new phish 2015?
new cher 2015?
new beck 2015?
new adore Delano?
new cher 2015?
new beck 2015?
new adore Delano?
2015 Albums
Opposite Sex - Hamlet
They don't have a digital download for sale but the whole album is streaming.
Their first album is one of my favorites of the last five years.
They don't have a digital download for sale but the whole album is streaming.
Their first album is one of my favorites of the last five years.
Kraftwerk to release '3D album' in autumn 2015
The electronic band are translating their striking live 3D and surround sound performances to Blu-Ray format
The electronic band are translating their striking live 3D and surround sound performances to Blu-Ray format
'Live At 9:30' 3xLP Available for Order Now
Today, Animal Collective is releasing ?Live at 9:30?, all songs recorded live from their June 12th, 2013 show in DC at 9:30 Club.
This is from the third day of their three days of shows in 2013. I was at the first show (the one that lost power, had to see them that December instead) but will probably grab this!
Digital
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/live-at-9-30/id1032720098
Vinyl
http://acus.dominorecordco.com/acus/albums/28-08-15/live-at-930
Trying to remember which one I went to. All I really remember is I didn't like it.
Jules might not be so happy about this blasphemer
Digital release 9/21
Bad Blood premieres on Zane Lowe #Beats1 Apple Music this morning @9am CA time!
Listen here: http://t.co/8oakFzefUv
Digital release 9/21
Bad Blood premieres on Zane Lowe #Beats1 Apple Music this morning @9am CA time!
Listen here: http://t.co/8oakFzefUv
Adele - November 20
From January 1965 through March 1966 Bob Dylan recorded three fiery, trailblazing, universally acclaimed albums: ?Bringing It All Back Home,? ?Highway 61 Revisited? and ?Blonde on Blonde.? The next installment of his archival Bootleg Series ? ?The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12″ (Columbia/Legacy) ? unearths a trove of previously unreleased material from those recording sessions.
It includes demo versions, rehearsals and alternate takes of some of Mr. Dylan?s most celebrated songs, on the way to forging what he would famously call ?that thin, that wild mercury sound? with ?Blonde on Blonde.? The collection will be released Nov. 6.
The recordings ? live in the studio, without overdubs ? reveal Mr. Dylan and his musicians constantly reshaping the songs, changing tempos, keys, melodies and lyrics. Among the finds are a previously unreleased take of ?She?s Your Lover Now,? versions of ?Mr. Tambourine Man? with drums that were recorded before the Byrds made their hit folk-rock arrangement, and radically different approaches to songs like ?Visions of Johanna,? ?Desolation Row,? ?One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)? and ?It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry.?
The album will be available in multiple configurations. ?The Best of the Cutting Edge 1965-66: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12? culls the material for a two-CD (or three-LP) set. The more extensive six-CD ?deluxe edition? includes a full disc dedicated to the recording sessions for ?Like a Rolling Stone,? from its initial version ? a waltz ? through the version that was officially released and on through nearly a dozen further attempts. It also includes the four separate tracks of the four-track master recording, with one or two instruments each.
For Dylan completists, 5,000 copies of an exhaustive, limited-edition 18-CD ?Collector?s Edition? are to be sold through www.bobdylan.com for $599. It will include every note of the 1965-66 sessions along with mono singles, hotel-room recordings and a few frames of film snipped from a print of ?Don?t Look Back,? the Dylan documentary filmed in 1965 by D.A. Pennebaker.
It includes demo versions, rehearsals and alternate takes of some of Mr. Dylan?s most celebrated songs, on the way to forging what he would famously call ?that thin, that wild mercury sound? with ?Blonde on Blonde.? The collection will be released Nov. 6.
The recordings ? live in the studio, without overdubs ? reveal Mr. Dylan and his musicians constantly reshaping the songs, changing tempos, keys, melodies and lyrics. Among the finds are a previously unreleased take of ?She?s Your Lover Now,? versions of ?Mr. Tambourine Man? with drums that were recorded before the Byrds made their hit folk-rock arrangement, and radically different approaches to songs like ?Visions of Johanna,? ?Desolation Row,? ?One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later)? and ?It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry.?
The album will be available in multiple configurations. ?The Best of the Cutting Edge 1965-66: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12? culls the material for a two-CD (or three-LP) set. The more extensive six-CD ?deluxe edition? includes a full disc dedicated to the recording sessions for ?Like a Rolling Stone,? from its initial version ? a waltz ? through the version that was officially released and on through nearly a dozen further attempts. It also includes the four separate tracks of the four-track master recording, with one or two instruments each.
For Dylan completists, 5,000 copies of an exhaustive, limited-edition 18-CD ?Collector?s Edition? are to be sold through www.bobdylan.com for $599. It will include every note of the 1965-66 sessions along with mono singles, hotel-room recordings and a few frames of film snipped from a print of ?Don?t Look Back,? the Dylan documentary filmed in 1965 by D.A. Pennebaker.
back in the 90s I bought a ton of Dylan outtale boots.. the unreleased Dylan stuff is so awesome…still I have a tough time imagining what could be on those 18 cds@!
I can't see spending 600$ for the 18 disc edition .. they'd have to tell me exactly what was on it ..
bet it ends up being a great investment though..
I can't see spending 600$ for the 18 disc edition .. they'd have to tell me exactly what was on it ..
bet it ends up being a great investment though..
initial ratings for theirnewalbums
duran duran: B+
keith Richards: B-
david Gilmour: C-
duran duran: B+
keith Richards: B-
david Gilmour: C-
Hutch wrote:
bet it ends up being a great investment though..
I think you need to re-define your meaning of investment
Sidehatch wrote:Hutch wrote:
bet it ends up being a great investment though..
I think you need to re-define your meaning of investment
how so?
only 5000 sets…. have you seen the prices on the secondary market for some of the huge grateful dead live sets (about the same number issued)?
I am listening to the new New Order album which is pretty insane….