Red Red Meat - Red Red Meat vinyl record cover

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Robo Sleep

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Snowball

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Molly's On The Rag

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Flossy

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Idaho Durt

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Cellophane

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Grief Giver

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Rabit Eyed

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Hot Nickety Trunk Monkey

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Nice Round Numbers

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X-Diamond Cutter Blues

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Stare Box

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Pclm

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Rubbing Mirrors

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Sand Box

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Disco Heathen (Alt Mix)

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K-Head

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Grief Giver (W/ Brian)

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I'm Not In Love


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Red Red Meat

Red Red Meat

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Extremely limited double vinyl LP pressing featuring bonus tracks and includes digital download. First time ever on vinyl! In Chicago in the early 90s, combustible rock outfit Friends of Betty, led by songwriter Tim Rutili, collapsed and reconfigured itself as Red Red Meat. In 1992, the band released its self-titled debut on its own Perishable Records imprint. Over the course of its career, Red Red Meat would twist and expand its sound on a series of records for Sub Pop, eventually morphing into experimental outfit Califone, but Red Red Meat finds core members Rutili, Brian Deck, Ben Massarella, and Glenn Girard (along with Jimmy Chamberlin of the Smashing Pumpkins and Friends of Betty bassist Glynis Johnson) playing strutting, feedback-drenched rock `n' roll.

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