Streetlight Manifesto – 99 Songs Of Revolution Vol. 1 (Colored, Reissue LP Vinyl)
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Tomas Kalnoky built Streetlight Manifesto out of the wreckage of Catch 22, channeling a restless, literary intensity into third-wave ska that resonated far beyond the genre's usual borders. This covers collection, finally getting a colored vinyl pressing, doubles as an autobiography of his listening life, revealing the breadth of influence behind one of the most devoted cult followings in underground music.
Clear vinyl. Originally conceived as a massive multi-band, multi-volume covers project, this album saw Streetlight tackle eleven songs that influenced Kalnoky's musical development. The tracklist is a genuinely eclectic mix, ranging from Radiohead and Bad Religion to Paul Simon and a 1950s Louis Jordan number. Rather than simple recreations, the band fully transforms each song through their own lens, making the covers feel like natural extensions of their catalog. Only one volume was ever released, leaving the larger 99-song concept permanently unfinished.
Tracklist:
- Birds Flying Away (Mason Jennings)
- Hell (Squirrel Nut Zippers)
- Just (Radiohead)
- Skyscraper (Bad Religion)
- Punk Rock Girl (The Dead Milkmen)
- Linoleum (Nofx)
- Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard (Paul Simon)
- They Provide the Paint (B.O.T.A.R.)
- Red Rubber Ball (The Cyrkle)
- The Troubador (Louis Jordan)
- Such Great Heights (The Postal Service)
UPC: 840526510290
Label: Pentimento Music Co.
Release Date: 7.24.26
Format: LP Vinyl