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Originally Posted by foxyluva
Im sure the 40th anniversary will just be another excuse to release "Rumours" in another format  |
HEY!! So, you're stealing my replies now?
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Originally Posted by Villavic
But.. remember the White, Rumours and Tusk special edtions with bonus tracks. Somebody said there would be also editions for Mirage, Tango, etc..
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Originally, it was their ENTIRE WB/Reprise catalogue...from
Then Play On to
Time
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Originally Posted by brightfire
Since nothing was touched pre-'75 for remastering, there should still be plenty of 'bonus track' material left to put in a box, and who knows how much live stuff is sitting a vault somewhere. A box set would be great.
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Screw a box set of studio material. Just remaster/reissue those 71-74 and 82-94 albums WITH the requisite bonus tracks. If they want to release a box set, make it all live, AFTER the tour, with live tracks from 1967-2007...five or six discs, whatever it takes.
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Originally Posted by DavidMn
I mean how many bands have gone over 40 years together without some or all of their members dying.
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Well, ZZ Top is getting there...they've been together not only for 37 years, but without a personnel change at ALL.
Same three guys since 1969. Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill & Frank Beard.
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Originally Posted by DavidMn
The only one besides Fleetwood Mac I can think of that fits that bill are the Rolling Stones, and they lost Brian Jones.
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And, Ian Stewart (their pianist, who toured with them from 1964-198something), but wasn't given "official member" status.