I was really hoping for a reissue of Sumo Jungle... I do want to reissue Sumo Jungle.
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This fall, Sundazed Records will reissue "Calm Before …" on vinyl — the third such reissue of the album.
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Stuart Vevers, let's maybe revisit — and reissue — that, please?
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Chris: I'm glad anyone cares enough to reissue these tracks.
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It's like the vinyl reissue of the video game world.
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Amphetamine Reptile did the same for a reissue of Prick.
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What's the record you'd love to reissue more than any?
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Aus Rotten's Fuck Nazi Sympathy gets a reissue, goes platinum.
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So I started writing these liner notes for the reissue.
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His first project is a reissue of Edwin A. Abbott's Flatland.
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And simply put, to charge $40 for a reissue is absurd.
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I didn't realize that it was really popular until the reissue.
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We could just reissue the existing files, which would probably sound better.
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Most artists didn't give their release a proper reissue, why did you?
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Until now, thanks to a Kickstarter-funded reissue of the historic album.
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FACT compiled this list of eight synths worthy of a contemporary reissue.
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Remixers for the reissue include Aden, Strip Steve and Air Max 97.
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Pepper outtakes, available as part of the 50th anniversary reissue, out now.
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It's part of an upcoming reissue of Imagine, out on Oct. 5.
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Would that it had been included as an extra in the reissue.
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The Beatles returned to the pop charts with an "Abbey Road" reissue.
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This is the most historically important reissue we've done, by a mile.
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If it had been, Garcia could go home and reissue the DMCA request.
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Jonathan Lethem writes in his introduction to the 2006 reissue of We Have
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We're told the label's looking to reissue the album for the 25th anniversary.
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The four bonus tracks that come with the reissue are a nice addition.
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Height Capital expects the Army Corps will reissue the permit in coming months.
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Though technically a reissue, most readers will consider this the collection's inaugural incarnation.
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What involvement did you have with the reissue of A Lesson In Crime ?
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A deluxe reissue — as seven seven-inch vinyl singles — arrives on Dec. 21924.
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A Public Space now hopes eventually to reissue all of Ms. Howland's books.
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For the 2019 reissue of Bloomberg by Bloomberg, that passage has been changed.
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The reissue includes "White Night" which I like because Dale sings so well.
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Plus, the band announced an anniversary reissue of OK Computer with three unreleased songs.
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Naturally, Louder Than Love is being hailed for this reissue as a grunge milestone.
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There was a period in the 90s where Sub Pop wanted to reissue it.
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For anyone who loves music, the mammoth 50th anniversary reissue of the Beatles' Sgt.
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Image via Flickr Why hasn't there been any kind of reissue of the album?
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The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds 50th anniversary reissue is out now via Capitol/UMe.
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It's since been reissued on CD and hopefully a vinyl reissue isn't far off.
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"Probably most reissue collectors' favorite label is Ace Records in the UK," he said.
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Charlottesville and the aftermath made a huge impact on wanting to reissue the film.
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Gunn also pushed for the reissue of "Misora," which is slated for next year.
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This throwback reissue runs more modern software, including — of course — Nokia's iconic game, Snake.
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A presidential aide later said the suggestions would be used to reissue a new decree.
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Adams agreed, apparently, and granted the request to reissue her ruling in a hearing Wednesday.
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In the meantime, the band have shared one of the new songs from the reissue.
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To mark the milestone, a special anniversary CD and vinyl reissue is currently on sale.
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Another newly unearthed early demo, "Tommy's Coming Home," will also be included on the reissue.
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That's not an exact time frame for an anniversary reissue but hey, we'll take it.
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Four decades later, my participation resumed this year, when I helped Alan reissue his album.
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Gucci is the latest brand to reissue a beloved handbag from deep within its vault.
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Listen to the album at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden ahead of its reissue on vinyl.
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On the same day, the label will also reissue Croatian Amor's 2013 album The World.
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Likewise, master recordings could be damaged or lost, making the record difficult or impossible to reissue.
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If successful, his team will reissue the Voyager Golden Record as a three-LP box set.
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The reissue will consist of three LPs pressed out of vinyl recorded at normal LP speed.
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He could also direct the E.P.A. to reissue the plan to be extremely friendly to industry.
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Look forward to more treats of this kind when the reissue is released on October 20.
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Let's see if they can out-diehard the diehards when the reissue comes out November 10.
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Dominion said it expects the Park Service to provide the information and promptly reissue the permit.
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Now, with the album's 30th anniversary approaching, Adams was attempting to put together a commemorative reissue.
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The original lenticular will be reproduced for the reissue, and that alone brings value for collectors.
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" This month, MIND Records is set to reissue Plaisirs Américains, packaged with a limited edition 7".
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Brands have also been known to reissue clothes from previous seasons without celebrities prompting increased consumer demand.
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Since then, it's pivoted to working with partner manufacturers who reissue their Android smartphones as Ubuntu Editions.
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Wayne Coyne actually penned the liner notes for the reissue of Space is the Place the soundtrack.
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Subscribe to Vinyl Me, Please in order to get a copy of The Lemon of Pink reissue.
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Aside from the reissue, has there been any dialogue with 4AD about working with the label again?
