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  1. Edición 50 aniversario del clásico 'Remember The Future' de Nektar https://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/nektar-remember-the-future-4cd-blu-ray-box-set/?utm_source=Cherry Red Records Mailing List&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=November Part 1&_kx=1ATOLnYCe9WG1JRKHwvcufiedYuw9CRlPRNP6r1qI8c%3D.XRaxax • A NEW 4CD / BLU RAY BOXED SET 50th ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF THIS CLASSIC ALBUM. • NEWLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES • FEATURING NEW 5.1 SURROUND SOUND AND STEREO MIXES OF THE ALBUM ALONG WITH A PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED LIVE CONCERT FROM JANUARY 1974, THE 1973 QUAD MIX AND ADDITIONAL VIDEO CONTENT OF THE REMEMBER THE FUTURE PROMOTIONAL FILM, THE FILM OF WINGS FOR BBC TVs OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST AND THE LIVE PERFORMANCE OF ‘DESOLATION VALLEY / WAVES’ FOR THE TV SHOW. • WITH ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND NEW ESSAY • COVERAGE ON ALL SPECIALIST RADIO • REVIEWS IN UNCUT, MOJO, RECORD COLLECTOR, PROG MAGAZINES PLUS COVERAGE ON RELEVANT WEBSITES AND FANZINES. First released in November 1973, the album was a conceptual piece comprising a musical cycle divided into two parts and was recorded at Chipping Norton Studios in England. ‘Remember the Future’ became the band’s most successful album, being a chart hit in Germany, but also reaching number 13 on the US Billboard charts without the band having ever touring America. It was a pivotal album for the band and broke them to a wider audience and remains one of Nektar’s most well-known and highly regarded works. This 50th Anniversary edition comprises 4 CDs and a multi-region Blu Ray disc and features a newly remastered original stereo mix of the album along with and additional two CDs featuring a previously unreleased concert recorded at the Stadthalle, Munster, Germany in January 1974 and stunning new 5.1 Surround Sound and Stereo mixes of the album from the original multi track tapes. Also included on the Blu ray disc are the original 1973 Quad mix and additional video content comprising of the rare ‘Remember the Future’ promotional film, the film of ‘Wings’ shown on BBC TVs Old Grey Whistle Test and a live performance of ‘Desolation Valley / Waves’ for the same TV show. TRACK LISTING DISC ONE Remember the Future – The 50th Anniversary remaster 1 Remember the Future Part One 2 Remember the Future Part Two Bonus track 3 Let it Grow (Live Erbach, Germany April 1973) DISC TWO Remember the Future – The 50th Anniversary stereo remix 1 Remember the Future Part One 2 Remember the Future Part Two Bonus tracks 3 Lonely Roads (German promo single version) 4 Let it Grow (German promo single version) DISC THREE Live at Stadthalle, Munster, Germany 28th January 1974 Previously unreleased 1 King of Twilight 2 Desolation Valley 3 A Day in the Life of a Preacher 4 Cast Your Fate DISC FOUR Live at Stadthalle, Munster, Germany 28th January 1974 Previously unreleased 1 Odysee 2 That’s Life 3 Fidgety Queen 4 Ron’s On 5 Show Me the Way 6 Little Boy 7 Need Love 8 Smile / Lonely Roads 9 Let it Grow DISC FIVE Remember the Future 96 kHz / 24-bit 5.1 Surround Sound mix / stereo remix / original stereo mix / 1973 Quad mix 1 Remember the Future – Part One 2 Remember the Future – Part Two Visual content 1 Remember the Future – (promotional film 1973) 2 Wings (BBC TV “Old Grey Whistle Test” – 10th July 1973) 3 Desolation Valley / Waves (BBC TV “Old Grey Whistle Test” – 23rd October 1973)
  2. 31 de Agosto de 1948 Nace el Alemania Rudolf Schenker. Guitarrista fundador de Scorpions Felices 75 !!!
  3. Lo nuevo de Steven Wilson, que en realidad es más bien un ex artista Progresivo 'Economies of Scale'
  4. 27 de Agosto de 1953 Nace en Canadá Aleksandar Zivojinović, más conocido como Alex Lifeson Felices 70 !!!!
  5. 25 de Agosto de 1994 Jimmy Page & Robert Plant se unen para su concierto Unledded. El concierto quedó inmortalizado por MTV, además del álbum
  6. 25 de Agosto de 1988 Metallica lanzan su clásico 'And Justice for All' Felices 35 !!!
