United Front

Hightlights:
Mastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering
Lacquers cut by Bernie Grundman at Bernie Grundman Mastering
Five 180-gram LPs pressed at Pallas Group in Germany
Housed in a lavish hard bound vinyl folio-book


Description:
A classic July 4th concert is brought to life on audiophile-grade, heavyweight vinyl. Drawn from arguably the band's strongest tour of their last 15 years on the road, the five-LP Truckin' Up To Buffalo features the entire concert at Rich Stadium on July 4, 1989. Favorites include "Bertha," "Touch Of Grey," "Man Smart, Woman Smarter," "Morning Dew," and "U.S. Blues."

Note that these copies are not numbered, and are therefore discounted from the list price. This batch will be the last pressing of this release.

Track List:
Side 1
Bertha (Robert Hunter, Jerry Garcia) - 7:57
Greatest Story Ever Told (Hunter, Mickey Hart, Bob Weir) - 4:36
Cold Rain and Snow (traditional, arr. Grateful Dead) - 6:45

Side 2
Walkin' Blues (Robert Johnson) - 6:57
Row Jimmy (Hunter, Garcia) - 10:50

Side 3
When I Paint My Masterpiece (Bob Dylan) - 6:09
Stagger Lee (Hunter, Garcia) - 6:01
Looks Like Rain (John Barlow, Weir) - 7:11

Side 4
Deal (Hunter, Garcia) - 7:53
Touch of Grey (Hunter, Garcia) - 6:30

Side 5
Man Smart, Woman Smarter (Norman Span) - 8:47
Ship of Fools (Hunter, Garcia) - 8:13

Side 6
Playing in the Band (Hunter, Hart, Weir) - 3:30
Terrapin Station (Hunter, Garcia) - 12:18

Side 7
Drums (Hart, Bill Kreutzman) - 9:00
Space (Garcia, Phil Lesh, Weir) - 7:28

Side 8
I Will Take You Home (Brent Mydland) - 3:53
All Along the Watchtower (Dylan) - 5:52

Side 9
Morning Dew (Bonnie Dobson, Tim Rose) - 11:10
Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly, Norman Petty) - 8:20

Side 10
U.S. Blues (Hunter, Garcia) - 7:50

Daniel Johnston's major label debut Fun was originally released in 1994 on Atlantic Records while he was housed in a mental institution. Featuring some of Daniel's finest songwriting and boasting the most "accessible" sound of his eccentric and deep catalog, producer Paul Leary (Butthole Surfers) eloquently preserves the singer/songwriter's earnest appeal and wraps it in sympathetic musical support. The aspiring cartoonist's playful, symbol-heavy sketches have graced many of his album covers, including Fun.

-Black 180gram Double LP

The soundtrack of the film Cold Mountain was produced by T Bone Burnett, and features original songs from Jack White, Sting, and Elvis Costello. Jack White, who performs five songs on the soundtrack, also had a role in the movie.The album won the BAFTA Award for Best Film Music and the World Soundtrack Award for Best Original Soundtrack of the Year, and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Score and the Grammy Award for Best Compilation Soundtrack Album. The soundtrack now gets its first ever vinyl release on two 180gram audiophile-grade LPs, pressed at Pallas in Germany.

1. "Wayfaring Stranger" - performed by Jack White – 4:25
2. "Like A Songbird That Has Fallen" - Reeltime Travelers – 3:13
3. "I Wish My Baby Was Born" - Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus and Tim O'Brien – 3:09 "Scarlet Tide" - Alison Krauss – 2:59
4. "The Cuckoo" - Tim Eriksen and Riley Baugus – 1:39
5. "Sittin' on Top of the World" — performed by Jack White (Walter Vinson, Sam Chatmon) – 3:48
6. "Am I Born To Die?" - Tim Eriksen – 2:32
7. "You Will Be My Ain True Love" (composed by Sting) - Alison Krauss – 2:31
8. "I'm Going Home" - Sacred Harp Singers at Liberty Church – 2:18
9. "Never Far Away" - performed by Jack White – 3:40
10. "Christmas Time Will Soon Be Over" - Jack White – 3:16
11. "Ruby With The Eyes That Sparkle" - Stuart Duncan and Dirk Powell – 3:11
12. "Lady Margaret" - Cassie Franklin – 3:02
13. "Great High Mountain" - Jack White – 4:33
14. "Anthem" - Gabriel Yared – 3:24
15. "Ada Plays" - Gabriel Yared – 3:18
16. "Ada And Inman" - Gabriel Yared – 5:03
17. "Love Theme" - Gabriel Yared – 3:40
18. "Idumea" (1763 Methodist hymn, lyrics by Charles Wesley) - Sacred Harp Singers at Liberty Church – 3:18

The self-titled debut album by American musician and rock & roll pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis, released in 1958 by Sun Record Company. Produced by legends Jack Clement and Sam Phillips, the album features songs written by Lewis, his contemporaries at Sun Records (including Elvis), the traditional "When The Saints Go Marching In", and Hank Williams' "Jambalaya".