For Indie Stores Only. LP + 7' + 4 page booklet insert describing the legacy of the magazine, 500 only pressed. Celebratory vinyl-only release drawn from the magazine's sixteen cover-mounted compilation CDs. Across some 300 tracks, the magazine presented previously unheard tracks from it's eclectic array of interviewees.The selections on this album represent the place where the worlds of Tongue Master and CWAS converge. Most remain exclusive to the magazine, and all appear on vinyl for the first time. The 7" presents two further gems: a concise edit of the lengthy title track from a 2005 12" tour EP from CWAS regulars The American Analog Set, and an acoustic rendition of a track from the album 'The Great Destroyer' by shapeshifting veterans Low from the same year. Together the 14 tracks hint at the breadth of the CWAS archive, a treasure trove from a not-too-distant musical past. With full lyrics, a special four page insert tracing the history of the magazine, and an Alex Wharton Abbey Road cut, this quality release is a testament to the legacy of CWAS. 'Probably the best independent music magazine in the world '- ESQUIRE //A1. The Scene Is Now - 'Words' (3:10) A2. Howe Gelb - 'Wolf Pup' (4:42) A3. Mark Mulcahy - 'Elephantine' (4:12) A4. Sigmatropic featuring Edith Frost - 'Haiku 4 (Alt)' (2:31) A5. Mark Eitzel - 'Bought A Book' (3:36) A6. The Real Tuesday Weld featuring Sephine Lo - 'Dreaming of You' (3:47). B1. Lullaby For The Working Class - 'In Defense Of Abstractions' (3:18) B2. Nina Nastasia - 'I Will Never Marry' (3:29) B3. David Grubbs- 'Aging Young Lovers' (2:53) B4. Brokeback With Chicago Underground Duo- 'Chomsk, Live!' (7:08) B5. Blanche -'Never Again (Demo)' (3:26) B6. Songs: Ohia - 'Untitled' (3:01). C1. The American Analog Set - 'Everything Ends In Spring (Edit)' (4:41). D1. Low - 'Walk Into The Sea (acoustic version)' (3:07).