No information was given by Kill Rock Stars as far as how many different colors/patterns there were for the vinyl, only that you’d get a random color and you’d find out when you opened your record. It came with a sticker on the front of the shrink wrap that mentions the amount of copies, that it’s on colored vinyl, and that it’s a companion to the deluxe reissue of the self-titled album. It was released on Black Friday Record Store Day in 2020.

“I Don’t Think I’m Ever Gonna Figure It Out” (remixed/remastered)Ģ1.This 12” record has five previously unreleased versions of songs. Five of its tracks, along with his Oscar-nominated “Miss Misery,” were featured in the hit movie Good Will Hunting.ġ9.

The acclaimed Either/Or marked a career turning point for the signer-songwriter. Instead, the estate issued the 2007 posthumous Smith LP, New Moon. Crane first conceived the project over a decade ago for a potential 10th anniversary release, but he was overwhelmed by the amount of archival material he discovered. The newly unearthed original version showcases Smith’s melancholy vocal harmonies and layered guitars.Įither/Or: Expanded Edition features the album remastered from the original tapes by Larry Crane, archivist of Smith’s estate and owner of Portland, Oregon’s Jackpot! Studios. The collection is highlighted by a previously unheard version of “I Figured You Out.” Smith recorded the song in 1995 as a demo for folk artist Mary Lou Lord, who released a version – produced, performed, recorded and mixed by Smith – on her 1997 EP Martian Saints. The Expanded Edition – available on 2-LP, 2-CD and digital formats – features five multi-track live recordings from Olympia, Washington’s Yo Yo A Go Go Festival in 1997, along with four rare and unreleased studio recordings. Elliott Smith‘s landmark third LP, 1997’s Either/Or, will be reissued as a deluxe 20th anniversary set on March 10th via Kill Rock Stars.

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