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But for whatever reason we made it an EP. The Smith EP is part of this reissue.
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I was happy to see you guys included demos for nearly every album track on the reissue.
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Last year marked the record's 30th anniversary, and the band have now announced plans to reissue it.
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Is that ever going to end up as a track on a reissue of Serenade In Red?
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Now, I wish I could do a separate version of it myself as a reissue or something.
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Olive, a writer and editor, has been commissioned to write an essay to accompany the book's reissue.
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Treasury officials have previously said the British government planned to reissue the bonds on maturity in 2019.
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I think now with the tour and the reissue, at least sales-wise, it's my biggest record.
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YATTA, today shared a solemn track from the forthcoming reissue of her debut EP Spirit Said Yes!
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" Some of the outtakes were included in a 20th-anniverary reissue package, "OK Computer: OKNOTOK 1997 2017.
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Designers Jesse Reed and Hamish Smyth decided to reissue the famed manual, which outlined the organization's visual system.
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A reissue of Prince's 1984 album "Purple Rain" is due in June, along with some previously unreleased music.
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The reissue is meant to be an art object, but one that doesn't just sit on the shelf.
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But Jones says over the phone that a band-approved reissue is not completely out of the question.
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Because we did two this year, and last year I did my solo one, and now this reissue.
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Mr. Bloomberg is also preparing to reissue a revised edition of his autobiography, "Bloomberg by Bloomberg," aides confirmed.
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To celebrate the reissue of Trainwreck, I spoke with Sady Doyle over Skype to hash out an answer.
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The tape may have been elsewhere when the fire hit, perhaps in a studio for a reissue project.
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A limited run of vinyl-reissue releases is up and running to help earn back the lost funds.
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On Friday, a small glimpse of this trove emerged with a reissue of "Purple Rain" by Warner Bros.
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Unlike the Touch & Go releases, Shot and its 163 follow-up Blue have yet to receive reissue treatment.
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A farewell tour the following year led to a box set and a reissue campaign the year after that.
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Additionally, we started Parked In Hell, a cassette imprint to reissue our old bands Magic Bullets and The Cosmos.
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Radiohead have given us another outtake from OK Computer as part of the album's 20th anniversary special reissue OKNOTOK.
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FACT reports that Warp Records will reissue deluxe editions of "classic" Squarepusher albums over the span of the year.
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The company behind the reissue is Brazilian company Tectoy, which distributed the original Sega console back in the 1990s.
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This is because, unlike Nintendo's NES reissue, the new Genesis is built with components similar to the original system.
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Temer said in late October that the government would reissue the decree with revisions in response to the criticism.
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"Drivin' Down a Dead End Street," for example, was called "He Never Got Enough Love" on the 1992 reissue.
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But a Treasury spokesperson said the UK government now planned to reissue the bonds when they mature in 2019.
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Joseph Schwieterman, an author of the Chaddick study, said on Wednesday that the institute expected to reissue the study.
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When Nas celebrated 20 years of Illmatic he gifted fans a reissue that included remixes, freestyles and unheard material.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," powered by a 50th anniversary reissue, and the British band's 1969 release, "Abbey Road.
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Simon & Schuster also announced that Clinton will reissue "It Takes a Village" in an illustrated edition for young people.
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Other than that change, the currency is merely a reissue of the old one, with an added fancy stamp.
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The reissue will not exactly be like the original, which was pressed out of a gold-plated copper disk.
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So when Mute Records came knocking, looking to reissue the album, Pearson saw the opportunity he was waiting for.
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No. On the reissue there are a bunch of songs that Gary tried to play on that we released.
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That coincidence sent me immediately to my vinyl reissue of "Speak No Evil," which Mr. Shorter recorded in 1964.
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The reissue, a two-disc boxed set with extensive liner notes called "Any Other Way," comes out Oct. 19973.
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For that reissue, he colored the pages that had originally been printed in black and white to save money.
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Unless the government decides to reissue everyone a new social security number, once it's stolen, it's permanently vulnerable to exploitation.
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As New York label Almost Ready is set to reissue the record we caught up with the band's Loren Molinare.
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To adapt this momentous release to the modern day, Precambrian is now being released as a reissue on three LPs.
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This week, Soundgarden's 1989 album Louder Than Love is being treated to a vinyl reissue, as it deserves to be.
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As for Trump, Alex was just impressed that he bothered to delete the tweet and reissue it with corrected spelling.
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Now, 12 years later, the record is enjoying a reissue on Orindal Records, and its return couldn't be more appropriate.
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The reissue comes ahead of the Pan American Games and Para pan American Games, which will be hosted in Peru.
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The Jon & Vinny-inspired shoe will have a signature green-and-white tone on the Authentic and Sk8-Hi reissue.
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I always thought (a reissue would happen) for more of a 25th anniversary of the album or something like that.
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That makes it viable, but when you continually reissue things with different mixes and mastering, I don't know about that.
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With the recent reissue of the dub reggae favorite we caught up with McDermott to chat about the album design.
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It's not available on YouTube—all the more reason for a reissue—but you can listen to an excerpt here.
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The recent rediscovery and reissue of her books — her memoirs are especially resonant — has been a deep pleasure to witness.
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The reissue packages all 14 issues into slipcased form, with 128 pages of additional commentary and a full English translation.
