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peter göbeldie nirvana – super deluxe variante klingt verheißungsvoll, aber wird wahrscheinlich schweineteuer ? …
peter göbel… vielleicht reicht ja auch die doppel – cd.
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Highlights von Rolling-Stone.de13 irre Fakten zu den Videos von Queen und Freddie Mercury
50 Jahre „The Köln Concert“: Fliegen mit gestutztem Flügel
Sid Vicious: Die letzten Tage im Leben des Sex-Pistols-Bassisten
Xavier Naidoo: Das „Ich bin Rassist“-Interview in voller Länge
John Lennon: Sein Tod und die Geschichte seines Mörders
Die letzten Stunden im Leben von Marilyn Monroe
Werbungwenn ich das richtig verstanden habe, dann befinden sich auf der cd 1 drei
songs live at paramount. das ganze konzert ist dann noch mal auf cd 4 und
auf der dvd ?! bisschen viel wiederholung, und dafür 100 euro ?--
Now been lovingly remastered, expanded onto 2 discs and housed in a deluxe digipak. Featuring the b-side to Baker Street (which makes its first appearance on CD) and a whole bonus disc of previously unreleased material compiled and sequenced by Gerry himself…. Released September 5th.
CD1
1. The Ark
2. Baker Street
3. Right Down The Line
4. City To City
5. Stealin‘ Time
6. Mattie’s Rag
7. Whatever’s Written In Your Heart
8. Home And Dry
9. Island
10. Waiting For The Day
11. Big Change In The Weather (b-side to Baker Street) ** FIRST TIME ON CD
CD2 – ALL PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
1. Instrumental Intro
2. Big Change In The Weather (Original Demo)
3. Baker Street (Original Demo)
4. Mattie’s Rag (Original Demo)
5. Take The Money And Run (Early Studio Version)
6. Stealin‘ Time (Original Demo)
7. City To City (Original Demo)
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This is a special limited edition multimedia box set covering the late ‘60s period of the Quicksilver Messenger Service.
Features rare studio outtakes from the band’s highly celebrated first 2 albums, plus 2 full discs of live material recorded at the Fillmore Auditorium – released here for the first time.
Also includes a Bonus DVD of more vintage live performances – all packaged in a box with full liner notes, collectible poster, button and more.
(Cleopatra Records/RSK)
Track List:
DISC 1: OUTTAKES
1967 Sessions: Quicksilver Messenger Service
1. Dino’s Song
2. Studio Chat
3. Gold And Silver (Take 17)
4. Light Your Windows
5. Pride Of Man
6. I Hear You Knockin’
7. Stand By Me (Take 1)
8. Stand By Me (Take 2)
9. The Fool
10. Gold And Silver (Take 18) 1969 Sessions: Happy Trails
11. CalvaryDISC 2:
LIVE 1966-1967 May 11, 1966: Live at The Fillmore Auditorium
1. Dino’s Song
2. Hair Like Sunshine (Long Distance Call)
3. If You Live (Your Time Will Come)
4. All Night Worker
5. Got My Mojo Workin’
6. You Don’t Love Me
7. Susie Q
8. Hoochie Coochie Man
9. Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You
10. Stand By Me
11. Pride Of Man February 4, 1967: Live at The Fillmore Auditorium
12. I Hear You Knockin’
13. Acapulco Gold And Silver
14. Codine
15. Don’t Tell Me You’re Sorry
16. A Strange, Funny World
17. Walkin’ Blues
18. Duncan And Brady
19. Who Do You Love?DISC 3:
LIVE 1968-1970 June 7, 1968: Live at The Fillmore East
1. Smokestack Lightnin’
2. Light Your Windows
3. Back Door Man
4. The Fool 1970: Live at Winterland
5. Too Far
6. The Warm Red Wine
7. Mona
8. Long Haired Lady
9. Mojo March 29, 1970: Live at The Old Mill Tavern
10. Subway
11. Rain
12. Blues JamBONUS DVD
Monterey International Pop Festival (1967) 1. Dino’s Song From the film Revolution (1968) 2. Babe, I’m Gonna Leave You 3. Codine Sonoma State College (1970) 4. The Warm Red Wine 5. Baby Baby 6. Subway 7. Mona Fillmore “Carousel Ballroom” – July 4, 1971 8. Fresh Air 9. Mojo Winterland Ballroom – December 1, 1973 10. Losing Hand 11. Play My Guitar 12. Mojo 13. What About Me 14. The Hat 15. Who Do You Love
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Taken from: http://theseconddisc.com/2011/08/10/cold-chisel-expanded-reissues-arrive-in-australia/#more-8133
Raise your hand if you’re familiar with Cold Chisel! If you’re not, don’t worry – you can still pass “Go” and collect your 200 bucks. The band known as Cold Chisel comes from the home of Men at Work (of course), AC/DC, Olivia Newton-John, Peter Allen and Helen Reddy: Australia. Although the band never gained the international fame those other artists did, they remain one of the biggest acts ever in the land down under. Almost forty years after the band’s founding, Cold Chisel kicked off their reissue campaign on July 22, calling the two-years-in-the-making, catalogue-encompassing program “the biggest archival release in Australian music history.”
