Reissue Requests on UserVoice

Dreams So Real, "Father's House"

2012-05-16T16:39:40-07:00

Stefany Sherman suggested:
The original album from the 3-piece out of Athens, GA. This is a really great album!

Bob Dylan Live 1966 DVD [updated]

2012-05-16T14:41:59-07:00

The "Albert Hall" concert from 1966 is considered by many (including me) to be the greatest live album ever made. Watching Eat The Document convinced me that seeing the man at work was even better than just hearing him, and the footage in No Direction Home was a revelation; it's just staggeringly good and desrved to be the centre-piece of the film. In particular the full version of Like A Rolling Stone from Newcastle is jaw-dropping - listen to it with no picture and it sounds amazing, but watching Dylan grimace, twitch and grin through the performance so emotively lifts it to a category on its own. I know of no other single performance better than this one. The acoustic material, which never particularly thrilled me when listening to it, turns out to be completely transfixing when viewed, by the way that Dylan inhabits these songs and brings them to life. The heart bleeds to know that there is more of this footage in the archives. I've considered claiming a terminal illness in order to persuade Sony to let me watch it in a secret bunker somewhere before I die, but that would be selfish. It would be much fairer to the rest of the world if Sony were to release a DVD of all available footage, or at least a concert-worth of material. I'm certain that this would then go down as the greatest live DVD ever released (and I could die happy).

Brent said:

No comments for a few years,wow. Any new updates on this? Would be so great to have the full show on DVD - an important show with the whole "JUDAS" yell and all.... the quality is amazing from what I've seen of this in the great Scorcese doc.

Bob Dylan - BBC 1965 DVD [updated]

2012-05-16T13:26:41-07:00

Bob Dylan was filmed by the BBC on 1st June 1965 at the venue which is now the Shepherds Bush Empire in London. The show was aired in two half-hour slots, presumably because Britain wasn't quite ready for a straight hour of acoustic Bob at that time (and it probably still isn't) on one of the two available channels. Some enterprising people recorded the audio from their televisions when it was broadcast, and the performances are excellent. There have been rumours that it was recorded on good quality film, and that the BBC still have it in their vaults. There are some photos of the performace which look to have two TV cameras in shot, but who knows for sure? A lot of the BBC's recordings were wiped, but they have definitely shown a high quality clip from a Joan Baez performance at the same venue a couple of weeks later, so if nothing else we have hope. Please get involved with the BBC and get them to find this in their archive. This was the last time he played an acoustic concert before the infamous Newport Festival of 1965, so it was a pivotal gig, and it would be extremely exciting to see him playing one more time before he took the leap into a new world.

Brent said:

So, this is surely wiped? NO chance of this getting out? I'd LOVE this DVD! The 1965 acoustic Dylan is my favorite era - all those performances from the "Don't Look Back" film from that spring 65' UK tour. I recently got the cd of this BBC show/shows and it's fantastic! Any chance this can still happen?? I'd give anything to have a full vid of a live show of Dylan from this era!

Unreleased Live material from CTI artists.

2012-05-03T13:11:49-07:00

Ben suggested:
There are a few live tracks that appear as bonus tracks on some albums, such as "Red Clay" on Freddie Hubbard's "Red Clay" (recorded in 1971 at the southgate place, as stated in the liner notes). "Sugar" on Stanley Turrentines "Sugar"-album (taken from the same concert) and "First Light" from Hubbard's "First Light" (recorded at the Detroit Ford auditorium (no date given). It also appears on the "IN CONCERT"-album(s). I thought that CTI did not set up recording equipment to record just these few live songs (taken from three different concerts). As these live songs are absolutely awesome (and so is the sound quality) it would be great if the rest of the concert-material could be issued, too!

How about comp. cd by Deborah Allen [updated]

2012-05-01T06:21:03-07:00

I think it would be great if we had some compilation cds for this artist! It would be great to see all of their hits and a few extra rare songs as well on these wonderful artists!

