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Stalingrad is shorter and an easier (and for me, a better) listen. Blood is way too long. If they cut it down to 10 song it may have been a classic.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I've done just that. Hopefully, I'll get a response.
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Cdbaby may have had it two years ago, but they've long sold out. Nothing on any Japanese or British sites either.
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This cd is out of print. They must have made 10 copies because there's absolutely no trace of it on the Internet. If you wish to sell your physical cd, let know. Name your price. Thanks!
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Yeah, I agree - I would like more music, but I'll have to accept what they came up with. I suppose they could have extended one song with an instrumental interlude.. And it may be more that the style is fairly different- but perhaps that might make it a lot fresher? I think I'll be very pleased what they came up with - and shorter records in my collection tend to get more play. Another rea
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Boston's "Don't Look Back" was 33 minutes. Van Halen's "1984" was 33 minutes. Crue's "Too Fast for Love" was about 34 minutes. Etc. 35 minutes is a good length for an album, so long as it's very good (and from what I've heard, it sounds awesome). I'd MUCH rather hear 35 minutes of great tunes than 70 minutes, with 35 minutes of great music and 35 of filler. But th
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Great record.
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As a Christian Dave is called to walk in the light. We're held to a higher standard, and rightfully so. If you have the answers to life, your life ought to reflect it! His witness is weakened, and we all should be saddened by it. Still, Christians are not called to be perfect. And his life is marked by workings of the Spirit- Dave's no longer enslaved to drink or drugs or women; no longer iso
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It's a good song. Modern. Jane Wiedlin came up with the lyrics (or modified the existing ones). Not sure what kind of audience there is for a 55-year old pop star.
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(A) One shouldn't use hair to describe those acts; glam or pop metal would be a better descriptor. (B) In any case, Van Halen and the Cult weren't hair bands. Guns 'n Roses completely changed the 1980s rock scene and weren't considered a hair band either. One largely just has to look in the 1990s as to which rock bands succeeded and which failed - the latter were hair bands. (C) One can li
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Prefer the title track, but things can change. Things are sounding great, in any case.
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Thanks! I found it inexpensively and wanted to know how to catalog it. Wasn't sure if it was legit or not, or if it had a different mastering, etc. From your comments it sounds like it is the same master but just a different pressing (hopefully just as good). Thanks again for your help.
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Funny, but I figured there may be more creativity in the criticisms..
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Can anyone tell me where this CD is printed/pressed? There is no print info on the album. My catalogue number is LM 629 - Locomotive, Spain. It also has Frontiers as a label, but not the FR catalogue number (supposedly, FR CD 365). Not sure if this is made in Italy and distributed in Spain, made in Spain and distributed worldwide, or what. Thanks!
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I don't mind the original mixes- there are good songs on it. But I'm reticient to put out the money without getting the new, more lively mix. Especially if it's not lossless. Thanks for your help.
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Has there been any news on the remix receiving a hard copy? The cd versions on Amazon appear to be original mixes. It appears only mp3s are currently available.
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Sorry, I meant to say in the second verse rather than: "I'll train your soul, good!" it's: "I'll free your soul. Huh!"
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Cool! I didn't see that - thanks for sharing! ETA: By the way, I think Dave is saying: "I'll free your soul. Huh!"
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Love this song. It has to be the best melody they've come up with in 20 years.
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I agree - the original sounds almost mono by comparison. ETA: Still, the songs aren't very good, though.
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Can you guys point me to links of the old and new "Cold" version, and/or other songs? I'd like to hear the difference. It's not likely that I'll invest in the original CD mix, but I might if the remixes give the album a more lively feel. I just want to find out how to listen to it. Thanks.
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http://www.blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=189147 Does anyone have this album? I would be interested in knowing how to distinguish these from the "new" cds that will be released. Intrigued by the remix - do the songs sound better?
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Don't like Danger Danger but Revolve was a very good contemporary rock record. Maybe 4/5? Very pleased.
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http://goo.gl/8jH1O ETA: this is a bit different for Megadeth, but I very much like the poppy direction of this song.
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http://www.blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=188917
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