Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire

Spacemen 3 - Playing With FireDouble vinyl LP pressing. Spacemen 3 began assembling their third album, 1988's Playing With Fire, at perhaps the freest, most confident point in their career. Recording began with the band road tested and rugged, even amidst the functional volatility that famously motivated their course. The sessions' first offering came in the form of Revolution, a single of heroic Stooges devotion and the most commercially successful release the group had to date.

He dedicated the award to his grandmother

and blues musician Big Joe Turner while dispensing non-advice like "Better stand tall if you're gonna stand it all / And if you're gonna fall

bassist Joshua Crumbly

Armed with a record that celebrates rock in all of it's glory

Deciding to seize something tangible

Look no further than the album-opening ten-minute title track-perhaps the most spaced out composition witnessed by rock & roll since the Rolling Stones' late-'60s psychedelic-phase

Released in 1979

eager to experience the full breadth of Beastie Boys' creativity and influence in the music world

• Remastered by Phil Kinrade at Alchemy Mastering and released here for the first time on vinyl with brand new artwork designed by Colin himself

Lee Fields & The Expressions

they created an album that marries the glitter-stomp of T

Jon Anderson