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verslibre wrote:Dawn Patrol sounds fine to me. Remastering wouldn't necessarily help it. A lot of albums sound worse after "remastering," like Thin Lizzy's Live & Dangerous. The Vertigo remaster doesn't sound as good as the original Warner Bros. issue. You can't hear the bass and the guitars are too loud.
Journey/Survivor wrote:Bad English's first album.
I know that I always used to think that Night Ranger's albums from the 80's needed remastering badly. But it's possible that those have since been remastered?
I wish that Rock Candy would get the rights to remaster and reissue Bad English's 2 albums.
Journey/Survivor wrote:verslibre wrote:Dawn Patrol sounds fine to me. Remastering wouldn't necessarily help it. A lot of albums sound worse after "remastering," like Thin Lizzy's Live & Dangerous. The Vertigo remaster doesn't sound as good as the original Warner Bros. issue. You can't hear the bass and the guitars are too loud.
I guess that my main complaint with the Night Ranger CD's has always been that you have to crank them up extra loud to get any volume out of them.
TageRyche wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Bad English's first album.
I know that I always used to think that Night Ranger's albums from the 80's needed remastering badly. But it's possible that those have since been remastered?
I wish that Rock Candy would get the rights to remaster and reissue Bad English's 2 albums.
The first Bad English album is scheduled for the reissue/remaster release from Rock Candy Records on June 30th.
Journey/Survivor wrote:
Some of the albums that I most wanted Rock Candy to remaster since they had already remastered/released the Survivor, Cobra and Target albums, are the two Bad English, The Storm's first album, and some of the Jimi Jamison solo albums like "When Love Comes Down" and "Empires."
TageRyche wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Bad English's first album.
I know that I always used to think that Night Ranger's albums from the 80's needed remastering badly. But it's possible that those have since been remastered?
I wish that Rock Candy would get the rights to remaster and reissue Bad English's 2 albums.
The first Bad English album is scheduled for the reissue/remaster release from Rock Candy Records on June 30th.
Journey/Survivor wrote:
Do you know if there will be any bonus tracks on the Bad English CD from Rock Candy?
TageRyche wrote:Journey/Survivor,
Here's the press release for the Bad English reissue:
THERE WERE MANY attempts at piecing together supergroups during the late 80s but few were as successful as Bad English, a project born from the mash-up of two hugely influential outfits, namely the Babys (John Waite, Jonathan Cain, Ricky Philips) and Journey (Jonathan Cain, Neal Schon and, later, Deen Costronovo). Both groups had featured talent to die for so anticipation was extremely high for this noble alliance, Fortunately, unlike similar collaborations, the results were spectacular, leaving no one in any doubt that Bad English had delivered a cornerstone record.
Fronted by the stunning and instantly identifiable voice of John Waite, and ably supported by guitar firebrand Neal Schon, the album contains a brace of superior tracks that elevated the record to platinum status and beyond. It boasted no less than five hit singles, including ‘Price Of Love’ and the chart topping #1 power ballad ‘When I See You Smile’. All in all, a scorching example of a style and sound that has not diminished one jot over time. No wonder the album sold Platinum and beyond.
SPECIAL DELUXE COLLECTOR’S EDITION, FULLY REMASTERED AUDIO, 20 PAGE FULL COLOUR BOOKLET, 4,000 WORD ESSAY ABOUT THE MAKING OF THE ALBUM, NEW INTERVIEW AND ENHANCED ARTWORK
TRACK LISTING: 1.BEST OF WHAT I GOT 2.HEAVEN IS A 4 LETTER WORD 3.POSSESSION 4.FORGET ME NOT 5.WHEN I SEE YOU SMILE 6.TOUGH TIMES DON’T LAST 7.GHOST IN YOUR HEART 8.PRICE OF LOVE 9.READY WHEN YOU ARE 10.LAY DOWN 11.THE RESTLESS ONES 12.ROCKIN’ HORSE 13.DON’T WALK AWAY BONUS TRACKS: 14.PRICE OF LOVE (REMIX) 15.FORGET ME NOT (REMIX)
TageRyche wrote:Journey/Survivor,
Here's the press release for the Bad English reissue:
THERE WERE MANY attempts at piecing together supergroups during the late 80s but few were as successful as Bad English, a project born from the mash-up of two hugely influential outfits, namely the Babys (John Waite, Jonathan Cain, Ricky Philips) and Journey (Jonathan Cain, Neal Schon and, later, Deen Costronovo). Both groups had featured talent to die for so anticipation was extremely high for this noble alliance, Fortunately, unlike similar collaborations, the results were spectacular, leaving no one in any doubt that Bad English had delivered a cornerstone record.
