RICHARD HELL AND THE VOIDOIDS
CELEBRATE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF BLANK GENERATION

40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Of The Influential Punk Album
Includes A Remastered Version Of The Original,
Plus Rare And Unreleased Studio And Live Recordings

Available On Limited Edition CD And Vinyl On November 24

LOS ANGELES –Richard Hell and the Voidoids’ Blank Generation is an iconic album that has influenced countless rock bands with its image, its attitude, and its blistering performances. Released in 1977 on Sire Records, the album was received ecstatically by critics such as Lester Bangs and the New York Times’ Robert Palmer (who called it one of the ten best albums of the decade), but as was the case with most original “punk” albums, it wouldn’t get mainstream recognition for decades. Now its place in music history is secure as one of punk’s most significant records. Recently, Rolling Stone magazine lauded Blank Generation as one of the “40 Greatest Punk Albums of All Time,” giving the innovative and literate band its well deserved credit on the cusp of its 40th anniversary.

This seminal album is being recognized on its 40th anniversary this year with limited edition double-CD and double-LP deluxe editions to be released on Record Store Day’s Black Friday. BLANK GENERATION: 40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION will be available at independent music retailers worldwide November 24 on CD for $19.98 and vinyl for $31.98.

Produced for release by Richard Hell, the album has been expertly remastered—by Greg Calbi of Sterling Sound, who mastered the original LP—as well as restored to its original 1977 track listing and sleeve imagery. BLANK GENERATION: 40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION includes a second disc, with previously unreleased, alternate studio versions, out-of-print singles, and rare bootleg live tracks from the band’s first appearance in 1976 at CBGB. The booklet also contains many previously unpublished photos of the band by Roberta Bayley (the renowned CBGB photographer who shot the LP’s original cover), a revealing essay by Hell along with compelling images from his notebooks and private papers, and an extensive new interview with Ivan Julian by Hell.

After establishing his reputation as founder of legendary bands the Heartbreakers and Television, Hell went onto to lead the Voidoids which included Robert Quine (who later played in Lou Reed’s Blue Mask band, as well as for Tom Waits, John Zorn, and many others), Ivan Julian (who would record for Matthew Sweet and numerous other artists) and Marc Bell (“Marky Ramone”). Along with the Ramones, Television, Blondie and Talking Heads, Hell and his band helped to define the early New York “first wave” punk scene. The song “Blank Generation” became a slogan and an anthem and later was emulated by the Sex Pistols for their track, “Pretty Vacant.”

Such songs as “Love Comes In Spurts” and “Blank Generation” were originally recorded at Electric Lady Studios, but were re-recorded prior to release at Plaza Sound during Sire Records’ transition to Warner Bros. Records in 1977. At Plaza Hell reworked the album, leaving behind alternate versions and outtakes from Electric Lady that now appear on the second discs of these deluxe editions. The music sounds as fresh and abrasive today as when it was first released.

Hell retired from music in 1984, refocusing on writing as his vocation. He’s the author of two novels and several books of nonfiction including his acclaimed autobiography, I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp.

BLANK GENERATION: 40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION
CD Track Listing:

Disc One: Original Album Remastered

1. “Love Comes In Spurts”
2. “Liars Beware”
3. “New Pleasure”
4. “Betrayal Takes Two”
5. “Down At The Rock And Roll Club”
6. “Who Says?”
7. “Blank Generation”
8. “Walking On The Water”
9. “The Plan”
10. “Another World”

Disc Two: Bonus Album

1. “Love Comes In Spurts” – Electric Lady Studios Alternate Version
2. “Blank Generation” – Electric Lady Studios Alternate Version
3. “You Gotta Lose” – Electric Lady Studios Outtake Version
4. “Who Says?” – Plaza Sound Studios Alternate Version
5. “Love Comes In Spurts” – Live at CBGB, November 19, 1976
6. “Blank Generation” – Live at CBGB, November 19, 1976
7.  “Liars Beware” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
8. “New Pleasure” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
9. “Walking On The Water” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
10. “Another World” – Ork Records Version
11. “Oh” – Original 2000 Release
12. 1977 Sire Records Radio Commercial

LP Track Listing

Side One

1. “Love Comes In Spurts”
2. “Liars Beware”
3. “New Pleasure”
4. “Betrayal Takes Two”
5. “Down At The Rock And Roll Club”
6. “Who Says?”