Dustin Soper said:

Hi Brad- I am Deborah's personal assistant and would love to discuss this with you. Any chance you could shoot me an e-mail? Thanks!

Dustin

Vinyl reissues of newer Dylan albums (eg Love and Theft etc) [updated]

2012-04-28T12:25:48-07:00

Vinyl copies of everything after 'Under The Red Sky' up until 'Modern Times' are hard to find at reasonable prices, how about high quality (180 gram) vinyl reissues of Good As I Been to You World Gone Wrong Time Out of Mind "Love & Theft" Thanks.

Anonymous said:

Music On Vinyl will reissue Love & Theft on vinyl in may this year!
Check it out!

More Blue Oyster Cult Reissues! [updated]

2012-04-27T00:17:57-07:00

Mike said:

I agree..please remaster the entire BOC catalog..thanks for the remasters so far :)

2CD esssential series forBlood,Sweat & Tears

2012-04-23T19:51:31-07:00

2cd essential series for Jeff Beck

2012-04-23T19:47:32-07:00

Jimi Hendrix mono box

2012-04-21T14:12:13-07:00

Jason Michael suggested:
A box of all the mono mixes for Jimi Hendrix's studio recordings would be great. I believe only "Are You Experienced?" and "Axis:Bold As Love" have dedicated mixes,as well a a couple of singles.It would really complement the current Legacy editions.

please re-release Michael Jacksons Thriller album - this time with its original tracklist! [updated]

2012-04-20T00:31:13-07:00

Thriller was originally produced as a 10-track album. The actual LP had a running time of approx 25 mn per side and it had an additional song called "Hot Street". After the listening of the (Bernie Grundman produced) first LP-Master with Epic Records executives Quincy Jones, Bruce Swedien and Michael Jackson were disapointed of its weak sounding. They've had too much play-time on the LP which caused the poor sound because of the limmited capacity of a LP. Bruce Swedien, Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson had no other choice than to reduce the playing time of the LP. The result was the 1982 released LP. The core of the play-time shortage were: side A: Hot Street was remove from the tracklist side B: Billie Jean was extremely shortened (intro and bridge shortened and the fantastic ad-libs were completly removed) and on The Lady In My Life the 2nd verse (lyrics of it were actually printed on the released LPs inner sleeve) and a chorus was removed I'd like to kindly ask to release the Thriller album in its originally produced 10-track form. Releases nowadays on cd do not have the same time limitation as LPs back in 1982. It would be nice to see the release of the original Thriller album on its 30th Anniversary this december

frank said:

great idea to release the original Thriller cuts!

The 30th Anniversary would be a very timely opportunity for a release.

some infos for interested readers:

Hot Street is registered to Rod Temperton on the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency along with the other songs he wrote for Thriller (see www.cmrra.ca - songs #145023 Hot Street / #145024 Baby Be Mine / # 145025 Thriller)

The uncut version of Billie Jean is released on the 12" single.

The uncut version of The Lady In My Life is released only on a promotional 2disc Rod Temperton compilation titled "The Songs of Rod Temperton" (Chrysalis Music / UK, 2002). The Lady In My Life (uncut version) was also going to be released on "Michael Jackson - The Essential 3.0" (Sony Music/Epic Records/Legacy Recordings, 2008) - however the song was cut off the tracklist shortly after its annoucment. I'm still wondering what the reason was. (The release of The Essential 3.0 and its tracklist including of the uncut version of The Lady In My Life was announced on 08/15/2008 here on legacyrecordings.com. Only three days later on 08/18/2008 a new tracklist without The Lady In My Life was presented)

please re-release Michael Jacksons Thriller album - this time with its original tracklist!

