A Mark In Time
Mark Knopfler Discussion => Mark Knopfler Discussion Forum => Topic started by: JF on July 28, 2022, 03:47:48 PM
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posted on MKnews twitter account 30 min ago :
Mark Knopfler - The Studio Albums 2009 -18
Pre-order from Thursday 28th July, releasing Worldwide (EMI) on 7th October. Available in 6 CD and 9 vinyl LP sets.
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Wonderful news. :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup
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Expected news!
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I´ll hope, that the vinyls will be manufactured in high quality. If they will be pressed at czech pressing-plant GZ-Media, it seems to be a quality-lottery. My first BOX-Set is in very good quality, thank god, but GZ-Media record-pressing plant is known for less quality pressed vinyl. I´ll hope that this company had learned from their mistakes in the past. If yes, everything will be allright, on the subject of perfect pressed records. :think
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I am very happy that I will have the missing songs on CD: :)
Your Perfect Song
Early Bird
Time In The Sun
Don’t Suck Me In
Sky And Water
Pale Imitation
It would be a complete set with Hot Dog.
And, of course:
Back in the Day and Precious Voice From Heaven :)
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I am very happy that I will have the missing songs on CD: :)
Your Perfect Song
Early Bird
Time In The Sun
Don’t Suck Me In
Sky And Water
Pale Imitation
It would be a complete set with Hot Dog.
And, of course:
Back in the Day and Precious Voice From Heaven :)
Totally agree!
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The 9LP version made me wonder... those four main albums as we know them are 2LP's, which implies they would need to fit all those 23 bonus tracks on one LP, that seems impossible... and in fact it is. As it turns out the bonus tracks of Get Lucky and Tracker are on side four of these main albums and the ones from Privateering and Down The Road Wherever form the bonus LP Back In The Day.
Even on the 6CD version the bonus tracks of Get Lucky are on the album disc itself instead of on the separate bonus tracks CD.
As for streaming, somehow good to see that in contrast to the 1996-2007 release (16/44.1) there is now a semi hi-res version (24/88.2) of 2009-2018 on Qobuz. Still I might ask why not just release both in 24/192 these days?
LP1 – Get Lucky – Side A
1. Border Reiver
2. Hard Shoulder
3. You Can’t Beat The House
4. Before Gas and TV
LP1 – Get Lucky – Side B
1. Monteleone
2. Cleaning My Gun
3. The Car Was The One
4. Remembrance Day
LP2 – Get Lucky – Side C
1. Get Lucky
2. So Far From The Clyde
3. Piper To The End
LP2 – Even Luckier – Extra Tracks – Side D
1. Early Bird
2. Time in the Sun
3. Pulling Down the Ride
4. Home Boy
5. Good as Gold
LP3 – Privateering – Side A
1. Redbud Tree
2. Haul Away
3. Don’t Forget Your Hat
4. Privateering
5. Miss You Blues
LP3 – Privateering – Side B
1. Corned Beef City
2. Go, Love
3. Hot Or What
4. Yon Two Crows
5. Seattle
LP4 – Privateering – Side C
1. Kingdom Of Gold
2. Got To Have Something
3. Radio City Serenade
4. I Used To Could
5. Gator Blood
LP4 – Privateering – Side D
1. Bluebird
2. Dream Of The Downed Submariner
3. Blood And Water
4. Today Is Okay
5. After The Beanstalk
LP5 – Tracker – Side A
1. Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes
2. Basil
3. River Towns
4. Skydiver
LP5 – Tracker – Side B
1. Mighty Man
2. Broken Bones
3. Long Cool Girl
LP6 – Tracker – Side C
1. Lights Of Taormina
2. Silver Eagle
3. Beryl
4. Wherever I Go
LP6 – Tracker – Side D
1. .38 Special
2. My Heart Has Never Changed
3. Terminal of Tribute To
4. Heart of Oak
5. Time Will End All Sorrow
6. Oklahoma Ponies
LP7 – Down The Road Wherever – Side A
1. Trapper Man
2. Back On The Dance Floor
3. Nobody’s Child
4. Nobody Does That
LP7 – Down The Road Wherever – Side B
1. Good On You Son
2. Floating Away
3. One Song At A Time
4. Heavy Up
LP8 – Down The Road Wherever – Side C
1. Slow Learner
2. Just A Boy Away From Home
3. My Bacon Roll
4. When You Leave
LP8 – Down The Road Wherever – Side D
1. Matchstick Man
2. Drover’s Road
3. Every Heart In The Room
4. Don’t Suck Me In
5. Sky and Water
LP9 – Back In The Day -The Bonus Tracks (2009-2018) – Side A
1. Occupation Blues
2. River of Grog
3. Follow the Ribbon
4. Your Perfect Song
LP9 – Back In The Day -The Bonus Tracks (2009-2018) – Side B
1. Precious Voice From Heaven (Previously unreleased)
2. Back In The Day (Previously unreleased)
3. Rear View Mirror
4. Pale Imitation
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Strange to see that the order from the songs on DTRW also have been changed a little, on both versions.
