Neutral Milk Hotel

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea New - LP - MRG 136LP Sealed 2020 180gm Pressing In Gatefold. This 1998 Low-Fi Classic Has Found It's Self On Everyones Play List. more
	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Used - LP - MRG136LP 2020 180gm Pressing In Gatefold. This 1998 Low-Fi Classic Has Found It's Self On Everyones Play List. more
	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Used - LP - MRG136LP 2015 180gm remastered reissue, housed in a non-gatefold. Came direct from RTI un-shrink wrapped. This 1998 low-fi classic has found it's self on everyones play list. more
	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Used - LP - MRG136LP Sealed 2020 Reissue Pressing Housed In A Gatefold. This 1998 Low-Fi Classic Has Found It's Self On Everyones Play List. more
	In The Aeroplane Over The Sea Used - LP - MRG136LP 2009 180gm remastered reissue, housed in a non-gatefold. This 1998 low-fi classic has found it's self on everyones play list. In "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea," Neutral Milk Hotel crafts an album that is both hauntingly intimate and expansively surreal, striking a delicate balance between the personal and the universal. The record, released in 1998, is often lauded for its raw, unpolished sound and its ability to evoke a wide range of emotions through its intricate songwriting. Frontman Jeff Mangum's poignant lyrics are steeped in allegory and vivid imagery, drawing listeners into a world that feels both nostalgic and otherworldly. The album explores themes of love, loss, and existential wonder, weaving them together with lo-fi production and a unique blend of folk, rock, and psychedelia. Mangum's voice, at times quivering and at others soaring, serves as the perfect vessel for the album's deeply felt narratives, making each track a memorable journey. The instrumentation on "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" is as eclectic as it is cohesive, with an array of sounds ranging from the rustic strains of acoustic guitars to the brassy blare of horns. This sonic palette creates a rich, textured backdrop that complements Mangum's introspective storytelling. The album's standout tracks, such as the titular "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" and "Holland, 1945," exemplify the band's ability to transform abstract concepts into emotionally resonant experiences. Producer Robert Schneider's lo-fi aesthetic captures the immediacy and urgency of Mangum's vision, allowing the music to maintain an organic and unrefined charm. Over the years, the album has achieved cult status, resonating with new generations of listeners drawn to its authenticity and emotional depth, solidifying its place as a seminal work in the annals of indie music. more