USED - The Replacements - Pleased To Meet Me

Condition

Media: Very Good Plus (VG+) — Strong VG+, minor hairlines and fingerprints
Sleeve: Very Good (VG) — minor residue of old water stains across the edges of the opening,minor storage wear and bumps along the edges too. otherwise a VG+ at first glance

Tracklisting

A1  I.O.U.  2:57
A2  Alex Chilton  3:12
A3  I Don't Know  3:19
A4  Nightclub Jitters  2:44
A5  The Ledge  4:04
B1  Never Mind  2:47
B2  Valentine  3:31
B3  Shooting Dirty Pool  2:20
B4  Red Red Wine  2:59
B5  Skyway  2:04
B6  Can't Hardly Wait  3:02

Credits

Art Direction: Jeri McManus Heiden
Bass: Tommy Stinson
Drums: Chris Mars
Guitar [Guitars]: Paul Westerberg
Illustration [Dustsleeve Illustration]: Chris Mars
Mastered By [DMM, Originally Mastered By]: Ted Jensen
Mixed By, Recorded By: Joe Hardy
Mixed By, Recorded By: John Hampton
Photography By [Cover Photography]: Daniel Corrigan
Photography By [Inner Sleeve Photography]: Daniel Corrigan
Photography By [Inner Sleeve Photography]: James Lancaster
Producer: Jim Dickinson
Producer [Production Assistant]: James Lancaster
Vocals: Paul Westerberg
Written-By: Chris Mars
Written-By: Paul Westerberg
Written-By: Tommy Stinson

Label: Sire (925 557-1)

Notes

Issued with a b/w innersleeve with pictures on one side and credits on the other. Track B4: Background Vocals: Everybody Track B6: Memphis Horns: Andrew Love - Tenor Sax Ben Jr. - Trumpet [Additional runout information:] Runouts are stamped, everything after the side-identifiers (including the cut#: A#/B# - if present) is hand-etched. As identified by their specific pattern inside the runout matrices -  Mastering/processing method: Direct Metal Mastering [DMM]. The German company [l=Record Service Alsdorf] used U.S. based stamper discs to press the records. These stampers were produced as follows: - The DMM master disc was originally made at Sterling Sound ('STERLING'). - The DMM master/father was plated at Sheffield Lab Matrix - as subcontractor for Allied Record Company - identified by the 'delta' number '△#####' / '△#####-X'. - The DMM master/mother(s) were plated at Specialty Records Corporation for Allied Record Company ('SP-AR', 'SP', 'SR'). - Instead of pressing the records themselves, Allied Record Company made also stampers (as part of the plating production steps) for other pressing plants for foreign markets outside the U.S. (acc. to both manufacturer matrix numbers 'B-#####', 'GER'). - Finally, Record Service Alsdorf pressed them, as identified by their specific pattern in the runouts ('R/S Alsdorf') and acc. to the pressing rings.