Bunny Gets Paid: Deluxe Edition

Red Red Meat
Bunny Gets Paid: Deluxe Edition

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Release date: 26/Mar/2009
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Number of discs: 2
Description:Art Direction, Design: Jeff Kleinsmith, Bass, Guitar, Vocals, Piano: Tim Hurley, Bass, Vocals: Tim Hurley, Design: Hank Trotter, Drums: Brian Deck, Drums, Piano, Vocals, Electronics: Brian Deck, Guitar: Glenn Girard, Guitar: Neil Rosario, Guitar, Vocals: Tim Rutili, Guitar, Vocals, Piano, Violin: Tim Rutili, Liner Notes: Ben Massarella, Liner Notes: Brad Wood, Liner Notes: Eric D. Johnson, Liner Notes: Giovanni Gandolfi, Liner Notes: Isaac Brock, Liner Notes: Tim Loftus, Mixed By: Brian Deck, Percussion: Ben Massarella, Percussion: Ben Massarella, Photography By: Jeff Economy, Photography By: Jim Newberry (2), Photography By: Lynn Hamrick, Photography By: Marty Perez, Recorded By, Mixed By: Brad Wood, Recorded By, Mixed By: Keith Cleversley, Remastered By: Greg Calbi, Synth: Casey Rice, Written-By: Ben Massarella, Written-By: Brad Wood, Written-By: Brian Deck, Written-By: Glenn Girard, Written-By: Tim Hurley, Written-By: Tim Rutili, Recorded By, Mixed By: Casey Rice, Arranged By, Conductor: Brian Deck, Viola: Julie Pomerleau, Organ: Russell Baseman, Recorded By: Keith Cleversley, Piano: Brad Wood, Written-By: Johnny Marks, Organ: Tim Rutili, Vocals: Chiyoko Yoshida, Written-By: Alan Sparhawk, Written-By: John Nichols, Written-By: Mimi Parker, Horns, Mixed By: Brad Wood, Guitar: Tim Hurley, Organ: Tim Rutili, Horns, Mixed By: Brad Wood, Written-By: Ali Score, Written-By: Frank Maudsley, Written-By: Mike Score, Written-By: Paul Reynolds, Labelcode 00037070 (SPCD 778), Phonographic Copyright (p) Sub Pop Records, Copyright (c) Sub Pop Records, Published By Goatlicker Music, Published By St. Nicholas Music, Published By Chairkickers' Music, Published By Universal Music - Z Tunes LLC, Recorded At The Playground, Chicago, Recorded At Idful Music, Mixed At Idful Music, Remastered At Sterling Sound
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Paul Bullock - 13/Jul/2009 4 of 5 Stars!
1995's wonderfully weird Bunny Gets Paid is a great rambling mess of post-punk, blues, and lo-fi haze. It also happens to be the first step toward the...

Greg Argo - 30/Apr/2009 
Sub Pop originally released Chicago band Red Red Meat’s third album Bunny Gets Paid in 1995, and have recently reissued it as a double disc with a rem...

Chris Burland - 24/Apr/2009 4 of 5 Stars!
You know you've been around a while when albums you reviewed get reissued with bonus tracks. My original review of this album appeared in the December...

EDDIE THOMAS - 18/Apr/2009 5 of 5 Stars!
Red Red Meat first came to my attention back in the days when I was a lot skinnier and less hairy and tattooed. I bought me a copy of their “Idiot Son...

Peter Hepburn - 17/Apr/2009 5 of 5 Stars!
Even though it has been out of print for a while now, Bunny Gets Paid is a known substance. A small core of critics and fans has rightfully sung the p...

Jeff Terich - 08/Apr/2009 
When I compiled Treble's 20 Essential Sub Pop albums last year on the legendary indie label's 20th anniversary, some albums were left out--Earth, L7 a...

Jennifer Kelly - 20/Mar/2009 
Bunny Gets Paid catches Red Red Meat three-quarters of the way through its deconstruction of blues rock, its tempos slowed, its textures murkier and m...