| That's Exactly What I Wanted ... Exactly That | |
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| Released | March 2007 |
| Genre | indie rock |
| Length | 15:07 |
| Label | Empyrean |
| Producer | Wheat and Rick Lescault |
That's Exactly What I Wanted ... Exactly That is a 2007 EP by Wheat that preceded the release of their fourth album, Everyday I Said a Prayer for Kathy and Made a One Inch Square .
All songs written by Wheat (Brendan Harney and Scott Levesque).
Recorded at Electric Ali (Fairhaven, Mass.); additional recording by Wheat at home. Mixed by Rick Lescault. Mastered by Jeff Lipton at Peerless Mastering (Boston, Mass.). [1]
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