Come Taste The Band remaster - Page 2

rgl7194 · #31 Sep-08-2010, 8:03 PM

Can't wait for this to come out - still have the original album on vinyl

Stormbringer74 · #32 Sep-09-2010, 5:50 AM

Planet Rock reports that the (now) 35th anniversary reissue of Come Taste The Band is due out on October 25th. The album will be a double CD package, with first disc containing remastered version of the album along with the single edit of You Keep On Moving. The second CD will contain the album completely remixed by Kevin Shirley “with input from Glenn Hughes”, plus two unreleased instrumental tracks from the album sessions: Always the Same in LA and Bolin/Paice Jam. The tracks appear to be indeed unreleased, as they do not feature on either the Days May Come & Days May Go or on 1420 Beachwood Drive. DPAS describes them as “one is a five minute jam with Paice and Bolin, the other a short three minute track.”

David · #33 Oct-05-2010, 7:59 AM

You can now hear a preview of the remaster (including the Kevin Shirley remixes) courtesy Amazon (Germany)...

www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0045QWWV0/ref=dm_sp_alb/278-0412536-3392919

wolfysmith · #34 Oct-10-2010, 2:49 PM

Here's the review by Classic Rock as featured in the November 2010 edition

10/10

Apologies the first bit of each line is chopped off - i couldn't bend the mag round enough!

Weissheim · #35 Oct-12-2010, 1:26 PM

Thanks David/Wolfy.

Gotta agree with the review. From the sound clips DC sounds immense on the Shirley remixes, so much better than the originals. Looking forward to this!

Stormbringer74 · #36 Oct-13-2010, 4:23 AM

thanks for posting this !

Pere · #37 Oct-13-2010, 11:47 AM

Hi,

I totally agree the review, the japanese release that sounded great, I can't wait to listen one of my favorite songs of the album, "Dealer". All the songs are great.
10/10.

Cheers.

Pere

wolfysmith · #38 Oct-14-2010, 11:53 AM

Here's the advert for it and Deepest Purple Anniversary Edition

David · #39 Oct-18-2010, 4:13 PM

Jon Lord talks Come Taste The Band / Deepest Purple remasters, Tommy Bolin, Glenn and more with Planet Rock (UK)...

http://soundcloud.com/planet-rock/jon-lord-on-planet-rock

toadsterama · #40 Oct-19-2010, 7:59 PM

Great interview! I've always admired Jon Lord. Not only is he an astounding musician, but he's well-spoken, gentle-natured and good-humored. A class act.

I don't know how many of the rest of you follow the branches of the Deep Purple family tree, but I have all of the stuff by Glenn, Whitesnake, Jon Lord, Blackmore's Night, Joe Lynn Turner, Tommy Bolin, Ian Gillan, Paice Ashton Lord, Nick Simper's Warhorse, Nick Simper's Fandango, Episode Six, Quatermass, Roger Glover, etc. I can't think of any other band whose members have offered so much great music of such diversity over the years. I'm just sayin'...

lioness · #41 Oct-20-2010, 8:00 AM

Originally Posted by toadsterama

Great interview! I've always admired Jon Lord. Not only is he an astounding musician, but he's well-spoken, gentle-natured and good-humored. A class act.

MY SWEET LORD

Jon Lord & Don Airey 1991

YouTube - JON LORD & DON AIREY

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"Jon Lord, is that you?" "No, it's Ozzy Osbourne"

http://svtplay.se/v/2079365/rhapsody_in_rock

Enjoy!

chrisloeb · #42 Oct-20-2010, 3:23 PM

Originally Posted by lioness

Jon Lord & Don Airey 1991
Enjoy!

That's from Eddie Hardin's Wind In The Willows Rock Concert in Cologne (or Freiburg?) 1991. The Ouverture features even more interplay between Airey, Lord and Ray Fenwick on guitar and a classic Jon Lord organ solo

Graham Bonnet is in it too, Maggie Bell, Tony Ashton, Pete York, and, and, and... Good one!

David · #43 Oct-20-2010, 4:33 PM

Electronic Press Kit

Deep Purple - Come Taste The Band (EPK)

Stormbringer74 · #44 Oct-21-2010, 4:27 AM

amazing promo video !!

wolfysmith · #45 Oct-21-2010, 12:36 PM

what a great video!

JohnH · #46 Oct-21-2010, 9:09 PM

That video is just the upcoming documentary, if I watch it all, I won't want to buy the Doc! Come Taste just rules!!! It's the DP album I keep coming back to time and time again...more than any other. Purpendicular is like this too. Evergreen.

glennargentina · #47 Oct-22-2010, 11:16 AM

Clearly some fotage comes from the upcomming Gettin Tighhter DVD. I´ve seen studio footage (World at large?) and super 8 footage as well...this is gttting promizing every day.

Paul J · #48 Oct-22-2010, 12:12 PM

what a brilliant doc this will be!

Jon Lord truly is a rock giant, a gentle man

I wish that he was contributing to rock music still with his mighty organ

No disrespect to Derek but.....[fill in the rest!]. can't wait for the remaster/remix in my hand!

JohnH · #49 Oct-22-2010, 5:44 PM

It's funny I'm a total Blackmore guy and now my current favorite most played DP albums are both non Ritchie. Hmm.

JH

Paul J · #50 Oct-23-2010, 4:36 AM

i too love Ritchie's Rainbow and DP work but have to agree that CTTB and Purpendicular are great albums. Purpendicular has a couple of my favourite DP tracks in Loosen My Strings and Sometimes i feel like screaming. If Morse's DP albums had been as consistently good as this album is i think he would be a lot more appreciated.

Shirl · #51 Oct-23-2010, 5:03 AM

If I was allowed only one album to take on a desert island with me, it would have to be Come Taste The Band.

Wonderful, absolutely wonderful. 18:34 minutes of pure quality ...

Paul J · #52 Oct-23-2010, 5:19 AM

ah what songs make up those 18.34 mins though!

This Time Around/Owed to G, and You Keep On Moving has to be the best double/treble ending to an album ever!

Ben · #53 Nov-06-2010, 5:42 AM

Originally Posted by wolfysmith

they have added the CTTB poster i sent them!

got it for $25 in mint condition while in LA with Chip and Todd.

Also picked up a mint condition Stormbringer poster for the same price as shown here.
And at $2 to the £

Ashamed to say that having had the CD for the best part of 2 weeks have only just got around (............this time (sorry!!) ) to reading the booklet & see "Wolf Smith" first in the 'Thanks to' credits ---congratulations although to split your name up into 2 is almost as sinful as spelling Glenn's name with just one 'n' (as again illustrated in one of the press clippings in the same booklet)..................Doh!

Gordo · #54 Nov-06-2010, 3:29 PM

Great remix by Kevin Shirley. Bolin is front/centre in the mix. 2 Thumbs UP !!

G

JohnH · #55 Nov-25-2010, 12:27 PM

Got it yesterday. A b'd it with the original's wave files I have on my Ipod and it is clearly a big improvement over the old CD, which sounded fine too. The remix is interesting, but agree with posters on the DP runboard, for some reason the drums are too squashed on the remix. Don't agree with changing the order of the songs, that is sacrilege, but we have the choice of changing them back! Enjoyed hearing the extra bits instead of the fadeouts. Haven't had a chance to crank on my PA downstairs, get ready neighborhood to Come Taste The Band!