  7. Solstein - Solstein https://solstein.bandcamp.com/album/solstein
  8. https://www.zappa.com/over-nite-sensation/#/ THE ALBUM THAT HAS LONG BEEN A FAVORITE GATEWAY INTO ZAPPA’S VAST MUSICAL UNIVERSE HAS BEEN NEWLY EXPANDED WITH 57 UNRELEASED AND RARE STUDIO AND LIVE TRACKS FORGED FROM CREATION OF THE BENCHMARK GOLD-SELLING RECORD THREE-88-TRACK, FIVE-DISC EXPANDED SUPER DELUXE EDITION CONTAINS FOUR CDS AND BLU-RAY AUDIO DISC WITH OUTTAKES, ALTERNATE EDITS, AND UNEDITED BONUS VAULT MASTERS PLUS TWO PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED SHOWS RECORDED AT THE HOLLYWOOD PALLADIUM AND DETROIT’S COBO HALL EXPANDED DELUXE EDITION CONTAINS OUTTAKES, ALTERNATE EDITS, AND UNEDITED MASTERS FROM LITTLE KNOWN RECORDING SESSIONS BLU-RAY BOASTS ORIGINAL QUAD MIX ALONG WITH NEW SURROUND SOUND AND DOLBY ATMOS MIXES OF THE CORE ALBUM 180-GRAM VINYL OFFERINGS INCLUDE 2LP SET AND 3LP DELUXE COLOR VARIANT; DIGITAL AND DOLBY ATMOS-ONLY DIGITAL OPTIONS ALSO AVAILABLE STREAM “FIFTY-FIFTY (BASIC TRACKS, TAKE 7)” TODAY AHEAD OF RELEASE AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 3 VIA ZAPPA RECORDS/UMe “Over-Nite Sensation will go on in history as one of the absolute quintessential FRANK ZAPPA records of his entire catalog. Happy 50th anniversary, OS — may you live on forever and continue to delight the ‘Lifers’ as well as providing an entry point to one of the most iconic, influential, and important composers of 20th century music.” –Joe Travers, Zappa Vaultmeister In 1973, Frank Zappa and The Mothers were once again on the move. Coming off a year laden with a pair of well-lauded high watermarks — July 1972’s jazz-fusiony solo masterstroke Waka/Jawaka and November 1972’s big-band Mothers progression The Grand Wazoo — Zappa wanted to next convene another revised Mothers collective, rethink some long-throw compositional tracts, and begin exploring the differences inherent in the form and function of his songwriting. In turn, Zappa also decided to bring his own singing voice more to the lead vocal fore than ever before, as well as refine the scope of his guitar playing. And thus, September 1973’s Over-Nite Sensation was born. A stone cold classic, Over-Nite Sensation has long been viewed by both the cognoscenti and layman as being a gateway album entry into the Zappaverse at large, serving as a mighty grand place to enter into the breach along with his follow-up March 1974 solo release, Apostrophe(‘). It was also the first album by Zappa to be released in Quadraphonic surround sound, an ever-evolving sonic medium Zappa would continue to explore throughout his career on the cutting edge. Not only did Over-Nite Sensation signal a change in musical direction for The Mothers at large, but Zappa handled the bulk of the lead vocal duties and staked his claim as the album’s only guitarist. It was a new band with a new sound that resonated widely, eventually going gold in 1976. Over the ensuing years, almost every song on Over-Nite Sensation became indelible live staples and longstanding fan favorites, with “I’m The Slime,” “Fifty-Fifty,” “Zomby Woof,” and “Camarillo Brillo” immediately making their respective presences known in the setlist. In the here and now, 50 years on, Over-Nite Sensation remains both one of the top-tier highlights of the vast Zappa catalog as well as one of his most consistent bestsellers. In celebration of 50 years of Over-Nite Sensation, a newly expanded 50th anniversary edition will be released on November 3 via Zappa Records/UMe in a variety of formats, including a five-disc (4CD/1Blu-ray Audio) Super Deluxe Edition that showcases 88 tracks in total, featuring 57 previously unreleased tracks and mixes. Produced and compiled by Ahmet Zappa and Zappa Vaultmeister Joe Travers, this new, expanded collection titled Over-Nite Sensation: 50th Anniversary Edition, boasts the 2012 remaster of the original album by Bob Ludwig, along with additional unreleased masters, highlights, and mix outtakes from the original 