RYAN ADAMS & The Cardinals "III / IV" Sealed 2010 US Original Colored 2LP MINT

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Ryan Adams & The Cardinals "III / IV" Sealed LP - PAX Americana Record Company PAXAM-008-01 (2010) (USA) ...This auction is for a factory sealed, original limited edition Double Record on Colored (Red / Blue) vinyl. 

 The factory sealed Records [auction photo of vinyl is from personal collection] and Gatefold Cover are in excellent (Mint) condition (item will include a high quality resealable outer plastic sleeve). Satisfaction Guaranteed. For payment please use Paypal (other payments are no longer accepted due to eBay’s policies. If that is a problem, please let them know and contact us to work something out). NOTE: Payment and Shipping information is listed below for one record but S/H charges may include actual postage rate (plus usually less than $1 for shipping supplies). All items are shipped worldwide (except Russia*). Specialized shipping is extra ~ Not responsible for uninsured items ~ Insurance (US prices only) is $3.00 for $5.00 to $250.00 in coverage (Foreign Insurance can be expensive and complicated) ...Thank you (Click the (beatcity02) link next to the feedback score for our seller profile)

Detailed item info:

Album Features UPC: 851007003019 Artist: Ryan Adams/Ryan Adams & the Cardinals Format: Double LP
Release Year: 2010 Record Label: Paxamerican Genre: Alternative, Rock & Pop Number Of Records: 2
Track Listing
Record 1:
1. Breakdown into the Resolve
2. Dear Candy
3. Wasteland
4. Ultraviolet Light
5. Stop Playing with My Heart
6. Lovely and Blue
7. Happy Birthday
8. Kisses Start Wars
9. The Crystal Skull
10. Users

Record 2:
1. No
2. Numbers
3. Gracie
4. Icebreaker
5. Sewers at the Bottom of the Wishing Well
6. Typecast
7. Star Wars
8. My Favorite Song
9. P.S.
10. Death and Rats
11. Kill the Lights

Details Playing Time: 67 min. Producer: Jamie Candiloro Distributor: The Orchard Records Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo
Album Notes:
  Recorded during the 2007 sessions that produced Easy Tiger but shelved until 2010 for no particular reason, the double-album III/IV shares much of the relaxed, unhurried vibe of that tight 2007 LP but there is a key difference: this is a straight-up rock & roll album, the first Ryan Adams has released with the Cardinals.
  No country touches III/IV, not even of the Deadhead variety: Adams is in his alt-rocker mode, so much so that he even dabbles in textures borrowed from the Killers, who were at the height of their prominence back in 2007. Despite these lingering new wave affectations, the roots of this record lie in the left-of-the-dial sounds of the late `80s. Adams touches upon rainy-day English rock and atmospheric anthems custom-made for arenas, but his touchstone remains American rock, specifically the Replacements. He's never as reckless as the Mats at their peak -- hell, he's never as reckless as he was on Rock n Roll, but he's not as desperate to prove his greatness as he was on that 2003 mess either. And that's the charm of III/IV and of Adams in general since he's gotten sober: he's not trying so hard. Songs still spill out of him as if he can't control it, but he no longer sounds as if he ranks his merit by sheer numbers -- he's just enjoying the process, and who could blame him when he's back with a band as sympathetic to his needs as the Cardinals? As adept with this set of alt-rock as they were with country-rock, they play into Adams' newfound relaxed assurance, which is in some ways better heard on III/IV than it was on Easy Tiger simply because he sustains interests over two discs, never peaking yet never lagging either.