Fronted by the stunning and instantly identifiable voice of John Waite, and ably supported by guitar firebrand Neal Schon, the album contains a brace of superior tracks that elevated the record to platinum status and beyond. It boasted no less than five hit singles, including ‘Price Of Love’ and the chart topping #1 power ballad ‘When I See You Smile’. All in all, a scorching example of a style and sound that has not diminished one jot over time. No wonder the album sold Platinum and beyond.
SPECIAL DELUXE COLLECTOR’S EDITION, FULLY REMASTERED AUDIO, 20 PAGE FULL COLOUR BOOKLET, 4,000 WORD ESSAY ABOUT THE MAKING OF THE ALBUM, NEW INTERVIEW AND ENHANCED ARTWORK
TRACK LISTING: 1.BEST OF WHAT I GOT 2.HEAVEN IS A 4 LETTER WORD 3.POSSESSION 4.FORGET ME NOT 5.WHEN I SEE YOU SMILE 6.TOUGH TIMES DON’T LAST 7.GHOST IN YOUR HEART 8.PRICE OF LOVE 9.READY WHEN YOU ARE 10.LAY DOWN 11.THE RESTLESS ONES 12.ROCKIN’ HORSE 13.DON’T WALK AWAY BONUS TRACKS: 14.PRICE OF LOVE (REMIX) 15.FORGET ME NOT (REMIX)
Abitaman wrote:TageRyche wrote:Journey/Survivor,
Here's the press release for the Bad English reissue:
THERE WERE MANY attempts at piecing together supergroups during the late 80s but few were as successful as Bad English, a project born from the mash-up of two hugely influential outfits, namely the Babys (John Waite, Jonathan Cain, Ricky Philips) and Journey (Jonathan Cain, Neal Schon and, later, Deen Costronovo). Both groups had featured talent to die for so anticipation was extremely high for this noble alliance, Fortunately, unlike similar collaborations, the results were spectacular, leaving no one in any doubt that Bad English had delivered a cornerstone record.
Fronted by the stunning and instantly identifiable voice of John Waite, and ably supported by guitar firebrand Neal Schon, the album contains a brace of superior tracks that elevated the record to platinum status and beyond. It boasted no less than five hit singles, including ‘Price Of Love’ and the chart topping #1 power ballad ‘When I See You Smile’. All in all, a scorching example of a style and sound that has not diminished one jot over time. No wonder the album sold Platinum and beyond.
SPECIAL DELUXE COLLECTOR’S EDITION, FULLY REMASTERED AUDIO, 20 PAGE FULL COLOUR BOOKLET, 4,000 WORD ESSAY ABOUT THE MAKING OF THE ALBUM, NEW INTERVIEW AND ENHANCED ARTWORK
TRACK LISTING: 1.BEST OF WHAT I GOT 2.HEAVEN IS A 4 LETTER WORD 3.POSSESSION 4.FORGET ME NOT 5.WHEN I SEE YOU SMILE 6.TOUGH TIMES DON’T LAST 7.GHOST IN YOUR HEART 8.PRICE OF LOVE 9.READY WHEN YOU ARE 10.LAY DOWN 11.THE RESTLESS ONES 12.ROCKIN’ HORSE 13.DON’T WALK AWAY BONUS TRACKS: 14.PRICE OF LOVE (REMIX) 15.FORGET ME NOT (REMIX)
The Price of Love remix came out years ago on a double disk hits CD,. Had the remix and the regular version. And yes a double CD....
Abitaman wrote:All the Survivor cds too could be freshened up.
Journey/Survivor wrote:Abitaman wrote:All the Survivor cds too could be freshened up.
Do you have the Survivor remasters from Rock Candy? They sound great!
Abitaman wrote:Journey/Survivor wrote:Abitaman wrote:All the Survivor cds too could be freshened up.
Do you have the Survivor remasters from Rock Candy? They sound great!
No, did they do all the CDs?
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