The group’s six studio albums, recorded between 1978 and 1998, are all being expanded in CD+DVD editions, housed in digipaks containing the original studio album on CD and a “Live Bootleg” DVD with never-before-seen video footage. Each digipak also contains a 16-page booklet with new liner notes by writers including Jim Moginie (Midnight Oil), Ita Buttrose, novelist John Birmingham and David Fricke (Rolling Stone) and rare photographs. Next up, the band’s four live albums are remastered, with Swingshift (1981) adding bonus tracks. The 1994 rarities compilation Teenage Love and 1978 EP You’re Thirteen, You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine (cribbing the title from the Richard M. Sherman/Robert B. Sherman hit for Johnny Burnette and Ringo Starr!) are also returning to CD. All titles arrive from WEA International.
Catch up with Cold Chisel after the jump, and then peruse the track listings for each reissue!
Although the group formed in Adelaide in 1973, Cold Chisel’s big break didn’t come until 1978, when the WEA (Warner Elektra Atlantic) group signed them to a major-label contract. By the time of the WEA signing, there had already been personnel changes in the band originally consisting of bassist Les Kaczmarek, keyboardist Don Walker, guitarist Ian Moss, drummer Steve Prestwich and lead vocalist Jimmy Barnes. Phil Small replaced Kaczmarek in 1975, and Don Walker’s brother John Swan joined for a time on percussion and vocals. Barnes had nearly departed in 1977 but stuck around in time to join his bandmates and producer Peter Walker for 1978’s self-titled LP. The prolific Don Walker had composed nearly the entire album himself excepting “Juliet,” with lyrics by Barnes. Despite being banned for the radio airplay for its risqué lyrics, “Khe Sanh” from that first album became Cold Chisel’s signature song.
The live EP You’re Thirteen, You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine followed later in 1978, capturing the band’s incendiary onstage performance at Sydney’s Regent Theatre, and then the LP Breakfast at Sweetheart’s. Producer Richard Batchens opted for a smoother, cleaner sound than Walker, and this album propelled them even closer to a mainstream breakthrough in their home country. That breakthrough came with 1980’s East, a No. 2 album and the second biggest Australian seller of the year. Their sound continued to grow, incorporating hard rock, balladry, rockabilly and even romantic pop. When the 1981 live album Swingshift opened at pole position on the Australian charts, Cold Chisel’s place in Australian music was guaranteed.
The album Circus Animals followed and was greeted with further success, but the band was frustrated about its inability to break through to the lucrative American market, and the Barnes-written song “You Got Nothing I Want” put his ire on the subject into a song. Following Circus Animals, the band began to splinter. First, Prestwich was fired, and then Barnes quit the band. The recording of Twentieth Century was a fraught experience, with individual band members refusing to work with one another. Cold Chisel’s final performance in Sydney on December 12, 1983 was filmed, with the final tour’s gigs in the city forming The Last Stand, the highest-grossing concert movie of any Australian performer. Jimmy Barnes arguably fared best of all of the band members, scoring an impressive nine No. 1 albums in his home country since his solo debut in 1984.
The band members repeatedly spurned reunion offers until 1998 when they reunited for both the album The Last Wave of Summer (another No. 1 album!) and a highly successful tour. Further reunions didn’t occur until 2009 and 2010, but the band’s future plans are up in the air following the death earlier this year of Steve Prestwich at the age of 56, due to a brain tumor.
