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neilwilkesPosted at 2024-07-08 12:49:43(8 wks ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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Mythicalking wrote:

Disc 4 has just the 1 previously unreleased track:My Death (Live @ the Music Hall, Boston, MA – 10/1/1972)The Boston tracks on the ‘Aladdin Sane  (30th Anniversary Edition)’ weren’t great sound-wise so we’re likely to get something of similar quality for a track that is already out there in similar audio quality on the ‘Music Hall Memories’ bootleg.

The Boston Music Hall tracks had been out officially in the original Ryko edition of 'Sound & Vision'  in the 4CD version in a 12" case, where the 4th disc is 3 tracks from Boston '72 (JIOD, Supermen & Changes) plus a video track of Ashes To Ashes - what I cannot seem to find on paper is confirmation that Ryko did these tracks again, in a similar manner to the way they redid the albums in the AU20 'Golden Years' 8CD collection.
This of course may be a misconception (which wouldn't surprise me at all) but I am fairly sure that with the sole exception of 'My Death' (the only official live version of that one I am aware of (apart from the Hamemrsmith '73 one) appeared on the 'RarestoneBowie' title but was from Carnegie Hall, New York in '72 and not the Boston Music Hall).
All 5 have been on bootlegs though.

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BesomdaveDonatedPosted at 2024-07-08 15:00:15(8 wks ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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Re the Boston tracks.
The 5 released tracks appear at different parts of the concert (when compared to audience bootlegs of the show), so why is there no more tracks available? I doubt someone just pressed the 'record' button for those 5 tracks.
The spacing of those tracks from different parts of the show would seem to possibly rule out tape damage.
Anything noted in the book?

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Stranger09DonatedPosted at 2024-07-08 22:08:48(8 wks ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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Re the Boston tracks. The 5 released tracks appear at different parts of the concert (when compared to audience bootlegs of the show), so why is there no more tracks available? I doubt someone just pressed the 'record' button for those 5 tracks. The spacing of those tracks from different parts of the show would seem to possibly rule out tape damage. Anything noted in the book?

In the book it states the tapes of the missing tracks were lost or damaged.

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bonshinPosted at 2024-08-18 16:24:18(2 wks ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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maybe the estate finally found the way to "recover" its damage like 71 aylesbury official release in 2022 divine symmetry boxset. I'll stay hopefully to see the BRILLIANT ZIGGY ADVENTURES or RSD The Boston Music Hall 1972 Stuff.

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neilwilkesPosted at 2024-08-30 13:21:32(1 wk ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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maybe the estate finally found the way to "recover" its damage like 71 aylesbury official release in 2022 divine symmetry boxset. I'll stay hopefully to see the BRILLIANT ZIGGY ADVENTURES or RSD The Boston Music Hall 1972 Stuff.

But they didn't recover the damage, did they - it's plainly (even painfully) obvious when it switches from the desk recording to an audience bootleg - persobnally, they shouldn't have done it unless they could have done a better job of it IMO

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Stranger09DonatedPosted at 2024-08-30 19:09:36(1 wk ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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But they didn't recover the damage, did they - it's plainly (even painfully) obvious when it switches from the desk recording to an audience bootleg - persobnally, they shouldn't have done it unless they could have done a better job of it IMO

I think they were in a bit of a rush when they did the mastering for that box.

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neilwilkesPosted at 2024-08-31 11:00:25(1 wk ago) (Bowie General / Ziggy Box Track List)


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But they didn't recover the damage, did they - it's plainly (even painfully) obvious when it switches from the desk recording to an audience bootleg - persobnally, they shouldn't have done it unless they could have done a better job of it IMO

I think they were in a bit of a rush when they did the mastering for that box.

Just a bit - and sadly, the mastering on a lot of these 'release box sets' is not great. I think it's a little better than the Ray Staff efforts on the Era boxes, but it's still not great & still done at AIR studios, who I suspect like Abbey Road are trading on past glories these days.

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