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Revisited the entirety of Barrett era Floyd for the first time in a quite a while.  Some brilliant tracks for sure, but a lot of it tries my patience.  "Interstellar Overdrive" just plain sucks.  I have no time for drug addicts noodling around aimlessly.  At his best, Barrett shines (heh) when he lets his childlike sing-song qualities come forward.  But an awful tune like "The Gnome" goes too far in that direction.

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One of the best Roy Orbison albums and a superb tribute to Hank Williams.

 

A summer release of that good 1970 year!

 

Secondary, 2 of 3

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16 hours ago, Naïve Old Fart said:

You got me, Alex.

Is it an actual dancefloor hit, or a pop tune?

The opening sounds a bit like "Free Fallin'".

 

Good question. It was in all the charts, but I think it was a minor dancefloor hit as well, written and produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards (Chic).

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Outdoor Stereophonics gig last night ... a good time was had but unlike Simple Minds 2 weeks ago I'm not off work today, and OW OW OW my poor old legs. Still, am off for the 2 weeks after this one so I guess it all balances out. 

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This album by a great underknown group called The Essex Green was one I was really into in 2006.  This song makes me feel wistful for being 18 and carefree (but not knowing I was carefree).

 

 

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"Things Behind the Sun" is Nick Drake's best song.

 

18 minutes ago, AC1 said:

Is this the best Marvin Gaye Album?

 

IMO, being a true "album artist" never fit Gaye as well as it did Stevie Wonder or Al Green.  That said, I've always enjoyed listening to "I Want You" the most of his 70s albums.

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Nice!!! This'll be my first time with it all as is.

 

Oct 28

ultra deluxe set:

Spoiler
CD1: Revolver (New stereo mix)
1 Taxman  
2 Eleanor Rigby  
3 I’m Only Sleeping  
4 Love You To  
5 Here, There And Everywhere  
6 Yellow Submarine  
7 She Said She Said  
8 Good Day Sunshine  
9 And Your Bird Can Sing  
10 For No One  
11 Doctor Robert  
12 I Want To Tell You  
13 Got To Get You Into My Life  
14 Tomorrow Never Knows  
Tracks
CD2: Sessions One
1 Tomorrow Never Knows (Take 1)  
2 Tomorrow Never Knows (Mono mix RM 11)  
3 Got To Get You Into My Life (First version) – Take 5  
4 Got To Get You Into My Life (Second version) – Unnumbered mix - mono  
5 Got To Get You Into My Life (Second version) – Take 8  
6 Love You To (Take 1) - mono  
7 Love You To (Unnumbered rehearsal) - mono  
8 Love You To (Take 7)  
9 Paperback Writer (Takes 1 and 2) – Backing track – mono  
10 Rain (Take 5 – Actual speed)  
11 Rain (Take 5 – Slowed down for master tape)  
12 Doctor Robert (Take 7)  
13 And Your Bird Can Sing (First version) – Take 2  
14 And Your Bird Can Sing (First version) – Take 2 (giggling)  
Tracks
CD3: Sessions Two
1 And Your Bird Can Sing (Second version) – Take 5  
2 Taxman (Take 11)  
3 I’m Only Sleeping (Rehearsal fragment) - mono  
4 I’m Only Sleeping (Take 2) - mono  
5 I’m Only Sleeping (Take 5) - mono  
6 I’m Only Sleeping (Mono mix RM1)  
7 Eleanor Rigby (Speech before Take 2)  
8 Eleanor Rigby (Take 2)  
9 For No One (Take 10) – Backing track  
10 Yellow Submarine (Songwriting work tape – Part 1) - mono  
11 Yellow Submarine (Songwriting work tape – Part 2) – mono  
12 Yellow Submarine (Take 4 before sound effects)  
13 Yellow Submarine (Highlighted sound effects)  
14 I Want To Tell You (Speech and Take 4)  
15 Here, There And Everywhere (Take 6)  
16 She Said She Said (John’s demo) - mono  
17 She Said She Said (Take 15) – Backing track rehearsal  
Tracks
CD4: Revolver (Original mono master)
1 Album tracklist (same as above)  
Tracks
CD5: Revolver EP
1 Paperback Writer (New stereo mix)  
2 Rain (New stereo mix)  
3 Paperback Writer (Original mono mix remastered)  
4 Rain (Original mono mix remastered)

2CD:

