Destination Moon
Ornette Coleman - Tomorrow Is The Question (ltd. 500 copies made) (clear vinyl)
Ornette Coleman - Tomorrow Is The Question (ltd. 500 copies made) (clear vinyl)
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Ornette Coleman - Tomorrow Is The Question | Ltd. Clear Vinyl LP
Step onto the precipice of a musical revolution with Ornette Coleman's Tomorrow Is The Question, a seminal 1959 statement that redefined the very language of jazz. This essential Ornette Coleman vinyl record invites listeners into a world where melody and rhythm are boundless, offering a profound sonic journey for any serious collector.
About the Album
Released in 1959, Tomorrow Is The Question stands as a pivotal work in Ornette Coleman's discography, showcasing his groundbreaking approach to improvisation and harmony. It solidified his position as a pioneer of Free Jazz, challenging conventional structures with its raw expressiveness and visionary compositions. This album captures the vibrant energy of a genre in flux, forever altering the landscape of modern music.
The Vinyl Experience
Experience the dynamic range and warm analog sound of this iconic recording on a pristine Vinyl LP. Each needle drop reveals the intricate interplay of Coleman's quartet, brought to life with exceptional clarity. This limited pressing on clear wax offers a visually striking addition to any audiophile's collection, promising a truly immersive listening session.
- Format: Vinyl LP
- Artist: Ornette Coleman
- Label: Destination Moon
- Genre: Jazz/Free Jazz
- Perfect For: Audiophiles, Free Jazz collectors, connoisseurs of rare vinyl pressings
Collector's Note
This particular edition, a clear vinyl pressing limited to just 500 copies, elevates Tomorrow Is The Question from a classic album to a true collector's vinyl rarity. It represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of jazz history in an exclusive format, a testament to its enduring influence.
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
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• Asia & Europe: 1 - 10 business days (USPS First Class, Priority, FedEx Express)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Our dedicated vault team carefully packages and ships all orders within 24 to 48 hours. You will receive a tracking link immediately upon shipment so you can trace your package journey to your sound system.
We ship every vinyl record in premium double walled heavy duty cardboard mailers with thick bubble inserts and extra corner protectors. LPs are placed behind the jacket during transit to completely eliminate seam splits ensuring your record arrives in pristine condition.
To maintain our uncompromising grading integrity and preserve the delicate nature of physical media all vinyl record sales are final. Because our curators double inspect every copy under high intensity light and play test rare releases to verify audio fidelity we guarantee the exact condition and authenticity described before it leaves our vault.
We recommend gently wiping the record with a carbon fiber anti static brush before and after every playback to remove surface dust. For deep cleaning always use specialized alcohol free record cleaning fluid and a microfiber cloth wiping in a gentle circular motion following the grooves.
We strictly adhere to the Goldmine Grading Standard. Every archive copy is meticulously inspected under high intensity light. Any pre owned or rare import pressings are professionally play tested to guarantee the exact audio fidelity and grade described.
A 180g record is significantly thicker and heavier than standard vintage pressings. This added weight provides superior physical stability on the turntable platter reducing wow and flutter during playback and protecting the record from warping over time under changing temperature conditions.
Our expert curators spend years building direct networks with licensed international distributors private estates and legendary collectors around the globe. We only acquire original copy presses from verified RIAA certified pressing plants and trusted historic suppliers ensuring every archive item is one hundred percent authentic.