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Public service announcement. In case you’re still on the fence about the Rapture of the Deep remix, the whole album is being streamed on YouTube. That is, without the bonus tracks, which are apparently only available on the physical media.



5 Comments to “Accidentally stumbled upon”:

  1. 1
    Cameron1391 says:

    Oddly enough a lot of the physical CDs for Rapture of the Deep remix are delayed in many countries. We are still trying to wait for them to stock.

  2. 2
    Al says:

    Bananas next?

  3. 3
    Nutking says:

    The 2CD album was send to me the day it came out. I listened to it and I feel the changed order of the songs plus the addition of ‘Things I never said’ makes it a much more balanced album as a whole. The mixing itself is different but not necesseraly better. I also liked the original mix (contrary to most fans’ opinions). This is the fourth item related to ‘Rapture of the Deep’ in my collection. There’s the original promo single, the album version in the tin box, the tour edition and now the 20th anniversary version.

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    Adel Faragalla says:

    I was listening to ‘Infinite’ and I was saddened by how little you can hardly hear Steve’s Morse guitar and I am really puzzled by how a producer dictates his ideas about how a song should sound like instead of balancing the contribution of the 5 musicians in a band.
    I think Roger has opened a can of warms as we are so hungry for more remixing.
    Bananas has been a great favourite of mine and also even though Roger produced ‘The House of blue light’ I just feel it needs a revisit.
    Peace ✌️

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    Russ 775 says:

    Just listened to the whole remix on YouTube… Sounds pretty darn good even on my overworked Altec Lansing speakers that are hooked up to my computer.

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