1973 sessions mastered by John Polito. Also included are two completely unreleased live concert recordings from 1973 showcasing the same band that recorded the classic album — one show captured at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, and the other recorded at Cobo Hall in Detroit. The Blu-ray contains the core album newly remixed in Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround sound by Karma Auger and Erich Gobel at Studio1LA, the same team behind the acclaimed Dolby Atmos and surround mixes of 2022’s Waka/Wazoo release, plus it offers Zappa’s original 4-channel Quadraphonic mix (available again for the first time since 1973) as well as the hi-res stereo 2012 remaster at both 24-bit/192kHz and 24-bit/96kHz. The lavish, Super Deluxe Edition box is rounding out with a 48-page booklet and unseen photos from the album cover shoot by Sam Emerson, along with liner notes and new essays by noted audiophile journalist Mark Smotroff and Travers. Beginning today, fans can hear a previously unreleased take of “Fifty-Fifty” (Basic Tracks, Take 7),”recorded in April/May 1973 at Whitney Studios. The decidedly funky rendition, presented without vocals, allows the high caliber musicianship to be heard in all its glory. Listen to “Fifty-Fifty (Basic Tracks, Take 7)”and pre-order Over-Nite Sensation: 50th Anniversary Edition here: https://zappa.lnk.to/OverNiteSensation In addition to the Super Deluxe Edition box set, there will be two separate vinyl releases: a 2LP 180-gram black audiophile vinyl reissue with the album cut at 45 rpm for the first time ever from the original analog tape by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering in 2023 and a bonus 24” x 12” poster of the complete cover art and a limited edition 3LP deluxe color vinyl version pressed on clear vinyl with 4-color splatter with the album cut at 45 rpm on LPs 1 & 2 and a third LP with 35 minutes of bonus tracks culled from the box set, cut at 33 1/3 rpm by Bellman. The limited edition color pressing, which will also include the bonus 24” x 12” poster of the cover art, is available to pre-order now exclusively at Zappa.com, uDiscover Music and Sound of Vinyl. Additionally, the Super Deluxe Edition will be available digitally, with all 88 tracks available in both hi-res 24-bit/96kHz and standard-res 16-bit/44.1kHz options. A standalone Dolby Atmos mix of the core album’s seven tracks will also be available on all major hi-res streaming services. The new group of Mothers heard on Over-Nite Sensation was comprised of virtuoso musicians rooted in jazz (keyboardist George Duke, violinist Jean-Luc Ponty, drummer Ralph Humphrey, and trumpeter Sal Marquez) and serious music (wind instrumentalist Ian Underwood and percussionist Ruth Underwood) alike, all polished off with the Fowler brothers duly in tow (with Bruce Fowler on trombone, and Tom Fowler on bass). As a result, the instrumentation of this aurally palpable Mothers lineup was akin to having a mini orchestra in a rock format — and Zappa utilized them brilliantly, crafting arrangements for existing material like “Cosmik Debris” and “Montana” in addition to writing a large number of new compositions to maximize their strengths. The recording sessions at Bolic Sound and Whitney Studios were sweetened by the addition of some now-iconic guest vocalists. The truly crazy, over-the-top vocal stylings of Ricky Lancelotti catapulted songs like “Fifty-Fifty” and “Zomby Woof” into the stratosphere. For his part, Kin Vassy (of Kenny Rogers and The First Edition) added numerous, tasty tidbits all throughout. But perhaps the most legendary guest turns of them all would be those by Tina Turner and The Ikettes. With Zappa tracking at Ike Turner’s Bolic Sound studio in Inglewood, Calif., it only seemed logical that Tina and Frank’s paths would eventually cross. Although famously uncredited, Tina and The Ikettes’ background vocals were draped all throughout the record and are undeniably unique —and spot-on