It’s been debated why Cold Chisel never made it in America, and one plausible explanation is simply that their music reflects the Australian experience. While the band’s songs weren’t explicitly political, a number of their themes dealt with the realities of Australian urban life, including homelessness, abortion and the plight of the working class. Clearly, though, the band dealt with such topics in a way that hit home for Australian audiences.
Cold Chisel, Cold Chisel: Deluxe Edition (WEA, 2011)Disc 1: Original LP and bonus tracks
Juliet
Khe Sanh
Home and Broken Hearted
One Long Day
Northbound
Rosaline
Daskarzine
Just How Many Times
Teenage Love Affair
Drinkin’ in Port Lincoln
H-Hour Hotel
On the Road
Disc 2: DVD – Video Bootleg Vol. 1 (1976-1978)Khe Sanh (Live on “ABC Rockturnal”)
Georgia on My Mind (Live on “ABC Rockturnal”)
Daskarzine (Live on “ABC Rockturnal”)
One Long Day (Live)
Home and Broken Hearted (Live, 1976)
Disc 1, Tracks 1-8 released as WEA LP 600038 (AUS), 1978
Disc 1, Tracks 9-10 released on Teenage Love (Alex 5008 (AUS), 1994)
Disc 1, Tracks 11-12 released as reissue bonus tracks (EastWest 8573804492 (AUS), 1999)Cold Chisel, You’re Thirteen, You’re Beautiful and You’re Mine (originally released as Elektra EP 12001 (AUS), 1978 – reissued WEA, 2011)
One Long Day (Live)
Home and Broken Hearted (Live)
Merry-Go-Round (Live)
Mona and the Preacher (Live)
Wild Thing (Live)
Cold Chisel, Breakfast at Sweethearts: Deluxe Edition (WEA, 2011)Disc 1: Original LP (originally released as WEA LP 600042 (AUS), 1979)
Conversations
Merry-Go-Round
Dresden
Goodbye (Astrid, Goodbye)
Plaza
Shipping Steel
I’m Gonna Roll Ya
Showtime
Breakfast at Sweethearts
The Door
Disc 2: DVD – Video Bootleg Vol. 2 (1978)Conversations (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
One Long Day (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Khe Sanh (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Daskarzine (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Georgia on My Mind (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Breakfast at Sweethearts (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
The Door (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Goodbye (Astrid, Goodbye) (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Dresden (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Shipping Steel (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
I’m Gonna Roll Ya (Live ABC Studio 221 – 1978)
Cold Chisel, East: Deluxe Edition (WEA, 2011)Disc 1: Original LP (originally released as WEA LP 600064 (AUS), 1980)
Standing on the Outside
Never Before
Choirgirl
Rising Sun
My Baby
Tomorrow
Cheap Wine
Best Kept Lies
Ita
Star Hotel
Four Walls
My Turn to Cry
Disc 2: DVD – Video Bootleg Vol. 3 (1980)Cheap Wine (Live at Manly Vale Hotel -1980)
Rising Sun (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Best Kept Lies (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Shipping Steel (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Choirgirl (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Star Hotel (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Merry-Go-Round (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye) (Live at Manly Vale Hotel – 1980)
My Turn to Cry (Live at Countdown Music Awards – 1980)
Cold Chisel, Swingshift: Remixed (originally released as WEA LP 800003 (AUS), 1981 – reissued WEA, 2011)Disc 1
Conversations (Live)
Shipping Steel (Live)
Breakfast at Sweethearts (Live)
Rising Sun (Live)
Choir Girl (Live)
Khe Sanh (Live)
My Turn to Cry (Live)
Four Walls (Live)
One Long Day (Live)
Disc 2Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door (Live)
My Baby (Live)
Star Hotel (Live)
Don’t Let Go (Live)