For some reason only Corned Beef City seems to be a new remastered version.
Tracklist 1
1. Border Reiver - Mark Knopfler
2. Hard Shoulder - Mark Knopfler
3. You Can't Beat The House - Mark Knopfler
4. Before Gas And Tv - Mark Knopfler
5. Monteleone - Mark Knopfler
6. Cleaning My Gun - Mark Knopfler
7. The Car Was The One - Mark Knopfler
8. Remembrance Day - Mark Knopfler
9. Get Lucky - Mark Knopfler
10. So Far From The Clyde - Mark Knopfler
11. Piper To The End - Mark Knopfler
12. Early Bird - Mark Knopfler
13. Time In The Sun - Mark Knopfler
14. Pulling Down The Ride - Mark Knopfler
15. Home Boy - Mark Knopfler
16. Good As Gold - Mark Knopfler
Tracklist 2
1. Redbud Tree - Mark Knopfler
2. Haul Away - Mark Knopfler
3. Don't Forget Your Hat - Mark Knopfler
4. Privateering - Mark Knopfler
5. Miss You Blues - Mark Knopfler
6. Corned Beef City (Remastered 2022) - Mark Knopfler
7. Go, Love - Mark Knopfler
8. Hot Or What - Mark Knopfler
9. Yon Two Crows - Mark Knopfler
10. Seattle - Mark Knopfler
Tracklist 3
1. Kingdom Of Gold - Mark Knopfler
2. Got To Have Something - Mark Knopfler
3. Radio City Serenade - Mark Knopfler
4. I Used To Could - Mark Knopfler
5. Gator Blood - Mark Knopfler
6. Bluebird - Mark Knopfler
7. Dream Of The Drowned Submariner - Mark Knopfler
8. Blood And Water - Mark Knopfler
9. Today Is Okay - Mark Knopfler
10. After The Beanstalk - Mark Knopfler
Tracklist 4
1. Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes - Mark Knopfler
2. Basil - Mark Knopfler
3. River Towns - Mark Knopfler
4. Skydiver - Mark Knopfler
5. Mighty Man - Mark Knopfler
6. Broken Bones - Mark Knopfler
7. Long Cool Girl - Mark Knopfler
8. Lights Of Taormina - Mark Knopfler
9. Silver Eagle - Mark Knopfler
10. Beryl - Mark Knopfler
11. Wherever I Go - Mark Knopfler
Tracklist 5
1. Trapper Man - Mark Knopfler
2. Back On The Dance Floor - Mark Knopfler
3. Nobody's Child - Mark Knopfler
4. Nobody Does That - Mark Knopfler
5. Good On You Son - Mark Knopfler
6. Floating Away - Mark Knopfler
7. One Song At A Time - Mark Knopfler
8. Heavy Up - Mark Knopfler
9. Slow Learner - Mark Knopfler
10. Just A Boy Away From Home - Mark Knopfler
11. My Bacon Roll - Mark Knopfler
12. When You Leave - Mark Knopfler
13. Matchstick Man - Mark Knopfler
Tracklist 6
1. Back In The Day - Mark Knopfler
2. Precious Voice From Heaven - Mark Knopfler
3. Occupation Blues - Mark Knopfler
4. River Of Grog - Mark Knopfler
5. Follow The Ribbon - Mark Knopfler
6. Your Perfect Song - Mark Knopfler
7. .38 Special - Mark Knopfler
8. My Heart Has Never Changed - Mark Knopfler
9. Terminal Of Tribute To - Mark Knopfler
10. Heart Of Oak - Mark Knopfler
11. Time Will End All Sorrow - Mark Knopfler
12. Oklahoma Ponies - Mark Knopfler
13. Rear View Mirror - Mark Knopfler
14. Pale Imitation - Mark Knopfler
15. Drovers' Road - Mark Knopfler
16. Every Heart In The Room - Mark Knopfler
17. Don't Suck Me In - Mark Knopfler
18. Sky And Water - Mark Knopfler
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Strange to see that the order from the songs on DTRW also have been changed a little, on both versions.
For some reason only Corned Beef City seems to be a new remastered version.
Didn't noticed about Corned Beef City...
I think the order of DRTW was already changed on previous LP version, because of songs lenght, they don't fit on LP sides in the same order than in the cd version.
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I would assume all these would be remastered? They were on the last box.
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I would assume all these would be remastered? They were on the last box.
This box is also remastered according to the press release
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regarding Corned Beef city beeing the only one remastered, it's just a typo
I recieve that kind of info per mail, and there are often mistakes like that.
it's just a bad copy/taste made for some reason, but of course all tracks have been remastered
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I forgot that Hot Dog was on the German version of the Tracker album. But logically they could do the same as with the song Do America.
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I forgot that Hot Dog was on the German version of the Tracker album. But logically they could do the same as with the song Do America.
Not in the German but in a special edition for two specific German chain stores, I think MediaMarkt and other one I can't remember. Not for all the German market, just for two specific stores.