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But as Beatlephiles have long known and the reissue documents, the White Album was by no means back to basics.
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It's one of the few bright moments that made its way into the score, but the reissue label Finders Keepers uncovered the fact that Korzynski initially recorded about double the number of cues that actually made it into the film, which were eventually compiled into the genre-agnostic romp that is the soundtrack's 2012 reissue.
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It is not unprecedented for a federal regulatory agency to revise or even reissue a proposed rule based on public comments.
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Backers will have to shell out $98 for what looks to be a deluxe reissue of an extremely limited first pressing.
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Puma announced Monday that it would reissue a little-known shoe with a technical twist from 1986: the RS-Computer Shoe.
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As with most outtakes on the reissue, the haze of studio effects has been lifted and the vocals are stunningly clear.
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Along with the reissue, the band are touring the album, playing it in its entirety along with their sophomore album, Radiator.
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Luckily, ColourPop is making it even easier to stock up on affordable, best-selling illuminators with its latest reissue: highlighting trios.
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I couldn't, and as a result, we're premiering the band's first album (its reissue marks their debut for Prophecy Productions) below.
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With the album done so long ago was there any hesitation on the band's part to reissue Whine of the Mystic?
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Model: A reissue of a "Mad Men"-era classic, it features midcentury styling, retro sizing and a hand-wound mechanical movement.
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In her new foreword, she writes that the reissue has done more than save her book from going out of print.
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A reissue of Liz Phair's 1993 album "Exile in Guyville" and her 1991 "Girly-Sound" tapes will be released in May.
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A friendly neighbor gave David a pair of Jordan Laker 6s, a reissue that later skyrocketed in value to over $500.
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For me, it did more than fulfill the sort of "lost classics" reissue project that is New York Review Comics' mandate.
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He delivered his catchphrase in TV cameos and slapped it on a reissue of his 1980s Monopoly knockoff Trump: The Game.
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This reissue of Masahisa Fukase's 1986 classic "Ravens" brings back before an Anglophone public one of the great Japanese photo books.
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Now, the pair is back with a new project: a reissue of the 1977 Graphic Standards system for the Environmental Protection Agency.
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UPDATE: OK, so this has now been confirmed as a reissue, available on vinyl and cassette, with bonus video, due October 20.
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Details: Per NBC, Erdogan saw an opportunity after Khashoggi's murder to reissue a longstanding demand — that Gulen be extradited back to Turkey.
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After decades of unavailability, the Beatles' 1970 documentary film Let It Be is getting a long-awaited reissue — and that's not all.
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The White House announced on Monday that Trump decided he will not reissue the Iran waivers when they expire in early May.
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The reissue is billed as the "Sega Mega Drive," which was the name the Genesis got in markets outside of North America.
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Last fall, the album was recently given a deluxe reissue, complete with bonus tracks and outtakes from throughout the extensive European tour.
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Craft Design Technology Scissors | $80 A reissue of an iconic design, this minimalist stainless-steel teapot comes from Danish design firm Stelton.
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In an odd coincidence ... some rare Cornell recordings will be out Friday when a deluxe reissue of the "Singles" soundtrack is released.
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In addition to touring this summer, the group will put out an exclusive reissue of their most celebrated release, Emotion Is Dead.
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Simon & Schuster also announced that Clinton will reissue the best-selling It Takes a Village as an illustrated book for young people.
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The 20th anniversary reissue of Soundgarden's "Superunknown" is the #1 album on iTunes -- and his other band, Audioslave, has the #2 spot.
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A new translation of Family Lexicon was published in 2017, followed by the reissue of The Little Virtues, her collection of essays.
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With bonus tracks, expanded booklets and fastidiously recreated graphics from the original albums, this rerelease series constitutes their first reissue since 21980.
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This actually marks the second reissue of the Gazelle silhouette, according to Nic Galway, vice president of global design at Adidas Originals.
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The band announced that they're going to reissue Puppets in a deluxe three-CD format with a fresh new remaster (of puppets).
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Style An anniversary reissue, which includes remixes, reveals a band painstakingly working for an elusive perfection, running through songs again and again.
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"I didn't want to recreate or reissue something Lonville did in the past because there are lots of reissues," Mr. Vreeswijk said.
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He argues there's no way for CFPB Director Richard Cordray to reissue a rule that bars arbitration and get away with it.
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He came to us close to the reissue and asked if he could do a few remixes and see what we thought.
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The Department of Labor announced its intention to reissue a survey of America's contingent workforce population that was last completed in 2005.
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A reissue of this seminal 212018 book was in order since out-of-print copies were fetching hundreds of dollars on Amazon.
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All of which makes Sony's reissue of the full "Black Composers Series," on CD and digital platforms this month, a welcome development.
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This week, Lin-Manuel Miranda starts his Hamildrops series, K-pop superstars collaborate with American artists and a Thelonious Monk reissue arrives.
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Someday there ought to be a reissue of a full-length, single-night Rolling Thunder Revue concert recording, opening acts and all.
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Good news for the layabouts, though, as the band have released a demo version of "Losing My Religion" in advance of the reissue.
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The book became the inspiration for Extremely Wicked, but is currently out of print and there are no plans to reissue it again.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (2017) and 'The White Album' (2018), the Abbey Road reissue comes in a variety of formats and packages.
