Modest MouseThe Lonesome Crowded West

Label:

Glacial Pace – GPLP009

Format:

2 x Vinyl , LP, Album, Reissue , 180g

Country:

UK, Europe & US

Released:

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Indie Rock

Tracklist

A1 Teeth Like God's Shoeshine
Recorded ByPhil Ek
6:51
A2 Heart Cooks Brain
Scratches [Phonogram Player K-ep 6]K.O. (6)
4:02
A3 Convenient Parking
GuitarScott Swayze
4:08
A4 Baby Blue Sedan 4:03
B1 Jesus Christ Was An Only Child 2:36
B2 Doin' The Cockroach
Recorded ByPhil Ek
4:18
B3 Cowboy Dan
Recorded ByPhil Ek
6:14
B4 Trailer Trash
GuitarDann Gallucci
5:48
C1 Out Of Gas 2:29
C2 Long Distance Drunk 3:41
C3 Shit Luck 2:22
C4 Truckers Atlas 10:56
D1 Polar Opposites 3:28
D2 Bankrupt On Selling
GuitarDann Gallucci
2:51
D3 Lounge (Closing Time)
GuitarScott Swayze
7:03
D4 Styrofoam Boots/It's All Nice On Ice, Alright 6:52

Companies, etc.

  • Licensed ToFat Possum Records, LLC
  • Recorded AtMoon Studio, Olympia
  • Recorded AtAvast! Recording Co.
  • Recorded AtJohn & Stu's
  • Copyright ©Ugly Casanova
  • Copyright ©Glacial Pace
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Glacial Pace
  • Distributed ByFat Possum Records
  • Mastered AtChicago Mastering Service
  • Pressed ByGZ Media – 122249E

Credits

  • BassEric Judy
  • DesignPat Castaldo
  • DrumsJeremiah Green
  • EngineerScott Swayze
  • FiddleTyler Reilly
  • GuitarIsaac Brock
  • Mastered ByJason Ward
  • Other [Bartender]Brian Weber
  • Photography By [Other Photos]I. Brock*
  • ProducerCalvin Johnson
  • Producer [Produced With]Scott Swayze
  • VocalsNicole Johnson (2)
  • Written-ByModest Mouse

Notes

2 records both in individual single jackets.

Recorded at Moon Music, except 1, 6, and 7 recorded at Avast and John & Stu's.

©1997 Ugly Casanova (ASCAP).
©℗ 2014 Glacial Pace.

Tracks D2 and D3 have their listed tracktimes incorrectly switched (D2 should be 2:51; D3 should be 7:03)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Stickered): 0 767981 14461 0
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched & stamped): GPLP 009-A JW140605 122249E1/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched & stamped): GPLP 009-B JW140605 122249E2/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side C, etched & stamped): GPLP 009-C JW140605 122249E3/A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side D, etched & stamped): GPLP 009-D JW140605 122249E4/A
  • Rights Society: ASCAP

Other Versions (5 of 22)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
The Lonesome Crowded West (CD, HDCD, Album) Up Records (5) up44 US 1997
Recently Edited
The Lonesome Crowded West (2×LP, Album) Up Records (5) UP44, UP 044 US 1997
New Submission
The Lonesome Crowded West (2×LP, Test Pressing) Up Records (5) UP 044 US 1997
New Submission
The Lonesome Crowded West (CD, Album, Promo) Up Records (5) UPCDPRO 044 US 1997
New Submission
The Lonesome Crowded West (CD, Album, Nimbus Pressing) Up Records (5) UP44, UP 044 US 1997

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Reviews

  • Beyahsvinyl's avatar
    Beyahsvinyl
    Edited 7 months ago
    Wow! The 2014 version sounds great

    Very quiet , dynamic pressing.

    Highly recommended.

    Sounds much better than the VMP remaster.
    • ChloeDylan's avatar
      ChloeDylan
      The malls are the soon-to-be ghost towns. Well, so long, farewell, goodbye… [dead quiet wax]. Great pressing.
      • brian-ashton's avatar
        brian-ashton
        Just got this at a local shop, and for $25! I really hate that they screwed with the running order. Bankrupt going into styrofoam boots is the perfect ending, lounge (closing time) being shoved between them really kills that vibe. Oh well.
        • astrofisch's avatar
          astrofisch
          Vinyl Me, Please has officially announced a repress of this for their March Essential ROTM. So all y’all scalping resellers can take your copies and stick em up your a**
          • gleebi's avatar
            gleebi
            Edited 3 years ago
            First let me say, I agree with many of the "complaints" discussed on this page. I have gotten a bit more modest of my expectations on vinyl record packaging. Let me get to that later. This is a landmark album, imho, that illustrated MM would have longevity. Born in 1997, it was conceived in the age of CD's and I believe nearly all such releases meant to maximize that medium and in so doing, made it challenging for vinyl LP repurposing come the age of 33 1/3 resurgence. My evolved view is did the manufacturer get it into my hands in clean playable form, with decent analog sonics. Yes, these inner sleeves seem designed to destroy the surface of this product, and since vinyl relies on physical of stylus to groove, it can ruin this pressing. I regularly invest in static-free inner sleeves and preserve the vinyl and original inner sleeves for downstream market value. I place the outer sleeves in resilient poly-bags. In my mind, vinyl is an investment worth protecting. Given the steep drop in value from NM- to VG+, it is worth the pennies to protect with well-designed aftermarket sleeves. Lastly, my satisfaction with the sound of this pressing is dependent on my playback equipment which starts with a Dynavector 10x5 cartridge which seems to relish this "echo-full" recording. 4 thumbs up on the pressing of a 4.5 star release. Thank you Mr. Brock.
            • xmakeafistx's avatar
              xmakeafistx
              Can’t believe these are reselling now? Mine came with a bunch of paper and cut up wax all over the disc. Even after cleaning it, there’s some surface noise issues. Spindle hole clearly wasn’t cut all the way through, it’s difficult to get on and off the spindle. Perhaps just bad luck on my part
              • baritonestigee's avatar
                baritonestigee
                Sounds great! However I picked this up used at local record store, not knowing it was 2xLP and I only have the first half. My fault for not researching more. Annoyed the LPs came in separate sleeves. Whoever turned it in probably didn't have the second sleeve haha
                • harrymatcham's avatar
                  harrymatcham
                  so have they actually swapped the order of those two tracks or is it just a misprint on the record?
                  • Harry_T's avatar
                    Harry_T
                    Pleasantly surprised. I also own Interstate 8 EP so I wasn't expecting a great deal more but just had to have this as its one of my favourites. Great sound in my opinion. Sleeves weren't too tight, nice and dynamic and very minimal static.
                    • damn_goodcoffee's avatar
                      damn_goodcoffee
                      This record sounds great and I also did not have any issues with the inner sleeves being too tight. I'd reccomend picking up this release, grabbed this new myself for $21.99, well worth the money.

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