7 remastered Smiths albums and 50 extra tracks?

[Alex_Smith]

Erm may I ask what the double bootleg was and where to find it?

THE SMITHS "Instrumental demos & outtakes":
http://www.mediafire.com/?ch5gtd975a06bb9

Analog Loyalist remaster. MP3 320 kbps

 

[Deleted member 1074]

>> 7 Smiths albums:

1) The Smiths
2) Hatful Of Hollow
3) Meat Is Murder
4) The Queen Is Dead
5) The World Won’t Listen
6) Louder Than Bombs
7) Strangeways, Here We Come


>> 50 extra tracks could be:

1) B-sides not included on compilations.
2) Live tracks, for example the ‘RANK’ show and other tracks from the Oxford show (1985).
3) Outtakes: Stephane told us that Warner considered releasing a limited edition 2 CD set of ‘The Very Best Of The Smiths”, and a 18 track compilation of outtakes from the sessions for "The Queen Is Dead". Much of these tracks were included on the double LP bootleg.
4) Various demos: instrumentals, monitor mixes, etc
5) The Hand That Rocks The Cradle: the first album produced by Troy Tate. Complete and final version.


The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, The Queen Is Dead, and Strangeways... were already mastered by Frank for the vinyl reissues. Some B-Sides, singles and album tracks were remastered for Singles Box Set and The Sound Of The Smiths.

'Louder Than Bombs' cancels out 'The World Won't Listen' and vice versa.

 

[Alex_Smith]

'Louder Than Bombs' cancels out 'The World Won't Listen' and vice versa.

Good point Viva Hate. Instead of one or another compilation, the 7th album could be RANK.

I forgot the unreleased BBC Sessions: London, Half A Person, Pretty Girls Make Graves, Wonderful Woman, Reel Around The Fountain (David Jensen), How Soon Is Now?

 

[Oso Blanco]

I still don't understand why Stephen Street and Johnny Marr have remastered the albums when Frank Arkwright did the exact same thing ...

 

[Deleted member 1074]

I still don't understand why Stephen Street and Johnny Marr have remastered the albums when Frank Arkwright did the exact same thing ...

I've been wondering the same thing...