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Yes, it was a special release for German MEDIA-MARKT stores. On the shrink is a special sticker.
Catalogue-number: 06025 4722327
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Indeed, I went to Aachen to get a German copy of Tracker. But I can’t remember the last time I played hot dog. ;D :lol
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I received the message that the premiere is October 14th. :hmm
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I already received it this weekend.
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I ordered a CD set and I have to wait until October 14th:(
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I already received it this weekend.
That's quick! Any chance you could share Precious Voice From Heaven? :o
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I already received it this weekend.
Is Hotdog included in the boxset ?
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I already received it this weekend.
Is Hotdog included in the boxset ?
nope
LP9 - Back In The Day - The B-Sides (2012-2018)
Side A
Occupation Blues
River of Grog
Follow the Ribbon
Your Perfect Song
Side B
Precious Voice From Heaven
Back In The Day
Rear View Mirror
Pale Imitation
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I already received it this weekend.
Is Hotdog included in the boxset ?
nope
LP9 - Back In The Day - The B-Sides (2012-2018)
Side A
Occupation Blues
River of Grog
Follow the Ribbon
Your Perfect Song
Side B
Precious Voice From Heaven
Back In The Day
Rear View Mirror
Pale Imitation
Thnx for the confirmation
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I already received it this weekend.
Is Hotdog included in the boxset ?
nope
LP9 - Back In The Day - The B-Sides (2012-2018)
Side A
Occupation Blues
River of Grog
Follow the Ribbon
Your Perfect Song
Side B
Precious Voice From Heaven
Back In The Day
Rear View Mirror
Pale Imitation
Other bonus tracks are included on side D on some of the lps, I remember that happens for instance in Get Lucky, being that D side titled "Getting even luckier" or something similar. I think that also happens on side D of Tracker.
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I already received it this weekend.
Is Hotdog included in the boxset ?
nope
LP9 - Back In The Day - The B-Sides (2012-2018)
Side A
Occupation Blues
River of Grog
Follow the Ribbon
Your Perfect Song
Side B
Precious Voice From Heaven
Back In The Day
Rear View Mirror
Pale Imitation
Other bonus tracks are included on side D on some of the lps, I remember that happens for instance in Get Lucky, being that D side titled "Getting even luckier" or something similar. I think that also happens on side D of Tracker.
yes indeed, but no Hot Dog
LP5 – Tracker
Side A
Laughs And Jokes And Drinks And Smokes
Basil
River Towns
Skydiver
Side B
Mighty Man
Broken Bones
Long Cool Girl
LP6 – Tracker
Side C
Lights Of Taormina
Silver Eagle
Beryl
Wherever I Go
Side D
.38 Special
My Heart Has Never Changed
Terminal of Tribute To
Heart of Oak
Time Will End All Sorrow
Oklahoma Ponies
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I already know why I have to wait until October 14th. The LP set will be released on October 7 and the CD set will be released on October 14, but why? I do not know.
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I already know why I have to wait until October 14th. The LP set will be released on October 7 and the CD set will be released on October 14, but why? I do not know.
Both the LP and CD box I pre-ordered say release date October 7th, but would be delivered on October 14th... Strange since there are people that already have the LP box...
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Hi All,
Long time member here but first time posting :wave
I pre-ordered both LP and CD boxset yesterday and right after payment I received the following email from MarkKnopfler.com:
Thank you for pre-ordering the Mark Knopfler: The Studio Albums 2009-2018 6-CD Box Set.
The CD box set was scheduled to release on Friday, October 7; however, due to a printing error, the CDs will not be ready for Friday. There is no estimated timeframe as of yet, but we will keep you updated as best we can.
We sincerely apologize for this inconvenience and delay.
Regards,
MarkKnopfler.com
Cheers,
Orazio
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My God. Will they manage this year? :smack
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Why does it always have to be so complicated when it comes to Mark's music release dates? ::)
Thanks for the update, orazio!
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Does anyone have listen the new music precious voice from heaven?cheers
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Does anyone have listen the new music precious voice from heaven?cheers
Yes, it is very good and surprising.
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Indeed, very nice song and I cannot understand it didn’t make it to the album. I’ll buy the mp3 for now and order the box set in a few months. The CD box set for the first few albums is now available for €23. The second one will drop in price too I guess… :P
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The previous boxset had a download card for the digital files.
Mine didn't come with one.
On the official MK site it also isn't mentioned with this boxset (and with the previous one it did say so).
So I guess it's not there this time
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Indeed, very nice song and I cannot understand it didn’t make it to the album. I’ll buy the mp3 for now and order the box set in a few months. The CD box set for the first few albums is now available for €23. The second one will drop in price too I guess… :P
€23 ? Where?
I wait also. Target is €30
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Indeed, very nice song and I cannot understand it didn’t make it to the album. I’ll buy the mp3 for now and order the box set in a few months. The CD box set for the first few albums is now available for €23. The second one will drop in price too I guess… :P
€23 ? Where?
