GEORGIA SATELLITES: IN THE LAND OF SALVATION AND SIN

haserretuta escribió:Si empiezas por orden, el primero es este, que mucha gente ni lo sabe.



Aunque el In The Land... creo que es el mejor con mucho.

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

  

Perdona, por el primero...¿entendemos "Keep The Faith" o "Georgia Satellites"...?

¿Qué bonus son? Que no encuentro ná...

Special Deluxe Collectors Edition/ 7 Bonus tracks / Fully remastered sound shaped from 24 bit digital technology / Contains Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Battleship Chains and Every Picture Tells A Story ; 16 page full colour booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork, rare photos and new band interview. When they first arrived on the scene in 1986, The Georgia Satellites couldn't have been more incongruous with their musical contemporaries. On the one hand they were flanked by clean cut electro pop acts and on the other they were surrounded by legions of hair-metal reprobates. The Satellites, however, were digging deep into not only their regional southern routes but also into the pre rock and roll era as a whole. Based in Atlanta, Georgia the band worked up a sound that was part British blues boom and part southern rock evoking comparisons to influences as diverse as Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, the Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was a raw, take no prisoners style with an eye on the prize yet with a nod to the bands musical heritage setting them apart as a fresh breath of air in a scene short of genuine originality. Issued in 1986 on the Elektra label and produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath), the album is an explosive statement of intent with guitars cranked to the max and songs that sounds so familiar they could've written themselves. Comprised of front man Dan Baird, guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price and drummer Mauro Magellan they smashed their way to #2 in the Billboard singles chart with Keep Your Hands To Yourself and Battleship Chains . Look out too for a killer version of Rod Stewart's classic Every Picture Tells A Story .

Old Logan escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

  

Perdona, por el primero...¿entendemos "Keep The Faith" o "Georgia Satellites"...?

¿Qué bonus son? Que no encuentro ná...

Supongo que debe ser este, es de abril de este año y tiene 7 extras:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Georgia-Satellites/dp/B00J2GU9OU

Special Deluxe Collectors Edition/ 7 Bonus tracks / Fully remastered sound shaped from 24 bit digital technology / Contains Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Battleship Chains and Every Picture Tells A Story ; 16 page full colour booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork, rare photos and new band interview. When they first arrived on the scene in 1986, The Georgia Satellites couldn't have been more incongruous with their musical contemporaries. On the one hand they were flanked by clean cut electro pop acts and on the other they were surrounded by legions of hair-metal reprobates. The Satellites, however, were digging deep into not only their regional southern routes but also into the pre rock and roll era as a whole. Based in Atlanta, Georgia the band worked up a sound that was part British blues boom and part southern rock evoking comparisons to influences as diverse as Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, the Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was a raw, take no prisoners style with an eye on the prize yet with a nod to the bands musical heritage setting them apart as a fresh breath of air in a scene short of genuine originality. Issued in 1986 on the Elektra label and produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath), the album is an explosive statement of intent with guitars cranked to the max and songs that sounds so familiar they could've written themselves. Comprised of front man Dan Baird, guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price and drummer Mauro Magellan they smashed their way to #2 in the Billboard singles chart with Keep Your Hands To Yourself and Battleship Chains . Look out too for a killer version of Rod Stewart's classic Every Picture Tells A Story .

haserretuta escribió:

Old Logan escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

  

Perdona, por el primero...¿entendemos "Keep The Faith" o "Georgia Satellites"...?

¿Qué bonus son? Que no encuentro ná...

Supongo que debe ser este, es de abril de este año y tiene 7 extras:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Georgia-Satellites/dp/B00J2GU9OU

Special Deluxe Collectors Edition/ 7 Bonus tracks / Fully remastered sound shaped from 24 bit digital technology / Contains Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Battleship Chains and Every Picture Tells A Story ; 16 page full colour booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork, rare photos and new band interview. When they first arrived on the scene in 1986, The Georgia Satellites couldn't have been more incongruous with their musical contemporaries. On the one hand they were flanked by clean cut electro pop acts and on the other they were surrounded by legions of hair-metal reprobates. The Satellites, however, were digging deep into not only their regional southern routes but also into the pre rock and roll era as a whole. Based in Atlanta, Georgia the band worked up a sound that was part British blues boom and part southern rock evoking comparisons to influences as diverse as Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, the Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was a raw, take no prisoners style with an eye on the prize yet with a nod to the bands musical heritage setting them apart as a fresh breath of air in a scene short of genuine originality. Issued in 1986 on the Elektra label and produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath), the album is an explosive statement of intent with guitars cranked to the max and songs that sounds so familiar they could've written themselves. Comprised of front man Dan Baird, guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price and drummer Mauro Magellan they smashed their way to #2 in the Billboard singles chart with Keep Your Hands To Yourself and Battleship Chains . Look out too for a killer version of Rod Stewart's classic Every Picture Tells A Story .

