Rachel Bissex – I Used to Be Nice (CD, Album, Mid–Late 1990s, Independent)

Why This CD Matters
I Used to Be Nice showcases Rachel Bissex's reflective songwriting through intimate acoustic performances rooted in the New England folk tradition. The album highlights her expressive vocals and thoughtful storytelling across a collection of original compositions.

Collector Note
Released independently in the United States during the mid-to-late 1990s, I Used to Be Nice represents Rachel Bissex's work within Vermont's contemporary folk community. The album features original songs centered on personal reflection and acoustic arrangements. It is a desirable independent release for collectors of regional folk and singer-songwriter recordings.

Availability
Single copy available—once it’s gone, it’s gone.

Condition & Details
Media: M (Factory Sealed)
Case: NM

Technical Details
Format: CD, Album
Label: Independent
Country: US
Released: Mid–Late 1990s
Genre: Folk, Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter
Style: Contemporary Folk, Americana, Vermont Folk Scene

Matrix / Runout
Not visible due to sealed condition.

Tracklist
In the Middle – 3:16
For Florence – 1:18
In the Magazines – 2:54
Royal Blues – 5:20
Passion – 2:59
What's Right – 2:52
December Moon – 2:59
Angel – 2:51
Witness – 4:15
The Ballad of Eunice & Pearl – 3:59
There's a River – 3:57
Cold November Wood – 5:15

Shipping & Handling
Stored in a protective sleeve when applicable.
Packaged securely with protective padding for safe delivery.

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