Side Two

1. “Blank Generation”
2. “Walking On The Water”
3. “The Plan”
4. “Another World”

Side Three

1. Love Comes In Spurts – Electric Lady Studios Alternate Version
2. “Blank Generation” – Electric Lady Studios Alternate Version
3. “You Gotta Lose” – Electric Lady Studios Outtake Version
4. “Who Says?” – Plaza Sound Studios Alternate Version
5. “Love Comes In Spurts” – Live at CBGB, November 19, 1976
6. “Blank Generation” – Live at CBGB, November 19, 1976

Side Four

1. “Liars Beware” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
2. “New Pleasure” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
3. “Walking On The Water” – Live at CBGB, April 14, 1977
4. “Another World” – Ork Records Version
5. “Oh” – Original 2001 Release
6. 1977 Sire Records Radio Commercial

 

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WILCO

Deluxe Editions Of A.M. And Being There Feature Newly Remastered Versions
Of The Original Albums Expanded With Rare And Unreleased Recordings That Have Never Been Heard Before

CD And Vinyl Versions Available On  December 1 From Rhino

 

LOS ANGELES – Wilco continues to make excellent records and play shows that stir the soul, but the group invented the terrain it continues to explore more than 20 years ago with its first two albums – A.M. (1995) and Being There (1996). On December 1, Rhino will revisit those landmark albums with remastered versions of the originals expanded with rare and unreleased music that will be new to even the most dedicated fans.

A.M.: DELUXE EDITION includes the original album plus eight unreleased bonus tracks and will be available on CD ($14.98) and double-LP ($34.98).  BEING THERE: DELUXE EDITION features loads of never-before-heard songs, alternate takes and live performances and will be available as a five-CD collection ($39.98) and four-LP set ($79.98).  Fans are also invited to purchase the album directly from wilcoworld.net, where they will have access to exclusive colored vinyl limited to 2,500 copies of each album. Digital formats of both albums will also be released on the same day.

After his former band Uncle Tupelo broke up, singer/songwriter Jeff Tweedy took the bulk of the band—most notably bassist John Stirratt and drummer Ken Coomer—and quickly recorded Wilco’s 1995 debut, A.M. The album includes several fan favorites like “Casino Queen” and the funny-sad ode to drunk driving and unrequited love, “Passenger Side.”

The new DELUXE EDITION offers up eight unreleased bonus tracks that feature an early version of “Outtasite (Outta Mind)” and “When You Find Trouble,” which is the last studio recording made by Uncle Tupelo. In the album’s liner note, Stirratt writes “Listening back to records 15 to 20 years later, I’m always taken with the confident but guileless quality of bands in their 20s, that strange mixture of innocence and conviction, and this is one of those records—we were barely a band at that point, just trying to make some noise.”

With its sophomore effort, the double album Being There, Wilco maintained the gravitas of roots music it established on A.M. without being hemmed in by it, creating the 21st century version of folk music it later perfected on records like Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and The Whole Love. Being There mixes happy-go-lucky rockers (“Monday”) and ballads (“Red-Eyed And Blue”), with two signature songs from the Wilco canon – “Misunderstood” and “Sunken Treasure.”

The DELUXE EDITION builds on the original with 15 bonus tracks released for the first time, including alternate versions of tracks “I Got You” and “Say You Miss Me.” The CD and digital version also features Wilco’s 20-song performance at the Troubadour from November 12, 1996, combining songs from A.M. (“I Must Be High” and a full-throttle punk version of “Passenger Side,”) Being There (“Kingpin” and “Forget The Flowers”) and a few Uncle Tupelo tracks (“The Long Cut” and “Gun.”) Also included on all formats are four songs the band played on radio station KCRW on November 13, 1996.  As a touring band, many of these songs can be found on Wilco’s current set-list as notable fan favorites that have evolved over the years.

