Hello there Harper fans, Spincds.com is indicating that there are three remasters due from Science Friction; Death Or Glory, Folkjokeopus & Lifemask apparently remastered and all for release on July 28th? Nothing about this over at Science Friction that I can see. True/false? Good weekend all, rocketmancs
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Well,
I've sent a message to Roy on MySpace asking about this. We'll see if there's any reply ...
Bob
No remasters
I've spoken to Tracy about this and there aren't any new remasters so she doesn't know what those release dates pertain to. It might just be that spin have decided to stock more of Roy's stuff and are simply awaiting their product.
No remasters
Shame - my vinyl copy of"Folkjokeopus" sticks on "the rules and the codes and the system/the system/the system/the system...(etc) in McGoohan's Blues and it would be great to get a new version. Incidentally, did anyone see in this week's Radio times that they are going to do a re-make (for TV) of "The Prisoner? It will have Ian Mckellan as Numbet Two (can't remember who is cast as Number 6) but won't be using Portmeirion as the location. Apparently Patrick McGoohan may have a cameo role. Maybe they could do a deal whereby they use "McGoohan's Blues" as the signature tune .... now THAT would give His Royness some exposure.
Final "Prisoner"-related ramble - has anyone else out there seen the Patick McGoohan film - with fellow "Prisoner" actor Derren Nesbitt as the villain - "Of Kings and Desperate Men"? Well worth watching if you get a chance.
Alan Jones
Folkjokeopus
Well the "remaster" may not be available, but isn't the "original" CD still available?
Bob