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11:11 Deluxe 20th Anniversary Edition by Come (Record, 2013)

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Number of Tracks
19
Tracks
Submerge, Dead Molly, Brand New Vein, Off to One Side, Bell, William, Sad Eyes, Power Failure, Orbit, Fast Piss Blues [7"], I Got the Blues [7"], Dead Molly (Live at Vermonstress Festival), William (Live at Vermonstress Festival), Submerge (Live at Vermonstress Festival), Last Mistake (Live at Vermonstress Festival), Fast Piss Blues (Live at Vermonstress Festival), Bell (Live at Vermonstress Festival), Car (Live at Vermonstress Festival), SVK (Live at Vermonstress Festival)
Number of Discs
3
Notes
Double vinyl LP pressing includes bonus 7' single. Deluxe two CD edition. Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the Alt-Rock band's classic 1992 debut album. The first LP features the original album while the second LP contains Come's October 10, 1992 performance at the Vermonstress Festival. Also include a bonus 7", a reissue of the "Fast Piss Blues" B&W "I Got the Blues" single. Despite being one of the best album in this Matador's long history and one of the more memorable debut albums in an era full of 'em, Eleven : Eleven has been out of print for far too long.