Josef K: The Scottish Affair (Part Two)

Josef K SKU: 39523921
Josef K: The Scottish Affair (Part Two)

Josef K: The Scottish Affair (Part Two)

Josef K SKU: 39523921

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $39.98
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Title: The Scottish Affair (Part Two)
Artist: Josef K
Label: Crepuscule
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 708527190395
Genre: Rock

Limited clear vinyl LP pressing. Crepuscule presents The Scottish Affair (Part 2), a vibrant live album by iconic Scottish guitar group Josef K recorded at the historic Beursschouwburg Arts entre in Brussels on 8 April 1981. Best known for their association with Postcard Records, Josef K also recorded two singles for Belgian indie Les Disques du Crepuscule and also taped studio album The Only Fun In Town in downtown Brussels. The group first performed in the city on New Year's Eve 1980, playing a riotous show with Orange Juice and Marine at legendary warehouse venue Plan K, and resumed their 'Scottish affair' with Crepuscule the following April, cutting their album in a matter of days and performing at the Beursschouwburg as well as a small youth club in Lier three nights later. Pressed in a limited edition of 1000 copies in clear vinyl, the sleeve features original 1981 poster artwork by designer Jean-Francois Octave printed in black overlaid with metallic gold pantone. The inner bag includes period flyers and images, as well as quotes by Paul Haig, Malcolm Ross, Alan Horne, Michel Duval, Annik Honore, Allan Campbell and Bert Bertrand.

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