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UK DJ Eclair Fifi will oversee a new reissue series from LuckyMe featuring alternative DJ mixes of 80s house, Italo and freestyle songs.
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Secretly Canadian, an Independent music label based in Indiana, plans to reissue Yoko Ono's entire musical output from the years 1968 to 1985.
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The lawsuit brought by the attorneys general of Washington and Minnesota forced the president to change and reissue his executive order regarding immigration.
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"Our songs had developed from basic three-chord wonders into quite sophisticated compositions, and back again," Paul McCartney writes in the reissue book.
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The new lineup released a new EP on Organized Crime Records and promising a reissue of Burn the Idol of the White Messiah.
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February 23 also sees UK indie label Cherry Red reissue of the group's first five albums, spanning what is arguably their best period.
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A week or so before that, I'd set bids on StockX for both the original and the reissue versions of my preferred colorway.
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In the 1989 reissue of "My First Thirty Years," published by The Book Club of Texas, he outlined the mystery in an afterword.
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Another track, "The Scream," was originally cut from the album, but has since been released on the "collector's edition" reissue of the album.
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The Lijadu Sisters re-emerged in 2011, when after lengthy negotiations Knitting Factory Records licensed their Afrodisia albums and began to reissue them.
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" Ms. Malone did not go on to stardom (her only other screen appearance was a cameo in Mr. O'Connell's 1996 reissue of "Revolution).
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But this spring, when Trump was one of three Republican Presidential candidates still in the race, Hurt asked Norton to reissue the book.
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The company has said it believes the Army Corp will reissue the permit but has not received a decision on the issue yet.
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Also, a Cold War-era mentality in Sweden led the government to recently reissue information about civil defense to some 215 million households.
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The consumer sends a prescription to CanaRx, which then finds a foreign doctor to reissue it, and have it filled locally, he said.
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For many, one of his greatest achievements was his 1997 album Either/Or, which will see a 20th anniversary reissue on March 10.
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"The reissue of this body of music is undeniably a major event," Tom Piazza wrote in a review in The New York Times.
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Amid the flood of reissue releases currently hitting the shops or download platforms, I regret the conformism and unimaginative choices of record labels.
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The company did stuttering, geographically limited recalls at first, tried to reissue the phone with a "fix", and eventually had to admit total defeat.
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Maybe. I can't reissue my old material for a couple years because of my contract with Rush Hour, but I may release new music.
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In the jazz stacks, "Mood Indigo" from the reissue of Masterpieces by Ellington, paired with "a good mono cartridge," gets a lot of play.
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Merge has spent the last few years reacquainting old fans and finding new ones with a gradual reissue series of the entire Superchunk catalog.
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The bank added that the Trump administration's decision not to reissue waivers in May did not materially impact its view on longer-term prices.
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This could just be recency bias, but seeing the unrestored reissue at the Music Box surpassed any previous experience I've had watching the film.
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Stelton Cylinda Line Arne Jacobsen Teapot | $268 A reissue of an iconic design, this minimalist stainless-steel teapot comes from Danish design firm Stelton.
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So it's not just because we've been spending more time with it for the reissue, it's kind of been the joke for the band.
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Obviously it goes without saying that not all reissues and anniversary editions are trash: Plenty of worthwhile albums have been given considerate reissue treatment.
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In 2011, he worked in a new scene for a reissue of the 1971 novel, originally acquired by Bantam Books for a reported $250,000.
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To mark the occasion and honor the influential producer, his label Stones Throw has announced a vinyl 10th anniversary reissue of Dilla's magnum opus.
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Behind the reissue is not a major record company but 463AD, a veteran British independent label known for championing art-pop and experimental acts.
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It has decided to reunite for a five-city run of shows to celebrate the 25th anniversary reissue of its self-titled debut. Nov.
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The 25th anniversary reissue couldn't come at a better time, as the original vinyl version has reached an exorbitant value on the resale market.
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The administration did not formally reissue the Bush-era guidance but in recent days did repost a Bush administration affirmative action policy document online.
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Soho Press is putting out a gorgeous reissue that I hope will cement the author's legacy and get this important book into everyone's hands.
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The books are fascinating to explore together in this new reissue, which guards Munari's original black-and-white design in a square-shaped book.
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One such fan was David Sedaris, who once described the tape in an interview as his favorite audiobook, prompting Penguin to reissue the stories.
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He said the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention should reissue a report that shows that the cancer risk is higher than initially thought.
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JY This combined reissue of two books by Douglas Crase, one published in 1981 and the other in 2017, is an occasion for rejoicing.
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Today a notable one arrives: "The Complete Prestige 10-Inch LP Collection," a reissue of the five albums Monk made between 1952 and 1954.
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One change that Killip made to the reissue of In Flagrante was to get rid of the essays by John Berger and Sylvia Grant.
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It was a fun little vibe on that EP. Are there any plans to reissue the rest of your Island Records catalog any time soon?
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In preparation of an extensive reissue featuring unheard demos and rare session outtakes due out March 24, McCartney spoke to PEOPLE about the album's creation.
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If the commission decides the environmental statement is adequate, it will consider whether to reissue a certificate of need and route permit for the pipeline.
