See Me As A Picture: Best So Far 1990-2012

How does a band sum up 22 years of creating music into one hour? The Badlees can tell you first hand that it was no easy task. Available April 21st, See Me As A Picture: The Best So Far includes 16 tracks that only touch the surface of what the band has accomplished musically over their decades-long career. It also features two brand new tracks which illustrate that the band is currently making their best music. The band has not only seen several music industry trends come and go but, they have also released music in various technological formats dating back to the days of cassettes. See Me gives the fans an easy way to get all of their Badlees favorites, including several tracks that were out of print. All 16 previously released tracks are remastered and can now finally make their way on to your digital device of choice. The album features the band's most elaborate artwork to date featuring a 20-page booklet that captures the band's history with iconic photographs spanning the band's career. It also features 18 'blurbs' about each song written by the band themselves and other figures prominent in the band's career. The album is not only a good listen, but a good read as well. So why in 2012 when the Encyclopedia Britannica decides to stop printing physical editions would The Badlees release their most elaborate album art to date? We want to take our fans back to the good ole' days when you feverishly tried to open up the CD (damn those wrappers were tough to get off) and while you were discovering the music in your car in the mall parking lot, you were holding the album in your hand flipping through the artwork. It was so much fun for us to put this album together and we hope you have a great time sitting in your car listening to this album as well as reading it too. We promise we are making the wrapper as easy to open as we can. NASA engineers are involved!