In lieu of an official 25th Anniversary release from the band, I've created a fan-made compilation that follows the format of the previous anniversary releases for Mental Jewelry and Throwing Copper.
It presents the album and available outtakes on Disc 1, and a pristine live soundboard recording from the week that the album was released on Disc 2. This show, recorded live at the Warehouse in Toronto, has long been available via the 'Secret Samadhi Concert Broadcast' pre-FM radio discs, however this is the first time it has been compiled with The Psychedelic Furs cover 'Love My Way' from the same show (released as a B-Side to 'Freaks') and with the interspered band interviews removed. The songs have been rearranged in setlist order with the crowd noise patched together to form a seamless listening experience.
Also soon available will be a 5CD Expanded Deluxe Edition collecting together all officially released rarities and alternate versions available from the Secret Samadhi era, including a never before shared pre-FM show
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Very cool! Looking forward to your expanded version as well!
Great compilation. The Toronto show sounds excellent and you did an nice job integrating Love My Way and removing the interviews.
Thanks Dan!
Here's some footage from the Toronto show that I stumbled across recently
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnRV7IpCI5U
This is an 'Expanded Deluxe Edition' that collects together all officially released rarities and alternate versions available from the Secret Samadhi era.
Disc 5 includes a never-before heard pre-FM soundboard recording of the band's final show of 1997 at KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, liberated from the vaults thanks our old friend swami
It isn't the full show (which had circulated among some fans as an inferior FM>tape recording), but it sounds great and sees the band in fine form - already looking ahead to the next album with a 'Sun' tag in 'I Alone'
As with the Warehouse show, the live tracks have been remastered by my mate Johnny to be less brickwalled for a smoother listen that you can crank to 11
Enjoy and Merry Christmas all
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. Secret Samadhi is one of the band's best pieces of work, and it's a shame they've not been able commemorate the 25th anniversary. Very grateful that fans are keeping good memories of the band alive.
Thanks so much for taking the time to do this!
Has anyone done a comparison between the CD version of Secret Samadhi and the vinyl rip? Could somebody point out what I should be listening out for? What sort of headphones are you using? Thanks
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