War-All Day Music/Deliver the Word (Avenue Gold Disk remaster) EAC FLAC
- CategoryMusic
- TypeLossless
- LanguageEnglish
- Total size498.1 MB
- Uploaded ByRonChatt
- Downloads108
- Last checkedJun. 11th '24
- Date uploadedJun. 10th '24
- Seeders 18
- Leechers6
By far the best sounding of all the War remasters...this was a very limited gold disk reissue on the Avenue label that was discontinued almost immediately. I was lucky enough to buy these two disks during that narrow window, but I regret not getting the other War albums also subjected to the same remastering. Still, these two are probably Wars best.
Quote:
Were you to get only one WAR CD, this would be it.
Even today, WAR stands out as a unique example of musical and societal cross-pollination, freely mixing rock, soul, Latin, and jazz idioms. The amazing thing is that they pull off this neat trick so effortlessly. This is not music you listen to, you absorb it, it simply works its way into your system and puts you in a trance.
Of the CD's 7 tracks, 5 are certifiably collectible - worth revisiting over and over. That's What Love Will Do and There Must Be A Reason - while smooth, are simply not up to the incredibly high standard of the others.
One caveat. WAR rode into America's consciousness on the strength of several radio smash hits, the most enduring being Low Rider (which has a habit of showing up in a lot of movie soundtracks). Consequently, there are a handful of undesirable "Best Of War" anthologies available. These compilations frequently feature edited remixes of popular tracks, cut down to allow room for big name selections. Don't shortchange yourself, go to the source material. All Day Music , WAR's breakout album after parting company with Eric Burdon, is the perfect place to start.
Even today, WAR stands out as a unique example of musical and societal cross-pollination, freely mixing rock, soul, Latin, and jazz idioms. The amazing thing is that they pull off this neat trick so effortlessly. This is not music you listen to, you absorb it, it simply works its way into your system and puts you in a trance.
Of the CD's 7 tracks, 5 are certifiably collectible - worth revisiting over and over. That's What Love Will Do and There Must Be A Reason - while smooth, are simply not up to the incredibly high standard of the others.
One caveat. WAR rode into America's consciousness on the strength of several radio smash hits, the most enduring being Low Rider (which has a habit of showing up in a lot of movie soundtracks). Consequently, there are a handful of undesirable "Best Of War" anthologies available. These compilations frequently feature edited remixes of popular tracks, cut down to allow room for big name selections. Don't shortchange yourself, go to the source material. All Day Music , WAR's breakout album after parting company with Eric Burdon, is the perfect place to start.
Quote:
Well I listened to all my WAR cds today,just wanting to see which one sounded best to my ear. What I found was that this sounds
just as good as "THE WORLD IS A GHETTO" and "ALL DAY MUSIC",and better than "WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS".
I know,the others are "WAR" classics,and this one has long been concidered by most as a poor cousin. But to me, this cd feels like driving down the
open hiway with my lovely lady,all my worries a thousand miles away and not a cop in sight. In other words, this cd feels like freedom. It starts out nice and mellow with "H2 Overture" and "In Your Eyes",picks up the pace with "Gypsy Man",blitzes it's way through "Me And Baby Brother",slows back down and gives you a chance to catch your breath with the tittle song,then picks back up and never lets go with "Southern Part Of Texas" and the closer,"Blisters".
just as good as "THE WORLD IS A GHETTO" and "ALL DAY MUSIC",and better than "WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS".
I know,the others are "WAR" classics,and this one has long been concidered by most as a poor cousin. But to me, this cd feels like driving down the
open hiway with my lovely lady,all my worries a thousand miles away and not a cop in sight. In other words, this cd feels like freedom. It starts out nice and mellow with "H2 Overture" and "In Your Eyes",picks up the pace with "Gypsy Man",blitzes it's way through "Me And Baby Brother",slows back down and gives you a chance to catch your breath with the tittle song,then picks back up and never lets go with "Southern Part Of Texas" and the closer,"Blisters".
Files:
War-Gold Disks War-All Day Music (Avenue Gold)- War - All Day Music.cue (0.8 KB)
- War - All Day Music.log (6.3 KB)
- Inner 1.JPG (1.1 MB)
- Back.JPG (1.5 MB)
- Inner 2.JPG (2.1 MB)
- Front.JPG (2.6 MB)
- War - All Day Music.jpg (4.4 MB)
- War - All Day Music.flac (244.9 MB)
- War - Deliver the Word [Remastered 1992].cue (0.9 KB)
- War - Deliver the Word [Remastered 1992].log (6.4 KB)
- Inner 1.JPG (721.3 KB)
- Back.JPG (1.1 MB)
- Inner 2.JPG (1.3 MB)
- War - Deliver the Word [Remastered 1992].jpg (1.7 MB)
- War - Deliver the Word [Remastered 1992].flac (236.7 MB)
Code:
- udp://tracker.opentrackr.org:1337/announce
- http://tracker.files.fm:6969/announce
- https://tracker.tamersunion.org:443/announce
- udp://open.stealth.si:80/announce
- udp://tracker.torrent.eu.org:451/announce
- udp://tracker.internetwarriors.net:1337/announce