| Cuthbert |
03-18-2018 09:19 AM |
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Originally Posted by OccultHawk
(Post 1934062)
I’ve heard that Pearl Jam is doing that.
Record labels kept outstanding recordings by Hendrix and Coltrane in the vaults for decades.
Dylan’s bootleg series has the best stuff he ever recorded on it. Released decades later.
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I was thinking about it before.
If it came out that there is some hidden Beatles album that didn't get released in the mid 60s and next thing you know it's on iTunes for pre order, guys would explode. I was actually thinking about a reunion to start off with but no chance now two of them are dead.
Then I thought of bands or artists at the height of their fame making an album, artwork etc, finishing it then shelving it with the intention of releasing it thirty years down the line.
Not talking B Sides or bootlegs or anything like that. |
