Thrice — The Artist in the Ambulance Revisited (Banquet Room Blue Limited Edition, #1/300)
Get ready to press play on a tiny museum piece of early-2000s post-hardcore — and possibly confuse your turntable into thinking it’s hosting a botanical emergency. This Revisited edition of The Artist in the Ambulance comes in a striking blue pressing, numbered 1/300, making it the vinyl equivalent of a limited-run mixtape handed out by very stylish first responders.
Quick facts (actual):
Originally released in 2003, The Artist in the Ambulance is Thrice’s third studio album and the band’s major-label debut.
Produced by Brian McTernan, the record features punchy tracks and cleaner production while retaining the band’s post-hardcore edge.
Notable songs include singles like “All That’s Left” and the fan favorite “Stare at the Sun,” blending aggressive riffs with melodic hooks and thoughtful, often introspective lyrics.
The album helped expand Thrice’s audience and remains a touchstone of early-2000s alternative/post-hardcore.
Why you want it:
Limited to 300 copies — you’re holding a rare artifact; this is 1/300, theres literally less of these then the calories you have in your iced coffee.
Eye-catching Banquet Room Blue vinyl — looks great spinning and even better mounted awkwardly on a wall.
Revisited edition — appeals to collectors and longtime fans who want a refreshed take on a classic.
Snag it before someone else claims this tiny, tasteful emergency blanket for their record shelf.
Thrice — The Artist in the Ambulance Revisited (Banquet Room Blue Limited Edition, #1/300)
Get ready to press play on a tiny museum piece of early-2000s post-hardcore — and possibly confuse your turntable into thinking it’s hosting a botanical emergency. This Revisited edition of The Artist in the Ambulance comes in a striking blue pressing, numbered 1/300, making it the vinyl equivalent of a limited-run mixtape handed out by very stylish first responders.
Quick facts (actual):
Originally released in 2003, The Artist in the Ambulance is Thrice’s third studio album and the band’s major-label debut.
Produced by Brian McTernan, the record features punchy tracks and cleaner production while retaining the band’s post-hardcore edge.
Notable songs include singles like “All That’s Left” and the fan favorite “Stare at the Sun,” blending aggressive riffs with melodic hooks and thoughtful, often introspective lyrics.
The album helped expand Thrice’s audience and remains a touchstone of early-2000s alternative/post-hardcore.
Why you want it:
Limited to 300 copies — you’re holding a rare artifact; this is 1/300, theres literally less of these then the calories you have in your iced coffee.
Eye-catching Banquet Room Blue vinyl — looks great spinning and even better mounted awkwardly on a wall.
Revisited edition — appeals to collectors and longtime fans who want a refreshed take on a classic.
Snag it before someone else claims this tiny, tasteful emergency blanket for their record shelf.
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