Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire (Black Vinyl) Vinyl as painful and discordant as

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Spacemen 3 - Playing With Fire (Black Vinyl) Vinyl as painful and discordant asSpacemen 3 began assembling their third album, 1988s Playing With Fire, at perhaps the freest, most confident point in their career. Recording began with the band road tested and rugged, even amidst the functional volatility that famously motivated their course. The sessions first offering came in the form of Revolution, a single of heroic Stooges devotion and the most commercially successful release the group had to date. High expectations for the