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Matchbox Twenty - Yourself Or Someone Like You (75th Anniversary Atlantic Records Edition) [2LP]

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Matchbox Twenty - Yourself Or Someone Like You (75th Anniversary Atlantic Records Edition) [2LP]Matchbox Twenty's diamond certified debut album gets the royal treatment in this stunning 75th Anniversary Atlantic Records edition from Analogue Productions. Pressed on heavyweight 180 gram vinyl at 45 RPM and mastered directly from the original master tape by Ryan K. Smith, this 2LP set brings fresh depth and warmth to a '90s classic. Originally released in 1996, Yourself Or Someone Like You cemented Matchbox Twentys place in post grunge pop rock

Matchbox Twenty's diamond-certified debut album gets the royal treatment in this stunning 75th Anniversary Atlantic Records edition from Analogue Productions. Pressed on heavyweight 180-gram vinyl at 45 RPM and mastered directly from the original master tape by Ryan K. Smith, this 2LP set brings fresh depth and warmth to a '90s classic.

Originally released in 1996, Yourself Or Someone Like You cemented Matchbox Twenty’s place in post-grunge pop rock with massive hits like “3AM,” “Push,” and “Real World.” Rob Thomas’s unmistakable vocals are all grit and heart, especially on standout tracks like “Back 2 Good” and “Long Day,” where themes of loneliness, emotional fatigue, and tangled relationships hit hard and true. It's an album that wears its scars proudly—and still rocks.

The sound here is dynamic and full-bodied, staying true to the album’s raw, guitar-driven essence while elevating every nuance. With comparisons to Tom Petty and Pearl Jam, this record isn’t flashy - but it is fiercely honest, and that’s why it resonated with millions.

Housed in a deluxe tip-on gatefold jacket with film lamination from Stoughton Printing, this pressing isn’t just a listening experience, it’s a collector’s gem. Whether you grew up with it or you’re spinning it for the first time, this edition delivers the full emotional punch of a '90s rock landmark.

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