I don’t believe there is. They DID digitally remaster it and put out 180 gram black and color vinyl editions a few years ago. But no true archive edition as I can recall. The big archive box set was just CD’s.
Good discussion, gentlemen. Very enjoyable and you made me smile several times. 😂 Saturday has come and gone and my copy did not arrive. (That Day is Done...for me 😢.) Hey Mitch, I love your backdrop with the picture sleeves. Looks like the fantasy series? Nice.
Thanks. You are correct. I made all the frames myself. Easy DIY project and not very costly. There is a video on our channel where I take viewers through each one. Thanks for watching!
I don't know if I'm more annoyed by the fact that they didn't remaster the video for this release OR the fact that while ordering from the McCartney site, you know what they had the nerve to ask me if I wanted to add to my order? MCCARTNEY III CD! Enough with that release already. Why is he pushing it so hard? It's good. I like it very much, but I'm getting into a place where I'm annoyed with it not because of the music but because of the push. Enough already, MPL.
Great review guys. Love the remix that Giles gave this album. A much brighter and fresher sound even compared to the tracks on the BOTR box set. No apologies needed about the song “Suicide”…..I love Elton’s song “I Think I’m Going To Kill Myself”….it is a song and it is catchy…..
Tony here... One of my favorite Billy pieces, recorded live at Sigma Sound Studios. That actually helped get him signed to Columbia, because WMMR got tons of requests for 'Captain Jack' from that show, so they put it in rotation!
@@fab4free4all20 Yes, I happened to listen to it a week-or-so ago, and thought of the broadcast when hearing your excellent-as-usual podcast. (Up-and-coming recording acts doing mini-concerts at radio stations was a healthy practice 40-50 years ago, which undoubtedly was stopped by the record companies and managers.) The funniest part is when, after referencing his NY roots and the countless songs about the city, he asks whether are any songs about Philadelphia. Someone in the small audience replies "We Gotta Get Out of this Place."
