpsed in "Emotional Weather Report" and "Better Off Without a Wife." But what really matters is the elaborate scene-setting of songs like the six-and-a-half-minute "Spare Parts," the seven-and-a-half-minute "Putnam County," and especially the 11-and-a-half-minute "Nighthawk Postcards" that are essentially poetry recitations with jazz backing.  is a colorful tour guide of midnight L.A., raving over a swinging rhythm section of  (bass) and  (drums), with wailing away on tenor sax between paragraphs and  trading off with  on piano runs."... 

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