POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
Was looking at the set list from the palladium show.
Is the set missing Jane Says?
Is the set missing Jane Says?
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Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
No "Jane Says" at that show.Mescal wrote:Was looking at the set list from the palladium show.
Is the set missing Jane Says?
http://janesaddiction.org/tour/show/jan ... 12-19/276/
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
oh ok, I thought all the live bits from Kettle Whistle came from that Palladium show
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
Last year the Butthole Surfers were posting in the message board on their website to not buy the vinyl reissue of Independent Worm Saloon. The drummer was posting that they had nothing to do with it, it should be a double LP and will sound like shit condensed onto 1 LP and the 180 gram advertising is retarded because it will sound like shit anyway so who cares. They were always a savvy band too, they won their records back from Alternative Tentacles and Touch and Go but the major labels fucked them.Pandemonium wrote:Usually it's the suits in marketing at the record company that come up with these ideas and depending on what kind of rights they have to the material, involve the band at some point. Some bands have enough power in their contracts to have veto power on any such project no matter how much the labels wants to put out that sort of collection. Warner Bros is really the worst (or best depending on your perspective) when it comes to milking and repackaging a band's stuff.
On the other hand, some bands have zero say in these collections, such as most of the bands that were signed to UK label Beggars Banquet in the 80's. They put out a couple pretty massive box sets about a decade ago for The Cult with no input from the band at all (The Cult left BB around '95), the second of which was mostly really rough demos and rehearsals that Ian Astbury called "scrapping the bottom of the barrel" when he heard about the release after it was in stores.
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
http://janesaddiction.org/discography/j ... e-whistle/Mescal wrote:oh ok, I thought all the live bits from Kettle Whistle came from that Palladium show
Track 6 was recorded on July 24, 1991 at the Lollapalooza concert at the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA. Track 8 was recorded on January 26, 1987 at The Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles, CA with overdubs recorded in 1997. Tracks 9-12 were recorded on December 19, 1990 at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA. Track 14 was recorded on November 13, 1986 at The Pyramid in Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA.
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
I knew that sperling spoon design thing looked familiar
Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
Google "sugar skull" It's their least original idea ever
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Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
Sarcasm?Mescal wrote:I knew that sperling spoon design thing looked familiar
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Re: POLL: are you buying Sterling Spoon box set on release?
I don't have a problem with it. It's in keeping with the original image of the band. Just be grateful they didn't try to match the Strays cover in its shoddiness.kv wrote:Google "sugar skull" It's their least original idea ever