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Topic: Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks cd

Amazon.co.uk has listed the above cd by Joe as a release date of 24th Mar 2015, although it is currently unavailable to order.

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Re: Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks cd

US has it to, and you can pre-order:
blu-ray: http://smile.amazon.com/Muddy-Wolf-Red- … B00SNPXDQ2
2-CD: http://smile.amazon.com/Muddy-Wolf-Red- … B00SNPXEQ6

It's too bad there isn't a bundle. I'd like CD format for audio without jumping through hoops to pull it off the blurry.

edit: I preordered both. It's cheap compared to what I paid for tickets, hotel, car rental, airfare, and food to see the show in person. :-)

I can't help but think that while Joe may have commented that other bands play to younger audiences and he plays to their parents, I'm guessing it's easier to get us parents to buy CDs. :-) My wife posted (on FB) a pic of a CD I bought for her, and got all kinds of teasing comments about buying CDs being archaic. (Even though I rip all my CDs to MP3 for casual portable use, I do like the lossless audio quality of CDs at home.)

Anyway, I'm excited to see and hear it again. :-)

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Re: Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks cd

timb wrote:

US has it to, and you can pre-order:
blu-ray: http://smile.amazon.com/Muddy-Wolf-Red- … B00SNPXDQ2
2-CD: http://smile.amazon.com/Muddy-Wolf-Red- … B00SNPXEQ6

It's too bad there isn't a bundle. I'd like CD format for audio without jumping through hoops to pull it off the blur

edit: I preordered both. It's cheap compared to what I paid for tickets, hotel, car rental, airfare, and food to see the show in person. :-)

I can't help but think that while Joe may have commented that other bands play to younger audiences and he plays to their parents, I'm guessing it's easier to get us parents to buy CDs. :-) My wife posted (on FB) a pic of a CD I bought for her, and got all kinds of teasing comments about buying CDs being archaic. (Even though I rip all my CDs to MP3 for casual portable use, I do like the lossless audio quality of CDs at home.)

Anyway, I'm excited to see and hear it again. :-)

The cd thing is funny.I still prefer cd as far as sound goes.
Now vinyl is making a comeback and it's cool now.
Too bad my turntable doesn't work well in my horse drawn carraige or I might have more vinyl  to enjoy the true analogue sound.
Maybe we can get J&R to release studio recordings in 8 track!

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Re: Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks cd

I buy CDs and vinyl vs. downloads too. I like having something I can collect and look through the liner notes, etc. Plus I can rip it whenever I want and don't have to depend on connection to Itunes or some other corporate entity. Satisfies my hoarder-lite instincts too. It's all good. smile

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