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спасибо, ждём следующих релизов)

появился новый релиз Red Rose Speedqay 2CD
https://mega.nz/#F!jshQkCDY!dUIhPBElkMIvcGWfmjIBGA

Новый анонс

и анонс еще новее !

странный выбор, ждём ))

2CMB:

>странный выбор, ждём ))

А что ж тут странного? Отличные альбомы.

А вот и релиз!

"It's the season of the cultured bat." That can only mean that it's time for yet another installment (or, in this case, another TWO installments) of the Paul McCartney Ultimate Archive Collection! Originally, I was just going to do Driving Rain, but as the previous "release" was Broad Street, an album which is near the bottom in terms of fan's appreciation, it made little sense to follow it up with another record that has its fair share of detractors. In the case of 'Driving Rain' however, the bashers have it wrong, as this happens to be a pretty terrific album and one that is in dire need of some serious re-evaluation. There are folks who have suggested that the cause for the album's unpopularity had little do with the quality of the music itself, but instead was the result of Paul's then-girlfriend, Mr. Heather Mills, who provided inspiration for the much of the tracks included on the record. As someone who cares not very much about who Paul is dating/marrying, it bothered me not in the slightest the source of inspiration. I just like the songs on this record. Some I really like! And there are a few that I flat-out love. BTW, to make this a complete snapshot of who Paul was dating at the time, the rare VO!CE cd-single (featuring Heather + Macca) has been included as bonuses. So if you have been avoiding this album due to its rep, perhaps this is the time you might want to give it a chance. For bonus tracks, I have used all the various single mixes/edits that were floating around out there (including the download-only Driving Rain remix), along with a few tracks from Various Artists albums that were from this era. All in all, a pretty solid set!

Driving Rain
https://mega.nz/#F!e452BSID!8SWkLiXWj6miCQQXdVGAxQ

Little needed to be done to Chaos And Creation to make it worthwhile. To many, this is one of Paul's best albums. It's hard to disagree with that viewpoint as there are so many strong songs to choose from, all with extremely interesting and varied arrangements. Paul did well to work with a producer who challenged him (Nigel Godrich). It just makes one wish that Paul did more of this as he achieved stellar results this time around. To add to this fantastic album, I've included all the B-sides,promo edits and even alternate mixes from the era (including the three instrumental tracks featured on the DVD that came with the deluxe copies of the CD). There's even a bonus stripped down mix of Fine Line that was included as a) there was just enough room to include it, and b) it's a really cool sounding mix! To top it all off, I've included the complete 'Chaos And Creation At Abbey Road' show, which was a concert of sorts where Paul (and only Paul) went through a few of the songs from the album acoustically, and showed off some of the techniques used to record those tracks. Paul being Paul, he slipped in a few "oldies" here and there, but all with different arrangements than what was released on record. All in all, it's a pretty fascinating glimpse into the mind of a musical genius and as I had just enough time to include it, made perfect sense to do so!

As with all of these, there's full artwork / disc labels included for those who appreciate those sort of things!

Chaos and Creation in the Backyard
https://mega.nz/#F!a0wGRbYR!DXYfNR4Fx2CCI5C4bQorSQ

Chaos and Creation in the Backyard
https://mega.nz/#F!a0wGRbYR!DXYfNR4Fx2CCI5C4bQorSQ

Front Insert

"From the sublime to the ridiculous", as the man said. Did someone also say they couldn't wait another day?? Well wait no more - the Ultimate Archive Collection of Give My Regards To Broad Street is finally finished!! While this will never be considered one of Paul's greatest albums, there are enough interesting moments that I got to re-discover while putting this together. Also, there's a bunch of nice extras to hopefully make this interesting enough for those of you who may not care for this album. Of course all the various mixes/edits of No More Lonely Nights are here, including both Baker edits, the Mole Mix + the Warren Sanford edit. No, I didn't re-create the edit yet as just putting together the artwork took most of my free time these past few days. I will try to have a go at it over the next day or two and if I like the results, I'll sub it in. As for the ballad version, despite what the 45 label reads, the versions found on the 45 and on Wingspan (or All The Best for that matter) are identical. There's no shorter fade (mind you, I'm going by the US 45 here). I did include the 45 edit of the Playout Version, as that has the clean intro (which was conveniently lopped off Wingspan!) It's all here, folks.

Now, as most of you already know, the vinyl LP version of Broad Street provides a different listening experience as several songs are edited, two whole songs are cut and there's a tighter segue between Not Such A Bad Boy and No Values. Well, since the programmable feature of Red Rose Speedway seemed to go over well, I decided that a good way to present both variants (CD + LP) without using extra disc space would be rather than include both versions in their entirety, to only include those LP tracks which had differences to the CD counterpart, and allow them to be programmed to play alongside the rest of the album to present the LP line-up should one desire to hear it. So, if you'd like to hear the original LP line-up, program the following tracks in order (either in iTunes or while ripping to CD): 1-1, 2-2, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5, 2-3, 1-7, 1-8, 2-4, 2-5, 2-6, 1-13, 2-7, 1-15 + 1-8. And by the way, I tried to present the incidental pieces as intelligently as possible. The original Columbia CD had too many (and had occasionally placed the markers in odd locations), the '93 remaster had too few, so I wanted to get it "just right", so I brought back "Corridor Music" as its own track, but kept the "No More Lonely Nights (ballad reprise)" as its rightful place as the bluesy coda to No Values. BTW, I wanted to use the version of No Values with the extended coda (from the movie) very much, but in the end had no room for it. So there's yet ANOTHER track for the Rarities comp!

As far as extras go, there's only a few that made sense (and would fit). Both versions of We All Stand Together had to go here as that was Paul's only other release from 1984. And as promised months ago, I've also included every variant of released on record/CD. That includes the 45, the three versions from the 12" single and the Art Of Noise version (which is basically the "Alternative Version" (known to his friends as Tom) with an intro that was cut from the mix as released on 12" single at the end of '85. Between all that, the No More Lonely Nights mixes, the two We All Stand Together versions and all the different LP versions, there was enough material to completely fill two CDs. So that's what I did, complete with disc artwork (created from my own scans of LP labels) and cover/tray art. I hope you guys enjoy this as I felt that with the official Tug Of War Pipes Of Peace sets now out, it was only fitting to complete the "George Martin trilogy"! 8) And so, with ten minutes to spare in the day I'd promised this would be out, here it is - the seventeenth installment in the "Paul McCartney Ultimate Archive Collection"! Enjoy! :)

Give My Regards To Broad Street
https://mega.nz/#F!voghGRiT!O5FAfXrA2yC2eils5MQoCA

А что за Hurt Myself?

круто, два новых релиза сразу!!!

> А что за Hurt Myself?
Песня с альбома Джеймса Маккартни,где Пол играет на бассу.

2MikeGear:

>> А что за Hurt Myself?
>Песня с альбома Джеймса Маккартни,где Пол играет
>на бассу.

Нет, это не Джеймс, это Расти Андерсон - гитарист из нынешней группы Маккартни. Песня с его альбома Undressing Underwater 2003 года.

Понятно, спасибо

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