Just out of curiosity, what exactly do you look for when considering anything for reissue? I mean there's the obvious details like time, money and availability but what do you look for personally?
What records do you think need a proper reissue? SOUND OFF!
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if I like it. that is first hurdle, after that it then comes down to rightsholders, availability of the band, etc. sometimes each portion can outweigh the other, for instance. CRO-MAGS I licensed from Century Media and I didn't bother stirring up the hornet's nest that is the CRO-MAGS, but i loved the album so much that I knew a bare bones reissue would still do well and I wasn't wrong since i think i have 2 copies left in the estore.
So things like that are factors. It's not always a good thing to reach out to get the bands involved sometimes. Sleeping dogs need to lie sometimes for the best.
if that rambling helped, go me! hahaha.
Well, i am sure you read about the DW album in the other thread and I have asked several people about the No Mercy album as it's a favorite of mine and nobody has a clue about it and why it hasn't been issued, especially since it was on "Suicidal Records" so you would think someone in the ST camp owns the rights. who knows these days.
Justin G
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This may be out of left field, but what about FOG: Jezabel's Dream? It was the guys from Fear of God after Dawn Crosby died. It's pretty killer doomy death metal, and from what I gather really tough to find. I couldn't even find a youtube clip.
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Fog/13952
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Fog/13952
I-TEND-TO-DIE
leave this world behind
J. Golden
Heaven and Hell Records
Fear of God? After all these years it sometimes still surprises me to hear some of the bands you talk about.
Dawn was a pretty cool chcik,, hung out with her once many years ago.
Metalliced
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I think no one mentioned this yet:
The sound is very thin on this one.
Yes, this one definitely needs a reissue. The sound recording is fine, it's the very low mastering levels that make it sound so thin, which can be easily remedied. I think this one would be perfect for DB/TRIB
Justin G
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Fear of God? After all these years it sometimes still surprises me to hear some of the bands you talk about.
Dawn was a pretty cool chcik,, hung out with her once many years ago.
I had the Fear of God disc several years ago and didn't care for it. The remaining guys had a really good sound with FOG, but went totally unnoticed.
Metalliced
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I second that. FOG was a horrible band, IMO...Sloppy, plodding, and not very 'tuneful', if you know what I mean
J. Golden
Heaven and Hell Records
I remember it vaguely. Seems something like I was talking to someone in it or got it.. something, difficult to remember. That was along time ago.
I don't think Dawn will ever get her just props, she set the game up for women before there was a Karen Crisis or that Arch Enemy chick.
her best work was with Detente IMO but the first F.O.G album is cool too. Hated the second album
Metalliced
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HeavyGabry
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Just lost a bid about this LP yesterday!
Totally agree with you, it deserves to be re-discovered...
What about this one?
Totally agree with you, it deserves to be re-discovered...
What about this one?
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I was at that show, I totally forgot they open.
Anyway the Seducer was actually mentioned to me recently as well, and I thought about it years ago too. I have not pulled those off of the shelf in years. I remember them not being that bad, but would have to check it out again.
Haha, me and my buddy were there primarily for Life of Agony but, we were heavily into Carcass as well. Seems like there may have been a 4th band playing maybe, I'll be damned if I can remember who it was though
Maybe it was Monster Voodoo Machine?Seducer were pretty good live and no they aren't a bad band, nothing particularly special though.
Metalliced
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Just lost a bid about this LP yesterday!
Totally agree with you, it deserves to be re-discovered...
What about this one?
Archaic Torse - Beyond The Great Divide
You won't believe it, but I've actually never heard this album
Vlad
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J. Golden
Heaven and Hell Records
Haha, me and my buddy were there primarily for Life of Agony but, we were heavily into Carcass as well. Seems like there may have been a 4th band playing maybe, I'll be damned if I can remember who it was though
Seducer were pretty good live and no they aren't a bad band, nothing particularly special though.
You are correcty vSir; see that is one I totally forgot about evver seeing until something reminded me.
That was a really good show
Metalliced
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Yes, indeed. BOTH of the Apocalypse albums need to be reissued, fer sure. Not a lot of people know this detail, but the first one was produced and mixed by Flemming Rasmussen, directly after he produced the "And Justice..." album.
Apocalypse second album "Faithless" was actually an even better album, IMO. More variety, better production, and stronger songwriting.
I'd like to see DB release these albums, though I hear Music For Nations is notoriously hard to convince letting go of their old catalog...
Diabolik
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off the top of my head...
both I.N.C releases....The Visitor and Razorback.
the first Tyrants Reign on CD.
the first Mordred CD.
both I.N.C releases....The Visitor and Razorback.
the first Tyrants Reign on CD.
the first Mordred CD.
Made offer to INC and their management about a year ago. Never heard back, so I assume they don't want to do it with me, tis a shame.
I have reached out to two members of Mordred and no response yet (very hopeful however). I already have the album remastered, tons of press clippings/pictures and am ready to roll. If I reissue it, I would actually do both albums at same time. I love the second one too.
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