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Posted by Commander Cote on 01-20-2007 at07:43:

  Just Wondering.......

This may have been brought up before, however, I was listening to Doppelgamger the other day
(Hey, you gotta dig this stuff out once in a while), and in listening to the bonus tracks I got to thinking, here we have the concert intro and two songs (obviously a board recording) that sound amazing......so what happened to the rest of the concert? Kinda like the Bootleg cd, that had a bunch of songs left off. It's like getting your favorite ice cream, eating it and then found out that there was hot fudge that you could've had too. These are the kind of things that I would buy in a heartbeat, and I'd be willing to bet I'm not the only one. I would also bet (to save you all some loot) that most of us don't really need fancy artwork to go a long with it. Am I on something or am I onto something?

Commander Cote

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Posted by Audiori J on 01-20-2007 at10:11:

 

Not sure about that specific show. I do know there are a lot of considerations when putting a live show out for real. Terry may not like the performance of some songs, they may have done covers that have to be removed or licensed, if its video they may not like the look. Usually Terry likes to have the talking parts cut, I think mainly because they become tiresome if you hear it over and over. Its that whole notion that this thing represents the band and will always be there to represent the band.

We do believe there could be some minor releases in plain label that put out shows and things that otherwise wouldn't be out. Everytime we work towards a project like that it morphs into a full blown regular release. For good or bad. And I do think there are the fans who never get to see or hear them live to consider.

That specific show we can ask about, it is possible that only a couple songs were recorded. We've seen video the band has done, and reel to reel tapes with one song, two songs or three songs on them. In fact there are a bunch of reels each with three or four songs, that we have considered combining for a release. They are Shotgun Angel/Horrendous Disc songs soundboard. I think they were a series of tapes made to pick songs for radio broadcasts.

The DVD we are finishing up has a cornerstone rehearsal clip from 87, along with performance of one song, plus a couple travel segments and a couple surprises. But we made the comment, why didnt they record the whole concert?

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Posted by Lur King on 01-25-2007 at11:18:

Wonder No MoRe

quote:

Originally posted by Commander Cote Am I on something or am I onto something?

YeS!

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Posted by Commander Cote on 01-28-2007 at07:44:

 

Hey LurKing
Do you hear crickets? (Not JiMiNy either) I mean the kind that you hear when a place is so quiet
and that's all you can hear...Hmmm, I think I just seen a tumbleweed roll by.
Terry! Tim! Ed! Greg! Is there anybody here!

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Posted by Audiori J on 01-28-2007 at09:22:

 

Quality over quantity.

Although there was over 20 people here just a little while ago. Depends on what time you get on I guess.

Actually, We might try and get the Eddies to drop by to talk about the new album once the recording process has started... stay tuned.

We talked to Terry on the phone for an hour or so the other day about Camarillo's plans for the Eddies project. He was trying to work out a few things, might give him a call and get an update. He also had some ideas for special packaging he wanted us to look into.

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Posted by Josh&etc on 01-28-2007 at13:04:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Audiori J Quality over quantity.

Berger=quality