Ryan Adams: 1989 Cassette Tape speakers Dutch musician Spike Wolters was

Dutch musician Spike Wolters was busy in his low budget studio in Holland

Comes in cool pic sleeve with Beats In Space sticker

And East Coast Connection

I must admit that the Nas/Portishead and the Audio Two/Air remixes are two of the finer moments the genre has offered so far

five years in the making

Ryan Adams: 1989 Cassette Tape speakers Dutch musician Spike Wolters wasRyan Adams takes on Taylor Swift's 1989. Swift's first attempt at crossing over from country into the mainstream turned out to be one of the best selling albums of its generation. Adams runs it through his alt country tinged rock filter, complete with fully flushed out arrangements that match the force of Swift's pop epic. Includes the songs: "Bad Blood," "I Know Places," and "Shake It Off." Thirteen tracks in all. Released by Pax Americana Record