How Does Your Garden Grow? - RSD 2025
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Real Gone Music concludes its long-anticipated ride through Better Than Ezra’s Elektra catalog with the one album that never made it to vinyl before, 1998’s How Does Your Garden Grow? Which, we suppose, is what Better Than Ezra get for making their most ambitious album (to add insult to injury, Elektra dropped them after this record). But a lot of folks think How Does Your Garden Grow was their best release, an inspired and graceful course correction away from grunge pop to an eclectic sound incorporating electronica, hip-hop, Brit-Pop, and even a little second-line rhythm from their hometown of New Orleans. It scored some hits, too: “One More Murder” (also heard in The X-Files film soundtrack) and the Top 20 smash “At the Stars.”
Remastered for its vinyl debut by Mike Milchner at Sonic Vision, this 2-LP set comes in orange crush vinyl inside a gatefold sleeve, and it’s limited to 2500 copies.Â
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$22.80How Does Your Garden Grow? - RSD 2025
Buy in-store on Record Store Day (12/04/2025). This product is an RSD Exclusive title and is not available to pre-order.Â
Remaining stock available online from:
- US - 08:00 ET (13/04/2025)
- EU - 21:00 CEST (14/04/2025)
- UK - 20:00 BST (14/04/2025)
Some titles will sell out prior to online sale and some will only be available in specific regions. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Real Gone Music concludes its long-anticipated ride through Better Than Ezra’s Elektra catalog with the one album that never made it to vinyl before, 1998’s How Does Your Garden Grow? Which, we suppose, is what Better Than Ezra get for making their most ambitious album (to add insult to injury, Elektra dropped them after this record). But a lot of folks think How Does Your Garden Grow was their best release, an inspired and graceful course correction away from grunge pop to an eclectic sound incorporating electronica, hip-hop, Brit-Pop, and even a little second-line rhythm from their hometown of New Orleans. It scored some hits, too: “One More Murder” (also heard in The X-Files film soundtrack) and the Top 20 smash “At the Stars.”
Remastered for its vinyl debut by Mike Milchner at Sonic Vision, this 2-LP set comes in orange crush vinyl inside a gatefold sleeve, and it’s limited to 2500 copies.Â
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Buy in-store on Record Store Day (12/04/2025). This product is an RSD Exclusive title and is not available to pre-order.Â
Remaining stock available online from:
- US - 08:00 ET (13/04/2025)
- EU - 21:00 CEST (14/04/2025)
- UK - 20:00 BST (14/04/2025)
Some titles will sell out prior to online sale and some will only be available in specific regions. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.
Real Gone Music concludes its long-anticipated ride through Better Than Ezra’s Elektra catalog with the one album that never made it to vinyl before, 1998’s How Does Your Garden Grow? Which, we suppose, is what Better Than Ezra get for making their most ambitious album (to add insult to injury, Elektra dropped them after this record). But a lot of folks think How Does Your Garden Grow was their best release, an inspired and graceful course correction away from grunge pop to an eclectic sound incorporating electronica, hip-hop, Brit-Pop, and even a little second-line rhythm from their hometown of New Orleans. It scored some hits, too: “One More Murder” (also heard in The X-Files film soundtrack) and the Top 20 smash “At the Stars.”
Remastered for its vinyl debut by Mike Milchner at Sonic Vision, this 2-LP set comes in orange crush vinyl inside a gatefold sleeve, and it’s limited to 2500 copies.Â
