Esoteric releases JUne/July and Aug

[Esoteric]

Hi guys

quick update on our releases coming up

June

Gilli Smyth--Mother
Anthony Phillips --1984 --3 disc set with 5.1 surround
Barclay James Harvest--Everyone is Everybody Else--3 disc set with 5.1 surround, new stereo mix and original mix
Steve Hackett--Blues with a Feeling (plus 2 newly recorded tracks)
Gandalf--To Another Horizon
Gandalf--Magic Theatre

July
Gary Wright Wonderwheel-- Ring of Changes-- NEVER RELEASED FROM 1972
Lost 1972 album from the Spooky Tooth and solo artist --featuring special guest George Harrison on several tracks. Never officially released.

Colosseum Live-- 2CD remaster
This newly re-mastered and expanded reissue includes an extra CD of material recorded in Brighton, Manchester and Bristol in March 1971 (including a live version of their classic “Valentyne Suite”).


Steamhammer-Mountains

David McWilliams--Lord Offaly

Three Man Army--
FEATURING ADRIAN & PAUL GURVITZ (GUN, BAKER GURVITZ ARMY)
 WITH TWO BONUS TRACKS

August
How We Live--Dry Land (Steve Hogarth and Colin Woore)

Eclection--Eclection
Classic folk rock

[spellbound]

Looks like some good music. Thanks.

[Boceephus]

Looks very interesting.


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[interbellum]

How We Live--Dry Land (Steve Hogarth and Colin Woore)

That's funny: I just bought the Portrait-version from 1987!

[JKL2000]

That's funny: I just bought the Portrait-version from 1987!

I was surprised by this one too. I have the original, signed by Hogarth.

Vicky, do you know what extras if any might be on this?

[interbellum]

Quote Originally Posted by interbellum View Post
That's funny: I just bought the Portrait-version from 1987!

I was surprised by this one too. I have the original, signed by Hogarth.

Vicky, do you know what extras if any might be on this?

I wouldn't be surprised if this will contain the same two bonustracks as on the Racket edition.

[interbellum]

Any idea, Vicky, if Esoteric is the label that will re-release David Sancious' Just As I Thought in September?
One of us wrote in another thread that there would be a re-release, but no information was given.

[JKL2000]

Quote Originally Posted by interbellum View Post
That's funny: I just bought the Portrait-version from 1987!



I wouldn't be surprised if this will contain the same two bonustracks as on the Racket edition.

Wow, I had actually forgotten about You Don't Need Anyone, because I haven't pulled out that HiE reissue in a long time. I'd forgotten that was a bonus track on the How We Live reissue, since I only have the original. So that version (the HWL one) is something I kinda need! How does it sound compared to Marillion's demo of it, and how is "Simon's Car?" Never heard that (and to be honest, How We Live is an album I don't feel the need to listen to very often - though h fans ought to have a copy!).

[Bromo]

Eclection--Eclection
Classic folk rock

Are there going to any extras on this disc? I just picked up a Rhino reissue of this released in Japan, but I would rebuy if there some interesting extras on it.

Thanks,
Thomas

[mrfusion]

The Sancious title will be both TRUE STORIES & JUST AS I THOUGHT....re-mastered/ w slipcase from BGO in the UK.
I will have stock before any of the 'giant" retailers...You can reach me(mike) at mrfusion123@verizon.net

[Trane]

Colosseum Live-- 2CD remaster
This newly re-mastered and expanded reissue includes an extra CD of material recorded in Brighton, Manchester and Bristol in March 1971 (including a live version of their classic “Valentyne Suite”).

Hi Vicky

have you got the complete the other bonus track names, please??

[Onomatopoeic]

Hi Vicky

have you got the complete the other bonus track names, please??

