25 Dec 2024
UsernamePassword

Remember Me? | Join | Recover
Click here to sign in via social networking

Music News - RECORD STORE DAY 2014 - Easter Saturday April 19th

RECORD STORE DAY 2014 - Easter Saturday April 19th

21 March 2014 - 0 Comments

Another year has spun around since the last Record Store Day and Real Groovy is gearing up to celebrate in style again this Easter – yes, Record Store Day2014 falls on Saturday April 19th – with in-store live music, guest DJs, exclusive local and international vinyl releases and lots of other activities.

Highlights include three Record Store Day exclusive vinyl releases on the Real Groovy Records label, plus an exclusive Suburban Reptiles 7” re-issue and new material from The Phoenix Foundation on 7”.  We are delighted to say there will be live performances by The Spelling Mistakes and The Phoenix Foundation, with a guest DJ line-up of personalities spinning their favourite tunes throughout the day.

Doors open at 9am and customers will be queuing for:

LOCAL RELEASES:

Three stunning coloured vinyl releases on the Real Groovy Records label:

LA DE DA’S La De Da’s  [LP]

No other band epitomised Mod style in mid-sixties New Zealand more than the La De Da's. Recording at Eldred's tiny Saratoga Avenue home studio in HerneBay, Auckland, the La De Da’s rocked the antipodes with a sound that rivalled those of their idols The Small Faces and The Rolling Stones.

THE SCAVENGERS The Scavengers  [LP]

In 1977, The Scavengers were one of New Zealand’s foremost original punk bands. This compilation captures the best of their 1978 studio output as The Scavengers along with four exclusive demos recorded in Australia in 1979 after a name change to The Marching Girls.

SPELLING MISTAKES Feels So Good  [LP]

Taking the sneer and aggression from the first wave of seventies punk and matching it with a sixties pop sensibility, The Spelling Mistakes recorded the classic Feels So Good, the notorious (The Ballad Of) Reena's Piss Flaps, and a handful of demos. Feels So Good brings together their 1979 and 1980 recordings re-issued for the first time from the original master tapes.

PLUS two 7” releases, one a re-issue of the legendary Suburban Reptiles 1978 release, the other brand new material from The Phoenix Foundation.

SUBURBAN REPTILES Saturday Night Stay At Home  [7”]

First time official re-issue of the legendary and much sort after Suburban Reptiles 7” single from 1978! Both sides mastered from the original analogue master tape. Limited to 400 copies worldwide.

A limited gold vinyl edition will be available to the first 20 buyers in store with a bonus colour print signed by photographer Paul Hartigan of the band in action.

THE PHOENIX FOUNDATION Bob Lennon John Dylan / Asswipe  [7”]

The Phoenix Foundation will release the David Fridmann (Flaming Lips, MGMT, Tame Impala) mixed 7” Bob Lennon John Dylan / Asswipe on the 19th of April.

INTERNATIONAL VINYL RELEASES.

As usual we will be obtaining as many of the plethora of Record Store Day releases as we can get our hands on. All will be in strictly limited quantities to INSTORE CUSTOMERS ONLY. No presales, no web sales, no mail order. You have to be here!

LIVE PERFORMANCES

The Spelling Mistakes will play a short set live in-store on Record Store Day to celebrate the release of Feels So Good, with a signing opportunity immediately after.

The Phoenix Foundation are in Auckland for the Waiheke Jazz Festival where they headline the Good Friday Groove, Friday 18 April – we are lucky to have the band playing the 2 songs acoustically in-store from the RSD exclusive 7”.

GUEST DJs:

A strong line up of local record lovers will play sides picked from the massive treasure trove of classic and obscure vinyl available in the store.

FACE PAINTING

Bring in all those budding Kiss and Bowie fans for FREE Face Painting – from 10.00am .

REAL GROOVY has been an independent New Zealand Record Store since 1981. At 438 Queen St for almost 26 of those years it’s a destination for New Zealanders and international music fans alike.

Over the past few months we’ve had members of the National, Pearl Jam and Springsteen’s E Street Band calling in to do a bit of shopping – even Bruce himself swung by to get his photo taken in front of the store!

Real Groovy is staffed by music fans for music fans. Corporate free and proudly New Zealand Owned, it’s a world class quarter-acre of vinyl and pop-culture paradise with the best selection of recorded music in the southern hemisphere. Uniquely, Real Groovy allows customers to trade their unwanted discs – LPs, CDs and DVDs – so that they can keep the collections fresh and growing.

The huge revival in VINYL RECORDS is continuing at an accelerating pace as music lovers seek the best sound quality for their favourite recordings. The range of new releases available on vinyl is expanding and favourite classics are constantly being re-issued to meet the demand. Music fans of all ages are experiencing the joy of finding those rarities and classics in Real Groovy’s vast selection – they know that music sounds better on vinyl.

RECORD STORE DAY is in its seventh year and again thousands of record stores worldwide will be celebrating their unique culture on Saturday April 19th. 9am-7pm. More info at http://www.realgroovy.co.nz/


Next: Titanium Fans Win With Gaming App

Prev: Doprah Sign to Arch Hill Recordings

Comments

There are currently no comments for this article. Please log in to add new comments.

Return to News Archive

NZ Top 10 Singles

  • APT.
    ROSÉ And Bruno Mars
  • DIE WITH A SMILE
    Lady Gaga And Bruno Mars
  • BIRDS OF A FEATHER
    Billie Eilish
  • TASTE
    Sabrina Carpenter
  • I LOVE YOU, I'M SORRY
    Gracie Abrams
  • ESPRESSO
    Sabrina Carpenter
  • SAILOR SONG
    Gigi Perez
  • LOSE CONTROL
    Teddy Swims
  • A BAR SONG (TIPSY)
    Shaboozey
  • GOOD LUCK, BABE!
    Chappell Roan
View the Full NZ Top 40...
muzic.net.nz Logo
100% New Zealand Music
All content on this website is copyright to muzic.net.nz and other respective rights holders. Redistribution of any material presented here without permission is prohibited.
Report a ProblemReport A Problem