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Speaking to John Doran at The Quietus around the reissue of The Disintegration Loops in 2012, Basinski recalled the sounds of his Bay Area apartment.
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Late last month he released Music for a New Society/M:FANS, which pairs a remastered reissue of the original with the 21st century re-make.
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Prince played everything on For You—including finger cymbals—and last month the album finally had its vinyl reissue, which is the reason I called.
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That's funny because there's this old interview in the book that comes with the Guyville reissue and I thought you were really honest in it.
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Next month, 21800 of the designer's pieces will also be available once more, thanks to a reissue by the modern furniture company B&B Italia.
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CAIR also held online security meetings with hundreds of mosques and said it planned to reissue a pamphlet that would help them increase safety measures.
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Years later, reviewing a reissue of Professor Van Doren's "Introduction to Poetry," Mr. Simmons mentioned that he had taken the professor's course a generation earlier.
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We spoke with Ms. Phair about the reissue, Lilith Fair and growing older in a youth-obsessed music industry from her home in Los Angeles.
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Originally recorded for the soundtrack of her cinematic debut — Desperately Seeking Susan — "Into the Groove" made its way onto the 1985 reissue of Like a Virgin.
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"President Donald J. Trump has decided not to reissue Significant Reduction Exceptions (SREs) when they expire in early May," the White House said in a statement.
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That song is set to be featured on the Deluxe and Deluxe Expanded Edition versions of the Purple Rain reissue, due next month under NPG/Warner.
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Revisiting it for the reissue, and the tour where you played all of The Ugly Organ in full, did that help you make peace with it?
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In 2015, the band self-released In Your Face, a seven-track EP which they would reissue the following year after signing to Ellefson's label, EMP.
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Both of these new turntables offer less pricey alternatives to last year's reissue of the historic Technics SL-1200 turntable, the SL-1200G, which costs $4,000.
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The Kickstarter project plans to reissue the record on LPs made of vinyl and ship them next year, for the 40th anniversary of the Voyager launches.
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"The subpoena at issue in this matter has been withdrawn and there is no current intention to reissue it," the committee said in a court filing.
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If Microsoft does repurchase the full amount and doesn't reissue any of those shares, it would be among the largest buybacks done in the past decade.
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On February 235, 212, Mute will reissue a remastered and remixed edition of The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads the way it has always meant to be heard.
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Earlier this month, the ultimate intersection of early-aughts nostalgia and the indomitable athleisure craze occured: Juicy Couture announced the reissue of its fitted velour tracksuits.
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A 2013 reissue of "Hailu Mergia and His Classical Instrument" turned him into a cult celebrity, and he's releasing a new album, "Lala Belu," on Friday.
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In July, Ralph Pucci in New York will reissue five McCobb pieces including the 22 Symmetric sofa, which has curving arms and a ribbed upholstered back.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has decided not to reissue waivers in May allowing importers to buy Iranian oil without facing U.S. sanctions, the White House said.
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That is according to Mr. James, who took the lead in preparing a deluxe reissue of "It Still Moves," due out on ATO on May 27.
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Judge Richard Leon wrote in a 14-page opinion that there is no expectation that the House will reissue the subpoena, therefore the lawsuit is unnecessary.
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The rest of this epic of the mundane — 3.33,000 images — can be seen in Steidl's recent reissue of a 10-volume set of the same title.
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Judge Richard Leon wrote in a 14-page opinion that there is no expectation that the House will reissue the subpoena, therefore the lawsuit is unnecessary.
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After the decision was issued, the government told the court that it would modify and reissue its May order, said P. S. Narasimha, a solicitor general.
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Richard's wife will be at a book signing Sunday for the reissue of Richard's book, "Pryor Convictions And Other Life Sentences" at Book Soup in WeHo.
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A hit song played daily on oldies stations is given the same rights as an obscure jazz recording no one has ever attempted to monetize or reissue.
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In January, it was announced the Beatles' 1970 documentary film Let It Be is getting a long-awaited reissue after decades of unavailability — and that's not all.
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Although the album's reissue would have made more sense when the film celebrated its 20th anniversary two years ago, Barlow is still fond of talking about it.
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I say "until now" because, my friends, the Sega Genesis is coming back in the form of a reissue that faithfully recreates the original system's hardware specs.
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You mention in the reissue book that you were very intent on maintaining your vision for your work, and not wanting anyone else to push their agenda.
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His solo album Right On Time became a holy grail for collectors, which led to a reissue in 2013 and a new LP, released on May 22000.
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The Russell Athletic Heritage Collection might not be a reissue of the original sweatshirts from the '20s, but they're identical to the brand's '80s and '90s aesthetic.
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Their complaint asks the inspector general's office to remedy the issue by forcing Interior to reissue some decisions that were made by offices without an official leader.
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A reissue of Guns N' Roses' 1986 debut album, "Appetite for Destruction," with archival bonus tracks that have been eagerly awaited by fans, opened at No. 10.
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Its bona fides include the Toronto Book Award, bestowed upon its original publication almost 40 years ago, and its reissue now, anointed a classic by its publisher.
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"It just got freakier as we went along," Mick Jagger said in 1968, as quoted in the packaging of this elaborate 50th-anniversary reissue of the album.
