Jimi Hendrix - Valleys Of Neptune (2010) [Vinyl-180g]-bh80231

Tracks need retagging. Again, not my work :) Jimi Hendrix - Valleys Of Neptune (2010) 2-LP 180gram VIRGIN VINYL 24-bit/96kHz Posted By : bh80231 | Date : 17 Mar 2010 18:34:03 | Jimi Hendrix - Valleys Of Neptune 2010 US limited edition 12-track 2-LP Set pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL Vinyl rip in 24-bit/96kHz | FLAC | 1.33 gb | Artwork | RS & FF | Rock | 20010 “ Valleys of Neptune is a posthumous studio album by American blues-rock musician Jimi Hendrix. Released in the United States on March 9, 2010, the album boasts "12 previously unreleased studio recordings," including the title track, "one of the most sought after of all of Hendrix's commercially unavailable recordings." The tracks on Valleys of Neptune were largely self-produced by Hendrix, and received extra posthumous production from Janie Hendrix, Eddie Kramer and John McDermott for Experience Hendrix, L.L.C. Largely recorded in 1969 following the release of Electric Ladyland, the album predominantly features the original lineup of The Jimi Hendrix Experience: vocalist and guitarist Hendrix, bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell. The lead single released from the album was "Valleys of Neptune", on February 1, 2010, followed by "Bleeding Heart" on March 1; music videos were produced for both songs. The majority of the tracks featured on Valleys of Neptune were recorded in early 1969, while Hendrix was experimenting with songs for his unfinished fourth album, following the successful release of Electric Ladyland in September 1968. Numerous different versions have been released, both officially and otherwise, and the majority of the 'previously unreleased' recordings present on the 2010 album have been released in one form or another before, albeit sometimes in inferior quality or different versions. Wikipedia ” “ JIMI HENDRIX Valleys Of Neptune (2010 US limited edition 12-track 2-LP Set pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL - taken mostly from several 1969 sessions, 'Valleys of Neptune' was originally planned as the follow-up to 1968's 'Electric Ladyland', and was recorded and newly mixed by Eddie Kramer, who has used both cutting-edge digital and analog equipment to restore the master tapes to the original, pristine quality. The title track, much craved by Hendrix devotees, delivers on the promise of the musician's legendary trove of unreleased material: a fully realized song written and recorded by Hendrix at his creative peak in 1969/70 that had remained unrecovered for nearly four decades. 'It is important that everyone understand that this is not the 'lost' album,' explains John McDermott, Experience Hendrix archivist, who wrote extensive liner notes for the release. 'It is the documentation of an important point in his career when the original JHE was making a follow up to 'Electric Ladyland' in 1969. Once Jimi started working with Billy Cox, he started making his creative transition and left this material on the shelf.'). eli.com ” Track Listing - 1. Stone Free 2. Valleys of Neptune 3. Bleeding Heart 4. Hear My Train a Comin' 5. Mr. Bad Luck 6. Sunshine of Your Love 7. Lover Man 8. Ships Passing Through the Night 9. Fire 10. Red House 11. Lullaby for the Summer 12. Crying Blue Rain Recording details:- 1 recorded on April 7, 9, 14 and May 17, 1969 Record Plant Studios, New York 2 recorded on Sept 23, 1969 and May 15, 1970 Record Plant Studios, New York 3 recorded on April 24, 1969 at Record Plant Studios, New York 4 and 11 recorded on April 7, 1969 at Record Plant Studios, New York 5 recorded on May 5, 1967 at Olympic Studios, London 6, 7 and 12 recorded on February 16, 1969 at Olympic Studios, London 8 recorded on April 14, 1969 at Record Plant Studios, New York 9 and 10 recorded on February 17, 1969 at Olympic Studios, London Technical log Technics SL-1100A / Grado Blue+ / Rogue Metis preamp / Macbook Pro with Audacity output to flac (8).

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perekdick (2010-11-03)

Jimi, Jimi !!!
Great !!!

 insinuendo (2010-11-03)

More Jimi comin'

User897 (2010-11-04)

These were not correctly encoded. Several programs state that the file is not supported, or file extension does not match.

 insinuendo (2010-11-05)

LOL!
Any decent audio program will play these vinyl rips.
Keep in mind: Vinyl rip in 24-bit/96kHz.
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