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[[Release Description]]

Modern Classics Recordings is proud to present for the first time on vinyl Built to Spill’s debut album, Ultimate Alternative Wavers. Showcasing a nod to Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr, UAW was recorded at Audio Lab Studios in the band’s hometown of Boise, Idaho and soon after released on Seattle imprint C/Z Records in 1993. Featuring former Treepeople member Doug Martsch, Caustic Resin’s Brett Netson, and drummer Ralf Youtz, the album features total rippers like the 9-minute “Built Too Long Parts 1, 2 & 3” while the hazy daze of “Nowhere Nothin’ Fuckup” lyrically pays homage to Velvet Underground’s “Oh! Sweet Nuthin'.” While it may have been the band’s debut, UAW still remains a special time capsule from one of modern rock’s greatest bands who are still going strong after 21 years.

[[Selling Points]]

20th anniversary
First time ever on Vinyl
Audiophile pressing w/ lacquers cut by John Golden and vinyl pressed at RTI
Remastered from original tapes
Old school ‘

Artist: Built to Spill

Ultimate Alternative Wavers