Modest Mouse - Interstate 8 MP3

Modest Mouse Glacial Pace Indie Rock 2015

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Tracklist

1	Edit The Sad Parts	9:33
2	Whenever You Breathe Out, I Breathe In (Positive Negative)	4:23
3	All Night Diner	4:45
4	Interstate 8	4:38
5	Beach Side Property	8:26
6	Novocain Stain	3:29
7	Edit The Sad Parts	7:01
8	Buttons To Push The Buttons	2:23
9	Broke	2:57
10	Tundra / Desert	5:23
11	Live In Sunburst, Montana
12	Sleepwalking (Couples Only Dance Prom Night) Written-By – Modest Mouse, Santo & Johnny	3:23

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
UP 035	Modest Mouse	Interstate 8 ‎(CD, EP)	Up Records	UP 035	US	1996
GPLP008	Modest Mouse	Interstate 8 ‎(LP, RE, Blu)	Glacial Pace	GPLP008	US	2015
none	Modest Mouse	Interstate 8 ‎(11xFile, AAC, EP, RE, 256)	Glacial Pace	none	2015
GPCD008	Modest Mouse	Interstate 8 ‎(CD, EP, RE)	Glacial Pace	GPCD008	US	2015
none	Modest Mouse	Interstate 8 ‎(11xFile, FLAC, EP, RE, 16-)	Glacial Pace	none	UK, Europe & US	2015

Credits

Bass – Eric Judy
Guitar – Steve Wold
Guitar, Vocals – Isaac Brock
Percussion – Jeremiah Green
Recorded By – Steve Wold
Vocals – Nichole Johnson

Notes

First vinyl pressing.

Tracks B1 to B6 are mentioned on the back cover as 'Live in Sunburst, Montana', a tracklisting is not given.

Barcodes

Barcode: 767981149219
Barcode (stickered barcode): 0767981149264

Video

Kison

A bit of surface noise, nothing too major. Good sound overall. Side B live recording is pretty good considering the equipment it was probably recorded on as mentioned in a comment below.

Mojar

Insanely good sound quality, especially for a decade+ old live performance that surely was recorded on subpar equipment. The album is fantastic as well, I had all of these songs on other records already, but it was worth the money just for the live recording. No complaints here!

Qane

After years of fast-forwarding through the awkward silence between the 5 main tracks and the 6-song demo featured on this previously CD-only EP, I am stoked to have this album split amongst two sides of vinyl. Both parts of Interstate 8 holds its own and I find myself replaying each side multiple times before flipping it. This new format makes for just such an enjoyable listening experience, I hardly care that the record label on Side A of my copy is jacked up.