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Limited blue colored vinyl. The most live-sounding Yo La Tengo album in years, This Stupid World. Times have changed for Yo La Tengo as much as they have for everyone else. In the past, the band has often worked with outside producers and mixers. In their latest effort, the first full-length in five years, This Stupid World was created all by themselves. And their time-tested judgment is both sturdy enough to keep things to the band's high standards, and nimble enough to make things new. At the base of nearly every track is the trio playing all at once, giving everything a right-now feel. There's an immediacy to the music, as if the distance between the first pass and the final product has become more direct.
Limited blue colored vinyl. The most live-sounding Yo La Tengo album in years, This Stupid World. Times have changed for Yo La Tengo as much as they have for everyone else. In the past, the band has often worked with outside producers and mixers. In their latest effort, the first full-length in five years, This Stupid World was created all by themselves. And their time-tested judgment is both sturdy enough to keep things to the band's high standards, and nimble enough to make things new. At the base of nearly every track is the trio playing all at once, giving everything a right-now feel. There's an immediacy to the music, as if the distance between the first pass and the final product has become more direct.
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Format: Vinyl
Label: IMPORTS
Rel. Date: 02/17/2023
UPC: 191401192989

This Stupid World (Blue) [Colored Vinyl] (Spla) (Can)
Artist: Yo La Tengo
Format: Vinyl
New: Available to Order - Not In Our Store $74.99
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Formats and Editions

DISC: 1

1. Sinatra Drive Breakdown (7:20)
2. Fallout (4:35)
3. Tonight's Episode (4:48)
4. Aseslestine (3:48)
5. Until It Happens (3:11)
6. Apology Letter (4:14)
7. Brain Capers
8. This Stupid World (7:25)
9. Miles Away (7:26)
10. Untitled (Instrumental) (7:02)

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Limited blue colored vinyl. The most live-sounding Yo La Tengo album in years, This Stupid World. Times have changed for Yo La Tengo as much as they have for everyone else. In the past, the band has often worked with outside producers and mixers. In their latest effort, the first full-length in five years, This Stupid World was created all by themselves. And their time-tested judgment is both sturdy enough to keep things to the band's high standards, and nimble enough to make things new. At the base of nearly every track is the trio playing all at once, giving everything a right-now feel. There's an immediacy to the music, as if the distance between the first pass and the final product has become more direct.
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