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playing songs from 2014's critically-acclaimed 'The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett' for the first time along with songs spanning the Eels' 19 year career
The slightly windswept chime of the album fits perfectly with a by then quickly developing Geographic aesthetic
announcing itself with taut wah-wah guitars before exploding into fuzztone and horns while singer Dick Valentine duets with the White Stripes’ Jack White”
Charlie Higson) designed all the band’s sleeve art under the pseudonym René Parapap - except for Run Me Down which was made by the Chrysalis Records art department
The companion record album “1967: Vacations In The Past” is a selection of the (mostly) hit songs of that year
Jan And Dean – Jan And Dean Meet Batman Available On:LP playing songs from 2014's critically-acclaimedUK first pressing, 1966, mono VG G+ Some light marks on the record, but cleaned on Okki Nokki and plays VG. Sleeve is intact, with no writing or tears, but has shelf wear and some laminate creases.
