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Things are about to get rocky for those whose yearly earnings are fueled entirely by sales of limited edition Saturday Looks Good to Me EPs and singles.

On Tuesday, April 11, the Michigan popists will release Sound to Sound via Redder Records. It's a 30-song album collecting some of the band's rarer material chronologically from 2000-2005. Over the course of the record, five different vocalists from five different eras will show their stuff, performing the music and lyrics of SLGTM songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Fred Thomas. Included are covers of the Ramones' "Listen to My Heart", Arnold Goland and Gian Sciandra's "Learn to Live with Your Heartbreaks" (from the Valley of the Dolls soundtrack), and "Blue Christmas", as well as a variety of other tracks that are oh-so-perfect for the increasingly warm weather.

Roll down the windows:

01 Can't Ever Sleep
02 Listen to My Heart (The Ramones)
03 Nervous
04 It Sounds Like They're in Love With You
05 Liquor Store
06 Your Small Heart
07 Summer Doesn't Count (Unless You're Here With Me)
08 Love Will Find You
09 Labcoat
10 Pet Store
11 One Hundred People
12 Untitled
13 Mistletoe
14 Lift Me Up
15 Light Bulb Heart
16 Diary
17 When You Go Out Tonight
18 Girl Of Mine
19 Until the World Stops Spinning
20 Hiding
21 Learn to Live With Your Heartbreaks
22 This Time Every Year
23 Blue Christmas
24 Christmas Blues
25 Parking Lot Blues
26 I Don't Want to Go
27 Disaster
28 The Girl's Distracted (First Version)
29 Last Year
30 Own

Saturday Looks Good to Me are currently wrapping up a North American jaunt. They'll finish this weekend with a couple of Midwest shows.

Looks Good to Me:

04-07 Detroit, MI - The Magic Stick *
04-08 Bowling Green, OH - Howard's #

* with Mates of State
# with the Tapes

* Pitchfork Review: Saturday Looks Good to Me: Every Night