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Rainbow - 1986 Finyl Vinyl
2CD Limited Edition Japanese Remaster (1999, re-issued 2001)
by server_alliance
First Released: 1986
Currently Released Through: Polygram
Recording Time: 85:49
Produced By: Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Martin Birch
Style(s): Heavy Metal, Pop/Rock, Hard Rock
Catalog# UICY-9198/9
Tracklist
Disc 1
01. Spotlight Kid
02. I Surrender
03. Miss Mistreated
04. Street Of Dreams
05. Jealous Lover
06. Cant Happen Here
07. Tearin Out My Heart
08. Since Youve Been Gone
09. Bad Girl
Disc 2
01. Difficult To Cure
02. Stone Cold
03. Power
04. Man On The Silver Mountain
05. Long Live Rock N Roll
06. Weiss Heim
Review
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Ritchie Blackmore decided to pull the plug on Rainbow following the supporting tour for 1983's Bent Out of Shape. To commemorate the end of the band, he released the appropriately-titled, Finyl Vinyl. A double-record set of live recordings and a handful of studio outtakes, primarily culled from the Joe Lynn Turner era but also featuring selections with Ronnie James Dio and Graham Bonnet, Finyl Vinyl offers a haphazard alternate history designed for hardcore fans (by 1986, that's pretty much all Blackmore had left). For those fans, the album is actually quite a treat. Rainbow always sounded better on stage than they did on the studio - rawer, harder, alive - and songs that sounded half-baked in the studio, such as selections from Difficult to Cure, sound right here. That's not to say that it's a perfect album - the outtakes are interesting, but not particularly remarkable, the sequencing doesn't make sense and Blackmore's classical pretentions become even harder to stomach when married with a full-fledged orchestra - but it rocks harder and more convincingly than many latter-day Rainbow releases. That doesn't mean that it's preferable to the studio albums, but for the devoted, it's a welcome addition to the band's canon and it's a nice way to close a career.
Rainbow - 1986 Finyl Vinyl
2CD Limited Edition Japanese Remaster (1999, re-issued 2001)
by server_alliance
First Released: 1986
Currently Released Through: Polygram
Recording Time: 85:49
Produced By: Ritchie Blackmore, Roger Glover, Martin Birch
Style(s): Heavy Metal, Pop/Rock, Hard Rock
Catalog# UICY-9198/9
Tracklist
Disc 1
01. Spotlight Kid
02. I Surrender
03. Miss Mistreated
04. Street Of Dreams
05. Jealous Lover
06. Cant Happen Here
07. Tearin Out My Heart
08. Since Youve Been Gone
09. Bad Girl
Disc 2
01. Difficult To Cure
02. Stone Cold
03. Power
04. Man On The Silver Mountain
05. Long Live Rock N Roll
06. Weiss Heim
Review
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Ritchie Blackmore decided to pull the plug on Rainbow following the supporting tour for 1983's Bent Out of Shape. To commemorate the end of the band, he released the appropriately-titled, Finyl Vinyl. A double-record set of live recordings and a handful of studio outtakes, primarily culled from the Joe Lynn Turner era but also featuring selections with Ronnie James Dio and Graham Bonnet, Finyl Vinyl offers a haphazard alternate history designed for hardcore fans (by 1986, that's pretty much all Blackmore had left). For those fans, the album is actually quite a treat. Rainbow always sounded better on stage than they did on the studio - rawer, harder, alive - and songs that sounded half-baked in the studio, such as selections from Difficult to Cure, sound right here. That's not to say that it's a perfect album - the outtakes are interesting, but not particularly remarkable, the sequencing doesn't make sense and Blackmore's classical pretentions become even harder to stomach when married with a full-fledged orchestra - but it rocks harder and more convincingly than many latter-day Rainbow releases. That doesn't mean that it's preferable to the studio albums, but for the devoted, it's a welcome addition to the band's canon and it's a nice way to close a career.
добавлена ссылка на трекер (золото :))
Вот те на -только что стер педровский архив-знал бы -поддержал.Сорри
ничего страшного, я его все равно в имедж перегнал :)
Юра, а ты его со своим сравнивал, как там звук, отличаетса чем-то или нет? :rolleyes:
еще нет, я только успел его утром слить и почти сразу тут выложил :)
сегодня прийду вечерком, попробую сравнить..
сегодня прийду вечерком, попробую сравнить..
Ай, да yury usa, зажигаешь ;)
ну что, этот ремастер звучит громче, существенной разницы не вижу
смотрите скрины.. (track 02)
1st Edition
2001 remaster
смотрите скрины.. (track 02)
1st Edition
2001 remaster
Вообщем надо качать по любому :D
Спасибо! :)
Спасибо! :)
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"And we're so abused, and we're so confused
it's easy to believe that someone's gonna light the fuse"
Большущее спасибо, Юрий! И точно, как там:
Satellites spying for the CIA
the KGB and the men in grey
Я буквально вчера грустил о том, что не удалось в свое время с HQ забрать Black Triangle и прочие ренбовские вкусности. А тут такое дело...
Кстати, а как насчет разадть упомянутый черный треугольник и прочие мини-лонгплеи?
it's easy to believe that someone's gonna light the fuse"
Большущее спасибо, Юрий! И точно, как там:
Satellites spying for the CIA
the KGB and the men in grey
Я буквально вчера грустил о том, что не удалось в свое время с HQ забрать Black Triangle и прочие ренбовские вкусности. А тут такое дело...
Кстати, а как насчет разадть упомянутый черный треугольник и прочие мини-лонгплеи?
Послушал сабж, ну очень хорошо звучит :punk: