The Go Whatcha Doin Vinyl

The go was established in detroit in 1996 by bobby harlow john krautner and marc fellis.

The go whatcha doin vinyl.

The package is centred on a summer sun coloured pressing of whatcha doin while vinyl pressings of the previously unreleased ferdinand attic demos lp and the alternate studio takes 7 inch are. Their first album whatcha doin featured dave buick on bass and jack white on guitar. Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. In sw detroit winter 1999 a few days before the go entered the studio to record the whatcha doin lp.

Tracks e and f are previously unreleased studio outtakes from the whatcha doin session. Mentored by los angeles producer kim fowley the band signed a record deal with sub pop in 1998. Lp2 ferdinand attic demos recorded in the attic of jack s childhood home on ferdinand st. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1999 vinyl release of whatcha doin on discogs.

However while the music rocks the production on this album is lacking in places the drums are almost non existent. Someone jack should remix this album and it would be awesome. The production courtesy of outrageous cherry s matthew smith is as raunchy and retro as the band s old school rave ups and definitely highlights the vocals and buzzing guitars over the simple sloppy rhythm section. Pulled from deep within white s temperature controlled tape vault is a pre studio run through of all the tracks that would end up featured on whatcha doin.

The go are definitely an under appreciated band. Lp 1 on orange marbled vinyl lp 2 on clear vinyl with yellow purple splatters. Whatcha doin is exactly what primitive r b rock roll sounds like in the hands of five young white boys who have a keen appreciation of fuzz toned guitars and a knack for great hooks.