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MAD SEASON: Deluxe Edition Of 'Above' Due In April - Jan. 7, 2013
Legacy Recordings — the catalogue division of Sony Music Entertainment — will release a newly expanded deluxe edition of "Above", the first and only album to be completed by Seattle-based rock supergroup MAD SEASON.
Formed in 1994, MAD SEASON is vocalist Layne Staley (ALICE IN CHAINS), guitarist Mike McCready (PEARL JAM), drummer/percussionist Barrett Martin (SCREAMING TREES) and bassist John Baker Saunders (THE WALKABOUTS, LAMONT CRANSTON BAND).
The deluxe edition of MAD SEASON's "Above" is a three-disc set comprised of two CDs and one DVD. It includes the original studio album and a host of extras such as previously unreleased tracks from the band's unfinished second album with new lyrics and vocals by Mark Lanegan (SCREAMING TREES), full audio plus the first official DVD release of MAD SEASON's last show ever performed — "Live At The Moore", an unreleased full concert video of the band's New Year's Eve performance from now-defunct Seattle club RKCNDY, a full-color collector's booklet and more.
The deluxe edition, and a separate digital configuration, will be available Monday, April 1. In addition, there will be a 12-inch 2LP expanded edition vinyl available on Record Store Day, April 20. Content featured in the "Above" deluxe edition will be available through iTunes with audio mastered for iTunes and a separate standalone longplay video.
MAD SEASON "Above" deluxe edition
CD1 – "Above"
01. Wake Up 02. X-Ray Mind 03. River of Deceit 04. I'm Above 05. Artificial Red 06. Lifeless Dead 07. I Don't Know Anything 08. Long Gone Day 09. November Hotel 10. All Alone
Bonus tracks:
01. Interlude (previously unreleased) 02. Locomotive (lyrics/vocals by Mark Lanegan) 03. Black Book Of Fear (lyrics/vocals by Mark Lanegan) 04. Slip Away (lyrics/vocals by Mark Lanegan) 05. I Don't Wanna Be A Soldier (remix)
CD2 - Live At The Moore
Previously unreleased full audio set of "Live At The Moore" performance from Seattle, Washington, April 29, 1995. Includes "Wake Up", "Artificial Red", "I Don't Wanna Be A Soldier", "I'm Above" (featuring Mark Lanegan).
DVD - Live At The Moore + Bonus Footage
Full video set of the "Live At The Moore" performance from Seattle, Washington performance, April 29, 1995. Remixed and remastered for 5.1 sound, and newly edited by director Duncan Sharp. Plus, more bonus footage, including a full concert of the band's performance from New Year's Eve 1995 at RKCNDY in Seattle, and both performances from the Seattle-based Self-Pollution Radio specials, one newly edited.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 6:03 pm Posts: 9359 Location: Washington State
Absolutely cannot wait. I hope they're still working on the 'second' album Mike talked about a few months ago. Though given Mike's track record on talking about future releases, I guess I should hope too much.
I had forgotten all about this, i cant wait for the dvd, and the unreleased stuff should be pretty cool. i need to make sure i have a few bucks set aside for it come april
really cool.. i want to see that dvd all that stuff sound great...to see Layne footage i havent seen before is exiting. And the new songs?? really really exited.
Joined: Fri January 04, 2013 2:06 am Posts: 1919 Location: Australia
The bonus DVD footage looks cool. It'd be nice to see an upgrade on the Moore Theatre show too but I actually think it's a bit of a shame that there aren't more extras. The Moore Show has been freely available on bootleg for so long and to be frank I think the band are in pretty bad shape and only really put in a half decent performance on the Moore video.
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Joined: Mon January 07, 2013 1:03 pm Posts: 261 Location: Atlanta, GA
I generally can care less about reissues, but this is one i'll jump in on. The DVD makes it worth it. I have not looked close i hope they have a blu ray of it.
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