2012-04-19T09:26:25-07:00

Anonymous suggested:
Thriller was originally produced as a 10-track album. The actual LP had a running time of approx 25 mn per side and it had an additional song called "Hot Street". After the listening of the (Bernie Grundman produced) first LP-Master with Epic Records executives Quincy Jones, Bruce Swedien and Michael Jackson were disapointed of its weak sounding. They've had too much play-time on the LP which caused the poor sound because of the limmited capacity of a LP. Bruce Swedien, Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson had no other choice than to reduce the playing time of the LP. The result was the 1982 released LP. The core of the play-time shortage were: side A: Hot Street was remove from the tracklist side B: Billie Jean was extremely shortened (intro and bridge shortened and the fantastic ad-libs were completly removed) and on The Lady In My Life the 2nd verse (lyrics of it were actually printed on the released LPs inner sleeve) and a chorus was removed I'd like to kindly ask to release the Thriller album in its originally produced 10-track form. Releases nowadays on cd do not have the same time limitation as LPs back in 1982. It would be nice to see the release of the original Thriller album on its 30th Anniversary this december

The Bodyguard: Original Soundtrack Album, 20th Anniversary Edition

2012-04-17T22:22:33-07:00

Jaymes6888 suggested:
As the 20th anniversary of the release of "The Bodyguard" soundtrack album approaches (November 17), I feel a 20th anniversary edition re-release would be appropriate. We just lost our beloved Whitney Houston, so people would certainly be interested in such a re-release, and/or new people just getting into Whitney could discover for the first time this GREAT album. I mean this album is the best-selling soundtrack album of all time! "The Bodyguard" film was re-released in theaters to celebrate 20 years since it's release, so this isn't a far-fetched idea. It's wise. I know there are alternate versions of "I Will Always Love You" and "I Have Nothing," as far as Whitney material. The international edition of the album included Kenny G's "Waiting For You," which was unavailable on the U.S. version. This should all be included on such a re-release. (When there was a German commemorative edition, 2 Whitney remixes were included...they should/could be included as well.) All unreleased things that I am unaware of that are appropriate or would be suitable for inclusion should be included.

Whitney Houston's "Whitney," 25th Anniversary Edition [updated]

2012-04-15T19:59:25-07:00

As the 25th anniversary of Whitney Houston's "Whitney" album approaches (June 2), I feel a 25th anniversary edition of her sophomore album would be appropriate. We just lost our beloved Whitney, so people would certainly be interested in such a re-release, and/or new people just getting into Whitney could discover for the first time this GREAT album. I know there's an extended version of "Just The Lonely Talking Again," and the B-Side "Moment of Truth." All unreleased things that I am unaware of that are appropriate or would be suitable for inclusion (12" single versions of songs...or a DVD disc with the song videos) should be included.

Jaymes6888 said:

*25th anniversary of the album's release

Whitney Houston's "Whitney," 25th Anniversary Edition

2012-04-15T19:47:27-07:00

Jaymes6888 suggested:
As the 25th anniversary of Whitney Houston's "Whitney" album approaches (June 2), I feel a 25th anniversary edition of her sophomore album would be appropriate. We just lost our beloved Whitney, so people would certainly be interested in such a re-release, and/or new people just getting into Whitney could discover for the first time this GREAT album. I know there's an extended version of "Just The Lonely Talking Again," and the B-Side "Moment of Truth." All unreleased things that I am unaware of that are appropriate or would be suitable for inclusion (12" single versions of songs...or a DVD disc with the song videos) should be included.

A true "Greatest Hits" collection from Mary Chapin Carpenter

2012-04-10T12:43:14-07:00

TB suggested:
Although there have been a few compilations issued for MCC, it would be nice to finally have all of her 21Top 40 Country singles on one package

Simon & Garfunkel mono box [updated]

2012-04-09T19:24:40-07:00

It's time for S&G to get the mono treatment. The Dylan box is great! Please consider doing some more '60s folk/rock mono! The S&G stuff is just as great in mono as the Dylan.

matt said:

The Sounds of Silence in Mono would be worth it for the mono single mix of "I am a rock"

Michael Jackson Bad 25th Anniversary 2 disc 2012 [updated]

2012-04-05T14:43:33-07:00

legacy recordings please release this... on the first disc should be the original album with unreleased material from that era for example if you don't love me and cheater. on the second disc should be a Michael Jackson concert from the bad tour 1988 with behind the scenes footage and special features. And!!! the box would be a digipak and inside you will find pictures of michael from that era and also from the bad tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous said:

