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There are lots of old albums that I would love to crack open if they were remastered and/or had extra footage. I bought the Warner Remaster of Van Halen's MCMLXXXIV and loved it. Want more. | |
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Mara said: Is there a database, website or blog out there that keeps track of classic album remasters?
There are lots of old albums that I would love to crack open if they were remastered and/or had extra footage. I bought the Warner Remaster of Van Halen's MCMLXXXIV and loved it. Want more. It'd be sweet if there were! I have so many older albums to catch up with and I much prefer remasters!  If you will, so will I | |
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thekidsgirl said: Mara said: Is there a database, website or blog out there that keeps track of classic album remasters?
There are lots of old albums that I would love to crack open if they were remastered and/or had extra footage. I bought the Warner Remaster of Van Halen's MCMLXXXIV and loved it. Want more. It'd be sweet if there were! I have so many older albums to catch up with and I much prefer remasters! I'm thinking now is the time for me to invest in vinyl? I get kinda obscure when I dig through the '70s. I'm having a time finding Darts' album "Everyone Plays Darts" on CD. I like the sound of vinyl, but, I'd be so cluttered with lots of it @ my place [No offense to any vinyl fans reading this]. I would love vinyl if it were more compact and fit with my lifestyle. I'm kinda spoiled by all this digital/on-demand/press-play/YouTube/think-it,play-it music. I say this only because I know for a fact there's a lot of rare grooves out there from the '60s, '70s & '80s that never made it to the digital format or crossed over to CD in the mid-'80s. [Edited 11/13/08 21:26pm] | |
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Mara said: thekidsgirl said: It'd be sweet if there were! I have so many older albums to catch up with and I much prefer remasters! I'm thinking now is the time for me to invest in vinyl? I dunno if I can. I'd be so cluttered with lots of vinyl [No offense to any vinyl fans reading this]. I would love vinyl if it were more compact and fit with my lifestyle. I'm kinda spoiled by all this digital/on-demand/press-play/YouTube/think-it,play-it music. I say this only because I know for a fact there's a lot of rare grooves out there from the '60s, '70s & '80s that never made it to the digital format or crossed over to CD in the mid-'80s. [Edited 11/13/08 21:22pm] I know what you mean about being spoiled! I have a record player and my pop gave me his old vinyls, plus I have some of my own...yet when I want to put on some music, I'm so much more likely to just double-click on something in my windows media library If you will, so will I | |
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thekidsgirl said: Mara said: I'm thinking now is the time for me to invest in vinyl? I dunno if I can. I'd be so cluttered with lots of vinyl [No offense to any vinyl fans reading this]. I would love vinyl if it were more compact and fit with my lifestyle. I'm kinda spoiled by all this digital/on-demand/press-play/YouTube/think-it,play-it music. I say this only because I know for a fact there's a lot of rare grooves out there from the '60s, '70s & '80s that never made it to the digital format or crossed over to CD in the mid-'80s. [Edited 11/13/08 21:22pm] I know what you mean about being spoiled! I have a record player and my pop gave me his old vinyls, plus I have some of my own...yet when I want to put on some music, I'm so much more likely to just double-click on something in my windows media library Yeah, I feel ya. Well @ least you can keep it in your possession. Personally, my older brother takes any and all vinyl that any of my relatives had and hordes it in his music collection. I can't blame him, I don't really spin vinyl. I rarely pop in CDs these days unless I'm driving or something. Between my siblings and I, we listen to a BOATLOAD of music. | |
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Cinnie said: I bought Parallel Lines because it had "Pretty Baby" too, based on that part in Wild Style! Yo, is there YouTubeage of that? | |
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Mara said: Cinnie said: I bought Parallel Lines because it had "Pretty Baby" too, based on that part in Wild Style! Yo, is there YouTubeage of that? No! 
A to the K?  | |
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Cinnie said: Mara said: Yo, is there YouTubeage of that? No!
A to the K? Oh, wow. I haven't seen that scene in a long time. The expressions on everyone's faces in that clip is just hilarious. lol | |
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fms said: I'm glad this album is getting the deluxe treatment but honestly I don't know if I want to buy it a thrid time on CD. the 2001 remaster is excellent.
Btw, I recently got the Eat To The Beat CD/DVD which has all the vids from that album, only a few of which are included on Sound & Vision. I highly recommend that one if anyone is looking for blondie clips. OK so I broke down and purchased this after I said I wasn't going to. Anyone know what's the deal with the song "Parallel Lines"? The lyrics appear on this CD as well as on the original LP, but again, so souch song. Does it exist, and if so why not let us hear it? Stand at the crossroads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths...(Jeremiah 6:16) www.ancientfaithradio.com
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