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Zax, an accomplished archivist and reissue specialist, spent more than a decade putting it together from hundreds of tapes that had never been consolidated in one place.
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They tend to reissue music with a specific sound quality resonating with today's tastes, leaving behind a lot of music that sounds utterly weird or enduringly provocative.
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" (Sometimes the packaging of a reissue is the reward, as is the case with Get On Down's recent Record Store Day reissue of Slick Rick's "The Great Adventures of Slick Rick" on CD and a 19903" single of "Children's Story," packaged with an actual children's book relating the "Children's Story" tale, with illustrations by Gilberto Aguirre Mata.) And major labels are going through their archives with more care.
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According to a press release, the record came about after Mike Sniper, head of Captured Tracks, asked Roebling for some extra material to add to the Roadkill Reissue.
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The spaces must also be designed to prevent sexual abuse, while government offices should quickly reissue identification documents people have lost but need to access aid, she added.
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Finance ministry sources say they plan to reissue just over half of this - a task that would take months given the capacity of India's four banknote printing presses.
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In 303, the psych-folk musician vanished in Santa Rosa, N.M. A new reissue of his self-titled album only deepens the puzzle of his life and career.
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" The reissue of Temple Of the Morning Star contains several demos, including an acoustic version of "Temple Of the Morning Star," and a cover of "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.
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There are many industries in which a company will take an existing product, make a couple of cosmetic tweaks, and then reissue it under a new brand name.
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On a widescreen level, does a project like the It Still Moves reissue help you assess where you're at now as a songwriter versus earlier in your career?
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In a note attached to the Cyber Monday bundle, the zine says it will a release full physical reissue box set of issues 1-24 in March 2017.
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But before his death, he was trying out new music, with plans to release more in 2017—specifically a reissue of his 1990 album Listen Without Prejudice Vol.
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Metallica will be releasing their monster archival reissue of Master of Puppets on November 10, basically giving everyone everything they've ever wanted in association with that totemic album.
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"I won't run away no more, I promise," Thom Yorke sings in this outtake from Radiohead's "OK Computer" sessions, newly released as part of the album's expanded reissue.
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He was recently nominated for a Grammy for his liner notes to the "Pedal Steal + Four Corners" reissue, and he's at work on a book about Terry's career.
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The Charts The North Carolina rapper's "Kirk" debuted at No. 22001 on the strength of streaming, and a 24th-anniversary reissue of "Abbey Road" was a big seller.
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At Tuesday's hearing, House Deputy General Counsel Todd Tatelman insisted that the withdrawal of the subpoena, coupled with vows not to reissue it, mooted the case before Leon.
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Yes, I had to reissue the command for shake, but considering where he started, I'm happy enough with the result that we'll soon be moving to more complicated commands.
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"We were keen to reissue the original rainbow logo for the first time, and we didn't want to alter it, since it brings back such great memories," Leon explained.
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As I was saying, I was listening to this recently because we did the reissue and I had to approve a test pressing, and it took me by surprise.
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Spanning six tracks, Purge is a reissue of Stingray's previous release with an additional two new tracks, all of which provide dark and devastating takes on his electro sound.
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On November 9, The Circadian Press and Sacred Bones Records will reissue Color Problems in both softcover and a hardcover facsimile, their efforts supported by a successful Kickstarter campaign.
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Democrats slam alleged politicization of Trump State Department after IG report MORE (D-Md.), are expected to reissue dozens of subpoenas to Trump officials that previously have been ignored.
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Grassley's office had to reissue his statement after incorrectly suggesting that the Senate hadn't confirmed a Supreme Court nominee during in an election year in the past 80 years.
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In January, Patricia Cornwell will reissue her 2002 book "Ripper: The Secret Life of Walter Sickert," in which she surmises that Sickert, a British Impressionist painter, was the villain.
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"The subpoena at issue in this matter has been withdrawn and there is no current intention to reissue it," Democrats wrote in their request, according to a court filing.ADVERTISEMENT
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For the longest time, it has been something I have coveted on vinyl, and now after a 220-year wait, the Singles soundtrack finally sees its long, overdue reissue.
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In the dedication for the reissue of The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, I say that the things I write about are happening to people all the time.
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But to round 2017 off, Van Etten is taking it back to basics, as today she announces a reissue of her 2009 debut record because i was in love.
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We have lots of releases lined up which we're really looking forward to sharing with people so I guess actually those are the ones we'd most like to reissue!
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Now set for reissue on Isle of Jura, a new label run out of Adelaide by Kevin Griffiths, we've got the world premiere of the thick and chewy dub.
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Other labels recirculated parts of her catalog, but it wasn't until the late 1960s that most of her recordings received a proper reissue, on the Milestone and Biograph labels.
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In 2000, writing a new preface for a reissue of her autobiography, she noted that young people would often ask her how she "controls" her interviews with notable figures.
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By the time the label started putting out 12-inch vinyls in 1956, Monk's star was on the rise, and it credited the reissue to both Monk and Jackson.
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In March, Booker introduced the Next Step Act, which aimed to reissue voting rights to formerly incarcerated individuals, reduce mandatory minimum sentences by half for nonviolent offenders and more.
