Incubus

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	8 New - Vinyl - B0026462-01 Sealed 2017 Original, Includes A Printed Lyric Insert. Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Some Slight Cover Wear, With Creasing To Top Left Corner, Small Shrink Separation On Back. more
	A Crow Left Of The Murder Used - Vinyl - E2 90890 2004 2LP Original With Custom Inner Sleeves. Both LPs Appear Unplayed. more
	A Crow Left Of The Murder New - Vinyl - 40406 Sealed 2012 Limited, Numbered Edition 2LP Record Store Day Only Release Housed In A Gatefold Cover. This is Number 0797 Of 3,000 Pressings. more
	A Crow Left Of The Murder New - Vinyl - E2 90890 Sealed rarity; 2004 2LP original with custom hype sticker. Scratch through barcode. more
	A Crow Left Of The Murder... Used - Vinyl - 88765404061 2012 Limited, Numbered Edition 2LP RSD Gatefold Reissue. NM- Vinyl; jacket has small top seam splits and corner ding. This is Number 0111 Of 3,000 Pressings! "At the beginning of their career, Incubus was rightly lumped in with the legions of post-Korn alt metal/rap-rock bands swarming America in the latter days of the 20th century. But by their third album, 1999's Make Yourself, they had separated from the pack, as indicated by the presence of producer Scott Litt, best-known for his work with R.E.M.. It signaled that the band was serious, and they began expanding their rap-metal template on that album and its follow-up, 2001's Morning View, completing their transition from juvenelia to maturity with 2003's Crow Left of the Murder. Switching from Litt to producer Brendan O'Brien, a man who has been with Pearl Jam longer than any of their drummers, Incubus has opted for a clean, crisp yet heavy sound which allows them to aggressively switch from crunching metallic riffs to jazzy prog interludes. It's an expansive musical vision charged with some righteous anger; although vocalist Brandon Boyd doesn't write explicit protests, there sure are enough allusions to social turbulence to make this the first politically aware alt metal album in many a year. This maturation is even more evident in the music, how the band actually swings on "Zee Deveel," or how guitarist Michael Einzinger's jazz-influenced solos seem both carefully constructed and casually tossed off, or how Boyd's voice shifts from song to song (or during a song, as on the opening "Megalomaniac," which sounds like a bizarre blend of Mr. Mister's Richard Page and John Lydon). All this maturation does mean that Incubus may shed some older fans, since the naked ambitions on this record are far removed from the earnest, angst-ridden earlier records, but so be it -- A Crow Left of the Murder... is far more interesting than any of their other records, or their peers'. At times, they may stretch themselves a little too far here, but the ambition is admirable and the achievements are tangible -- a real breakthrough for the band. [A Crow Left of the Murder was also released in a limited-edition set with a bonus DVD containing a 26-minute documentary featuring footage from the band's Lollapalooza and Bridge Benefit performances, and of Boyd's injury.]" All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Light Grenades New - Vinyl - 88765404081 Sealed 2012 180gm 2LP Gatefold With Custom Hype Sticker On Shrink. Originally Released In 2006 On CD Only. The Vinyl Had A Limited RSD Pressing Before This Second Issue. more
	Make Yourself New - Vinyl - 88765404091 Sealed, Latest Press Of The 2012 180gm Gatefold Reissue. "Produced By Scott Litt, Incubus' Second Full-Length Album, Make Yourself, Makes A Bid For Broader Mainstream Success While Keeping The Group Rooted In A Hybrid Of Familiar Late '90s Alt-Metal (I.e., Roaring Guitars, White-Noise Sonic Textures, And An Undercurrent Of Electronics) And Chili Pepper Funk-Rock. Where S.C.I.E.N.C.E. Sometimes Veered Abruptly Between The Two Genres Without Really Fusing Them, Make Yourself Finds The Band Settling More Comfortably Into Its Sound, And Once Again, There Are A Few Really Good Singles. Once Again, Too, There Are Still A Few Awkward Moments And Underwritten Songs, But Overall, The Album Should Definitely Please Fans." AMG Review By Steve Huey. more
	Make Yourself New - Vinyl - 88765404091 Sealed, Latest Press Of The 2012 180gm Gatefold Reissue. "Produced By Scott Litt, Incubus' Second Full-Length Album, Make Yourself, Makes A Bid For Broader Mainstream Success While Keeping The Group Rooted In A Hybrid Of Familiar Late '90s Alt-Metal (I.e., Roaring Guitars, White-Noise Sonic Textures, And An Undercurrent Of Electronics) And Chili Pepper Funk-Rock. Where S.C.I.E.N.C.E. Sometimes Veered Abruptly Between The Two Genres Without Really Fusing Them, Make Yourself Finds The Band Settling More Comfortably Into Its Sound, And Once Again, There Are A Few Really Good Singles. Once Again, Too, There Are Still A Few Awkward Moments And Underwritten Songs, But Overall, The Album Should Definitely Please Fans." AMG Review By Steve Huey. more
