Tom Waits: Real Gone version on vinyl 2LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Anti- on 24. November 2017.

The CD shows Tom Waits' ability to reinvent musical styles, push boundaries and create new sounds. The faster tracks are some of the most raw and energetic he has ever recorded. The ballads, on the other hand, prove to be the most beautiful and cool in a long time. "Real Gone" features guest appearances by Primus' Les Claypool and Brain Mantia, as well as Waits' longtime partners Marc Ribot and Larry Taylor and his son Casey X. Tom Waits on turntables: "'Real Gone' is an electric pill box, a homogeneous creation that lifts the mood and frees the mind, an alchemical universe of rattling chains, swinging rhythms and nine-pound hammers. So give it a try."

Album spans genres Blues Rock, Experimental Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Gothic Country and Post-Industrial. 180g Remixed Remastered Vinyl.

Tom Waits: Real Gone version on vinyl 2LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Anti- on 24. November 2017.

The CD shows Tom Waits' ability to reinvent musical styles, push boundaries and create new sounds. The faster tracks are some of the most raw and energetic he has ever recorded. The ballads, on the other hand, prove to be the most beautiful and cool in a long time. "Real Gone" features guest appearances by Primus' Les Claypool and Brain Mantia, as well as Waits' longtime partners Marc Ribot and Larry Taylor and his son Casey X. Tom Waits on turntables: "'Real Gone' is an electric pill box, a homogeneous creation that lifts the mood and frees the mind, an alchemical universe of rattling chains, swinging rhythms and nine-pound hammers. So give it a try."

Album spans genres Blues Rock, Experimental Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Gothic Country and Post-Industrial. 180g Remixed Remastered Vinyl.

Tom Waits: Real Gone DIGI version on CD in digipack edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Anti- in cooperation with Epitaph on 30. September 2004.

Tom Waits Album "Real Gone", released in 2004, was a departure from his earlier work. The album eschewed the traditional jazz and blues sound of Waits' earlier work in favor of a more rock-oriented sound. The album was met with mixed reviews, with some critics praising Waits' new sound and others deriding it as a sell-out. Despite the mixed reviews, "Real Gone" was commercially successful and reached the top ten of the Billboard 200.

Album spans genres Blues Rock, Experimental Rock, Singer-Songwriter, Gothic Country and Post-Industrial. Remixed Digipack.