Ya imaginaba. Entonces es el segundo. De compra asegurada.

Merci beaucoup!

beriboogie escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

Old Logan escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

  

Perdona, por el primero...¿entendemos "Keep The Faith" o "Georgia Satellites"...?

¿Qué bonus son? Que no encuentro ná...

Supongo que debe ser este, es de abril de este año y tiene 7 extras:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Georgia-Satellites/dp/B00J2GU9OU

Special Deluxe Collectors Edition/ 7 Bonus tracks / Fully remastered sound shaped from 24 bit digital technology / Contains Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Battleship Chains and Every Picture Tells A Story ; 16 page full colour booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork, rare photos and new band interview. When they first arrived on the scene in 1986, The Georgia Satellites couldn't have been more incongruous with their musical contemporaries. On the one hand they were flanked by clean cut electro pop acts and on the other they were surrounded by legions of hair-metal reprobates. The Satellites, however, were digging deep into not only their regional southern routes but also into the pre rock and roll era as a whole. Based in Atlanta, Georgia the band worked up a sound that was part British blues boom and part southern rock evoking comparisons to influences as diverse as Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, the Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was a raw, take no prisoners style with an eye on the prize yet with a nod to the bands musical heritage setting them apart as a fresh breath of air in a scene short of genuine originality. Issued in 1986 on the Elektra label and produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath), the album is an explosive statement of intent with guitars cranked to the max and songs that sounds so familiar they could've written themselves. Comprised of front man Dan Baird, guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price and drummer Mauro Magellan they smashed their way to #2 in the Billboard singles chart with Keep Your Hands To Yourself and Battleship Chains . Loohk out too for a killer version of Rod Stewart's classic Every Picture Tells A Story .

Ya imaginaba. Entonces es el segundo. De compra asegurada.

Merci beaucoup!

Tienes razón, yo siempre digo el 1º ya que era su primel LP. El keep the faith era un Ep................ por cierto cojonudisimo. Habria estau de la leche que como bonus hubiesen metido el Ep ................... por pedir que no quede   

Asi quede la reedicion

1. Keep Your Hands To Yourself
2. Railroad Steel
3. Battleship Chains
4. Red Light
5. The Myth Of Love
6. Can't Stand The Pain
7. Golden Light
8. Over And Over
9. Nights Of Mystery
10. Every Picture Tells A Story
11. I'm Waiting For The Man
12. The Myth Of Love (Live)
13. Battleship Chains (Remix)
14. Hard Luck Boy
15. Red Light (Live)
16. No Money Down (Live)
17. Battleship Chains (Remix)

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

Old Logan escribió:

haserretuta escribió:

beriboogie escribió:Han reeditado el primer disco con 7 bonus. Si alguien lo loca-liza ya sabe donde colgarlo

  

Perdona, por el primero...¿entendemos "Keep The Faith" o "Georgia Satellites"...?

¿Qué bonus son? Que no encuentro ná...

Supongo que debe ser este, es de abril de este año y tiene 7 extras:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Georgia-Satellites/dp/B00J2GU9OU

Special Deluxe Collectors Edition/ 7 Bonus tracks / Fully remastered sound shaped from 24 bit digital technology / Contains Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Battleship Chains and Every Picture Tells A Story ; 16 page full colour booklet 3,500 word essay, enhanced artwork, rare photos and new band interview. When they first arrived on the scene in 1986, The Georgia Satellites couldn't have been more incongruous with their musical contemporaries. On the one hand they were flanked by clean cut electro pop acts and on the other they were surrounded by legions of hair-metal reprobates. The Satellites, however, were digging deep into not only their regional southern routes but also into the pre rock and roll era as a whole. Based in Atlanta, Georgia the band worked up a sound that was part British blues boom and part southern rock evoking comparisons to influences as diverse as Status Quo, The Rolling Stones, the Faces and Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was a raw, take no prisoners style with an eye on the prize yet with a nod to the bands musical heritage setting them apart as a fresh breath of air in a scene short of genuine originality. Issued in 1986 on the Elektra label and produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath), the album is an explosive statement of intent with guitars cranked to the max and songs that sounds so familiar they could've written themselves. Comprised of front man Dan Baird, guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price and drummer Mauro Magellan they smashed their way to #2 in the Billboard singles chart with Keep Your Hands To Yourself and Battleship Chains . Loohk out too for a killer version of Rod Stewart's classic Every Picture Tells A Story .