I agree the Bad Tour should be released on DVD/Bluray Wembley 1988 along with the Bad album. Should be CD/DVD pack and a Seperate DVD/Bluray release with a second disc featuring documentaries on the Bad Tour all the backstage footage, famous VIP's and clips of MJ travelling throughout the World showing the whole journey on that amazing tour. Make it feel like a time machine going back to when MJ ruled the World. Make the cover based on the tour promo poster, mini program booklet included. Really go to town MJ fans deserve something specail like this, and MJ deserves the respect just like other artists Dylan, Springsteen, they always have great packages released. It's MJ had the same treatment it would sell like hot cakes. I as a fan who attended the Bad tour this needs something amazing put out there, I would love to help make a dream come true for millions of fans regards a hopefully fan.

More Blue Oyster Cult Reissues! [updated]

2012-04-01T17:10:43-07:00

paul mcguinn said:

legacy please do remaster more of b.o.c.,s albums on your feet or on your knees,extraterrestrial live mirrors,fire cultosaurus.yet time after time all legacy does is come out with new best of packages for b.o.c. with the same 12 to 16 songs.setlist was pretty good but legacy needs to get on the ball with this and soon.

SACD [updated]

2012-03-29T18:14:20-07:00

I think every legacy recordings release, whatever it may be, should be an SACD Hybrid. It's a shame how Sony have neglected their own wonderful format. Next year's the 10th anniversary coming up so it's about time Sony release som more pop/rock music on this format. Preferably multi-ch. SACD rules!

Anonymous said:

I'm with you on all counts!

Miles Davis - Complete Live in Japan 1975 [updated]

2012-03-18T16:48:59-07:00

Agharta and Pangaea are two of Davis' best concerts of the 1970s. But the full sets have never been released in the U.S. A great boxed set would feature ALL of the material recorded on the 1975 Japan tour, the released concerts from February 1st (in unedited form), along with the other concerts from January 22nd and 23rd, as well as February 7th and 8th. As far as I know, these have never been officially released.

Jonathan said:

Gimme Miles Live 1975!!!!!!!

Miles Davis - Complete Live in Japan 1975 [updated]

2012-03-18T07:41:48-07:00

Anonymous said:

Let's do it Sony , you'll make some dough get your asses moving !

Miles Davis - Complete Live in Japan 1975 [updated]

2012-03-16T09:28:43-07:00

Anonymous said:

I vote YES!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE release those concerts to us!!!

Bob Dylan - Royal Festival Hall, London 1964 [updated]

2012-03-09T06:06:05-08:00

This show was recorded by Pye records for Columbia in 1964. Bob Dylan's first major U.K. show, and it exists gathering dust in Columbia's vaults in apprently stunning quality in terms of performance and sound. It's rumoured that it was mastered for possible release in 2006 as a bonus freebie with 'Modern Times' but then scrapped. Although we have the official 'Live 1964' release, this is significantly different in terms of the set played - first ever performance of 'Mr. Tambourine Man', 'Restless Farewell', 'It Ain't Me Babe' with an extra verse that has never been heard?!? I think this would be a great 'collectors' release - perhaps it could be made available as a offer through the official bobdylan.com website?

Anonymous said:

I was there that Sunday afternoon (yes afternoon). It was magic!!!!
Please release the album.

Vinyl reissues of newer Dylan albums (eg Love and Theft etc) [updated]

2012-03-08T01:36:09-08:00

Simo Alitalo said:

Yes please re-issue Time Out Mind!

20th Anniversary edition of Michael Jackson's Moonwalker [updated]

2012-03-05T03:20:50-08:00

I think it would be great if a 20th Anniversary of Michael Jackson's film Moonwalker was released. As far as I know, there is no dvd release of this movie available in the United States. I would love for a special edition of this dvd to be released complete with a Making of featurette, outtakes/bloopers, trailers and an audio commentary by the cast.

