I'm pretty sure there will be the archive edition of Broad Street someday. The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour TV Special, not being the public's favourite, got its deluxe release 8 years ago, why not Broad Street? Fill it with tons of existing extra, and it’s surely gonna be demanded by Macca fans, me included.
My parcel from Amazon.it eith Deluxe Edition been shipped just now from a Germany place. Estimate delivery 10 august
Driving Rain is already 19 years old (!!!!) and only four years younger than Flaming Pie - so it could warrant it, esp. in a few years. Not sure how many outtakes/demos there are, but knowing Paul, there's likely some interesting content to add. Even if it's a more toned-down Archive release.
Have you heard anything to suggest whether that's then a wrap, or whether more gaps might be filled after those?
Re: “The (alleged) glitch: I’m definitely not an audiophile, but I forward this theory- it’s natural to the recording process of this track. We have to consider that this highly unusual and detectable sound at 3:05 is due to an equally unusual recording technique used on the song. See below, but it is certain that the “Old-Timey” sound effect takes place right around this point. The “technique” involved switching the audio source to a crude and decidedly low fidelity source , ( a key fob with a built in sampler). I didn’t notice if this aspect has been discussed, so if so, a mea culpa. Check Below: “Souvenir” is a song from 1997 album “Flaming Pie”. From the liner notes: Written during a relaxing holiday in Jamaica in January 1995, the later studio recording of ‘Souvenir’ saw Paul anxious to replicate the easy atmosphere of his original demo, which carried the additional sounds of a ringing telephone and tropical downpour. So the demo was laid into the multi-track tape as a guide for the studio recording and each element of the original was carefully listened to and replicated. The 78-rpm-like coda was added after Jeff and Paul saw co-engineer Jon Jacobs carrying a key-fob with a built-in sound sampler. The end vocal effect was added using this as the medium
Number 1629 has landed. I sure hope I enjoy this album, it looks like a lot of packaging for a ‘90s McCartney record.
was anyone’s Collector’s Edition double boxed in shipping? just curious if others’ outer cardboard packaging took a bit of a beating in transit like mine.
I pre-ordered the Rolling Stones "Goat's Head Soup" deluxe CD set and the 4LP from UD during their sale and used the UD20OFF coupon, so I got a great deal. It's supposed to be released on 9/4. I just hope it shows up before Christmas......lol!
My version of Paul's best by decade 1970s Ram 1980s McCartney II 1990s Flaming Pie 2009s Electric Arguments 2010s Egypt Station
Paul often talks about an entire album's worth of extra material, and Rusty and Brian have talked about songs unused. There is likely enough for an extra bonus CD for sure.