Singles Vol. 2 - Blues for a T-Shirt Soundtrack

$44.99

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New Vinyl Record - Singles Vol. 2 - Blues for a T-Shirt Soundtrack 2LP

Mondo, in partnership with Sony Music, and Vinyl Films, are proud to present the premiere vinyl pressing of Volume 2 of the soundtrack to Cameron Crowe’s SINGLES.

A soundtrack so iconic that its legacy continues to this day - this second volume was previously included as a bonus CD only in the 25th anniversary reissue of the album, now available on Vinyl for the first time. Featuring original and rarely heard recordings by Chris Cornell, Alice in Chains, Paul Westerberg and of course ... Citizen Dick’s infamous track “Touch Me, I’m Dick.”  

This album features live recordings, score tracks, as well as recordings of Chris Cornell (performing as Matt Dylon’s character Cliff Poncier) including an early recording of “Spoon Man.” 

Featuring liner notes by Writer and Director Cameron Crowe, and a screenprinted Citizen Dick flyer, this release is just as essential as the first volume.
SKU: 061358  |  Barcode: 196588233913
Mondo

Singles Vol. 2 - Blues for a T-Shirt Soundtrack

$44.99

New Vinyl Record - Singles Vol. 2 - Blues for a T-Shirt Soundtrack 2LP

Mondo, in partnership with Sony Music, and Vinyl Films, are proud to present the premiere vinyl pressing of Volume 2 of the soundtrack to Cameron Crowe’s SINGLES.

A soundtrack so iconic that its legacy continues to this day - this second volume was previously included as a bonus CD only in the 25th anniversary reissue of the album, now available on Vinyl for the first time. Featuring original and rarely heard recordings by Chris Cornell, Alice in Chains, Paul Westerberg and of course ... Citizen Dick’s infamous track “Touch Me, I’m Dick.”  

This album features live recordings, score tracks, as well as recordings of Chris Cornell (performing as Matt Dylon’s character Cliff Poncier) including an early recording of “Spoon Man.” 

Featuring liner notes by Writer and Director Cameron Crowe, and a screenprinted Citizen Dick flyer, this release is just as essential as the first volume.

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