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The Scorpio label just released Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (LZ-08025). This is another title that will utilize the soundboard recording as a basis with the audience tapes to fill in the cuts.
The Beatles The Evolution Of Revolution (RE-68) includes “Revolution” outtakes including the long, unedited take released earlier this year but speed corrected.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young The 1974 Excursion (EXC-74) contains a BBC radio broadcast from the September Wembley show.
Pink Floyd The Alternate Side Of The Moon (Moon-72) is a one disc set with Dark Side outtakes.
Related posts:6 Responses to “new Led Zeppelin on Scorpio, Pink Floyd, CSNY and Beatles”Subscribes to this topic Comment RSS or TrackBack URLI’m curiously wondering if the new Floyd release might turn out to be essentially the same as “The Great Gig in the Sky” 1-CD that was released by the Silent Sea label several months ago. Even if not, it would appear that the chances of any truly new DSotM studio material surfacing now would be almost as unlikely as Nancy McKeon posing for a girlie mag or a swimwear or lingerie pictorial, which she certainly never did even in her prime. But at least the front cover looks somewhat delicious & tasty. I got an e-mail about these last week, they are to be available next month. These are the contents: That’s from the back cover of the disc, minus some self-serving blah-blah-blah about how this is such a great release. Mad Day Out: The Evolution of Revolution Track 1 we’ve heard before. Track 2 is speed-corrected from the “Revolution Take…Your Knickers Off” release last year. First time we’ve seen the speed corrected version available. Track 3 I’m not sure about, but if it’s not been previously bootlegged, it’s nothing revealtory. Track 4 has been bootlegged before on several releases. Track 5 could be from “Strange Mixex” or Vigotone’s “Revolution” or one of several other minimally identified Mono or Stereo mixes, hard to tell at this point. Track 6, hard to say, several alt. mixes of this exist. Track 7 was on one of the several Anthology bootlegs, Track 8 is hard to tell, many versions of this track, including fan re-mixes and outfakes exist. Tracks 9 & 10 don’t appear to be anything new. Your mileage may vary. Just discovered that Floyd’s “Alternate Side” actually isn’t a copy of Silent Sea’s “Great Gig”, although apparently there still isn’t anything new, w/ some of it in fact being essentially the same tracks as those on Silent Sea’s “Great Gig”. The actual tracks appear to be the same 8 listed above by walterfive – in the exact same order, & described the same way on rear side of the digipak, which has fairly nice artwork. Sorry the comment area are closed |
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