Michael78 said:

Michael jackson's Moonwalker was released by DVDgo in Italy in 2003 (DG 005)
And by Warner bros in 2005 (Z12 00817) and 2009 (1000120431 5000071375)

The Jacksons Victory Tour DVD [updated]

2012-03-05T03:03:23-08:00

This was the concert tour that helped to catapult Michael Jackson into stardum. This tour was special in for so many reasons. It was the last tour with his brothers before his first solo tour (BAD). Also, it was the tour that helped to catapult Michael Jackson into megastardum. Many, including myself, would love to finally see the Victory Tour on DVD! It was one of the biggest tours in history.

Michael78 said:

Who owns the rights to Victory Tour ? Is it the Estate of Michael Jackson?

Release Michael jackson's cancelled 2007 album: tracklisting:

2012-03-05T02:37:01-08:00

Michael78 suggested:
All I Need - (Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Produced by Burt Bacharach Failed to make the Michael album All Right - (Michael Jackson. Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album. Black Widow - (Michael Jackson. Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album. Burn Tonight - (Michael Jackson. Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album Also known as Burn 2night and Burn 2nite. Can You - (Michael Jackson, will.i.am) Written in 2007 The song could be unfinished, but Michael's vocals were recorded. Colors of My Soul - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2000. Possibly recorded in 2006 with Whitney Houston background vocals. D.I.E - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2006 Recorded in 2009 with the band Slipknot. Fall In Love - (Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album. Forget About Me - (Michael Jackson, Myles Kennedy) Written around 2005 Re-written in 2008 with Myles Kennedy Recorded early 2009 with hard rock band Alter Bridge From The Bottom Of My Heart - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2005 Was scheduled to be released as a charity recording for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Appears to be a later version of "I Have This Dream". Halloween Night - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2003. Recorded in 2004 with Marilyn Manson in background vocals. Have a solo guitar performed by Slash. He Who Makes the Sky Grey - (Michael Jackson, Jermaine Jackson, Prince Sheik Abdullah of Bahrain) Written c. 2005 Featured background vocals by Kim Chandler. Hen Fap (It's Something That I Need to Have) - (Michael Jackson, Obie Trice) Written c. 2005 Partially released to the internet in early 2005 Hollywood - (Michael Jackson) Not to be confused with Hollywood Tonight a song features on Michael Written and recorded in 2000. Re-worked in 2006, 2008 and 2009. I Forgive You - (Michael Jackson, will.i.am) Written and recorded in 2007 possibly with Will.I.Am If You Don't Get It - (John Legends) Written and recorded in 2006 I'm Still the King - (Michael Jackson, Will.I.Am) One of the songs Jackson worked on with Will.I.Am in 2006. Failed to make the Michael album. It's All About You - (Michael Jackson) Written and recorded in 2007 King Tutankhamun - (Michael Jackson, Michael Durham Prince, Bradley Buxer) Written in 2004 Re-worked the song in 2009 Legacy - (Michael Jackson, Will.I.Am) Written in 1998 Re-worked in 2000,2005 and 2006 possibly with Will.I.Am. Light This Way - (Michael Jackson, Sheik Abdullah of Bahrain) Recorded in 2005 in Bahrain Miss You - (Michael Jackson, will.i.am) One of the songs Jackson worked on with Will.I.Am in 2006 This song is written in memory of the deceased "Godfather of Soul" James Brown The song is also known as "I'm Gonna Miss You", 'Miss You So Much and "I Will Miss You" Ready 2 Win - (Michael Jackson. Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album Was re-titled Winning Soldier Boy - (Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album Stay (1) - (Michael Jackson, Bryan Loren) Written and recorded in 1988 Stay (2) - (Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, James Porte) Written and recorded in 2007 at the Cascios' house Not to be confused with Stay, the song featuring Bryan Loren Also known as Carry On Had been intended for an album Jackson had been working on in 2007, but the album was never released The Fields of Athenry - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2006 The Future - (Michael Jackson, will.i.am) Written In 2006. Also known as In The Future Worked on with Will.I.Am. Intended to release as a posthumous album in 2010 but was later changed to Michael. Trial Of The Century - (Unknown) Written and possibly recorded in 2006 with a number of rappers, such as 50 Cent, Lucy Diamonds and DJ Whoo Kid. Unknown - (Michael Jackson) Possibly written in 2005 It is unclear whether the song is titled "Unknown" or the song title is unknown. Water - (Michael Jackson. Eddie Cascio, James Porte) The song was reportedly recorded by Jackson in 2007 at the Cascios' house. Failed to make the Michael album Michael may have sang the snippet on Michael Jackson's This Is It movie Water (2) - (Michael Jackson, Theron Feemster III) Written in 2009. Possibly a finalized version of the song of the same name. (see above) We Are The Kings - (Michael Jackson) Written and recorded in 2004. Recorded by Jackson featuring Madonna, Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. Have a piece of one song unreleased of Elvis Presley. You Are So Beautiful - (Michael Jackson) Song Jackson began writing during his 2005 child sexual abuse trial, as a thank you to his fans for their ongoing support

