theCharm
Member
- Joined
- Aug 18, 2009
- Messages
- 31
This I know: Fish pours his entire being into any project he chooses to tackle. These deluxe editions will at least be on par with anything in the Jethro Tull Reissue Series and probably better than the Marillion Major Label Deluxe
Speaking of Mackintosh and Bradfield, I guess for most of us their work will be the ultimate decider if these deluxe editions are worth it or not.
I almost wholeheartedly agree. Always thought Fish, Marillion and Jethro Tull got the super-delux balance just right: tons of material, great books, awesome form factor and very reasonable prices. None of that nonsense of mixing in vinyl into the only edition with Atmos. Speaking of which, JT lost the edge by insisting on the DVDs when Steve Wilson moved on to atmos mixes. I still buy everything released in that series, mind you.
Also on Mackintosh and Bradfield, they advanced immensely since the first Marillion mixes. I liked Misplaced Childhood, but I would love it even through the mono cassette player, which incidentally is how I’ve listened to it the first time around. 13th Star is magnificent mix, I’ve rediscovered that album and loved it, although I kinda dismissed it when it came out. By now these guys are totally on par with Steve and I don’t expect anything less than a mind-blowing mix. Doubt Fish would allow lowering the bar for his best (imho) and iconic (definitely) solo work.