JAJAMarky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 3:08pmThat Sparks guy is cool. Not as cool as Marky though.
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Wow, the Streetcore instrumentals are flooring me. I didn't even know they were circulating until a week or two ago when Marky mentioned he was preparing them for this, and even then I definitely didn't expect the unknown tracks. Holy shit, I almost shed a tear thinking about what might have been, especially hearing the background vocals.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
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Yeah I wish they could've got them down. Obviously the album is fleshed out by using the two Rick Rubin recordings. I couldn't find any other info on those instrumentals. One of the untitled tracks is possibly called "Steady America" and my guess is the one with the backing vocals. Laxman did find some info saying the band road tested that track live but I can't find any reference to it on the boots available or listings.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 4:54pmWow, the Streetcore instrumentals are flooring me. I didn't even know they were circulating until a week or two ago when Marky mentioned he was preparing them for this, and even then I definitely didn't expect the unknown tracks. Holy shit, I almost shed a tear thinking about what might have been, especially hearing the background vocals.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
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Thanks Marky!! You've made us one of the best Christmas gift we can wish. I'm starting to listen the last cd because the Latino Rockabilly War with Roberto Pla and Willie MacNeil, it's the line-up i like more.
All the best!!!
All the best!!!
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Cheers Stefano enjoy mate.Stefano1972 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 5:12pmThanks Marky!! You've made us one of the best Christmas gift we can wish. I'm starting to listen the last cd because the Latino Rockabilly War with Roberto Pla and Willie MacNeil, it's the line-up i like more.
All the best!!!
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Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty
We're the flowers in the dustbin...
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I'm Speechless!
Christmas and Record Store Day (digital format) all rolled into one.
Marky, you just keep upping your game and we are the beneficiaries.
Thank You!
Christmas and Record Store Day (digital format) all rolled into one.
Marky, you just keep upping your game and we are the beneficiaries.
Thank You!
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Cheers JC. The work on these sets is immense. I've just mentioned to laxman the lengths I go to just to remove a nano second of a glitch that affects play which can take hours of work.
But I'm pleased with the outcome. And it gives people here enjoyment to have something done with care. That's why it's a grab it while you can thing and not left up for ever.
Imagine having to buy this this from a record label they would charge the earth.
Forces have been looting
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Curfews have been curbing
The end of liberty
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No fuchsias for you.
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Did either of you happen to come across this article which mentions another song (a "reggae drug tune") called Bases Are Loaded? That could be one of the instrumentals as well, although neither are particularly reggae...Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 5:09pmYeah I wish they could've got them down. Obviously the album is fleshed out by using the two Rick Rubin recordings. I couldn't find any other info on those instrumentals. One of the untitled tracks is possibly called "Steady America" and my guess is the one with the backing vocals. Laxman did find some info saying the band road tested that track live but I can't find any reference to it on the boots available or listings.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 4:54pmWow, the Streetcore instrumentals are flooring me. I didn't even know they were circulating until a week or two ago when Marky mentioned he was preparing them for this, and even then I definitely didn't expect the unknown tracks. Holy shit, I almost shed a tear thinking about what might have been, especially hearing the background vocals.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
https://www.epitaph.com/news/article/th ... mescaleros
These instrumental tunes really bridge the gap between Global and Streetcore. It's hard to imagine CG, GDM, AA, etc fitting on Global but I could imagine any of these groovy, acoustic-ish tunes on there
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Thanks and no, didn't spot that article.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 6:13pmDid either of you happen to come across this article which mentions another song (a "reggae drug tune") called Bases Are Loaded? That could be one of the instrumentals as well, although neither are particularly reggae...Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 5:09pmYeah I wish they could've got them down. Obviously the album is fleshed out by using the two Rick Rubin recordings. I couldn't find any other info on those instrumentals. One of the untitled tracks is possibly called "Steady America" and my guess is the one with the backing vocals. Laxman did find some info saying the band road tested that track live but I can't find any reference to it on the boots available or listings.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 4:54pmWow, the Streetcore instrumentals are flooring me. I didn't even know they were circulating until a week or two ago when Marky mentioned he was preparing them for this, and even then I definitely didn't expect the unknown tracks. Holy shit, I almost shed a tear thinking about what might have been, especially hearing the background vocals.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
https://www.epitaph.com/news/article/th ... mescaleros
These instrumental tunes really bridge the gap between Global and Streetcore. It's hard to imagine CG, GDM, AA, etc fitting on Global but I could imagine any of these groovy, acoustic-ish tunes on there
The one I found was this; https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... 8TDduVyZHI
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It shows where they were heading as a band and the next album would've been killer.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 6:13pmDid either of you happen to come across this article which mentions another song (a "reggae drug tune") called Bases Are Loaded? That could be one of the instrumentals as well, although neither are particularly reggae...Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 5:09pmYeah I wish they could've got them down. Obviously the album is fleshed out by using the two Rick Rubin recordings. I couldn't find any other info on those instrumentals. One of the untitled tracks is possibly called "Steady America" and my guess is the one with the backing vocals. Laxman did find some info saying the band road tested that track live but I can't find any reference to it on the boots available or listings.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 4:54pmWow, the Streetcore instrumentals are flooring me. I didn't even know they were circulating until a week or two ago when Marky mentioned he was preparing them for this, and even then I definitely didn't expect the unknown tracks. Holy shit, I almost shed a tear thinking about what might have been, especially hearing the background vocals.
Is there any more information out there about these?
Interesting that Guitar Slinger Man is missing. Given they were performing that one live, you'd think it'd have been one of the first they laid down in the studio.
https://www.epitaph.com/news/article/th ... mescaleros
These instrumental tunes really bridge the gap between Global and Streetcore. It's hard to imagine CG, GDM, AA, etc fitting on Global but I could imagine any of these groovy, acoustic-ish tunes on there
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Curfews have been curbing
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No fuchsias for you.
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Not had a chance to listen yet, but those instrumentals are what really drew my eye. Appetite well and truly whetted!
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Ah, interesting, thanks. It's curious Bases Are Loaded didn't get a mention in that one.laxman wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 6:42pmThanks and no, didn't spot that article.
The one I found was this; https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... 8TDduVyZHI
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Absolutely.Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 6:58pmIt shows where they were heading as a band and the next album would've been killer.
Nice touch at the end. Very poignant.
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Yeah I put that together it finishes of that disc nicely.msza2 wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 7:47pmAbsolutely.Marky Dread wrote: ↑16 Nov 2022, 6:58pmIt shows where they were heading as a band and the next album would've been killer.
Nice touch at the end. Very poignant.
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Good grief, man! This When Pigs Fly disc sounds superb. You removed layers of gunk off these gems! I had to go to this disc first because I've always had a soft spot for that "lost album" I heard about forever and then only had the muddy songs that circulated on cassette for ages, but I revisited it often. Thanks so much for this incredible upgrade, Marky. The instrumentation is so distinct. The musicians Joe had backing him on these tracks have been written off before as sort of middle of the road, but I think this remaster proves that they acquitted themselves well.