I wait also. Target is €30
In a Dutch webshop https://platenzaak.nl/products/mark-knopfler-the-studio-albums-1996-2007-6cd-boxset?_pos=3&_psq=%20Mark%20knopfler&_ss=e&_v=1.0
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I listened to Precious Voice From Heaven (PVFH) a few times now.
It’s not a highlight. It misses a little instrumental solo (not necessarily a guitar solo) and the melody is quite boring.
I understand PVFH is not included in DTRW…
The real interest of the boxset is to have in a physical item some bonus tracks that were only on streaming platforms or hard to find because of being included in a special edition.
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
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Really like PVFH - it sounds like a track from the Golden Heart era to me...
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
Does anyone think Heavy Up is better than this song?!
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Remember: this song aint Strawberry Fields Forever but is out of DTRW, and, at the same time, Heavy Up, Nobody's Child, Nobody Does That, Good on you Son, Slow Learner and some others tedious, disoriented semi reissues of older songs are included on the final cut of the album. Crazy
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As others have said before, it is a mystery to me as well why songs like Don‘t suck me in, pale imitation and now also Precious Voice were not included on the main DTRW album. In my opinion, the album would have been even better! This is the MK that we all know and love
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I understand and respect an artist that does not want to repeat himself and leaves out things in a style that have been covered by him in the past. It's a good thing. Maybe MK wanted to explore horns and went for it all the way. But this is just plain insane. Quality-wise, there is no question about it. This song is way better than half of the album
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Think about all the songs he may have ditched in the past and we are unaware of / we will never hear...
I'm glad this one is released in the end :)
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Think about all the songs he may have ditched in the past and we are unaware of / we will never hear...
I'm glad this one is released in the end :)
Fully agree and indeed, like two skinny kids…!
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Ok, not technically new, but Follow the Ribbon is lovely.
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I find it strange and disappointing that this expensive boxset doesn't come with a digital downloadcard.
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Completely incomprehensible. Even if little is promising, I write an email and wait to see what they answer me.
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PVFH
Amazing song! And agreed, MK keep on burying top songs in the vaults. Sad. Imagine what we might be missing out on. :)
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Ok, not technically new, but Follow the Ribbon is lovely.
All the bonus songs from Privateering were gems! If only the rather boring blues songs had been swapped out for these it would have been a perfect double album! Great memories from this era of MK. Traveling to Seattle to watch MK & Bob and then having Mark choose not to play Seattle... ah!
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Ok, not technically new, but Follow the Ribbon is lovely.
One of my favourites of all-time from MK's solo career. Criminally underrated.
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Ok, not technically new, but Follow the Ribbon is lovely.
One of my favourites of all-time from MK's solo career. Criminally underrated.
I consider it, in the contrary, overrated by many fans. It's a very long song, very repetitive where nothing really interesting happens further than repeat the same melody, which is the main one again and again and again and again... I always skip it.
In the other side, river of grog is a marvelous song.
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Ok, not technically new, but Follow the Ribbon is lovely.
One of my favourites of all-time from MK's solo career. Criminally underrated.
I consider it, in the contrary, overrated by many fans. It's a very long song, very repetitive where nothing really interesting happens further than repeat the same melody, which is the main one again and again and again and again... I always skip it.
In the other side, river of grog is a marvelous song.
Would agree. Follow the Ribbon is a very boring song - an insomniac's special. Tie a Yellow Ribbon, on the other hand, is a great song!
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PVFH
Amazing song! And agreed, MK keep on burying top songs in the vaults. Sad. Imagine what we might be missing out on. :)
Two Skinny Kids is what I am missing out on :(
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Sorry if already asked, but why is "Summer of Love" not on either of the B-sides discs?
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Summer Of Love is the b-side of the single Boom, Like That.
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Sorry if already asked, but why is "Summer of Love" not on either of the B-sides discs?
It was on the bonus disc of the first studio albums boxset
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Sorry if already asked, but why is "Summer of Love" not on either of the B-sides discs?
It was on the bonus disc of the first studio albums boxset
Ah. Amazon music here in the US has that as a separate album called "Gravy Train: The B-Sides 1996-2007" that has 8 tracks, and "Summer of Love" isn't included.
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Gravy Train: The B-Sides 1996-2007 CD6
Small Potatoes
What Have I Got To Do
Gravy Train
My Claim To Fame
Summer Of Love
Camerado
Tall Order Baby
Let’s See You
The Long Highway
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Gravy Train: The B-Sides 1996-2007 CD6
Small Potatoes
What Have I Got To Do
Gravy Train
My Claim To Fame
Summer Of Love
Camerado
Tall Order Baby
Let’s See You
The Long Highway
Yes, thanks. As I said, on Amazon Music (the streaming service), the album only has 8 tracks and Summer of Love isn't included.
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I have Amazon music Unlimited and "Summer of love" is included not only as part of the "Gravy train" cd but also in the "boom like that" single.
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Must be a US thing. Not only is the b-sides sisc just 8 tracks, but the Boom, Like That single isn't available either.
