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Old 03-09-2006, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by SteveMacD
Well, I just got a copy of the first album on CD for $18! I've often wondered why that wasn't released as a "two-on-one" CD like a few of his Capitol albums.
The running time of both albums together is longer than a CD will allow. Before they were re-released on CD, I compiled both albums on mp3s back during the glory days of Napster...couldn't get both albums to fit on one CD.

And, since I used a regular Sharpie to label the discs, they're now ruined. DON'T LABEL YOUR HOME BURNED CDs/DVDs WITH A REGULAR SHARPIE!!! Get the ones that are specially designed for CD/DVD labelling.

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Originally Posted by DavidMn
This was Bob's band right after he left Fleetwood Mac, right?
Yes. The first album had drummer Thom Mooney...he left after the first tour and was replaced by Hunt Sales (Soupy's kid), who later was in David Bowie's "Tin Machine". An interesting tidbit is that both of Paris' drummers had previously spent time in different incarnations of Todd Rundgren's bands. Thom Mooney with The Nazz, Hunt Sales with Runt.
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