Release Michael Jackson's cancelled 2003 album "Resurrection" songs from the album:

2012-03-05T01:58:42-08:00

Michael78 suggested:
Seduction - (Michael Jackson, Shelby Lee Myrick III) Written and recorded in 2001 Failed to make the Invincible album Re-worked the song in 2003 for an upcoming album titled Resurrection but cancelled Seeing Voices - (Michael Jackson, Ray Charles) Written and recorded in 2000 Song features Ray Charles Intended to be on the upcoming album in 2003 but cancelled Ekam Satyam (The One Truth) - (Michael Jackson, A.R Rahman, Kanika Myer Bharat, A.R Parthasarathy) Written and recorded in 1999 Song features A.R Rahman who is singing in Sankrit, and Jackson singing in English Intended to be the upcoming album in 2003 Escape - (Michael Jackson) Recorded during the Invincible recording sessions While Michael was on trial, the song illegally leaked online Jackson was going to sue the company but refused Also known as "Xscape" or "Xcape" Intended to be on the upcoming album in 2003 Higher Ground - (Stevie Wonder) A Stevie Wonder song that musician Donny Osmond confirmed he had been working with Jackson on in a 2003 television interview. House of Style - (Michael Jackson) Written in c. 2003. Suppose to be on Michael Jackson 2003 album titled Resurrection. Maybe Tomorrow - (Michael Jackson) Written and recorded in 2003 Suppose to be on the 2003 album titled Resurrection but the album was cancelled. Pressure - (Michael Jackson, Rodney Jerkins, Fred Jerkins, Harvey Mason, LaShawn Daniels) Failed to make the Invincible album Re-worked the song in 2003 for an upcoming album. Resurrection - (Michael Jackson) Written and recorded in 2003 Had been intended for an album Jackson had been working on in 2003, but the album was never released but cancelled due to Michael Jackson's child sex abuse allegations. The Pain - (Shawn Stockman, Jay Harvey Mason, Rodney Jerkins) Written in c. 2001 Failed to make the Invincible album Re-worked in 2003 for an upcoming album. Wonderful World of Candy - (Michael Jackson) Written and recorded by Jackson in duet with Nisha Kataria in 2003 for a forthcoming album. You Are A Liar - (Michael Jackson) Failed to make the Invincible album Also known as "You're a Liar" and "You're a Liar, Brother" Intended to be on the 2003 album but was cancelled. You Told Me Your Loving - (Michael Jackson) Written in 2003 for an upcoming album but was cancelled. Please released "Resurrection" album in 2012.

SACD [updated]

2012-03-04T14:03:05-08:00

CV said:

You are completely right. Once you have gone multichannel SACD there is no going back. It is crazy that in Japan SACDs are being released in stereo only, including Sony music, yet in the rest of the world there are many of us that want multichannel, yet we ask in vain, even though labels like Sony have great listening experiences in the vault which they could sell to us, they seem to be determined to miss out? Remastering old hits time and again on redbook cd and offering poor quality downloads just doesn't cut it and doesnt get me buying their music. Multichannel SACDs would!