perfect. If you dropped the needle on Over-Nite Sensation for the first time in 1973, it was immediately apparent something new, different, and exciting was happening in Zappa’s ever-expanding musical universe. The material was funky, funny, challenging, and mighty — and, yes, even more accessible than his output of the prior few years. Over-Nite Sensation went through several sequencing options over the course of early June, at one point incorporating instrumental songs like “Inca Roads” (which ultimately soared in revised and vocalized form on June 1975’s One Size Fits All) and “RDNZL” (a version of which eventually surfaced on September 1978’s Studio Tan). “Wonderful Wino,” finally released 23 years later on The Lost Episodes CD in 1996, was also a contender. Over-Nite Sensation was completed at Paramount Studios in Hollywood with engineer Kerry McNabb before the band departed for Hawaii and Australia, and the album masters were turned in to the label in July. Disc 1 of the set includes these three compositions as “Bonus Session Masters,” with “Wonderful Wino” presented as a “Complete Edit” in its 1973 vintage mix mixed by Zappa and McNabb, an unreleased 1973 vintage mix of “RDNZL” that contains Zappa’s guitar solo which was missing from the version released on The Lost Episodes, and a newly mixed “Inca Roads” which was mixed in 2023 from the 16-track master after Sal Marquez’s vocals and trumpet tracks were rediscovered warranting the new mix. Zappa and The Mothers hit the road in full force in 1973 by touring auditoriums, theaters, and college venues, looking to tap into a new audience as well as cater to the hardcores. These concerts would primarily consist of new compositions blended with some rearranged older tunes — an approach that was very typical for Zappa, who always prioritized the new. You can hear some of those immediate results via the 27 previously unreleased live tracks included from the above-noted Hollywood and Detroit shows. On March 23 at the Hollywood Palladium, fans got early tastes of the “sort-of” guru blues of “Cosmik Debris” and the sleazy, slow-rolling funky grease of “Curse Of The Zomboids (I’m The Slime).” Nary a few months later on May 12 at Cobo Hall in Detroit, the odds-busting, horn-driven instrumental sneer of “Fifty-Fifty” and the “Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow,” “Nanook Rubs It,” and “St. Alphonzo’s Pancake Breakfast” troika medley were all served up with patented Zappa narrative aplomb. Over-Nite Sensation indeed opened new commercial doors for Frank Zappa, but the maestro himself would not be sucked down into the corporate conformity ooze as he continued following his own muse all throughout the 1970s, and beyond. This 50th anniversary Super Deluxe Edition of Over-Nite Sensation puts an expanded stamp on all the visceral, tall-in-the-saddle tales recounting the finer points of dental floss farming, mindless video drones, and poncho-wearing lotharios — all of it acting as a pretext for what was to come, not to mention cementing the odds that Zappa still had lots more to say. FRANK ZAPPA: OVER-NITE SENSATION 50th ANNIVERSARY EDITIONS Tracklists 4CD + 1BLU-RAY AUDIO SUPER DELUXE EDITION CD 1 Over-Nite Sensation – The Album 1. Camarillo Brillo 2. I’m The Slime 3. Dirty Love 4. Fifty-Fifty 5. Zomby Woof 6. Dinah-Moe Humm 7. Montana Bonus Session Masters 8. Wonderful Wino (Complete Edit)* 9. Inca Roads (1973 Version, 2023 Mix)* 10. RDNZL (1973 Mix)* 11. For The Young Sophisticate (Dolby EQ Copy) 12. I’m The Slime (Single Version) 13. Montana (Single Edit With Intro) Bonus Vault Sensations 14. Inca Roads (Bolic Take-Home Mix)* 15. RDNZL (Take 2)* 16. X-Forts (Echidna’s Arf (Of You))* CD 2 Bonus Vault Sensations Continued 1. Camarillo Brillo (Alternate Mix)* 2. Face Down (I’m The Slime – Demo)* 3. I’m The Slime (Basic Track Outtake)* 4. Dirty Love (Session Rehearsal)* 5. Dirty Love (With Quad Guitar)* 6. Fifty-Fifty – Pipe Organ Intro Improvisations* 7. Fifty-Fifty (Basic Tracks, Take 7)* 8. Dinah-Moe Humm (Session Rehearsal)* 9. Dinah-Moe Humm (Bolic Take-Home Mix)* 10. Montana (Bolic Take-Home Mix)* Live In Hollywood, California, Hollywood Palladium – March 23, 1973 11. Montana* 12. Dupree’s Paradise (Intro)* 13. Dupree’s Paradise* CD 3 Live In Hollywood, California, Hollywood Palladium – March 23, 1973 Continued 1. Cosmik Debris* 2. “The Dynamic Sal Marquez!”