Jim the Oldbie
My right elbow hurts.
Many of you are probably aware of Woodstock Complete. This is an effort begun years ago to compile every known scrap of audio from the event, in order to recreate the whole thing as completely as possible, with the best available source material.
Not sure if there have been any "official" releases before now; earlier editions are still floating around out there in the usual channels.
I had the 2012 edition for awhile; I think I actually listened to the whole thing once (probably during August - peak nostalgia, heh). A lot of the extra stuff is sourced from audience recordings of widely varying quality; much of it is pretty rough. I'm not sure I even kept it.
For eight hundred bucks, it would at least be nice to know what if any actual new material is in the Rhino box, but they don't seem to provide any specifics regarding that.
And yeah, the 38-CD thing seems pretty silly these days, although maybe less so considering the target market for something like this.
Not sure if there have been any "official" releases before now; earlier editions are still floating around out there in the usual channels.
I had the 2012 edition for awhile; I think I actually listened to the whole thing once (probably during August - peak nostalgia, heh). A lot of the extra stuff is sourced from audience recordings of widely varying quality; much of it is pretty rough. I'm not sure I even kept it.
For eight hundred bucks, it would at least be nice to know what if any actual new material is in the Rhino box, but they don't seem to provide any specifics regarding that.
And yeah, the 38-CD thing seems pretty silly these days, although maybe less so considering the target market for something like this.
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