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OfflineRolo

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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #450 on: June 16, 2025, 09:59:37 PM »
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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #451 on: Today at 10:03:39 AM »
Nice, thank you. So he remembers the reason for Terry leaving were "health issues", interesting. 

Also Mark obviously didn't make him feel as a replacement but started it all again.

He doesn't look and sound like a 66y old. Cool guy.

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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #452 on: Today at 01:45:23 PM »
I ordered the CDs from the Norwegian record store when the release date was set to 17.05. The week after that, the delivery was set to 13.06. Now it just says "unconfirmed date". I am not surprised, this seem to be normal way to serve MK -fans.. It's no big loss for me anyway, I have listend to some of the San Antonio songs on Spotify, but I think I am more a MK solo fan than a DS fan  :)

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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #453 on: Today at 02:12:49 PM »
I ordered the CDs from the Norwegian record store when the release date was set to 17.05. The week after that, the delivery was set to 13.06. Now it just says "unconfirmed date". I am not surprised, this seem to be normal way to serve MK -fans.. It's no big loss for me anyway, I have listend to some of the San Antonio songs on Spotify, but I think I am more a MK solo fan than a DS fan  :)

June? My CD set arrived on May 23. A week after the release.
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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #454 on: Today at 03:56:37 PM »
I've thought this for a while, but my theory is PB was cut because it was messy or there were mistakes etc,


I don't hear any "mistakes" at all



BTW, there is a greenie in the TOL outro, before the built up in the final solo, and it always had been here, because Alchemy was meant to be a "real" concert recording, not a polished live album (lot of discussions about this subject, OTN, etc...)... so Guy should have kept this philosophy about that gig imho

I get what you're saying, and I agree , there's no real obvious mistakes there, and it is a nice version, I just think it could've potentially sounded messy with proper clarity. audience recordings always gloss over things, Even the middle of PB when the verses/chorus' are playing is pretty messy when you hear it in full quality, Where as you can't completely tell on that bootleg. compare it to the MFN (original) version of PB for instance which is edited and way more polished.

Again, I would've loved to have heard the full PB , it's weird that they left on things like Industrial Disease and Twisting by the pool, when they're pretty messy, and left that off,

I think there's a middle ground between the soulessness of OTN and something super raw , I just think a bit of editing would've made a big difference on some of it and potentially got PB on the compilation. I don't really listen to the new tracks of alchemy because they're a bit too raw to me, I'm thinking guy felt the same about that outro for whatever reason.

In summary - I agree, I think he should've left it on! But I understand a little bit why.
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Re: Brothers in arms 40th anniversary edition
« Reply #455 on: Today at 06:41:32 PM »
I've thought this for a while, but my theory is PB was cut because it was messy or there were mistakes etc,


I don't hear any "mistakes" at all



BTW, there is a greenie in the TOL outro, before the built up in the final solo, and it always had been here, because Alchemy was meant to be a "real" concert recording, not a polished live album (lot of discussions about this subject, OTN, etc...)... so Guy should have kept this philosophy about that gig imho

I get what you're saying, and I agree , there's no real obvious mistakes there, and it is a nice version, I just think it could've potentially sounded messy with proper clarity. audience recordings always gloss over things, Even the middle of PB when the verses/chorus' are playing is pretty messy when you hear it in full quality, Where as you can't completely tell on that bootleg. compare it to the MFN (original) version of PB for instance which is edited and way more polished.

Again, I would've loved to have heard the full PB , it's weird that they left on things like Industrial Disease and Twisting by the pool, when they're pretty messy, and left that off,

I think there's a middle ground between the soulessness of OTN and something super raw , I just think a bit of editing would've made a big difference on some of it and potentially got PB on the compilation. I don't really listen to the new tracks of alchemy because they're a bit too raw to me, I'm thinking guy felt the same about that outro for whatever reason.

In summary - I agree, I think he should've left it on! But I understand a little bit why.

It’s not messy to me on the bootleg. I think they were trying to recreate the vibe of Portobello Market in the 70’s with the different mix of musical styles intermixing, blending in an outdoor setting, which we are more accustomed to nowadays with festivals and constant music from shops etc as well. But maybe it was trying to recreate that eclectic mix of street music outside, all blending into each other at times, with things interacting and sounding lively. That’s what I like picturing about it when I listen to the bootleg.

 

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