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Summer of love is included on the bonus disc of the first boxset
but it's the "short" version (3’15) with the shout before the solo, while official YT channel posted the "long" version (3’44 and without the shout) some years ago (in 2017)
more infos on my blog : https://textes-blog-rock-n-roll.fr/le-coffret-des-5-premiers-albums-studios-de-mark-knopfler-est-arrive/
the complete tracklisting of the boxset (LP and CD) : https://textes-blog-rock-n-roll.fr/un-coffret-des-5-premiers-albums-studio-de-mark-knopfler-le-11-octobre/
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I hope that the CD set will be released on October 14.
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Must be a US thing. Not only is the b-sides sisc just 8 tracks, but the Boom, Like That single isn't available either.
Another reason to keep a hold of our physical media!
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On Amazon, the CD set will premiere on October 21.
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I don't get it, I, received my box set from Amazon as scheduled on October 7th without any issues, are we just being lucky in France?
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I don't get it, I, received my box set from Amazon as scheduled on October 7th without any issues, are we just being lucky in France?
The cd boxset?
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Yes, sorry, CD boxet. Not a word of delay, nothing, arrived on 7th afternoon.
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German Amazon says now Dezember 31th :hmm
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A large chain of stores in my country says it will premiere on October 14th.
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Spanish Amazon says it will reach me next week, the cd box, let's see what happens.
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German Amazon says now Dezember 31th :hmm
I've always hoped it will get here before xmas. Very disappionting news. :'(
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The lp set arrived today. It's difficult to put the records inside the folders after listening to them, too tight
The new songs are amazing.
According to Amazon, the cd box will arrive next week, I hope they are right!
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I have information that the CD set should be with me on October 17th. I can't wait Early Bird, Perfect Song, Don't Suck Me In, Sky And Water, Pale Imitation and of course Back In The Day and Precious Voice From Heaven :)
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Am I the only one who got the CD Box on time on october 7th? Amazing...
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It's all strange. Information from October 6, MK com:
Due to unforeseen production issues at the factory, there will be a delay to the delivery of the 6CD box set format of Mark Knopfler - The Studio Albums 2009-2018
Universal Music Group would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused and will keep you updatedon the new release date as soon as this is known
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Am I the only one who got the CD Box on time on october 7th? Amazing...
I got the CD box on time on October 7th.
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Am I the only one who got the CD Box on time on october 7th? Amazing...
I got the CD box on time on October 7th.
Do the CD boxes all look OK? No obvious errors that might have led to a recall?
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Am I the only one who got the CD Box on time on october 7th? Amazing...
I got the CD box on time on October 7th.
Do the CD boxes all look OK? No obvious errors that might have led to a recall?
The quality is pretty low, looks cheap, like the first one, but I didn't spot any obvious gross mistake.
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New information. Another delay. The box should arrive on November 4 >:(
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Most problems are known with the vinyl-versions of such records made by GZ-MEDIA in Czech Republic. It is like a lottery, if you get pristine or faulty copies from that pressing-plant. I have ordered the Vinyl-box and i pray to god to get perfect copies.
Most mistakes by GZ-Media are the following ones: seam-splits in the cover, warped records, pressings with scratches, haarlines or with stitchings on the surface. Sometimes they could have dirt or dust in the sleeves. So check your vinyl-copies out.
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
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DTRW is a great album. After Shangri-La and STP.
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MKTwitter:
UPDATE: The 6CD box set edition of The Studio Albums 2009-2018, will be shipping from 4th November, and is available to pre-order now. The 9LP and digital release are out now.
:thumbsup :)
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
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Very harsh statement.
When you leave and slow learner are very moving.
Matchstick man is a bit dry on the record but live it almost brought me to tears.
Dance floor and My bacon roll are great songs.
One song at a time is an absolute masterpiece.
Don't suck me in and precious voice from heaven should have been on the record...
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Very harsh statement.
When you leave and slow learner are very moving.
Matchstick man is a bit dry on the record but live it almost brought me to tears.
Dance floor and My bacon roll are great songs.
One song at a time is an absolute masterpiece.
Don't suck me in and precious voice from heaven should have been on the record...
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Yes, maybe a bit harsh. Sorry if it sounded obnoxious. But music is up to each one's taste. Plus the poverty of kast album's songwriting and all the recycling and reusing in DTRW are things that cannot be deined. MK has quoted himself many times before (WOL becoming Cannibals, MFN becoming Heavy Fuel becoming Imelda, The Mans too strong becoming Iron Hand becoming Je Suis Desolé becoming Privateering, All That Matters becoming Secondary Waltz becoming Monteleone, etc) but that was primarily copying the style, the air of the song. But lately he recycles full segments of songs (in Tracker we could see it, he chorus of Beryl stolen from the chorus of Behind With the Rent, Long Cool Girl based on Romeo and Juliet coda), and in DTRW it's too frequent. Actually, this slowing down of creativity has come very late: it is safe to say that MK has been an astonishing creative force for four decades, a lot more prolific, original, curious and inventive songwriter than any other of his peers (including Springsteen, Dylan, McCartney, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Elton John and Sting). Unparalelled. But last album is poor, sorry. That's my take on this subject. Let's hope next one regains all the fire and originality
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MKTwitter:
UPDATE: The 6CD box set edition of The Studio Albums 2009-2018, will be shipping from 4th November, and is available to pre-order now. The 9LP and digital release are out now.
