Califone: Sometimes Good Weather Follows Bad People auf 2 LPs

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The first time this collection has been available on vinyl

Double LP with deluxe tip-on gatefold jacket with all new

artwork.

Side D contains 4 previously unreleased songs

Includes code for digital download of the entire record This

double LP is an expanded edition of a CD of the same name.

That disc-originally issued by Glitterhouse in 2000-collected

Califone's first two EPs (on Perishable and Road Cone), plus

two new songs. Four more songs - unreleased outtakes

from the final Red Red Meat recording sessions-have been

added here, to this new and expanded version. It's all you

need when it comes to the genesis of this well-regarded

Chicago-based group. Califone started as the solo project of

singer/ guitarist Tim Rutili in the late 1990s, after the

dissolution of his band Red Red Meat. Soon enough, Red

Red Meat members Ben Massarella and Tim Hurley joined

the group, who recorded with RRM's Brian Deck as well as

at their own space and with Warren Defever in Livonia, MI.

Remember, Sub Pop had expected RRM to be the next Pearl

Jam based on the success of their first record for them. and

their last album was a Christmas-themed banjo-prog record

released in late February of 1997.