HORSLIPS
MORE THAN YOU CAN CHEW
Label: MADFISH
Releasedatum: 17-03-2023
Herkomst: NL
Item-nr: 4446473
EAN: 0636551821353
Levertijd: Gemiddeld 28 werkdagen
Recensie
A 50th Anniversary 33CD/2DVD Super Deluxe box set celebrating the work of Ireland’s greatest Celtic Rock band, Horslips.
The ultimate collection of the band's recorded work, More Than You Can Chew contains more than 500 audio tracks and features over 250 previously unreleased pieces and 4.5 Hours of unreleased video.
The set has been curated by Bert Jansch/John McLaughlin biographer (and longstanding Horslips fan) Colin Harper in close collaboration with the band members.
The audio, including most of the film audio, has been restored and (re)mastered by IFTA award-winning engineer Cormac O’Kane.
Herculean Horslips biographer Mark Cunningham has written the books in the set with fresh input from the band and, wearing his day-job designer hat, has lovingly designed the set under the oversight of Horslips’ de facto art director Charles O’Connor.
More Than You Can Chew also includes two albums new to any digital medium: Tryal (1983) by the Host (a post-Horslips band featuring Eamon, Johnny and Charles) and Breaking Star Codes (1983) by Barry Devlin.
The ultimate collection of the band's recorded work, More Than You Can Chew contains more than 500 audio tracks and features over 250 previously unreleased pieces and 4.5 Hours of unreleased video.
The set has been curated by Bert Jansch/John McLaughlin biographer (and longstanding Horslips fan) Colin Harper in close collaboration with the band members.
The audio, including most of the film audio, has been restored and (re)mastered by IFTA award-winning engineer Cormac O’Kane.
Herculean Horslips biographer Mark Cunningham has written the books in the set with fresh input from the band and, wearing his day-job designer hat, has lovingly designed the set under the oversight of Horslips’ de facto art director Charles O’Connor.
More Than You Can Chew also includes two albums new to any digital medium: Tryal (1983) by the Host (a post-Horslips band featuring Eamon, Johnny and Charles) and Breaking Star Codes (1983) by Barry Devlin.
