PIERLE, RAY - TIME AND MONEY
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: OUT-SIDER
Release date: 14/01/2016
Barcode: 4040824085735
Catalog no.: OSR0000038
Item ID: 426357
A great vinyl reissue of the extremely rare 1980 privately pressed album by Ray 'McKay' Pierle, originally issued in an edition of 300 copies. This basically is the follow up to 1977's cult album 'Into You', which was relased under the McKay moniker. Compared to that work, 'Time And Money' reveals a more hard-rocking approach, featuring melodic songs and catchy hooks, and plenty of fuzz, wah and twin-guitar attacks. Most of the album was recorded in Ray's home-studio, providing a warm, analogue vibe. This reissue features sound from the master tapes and an insert with lyrics and liner notes.
Also available: TIME AND MONEY/RHYTHM ON THE HIGHWAY (CD).
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