RoughTrade.com (https://roughtrade.com/gb/roger-waters/amused-to-death-analogue-productions-edition/lp-x4). For those of you in North America, AcousticSounds (https://store.acousticsounds.com/d/140357/Roger_Waters-Amused_To_Death-Vinyl_Box_Sets) are listing this release, but their details are much vaguer – they don’t have a release date, and the product they are offering is apparently on four 180g pieces of vinyl, and not 200g as with Rough Trade’s version. However, this might be an outdated listing. AcousticSounds do ship worldwide, although shipping costs can be high, so the Rough Trade option might be preferable (especially if it avoids import duties for you).
For many years, fans have been clamouring for a DVD release of Delicate Sound of Thunder. It (finally) arrives on December 13th, in full re-master glory, and boasting improvements that honour its previously under-appreciated legacy. New York City got a sneak-peek of this new version last night (December 4th) at the historic Village East Cinema, as did Chicago and San Francisco, in a trio of one night only, private screenings. It is a well-known fact that when David Gilmour re-launched Pink Floyd with 1987’s A Momentary Lapse of Reason, its promotional tour kick-off was riddled with uncertainties, insecurity, and self-doubt – but ended in record-breaking success. This entire story arc was captured at its bookends in two films: early performances in Atlanta, just a few weeks into the tour, were filmed and would eventually be bootlegged as the Calhoun Tapes; latter performances, recorded at Nassau Coliseum just a few months before the tour ended, landed an official release in the form of Delicate Sound of Thunder. Delicate Sound of Thunder captures a band in top form, rejuvenated, confident, and financially viable. The contrast between the original edit and the new edit of this official release is largely rooted in a spectacular balance between detail and panorama.
Noah Solt – ‘Dawn’ With an already impressive run of releases arriving in just the last few months, emerging singer-songwriter Noah Solt isn’t slowing down yet as he drops the tender new single ‘Dawn’. Lifted from his eagerly-awaited debut album ‘Big Water’, this new effort highlights some of his most passionate songwriting to date. Lilo […]
Hello, Hi, Hey! We are back by popular demand with another glorious Beneath The Surface feature. Today I am joined by the wonderful singer songwriter Ena Fay who has just released the tender, love inducing ballad ‘Because I Care’ accompanied with a live band music video. We chat all things music, new and upcoming! Check …
