The Bad Ends The Power And The Glory LP Red/White Vinyl w/ DL Rains Came (3:49) A4

Rains Came (3:49) A4

Barsuk is ecstatic to announce the re-release of Kind of Like Spitting's classic Bridges Worth Burning on vinyl

Tracks - Disc 1 - 1 Cold Comfort - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 2 Already Gone - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 3 I Know You - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 4 Troubled Eyes - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 5 Lonely Mornings - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 6 All or Nothing - (Unreleased Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) - Disc 2 - 1 If I Was the Devil - (Demo for Kids in the Street) 2 Champagne Corolla - (Steve Earle Show on Siriusxm) 3 So Different Blues (Steve Earle Show on Siriusxm) - (Steve Earle Show on Siriusxm) 4 Dreams - (Unreleased Bonus Track from the Saint of Lost Causes) 5 Rocket 88 - Unreleased Bonus Track from the Saint of Lost Causes) 6 The Saint of Lost Causes - (Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes - a Work in Progress) - Disc 3 - 1 Appalachian Nightmare - (Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 2 Appalachian Nightmare - (Album Version from the Saint of Lost Causes) 3 Over Alameda - (Demo for the Saint of Lost Causes) 4 Over Alameda - (Album Version from the Saint of Lost Causes) - Disc 4 - 1 Glory Days - (From Dead Man's Town: A Tribute to Born in the U

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CD - the 3 remastered original albums each accompanied by a companion CD of extra tracks

The Bad Ends The Power And The Glory LP Red/White Vinyl w/ DL Rains Came (3:49) A4The Bad Ends are a band of veteran musicians from Athens, GA featuring Bill Berry (R. E. M), Mike Manitone (Five Eight) Christian Lopez (Curly Maple) Geoff Melkonian (Josh Joplin Group) and local guitar shop owner, Dave Domizi. Their New West Records debut, The Power And The Glory, was recorded at the legendary local studio, Espresso Machine, and features guitar driven songs like "Mile Marker 29," "Thanksgiving 1915," and "Honestly." An immediate