The Wipers Follow Blind ENIGMA 2194-1 Made in Holland 1987 First Pressing Sleeve Near Mint Condition Media Near Mint Condition "Take Greg Sage and Wipers, for instance. Famously an important influence on Kurt Cobain and Nirvana, Wipers amassed an intense cult following (populated primarily by college radio DJs, you might begin to suspect after reading the below comments) and released 9 albums with two different lineups in the '80s and '90s." https://kexp.org/read/2019/5/30/review-revue-wipers-follow-blind/ Follow Blind "This is meant to be the album where Wipers lost the plot. Are we even listening to the same thing? F** that - this is literally the best sounding album in the entire history of the world, ever to ever exist. It’s extremely, amazingly brilliant. No more foreplay like their first three projects; straight away you are launched into the psychedelic cosmos of the title track - and if you aren’t blown away by this then I don’t know what’s wrong with you. I sent this song to my main music bestie - who agrees with me on basically everything EXCEPT for the greatness of Wipers - and she was ABSOLUTELY FLOORED. That’s how obvious the awesomeness of this heavenly shredgaze masterpiece is, that dense low end sounding so rich, Greg Sage’s affect so magic and pure and divine. I listen to this s*** when I’m walking home in the snow ft. bitter wind at 3 am, and still I feel like I’m being hugged by the biggest puppy in the world. It can lift me up when I’m down, and break me when I’m feeling good about life. I tell you, if every composition on here were as good as the title track, Follow Blind would be the best work of pop rock in history and it wouldn’t be close. Most songs on here cruise on by to perfect status thanks to their gorgeous base sound, and I’m always down to hear it. This is definitive proof that there is such a thing as perfect music." https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/wipers/follow-blind/