LowThe Great Destroyer

Label:

Sub Pop – SP 643

Format:

2 x Vinyl , LP, Album

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Indie Rock

Tracklist

A1 Monkey
A2 California
KeyboardsDave Fridmann
A3 Everybody's Song
Backing VocalsGerry Beckley
KeyboardsDave Fridmann
A4 Silver Rider
B1 Just Stand Back
B2 On The Edge Of
B3 Cue The Strings
C1 Step
KeyboardsDave Fridmann
VocalsHollis Mae*
C2 When I Go Deaf
C3 Broadway (So Many People)
KeyboardsDave Fridmann
D1 Pissing
D2 Death Of A Salesman
D3 Walk Into The Sea

Companies, etc.

  • Copyright ©Sub Pop Records
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Sub Pop Records
  • Produced AtTarbox Road Studios
  • Recorded AtTarbox Road Studios
  • Mixed AtTarbox Road Studios
  • Mastered AtSterling Sound
  • Published By1238 Music
  • Mastered AtRecord Technology Incorporated – 13669

Credits

  • Co-producer, Recorded By, Mixed ByLow
  • EngineerTom Herbers
  • LayoutJeff Kleinsmith
  • Management [Dave Fridmann Managed By]Peter Shershin
  • Mastered ByGreg Calbi
  • Painting, Artwork [Drawings]Zak*
  • Performer [Low]Zak Sally
  • Photography ByHollis*
  • Written-By, PerformerLow

Notes

Comes with a 6- 10" leaflet/poster.
Some copies include a code.
Some copies may have two stickers on shrink warp, front cover:
Large, silver star shaped sticker:
"S>P
PLUS FREE MP3s
FULL ALBUM CODE ENCLOSED
SUB POP"
Small sticker:
"LOW
The Sub Pop debut co-produced by Low and Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, Mercury Rev)"

Each record is housed in a clear, square plastic inner sleeve.

© ℗ 2005 Sub Pop Records. Sub Pop is a ed trademark of Sub Pop Records, PO Box 20367, Seattle, WA 98102

From the leaflet:
5 / 3 / 04 - 9 / 27 / 04
What began in our living room in Duluth [...] ended in Fredonia and was co-produced, recorded and mixed [...] at Tarbox Road Studios, Cassadaga, NY.
Mastered [...] at Sterling Sound.

istered by 1238 Music / BMI ©2004

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 0 98787-0643-1 5
  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Matrix / Runout (A-side runout, etched): SP643-1A 13669-1
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side runout, etched): SP643-1B 13669-2
  • Matrix / Runout (C-side runout, etched): SP643-1C 13669-3
  • Matrix / Runout (D-side runout, etched): SP643-1D 13669-4

Other Versions (5 of 20)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
The Great Destroyer (CD, Album) Cycle (2) CYCLE 023 Netherlands 2004
New Submission
The Great Destroyer (CD, Album) Sinnamon Records SINCD85 Spain 2004
The Great Destroyer (CD, Album) Sub Pop SPCD 643 US 2005
Recently Edited
The Great Destroyer (CD, Album) Rough Trade RTRADCD206 Europe 2005
Recently Edited
The Great Destroyer (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition) Rough Trade RTRADLP206 UK & Europe 2005

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Reviews

  • arievandam's avatar
    arievandam
    Sounds great to me, a little worse than some of my other Low albums but they all set such a high bar as some of the best records I own.
    • DNForever's avatar
      DNForever
      Pressing sounds atrocious, especially compared to "Secret Name" which is one of my best sounding and a way superior album in general.
      • s.t.gurmen's avatar
        s.t.gurmen
        This might outrage the longtime fans but I really have to say this, This is the band’s weakest record ever, there is not even a single good track (minus California and Monkey, the first two tracks, and maybe Death of a Salesman) First of all, the idea of making an alternative rock/pop punk-esque record seems good at paper but when it came to the process it turned out to be bland and dull in the end. Aside from that, we haven’t even got to the worst song on the entire album which is “Step” the annoying vocals of Hollis Mae (whom was Al & Mimi’s little daughter) and awful lyrics and awful production make Limp Bizkit look like Wolf Alice. The fact that this band has released several good albums, their debut on Sub Pop (in my opinion) proved to be a disastrous mess, I can safely say that even after 15 years it is a messy, and ugly piece of shit in the end. They released better stuff than this, and I think we should dismiss this album as a sin.

        2/10
        • Robsalazar's avatar
          Robsalazar
          Beautiful sounding record. It never ceases to amaze me how Low comes up with such beautiful recordings.

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