Los Angeles resident Jimmy Tamborello records, releases and occasionally performs music under the name Dntel. Back in 2001, the Dntel album Life Is Full of Possibilities was originally released by the Plug Research label, and because they've always secretly wished they'd put it out back then, Sub Pop is releasing an expanded, re-mastered version of the album to mark its ten-year anniversary. Life Is Full of Possibilities features collaborations with a number of guest artists, one of which, with Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard (on "(This Is) The Dream of Evan and Chan"), led to the formation of The Postal Service. Because Give Up, the 2003 album by The Postal Service, to date the group's only full-length release, is Sub Pop's second best-selling album of all time, this is worth noting. Also worth noting: Life Is Full of Possibilities was very well-received at the time of its original release, earning a 9.3 rave review from Pitchfork, and the following from the BBC: "Few electronic musicians out there have come close to the strength of the songwriting contained within this delicately produced CD." The double-LP version will spread the re-mastered original 10-track album across two pieces of vinyl at 45 33 rpm, with the bonus material included in the download that comes with the record. This will be the first time that Life Is Full of Possibilities has ever appeared on vinyl.