BTW does somebody known others locked groove albums as EVOL, MMM & Lee´s first solo? I tried remember but couldn´t. Of course there were those albums in sixties & begin of the seventies where were sounds in the runouts (Beatles Sgt, The Who Sell Out, Hawkwind In Search of space).

I can only think of Sonic Youth related albums: Lee's From Here to Infinity, and Melbourne Direct

How much time do you have?
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http://www.discogs.com/lists/locked-...ge=1&limit=250

and finally a DVD of Screaming Fields w/ bonus shit!

Fuck The Fuck Yeah

Side B of Godspeed You! Black Emperor's "F♯ A♯ ∞" ends in locked groove.

Thanx, really great information! Most of albums in list are unknown to me, but there is one I have forgotten:

http://www.discogs.com/Liimanarina-J...release/712662

I have this, but haven´t listened it ages. The Locked groove repeat "Elvis" again & again. Also I didn´t known JD Unknown Pleasures & Pink Floyd Atom Heart Mother have locked grooves. I have original Unknown Pleasures, so I have to listen it. Atom Heart Mother is rerelease, so it doesn´t have it, but I have always thought it would be possible original versions has locked groove, because that coffee dripping lasts so long also in my version. And that Discogs page doesn´t seem to make difference to that, is the locked groove on the runouts or before it.

Heaven 17's "Penthouse and Pavement" ended with a locked groove. If I remember right, it was something like "You can go to heaven, we don't need you, we're going to live for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... for a very long time... etc

I have a feeling that one of Bauhaus' LPs - possibly "The Sky's Gone Out" - ended with a locked groove too.

This has also locked groove in the end of b-side, although it´s not mentioned in discogs sites:
http://www.discogs.com/Liimanarina-M...elease/1365090

It is some high, tight noise, like from some old doors hinge.

I listened the end of Unknown Pleasures & didn´t hear anything. I have half-automat record player, so it´s possible there is something even the spine went in the very end before it rised.

I have Canadian-version of Sky´s Gone out and there is no locked groove. There is just some talking in the end of the b-side before spine go to the runouts. Discogs doesn´t also mention any locked grooves in UK or US versions.

Anybody have vinyl rips? I'm interested in hearing how big the differences are.

I'm not too big on the BMR production, personally.

Evol always sounded fine on CD but Sister on CD is particularly bad, hearing it on Vinyl was like a revelation