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Superchunk Here'S Where The Strings Come In LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 15657084
- UPC:
- 673855009018
- MPN:
- 90
- Condition:
- New
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Here's Where the Strings Come In here is remastered by Jason Ward at Chicago Mastering Company from the original 1/2" reels and newly packaged in LP-style cardboard sleeves.áThe heavy-duty vinyl jackets were reprinted by Stoughton Printing Co., the same plant that produced them for the original 1995 release.áBoth physical versions will also come with bonus downloads of The Clambakes Vol. 5 a live Superchunk recording from 2003, and several exclusive demos of songs that appear on the album.
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1. Hyper Enough 3:31 2. Silverleaf and Snowy Tears 5:17 3. Yeah
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