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Tanner Usrey 'Crossing Lines' Signed Double LP

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Category: Vinyl - 2LP

Tanner Usrey 'Crossing Lines' Double LP

TRACKLIST:

Echo in the Holler

Guns Drugs and Allergy Pills

Take Me Home

Tanner Usrey & Ella Langley – Beautiful Lies

Crossing Lines

Who I Am

Give It Some Time

Pick Up Your Phone

Tanner Usrey & Graycie York – Last Goodbye

Black Widow

Make You Weep

Destiny

Evelyn’s Eyes (Feat. Jessi England)

Down Here at The Bottom

Beautiful Lies

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

The signed cover is a nice touch and the wax itself is dead quiet — no crackle at all through "Beautiful Lies." Been spinning the whole double LP all weekend and the pressing sounds warm and full.

Sebastian N. ★★★★★

Side B of this double LP has been on repeat all week — "Beautiful Lies" with Ella Langley is even better on wax than streaming. The records themselves came out of the sleeve flat and quiet, no warp, barely any surface noise.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

The signature on the sleeve is the first thing I noticed, and it's actually hand-signed rather than printed. "Beautiful Lies" with Ella Langley is the track I keep flipping back to, and both records are dead quiet.