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Pages: 100, Paperback, Music Sales America

Including: Big In Japan, Lowside of the Road, Hold On, Get Behind the Mule, House Where Nobody Lives, Cold Water, Pony, Whats He Building, Black Market Baby, Eyeball Kid, Picture In A Frame, Chocolate Jesus, Georgia Lee, Filipino Box Spring Hog, Take It With Me, and Come On Up to the House....

Release Date: 2004-10-01, Vinyl, ANTI

After Tom Waits's six-year stint indulging in other artistic endeavors, hearing his familiar growl is like revving up a beloved old motorcycle after driving around in an SUV. The hard-earned wisdom and arcane sensibilities of this set make it one of strongest releases of his entire eclectic catalog. --Matthew Cooke

* 140g Vinyl. * Double LP. * Mixed and mastered in analog. * Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios by Chris Bellman.

''Mule Variations'' is an album by Tom Waits, released 1999 on the ANTI- label. It was Waits's first studio album since 1992's ''Bone Machine'' (the later ''The Black Rider'' was a collection of songs originally written for a play). It won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album and was nominated for Best Male Rock Performance for the track "Hold On". It also sold more than 500,000 copies world wide.

2002, Anti- | Epitaph Insound LP+MP3! Purchase the vinyl format of Mule Variations and you'll receive a link to download the MP3s for free immediately after check-out! VINYL FORMAT of this amazing record. Released in 1999, this album was an instant classic, in that Tom Waits style. You know...dark chamber style music, southern blues-ish folk and crazy carnival music all on one album and brought together by an amazing voice. This LP is super hard to find these days so if you have never heard this...

Tom Waits grew steadily less prolific after redefining himself as a junkyard noise poet with Swordfishtrombones , but the five-year-wait between Black Rider and 1999's Mule Variations was the longest yet. Given the fact that Waits decided to abandon major labels for the California indie Epitaph, Mule Variations would seem like a golden opportunity to redefine himself and begin a new phase of his career. However, it plays like a revue of highlights from every album he's made since Swordfishtrombones...

big in japan. . low side of the road. . hold on. . get behind the mule. . house where nobody lives. . cold water. . pony. . what's he building?. . black market baby. . eyeball kid. . picture in a frame. . chocolate jesus. . georgia lee. . filipino box spring hog. . take it with me.