:thumbsup :)
thanks for that update....
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Those of you who have the early version of the box... What was wrong with it?
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Indeed, very nice song and I cannot understand it didn’t make it to the album. I’ll buy the mp3 for now and order the box set in a few months. The CD box set for the first few albums is now available for €23. The second one will drop in price too I guess… :P
€23 ? Where?
I wait also. Target is €30
interesting times where USD equals EURO.
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
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Those of you who have the early version of the box... What was wrong with it?
Except the cheap packaging as for the first one, nothing.
I got it on time, October 7th, from Amazon France with nothing wrong as far as I can tell.
I don't understand what happened...
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Very harsh statement.
When you leave and slow learner are very moving.
Matchstick man is a bit dry on the record but live it almost brought me to tears.
Dance floor and My bacon roll are great songs.
One song at a time is an absolute masterpiece.
Don't suck me in and precious voice from heaven should have been on the record...
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Yes, maybe a bit harsh. Sorry if it sounded obnoxious. But music is up to each one's taste. Plus the poverty of kast album's songwriting and all the recycling and reusing in DTRW are things that cannot be deined. MK has quoted himself many times before (WOL becoming Cannibals, MFN becoming Heavy Fuel becoming Imelda, The Mans too strong becoming Iron Hand becoming Je Suis Desolé becoming Privateering, All That Matters becoming Secondary Waltz becoming Monteleone, etc) but that was primarily copying the style, the air of the song. But lately he recycles full segments of songs (in Tracker we could see it, he chorus of Beryl stolen from the chorus of Behind With the Rent, Long Cool Girl based on Romeo and Juliet coda), and in DTRW it's too frequent. Actually, this slowing down of creativity has come very late: it is safe to say that MK has been an astonishing creative force for four decades, a lot more prolific, original, curious and inventive songwriter than any other of his peers (including Springsteen, Dylan, McCartney, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Elton John and Sting). Unparalelled. But last album is poor, sorry. That's my take on this subject. Let's hope next one regains all the fire and originality
Be as harsh as you like, you are free to speak your mind here!
I enjoyed your post, even if I didn't agree with all of it.
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I said the statement was harsh, but I would never say that one is not entitled to make harsh statements. I'm a strong believer in freedom of speech.
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I said the statement was harsh, but I would never say that one is not entitled to make harsh statements. I'm a strong believer in freedom of speech.
It's all good, wasn't directing anything at you my friend :)
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
I keep reading this argument from you about Tracker... I understand what you mean, but I think you completely missed the point of the album.
Tracker was special because it was the first album where Mark started reflecting about time, his life and his past. Probably because he was 65 back then.
But you can feel that theme, if you like, througout the album, of dealing with the passage of time and tracking himself back in both space and time, as he himself said. That's why songs like Long Cool Girl or Silver Eagle have long repetitive outros, it's him thinking about his life and past through the melody. And it's why I also love these songs so much, they would lose the magic if they had a random solo in them.
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
I keep reading this argument from you about Tracker... I understand what you mean, but I think you completely missed the point of the album.
Tracker was special because it was the first album where Mark started reflecting about time, his life and his past. Probably because he was 65 back then.
But you can feel that theme, if you like, througout the album, of dealing with the passage of time and tracking himself back in both space and time, as he himself said. That's why songs like Long Cool Girl or Silver Eagle have long repetitive outros, it's him thinking about his life and past through the melody. And it's why I also love these songs so much, they would lose the magic if they had a random solo in them.
Tracker is one of my favourite three albums - Shangri-La, KTGC and Tracker and it is impossible for me to put them in order of preference. When I listen to Tracker I feel that I am on a long journey with MK and it feels wonderful. :)
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
I keep reading this argument from you about Tracker... I understand what you mean, but I think you completely missed the point of the album.
Tracker was special because it was the first album where Mark started reflecting about time, his life and his past. Probably because he was 65 back then.
But you can feel that theme, if you like, througout the album, of dealing with the passage of time and tracking himself back in both space and time, as he himself said. That's why songs like Long Cool Girl or Silver Eagle have long repetitive outros, it's him thinking about his life and past through the melody. And it's why I also love these songs so much, they would lose the magic if they had a random solo in them.
Great post, thank you.
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
I keep reading this argument from you about Tracker... I understand what you mean, but I think you completely missed the point of the album.
Tracker was special because it was the first album where Mark started reflecting about time, his life and his past. Probably because he was 65 back then.
