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The Go – Whatcha Doin' 20th Anniversary Remix Redux

Label: Third Man Records – TMR-643, Third Man Records – TMR-644, Third Man Records – TMR-645, Sub Pop – TMR-643 Series: Third Man Records Vault – Package 41 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Orange Marbled [Summer Sun] Vinyl, LP, Album, Clear w/ Yellow & Purple Smoke [Mottled Carpet Remnant] Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single All Media, Limited Edition Country: US Released: Sep 2019 Genre: Rock Style: Garage Rock, Rock & Roll, Alternative Rock

Tracklist

Whatcha Doin' (TMR-643) A1 Meet Me At The Movies 3:24 A2 Summer Sun Blues 3:34 A3 Keep On Trash 3:30 A4 Whatcha Doin' 2:40 A5 But You Don't Know 2:35 A6 Suzy Don't Leave 3:21 B1 It Might Be Bad 3:44 B2 Tired Of The Night 2:48 B3 You Can Get High 2:19 B4 On The Corner 3:26 B5 Hesitation 2:30 B6 Time For Moon 3:24 Ferdinand Attic Demos (TMR-644) C1 Meet Me At The Movies 3:23 C2 But You Don't Know 2:39 C3 Summer Sun Blues 3:10 C4 Whatcha Doin' 2:47 C5 On The Corner 3:28 C6 Suzy Don't Leave 3:30 C7 Hesitation (Partial) 2:08 D1 You Can Get High 3:19 D2 It Might Be Bad 3:49 D3 Tired Of The Night 3:05 D4 Keep On Trash 3:49 D5 Time For Moon 3:18 D6 Time For Moon (Songwriting Demo) 7:02 Studio Outtakes (TMR-645) E Keep On Trash (Alternate Studio Take) 4:03 F Time For Moon (Alternate Studio Take) 3:45

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ? – THE GO / Third Man Records LLC.
• Phonographic Copyright ? – Sub Pop Records
• Copyright © – THE GO / Third Man Records LLC.
• Copyright © – Third Man Records
• Copyright © – Sub Pop Records
• Licensed To – Third Man Records, LLC
• Manufactured By – Third Man Pressing
• Mastered At – Third Man Mastering
• Recorded At – Ghetto Recorders
• Recorded At – 1203 Ferdinand
• Mixed At – Ghetto Recorders
• Engineered At – Ghetto Recorders
• Lacquer Cut at – Third Man Mastering
• Pressed By – Third Man Pressing

Credits

• Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals – Dave Buick
• Drums – Marc Fellis
• Guitar, Vocals – John Krautner
• Lacquer Cut By – WTS*
• Layout – Roe Peterhans
• Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – Jack White (2)
• Mastered By – Bill Skibbe
• Mixed By – Bill Skibbe (tracks: E, F)
• Mixed By [Remixed from the original tapes by] – Bill Skibbe (tracks: A1 to B6), Jack White (2) (tracks: A1 to B6)
• Mixed By [assistance from] – Bobby Harlow (tracks: A1 to B6), Dave Buick (tracks: A1 to B6)
• Music By, Lyrics By – Harlow*, Buick* (tracks: A1, C1), White* (tracks: A4, D4 to D6, E, F), Krautner*, Delicato* (tracks: A2, C3)
• Photography By [Cover photos] – Ewolf
• Photography By [Live photos] – Doug Coombe, Jim Petts, Patrick Pantano
• Producer – Matthew Smith (tracks: A1 to B6, E, F)
• Recorded By, Engineer – Jim Diamond (2) (tracks: A1 to B6, E, F)
• Voice – Bobby Harlow

Notes

10"x 8" Photo book collection titled "The Go in Black and White" also included.

Tracks A1 and B3 are previously unreleased studio versions. Tracks E and F are previously unreleased studio outtakes from the Whatcha Doin' session.

LP2 (Ferdinand Attic Demos) recorded in the Attic of Jack’s childhood home on Ferdinand St. in SW Detroit, winter 1999 a few days before The Go entered the studio to record the Whatcha Doin’ LP.

Tapes were left as is, all tape crunches, abrupt stops and general weirdness remain intact.

Dispatched in Third Man Records box. 7" and book in sealed jiffy bag.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): TMR - 643 - A WHATCHA DOIN? WTS TMM TMP
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): TMR - 643 - B TAKING OFF MY PANTS WTS TMM TMP
• Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched): TMR - 644 - A COOL AS A JUNE BUG WTS TMM TMP
• Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched): TMR - 644 - B WHERE'D YOU GET YOUR SHOG? WTS TMM TMP
• Matrix / Runout (Side E runout, etched): TMR - 645 - A WTS TMM TMP PlEASE DO NOT
• Matrix / Runout (Side F runout, etched): TMR - 645 - B HANG ON THE HEAVY BAG WTS TMM TMP

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