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 | RhinoRecent ReviewsRecent NewsThe Replacements consider reunion performances With their new reissues streeting on April 22, 2008, The Replacements are apparently considering a reunion performance. The band spoke to Billboard saying: We actually talked about it again this year, and I think there was a consensus that, you know, maybe it wasn't the right time (to reunite), or maybe it is the right time, Paul and I were kind of in cahoots talking to them [and] talking to (his manager) Darren (Hill). There were some things thrown out, and there were other festivals that wanted it too, if…Win a full set of Rhino's Replacements Reissues On April 22, 2008, Rhino will be reissuing four classic albums from The Replacements. Each one will be remastered and bolstered with new and rare material and to celebrate, they've decided to give a set of all four reissues to one Punknews.org…Rhino plans four deluxe reissues from The Replacements On April 22, 2008, Rhino will be reissuing four classic albums from The Replacements. The slate features Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out The Trash, Hootenanny, Stink and Let It Be. All our albums have been completely remastered and will each feature bonus tracks. Sorry Ma will include an alternate take of "Customer," plus studio demos and outtakes. The deluxe version ends with "If Only You Were Lonely," which was previously…Rhino plans Joy Division "Best Of" collections Rhino has scheduled the release of a new best of collection from Joy Division. The US version, due out April 29, 2008, will feature 14 tracks from the band's two albums (Closer and Unknown Pleasures) as well as their Peel Sessions. Europeans will be given a much larger package, with a UK release due out March 24, 2008 that will feature two discs with an interview, the entirety of…Scarlett Johansson's Tom Waits cover album takes shape with title, Bowie guest appearance Scarlett Johansson has outlined more details of her upcoming Tom Waits-cover-dominated album. The album, Anywhere I Lay My Head was produced by Dave Sitek of TV On The Radio and features vocal work from David Bowie on tracks like "Fannin' Street" and "Falling Down." Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner and members of the band Celebration serve as the backing band on most tracks, including the one original composition "Song For…Rhino to re-release early Replacements material Rhino Records will be releasing some early Replacements material from the band's indie days. Their first three full-lengths - Sorry Ma, Forgot to Take Out the Trash, Hootenanny and Let it Be - will all be released in remixed and remastered editions. Their Stink EP is also set to be included in the…The Pogues (USA) The legendary Pogues have scheduled tour dates for March in the United…Joy Division celebrate 30th Anniversary with new reissues On the eve of their 30th anniversary, Joy Division will be releasing a series of special releases. Among the plans are an an expanded reissue program, a special vinyl boxed set, download and ringtone releases and the soundtrack to "Control," Anton Corbijn's critically lauded Curtis biopic. Rhino Records, who were…The Pogues (US west coast) The legendary Pogues have scheduled west coast US tour dates for the fall. This includes multi-day stays in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The band will be one man short for the tour, as guitarist Philip Chevron is currently fighting what's described as "locally advanced" throat cancer. The unexpected diagnosis required immediate medical attention and has sidelined the "Thousands Are Sailing" writer from touring with the band until his condition improves. This is the first time since the band reunited in…The Pogues (St. Patricks Tour) The legendary Pogues have scheduled some US dates in March. The band recently saw much of their catalog undergo the reissue treatment with their first five albums being reissued in expanded format by Rhino. The label produced expanded editions of Red Roses for Me, Rum Sodomy and the Lash, If I Should Fall From Grace With God and Peace & Love and Hell's Ditch.… |
