Aphorisms Insane RS500 McCartney explored the back-to-basics style

McCartney explored the back-to-basics style that had been the original concept for the Let It Be (then titled Get Back) project in 1969

Mastered for vinyl by Ron McMaster at Capitol Mastering and packaged in true-to-original LP sleeves with restored artwork

Following the album's release Richie went on a long hiatus

Collection that compiles the band's biggest radio singles from the past ten years

and a vibrant new energy that marries past and future

Aphorisms Insane RS500 McCartney explored the back-to-basics styleThe only album by Austrian trio Cultural Noise is a an electronic marvel. Band members were Gerhard Lisy, Walter Heinisch and Karl Kronfeld, and instruments used included an ARP Sequencer, an ARP 2600, a VCS 3, an EMS Digital Sequencer, a Mellotron M400, a Micro Moog, a Roland Studiosystem 700, a Roland Analogue Sequenzer and an electric guitar. With these weapons and a strong influence from the Berlin school Cultural Noise created a rich electronic