Eric Carr Unfinished Business Deluxe Edition Box Set (Record Store Day)
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2024
- Overview of the limited edition box set of the posthumous Eric Carr release, Unfinished Business. Please check out our own music and fiction!
"Ordo Abstrusus Oculus" ft. Blaze Bayley
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The Soup and Sandwich EP ft. Derek Sherinian
• Soup and Sandwich
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Original Fiction in the Underlords Universe by H. Prescott Lemon
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Very cool Carr box set, I was wondering about that one, thanks for showing it I just subbed you up, I mainly talk rock vinyl on my channel and post a few concert clips, thanks again for sharing the great Eric Carr box, have a great week, Peace!
Thanks for the comment and the sub, and I've responded in kind. Will definitely be tuning in to your channel. Take care!
So you are the one that brought the Eric Carr box set. WOW . No one at the record day near me bought one
Haha, yep! I stopped in at three stores in my area on RSD and all three sold out of the Eric Carr release - both on CD and the box set.
I have one on the way. Because of the age of the recordings, and the fact that there's demos and unfinished stuff on there, I wasn't expecting much from the music, but as a Kiss and Eric fan, I had to have it. After this review, I'm looking forward to hearing this. Been a Kiss fan since 78, met Eric on the Animalize tour in 84 here in the UK. He's the one who inspired me to want to play drums. Great guy, great drummer. Thanks for the cool review.
I always loved his drumming. But as the years have gone by I've grown to appreciate his drumming on those albums and his live performances even more. Maybe it's just nostalgia, but I'm inclined to say he had a way of playing that made his drumming identifiable. There are some amazing drummers out there today, but they seem to lack personality in their playing. The drummers that came out of the late 60s and 70s seemed to develop their own sound. Nicko McBrain, Ian Paice, John Bonham, etc., ...none sounded like the other, which made their bands sound unique, too. Anyway, thanks for the comment!
If you have the other unfinished buisness with ERIC CARR 2011 IT'S THE SAME NUMBER 🤘🤘
The more professional looking the cover, the more raggedy the recordings are.
Yeah, that's often the case, right? But as one who loves demos, alternate takes, bootlegs, etc., that's okay by me.