A.M.: DELUXE EDITION
CD Track Listing:

1. “I Must Be High”
2. “Casino Queen”
3. “Box Full Of Letters”
4. “Shouldn’t Be Ashamed”
5. “Pick Up The Change”
6. “I Thought I Held You”
7. “That’s Not The Issue”
8. “It’s Just That Simple”
9. “Should’ve Been In Love”
10. “Passenger Side”
11. “Dash 7”
12. “Blue Eyed Soul”
13. “Too Far Apart”

Bonus Material

14. “When You Find Trouble” – Uncle Tupelo
15. “Those I’ll Provide”
16. “Lost Love” – Golden Smog (Take 1 Vocal 2)
17. “Myrna Lee”
18. “She Don’t Have To See You” – Golden Smog
19. “Outtasite (Outta Mind)” – Early Version (Take 6)
20. “Piss It Away”
21. “Hesitation Rocks”
     

A.M.: DELUXE EDITION
LP Track Listing:

Side One

1. “I Must Be High”
2. “Casino Queen”
3. “Box Full Of Letters”
4. “Shouldn’t Be Ashamed”
5. “Pick Up The Change”

Side Two

1. “I Thought I Held You”
2. “That’s Not The Issue”
3. “It’s Just That Simple”
4. “Should’ve Been In Love”
5. “Passenger Side”

Side Three

1. “Dash 7”
2. “Blue Eyed Soul”
3. “Too Far Apart”
4. “When You Find Trouble” – Uncle Tupelo
5. “Those I’ll Provide”

Side Four

1. “Lost Love” – Golden Smog (Take 1, Vocal 2)
2. “Myrna Lee”
3. “She Don’t Have To See You” – Golden Smog
4. “Outtasite (Outta Mind)” – Early Version (Take 6)
5. “Piss It Away”
6. “Hesitation Rocks”

 

BEING THERE: DELUXE EDITION
CD Track Listing:

Disc One: Original Album

1. “Misunderstood”
2. “Far, Far Away”
3. “Monday”
4. “Outtasite (Outta Mind)”
5. “Forget The Flowers”
6. “Red-Eyed And Blue”
7. “I Got You (At The End Of The Century)”
8. “What’s The World Got In Store”
9. “Hotel Arizona”
10. “Say You Miss Me”

Disc Two: Original Album

1. “Sunken Treasure”
2. “Someday Soon”
3. “Outta Mind (Outta Sight)”
4. “Someone Else’s Song”
5. “Kingpin”
6. “(Was I) In Your Dreams”
7. “Why Would You Wanna Live”
8. “The Lonely 1”
9. “Dreamer In My Dreams”

Disc Three: Outtakes/Alternates/Demos

1. “Late Blooming Son”
2. “I Got You” – Dobro Mix Warzone
3. “Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind” – Alternate
4. “Far Far Away (Dark Side Of The Room)”
5. “Dynamite My Soul”
6. “Losing Interest”
7. “Why Would You Wanna Live” – Alternate
8. “Sun’s A Star”
9. “Capitol City”
10. “Better When I’m Gone”
11. “Dreamer In My Dreams” – Alternate Rough Take
12. “Say You Miss Me” – Alternate
13. “I Got You” – Alternate
14. “Monday” – Party Horn Version
15. “I Can’t Keep From Talking”

Disc Four: Live At The Troubadour 11/12/96 (Part One)

1. “Sunken Treasure”
2. “Red-Eyed And Blue”
3. “I Got You (At The End Of The Century)”
4. “Someone Else’s Song”
5. “Someday Soon”
6. “Forget The Flowers”
7. “New Madrid”
8. “I Must Be High”
9. “Passenger Side” – Punk Version
10. “Passenger Side”
11. “Hotel Arizona”
12. “Monday”
13. “Say You Miss Me”

Disc Five: Live At The Troubadour 11/12/96 (Part Two)

1. “Outtasite (Outta Mind)”
2. “The Long Cut”
3. “Kingpin”
4. “Misunderstood”
5. “Far, Far Away”
6. “Give Back The Key To My Heart”
7. “Gun”

Live On KCRW 11/13/96

8. “Sunken Treasure”
9. “Red-Eyed And Blue”
10. “Far, Far Away”
11. “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”

 

