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Soul Asylum: Twin / Tone Extras - VINYL LPTitle: Twin Tone Extras Artist: Soul Asylum Label: Omnivore Recordings Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 816651010332 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 02 08 Number of Discs: 1 New compilation featuring tracks from early Soul Asylum (then known as Loud Fast Rules) and select bonus tracks from the Soul Asylum CD reissues. Includes alternate takes, demos, cassette only compilation tracks and more. Reissue co produced by Twin Tone co founder Peter Jesperson and
Title: Twin / Tone ExtrasArtist: Soul Asylum
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 816651010332
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-02-08
Number of Discs: 1
New compilation featuring tracks from early Soul Asylum (then known as Loud Fast Rules) and select bonus tracks from the Soul Asylum CD reissues. Includes alternate takes, demos, cassette-only compilation tracks and more. Reissue co-produced by Twin/Tone co-founder Peter Jesperson and Grammy®-winning producer Cheryl Pawelski. Soul Asylum first hit the Minneapolis music scene in early 1981. Core members Dave Pirner, Dan Murphy, and Karl Mueller met at local punk rock shows. Coming up in the shadow of formidable bands like Hüsker Dü and The Replacements, show they were all big fans of, was daunting but, ultimately, it inspired them to make a name for themselves. Soul Asylum stood out immediately because of their work ethic and smart, punky hard rock sound. They made four records for hometown label, Twin/Tone Records, before moving on to the majors; first A&M, then Columbia where they scored two platinum albums and won a Best Rock Song Grammy® for "Runaway Train." This special compilation picks up select bonus tracks featured on the CD reissues of Soul Asylum's Twin/Tone releases and is co-produced by Twin/Tone Records co-founder and Replacements manager, Peter Jesperson and Grammy®-winner and Omnivore Recordings co-founder, Cheryl Pawelski. This previously unissued, unique compilation reaches back for some of the earliest Soul Asylum recordings as Loud Fast Rules while also offering alternate versions of some well know songs. Twin/Tone Extras has been restored and mastered by Grammy®-award winning engineer, Michael Graves at Osiris Studio and cut by Chris Muth at Taloowa.
Tracks:
1.1 Black and Blue (Demo) [Bonus Track] - By Loud Fast Rules
1.2 Cocktails (Demo) [Bonus Track] - By Loud Fast Rules
1.3 Propaganda [Bonus Track] - By Loud Fast Rules
1.4 Bad Moon Rising [Bonus Track] - By Proud Crass Fools
1.5 Happy [Bonus Track] - By Proud Crass Fools
1.6 Long Way Home
1.7 Another World, Another Day (Alternate Version) [Bonus Track]
1.8 Swingin' [Bonus Track]
2.1 Can't Go Back (Alternate Version) [Bonus Track]
2.2 Catch Me If You Can [Bonus Track]
2.3 Song of the Terrorist [Bonus Track]
2.4 To Go There [Bonus Track]
2.5 20 Year Itch [Bonus Track]
2.6 Lost in Your Face [Bonus Track]
2.7 Ramblin' Rose [Bonus Track]
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Polished Everyday Crossbody, Though Priced Like a Designer-Branded Bag
Color: Vanilla/Acorn
This crossbody bag has a clean, classic look that works well for everyday use, errands, travel, or casual outfits where you want something more polished than a basic purse. The north-south shape gives it a slim profile, so it does not feel overly bulky, but it still has enough room for daily essentials like a phone, wallet, keys, small cosmetics, cards, and other small items.
The zipper closure is a practical feature because it keeps everything more secure than an open-top bag, especially when walking around, shopping, or traveling. The front and back zippered pockets are also useful for items you want quick access to, like a phone, receipt, lip balm, or transit card. I like that the layout keeps the bag organized without making it feel complicated.
The material is mostly PVC with some polyester and polyurethane, so it has more of a coated designer-bag feel rather than soft genuine leather. That makes it easier to wipe clean and more resistant to everyday marks, but buyers should know they are paying more for the brand/style than for leather construction. The bag feels structured and presentable, but it may not have the same long-term aging or softness as a real leather crossbody.
For comfort, the crossbody style is convenient because it keeps your hands free and distributes weight better than carrying a small handbag by hand. It is best for people who want a stylish everyday bag, not someone looking for a large tote or something that can carry bulky items.
For pricing, similar branded crossbody bags usually range from about $80–$200, depending on the brand, size, material, and whether it is leather or coated canvas/PVC. At around $180, this is on the premium side for a PVC-blend crossbody, but it is fairly typical for the Michael Kors price range. Overall, it feels worth considering if you like the style and brand name, but value-focused buyers may want to compare sale prices or color options before paying full price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Stylish, Spacious, and Perfect for Everyday Use
Color: Brown/Acorn
absolutely love this Michael Kors Jet Set Travel crossbody bag! The design is great making it easy to pair with both casual and dressy outfits. It’s surprisingly spacious for its size and keeps all my essentials organized without feeling bulky. The quality of the materials and craftsmanship is excellent, and it feels very durable. This has quickly become my go to bag for everyday use and travel! Great price!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Designer quality and design
Color: Vanilla/Acorn
This is the second Michael Kors bag in my collection, and I’m pleased with both of them. These are quality items that are timeless and complement pretty much everything that i own.
At first, i thought that this was a travel bag in the sense that you would put toiletries in it, but it’s intended to be a smaller crossbody bag that you can travel with. It’s meant to hold essential items and look quite stylish while doing so.
I chose this color since my luggage set and toiletry bags are all cream and brown. Classic, chic, elegant and sophisticated without screaming that this is a designer bag.
This comes packaged beautifully and carefully so that it’s protected. The strap is adjustable on both sides. The bag lives up to Michael Kors quality and is worth every penny. I need a matching wallet or wristlet NOW.
Highly recommended if you appreciate designer products that have a higher price point but will last for years and always be in style.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful Crossbody!
Color: Vanilla/Acorn
In my opinion, this is the perfect crossbody. First, it is very stylish- Michael Kors Signature design & lovely leather trim. I have been searching for a crossbody and this fits all my needs. Zipper pocket is perfect for my cell phone, inside has plenty of room and is a few inches wide at the bottom- not flat. The shoulder strap is wider at the shoulder for comfort- such a nice feature. Great bag!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026