Long As I Can See the Night (Live)
The Party’s Over (Live)
Cheap Wine (Live)
Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye) (Live)
Cold Chisel, Circus Animals: Deluxe Edition (WEA, 2011)Disc 1: Original LP (released as WEA LP 600113 (AUS), 1982)
You Got Nothing I Want
Bow River
Forever Now
Taipan
Houndog
Wild Colonial Boy
No Good for You
Numbers Fall
When the War is Over
Letter to Alan
Disc 2: DVD – Video Bootleg, Vol. 4 (1982)Taipan (Live: An Evening with the Circus Animals 1982)
No Good for You (Live at the Playroom 1982)
Wild Colonial Boy (Live at the Playroom 1982)
Letter to Alan (Live: Rockpalast, Germany 1982)
Houndog (Live: Rockpalast, Germany 1982)
Cold Chisel, Twentieth Century: Deluxe Edition (WEA, 2011)Disc 1: Original LP (originally released as WEA LP 250390-1 (AUS), 1983)
Build This Love
Twentieth Century
Ghost Town
Saturday Night
Painted Doll
No Sense
Flame Trees
Only One
Hold Me Tight
Sing to Me
The Game
Janelle
Temptation
Disc 2: DVD – Video Bootleg Vol. 5 (1983)Build This Love (Soundcheck) (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Saturday Night (Soundcheck) (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Saturday Night (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Twentieth Century (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Flame Trees (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Backstage at ‘Last Stand’ (Live Sydney Entertainment Centre 1983)
Cold Chisel, The Barking Spiders Live: 1983 (originally released as WEA LP 251525-1 (AUS), 1984)Merry-Go-Round (Live)
You’ve Got Nothing I Want (Live)
No Sense (Live)
Hold Me Tight (Live)
Tomorrow (Live)
Forever Now (Live)
Standing on the Outside (Live)
Bow River (Live)
It’s Only Make Believe (Live)
Twentieth Century (Live)
Taipan (Live)
Georgia (Live)
Cold Chisel, Teenage Love (Alex 5008, 1994 – reissued 2011)Hands Out Of My Pocket
Nothing But You
When The Sun Goes Down
Suicide Sal
It Ain’t Wrong
Teenage Love Affair
Monica
Mona And The Preacher
Drinkin In Port Lincoln
Payday In A Pub
Metho Blues
Yesterdays
Notion For You
F-111
A Little Bit of Daylight
The Party’s Over
Cold Chisel, The Last Wave of Summer (Mushroom Records MUSH33165.2, 1998 – reissued WEA, 2011)Mr. Crown Prosecutor
The Things I Love In You
Baby’s On Fire
This Time Round
Bal – A – Versailles
Yakuza Girls
Once Around The Sun
Somewhere In the Silence
By My Side
Water Into Wine
Never Stop Loving You
Red Sand
Angel in My Room
Pretty Little Thing
Someone Caught My Eye
Water Into Wine
He Can’t Believe It’s Over
Way Down
This Big Old Car
So Hard
The Last Wave of Summer
Cold Chisel, The Last Stand (East West 90710, 1999 – reissued WEA, 2011)Standing on the Outside (Live)
Cheap Wine (Live)
Khe Sanh (Live)
Janelle (Live)
Only One (Live)
Twentieth Century (Live)
Tomorrow (Live)
Rising Sun (Live)
Choirgirl (Live)
You Got Nothing I Want (Live)
Bow River (Live)
Flame Trees (Live)
Star Hotel (Live)
Wild Thing (Live)
Saturday Night (Live)
River Deep, Mountain High (Live)
Goodbye (Astrid, Goodbye) (Live)
Don’t Let Go (Live)
Let’s Go Get Stoned (Live)
Cold Chisel, Ringside (WEA 25646 1003 2, 2003 – reissued WEA, 2011)CD 1
Home And Broken Hearted
The Things I Love In You
Cheap Wine
Rosaline
Breakfast At Sweethearts
My Baby
Houndog
Plaza
Fallen Angel
Shipping Steel
The Last Wave Of Summer
Pretty Little Thing
Merry-Go-Round
Forever Now
Khe Sanh
CD 2Cry Me A River
Four Walls
Lovelight
When The War Is Over
All I Wanna Do (Steve vocal)
Big River
Painted Doll
Saturday Night
You Got Nothing I Want
Rising Sun
Flame Trees
Bow River
Water Into Wine
F-111
Sunshine
Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye)
All I Wanna Do (Jimmy vocal) (previously unreleased bonus track)--
COLD CHISEL – sehr schön!