Disc: 1
1. Rope Ladder to the Moon
2. Walking in the Park
3. Skellington
4. I Can't Live Without You
5. Tanglewood '63
6. Encore... Stormy Monday Blues
7. Lost Angeles


Disc: 2
1. Rope Ladder to the Moon
2. Skellington
3. I Can't Live Without You
4. Time Machine
5. The Machine Demands a Sacrifice
6. Stormy Monday Blues
7. The Valentyne Suite:
8. January's Search
9. Theme Two - February's Valentyne
10. Theme Three - the Grass Is Greener

[TheH]

^^

All of those where allready on the MORITURI TE SALUTANT Box Set CD no. 3

[interbellum]

The Sancious title will be both TRUE STORIES & JUST AS I THOUGHT....re-mastered/ w slipcase from BGO in the UK.
I will have stock before any of the 'giant" retailers...You can reach me(mike) at mrfusion123@verizon.net

Thanks for this OT-info.

[Onomatopoeic]

^^

All of those where allready on the MORITURI TE SALUTANT Box Set CD no. 3

Oh well, we have progress. Soon to be available in a much more affordable package.

By the way, I was reminded that the original Colosseum was rather a bit in debt to this man, of whom 3 members did recording studio sessions for his album. A couple of tracks from Jack Bruce's first solo album "Songs For A Tailor" were covered later by Colosseum (not to mention one being a huge hit for Mountain).





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[Onomatopoeic]

August
How We Live--Dry Land (Steve Hogarth and Colin Woore)

Eclection--Eclection
Classic folk rock

Also in August (unless it's now September) should be Barclay James Harvest -- Gone To Earth: Deluxe Expanded Edition

This Deluxe edition includes two CDs and a DVD, and features a new re-master of the original album mix, along with stunning brand new stereo and 5. 1 surround mix of the album. The set also includes new stereo and 5. 1 Surround sound mixes of an early, previously unreleased version of 'Loving is Easy', recorded during the album sessions. The DVD (which is region free and NTSC) also includes 96 kHz / 24-bit stereo re-mixes. In addition the set features new stereo & 5. 1 mixes of 'Our Kid's Kid' (B-side to the single of 'Hymn') and four other bonus tracks.

[Esoteric]

The reason I didnt add Gone to Earth is that it will be very first week in September due to a slight delay

[Hobo Chang Ba]

Disc: 1
1. Rope Ladder to the Moon
2. Walking in the Park
3. Skellington
4. I Can't Live Without You
5. Tanglewood '63
6. Encore... Stormy Monday Blues
7. Lost Angeles


Disc: 2
1. Rope Ladder to the Moon
2. Skellington
3. I Can't Live Without You
4. Time Machine
5. The Machine Demands a Sacrifice
6. Stormy Monday Blues
7. The Valentyne Suite:
8. January's Search
9. Theme Two - February's Valentyne
10. Theme Three - the Grass Is Greener

this will probably be a purchase.

[arturs]

Big thumbs up on the Colosseum now that Morituri costs a small fortune! I missed out on that one while it was affordable.

[Mr.Krautman]

Are the two CD's in the Anthony Phillips 1984 set different from the 2008 Voiceprint re-issue ? (CD1:4 tracks, original version remastered/remixed by J.Dann , CD2: 12 tracks, early stage mix/alternate demo takes,...)

[Dave (in MA)]

Are the two CD's in the Anthony Phillips 1984 set different from the 2008 Voiceprint re-issue ? (CD1:4 tracks, original version remastered/remixed by J.Dann , CD2: 12 tracks, early stage mix/alternate demo takes,...)

I don't really hear a difference. Even the booklet contains the same essays and photos, rearranged a bit but the same content.
The 5.1 DVD sounds great, though. Keeps me from feeling like a total sucker.

[Mr.Krautman]

I don't really hear a difference. Even the booklet contains the same essays and photos, rearranged a bit but the same content.
The 5.1 DVD sounds great, though. Keeps me from feeling like a total sucker.

Thanks for the info Dave.

[GentleG]

Future plans for all three Warm Dust albums ?

[Trane]

Future plans for all three Warm Dust albums ?

I second this...

one of Britain's best brass rock bands

[Nearfest2]

How We Live--Dry Land (Steve Hogarth and Colin Woore)

I have always wanted to hear this.