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Twentytwo said:
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Something Borrowed, Something New: A Tribute to John Anderson

'Something Borrowed, Something New' is a tribute album to the country singer John Anderson. We have it on Bloodshot vinyl.
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I'm not familiar with Anderson but I love most of these artists and I have store credit. Anyone have thoughts? I also just read this, which I think is pretty cool:

Dan Auerbach adds, "We weren’t trying to piddle around and make the normal tribute record. It had to be the best singers with the best songs and the best arrangements, and they had to come into the studio. This wasn’t like, ‘Mail me the song, and we’ll put it together.’ I think it makes this record unique. I don’t think most tribute records are done like this. I think that's why it sounds like a cohesive album. It feels like an amazing mix tape."
 
Jeff Lerner said:
I'm not familiar with Anderson but I love most of these artists and I have store credit. Anyone have thoughts? I also just read this, which I think is pretty cool:

Dan Auerbach adds, "We weren’t trying to piddle around and make the normal tribute record. It had to be the best singers with the best songs and the best arrangements, and they had to come into the studio. This wasn’t like, ‘Mail me the song, and we’ll put it together.’ I think it makes this record unique. I don’t think most tribute records are done like this. I think that's why it sounds like a cohesive album. It feels like an amazing mix tape."
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Looks pretty cool! For non-members, non-VMP releases (including a different color variation) are around $25+shipping.

Here's one song from it:


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Something Borrowed, Something New: A Tribute To John Anderson [Easy Eye Sound Exclusive Vinyl]

Exclusive, limited edition "Red, White, Wild, and Blue" vinyl Single-pocket jacket There are giants that walk among us. John Anderson is truly a country legend, as his remarkable career has spanned over a staggering 40+ years, starting in 1977 to his last release, Years, produced by Dan Auerbach...
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or a "low dog blue" version at other retailers for $25 which seems to be the indie variant
 
Jeff Lerner said:
I'm not familiar with Anderson but I love most of these artists and I have store credit. Anyone have thoughts? I also just read this, which I think is pretty cool:

Dan Auerbach adds, "We weren’t trying to piddle around and make the normal tribute record. It had to be the best singers with the best songs and the best arrangements, and they had to come into the studio. This wasn’t like, ‘Mail me the song, and we’ll put it together.’ I think it makes this record unique. I don’t think most tribute records are done like this. I think that's why it sounds like a cohesive album. It feels like an amazing mix tape."
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Really great track list and artist list, but I can never justify buying tribute albums or comps because I just don't listen to them
 
folsom_lives said:
This dude just doesn't give up...

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Oh I know, I've been periodically deleting them. Then he just copies and pastes them back. But knowing that he's checking like, hourly to make sure I haven't deleted them before he immediately pastes them back makes it even better. I just sent in notice to delete a few more after leaving them for a week. He's going to have to keep checking hourly for the next couple of years, this is what I do while I'm eating breakfast...
 
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Mather said:
Oh I know, I've been periodically deleting them. Then he just copies and pastes them back. But knowing that he checking like, hourly to make sure I haven't deleted them before he immediately pastes them back makes it even better. I just sent in notice to delete a few more after leaving them for a week. He's going to have to keep checking hourly for the next couple of years, this is what I do when I'm eating breakfast...
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I kind of admire this level of pettiness.
 
Mather said:
Oh I know, I've been periodically deleting them. Then he just copies and pastes them back. But knowing that he checking like, hourly to make sure I haven't deleted them before he immediately pastes them back makes it even better. I just sent in notice to delete a few more after leaving them for a week. He's going to have to keep checking hourly for the next couple of years, this is what I do when I'm eating breakfast...
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I love your pettiness. Fuck this asshole!
 
Mather said:
Oh I know, I've been periodically deleting them. Then he just copies and pastes them back. But knowing that he checking like, hourly to make sure I haven't deleted them before he immediately pastes them back makes it even better. I just sent in notice to delete a few more after leaving them for a week. He's going to have to keep checking hourly for the next couple of years, this is what I do when I'm eating breakfast...
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I'm late to the party on this but this is the guy who followed me around for a couple weeks on discogs and posted under several of my comments that I was a soy boy for complaining about them just throwing that Microphones boxset loose in a cardboard box, damaging most of the cases and then telling us all to pound sand. I thought it mighta been Phil for a minute there 🤣
 
Hemotep said:
I'm late to the party on this but this is the guy who followed me around for a couple weeks on discogs and posted under several of my comments that I was a soy boy for complaining about them just throwing that Microphones boxset loose in a cardboard box, damaging most of the cases and then telling us all to pound sand. I thought it mighta been Phil for a minute there 🤣
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Like literally called you "soy boy"?
 
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