Spoiler
Tracks
CD1: Revolver (New stereo mix)
1 Taxman  
2 Eleanor Rigby  
3 I’m Only Sleeping  
4 Love You To  
5 Here, There And Everywhere  
6 Yellow Submarine  
7 She Said She Said  
8 Good Day Sunshine  
9 And Your Bird Can Sing  
10 For No One  
11 Doctor Robert  
12 I Want To Tell You  
13 Got To Get You Into My Life  
14 Tomorrow Never Knows  
Tracks
CD 2: Sessions
1 Paperback Writer (New stereo mix)  
2 Rain (New stereo mix)  
3 Tomorrow Never Knows (Take 1)  
4 Got To Get You Into My Life (Early mix)  
5 Love You To (Take 7)  
6 Doctor Robert (Take 7)  
7 And Your Bird Can Sing (First version) Take 2  
8 Taxman (Take 11)  
9 I’m Only Sleeping (Take 2) - mono  
10 Eleanor Rigby (Take 2)  
11 For No One (Take 10) – Backing track  
12 Yellow Submarine (Take 4 before sound effects)  
13 I Want To Tell You (Speech and Take 4)  
14 Here, There And Everywhere (Take 6)  
15 She Said She Said (Take 15) – Backing track rehearsal

I got the big Let It Be for the original Get Back album mix but only have the smaller deluxe ones for Pepper, White and Abbey - I think it'll be enough for this one too. Hope they'll continue with all the rest - including MMT etc!

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/giles-martin-details-beatles-e2-80-99-e2-80-98revolver-e2-80-99-deluxe-edition-and-remix-in-1966-sessions-e2-80-98you-can-hear-them-unwrapping-their-presents-e2-80-99/ar-AA11yOEh

 

They did use the AI separation PJ's team worked on for Get Back! The sources are baked together and using them as is would only allow a mono mix or the 2009 hard separated stereo that's a horrible fit for headphones - but now they can separate the instruments and mix it properly from scratch!

Also they initially weren't sure they had enough interesting extras to include and were thinking of possibly doing it together with Rubber Soul - meaning that one's coming too!

:w00t:

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1 hour ago, Holko said:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/music/news/giles-martin-details-beatles-e2-80-99-e2-80-98revolver-e2-80-99-deluxe-edition-and-remix-in-1966-sessions-e2-80-98you-can-hear-them-unwrapping-their-presents-e2-80-99/ar-AA11yOEh

 

They did use the AI separation PJ's team worked on for Get Back! The sources are baked together and using them as is would only allow a mono mix or the 2009 hard separated stereo that's a horrible fit for headphones - but now they can separate the instruments and mix it properly from scratch!

Also they initially weren't sure they had enough interesting extras to include and were thinking of possibly doing it together with Rubber Soul - meaning that one's coming too!

:w00t:

I wonder if they could this would work with Genesis's I Know What I Like, which has Phil and Peters voices on the same track...

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23 minutes ago, Roll the Bones said:

I wonder if they could this would work with Genesis's I Know What I Like, which has Phil and Peters voices on the same track...

Get Back had dozens of hours of material to train it until it could separate the 4 of them in the same noisy badly recorded mono track. Depends on how much material there is of them around  that era I guess, it's not just a magic process, it has to be trained.

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True.

 

There was a 2 hour leak of some of the sessions from that album, so its possible there is enough material out there for AI training:

 

 

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I am really looking forward to the deluxe edition of "Wish" coming in November.

 

 

Unfortunately this live version of "The Big Hand" will not be included. I just had it on cassette, that I bought on a market in Camden, London at the time. 1991 I think.

Let's see.

Any other Cure fans around here?

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Anyone here knows the album You Won't Get What You Want by Daughters (not Daughter)? It's an amazingly terrifying trip!

Unlike other noise rock there is a special immersive force there and a pleasant presence of some elegiac harmonies.

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Another win for Tidal Daily Discovery playlists...

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The track "Songs from the Wood" was enough to make me want to go through their discography, and fell in love with them once they developed their sound, enough to buy the 4 albums pictured, but after these my interest started wandering and didn't listen through everything. I really like their rhythmic, melodic and instrumentational inventiveness and their ever-changing blend of classic, heavy, progressive or folksy rock.

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Sector 3 ends at A Show of Hands, the 2013 studio boxset contains their 90's-2000's work (Presto-Snakes and Arrows), with the Vapor Trails remix

 

 

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I'm aware of that, dude :)

That's why I differentiated between the Polygram stuff, and the Atlantic stuff.

I hear no difference between the original '89 - '07 releases (with the obvious exception of the VAPOR TRAILS remix), and the material in the 2013 box.

SECTORS 1, 2, 3 are chock full o' goodies.

 

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I just realised, that there is a new album of The Godfathers. 

Surely something the world didn't need. But I have a lot of good memories of their live shows in the 90s. At last one, that I visited, they showed up with their brand new lineup and played just five songs, because they hadn't rehearsed more.

 

 

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Every album in this picture dropped within 57 days of each other in the fall of 1991

 

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What a season for music!  In between these was also Pocket Full of Kryptonite, fear, Naughty By Nature, No More Tears, Mad Mad World, The Low End Theory... damn!

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It's also interesting that the six completely different (at the time) record labels represented in that picture

 

Elektra Records
Epic Records
Geffen Records
Warner Bros. Records
DGC Records
A&M Records

 

are now owned by one of The Big 3

 

SMG - Epic
UMG - Geffen, DGC, A&M
WMG - Elektra, Warner

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