Grand Opening and Closing
A1 - Sleep Is Wrong
A2 - Ambugaton
A3 - Ablutions
B1 - 1997 (Tonight We're Gonna Party Like It's...)
B2 - The Miniature
B3 - Powerless
B4 - The Stain
C1 - Sleepytime (Spirit Is A Bone)
C2 - Sunflower
Extra Tracks
D1 - More Time
D2 - Flinch
D3 - Powerless (Live 01/06/06)

Of Natural History
A1 - A Hymn To The Morning Star
A2 - The Donkey-Headed Adversary Of Humanity Opens The Discussion
A3 - Phthisis
B1 - Bring Back The Apocalypse
B2 - FC: The Freedom Club
C1 - Gunday's Child
C2 - The 17-Year Cicada
C3 - The Creature
C4 - What Shall We Do Without Us?
D1 – Babydoctor
D2 - Cockroach
D3 – Untitled

In Glorious Times
A1 - The Companions
A2 - Helpless Corpses Enactment
B1 - Puppet Show
B2 - Formicary
B3 - Angle Of Repose
C1 - Ossuary
C2 - The Salt Crown
C3 - The Only Dance
D1 - The Greenless Wreath
D2 - The Widening Eye
D3 - The Putrid Refrain

A Triptych with Holes:

The year is 2026. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum was “born” on the eve of this century, little suspecting then that the 25th anniversary of its debut album, its Grand Opening and Closing, would be celebrated in a fascist-occupied country. The festivities have already begun. Even now, wooden boxes are being lovingly made by hand in the exact center of the formerly-united states, in Indiana, home of Avant Night Records and Joyful Noise Recordings. The primal smell of carefully-burnt wood betrays their intricate design: a Triptych unfolding to reveal all 3 of the foundational Museum records in gatefold double vinyl, previously only available as an import through Blood Music in the jolly socialist country of Finland, where the Museum’s desperate “freedom songs” must have seemed quaint indeed. Come home now, travelers, and see the fires in the lake country.

The beauty of discord, the battle over how the future will see the past, the slow intrusions of geology—the box will try to contain these things, but it will fail. They will get out. Even closed, the box has holes, intentional holes. The things—discord, battle, intrusions,… et cetera—are already out. The Museum, too, is lovingly made by hand, with intentional holes, and is already out.

Contents:

• Three gatefold double-LPs of Sleepytime Gorilla Museum’s seminal works Grand Opening and Closing, Of Natural History, and In Glorious Times on Gold swirl, Green swirl, and Oxblood swirl colored vinyl respectively
  
• A limited edition hand-pulled screen-printed poster signed by the band, as well as two hand-bound booklets containing liner notes, lyrics, and other arcane curatoratorial rantings — both created by Odd Petals.
• All housed in a deluxe wooden box (hinged tri-fold, featuring die-cut and etched artwork)
• Hand-numbered in a limited edition of 777

Co-released with our friends at Avant Night -- https://avantnight.org/