BEING THERE: DELUXE EDITION
LP Track Listing:

Side One

1. “Misunderstood”
2. “Far, Far Away”
3. “Monday”
4. “Outtasite (Outta Mind)”
5. “Forget The Flowers”

Side Two

1. “Red-Eyed And Blue”
2. “I Got You (At The End Of The Century)”
3. “What’s The World Got In Store”
4. “Hotel Arizona”
5. “Say You Miss Me”

Side Three

1. “Sunken Treasure”
2. “Someday Soon”
3. “Outta Mind (Outta Sight)”
4. “Someone Else’s Song”
5. “Kingpin”

Side Four

1. “(Was I) In Your Dreams”
2. “Why Would You Wanna Live”
3. “The Lonely 1”
4. “Dreamer In My Dreams”

Side Five

1. “Late Blooming Son”
2. “I Got You” – Dobro Mix Warzone
3. “Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind” – Alternate
4. “Far Far Away (Dark Side Of The Room)”
5. “Dynamite My Soul”
6. “Losing Interest”

Side Six

1. “Why Would You Wanna Live” – Alternate
2. “Sun’s A Star”
3. “Capitol City”
4. “Better When I’m Gone”
5. “Dreamer In My Dreams” – Alternate Rough Take

Side Seven

1. “Say You Miss Me” – Alternate
2. “I Got You” – Alternate
3. “Monday” – Party Horn Version
4. “I Can’t Keep From Talking”

Side Eight

1. “Sunken Treasure”
2. “Red-Eyed And Blue”
3. “Far, Far Away”
4. “Will You Love Me Tomorrow”

 

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RAMONES: ROCKET TO RUSSIA
40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION

3CD/1 Vinyl LP Version Of The Band's Third Album Features Two Mixes Of The
Original, Plus Rarities And Unreleased Studio And Live Recordings

Available November 24 From Rhino

LOS ANGELES - The Ramones released its second album of the calendar year (and third overall) on November 4, 1977, capping off one of the biggest years in the history of punk with Rocket To Russia. Among the band's best-loved albums, it features classics like "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" and "Rockaway Beach" along with their signature covers of "Do You Wanna Dance?" and "Surfin' Bird." It's also the last album ever recorded by all four founding members, as drummer Tommy Ramone left soon after to focus on writing and producing.

To celebrate the album's 40-year anniversary, Rhino will release two versions on November 24. The 3CD/1LP ROCKET TO RUSSIA: 40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION will be available for $64.98. It contains two different mixes of the album: a remastered version of the original and a new 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix by original Rocket To Russia engineer/mixer Ed Stasium. The collection also includes a number of unreleased studio recordings, plus a previously unissued recording of the band's 1977 concert in Glasgow, Scotland. Click here to listen to the unreleased live version of "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" from the show.

The Deluxe Edition will be produced in a limited and numbered edition of 15,000 copies worldwide and comes packaged in a 12 x 12 hardcover book. Along with the music, the set also features stories about the band by Sire Records founder Seymour Stein, details about making the album by Stasium, and extensive liner notes by renowned music writer and co-founder of Creem Magazine, Jaan Uhelszki.

The newly remastered version of the original album will also be released as a single CD ($7.98). Both titles will be available via digital download and streaming services as well.

The first disc of the Deluxe Edition features a remastered version of the original stereo mix for Rocket To Russia, plus the 2017 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix created by Stasium, which provides a back-to-basics version of the album, and a different track listing from the 1977 original. The 2017 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix is also featured on the LP that accompanies the Deluxe Edition. (Early in 2018, Rhino will release the remastered original stereo mix separately on vinyl.)

Stasium provides some details on the new Tracking Mix in the set's liner notes: "When putting together this new Tracking Mix, I decided to include the versions of 'I Don't Care' and 'It's A Long Way Back to Germany,' since they were recorded during the Rocket To Russia sessions at Mediasound, and are completely different takes that have never been heard before. 'Sheena' has been omitted, as it was recorded in a totally different session a few months prior, in-between the Leave Home and Rocket To Russia albums."