SACD [updated]

2012-03-04T11:56:52-08:00

Anonymous said:

I'm with you. Would love to see more multi-channel sacd's for sale. I've got a few thousand dollars burning a hole in my pocket now that I have a new Oppo player. Once you go SACD/DVD-Audio, there's no going back! Problem is, I came 10 years too late to the party. Somebody please make more multi-channel SACD's!!!!!!

The Front - Please reissue "The Front" 1989 Columbia Records and Bakers Pink (1993 Epic) [updated]

2012-03-02T16:16:05-08:00

I work on a fan website for this band and can document hundreds of requests from fans wanting to purchase this album. The price range on Amazon for new, sealed albums is $25 - $100+. We have a new website launching soon, and the only thing missing is the ability to share and sell the music. We will feature this forum and hope the idea gets a lot of votes! The related band Bakers Pink (1993 Epic) should also be reissued. People love this music and think it sounds fresh and viable to this day. Thank you.

Luis said:

I need those re-released
:)

Please!!

Bill Withers' Just as I am (Dual Disc) was reissued

2012-03-01T08:33:41-08:00

Thomas suggested:
Bill Withers' first album, "Just as I am" (Dual Disc), was a great release that has sadly been discontinued. I wish Legacy would reissue it. "Ain't no sunshine" is a classic, "Grandma's hands" too, and to hear them in 5.1 would be an unequaled pleasure. And if the Dual disc is not possible, at least a remastered 2CD Legacy Edition full of bonus material.

Gene Clark [updated]

2012-02-28T13:29:33-08:00

A comprehensive collection of Gene Clark's late-60's unreleased material, including: The legendary Sings for You 8-song acetate other unreleased demos from the same period.

Julian said:

I can only echo the comments of others by saying that the great Gene Clark was a true artist of our times, and it is time now for all of his recorded work to be made freely available. The wider world may be oblivious to his genius as yet, but it is true to say that there exists an enlightened record-buying public that will treasure the opportunity to enjoy and study the most underappreciated and unrecognised songwriter, musician, singer, and poet of the twentieth century.

More Blue Oyster Cult Reissues! [updated]

2012-02-25T06:41:23-08:00

Anonymous said:

Fire of aUnknown Origin needs to be remastered!!

More Blue Oyster Cult Reissues! [updated]

2012-02-24T13:02:02-08:00

ai dvd said:

...and "On Your Feet Or On Your Knees" and "Extraterrestrial Live" as well, natch...

(and just as the reissue of "Some Enchanted Evening" came with a rough-and-ready DVD of footage from the 1978 tour, so a reissue of "Extraterrestrial Live" could come with a DVD of the October 9th 1981 Hollywood Sportatorium gig)

More Blue Oyster Cult Reissues! [updated]

2012-02-24T02:51:46-08:00

ai dvd said:

Another vote for "Mirrors" through to "The Revolution by Night" to be remastered/reissued.

Go on, you know it's the right thing to do : )

Clash-London Calling SACD [updated]

2012-02-23T20:10:39-08:00

While the Blue Spec release of this title was great it has gone oop.Would prefer an SACD release of The Clash-London Calling over all other titles in the Sony catalog.

North Bay Rey said:

Agreed! Any title from the Clash on sacd is long over due at this point. To ignore a band that was an international sensation, Combat Rock anyone, and continue to press hackneyed 70's "classic rock" artist is a disservice to the format.

The Front - Please reissue "The Front" 1989 Columbia Records and Bakers Pink (1993 Epic) [updated]

2012-02-22T08:30:36-08:00

MooneyMan said:

It is high time that this music has a chance to be heard and enjoyed again! With so many requests; I can't understand why we haven't seen the re-release of these records...

Bob Dylan - Live 1976, The Bootleg Series Vol. 10

2012-02-21T01:01:07-08:00

Anonymous suggested:
1976 Rolling Thunder Tour compilation or expanded and remastered Hard Rain live album. Deluxe edition could include the Hard Rain TV spezial on DVD.