But you can feel that theme, if you like, througout the album, of dealing with the passage of time and tracking himself back in both space and time, as he himself said. That's why songs like Long Cool Girl or Silver Eagle have long repetitive outros, it's him thinking about his life and past through the melody. And it's why I also love these songs so much, they would lose the magic if they had a random solo in them.
Very well said and I totally agree with you. :thumbsup Tracker is a very intimate musical journey and one of my favourite solo work by our master.
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After four years, I noticed that Down The Road Wherever is the most criticized on the forum for its horns. I will always defend the songs Slow Learner and When You Leave. Heavy Up is a different category, but I agree with jbaent. Mark wanted something new and it's a beautiful album for me. Tracker too :)
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I disagree. Obviously, Precious Voice from Heaven isn't a new classic like Telegraph Road, but it is way, way better than most of DTRW, which I personally think it is the weakest MK or DS album by far. Leaving this song and Pale Imitation out of that record is the single most absurd piece of decision-making since Dylan left Blind Williw McTell out of Infidels
I was underwhelmed with Down The Road Wherever. That being said, I think 'Drover's Road' was a fantastic song, as is 'Sky and Water', how they were bonus tracks while songs like 'My Bacon Roll', and 'Heavy Up', made the cut Mark only knows. Perhaps he felt he had covered that territory before. I enjoy 'Trapper Man', 'One Song At A Time', and 'Good On You Son' too, but I skip the rest of the album.
There is no album in MK history as bad as DTRW. Half baked ideas, reusing of melodies, way too many fillers, no excitement at all. Like yourself, I like Drovers Road, Floating Away and One Song at a Time, but that's about it from the demented official tracklist. Heavy Up and Nobody Does That are pure, quintaessential, very poor and bland nonsense which go nowhere for way too long time; the Junkie Doll-You'll never Walk Alone mixture is just lazy; Matchstick Man is weak storytelling with a melody fully self-stolen from the amazing, hugely superior Heart of Oak; Back on the dance floor reuses Terminal of Tribute To for the verse and steals the chorus from The Letter, the great Box Tops song. And the rest is forgettable at best. Amazingly, I like very much almost all the excluded material.
For me, DTRW is far better than Tracker, that is full of endless songs where nothing happens during the last 2 or 3 minutes of almost every saong, which are repetitive and boring.
DTRW is very varied and has a lot of interesting new things that are not in previous MK records, also is a record that only features the folkies in two songs, which is rare, and also has women chorus and brass, which also new on MK record.
I keep reading this argument from you about Tracker... I understand what you mean, but I think you completely missed the point of the album.
Tracker was special because it was the first album where Mark started reflecting about time, his life and his past. Probably because he was 65 back then.
But you can feel that theme, if you like, througout the album, of dealing with the passage of time and tracking himself back in both space and time, as he himself said. That's why songs like Long Cool Girl or Silver Eagle have long repetitive outros, it's him thinking about his life and past through the melody. And it's why I also love these songs so much, they would lose the magic if they had a random solo in them.
Don’t know why but Silver Eagle is one of my favourite MK songs ever. I also agree it felt like he started being retrospective with his writing. We all do it as we get older. It’s easier to look back than forward when more of your years are sadly behind you.
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My CD Box has arrived :) :) :)
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My CD Box has arrived :) :) :)
And.....Any good?
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Everything looks great and sounds phenomenal :)
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Everything looks great and sounds phenomenal :)
Brilliant! Mine will be with me sometime!
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Everything looks great and sounds phenomenal :)
Brilliant! Mine will be with me sometime!
:thumbsup It's worth the wait
It's great to have an album Get Lucky that has 16 songs. It's great to have the number 6 album Back In The Day with bonus tracks for the first time on CD.
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Yeah the Box Set No 2 has a lot value for us fans.
2 unreleased songs and all the digital bonus tracks that weren't released on CD till now.
That is maybe the reason why it costs EUR 17 more than the first box set :think
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Yeah the Box Set No 2 has a lot value for us fans.
2 unreleased songs and all the digital bonus tracks that weren't released on CD till now.
That is maybe the reason why it costs EUR 17 more than the first box set :think
not all digital tracks
it lacks Hot Dog
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Yeah the Box Set No 2 has a lot value for us fans.
2 unreleased songs and all the digital bonus tracks that weren't released on CD till now.
That is maybe the reason why it costs EUR 17 more than the first box set :think
not all digital tracks
it laks Hot Dog
Quite right....
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They should be consistent. We have Do America why don't we have Hot Dog. :think
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They should be consistent. We have Do America why don't we have Hot Dog. :think
Do america featured on a "regular" physic release (US and UK editions)
I don't think it was the case for Hot Dog ? :think
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
That's right - only available on the German release!!
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exactly. Hot Dogs was no digital only track like Your perfect song.
It was a German Media Markt/Saturn only Edition
I bought some copies for AMITers back in the day
It's a shame it is not on that Bonus CD on they forgot about it
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
yes you're right. I thought it was only on digital
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Everything looks great and sounds phenomenal :)
I'm happy for you, Robson. I'll have to wait until Christmas.
