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Lambchop Live At XX Merge mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: Live At XX Merge Country: US Released: 2014 Style: Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1417 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1157 mb WMA version RAR size: 1842 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 937 Other Formats: VQF WAV MIDI AAC TTA DXD AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits Introduction A1 0:52 Hosted By – Jon Wurster A2 I Will Drive Slowly 5:38 A3 The New Cobweb Summer 6:32 A4 Grumpus 4:14 A5 Sharing A Gibson With Martin Luther King Jr. 4:01 A6 What Else Could It Be? 3:15 Joke B7 1:49 Featuring – Tony Crow B8 National Talk Like A Pirate Day 5:03 Hey, Where's Your Girl B9 2:13 Written-By – F.M. Cornog B10 Your Fucking Sunny Day 3:24 B11 Up With People 3:58 Give It B12 6:33 Written-By – Beedle*, House*, Rock* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Merge Records Copyright (c) – Merge Records Published By – Pathetic Hindsight Music Published By – Hawk Be Out Music Recorded At – Cat's Cradle Mastered At – Peerless Mastering Credits Design – Maggie Fost Engineer [FOH Engineer] – Mark Luecke Mastered By – Jeff Lipton Mixed By – Mac McCaughan Performer – Alex McManus, Deanna Varagona, Jonathan Marx, Kurt Wagner, Marc Trovillion, Matt Swanson, Ryan Norris, Scott Martin, Stacy Philpott, Tony Crow, William Tyler Photography By – PJ Sykes Recorded By – Nick Petersen Written-By – Kurt Wagner (tracks: A2 to A6, B2, B4 to B6) Notes The purchase of Lambchop's Live at XX Merge LP entitles you to a one-time download of their XX Merge concert film ! Video specs: 1280 x 720 HD / 806 MB / H.264 MP4 (requires QuickTime 7 or later) Recorded at Cat's Cradle, Carrboro, NC / July 24, 2009. Mastered at Peerless. Track B9 published by Hawk Be Out Music, BMI. No publishing information for tracks A1 or B12. All other tracks published by Pathetic Hindsight Music, BMI. © & ℗ 2014 Merge Records Tracks listed sequentially on release. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 6 73855 03751 6 Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): 99507 1A MRG 375 Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): 99507 1B MRG 375 Rights Society: BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Live At XX Merge (CD, Album, MRG 375 Lambchop Merge Records MRG 375 US 2009 Ltd) Live At XX Merge (12xFile, MP3, none Lambchop City Slang none UK 2016 Album, RE, 320) MRG 375 Lambchop Live At XX Merge (LP, Album) Merge Records MRG 375 US 2014 Related Music albums to Live At XX Merge by Lambchop Redd Kross - Researching The Blues David Kilgour And The Heavy 8's - End Times Undone Lambchop - Nixon Crimson Death - Sub Merge Various - Score! 20 Years Of Merge Records: The Remixes Superchunk - I Hate Music Ex Hex - Rips East River Pipe - We Live In Rented Rooms Merge Left - Divided Nation Waxahatchee - Ivy Tripp The Clientele - Bonfires On The Heath Lambchop - Flotus.

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