	Monuments & Melodies New Release - 53171 Sealed 2009 4LP Vinyl In Slipcase. A Mix Of Hits, New Tracks And Unreleased Recordings. Includes Access To Download Video And Audio Content. more
	Morning View New - Vinyl - 85227 Sealed 2001 2LP Rarity. 4 1/2 Stars In All Music Guide. more
	Morning View New - Vinyl - 88765404101 Sealed 2012 2LP 180gm Gatefold With Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink Wrap. "Though Morning View Follows Hot On The Heels Of Incubus's Breakthrough Single, 'Drive,' It Doesn't Feel Rushed. After All, Their Previous Album, Make Yourself, Was Released Nearly Two Years Ago. Like Fellow Los Angeles Metal Pioneers System Of A Down, Incubus Find Themselves Lumped In With The Nu-Metal Fraternity Merely Because They're Young(Ish), Angry, And Very Loud. That's More Than A Little Unfair, Because Their Sound Owes More To The Clever And Creative Funk-Metal Of Faith No More And The Red Hot Chili Peppers Than The Faux-Rap Posturing Of Limp Bizkit. In Fact, Songs Like 'Nice To Know You,' 'Circles,' And The Excellent 'Blood On The Ground' Display Real Maturity. But That's Not All That Sets Incubus Apart: On 'I Wish You Were Here,' 'Just A Phase,' '11 A.M.,' And 'Mexico,' They Show An Uncharacteristic Willingness To Tread Softly, Using Acoustic Guitars And Touches Of Strings To Make Less Noise, But More Impact. Some Could Call It Selling Out, But It Sounds More Like Growing Up. Morning View Is A Leap Forward For A Band That Continues To Get Better With Each Release." — Amazon more
	Morning View Used - Vinyl - 85227 2001 2LP Original With Custom Inner Sleeves. Superficial Mark On Side 4 Is Inaudible. more
	Morning View New - Vinyl - 88765404101 Sealed, Latest Press Of The 2013 Heavyweight Gatefold Reissue. "Fans Who Discovered Incubus And Their Album Make Yourself Through Their Massive Radio Hit "Drive" May Be Surprised That The Band Released A Follow-Up Album So Quickly. Yet The Reality Is That Make Yourself Was A Definitive Sleeper Hit, Never Peaking Past The Top 50 Of Billboard's Album Charts, But Staying On Those Same Charts For Close To Two Years And In The Process Shifting Over Two Million Units. With Each Successive Single That Was Released, The Band Gradually Moved Away From The Nu-Metal/Ozzfest Crowd They Had Been Initially Lumped Into And Revealed The Solid Songwriting And Talent For A Good Melody Underneath The Layers Of Surging Guitars. The Lessons Learned From Make Yourself Have Definitely Been Applied To Morning View. While There Is Still A Fair Share Of Aggressive Numbers ("Circles," " "Blood On The Ground," And " "Under My Umbrella" Arguably The Strongest Of The Harder Tracks), The Ratio Of Softer And Mellower Numbers Have Increased Dramatically, To The Point Where Hardcore Fans Of Earlier Material May Be Bewildered. For The Most Part, The Transition Works. "Mexico" Is A Sparsely Arranged Acoustic Ballad That Gives Lead Singer Brandon Boyd An Opportunity To Demonstrate His Formidable Vocal Range. "Are You In" Is An Upbeat, Funky Tune Reminiscent Of Sugar Ray (And That's Meant In A Good Way). The Most Offbeat Track Is The Album Closer, "Aqueous Transmission," A Tranquil, Exotic-sounding Ballad That Sees The Band Successfully Experimenting With Middle Eastern String Arrangements. Not All The Experiments Gel ("Echo"), And There Is A Tendency, Especially In The Middle Third Of The Album, For The Songs To Sound Too Similar In Sound And Tempo, But On The Whole, Morning View Is A Fine Follow-up To Make Yourself And A Natural Progression In The Band's Musical Evolution. While It May Not Appeal To Fans Of The Harder Material, Music Lovers Who Like Their Rock A Little Less Aggressive And A Little More Ambitious And, Well, Sensitive Should Give Morning View A Spin." AMG Review By Deren Svendsen. more
	S.C.I.E.N.C.E. New - Vinyl - 88765405201 Sealed, Latest Press Of The 2013 2LP Gatefold Reissue. "While The Press And Critics Jumped Over The Sounds Of Korn, Rage Against The Machine, And Limp Bizkit, Incubus Quietly Toured In Support Of S.C.I.E.N.C.E., Their First Major-Label LP. Incubus' Hip-Hop Influences Come From Their DJ And Bassist Instead Of Their Singer. Brandon Boyd's Vocals Hit Every Range From Quiet Whispers To Funk-Styled Rants To Hard Rock Screams. He Also Adds Percussion With A Bongo On A Few Songs (And In Concert Its A Strange Sight For Such A Heavy Band). Boyd's Demeanor In Concert And Record Is Laid Back And Free Flowing. There's No Anger Surrounding His Lyrics Or His Singing. "New Skin" Adds A Lot Of Funk To Modern Heavy Metal While "Summer Romance (Anti-gravity Love Song)" Is A Spacy Dance Ballad. The Numerous Styles On The Album Don't Always Blend Perfectly, But They Create A Solid Sound That Defines The Band. Incubus Also Manages To Make Their Songs Upbeat And Danceable As Well As Tunes To Headbang To. An Admirable Feat In A Genre That Tends To Reward Decibel Levels Instead Of Quality." AMG Review By David Thomas. more