Marky's new remasters thread

[Dr. Medulla]

Sell out!

Hoisted on my own leotard!

Think of all the product you could sell with "Sell Out" printed on it.

Typical within seconds some shyster steals my idea!

Sub Pop updated McLaren's playbook in many respects, faux subverting and working the hype game while pocketing the cash (and blowing thru it immediately) except Poneman and Pavitt were pranking underground ideals more than rock mythology.

[Marky Dread]

Hoisted on my own leotard!

Think of all the product you could sell with "Sell Out" printed on it.

Typical within seconds some shyster steals my idea!

Sub Pop updated McLaren's playbook in many respects, faux subverting and working the hype game while pocketing the cash (and blowing thru it immediately) except Poneman and Pavitt were pranking underground ideals more than rock mythology.

Reducing it to the level of being comedic always works for me.

[Dr. Medulla]

Think of all the product you could sell with "Sell Out" printed on it.

Typical within seconds some shyster steals my idea!

Sub Pop updated McLaren's playbook in many respects, faux subverting and working the hype game while pocketing the cash (and blowing thru it immediately) except Poneman and Pavitt were pranking underground ideals more than rock mythology.

Reducing it to the level of being comedic always works for me.

I'm a little harsher toward Sub Pop because the US underground network was kicked around by what happened when Nirvana broke. Not that it was intentional or anything like that, but the unfortunate consequence makes me a little more harsh.

[Marky Dread]

Typical within seconds some shyster steals my idea!

Sub Pop updated McLaren's playbook in many respects, faux subverting and working the hype game while pocketing the cash (and blowing thru it immediately) except Poneman and Pavitt were pranking underground ideals more than rock mythology.

Reducing it to the level of being comedic always works for me.

I'm a little harsher toward Sub Pop because the US underground network was kicked around by what happened when Nirvana broke. Not that it was intentional or anything like that, but the unfortunate consequence makes me a little more harsh.

They released a lot of great stuff. How they wasted their money is not going to make me love those records any less. But yeah definitely a case of what could've been and where that money could've gone on to support.

[Dr. Medulla]

Typical within seconds some shyster steals my idea!

Sub Pop updated McLaren's playbook in many respects, faux subverting and working the hype game while pocketing the cash (and blowing thru it immediately) except Poneman and Pavitt were pranking underground ideals more than rock mythology.

Reducing it to the level of being comedic always works for me.

I'm a little harsher toward Sub Pop because the US underground network was kicked around by what happened when Nirvana broke. Not that it was intentional or anything like that, but the unfortunate consequence makes me a little more harsh.

They released a lot of great stuff. How they wasted their money is not going to make me love those records any less. But yeah definitely a case of what could've been and where that money could've gone on to support.

Right, of course—good music is good music. But a lot of crappy bands rode the wave and a lot of bands left their scenes for big dollars. Once again, it's the conflict between the individual pleasure that I might get from a band or a song versus an awareness of a greater cultural loss that occurred in the process.

[JohnS]

I've started to get anxious if I don't check in to this thread every day or so, in case I miss anything. Exhibit 'A' - a completely unexpected Marky box set!
Thanks, as ever Marky - I haven't heard the album in years - just sampling the singles set, and enjoying hearing the vocals on 'Man with the Dogs' properly for the first time.

[Sparky]

Two weeks only then I start to kill the poor.
Enjoy!

https://mega.nz/file/W65THbab#oIh58xuPv ... wzPP30i-NE

Thanks Marky! Can't wait to listen to this all the way through tomrrow.

For now I can say you nailed the remix of Fresh Fruit..., it's always sounded kind of weak/thin/tinny, so much better now.

[Marky Dread]

Two weeks only then I start to kill the poor.
Enjoy!

https://mega.nz/file/W65THbab#oIh58xuPv ... wzPP30i-NE

Thanks Marky! Can't wait to listen to this all the way through tomrrow.

For now I can say you nailed the remix of Fresh Fruit..., it's always sounded kind of weak/thin/tinny, so much better now.

Cheers Sparky that original mix was very DIY sounding and yes too trebly and thin.

The rehearsals are still rough and ready as expected but have more clarity now and makes for an interesting listen.

[Marky Dread]

I've started to get anxious if I don't check in to this thread every day or so, in case I miss anything. Exhibit 'A' - a completely unexpected Marky box set!
Thanks, as ever Marky - I haven't heard the album in years - just sampling the singles set, and enjoying hearing the vocals on 'Man with the Dogs' properly for the first time.

that Marky!

[Marky Dread]

Where's revbob?

[Dr. Medulla]

Where's revbob?

Phish Phestival, bartering hackysacks for good vibes.

[Marky Dread]

Where's revbob?

Phish Phestival, bartering hackysacks for good vibes.

Paying homage. Fair enough.

[Marky Dread]

Tatty bye!

[motorsmell]

Now what if these guys could actually play their instruments!!!

https://mega.nz/file/vjAnTZhB#VrhlpRINv ... g461DuPVRY

Two weeks only. You know the score!

Tip top! Cheers Marky

[coffeepotman]

Cheers Marky! I really enjoyed your magic on this one!