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
yes you're right. I thought it was only on digital
I used to think so too :)
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Everything looks great and sounds phenomenal :)
I'm happy for you, Robson. I'll have to wait until Christmas.
Thank you KnopfleRick :thumbsup
It's only a month and a few days :)
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I am really curious why they didn’t included “Hot Dog”. :hmm
Why didn’t they add it as bonus on the original album in this box? Still a shame that you release a box set which included all studio b-sides and bonus songs and you leave only one song out of it.
But still I am enjoying all the extra tracks of this box set
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
That's right - only available on the German release!!
Not on the German release, but on the MediaMarkt and other brand in Germany! If you buy the German release it doesn't have Hot Dog either!
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Hot Dog also. In the German version of Tracker.
That's right - only available on the German release!!
Not on the German release, but on the MediaMarkt and other brand in Germany! If you buy the German release it doesn't have Hot Dog either!
Oh yes I remember now!
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Really enjoyed this second box. Played each album in turn, so many great songs. I love the expanded Get Lucky, and all the other extra songs on the outstanding disc. Packaging is terrific. Great to have the two boxes and the DS studio box. What’s the appetite nicely for a new album, hopefully, next year.
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My cd box set should had arrived yesterday, instead I got a mail from Amazon telling me that they will tell me when I would get it as soon as they can ??? :hmm
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I have been listening with great pleasure and joy for a week now. The remastered version sounds really beautiful. MK's voice is very clear and you can hear his every breath:)
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A wonderful listen. The DTRW has a totally different running order, and track list, to the original I own.weird. Has made it a very different listen. Also sad the number of amazing songs here we never heard live. Some of them baffling, such as One Song at a Time. Bizarre he didn’t play that. The quality of the outtakes cd is staggering, as is some of the decision making, especially on Privateering and DTRW. Probably Tracker too for that matter. Also, the musicianship and song craft on DTRW is probably the best it’s ever been. Some achievement.
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So glad I bought the CD 'Gatefold' box set, I have all the vinyl albums already so didn't see the point in purchasing the vinyl set.
I am so pleased to have my fave album 'Get Lucky' in its entirety! So GL is now a 16 track album vice 11 as it now includes: Early Bird, Time in the Sun, Pulling down the ride, home boy & Good as gold all on the same disc!
The only downside for me is the lyric sheets are separate and do not fit into the CD covers.
Great to have lyrics for Back in the Day, Precious voice of Heaven & Your perfect song...
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I have been listening with great pleasure and joy for a week now. The remastered version sounds really beautiful. MK's voice is very clear and you can hear his every breath:)
I agree the sound on these cd's is amazing - so crystal clear!!!
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I have been listening with great pleasure and joy for a week now. The remastered version sounds really beautiful. MK's voice is very clear and you can hear his every breath:)
I agree the sound on these cd's is amazing - so crystal clear!!!
:thumbsup
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A wonderful listen. The DTRW has a totally different running order, and track list, to the original I own.weird. Has made it a very different listen. Also sad the number of amazing songs here we never heard live. Some of them baffling, such as One Song at a Time. Bizarre he didn’t play that. The quality of the outtakes cd is staggering, as is some of the decision making, especially on Privateering and DTRW. Probably Tracker too for that matter. Also, the musicianship and song craft on DTRW is probably the best it’s ever been. Some achievement.
Yes, a totally 'new' running order for DTRW compared to the original versions.
Original - with Drovers Rd
1 Trapper Man
2 Back On the Dance Floor
3 Nobody's Child
4 Just a Boy Away from Home
5 When You Leave
6 Good On You Son
7 My Bacon Roll
8 Nobody Does That
9 Drovers' Road
10 One Song at a Time
11 Floating Away
12 Slow Learner
13 Heavy Up
14 Matchstick Man
Deluxe edition
01. Trapper Man
02. Back On The Dance Floor
03. Nobody’s Child
04. Just A Boy Away From Home
05. When You Leave
06. Good On You Son
07. My Bacon Roll
08. Nobody Does That
09. Drovers’ Road
10. One Song At A Time
11. Floating Away
12. Slow Learner
13. Heavy Up
14. Every Heart In The Room
15. Rear View Mirror
16. Matchstick Man
Vinyl
Disc: 1
1 Trapper Man
2 Back On the Dance Floor
3 Nobody's Child
Disc: 2
1 One Song at a Time
2 Heavy Up
3 Slow Learner
Disc: 3
1 One Song at a Time
2 Heavy Up
3 Slow Learner
Disc: 4
1 Just a Boy Away from Home
2 My Bacon Roll
3 When You Leave
4 Matchstick Man
Studio albums edition
1 Trapper Man
2 Back On the Dance Floor
3 Nobody's Child
4 Nobody Does That
5 Good On You Son
6 Floating Away
7 One Song at a Time
8 Heavy Up
9 Slow Learner
10 Just a Boy Away from Home
11 My Bacon Roll
12 When You Leave
13 Matchstick Man