Jim James Uniform Deluxe Distortion Clarity Vinyl 2 LP ATO + Signed Poster + 7"

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Jim James Uniform Deluxe (Uniform Distortion + Uniform Clarity) Vinyl 2 LPs + 7" 4-Song EP with Autographed 2-Sided Poster ATO Records -- Limited, Numbered Edition (#211)
Condition: Near Mint Vinyl and Cover. Opened but hardly played. Includes autographed poster and 7" 4 song EP. Like new copy.
Includes: LP Album: Uniform Distortion - Gold/Black Splatter LP Album: Uniform Clarity - White/Black Splatter 7" 4-Song acoustic EP - 33 ? RPM Signed double-sided poster
Uniform Distortion  AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek There is more than a little to be said for looking back in order to clear the path while moving forward. Throughout his various solo endeavors, Jim James has been all over the musical map, from stripped-down acoustic songs (the first of two George Harrison tribute EPs) to electronically drenched spiritual songs (Regions of Light and Sound of God) to subdued experimental philosophical examinations (Eternally Even). Uniform Distortion finds James delving into the realms of lo-fi indie rock and homages to some of his classic rock heroes. Accompanied only by a rhythm section and backing vocalists, James revels in crunchy guitar worship in (mostly) upbeat, questioning songs. The songs are wonderfully hooky tomes about self-reflection with societal jeremiads woven through. While it may not be any easier to make one's way through the distortion that James references, it is somehow easier to bear because of the empathy, joy, and contradiction in these songs.
Uniform Clarity  AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek Jim James' Uniform Clarity is the mirror image of his Uniform Distortion issued a mere four months prior. While the earlier album was straight-up, lo-fi indie rock guitar trio, this effort strips that all away, offering the same tunes in a slightly different sequence performed solo with an acoustic guitar. What's more, a good number of these songs are often radically rearranged. Here James illustrates his way of getting at perceived truths by understated means in exercises of self-reflection with societal jeremiads woven through.
Tracklist
Uniform Distortion A1 Just A Fool A2 You Get To Rome A3 Out Of Time A4 Throwback A5 No Secrets A6 Yes To Everything B1 No Use Waiting B2 All In Your Head B3 Better Late Than Never B4 Over And Over B5 Too Good To Be True B6 It Will Work Out B7 Flash In The Pan
Uniform Clarity C1 Just A Fool C2 You Get To Rome C3 Out Of Time C4 Throwback C5 No Secrets C6 Yes To Everything D1 No Use Waiting D2 All In Your Head D3 Better Late Than Never D4 Over And Over D5 Too Good To Be True D6 It Will Work Out D7 Flash In The Pan
Bonus 7” EP E1 Hot Burrito #1  – The Flying Burrito Bros E2 How  – John Lennon F1 Fallin’ Rain  – Link Wray F2 The Dark End Of The Street  – Chips Moman, Dan Penn
Musicians
Jim James – primary artist, producer, mixing Jamie Drake – backing vocals Kathleen Grace – backing vocals Leslie Stevens – backing vocals Seth Kaufman – bass David Givan – drums _____________________________________________
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