Music shouldn’t be a “luxury purchase” unless you’re getting something truly special and deluxe–like lavish box sets. The business itself, though, is invited to go do something extremely vile and vulgar to itself at this point.
I’m all for profits and whatnot (though I doubt the artists are seeing much of the money), but I really hate being manipulated by corporations. I’ve already found myself paying upwards of $30 for some CDs direct from artist websites (Annie, The Bird and The Bee, and–I’ll even confess to this one–Jedward) because I want a physical copy, and that’s the ONLY place to get them. So I’m pretty sure the record companies want to drive CD buyers to downloads and just get rid of the format altogether, or make it so the CD is a “limited release” premium product that they can then price gouge for the diehards. They make more profit on the vinyl, and people who buy vinyl are even less likely to purchase low-profit downloads than people who buy CDs. They are charging huge markups on records (I remember very well that it used to be that vinyl and cassettes were approximately the same price, and you paid more for the CD). Vinyl is harder to rip to files and therefore harder to distribute as downloads. I think the record companies WANT CDs to die. If this comes out as CD-only, I’ll buy that, but I won’t get the mixed media set even if it drops to $20. It literally just takes up valuable shelf space in my collection, and it drives the price of the package up too far. But my storage space is getting limited, and I don’t get as excited for live material. I caved and bought the mixed media Tango in the Night because I wanted (borderline needed) the CD of 12″ mixes that were exclusive to the large format box. One More Night – Demo Sign Up For the SDE newsletter Submit * Mirage Tour, ** Tusk Tour, *** Rumours Tourī. Blue Letter *** Little Rock, AK (5/20/77) įireflies (Remix – Long Version) (1981) Songbird ** Omaha Civic Auditorium, Omaha, NB (8/21/80) ġ4. Sisters Of The Moon ** Omaha Civic Auditorium, Omaha, NB (8/21/80) ġ3. Angel ** Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH (5/20/80) ĩ. The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown) *** State Fair Arena, Oklahoma City, OK (5/18/77) Ĩ. Brown Eyes * The Forum, Inglewood, CA (10/22/82) ħ. Gold Dust Woman *** The Forum, Inglewood, CA (8/29/77) Ħ. Think About Me ** Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO (8/24/80) Ĥ.What Makes You Think You’re The One ** Kansas Coliseum, Wichita, KSĥ.
The Chain ** Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH (5/20/80) ģ. SECOND HAND NEWS* The Forum, Inglewood, CA (10/21/82) Ģ. This Fleetwood Mac Live box set is released on 9 April 2021.ġ.
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The box set comes presented in a 12″ x 12″ rigid slipcase and comes with a booklet with rare photos, a full itinerary for the Tusk Tour, and a history of the live album by writer David Wild. The set also includes a bonus 7-inch single featuring previously unreleased demos for ‘Fireflies’ and ‘One More Night’. The live version of ‘The Chain’ is one of 14 previously unreleased tracks The extra songs include ‘Second Hand News’, ‘The Chain’, ‘Hold Me’, ‘Tusk’ and ‘You Make Loving Fun’. The 14 bonus live tracks include seven songs from the Tusk tour (1979-80), four from the Rumours tour (1977) and three from the Mirage tour (1982). This new super deluxe edition box set features remastered versions of the original album on both 180g vinyl and CD along with a bonus CD featuring over an hour of unreleased live material. The ludicrously strong setlist includes massive hits such as ‘Dreams’, ‘Go Your Own Way’, ‘Rhiannon’, and ‘Don’t Stop’. The live double album was originally released in 1980 and features music mostly recorded during the world tour for 1979’s Tusk. Fleetwood Mac Live will be reissued as a six-disc super deluxe edition in April.
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