About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelOmre, Omnivore Recordings

UPC0816651011230

eBay Product ID (ePID)19046075735

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2018

GenreRock

ArtistSoul Asylum

Release TitleMade to Be Broken

Dimensions

Item Height0.32 in

Item Weight0.16 lb

Item Length5.56 in

Item Width4.91 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks27

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Tied to the Tracks 1.2 Ship of Fools 1.3 Can't Go Back 1.4 Another World Another Day 1.5 Made to Be Broken 1.6 Never Really Been 1.7 Whoa! 1.8 New Feelings 1.9 Growing Pain 1.10 Lone Rider 1.11 Ain't That Tough 1.12 Don't It (Make Your Troubles Seem Small) 1.13 Long Way Home 1.14 Another World, Another Day (Alternate Version) [Bonus Track] 1.15 Fearless [Bonus Track] 1.16 Freeway [Bonus Track] 1.17 The Snake [Bonus Track] 1.18 Hey Bird [Bonus Track] 1.19 Friends [Bonus Track] 1.20 Can't Go Back (Alternate Version) [Bonus Track] 1.21 Swingin' [Bonus Track] 1.22 Lost in Your Face [Bonus Track] 1.23 Catch Me If You Can [Bonus Track] 1.24 Song of the Terrorist [Bonus Track] 1.25 To Go There [Bonus Track] 1.26 20 Year Itch [Bonus Track] 1.27 Ramblin' Rose [Bonus Track]

NotesSoul Asylum first hit the Minneapolis music scene in early 1981. Core members Dave Pirner, Dan Murphy, and Karl Mueller met at local punk rock shows. Coming up in the shadow of formidable bands like Hüsker Dü and The Replacements, who they were all big fans of, was daunting but, ultimately, it inspired them to make a name for themselves. Soul Asylum stood out immediately because of their work ethic and smart, punky hard rock sound. They made four records for hometown label Twin/Tone Records before moving on to the majors; first A&M, then Columbia, where they scored two platinum albums and won a Best Rock Song Grammy® for "Runaway Train." Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone Records co-founder and Replacements manager, Peter Jesperson and Grammy®-winner, Cheryl Pawelski, this expanded reissue of Soul Asylum's second album, Made To Be Broken, contains 15 bonus tracks, 9 of which are previously unreleased. The packaging provides a stunning array of never before seen photos, artwork, handwritten lyrics and flyers. It also includes an impassioned, thought-provoking, frequently hilarious essay-written by legendary Bay Area music journalist Gina Arnold-that tells the story of how the band's live show knocked the writer flat and puts Soul Asylum's lasting importance in perspective.