Two dozen rare and unreleased recordings are found on the second disc, including rough mixes from sessions at Mediasound and The Power Station. There's also an early version of "Needles And Pins" with Tommy on drums, the B-side single mix of "Babysitter," an alternate version of "It's A Long Way Back To Germany" with Dee Dee on vocals, an original radio promo with Joey Ramone, and more.

A highlight of this Deluxe Edition is the complete unreleased concert included on the third disc. This never-before-heard multi-track recording of the band's December 19, 1977 show at the Apollo Centre in Glasgow, Scotland captures the Ramones just a few days before the group recorded the classic live album It's Alive, and mixed for this 40th Anniversary edition by Ed Stasium. In Glasgow, they played songs from all three studio albums including "Blitzkrieg Bop," "Judy Is A Punk," "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment," and "California Sun."
 

ROCKET TO RUSSIA: 40th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION
Track Listing

Disc One: Original Album
Remastered Original Mixes
1. "Cretin Hop"
2. "Rockaway Beach"
3. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
4. "Locket Love"
5. "I Don't Care"
6. "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker"
7. "We're A Happy Family"
8. "Teenage Lobotomy"
9. "Do You Wanna Dance?"
10. "I Wanna Be Well"
11. "I Can't Give You Anything"
12. "Ramona"
13. "Surfin' Bird"
14. "Why Is It Always This Way?"
40th Anniversary Tracking Mix
15. "Cretin Hop"
16. "Rockaway Beach"
17. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
18. "Locket Love"
19. "I Don't Care" - Version 2
20. "It's A Long Way Back To Germany" - Version 1
21. "We're A Happy Family"
22. "Teenage Lobotomy"
23. "Do You Wanna Dance?"
24. "I Wanna Be Well"
25. "I Can't Give You Anything"
26. "Ramona"
27. "Surfin' Bird"
28. "Why Is It Always This Way?"

Disc Two: Bonus Material
Mediasound/Power Station Rough Mixes
1. "Why Is It Always This Way?" - Mediasound Rough, Alternate Lyrics *
2. "Rockaway Beach" - Power Station Rough *
3. "I Wanna Be Well" - Power Station Rough *
4. "Locket Love" - Power Station Rough *
5. "I Can't Give You Anything" - Power Station Rough *
6. "Cretin Hop" - Power Station Rough *
7. "Happy Family" - Power Station Rough *
8. "Ramona" - Mediasound Rough, Alternate Lyrics *
9. "Do You Wanna Dance?" - Mediasound Rough *
10. "Teenage Lobotomy" - Mediasound Rough *
11. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" - Mediasound Rough *
12. "I Don't Care" - Version 2, Mediasound Rough *
40th Anniversary Extras
13. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" - Acoustic Version *
14. "It's A Long Way Back To Germany" - Version 1-Dee Dee Vocal *
15. "Ramona" - Sweet Little Ramona Pop Mix *
16. "Surfin' Bird" - Alternate Vocal *
17. "Teenage Lobotomy" - Backing Track *
18. "We're A Happy Family" - At Home With The Family *
19. "Cretin Hop" - Backing Track *
20. "Needles And Pins" - Demo Version *
21. "Babysitter" - B-Side Version
22. "It's A Long Way Back To Germany" - B-Side Version
23. Joey RTR Radio Spot Promo *
24. "We're A Happy Family" - Joey & Dee Dee Dialogue *

Disc Three: Live at Apollo Centre, Glasgow, Scotland (December 19, 1977)
1. "Rockaway Beach" *
2. "Teenage Lobotomy" *
3. "Blitzkrieg Bop" *
4. "I Wanna Be Well" *
5. "Glad To See You Go" *
6. "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment" *
7. "You're Gonna Kill That Girl" *
8. "I Don't Care" *
9. "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker" *
10. "Carbona Not Glue" *
11. "Commando" *
12. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" *
13. "Surfin' Bird" *
14. "Cretin Hop" *
15. "Listen To My Heart" *
16. "California Sun" *
17. "I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You" *
18. "Pinhead" *
19. "Do You Wanna Dance?" *
20. "Chain Saw" *
21. "Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World" *
22. "Now I Wanna Be A Good Boy" *
23. "Judy Is A Punk" *
24. "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue" *
25. "We're A Happy Family" *

LP: 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix

Side One

1. "Cretin Hop"
2. "Rockaway Beach"
3. "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
4. "Locket Love"
5. "I Don't Care" - Version 2
6. "It's A Long Way Back To Germany" - Version 1
7. "We're A Happy Family"

Side Two

1. "Teenage Lobotomy"
2. "Do You Wanna Dance?"
3. "I Wanna Be Well"
4. "I Can't Give You Anything"
5. "Ramona"
6. "Surfin' Bird"
7. "Why Is It Always This Way?"