* 3. Big Swifty* 4. “…The Successor To Willie The Pimp”* 5. The Curse Of The Zomboids (I’m The Slime)* 5. Don’t You Ever Wash That Thing?* 6. FZ & The Percussion Section* 7. Palladium Jam – Part 1* 8. Palladium Jam – Part 2* CD 4 Live In Detroit, Michigan, Cobo Hall – May 12, 1973 1. Cobo Hall ’73 Band Intros And Sound Check* 2. Exercise #4* 3. Dog Breath* 4. The Dog Breath Variations* 5. Uncle Meat* 6. Fifty-Fifty* 7. Inca Roads* 8. FZ Introduces the Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow Medley* 9. Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow* 10. Nanook Rubs It* 11. St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast* 12. Father O’Blivion* 13. St. Alfonzo’s Pancake Breakfast (Reprise)* 14. Join The March* 15. Cosmik Debris* 16. Medley: King Kong/Chunga’s Revenge/Son Of Mr. Green Genes* BLU-RAY AUDIO Over-Nite Sensation – The Album Dolby Atmos* / Dolby TrueHD 5.1* / Dolby TrueHD 1973 Quadraphonic / 24-bit/192kHz Stereo / 24-bit/96kHz Stereo 1. Camarillo Brillo 2. I’m The Slime 3. Dirty Love 4. Fifty-Fifty 5. Zomby Woof 6. Dinah-Moe Humm 7. Montana * Previously unreleased 2LP – 45 RPM VINYL EDITION LP One – Side 1 1. Camarillo Brillo 2. I’m The Slime LP One – Side 2 1. Dirty Love 2. Fifty-Fifty LP Two – Side 3 1. Zomby Woof 2. Dinah-Moe Humm LP Two – Side 4 1. Montana 3LP DELUXE EDITION Over-Nite Sensation – The Album LP One – Side 1 (45 rpm) 1. Camarillo Brillo 2. I’m The Slime LP One – Side 2 (45 rpm) 1. Dirty Love 2. Fifty-Fifty LP Two – Side 3 (45 rpm) 1. Zomby Woof 2. Dinah-Moe Humm LP Two – Side 4 (45 rpm) 1. Montana Vault Sensations LP Three – Side 5 (33-1/3 rpm) 1. Wonderful Wino (Complete Edit)* 2. Inca Roads (1973 Version, 2023 Mix)* 3. RDNZL (1973 Mix)* 4. For The Young Sophisticate (Dolby EQ Copy) 5. I’m The Slime (Single Version) LP Three – Side 6 (33-1/3 rpm) 1. Montana (Live in Hollywood, California – March 23, 1973)* 2. Face Down (I’m The Slime Demo)* 3. Camarillo Brillo (Alternate Mix)* 4. Dirty Love (With Quad Guitar)* * Previously unreleased DOLBY ATMOS – DIGITAL Over-Nite Sensation – The Album 1. Camarillo Brillo 2. I’m The Slime 3. Dirty Love 4. Fifty-Fifty 5. Zomby Woof 6. Dinah-Moe Humm 7. Montana Share post withfacebook Share post withtwitter
  9. Frank Zappa 'Fifty Fifty' (basic tracks, take 7). De su box set 50 aniversario de 'Over-Nite Sensation'
  10. Celebramos los 50 años de 'Ramblin' Man' de Allman Brothers Band Lanzado en Agosto de 1973
  11. 20 de Agosto de 1948 Nace en Inglaterra Robert Plant Felices 75 !!!
  12. 19 de Agosto de 1963 Nace en Estocolmo, Suecia, Joey Tempest. Vocalista y líder de Europe Felices 60 !!!
  13. Steve Hackett & Genetics - Los Endos (Santiago 15-08-2023)
  14. 15 de Agosto de 1978 Scorpions lanzan su mítico 'Tokyo Tapes'. El histórico registro doble en vivo de los últimos conciertos de la banda con Uli Jon Roth Felices 45 !!!!
  15. Celebramos los 45 años de 'Can't Stand Losing You' de The Police Lanzada un 14 de Agosto de 1978
  16. 9 de Agosto de 1988 Europe lanzan 'Out of This World' Felices 35 !!!!
  17. 7 de Agosto de 1958 Nace en Inglaterra Bruce Dickinson Felices 65 !!!!
  18. Ha llegado el día amigos: El esperado nuevo disco de Tryo 'Suramérica'
  19. Bear The Mammoth - Purple Haus Progressive post rock https://bearthemammoth.com/album/purple-haus?fbclid=IwAR2L2S29iV0mREa7bP6c9c6btA2Ca042AJAMqzgSKCHV_b5nFyfuvsxbqug
  20. 4 y 5 de Agosto de 1973 Robert Fripp y Brian Eno concluyen las grabaciones de su disco 'No Pussyfooting'
  21. 3 de Agosto de 1963 Nace James Hetfield Felices 60 !!!!
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