Fuzz (16) – Fuzz

300 copies pressed, somehow close to 500 people own a copy. Either far more than 300 copies were pressed, or people don't know how to categorize their collection.

haha too cool great album and love the sleeve words

If you own this and consider selling it, please consider selling it to me.

Amazing album by true talent! Solid 35 minutes of pure energy. What’s in my Head? Is stuck in my head :) Beautiful colour, especially in the sun. No noise on my copy. Plays exceptionally well. Don’t think! Get it!

Great Sounding Pressing By in the red! Pressed at RTI, the copy has no surface noise and is not off center. It also looks fabulous and has a great master!

I first heard this album before it was released at Redeye Records Sydney. The staff were playing it in-store. I said "what is this you are playing?" "New album by Fuzz" they said. It was their promo copy and I still bought it anyway. Still love it to this day!

Where is this reissue available from? Only Rough Trade UK?

Aside all comments focusing on the each vinyl version to know which one is the rarest. Here's at least a little review for all lucky people whom haven't got the chance to listen to this album yet. I envy you ! This album is maybe one the most important of the year 2013. In my opinion the cornerstone the Neo-Garage and Hardrock revival we've witnessed at the beginning of the 2010s. This album has been recorded by three musicians that know each other perflectly well, they've been recording together since high school which induces absolute accuracy in some difficult parts. Moothart's riff and solos are efficient and energic as you can hear on the track Earthen Gate, Roland Cosio's bass reveals a fantastic melodical talent as in the track : What's in my head. Segall's voice is of course one of the most recognizable of this new indie californian rock scene. Give this album a shot, this is definetly in the top 10 of the best rock album of the decade.

I think this album is in a big need to be repressed on vinyl. Sombody please do it!

One of those albums that you assume will fizzle out on side B but it only seems to gather steam towards the end. Recommended to fans of riffage.