THE HOLD STEADY 'HEAVEN IS WHENEVER' DELUXE 2LP
LABEL: VAGRANT RECORDS
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 1/8/2021
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 3/4/2010
VARIANT: DELUXE BLACK VINYL 2LP
"I've always had a hard time thinking about Heaven is Whenever, as it wasn't a ton of fun to make. But 10 years later, going over these songs for this reissue, I've taken on a great new appreciation for this collection. With some distance, I see that we were trying to get somewhere else, and that this was a necessary transition record. The songs are weary, but with a dark humor. Upon review I think this might be the funniest Hold Steady LP, although it's sometimes hard to tell because it doesn't convey the same ecstatic joy as some of the earlier records.
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THE HOLD STEADY 'HEAVEN IS WHENEVER' DELUXE 2LP
THE HOLD STEADY 'HEAVEN IS WHENEVER' DELUXE 2LP
LABEL: VAGRANT RECORDS
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 1/8/2021
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 3/4/2010
VARIANT: DELUXE BLACK VINYL 2LP
"I've always had a hard time thinking about Heaven is Whenever, as it wasn't a ton of fun to make. But 10 years later, going over these songs for this reissue, I've taken on a great new appreciation for this collection. With some distance, I see that we were trying to get somewhere else, and that this was a necessary transition record. The songs are weary, but with a dark humor. Upon review I think this might be the funniest Hold Steady LP, although it's sometimes hard to tell because it doesn't convey the same ecstatic joy as some of the earlier records.
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LABEL: VAGRANT RECORDS
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 1/8/2021
ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 3/4/2010
VARIANT: DELUXE BLACK VINYL 2LP
"I've always had a hard time thinking about Heaven is Whenever, as it wasn't a ton of fun to make. But 10 years later, going over these songs for this reissue, I've taken on a great new appreciation for this collection. With some distance, I see that we were trying to get somewhere else, and that this was a necessary transition record. The songs are weary, but with a dark humor. Upon review I think this might be the funniest Hold Steady LP, although it's sometimes hard to tell because it doesn't convey the same ecstatic joy as some of the earlier records.
