How Did We Find Ourselves Here? documentary and companion soundtrack Live Through the Past, Darkly

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The set includes a documentary DVD with commentary from music icons, chronicling the band's history and a 1983 live concert. The accompanying CD features unreleased live tracks from 1983-2023, with special appearances.

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DVD + Double LP: This package offers the documentary DVD covering the band's journey and a 1983 Roxy concert. It's paired with a Double LP containing exclusive live recordings from their entire career, including special performances.

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1.	Medicine Show (1983) The Roxy 07:14
2.	Still Holding On To You (1983) Club Lingerie 06:46	buy track
3.	Halloween (1984) Tokyo 06:48	buy track
4.	Forest for the Trees (1986) Roskilde Festival 04:26	buy track
5.	Now I Ride Alone (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz 04:39	buy track
6.	See That My Grave is kept clean (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz 04:05
7.	That's what you always say (2014) KEXP 04:30
8.	When you smile (2017) WXPN 04:44
9.	How Did I find myself Here (2017) KEXP 09:50
10.	Glide (2019) WXPN 06:14
11.	Bullet Holes (2019) WXPN 04:22
12.	John Coltrane Stereo Blues (2023) The Lexington 16:15

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The Dream Syndicate How Did We Find Ourselves Here? documentary and companion soundtrack Live Through the Past, Darkly out February 9th via Label 51 Recordings

Audio soundtrack to the documentary
Live Through the Past, Darkly

All previously unreleased live recordings spanning the band’s entire career featuring Steve Wynn, Dennis Duck, Mark Walton, Jason Victor andKendra Smith, Karl Precoda, Paul Cutler, Tom Zvoncheck and Vicki Peterson

Medicine Show (1983) The Roxy
Still Holding On To You (1983) Club Lingerie
Halloween (1984) Tokyo
Forest for the Trees (1986) Roskilde Festival
Now I Ride Alone (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz
See That My Grave is kept clean (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz
That's what you always say (2014) KEXP
How Did I find myself Here (2017) KEXP
Glide (2019) WXPN
Bullet Holes (2019) WXPN
John Coltrane Stereo Blues (2023) The Lexington

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released February 9, 2024

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The Dream Syndicate Los Angeles, California

The Dream Syndicate, an American alternative rock band, formed in 1981 in Los Angeles, is known for its influence in the Paisley Underground movement. Their 1982 debut, "The Days of Wine and Roses," blended psychedelic and punk rock. Disbanding in 1989, they reunited in 2012, continuing to release music and tour. ... more

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