Live Ocean Rain shipped and available via iTunes
The live Ocean Rain release previously mentioned has shipped to those who ordered and the audio tracks are available via the iTunes store.
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The live Ocean Rain release previously mentioned has shipped to those who ordered and the audio tracks are available via the iTunes store.
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Echo & The Bunnymen are offering a CD recording of the Ocean Rain set from the Liverpool Echo Arena show on November 27th 2008.
This CD will only be available via the band's website bunnymen.com and not available in stores.
This deluxe edition will include :
The first 1,000 copies ordered will be inscribed to the individual fan, or name of your choice.
The cost of the CD/DVD is £30 (currently about $42USD) + shipping
This release will be dispatched on or before May 1st 2009
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As suspected here back in July, disc 1 will be the Ocean Rain album & disc 2 is the 1983 Albert Hall concert (remastered). Due to technical issues, Heroin & Do It Clean from the Albert Hall concert will not be on the CD. This is due to be released on September 29th 2008.
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From Bunnymen.com:
We are no longer with Korova/Warners. We re-signed to Korova in January last year. 3 months into recording the album, our MD (Nick Stewart) was made redundant. That left us without an ally (and our biggest fan) at Warners. We asked Warners to free us from our contract - and they agreed We own the rights to our album - and are currently in discussions with other labels about the release - or we may release the album ourselves.
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I've seen this listed a few places with a release date of September 8th and as a 2CD set. No track listing yet. I wonder if that second disk is the 1983 Albert Hall gig? It would be the perfect time for it with the upcoming Royal Albert Hall and Radio City gig's. Do we dare dream of a DVD of the '83 show? Hopefully it will be worth purchasing for the second disk no matter what. I just hope it isn't a hodgepodge of acoustic versions of The Killing Moon and other already released tracks repackaged. Fingers crossed.
Ian McCulloch has revealed that the new album from Echo & the Bunnymen will be called "The Fountain" and will be released later this year. It will be produced by Scottish songwriter/producer John McLaughlin. The first single "Think I Need It Too" will be released in August according to new information. However the new album is not due out till January 2009, so that may not be true.
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