Funny, that it says „RSD 2020 edition“ in the description.
It was originally pressed for 2020 and shpped for 2020 and something legal happened. I assume that any reference and stickers still show that 2020 date.
If you didn’t already get it, just noticed the date.
in any case that’s why I’m not all that worried about finding a record at 2500 units. This one was 5000 and still available. Unless I’m way off on the popularity of this
If you didn’t already get it, just noticed the date.
in any case that’s why I’m not all that worried about finding a record at 2500 units. This one was 5000 and still available. Unless I’m way off on the popularity of this
I hope you are right. I have played the heck out of the CD over the years.
Funny, that it says „RSD 2020 edition“ in the description.
It was originally pressed for 2020 and shpped for 2020 and something legal happened. I assume that any reference and stickers still show that 2020 date.
Here's hoping the 2500 edition run is for the USA RSD release & another run for Euro RSD. And if that's true .. ISO both editions.
I picked up a copy on cassette when it was originally released. I can’t remember a single song on it apart from Crazy Mary
Soul Asylum doing Summer of Drugs is great
1993: Portland, OR (09/06), Seattle, WA (12/07), Seattle, WA (12/08), Seattle, WA (12/09) 1995: Seattle, WA (02/05) 1996: Seattle, WA (09/16) 1997: Oakland, CA (11/19) 1998: Portland, OR (07/18), Seattle, WA (07/21), Seattle, WA (07/22) 2000: Bellingham, WA (05/10), Vancouver, BC (05/11), Mountain View, CA (10/31), Portland, OR (11/02), Seattle, WA (11/05), Seattle, WA (11/06) 2002: Seattle, WA (12/05), Seattle, WA (12/06), Seattle, WA (12/08), Seattle, WA (12/09) 2003: Vancouver, BC (05/30), Seattle, WA (10/22) 2005: Quincy, WA (09/01) 2006: Portland, OR (07/20), Quincy, WA (07/22), Quincy, WA (07/23) 2009: Berlin, DE (08/15), Seattle, WA (9/21), Seattle, WA (9/22) 2010: Berlin, DE (06/30) 2013: Los Angeles, CA (11/23), Los Angeles, CA (11/24), Portland, OR (11/29), Spokane, WA (11/30) 2018: Seattle, WA (08/10) 2022: Seattle, WA (02/22), New York, NY (09/10), New York, NY (09/11), Camden, NJ (09/14), Denver, CO (09/22)
2023: St. Paul, MN (08/31), St. Paul, MN (09/02) 2024: Portland, OR (05/10), Sacramento, CA (05/13), Los Angeles, CA (05/21), Los Angeles, CA (05/22), Seattle, WA (05/28)
In
1992, Victoria Williams was a talented singer-songwriter with a big
problem: diagnosed with multiple sclerosis as she started gaining
widespread exposure, she had no health insurance to cover her treatment
costs. Within a year, an army of fans and friends, including Pearl Jam,
Soul Asylum, Lou Reed, The Jayhawks and Giant Sand, recorded favorites
from her songbook for Sweet Relief; that same year, the Sweet Relief
Musicians Fund was established to offer funds for any musician in need
of care. For the first time, this landmark album is available on vinyl
to once again remind music lovers of the need for fair, affordable
medical treatment for everyone.
1. Soul Asylum “Summer of Drugs”
2. Lucinda Williams “Main Road”
3. Pearl Jam “Crazy Mary”
4. Buffalo Tom “Merry Go Round”
5. Michael Penn “Weeds”
6. Shudder To Think “Animal Wild”
7. Lou Reed “Tarbelly and Featherfoot”
8. Maria McKee “Opelousas (Sweet Relief”
9. Matthew Sweet “This Moment”
10. Evan Dando “Frying Pan”
11. The Jayhawks “Lights”
12. The Waterboys “Why Look At The Moon”
13. Giant Sand “Big Fish”
14. Michelle Shocked “Holy Spirit”
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June 18th. https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/15403
https://www.hhv.de/shop/de/artikel/v-a-sweet-relief-a-benefit-for-victoria-williams-record-store-day-2020-edition-746083
Cool! Hope to see copies sell up here too in Canada.
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I was looking at the RSD Canada list today and didn't see it :(
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in any case that’s why I’m not all that worried about finding a record at 2500 units. This one was 5000 and still available. Unless I’m way off on the popularity of this
Here's hoping the 2500 edition run is for the USA RSD release & another run for Euro RSD. And if that's true .. ISO both editions.
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“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Oh baby!!!!
1995: Seattle, WA (02/05)
1996: Seattle, WA (09/16)
1997: Oakland, CA (11/19)
1998: Portland, OR (07/18), Seattle, WA (07/21), Seattle, WA (07/22)
2000: Bellingham, WA (05/10), Vancouver, BC (05/11), Mountain View, CA (10/31), Portland, OR (11/02), Seattle, WA (11/05), Seattle, WA (11/06)
2002: Seattle, WA (12/05), Seattle, WA (12/06), Seattle, WA (12/08), Seattle, WA (12/09)
2003: Vancouver, BC (05/30), Seattle, WA (10/22)
2005: Quincy, WA (09/01)
2006: Portland, OR (07/20), Quincy, WA (07/22), Quincy, WA (07/23)
2009: Berlin, DE (08/15), Seattle, WA (9/21), Seattle, WA (9/22)
2010: Berlin, DE (06/30)
2013: Los Angeles, CA (11/23), Los Angeles, CA (11/24), Portland, OR (11/29), Spokane, WA (11/30)
2018: Seattle, WA (08/10)
2022: Seattle, WA (02/22), New York, NY (09/10), New York, NY (09/11), Camden, NJ (09/14), Denver, CO (09/22)
2024: Portland, OR (05/10), Sacramento, CA (05/13), Los Angeles, CA (05/21), Los Angeles, CA (05/22), Seattle, WA (05/28)
Format: 2 x LP
In 1992, Victoria Williams was a talented singer-songwriter with a big problem: diagnosed with multiple sclerosis as she started gaining widespread exposure, she had no health insurance to cover her treatment costs. Within a year, an army of fans and friends, including Pearl Jam, Soul Asylum, Lou Reed, The Jayhawks and Giant Sand, recorded favorites from her songbook for Sweet Relief; that same year, the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund was established to offer funds for any musician in need of care. For the first time, this landmark album is available on vinyl to once again remind music lovers of the need for fair, affordable medical treatment for everyone.
1. Soul Asylum “Summer of Drugs”
2. Lucinda Williams “Main Road”
3. Pearl Jam “Crazy Mary”
4. Buffalo Tom “Merry Go Round”
5. Michael Penn “Weeds”
6. Shudder To Think “Animal Wild”
7. Lou Reed “Tarbelly and Featherfoot”
8. Maria McKee “Opelousas (Sweet Relief”
9. Matthew Sweet “This Moment”
10. Evan Dando “Frying Pan”
11. The Jayhawks “Lights”
12. The Waterboys “Why Look At The Moon”
13. Giant Sand “Big Fish”
14. Michelle Shocked “Holy Spirit”
You've got the word "Sweet" right in front of you.
Oof.
Same. If they only receive 1 or 2 copies, will be looking for an online sale drop.