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It's no surprise that he is claiming some kind of public stance against Ta-Nehisi, which will generate enormous controversy, which will point to the reissue of his book.
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Booth D29 The small gouaches by Maira Kalman that ring Julie Saul's booth are illustrations for a forthcoming reissue of "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" by Gertrude Stein.
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Inspired by the fervor over Pelosi's coat, on Wednesday afternoon a spokesperson for the brand issued a press release saying it would reissue the coat for the 2019 outerwear collection.
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The Waco, Texas, company shipped the products to grocery stores and institutions like schools nationwide, according to the USDA release, a reissue of a statement made earlier in the month.
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The 2006 reissue of We Live, meanwhile, offers ''The Living Dead at The Manchester Morgue'' as a bonus track, paying tribute to perhaps the greatest zombie movie of all time.
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The ambient music, much of which is seeing a 40(ish)-year anniversary reissue in November, can transport you to other worlds or simply be the audible equivalent of incense.
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Wonky electronics veterans, Aphex Twin and µ-Ziq (aka Mike Paradinas, who runs Planet Mu), have announced that they'll reissue their 21 collaborative LP as Mike & Rich, Expert Knob Twiddlers.
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He's embarked on a limited run of live performances of the revered Coil album, Time Machines, to coincide with its reissue as double LP by Dais Records on October 13.
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Extras on the Blu-ray reissue include a documentary of the tribute concert inspired by the movie and Dan Drasin's "Sunday" (1961), documenting the "folk song riot" in Washington Square.
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That sensation heaped value on the original and because not everyone can spunk the best part of a month's living expenses on a record, there was demand for a reissue.
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Judge Collyer threw out the insurer's argument that it was ineligible for designation, which could give the council the opportunity to reissue the label if the government loses its appeal.
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For a 2009 reissue of Ten, Pearl Jam asked Brendan O'Brien—who produced their grittier, more sonically pleasing Vs. and Vitalogy albums—to go back and remix their smash debut.
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Thus, we have "Electric Intercourse," a bonus track on a new deluxe reissue of Purple Rain that could only have a more Prince title if it had numerals in there.
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He helped popularize the long-playing record; organized the first jazz reissue series, preserving the recorded legacies of Louis Armstrong and other pioneers; and introduced Édith Piaf to American audiences.
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Her most recent book — also gorgeous — is a colorful reissue of Gertrude Stein's "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," but Kalman's older gem also works well for those feeling low.
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Her most recent book — also gorgeous — is a colorful reissue of Gertrude Stein's "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas," but Kalman's older gem also works well for those feeling low.
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A new, 50th-anniversary reissue of the Beatles' White Album takes a radical approach to the classic material, remixing it with little deference to the producer George Martin's original versions.
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That's one lesson of the hugely expanded 50th anniversary reissue of "The Beatles," the double album that has been known as the White Album since its release in November 1968.
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The National Cyber Security Center, which was set up to protect the country against cyberattacks, said that it would reissue guidance to government departments after being presented with the findings.
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To celebrate Grand Seiko's formal split into a separate brand, the company introduced an exquisite reissue of its understated first model, featuring a domed crystal and wedge-cut hour markers.
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Her powerful documentary book first appeared in 1971; the current reissue includes many of the original photographs, along with previously unpublished ones, all supplemented by Ms. Freedman's street-wise annotations.
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This expanded reissue includes a bonus disc of outtakes and, most importantly, a DVD of the 1997 documentary "Shockumentary," with oodles of excellent footage of the early-days Juggalo faithful.
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That soundtrack is now getting a slick new reissue via Mondo — on purple leopard-print vinyl, no less — which is as good a reason as any to revisit its glossy charms.
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In the intervening three months, the executive branch "may reissue a memorandum rescinding DACA, this time providing a fuller explanation for the determination that the program lacks statutory and constitutional authority".
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USM are one of the UK's leading reissue and compilations specialists, whose self-proclaimed highlights include The Very Best Of Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Greatest Ever Driving Songs, and Simply Salsa.
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The film, also airing in March, will coincide with the reissue, and will include interviews with music legends and friends of Michael including Stevie Wonder, Elton John, Tony Bennett, and more.
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Another Ali book by Hauser, "Muhammad Ali: A Tribute to the Greatest" — a reissue of a 2005 collection of his writings about Ali with some newer pieces added — was just published.
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The 1965 edition quickly went out of print — as did a 2000 reissue — and by the end of the '60s the earnest emotionalism of Mr. Heath's photography was out of style.
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I was expecting it to be vibrant but they're finding it so hard to find collectible vinyl in good condition that they're having to do a lot of the reissue stuff.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has decided not to reissue waivers in May allowing importers to buy Iranian oil without facing U.S. sanctions, the White House said in a statement on Monday.
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He also got involved in the reissue of R.E.M.'s hit album "Out of Time," coming Friday, which includes demos, an acoustic live recording and the record's eight ambitious music videos.
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Some labels will reissue designs with minimal changes, if any — Chanel, for instance, offers multiple versions of the 2.55, the quilted, chain-strapped bag originally designed by Gabrielle Chanel in 1955.
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His first work for the label was in 1980 for the Modern English single "Gathering Dust," and his last was in 2018 for a 30th-anniversary reissue of two Pixies records.
