New England - New England Archives Box Vol 1 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Five CD set from the under-appreciated AOR/melodic rock band. The first disc contains 10 tracks recorded at Earmark Studios in Philadelphia in 1978. The first half of Disc Two was recorded at Blizzard Studios while the second half of CD2 returns to more recordings from 1978 Earmark Studios, plus 'Familiar Faces', a very rare track recorded at Intermedia Studios in Boston in 1975. Disc Three features a rough mix of their self-titled debut, and closes with 'Last Show' and 'Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya' from London's legendary Trident Studios. Disc Four is made up of rough mixes for the second LP, Explorer Suite, plus 'It's Never Too Late' mixed by Jim Boyer in 1980. The real treat is seven tracks from the band Target, featuring both John Fannon and Kenny Melle vocals, who would eventually transform into New England. Disc Five is made up of mono versions and alternative demos. The New England Archives Box Vol 1 has been drawn and compiled from the band's own collections of tapes and personal recordings, and features a number of rare and never before seen photos and imagery. Album Tracks 1. Alone Tonight 2. Nothing to Fear 3. Candy 4. I Will Be There 5. Shoot 6. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 7. Hello, Hello, Hello 8. Even When I'm Away 9. Searchin' 10. Turn Out the Light 1. P.U.N.K. (Puny Undernourished Kid) 2. Hey You're on the Run 3. Shall I Run Away 4. I Let You Love Me 5. Bite the Bullet 6. You'll Be Born Again 7. Turn Out the Light 8. Searchin' 9. I Will Be There 10. Candy 11. Even When I'm Away 12. Nothing to Fear 13. It's So Easy 14. Familiar Faces 1. Hello, Hello, Hello 2. Shoot 3. Nothing to Fear 4. Alone Tonight 5. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 6. Shall I Run Away 7. P.U.N.K. (Puny 8. Undernourished Kid) 9. The Last Show 10. Encore 11. Turn Out the Light 12. Last Show 13. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 1
- Artist: New England
- Title: New England Archives Box Vol 1
- Format: CD
- Label: Cherry Red
- Release Date: 11/29/2019
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: New England - New England Archives Box Vol 1 - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 5013929923003
Five CD set from the under-appreciated AOR/melodic rock band. The first disc contains 10 tracks recorded at Earmark Studios in Philadelphia in 1978. The first half of Disc Two was recorded at Blizzard Studios while the second half of CD2 returns to more recordings from 1978 Earmark Studios, plus 'Familiar Faces', a very rare track recorded at Intermedia Studios in Boston in 1975. Disc Three features a rough mix of their self-titled debut, and closes with 'Last Show' and 'Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya' from London's legendary Trident Studios. Disc Four is made up of rough mixes for the second LP, Explorer Suite, plus 'It's Never Too Late' mixed by Jim Boyer in 1980. The real treat is seven tracks from the band Target, featuring both John Fannon and Kenny Melle vocals, who would eventually transform into New England. Disc Five is made up of mono versions and alternative demos. The New England Archives Box Vol 1 has been drawn and compiled from the band's own collections of tapes and personal recordings, and features a number of rare and never before seen photos and imagery. Album Tracks 1. Alone Tonight 2. Nothing to Fear 3. Candy 4. I Will Be There 5. Shoot 6. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 7. Hello, Hello, Hello 8. Even When I'm Away 9. Searchin' 10. Turn Out the Light 1. P.U.N.K. (Puny Undernourished Kid) 2. Hey You're on the Run 3. Shall I Run Away 4. I Let You Love Me 5. Bite the Bullet 6. You'll Be Born Again 7. Turn Out the Light 8. Searchin' 9. I Will Be There 10. Candy 11. Even When I'm Away 12. Nothing to Fear 13. It's So Easy 14. Familiar Faces 1. Hello, Hello, Hello 2. Shoot 3. Nothing to Fear 4. Alone Tonight 5. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 6. Shall I Run Away 7. P.U.N.K. (Puny 8. Undernourished Kid) 9. The Last Show 10. Encore 11. Turn Out the Light 12. Last Show 13. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 1
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Five CD set from the under-appreciated AOR/melodic rock band. The first disc contains 10 tracks recorded at Earmark Studios in Philadelphia in 1978. The first half of Disc Two was recorded at Blizzard Studios while the second half of CD2 returns to more recordings from 1978 Earmark Studios, plus 'Familiar Faces', a very rare track recorded at Intermedia Studios in Boston in 1975. Disc Three features a rough mix of their self-titled debut, and closes with 'Last Show' and 'Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya' from London's legendary Trident Studios. Disc Four is made up of rough mixes for the second LP, Explorer Suite, plus 'It's Never Too Late' mixed by Jim Boyer in 1980. The real treat is seven tracks from the band Target, featuring both John Fannon and Kenny Melle vocals, who would eventually transform into New England. Disc Five is made up of mono versions and alternative demos. The New England Archives Box Vol 1 has been drawn and compiled from the band's own collections of tapes and personal recordings, and features a number of rare and never before seen photos and imagery. Album Tracks 1. Alone Tonight 2. Nothing to Fear 3. Candy 4. I Will Be There 5. Shoot 6. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 7. Hello, Hello, Hello 8. Even When I'm Away 9. Searchin' 10. Turn Out the Light 1. P.U.N.K. (Puny Undernourished Kid) 2. Hey You're on the Run 3. Shall I Run Away 4. I Let You Love Me 5. Bite the Bullet 6. You'll Be Born Again 7. Turn Out the Light 8. Searchin' 9. I Will Be There 10. Candy 11. Even When I'm Away 12. Nothing to Fear 13. It's So Easy 14. Familiar Faces 1. Hello, Hello, Hello 2. Shoot 3. Nothing to Fear 4. Alone Tonight 5. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 6. Shall I Run Away 7. P.U.N.K. (Puny 8. Undernourished Kid) 9. The Last Show 10. Encore 11. Turn Out the Light 12. Last Show 13. Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya 1
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