Todd Snider Songs For The Daily Planet LP (Translucent Green Vinyl)

Debut Album On Translucent Green Vinyl LP!
First Time On Vinyl!

Songs For The Daily Planet is the debut album by singer/songwriter Todd Snider that was originally released in 1994. Combining country, folk and roots rock elements with rock 'n' roll attitude to spare, the album was critically acclaimed and put Todd on the music map as a major new talent. From the opening track "My Generation (Part 2)" where he indicts his own generation, to the chilling "You Think You Know Somebody", about a lifelong friend who turns out to be a child absuser, to the Dylanesque hidden track "Talking Seattle Grunge-Rock Blues" which pokes fun at the music industry hype around the Seattle music scene, Snider's songwriting and performing chops shine on his incredible debut. In a gatefold sleeve, on translucent green vinyl, the first time ever released on vinyl!

Features:
• Translucent Green Vinyl LP
• First time ever released on vinyl
• Reissue premastering by Gary Hobish at A. Hammer Mastering
• Mastering by George Horn and Anne-Marie Suenram at Fantasy Studios
• Gatefold sleeve

Selections:
Side 1:
1. My Generation (Part 2)
2. Easy Money
3. That Was Me
4. This Land Is Our Land
5. Alright Guy
6. I Spoke As A Child
7. Talking Seatlle Grunge-Rock Blues
Side 2:
1. Turn It Up
2. Trouble
3. Alot More
4. You Think You Know Somebody
5. Somebody's Coming
6. Joe's Blues