The Ryan Adams Thread

[FiddySpence]

Originally Posted by Crush87 Would be interested to see the track list to make a final decision

yeah this is what i'm most curious about

[Crush87]

All I know is, they probably had about three Carnegie Hall tracks to pick from because the couple in front of me were cackling and screaming and ruining the whole fucking night.

[FiddySpence]

has ryan snapped on anyone lately? if so, i'm hoping some of that makes the cut.

[dmbphan41]

per Ryan's facebook:

Hey Everyone, Here's the tracklist for Live after Deaf. Available to buy TODAY at 4:00pm EDT. More info & buy it HERE [Only registered users can see links.]
xo Val

[FiddySpence]

thanks

[Jack]

good luck. Trying to buy this thing on Friday was the clusterfuck of all clusterfucks.

[dmbphan41]

I just wanna be able to download the digital tracks somewhere to hold me over until someone rips the vinyls

[Jack]

Originally Posted by dmbphan41 I just wanna be able to download the digital tracks somewhere to hold me over until someone rips the vinyls

well, that will definitely happen.

[Jack]

that was pretty painless, actually.

[FiddySpence]

wait, you actually paid for this thing?

ya goofed.

[Jack]

Originally Posted by FiddySpence wait, you actually paid for this thing? ya goofed.

gladly. We'll see.

[Jack]

also impressive that after all that on Friday the sale STILL crashed their servers.

[Jack]

two have already sold on eBay for $500 each. Wow.

[jeff1818]

Originally Posted by Jack two have already sold on eBay for $500 each. Wow.

THAT is ridiculous. it's too bad he couldn't just put out a 2 discer for regular people to enjoy. i guess i can cherry pick some songs that come out, but that's a bit of work.

[jeff1818]

also, did anyone purchase to actually listen and enjoy it? there are 10-12 on ebay right now. i wonder how many were pressed.

[Jack]

One just sold for $799.99. I was going to keep it to enjoy, but...

[dmbphan41]

Postponed to this Monday!
The European Tour "Acoustic Nightmare" 2011 Live Box Set.

As per Facebook, by Valerie:
"Oh hey you guys, did you want more information on Live after Deaf ? OK.
144 tracks of live acoustic Ryan spread across 15 vinyl discs…with a download card featuring all 144 tracks PLUS an additional 74 digital-only bonus tracks (yup, that’s a total of 218 tracks) all in a heavyweight cloth box. Super Duper limited numbers available ONLY at [Only registered users can see links.] beginning 1:30 p.m. EST on Friday, June 15
xoxo Val"



And again, per FB, Val:
"Live after Deaf is a steal at 130 US + cost of shipping. It is heavy.
Box weighs 13lbs. You can check the shipping price before you check out. We will ship everywhere in the world while supplies last.
xoxo Val"


so is there a difference between Acoustic Nightmare and Life After Deaf? now I'm confused

[Jack]

Same thing. Those are what people are flipping. They are now releasing a digital version 'due to demand,' but it isn't the full set.

[roshea999]

Can't wait to get my hands on it

[dmbphan41]

[Only registered users can see links.]


Having completely sold out of all quantities of the 15-vinyl-LP 218-track box set, Pax Am has confirmed a July 2 digital release for Ryan Adams' Live After Deaf.
While the physical box set that crashed the servers of both paxamrecords.com and kungfunation.com before selling out in 8 minutes featured 218 tracks total (144 on vinyl plus 74 digital-only bonus tracks), beginning July 2 Pax Am will be offering multiple configurations via iTunes and Amazon:

* A complete digital box set including all 144 tracks from the 15 vinyl LPs and an additional 30 of the 74 bonus tracks

* The option to buy any of the 15 single-show LPs, which range in length from 8-11 tracks each

* Every one of the 174 tracks from the complete digital box set will be available for individual purchase

Live After Deaf chronicles the 15-date June 2011 UK/Europe tour that marked Ryan's return to live performance. Sandwiched between the completion of his acclaimed Ashes & Fire and its October 2011 release, the shows were the first of a solo acoustic tour featuring Adams performing to arguably the best reviews of his career.

With setlists featuring tracks covering the breadth his career - from Whiskeytown through early solo landmarks Heartbreaker and Gold to the Cardinals era and about-to-be-released material from Ashes & Fire--Live After Deaf is a rare and intimate document of an artist reconnecting both with his fans and his own body of work.