Sometimes hearing a certain song can bring you back to a specific place in time, and although Lucero's sound has evolved dramatically over the past thirteen years, you'd be hard-pressed to find a fan who doesn’t consider the band's 2003 release That Much Further West to be one of those albums that defies genre and trends. While the band's early recordings also contain plenty of inherent magic, That Much Further West was a turning point for the Memphis-based rock act in the sense that it finally saw their songwriting skills sharpened dangerously enough to match the infectious energy of their live performances.

Unfortunately for vinyl fans That Much Further West was only pressed once as a very limited run back in 2003, and many collectors have had to pay outlandish prices to own original copies of the LP. Enter SabotProductions who are following up their recent vinyl editions of 2005’s Nobody’s Darlings and 2006's Rebels, Rogues & Sworn Brothers as well as Ben Nichols’ 2009 solo debut The Last Pale Light In The West with a double edition of That Much Further West, which also includes an extra LP of bonus material taken from the original sessions.

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