The 90 Day Men - We Blame Chicago - VINYL LP
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90 Day Men spent a decade boldly in conflict with the world, catering to no one and careening toward it's own abyss. Forged by Midwestern teens amid a late-90s spike in angular indie rock, the band wrote itself into the lexicon of Chicago music history. Eschewing trend and time, 90 Day Men was as ornate as it was alienating, transcending genre and embracing the strange. This 5LP set, remastered by Heba Kadry, collects the band's three studio albums and a previously unreleased 2001 Peel Session, plus EPs, singles, and outtakes, all detailed within a 68-page oral history curated by Joan of Arc's Tim Kinsella. Album Tracks 1. When Your Luck Runs Out 2. Chronological Disorder 3. Sequel 4. Too Late or Too Dead 5. Silver and Snow 6. Night Birds 7. My Trip to Venus 8. Sink Potemken 9. Streamlines and Breadwinners 10. Sweater Queen 11. Hey, Citronella! 12. From One Prima Donna to Another 13. Studio Track Four 14. Methodist 15. To Everybody Outtake #1 16. To Everybody Outtake #2 17. Harlequin's Chassis 18. Eyes in the Road
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