Can-news update

Posted by: steveb on 16 November 2011

Released Monday 14th Nov remastered 40th edition Tago Mago- in uk packaging- includes bonus live disc-50 mins of 1972 Can- Mushroom, Spoon and Halleluwah

the live material is superb- just as i remembered them

Also

All 14 of Can’s studio albums have been newly cut to vinyl from the remastered tapes for release as a vinyl deluxe box set in early 2012. This will include CDs of all the albums, extensive booklets, an exclusive never released live album (vinyl only) and a newly remastered "Out Of Reach" previously unavailable! The vinyl deluxe box set will be available for pre-order at the beginning of October 2011.
The long awaited box set, The Lost Tapes, will be released in March 2012. Curated by Irmin Schmidt and Daniel Miller, and edited and compiled by Jono Podmore, this will include unreleased studio, soundtrack and live material.
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of Michael Karoli's death on the 17 November 2011, Spoon Records will offer a Best Of Michael Karoli Edit for free download on their site www.spoonrecords.com.

 

Steveb

Posted on: 16 November 2011 by Guido Fawkes

How much will that set me back? 

14 LP and CD it'll probably be around £300

Can't see it listed 

Wonder if they'll release a few individually? 



Posted on: 16 November 2011 by Kevin-W

Got the Tago Mago on Monday, can't wait for the other stuff next year... it's gonna be tough on the old wallet!

 

RIP Michael Karoli - one of the GREAT (and massively underrated) guitarists.

Posted on: 16 November 2011 by Jet Johnson

Very Interesting ....Ege Bamyasi, remains an all time favourite album of mine along with Soon Over Babluma, Future Days and many others.

 

....And surely the great Jaki Liebezeit remains one the world's most underated drummers.

Posted on: 17 November 2011 by Nagoya



Here's Paper House live - Enjoy! Good news but Tago Mago was only remastered a few years ago. Is the SQ on the new one even better? I am sure they will release the CDs individually at some point. Thanks!

Posted on: 17 November 2011 by graham halliwell

I believe the remaster of the Tago Mago studio album discussed here is the same as the version released 2004.  But I've also heard that the bonus live CD hasn't been mastered well and runs slow compared to bootleg versions of the same concert.

 

Note that the current Tago Mago anniversary edition is being released by Mute, and the forthcoming studio boxset is being released by Spoon (Can's own label).  Whether the new box set will contain fresh masters is unknown.  Unless someone here knows more .........

 

If you don't know Tago Mago, now is your chance.  Fabulous rock music.