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Think About It (180 Gram White Vinyl / 100% Recyclable GVR Sound Injection Mold Pressing)

Think About It (180 Gram White Vinyl / 100% Recyclable GVR Sound Injection Mold Pressing)

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Drivin N Cryin frontman Kevn Kinney is gearing up to release his first solo record in more than a decade, and his first vinyl since 1990’s MacDougal Blues. Featuring R.E.M. co-founders Peter Buck and Bill Berry, as well as Brad Morgan of Drive-ByTruckers, Laur Joamets (Drivin N Cryin, Midland, Sturgill Simpson), and more, the star-studded Think About It has its roots in the introspective solitude of the pandemic, and also the passing of Kinney’s old friend, the iconic oddball musical / improvisational genius and de facto philosopher Col. Bruce Hampton.

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