The Jacksons Victory Tour DVD [updated]

2012-02-20T11:01:30-08:00

zak said:

@Raul the Jackson family have the rights To the footage.

Gene Clark [updated]

2012-02-17T11:26:19-08:00

A comprehensive collection of Gene Clark's late-60's unreleased material, including: The legendary Sings for You 8-song acetate other unreleased demos from the same period.

dresden black said:

Kick it down mofos.

Miles Davis - Complete Live in Japan 1975 [updated]

2012-02-15T12:01:09-08:00

Jonathan said:

YES! YES! YES!

Do the rest of the Leonard Cohen remasters already! [updated]

2012-02-14T03:52:18-08:00

Especially New Skin For the Old Ceremony, Recent Songs, Various Positions, and if possible, Death of a Ladies' Man.

Anonymous said:

I purchased the first 3 remasters and loved them. I was looking forward to remasters (with bonus tracks) of all the subsequent albums from New Skin... to I'm Your Man (including Live Songs, Death of A Ladies Man, Best of LC). I wont purchase the new box set because it doesn't offer anything new, unreleased, or remastered (apart from first three). If Sony does decide to proceed with more remasters at a later date, I would recommend that they package any initial limited/deluxe version (ie: digipack/cardboard sleeve replica) more carefully than they did with the first 3 LC reissues (I had to exchange several copies I purchased. All were scratched or scratched in the attempt to remove the disc from the sleeve which was designed to fit the disc so tightly as to make it exceptionally difficult to remove without damaging it. I would recommend making the inner sleeve for the cd less snug or first packaging the disc inside a cloth sleeve, in manner of Japanese deluxe "vinyl replica" cds, to protect it.).

The Front - Please reissue "The Front" 1989 Columbia Records and Bakers Pink (1993 Epic) [updated]

2012-02-08T11:35:36-08:00

Anonymous said:

Both of these albums are long lost treasures that deserve to be rereleased, so that thos who loved them the first time round can finally hear them in all their glory.

C'Mon, this stuff is too good to sit in the vaults!!! Please!!!!

The Front - Please reissue "The Front" 1989 Columbia Records and Bakers Pink (1993 Epic) [updated]

2012-02-07T17:45:50-08:00

Rkbluez said:

I have both albums on CD and would never part with either of them...The Front is essential in any fan of great hard rock's collection...I have turned many people on to these two great albums and all of them where blown away and want copies...but don't want to pay outrageous prices for them...please reissue these great albums or let some other cool label like Rock Candy or Wounded Bird put them out...these albums were amazing when they came out and still amazing now compared to the garbage parading as rock 'n' roll nowadays...song like Ritual & Le Motion are timeless tunes.

Miles Davis - Complete Plugged Nickel 1965 [updated]

2012-02-03T10:59:03-08:00

Please, re-release the Complete Plugged Nickel boxset!

Brian Kolb said:

It's 2012 now and the price for this out-of-print CD set on GEMM.com is $575.00. Current prices on Amazon.com are $375.00. From all accounts this is an amazing set that needs to be available....at a reasonable price.

Miles Davis - Complete Live in Japan 1975 [updated]

2012-01-29T17:16:22-08:00

Louis Schwartz said:

I'd certainly one of these!

you started a seperate Michael Jackson wish list forum. [updated]

2012-01-21T10:22:21-08:00

Thomas said:

True. No disrespect to Micheal but it's almost impossible to navigate and find the thread that interests you when it's lost in all those MJ requests.

the rest of the Bob Dylan albums were reissued. [updated]

2012-01-21T09:54:54-08:00

A fair batch was issued a few years ago, but this was less that half of the back catalogue. It's just sitting there, an unfinished project.

Thomas said:

Keep'em comin' !!! It's Bob, you know we'll be buyin' !!!
SACD would be a kick, but Redbook CD will do the trick.
I sure hope we get yet another boxset ...