Da werd‘ ich wohl die ein oder andere Lücke füllen! :sonne:
Das 83er Live-Album ist schon so gut wie gekauft! :dance:
Hier noch der Link zur Band-Website!
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It's only Rock'n Roll but I like it ---------------------------------------- Wenn die Sonne der Diskussions-Kultur niedrig steht, werfen selbst Zwerge einen langen Schatten. ---------------------------------------- Mein Konzertarchiv @ SONGKICKMC Weissbier… Das 83er Live-Album …
Das ist BARKING SPIDERS ?
Finde die Preise für DE recht deftig … :roll: … liegt ja fast schon auf dem Niveau der gerade angefangenen ICEHOUSE-Reissues …
Falls Du einen preisgünstigen Shop für diese AU-VÖ kennst …
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section31das ist barking spiders ?
Finde die preise für de recht deftig … :roll: … Liegt ja fast schon auf dem niveau der gerade angefangenen icehouse-reissues …
Falls du einen preisgünstigen shop für diese au-vÖ kennst …
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It's only Rock'n Roll but I like it ---------------------------------------- Wenn die Sonne der Diskussions-Kultur niedrig steht, werfen selbst Zwerge einen langen Schatten. ---------------------------------------- Mein Konzertarchiv @ SONGKICKMC WeissbierCDWOW!
Immer noch knapp unter 20 Ocken (aber die Pfalz hatte’s ja … :lol: …).
Ich kann mich so richtig nur schwerlich an COLD CHISEL erinnern. Da ich aber immer etwas für Live-Sachen übrig habe: was ist von LAST STAND und SWINGSHIFT zu halten (Da kann ich mich noch an die LP-Cover erinnern …) ?
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SECTION31Immer noch knapp unter 20 Ocken (aber die Pfalz hatte’s ja … :lol: …).
Ich kann mich so richtig nur schwerlich an COLD CHISEL erinnern. Da ich aber immer etwas für Live-Sachen übrig habe: was ist von LAST STAND und SWINGSHIFT zu halten (Da kann ich mich noch an die LP-Cover erinnern …) ?
Was heißt „die Pfalz hat es“ ?:lol:
20€ für ’ne Deluxe Edition mit 2 CD’s ist doch O.K. und womöglich geht’s ja noch ein paar Euro runter.Ich kenne nur die Last Stand, die ist halt neueren Datums, hat aber durchaus Dampf.
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It's only Rock'n Roll but I like it ---------------------------------------- Wenn die Sonne der Diskussions-Kultur niedrig steht, werfen selbst Zwerge einen langen Schatten. ---------------------------------------- Mein Konzertarchiv @ SONGKICKMC Weissbier… Deluxe Edition mit 2 CD’s ist doch O.K. …
Leider trifft das bei den Live-Alben aber nur auf SWINGSHIFT zu – die anderen sind leider nicht „expanded“ worden und somit nur Einfach-CDs geblieben.
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gerade entdeckt : am 23.9.11 erscheint “ sting – definitive box set“, 3 cds,
45 titel, alle remastered, buch mit liner notes und allen texten plus 1 dvd
mit live – auftritten. preisangaben differieren z.Zt. noch heftig ( 85,99 – 149,99 euro ? ), das wird sich sicher noch bis dahin angleichen,:-)--
Die beiden CDs kommen erfreulicherweise doch noch – Info von SecondDisc“:
Was it really that far back in April that we reported expanded, remastered editions of Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band’s live classics, ‘Live’ Bullet and Nine Tonight, for a May release? For whatever reason, those discs never turned up when they were supposed to (at least one big box retailer near Second Disc HQ has a lonely endcap space for the Bullet reissue!) – but fear not, friends! They’re on the way once again.We can thank our friends at Ultimate Classic Rock for reporting that the remasters of both albums, each augmented with an exclusive, unreleased bonus track each, are coming to stores on September 13. Per a strange note from our earlier post, retailers now have the appropriate track list for ‘Live’ Bullet, with its classic opening cover of “Nutbush City Limits” intact.
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band – „Live Bullet“
(Capitol SKBB-11523,1976 – reissued Capitol 50999 098330 2 9, 2011)Nutbush City Limits
Travelin’ Man
Beautiful Loser
Jody Girl
I’ve Been Working
Turn the Page
U.M.C.