Ya imaginaba. Entonces es el segundo. De compra asegurada.

Merci beaucoup!

Tienes razón, yo siempre digo el 1º ya que era su primel LP. El keep the faith era un Ep................ por cierto cojonudisimo. Habria estau de la leche que como bonus hubiesen metido el Ep ................... por pedir que no quede   

Asi quede la reedicion

1. Keep Your Hands To Yourself
2. Railroad Steel
3. Battleship Chains
4. Red Light
5. The Myth Of Love
6. Can't Stand The Pain
7. Golden Light
8. Over And Over
9. Nights Of Mystery
10. Every Picture Tells A Story
11. I'm Waiting For The Man
12. The Myth Of Love (Live)
13. Battleship Chains (Remix)
14. Hard Luck Boy
15. Red Light (Live)
16. No Money Down (Live)
17. Battleship Chains (Remix)

Poniendonos puristas ( y un poco repelente, lo reconozco ), en realidad no es un Ep, sino un Mini Lp. Los Ep's, son los discos de 7" de 33 rpm. tan comunes durante los 60. A mí, personalmente, me hace daño a la oreja, cuando a un Cd de 4 o 5 canciones, alguien le llama Ep.

Lo dicho, repelente to the max.

La reedición no trae practicamente nada nuevo (sólo veo las versiones live de Red Light y No Money Down, que no ubique), pero tener un nuevo disco de los Satellites en las manos, no puede ser si no,  motivo de jolgorio y algarabía.

Gregg escribió:entiendo que es la versión de los Satellites de Rick, ¿no?

blackfoot escribió:Sin desmerecer a Land, me quedo con el primero con una buena ventaja

RockRotten escribió:Disco en directo en breve!!! Del 88

Eloy escribió:Joder, es que estoy repasando los track lists y los tres son acojonantes....

RockRotten escribió:Tremendísima repercusión ha tenido la noticia!

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

RockRotten escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

Había visto por ahi que esa reedición es cutre y no aportaba nada si tenías los discos ya.....

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:Es la típica caja con réplicas de los vinilos y un libreto con comentarios de los miembros de la banda.

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

RockRotten escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

Había visto por ahi que esa reedición es cutre y no aportaba nada si tenías los discos ya.....

Yo la tengo y mola. Aporta lo que aporta, las caras B de la época.

Txomin Sorrigueta escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:Es la típica caja con réplicas de los vinilos y un libreto con comentarios de los miembros de la banda.

Los 2 primeros LPs siempre suelen estar disponibles, completamente nuevos, por 3 o 5€. Creo que también tengo el primero y el In The Land.

¿El directo es nuevo o el ya conocido del programa de radio King Biscuit Flower Hour?

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

RockRotten escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

Había visto por ahi que esa reedición es cutre y no aportaba nada si tenías los discos ya.....

Yo la tengo y mola. Aporta lo que aporta, las caras B de la época.

jackinthebox escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

RockRotten escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

Había visto por ahi que esa reedición es cutre y no aportaba nada si tenías los discos ya.....

Yo la tengo y mola. Aporta lo que aporta, las caras B de la época.

Que sepáis que no tenía ni idea de la existencia de tal cajita, y después de leeros he tenido que pillármela

Tenía un descuentillo de Amazon y me ha acabado saliendo por 13 euros y pico

jackinthebox escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:

RockRotten escribió:

R'as Kal Bhul escribió:La caja que sacó hace poco Cherry Red reeditando los tres LPs tiene muchos temas extra en directo, extraídos de EPs, singles y demás.

Había visto por ahi que esa reedición es cutre y no aportaba nada si tenías los discos ya.....

Yo la tengo y mola. Aporta lo que aporta, las caras B de la época.

Que sepáis que no tenía ni idea de la existencia de tal cajita, y después de leeros he tenido que pillármela  

Tenía un descuentillo de Amazon y me ha acabado saliendo por 13 euros y pico