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We are pleased to announce the 2nd pressing of our Limited Edition release we made with Factory 25, for our feature documentary, BETTER THAN SOMETHING: JAY REATARD.  This tribute package comes with a  Black Vinyl Soundtrack, the 90 Minute Documentary DVD with Bonus Videos, & 50 Page Color book with photos, personal stories with friends and interviews with Jay. 

The previously sold out, this is the ultimate Jay Reatard film package. 

ORDER HERE! Shipping starts Nov 20th! 

BETTER THAN SOMETHING: JAY REATARD - DVD - NEWS! 

DVD/LP/BOOK & DVD/FANZINE coming in FEBRUARY from FACTORY25!  PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY!

THE DVD/LP/BOOK is sold out, but DVD/FANZINE is available. For those wanting the DVD/LP/BOOK, check back in late FEB with Factory25. We've been told there might be a few left over from the printing press, but not guaranteed. 

Details: 

Fanzine Edition with 50 page 7.5" black and white book/DVD

Tech Details: English, Color, 1.78:1 Widescreen, Dolby Digital, NR, NTSC 

DVD Special Features: 20 minutes of additional interviews of Jay Reatard and friends 

Limited Edition LP/Book/DVD includes:  Better Than Something: Jay Reatard on DVD, A 14 track LP on vinyl of Jay Reatard rarities including 13 unreleased songs on Blood Red or True Black VINYL, 50 page 12" book with essays by TV Smith (Adverts), Cole Alexander (Black Lips), King Khan, Alicja Trout, and more... Includes an unreleased interview with Jay Reatard, and never before seen photos.  

We want to thank all those who have been waiting for some long and that have pre-ordered back in October. You've been all so patient and understanding. This was out of our hands. It is going to be incredibly special and are certain you are going to love it!  THANKS!! 

FEATURE DOCUMENTARY  

SYNOPSIS: 

For Jimmy Lee Lindsay, life was a mosh pit. Whether it was growing up among crack addicts on the rough side of Memphis, or his years in the rough-and-tumble underground rock scene of the ’00s, the man the world came to know as Jay Reatard always had to fight in order to create, to grow, to live, to rise above. For the first time, filmmakers Alex Hammond and Ian Markiewicz tell Reatard’s difficult, tragic, and ultimately inspiring story, tracing his steps from a poverty-stricken childhood to his teen years as a two-fisted tunesmith slugging it out with fans and bandmates alike to his final years as a surprisingly thoughtful and restlessly creative man. While Reatard died too young, his music—and the story that made it possible—is as vital and thrilling as ever. - STEVEN HYDEN 

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