To be fair, given he hasn't heard that comment there's nothing else he can say.
What interview is this?
I think he does it on purpose - or at least he often answers off in interviews because he doesn't like it. He knows a lot more than he's willing to admit... typical Banks!
A nice surprise! I more interesting about this stuff instead of his last albums…
And a boring setlist. Not for me….
It would be interesting if the Shrine Auditorium CDs will be without the Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett rerecordings made in the Archive 1967-75 box set.
The voice is pretty awful ont the Shrine bootleg. It's a shame that they didn't include the Liverpool or the London show.
Do you think that the 2024 mix from the original master tapes corresponds to the mix established for Analogue productions' 4LP version?
There is a demo. Billy Budis (former SH's manager) confirmed this one when I talked to him a few years back.
Gosh Hogweed sounds like I’ve never heard , I’ve got numerous pressings of this album and this is exceptional , it’s a no brainer this one
Very excited about this release.
I'm pretty sure they'll record new songs.
An excellent song but a strange production. I prefer the Nad Sylvain's cover on this one.
No matter what we discuss. Meeting for three weeks in a studio MUST be releated to music. So it won't be for nothing. Hope it's new music!
Agreed.
Has Manu let the cat out of the bag again?! 3 weeks with the I/O touring band in January at Real World? I'm still hopeful of some more I/O dates, at some stage, but we shall see.
Three weeks for just filming and overdubs, It seems long... wait and see!
I listened carefully this interview. He seemed interested in the questions, but often answered in an allusive way, without going into much detail. Sure, he talks a lot (and fast) but it's still very general. He doesn't open up, and that's the way it's always been.
So I'm not surprised that he remains very superficial on certain technical details. He's got a lot more under his belt, but he's never bothered to appear concerned in front of the media.
That was Phil's and Mike's job...
According to someone who works for the record company, there will be an announcement on 11/22. He posted that date on the Steve Hoffman Forums.
More or less the release date at the time... so we'll see what happens next!
Got for my next Springsteen show in Lille nest year.
Hope - one day? - for the recording of the 2021 dress rehearsals. In any case, there is a live recording of this tour, but without an audience. The version of Mama featured in the documentary comes from these rehearsals. Contrary to what I've read, I find Phil very convincing: sure, there's perhaps less power than on the last shows, but he's more in place with the other musicians.
It’s an awesome document! Sounds great.
I really hope there will be a bit more than just a restored Shrine show. Problem is: I only have little hope left when it comes to Genesis releases ....
Exactly ! That's a shame...
Not a good track... just 10.
Display MoreIf the encores are "restored" surely they're using a mix of sources? I thought that it was a studio track (and no encores) on Archive 1 because the tape ran out and they simply didn't have it.
Is it and the encores from the other show they later found? Why not use the entire other show?
I sincerely hope that (re)using the Shrine Auditorium show (with the copious overdubs) isn't because it's the only version of a live Lamb show that Peter will sign off on. Even back in the 90s before the box set came out I had thought/hoped that only The Colony of Slippermen would be the only overdubbed track due to the well-publicized issues with recording the vocals.
Obviously that wasn't the case, but I have also hoped that in the decades since Archive 1 Peter might have softened on his desire to use those perfectly imperfect overdubs and might allow a more honest Lamb show to be released. Especially once a new multitracked show surfaced I had really hoped that it would be released, and I had thought that this 50th anniversary set would be the place for it.
I suppose that it's entirely possible that the Shrine Auditorium show could still be used without using as many of the 1995 overdubs (much like the 2009 live box used a less overdubbed Rainbow concert) but that still leaves the question about the source of the Lamb show encores. If they came from that "other" Lamb show, why mix and match? Why not just use the whole other Lamb show?
I absolutely love The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, so this new boxed set is going to be a must buy no matter what, but (as usual) it's filled with some head-scratching choices.
Yes, it's going to be a missed opportunity when they could have included the Liverpool and London show (even if not the whole thing) of a much better vocal and instrumental quality than the LA show.
It'll be without me this time!
The best sound version of The Lamb is the Analogue Production on vinyl. It’s quite incredible.
