Today the mailman delivered me my pre-order of the new repress of this landmark LP by HAVE HEART. I was browsing the B9 site and checking the store but nothing that I wanted was in it. But merely a minute later, while I was browsing, this RED repress appeared. I read the description and needed now further arguments to order this repress, in order to have all the colors existing.
Have Heart “The Things We Carry” RED Repress
But it was announced that there would be a special surprise edition inserted randomly into pre-orders. So I ordered two right away. When I realized I did this, playing on the lottery as I called, I was really pissed that I took my chance. But later I consoled myself by saying that an extra red copy would do no harm. But somewhere deep inside I still hoped that I would get the surprise edition.
As time passed on I forgot about the whole scene I went through after ordering this, but then I took notice of the fact that the package arrived. And then the whole scene started over again, just until I opened it and saw that I got this out of 100 copies made HH TTWC LP:
Have Heart “The Things We Carry” BLACK w/ Gatefold Cover
Have Heart “The Things We Carry” with lyrics on inside of sleeve and extra lyricsheet
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