Dark End Of The Street EP, by Cat Power (10" on Matador)

	Description:	Ltd to 300 copies 2x10" on Matador DUE 8/12/08 SOLD OUT ON PRE ORDER
	Format:	10"
	Label:	Matador
	Price:	£15.99
	Catalogue number:	OLE8351
	Availability:	sorry, but this item is not available / sold out. (Other items may be available!)

What you say No-one has reviewed Dark End Of The Street EP by Cat Power yet. Give us your opinion on Dark End Of The Street EP by Cat Power. What the label says: In keeping with the theme of the ‘Jukebox’ album, all songs on this EP are covers. · Includes unreleased covers of songs by The Pogues, Sandy Denny / Fairport Convention and James Carr and Aretha Franklin. · Limited edition deluxe double gatefold 10” vinyl set (limited to 200 copies).

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About the humble 10":

The 10" sits somewhere in between the 7" and 10" (kind of like a wierd cousin). This awkward variant exists for no other reason aside from to be different from it's other family members. It can provide less music than a 12" but more than a 7". It's almost like a budget 12" or a posh 7". Either way it's wierd and it needs sorting out. Maybe it's quirkyness has helped it carry on defying all rules and convention? Importantly though it plays at a multitude of speeds so it is still quintessentially a total bargain (albeit a total freak of a bargain).

'foiled again.....'