30th anniversary box set?

There is such an overwhelming amount of live stuff available now. The last thing I need is another version of Bad Name, especially if its anything from 2000 up.

rare unreleased stuff is the way to go

With the material that we know, but with good audio quality, prodria be a great compilation of various discs.

Unreleased songs with HQ and good mix:


1986

Game Of The Heart
Lonely Is The Night
Deep Cuts The Nife
Never Enough
I'd Die For You (Demo)
Never Say Goodbye (Demo Feat. Richie Sambora)
Borderline (Best Quality)


1988-90

Judgement Day
Now And Forever
Backdoor To Heaven
Growing Up The Hard Way
Love Hurts
Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore
River of Love
Rosie
Let's Make It Baby (Best Quality)
Love is War (Best Quality)
CADILLAC MAN (studio version or Live from Hammersmith Odeon 1990)


1992

Skin Deep
The Sole of Truth
Water into Wine
Love is Just Another...
All Wound Up
Revenge (Alternative "Keep The Faith" version)


1998-2000

Someday You'll Ride Wild Horses
Even In Your Imagination
Gimme Some (High Quality)
Good Ain't Good Enough
Life's Too Short For Days Like These
Shadow Dancing
Forbidden Love
Sex Sells
Even Bad Times Are Good Times


2002-2005

Crying
Rumble In The House
Nothing (High Quality)
Another Reason to Believe (Best Mix)
Alive (Best Mix)
Have a Nice Day (Demo Version)
Mona Lisa (lol)


2009-2012

This Ain't Love (Alternative "This is Love, This is Life" Version)
Times Like These
Shine
State Of Our Union
Burn With Me

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Live Tracks with Great Performances:


1986-87

Living on a Prayer
You Give Love a Bad Name
Wanted Dead or Alive
Raise Your Hands


1988-89-90

Homebound Train
Wild is the Wind
I'd Die for You
Cadillac Man (Hammersmith Odeon)


1993

I Believe
Bed of Roses (Dortmund 1993)
If I Was your Mother
Blame It On The Love Of Rock & Roll


1995-96

All I Want is Everything
Lie To Me
My guitar Lies Bleeding in my Arms
Damned
Dry County (Camden, NJ 1995)


2000-01

One Wild Night
I Got the Girl
Thank you For Loving Me
Always (Cologne 2001)


2003

Undivided
Hook me Up
Ill Be there for You (Sambora on vocals)
Keep The Faith (Anaheim 2003)



2005-06

Bells of Greedom
Blaze of Glory - Acoustic Version

2008
Diamond Ring


2010-11

Let it Rock
Thorn in my Side
Get Ready (Lisbon 2011)
Happy Now
Bullet
Never Say Goodbye - Acoustic


2013 ("with Richie" of course)

I'm With You
Army of One
What's left of Me
Runaway
Someday I'll be Saturday Night (Cleveland 2013)


Could also include some interesting soundcheck like "Only Lonely" in the Special Editions, was very cool.


Now imagine all the stuff we do not know, the possibilities are endless, but Obie always choose poorly.

If I never heard Bad Name live again it would be fine by me.

There are some live songs I would like though--Silent Night (Christmas song) and Little Drummer Boy that they did at Count Basie one year for Christmas. I've never heard a really good bootleg of those.

How ironic... I was going to mention those in my last post but didn't becasue they are basically covers. I'd like the entire show from the first two red bank concerts. 90 and 91

I could see them releasing a Slippery When Wet 30th anniversary box set. Include a documentary, a remastered cd (not that we really need that, but it'd have to be included), a cool booklet, and then a bluray of a show from the period (either from the Slippery or NJ tour). I'm not sure if they have enough quality outtakes that weren't previously released on the box set from the era to make another cd, but if they did they could include that too. We have a few years until the anniversary, but I really hope this eventually happens!

They can not release a bluray from concerts eighties, unless this filmed on celluloid.

Live from London (Wembley '95) this filmed on celluloid. They could take a uncut version on bluray, but it will not happen.

Movies dating back to at least the 60s (and prob further to inception) are shot in 4000p so HD is available. In fact, super HD is available.

Yes, in movies shot on celluloid, is correct. But most of the concerts recorded in the eighties and nineties were with professional TV cameras. Its resolution is much lower than HD.

However, Live From London was filmed on celluloid. Therefore, you can get a resolution in HD and 4K.

The image is grainy, it's not a filter, is celluloid, you can even see the movie cameras.

Who really knows what audio and video exists from the 80s.

I think more soundboard audio is available than we think. As far as video goes, that gets a little iffy.

With Alec no longer in the band, I doubt we'll get anything worthy from the 80s, which is a dammm shame.

Wayne Isham may have shot some takes on celluloid film, during the Jersey Sindicate Tour, but not know to what extent we could have high quality material this era.

Access All Areas has some pictures filmed in 16 MM and Super 8. But I don't think these shows was filmed in their entirety.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmJAK_m545g#t=35m04s


In my opinion, Jon wanted to make your own style movie Rattle and Hum by U2, but for some reason, the project did not go well.



Anyway, no matter, they just have to go to the archives and restore a big concert by Jersey Sindicate Tour and launch to DVD, like Nirvana with MTV Unplugged or Live at Reading Festival, recorded by Professional TV cameras.

I am sure that Wembley Arena 1988, Milton Keynes 1989, Giant Stadium 1989, Moscow 1989 and Hammersmith Odeon 1990 were recorded at least in professional team of TV cameras.