* Previously Unreleased

EAGLES TO RELEASE HOTEL CALIFORNIA
40TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION ON NOVEMBER 24

Landmark Album Is Remastered And Expanded For The First Time
2-CD/1-Blu-ray Audio Collection Featuring Previously Unreleased Live Recordings

Fall Tour Dates Continue This October

LOS ANGELES – The Eagles’ Hotel California was a critical and commercial phenomenon when it was released in December 1976. The album topped the Billboard charts for eight weeks in the U.S., won two GRAMMY® Awards, sold more than 32 million copies around the world, and featured two Billboard #1 hit singles. 40 years later, it still ranks as one of the best-selling albums of all time.

This fall, the milestone album will add to its legendary lore with HOTEL CALIFORNIA: 40TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION, a new 2-CD/1-Blu-ray Audio that includes remastered sound, ten previously unreleased live recordings, as well as hi-res stereo and 5.1 mixes. Presented in an 11 x 11 hardbound book, the set also features rare and unseen photos from the era, a replica tour book, and an 11 x 22 poster. The collection will be available on November 24 for a list price of $99.98. Both a 2-CD Expanded Edition ($19.98) and 1-CD ($9.98) will also be available, along with digital download and streaming versions.

HOTEL CALIFORNIA: 40TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION opens with a remastered version of the original album, featuring two Billboard #1 singles — “New Kid In Town” and the title track — plus the smash hit “Life In the Fast Lane.” The album was nominated for five GRAMMY® Awards, and won for “Record of the Year” and “Best Arrangement For Voices.”

The set also marks the debut of ten live tracks that were recorded during the band’s three-night stand at the Los Angeles Forum in October 1976. The concert recordings — which were recorded about a month before the album came out — feature one of the first ever live performances of “Hotel California” and “New Kid In Town” along with other Eagles classics including  “Already Gone,” “Take It To the Limit,” and “Witchy Woman.”

The Blu-ray Audio disc that accompanies HOTEL CALIFORNIA: 40TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION features the 5.1 Surround Sound mix originally released on DVD-A in 2001 along with a hi-resolution, 192 KHz/24-Bit stereo mix.

The Eagles made their triumphant return to the stage this summer at the Classic East/West festivals, earning raves from critics and fans alike. More live dates are planned for this fall, with the band being joined on stage once again by country superstar Vince Gill and Deacon Frey, son of Eagles founder, Glenn Frey.
 

HOTEL CALIFORNIA: 40TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION
Track Listing

Disc One: Original Album

1. Hotel California
2. New Kid In Town
3. Life In The Fast Lane
4. Wasted Time
5. Wasted Time (Reprise)
6. Victim Of Love
7. Pretty Maids All In A Row
8. Try And Love Again
9. The Last Resort

Disc Two: Live at The Los Angeles Forum (October 1976)   

1. Take It Easy
2. Take It To The Limit
3. New Kid In Town
4. James Dean
5. Good Day In Hell
6. Witchy Woman
7. Funk #49
8. One Of These Nights
9. Hotel California
10. Already Gone

Blu-ray Audio
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound
Advanced Resolution Multi-Channel Surround Sound (96 KHz/24-Bit)
Advanced Resolution Stereo (192 KHz/24-Bit)

Eagles on Tour:
October 17          Greensboro Coliseum               Greensboro, NC
October 20          Philips Arena                             Atlanta, GA
October 21          Philips Arena                             Atlanta, GA
October 24          KFC Yum! Center                      Louisville, KY
October 27          Little Caesars Arena                 Detroit, MI

 

 

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