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During Mr. Aiken's tenure, the Guild also embraced his suggestion to compile an Authors Registry to find authors of so-called orphaned works that publishers and producers sought to mine or reissue.
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"There could be additional releases alongside the game, such as a reissue of the old game (now backwards compatible on Xbox One) and a possible VR experience on PlayStation VR," he said.
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An expanded reissue of Paul McCartney's 1989 album Flowers in the Dirt is due out March 24, but fans were treated to a sneak peek Wednesday with a previously unreleased acoustic demo.
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So I started the label, Sermon 3 Recordings, to output me and my homies' genius on records, and to also reissue the genius of those before us that never got their due.
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Rather than simply reissue a new Terms of Use, the changes we're announcing today are designed to open up Facebook so that users can participate meaningfully in our policies and our future.
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It wasn't until 2016 when he reappeared to promote the reissue of Fantasma by Lefse Records, going on a tour during which he played the album in its entirety, night after night.
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With ten studio albums, a handful of official live releases, and an extensive reissue campaign well underway, it may seem a bit daunting to find a suitable entry point or next step.
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For those itching to get a taste without resorting to eBay skulduggery, Real Gone Music's limited vinyl reissue of the album is due to arrive on August 4; preorders are available here.
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The word isn't out as to whether or not these sneaks will be re-released, but some sneaker writers are going as far as to say they shouldn't ever have a reissue.
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Mr. Berardo told CNN he wanted the school to reissue the yearbook without the digital alterations, but he said he also thought the episode could be a learning experience for everyone involved.
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Just to be clear, I'm not calling on the Criterion Collection to reissue badly dubbed versions of "Grand Illusion" or "L'Avventura"; my love of dubbing, at the moment, remains quite genre-specific.
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A publicist who worked with Ms. Morissette on the recent reissue of her breakthrough hit album, "Jagged Little Pill," did not immediately respond to an email request for comment from the singer.
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In Chase's case, she said, the forms are likely getting attention from customers because the bank made errors in calculating the amounts on a "few thousand" forms and had to reissue them.
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Released two and a half years ago in France, the tweaked 2016 UK reissue of Christine aka Héloïse Letissier's debut showcases the potential subtleties in popstar stance and an allegedly simplistic genre.
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All of these steps have been necessary, in part because the possibilities for releasing and re-releasing the group's catalog on physical media may have been exhausted with the recent "Abbey Road" reissue.
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The full ready-to-wear and accessories line-up is topped off with four classic Vans sneakers, including The Old Skool Platform, a reissue of Vans' Style 29, and its famous slip-on.
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"Thank You For Giving Me Life," the surprise new Geraldine Fibbers song appended to the vinyl reissue of Lost Somewhere, features the later lineup with Nels Cline that toured in support of Butch.
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At the time, Brandeis was incredibly influential as a public intellectual; a reissue of his 21948 book, Other People's Money, which detailed how "trusts" were harming the economy, had become a best-seller.
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The recent reissue of the soundtrack for Cameron Crowe's Singles, the seminal movie of the early 1990s Seattle music scene, only heightens the tension between artistic merit and the fog of lived experience.
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"It took over 85033 hours to issue a widely-panned 'clarification' and another 5 hours to reissue that same weak statement, altered only to include the word 'correction' at the front," it continued.
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My only revenge was when they came back 20 years later and they wanted to do the reissue of it, and they asked for their demo, and I told them to fuck off.
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But for me, personally, after seeing this-and-that coming out and being reissued, it's fair enough for people who missed it the first time, but how many times can you reissue things?
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The vinyl revival happened and then stopped and then happened again, in a cycle that will repeat until there is nothing left of Earth but a gatefold reissue of Tusk by Fleetwood Mac.
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The pursuit of "lost classics" has fueled everything from boutique reissue record label Numero Group to PBS mainstay Antiques Roadshow, the latter proving that these artifacts can be not only interesting, but profitable.
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It's fitting that Bolm would go on to reissue Saetia's discography in 2016 on his label Secret Voice, helping draw the line back to the band that left such a mark upon him.
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Bipartisan legislation was introduced in the House and the Senate to ban the bump stock, while others placed the onus on the ATF to reissue the guidance around the legality of the device.
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"I've always thought of Iron Mountain as that warehouse in the last scene of 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' " says Thane Tierney, who co-founded Universal's now-defunct reissue label Hip-O Select.
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Now they do, on an expanded reissue that adds an entire disc of remixes (resurrected from 1990s singles) and delves into the album's construction with a handful of a cappella and instrumental tracks.
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The period between the initial publication of "Breach of Peace" in 2008 and its reissue in 2018 attests to the volatile and continually shifting fortunes of the struggle for racial equality and justice.
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The label went on to put out cult classics like Horace Andy's "Dance Hall Style" and Love Joys' "Lovers Rock Reggae Style," which, despite multiple reissue campaigns, are still not easy to find.
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The 2016 reissue of the report, along with historian Julian Zelizer's riveting introduction, should be required reading for all Americans interested in understanding the historical and policy roots of contemporary discussions of race.
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"The subpoena at issue in this matter has been withdrawn and there is no current intention to reissue it," the House wrote in a court case filed on Wednesday afternoon about Kupperman's testimony.
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