Bo Diddley
Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man
Heavy Music
Katmandu
Lookin’ Back
Get Out of Denver
Let It Rock
I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody’s Home (Exclusive Live Bonus Track)Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band – „Nine Tonight“
(Capitol STBK-12182, 1981 – reissued Capitol 50999 098521 2 9, 2011)Nine Tonight
Tryin’ to Live My Life Without You
You’ll Accomp’ny Me
Hollywood Nights
Old Time Rock and Roll
Mainstreet
Against the Wind
The Fire Down Below
Her Strut
Feel Like a Number
Fire Lake
Betty Lou’s Gettin’ Out Tonight
We’ve Got Tonight
Night Moves
Rock and Roll Never Forgets
Let It Rock (CD Edit)
Brave Stranger (Exclusive Live Bonus Track)--
Taken from www.superdeluxeedition.com:
More details are emerging around the 40th anniversary edition(s) of The Doors’ L.A. Woman, which is being prepped for release on 25th November 2011 (US release date).
The mastering is by Bruce Botnick, Bernie Grundman and Jac Holzman as created for The Doors Vinyl Box with “tweaks” for CD. The 40th anniversary mixes (as used on the Perception Box) are now consigned to history.
This is what we know so far about the various formats:
L.A. Woman: 40th Anniversary Edition CD – 2CD reissue of the original album, remastered, with an additional disc of bonus material.
Disc two contains previously unreleased alternate versions of songs featured on the original album along with studio chatter by the band from the recording sessions. Liner notes written by David Fricke, Sr. Editor of Rolling Stone magazine, and original album producer Bruce Botnick.
CD 1
1. The Changeling [4:24]
2. Love Her Madly [3:39]
3. Been Down So Long* [4:44]
4. Cars Hiss By My Window* [4:58]
5. L.A. Woman* [7:59]
6. L’America [4:34]
7. Hyacinth House [3:13]
8. Crawling King Snake* [5:01]
9. The WASP (Texas Radio and The Big Beat) [4:16]
10. Riders On The Storm [7:08]CD 2
1. The Changeling (Alternate Version) [4:45]
2. Love Her Madly (Alternate Version) [3:59]
3. Cars Hiss By My Window (Alternate Version) [4:42]
4. L.A. Woman (Alternate Version) [8:50]
5. TheWASP (Texas Radio and The Big Beat) (Alternate Version) [5:37]
6. Been Down So Long (Alternate Version) [4:53]
7. Riders On The Storm (Alternate Version) [9:11]
8. She Smells So Nice / Rock Me [4:41/4:30] [9:11]L.A. Woman: 40th Anniversary Edition Vinyl
An alternate take on L.A. Woman, featuring the previously unreleased alternate versions of songs and studio chatter found on the 40th anniversary edition. In other words this vinyl will not contain the ‘normal’ version of the album. This is effectively CD 2 from the standard 2CD edition. Pressed on 180-gram heavy vinyl at RTI, with lacquers cut at Bernie Grundman Mastering.All alternate versions with studio chatter in between:
Side One: The Changeling / Love Her Madly / Cars Hiss By My Window / L.A. Woman
Side Two: The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat) / Been Down So Long / Riders On The Storm
Side Three: She Smells So Nice/Rock Me
Side Four: Side Four will not contain any music and will therefore be blank, but it will have a “3D-Effect” laser etching double-image of the “Electric Crucified Woman” artwork by Carl Cossick from the original album.
L.A. Woman: Super deluxe edition CD Box
Only available via www.thedoors.com and www.rhino.com this is a limited edition, numbered 4-CD set. Exact content for this box is still being worked on. The first two CDs are likely to replicate the standard 2CD version with the additional two CDs being reserved for extra studio outtakes and banter.--
bin doch immer wieder erstaunt, wie oft man dás doch überschaubare
repertoire der doors in allen möglichen variationen auf den markt bringt.
hat jemand noch den überblick ? nebenbei, mit der „perception“ box bin
ich ganz zufrieden, aber es werden bestimmt noch zig “ deluxe – editions“
erscheinen, gibts da echt noch nachfrage ???;-)--
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