BOC Album(s)

[BREVARD, Adrian R.]

JS>BTW, as for the number of CDs they could initially press, pick a
number -
maybe it's 5,000, maybe it's 10,000, I don't know.  My point being that
it would be a do-able thing that they could build on and should be able
to recoup the production costs.  If no album is the alternative...

>But, I said I was going to shutup on this subject...

>John

Why stop when you're making sense?  Had they done this even four years
ago they'd probably be on a second pressing by now.

>You didn't by any chance mean "Live for Me"? It's a fairly soft Buck number.

This is an excellent choice as a radio single.  Buck vox, Buck song.
Heck does radio play anything but Buck songs?

How stupid was Sony?  Check this out...

JS>d) Because the original AoF doesn't sound that bad, it's up to
individual
taste as to whether the extra $$ is worth it.  For the audiophile and
hardcore collector, I'd say yes.  If this treatment had been given to
one
of the first 3 albums, I'd say most definitely.  But, the original AoF
CD ain't too bad, so I suspect that not everyone will feel inclined to
rush out and get this -- I did, and I'm pleased.

Bang between the eyse Mr. Swartz.  Gold AOF is really a collectors item,
better sound, 24 kt, but too expensive for any average fan to salivate
over.  Sony could have made a mint had they a) simply remasted the first
three and sold them as a 3Pak, or b) really showed some balls and turned
those three classic albums into the gold format.  As cheap as I am I
would have swallowed either of these packages in a New York minute, bet
I wouldn't be alone either.


Manuel, thanks for the update on the tours.  Par for the course I'm a
day late dollar short.  Was in LA Wens. night and left thursday
afternoon.  Jet lag is bad but you've made my day with news about Eric.

Ghost in the Ruins

OBCD - Animal Instincts, Gary Hoey