🚚 Free Shipping on Orders Over $99*

Free Shipping Policy

  • Orders shipping to Continental US only
  • Exceptions may apply on bulk / oversized items
  • For full terms click here
10% OFF 4️⃣orMore Records Everyday!

Turntable Lab 4orMore Discount

  • no code necessary, auto-applies in cart
  • does not apply to pre-orders
  • cannot be combined with other discount codes
  • check out the full policy here

Dear You (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP

Geffen / SKU: lp-9962
final album from emo progenitors
Regular price $27.95
Unit price
per
5.0 (1)
 
Need More Help, Contact Our Experts!

  • Fourth studio album from influential emo act Jawbreaker. Dear You was originally recorded in 1995 and proved to be a turning point in the band's history. Contrary to their outspoken disdain of the major-label music industry, the band ended up signing with DGC Records for a rumored one million dollar advance. Many fans felt that this in itself was a betrayal. Produced by Green Day producer Rob Cavallo, the album boasted a slicker sound, while frontman Blake Schwarzenbach's vocals were noticeably different following surgery on his vocal cords. It's safe to say that the album was not well received by the band's fans when it was released in 1995. Jawbreaker would go on to breakup with members forming projects including Jets to Brazil and Whysall Lane. However, Dear You would end up having a lasting impact on the emo scene of the late 90s. And the album has stood up over time. Whether it's the sole single "Fireman," the seething dynamics of "Accident Prone," or the melodic verses and raging choruses of "Million," there is plenty to like here. Thirteen tracks in all. Released by Geffen Records on blue colored vinyl housed in a full color sleeve with a printed insert.

    • blue colored vinyl
    • includes printed insert
    • music label: Geffen Records 2018
    reviewed by ninetwofour 09/2018
    upc: 602547599773

Fourth studio album from influential emo act Jawbreaker. Dear You was originally recorded in 1995 and proved to be a turning point in the band's history. Contrary to their outspoken disdain of the major-label music industry, the band ended up signing with DGC Records for a rumored one million dollar advance. Many fans felt that this in itself was a betrayal. Produced by Green Day producer Rob Cavallo, the album boasted a slicker sound, while frontman Blake Schwarzenbach's vocals were noticeably different following surgery on his vocal cords. It's safe to say that the album was not well received by the band's fans when it was released in 1995. Jawbreaker would go on to breakup with members forming projects including Jets to Brazil and Whysall Lane. However, Dear You would end up having a lasting impact on the emo scene of the late 90s. And the album has stood up over time. Whether it's the sole single "Fireman," the seething dynamics of "Accident Prone," or the melodic verses and raging choruses of "Million," there is plenty to like here. Thirteen tracks in all. Released by Geffen Records on blue colored vinyl housed in a full color sleeve with a printed insert.

  • blue colored vinyl
  • includes printed insert
  • music label: Geffen Records 2018
reviewed by ninetwofour 09/2018
upc: 602547599773

Labheads Also Viewed

Trending