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Best tubes cd
1. A&M Years
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A 5 CD 59 track round up of The Tubes time with A&M Records between 1975-79. Disc 1 is the bands self titled debut album which gave them a world wide hit with "White Punks On Dope" (UK No. 28, USA No.113). "Young And Rich" is Disc 2 and it hit No. 46 in the American Hot 100. Disc 3 is the third studio album "Now" which hit No. 122 in America. Always a sensational live act, the bands In Concert "What Do You Want From Live" is Disc 4. The album hit No. 38 in the UK and No. 82 in America with the final disc being the "Remote Control" album, produced by Todd Rundgren, which reached No. 40 in the UK and No. 46 in the USA and contained the hit single "Prime Time" (UK No. 34). Housed in a sturdy clam shell box, each disc comes in a replica cardboard wallet of it's original LP artwork.2. The Completion Backward Principle
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Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1981 album includes four bonus tracks. The Tubes first album for Capitol/EMI found them paired with up and coming producer and songwriter, David Foster in search of a more commercial sound. Many of their A&M albums had been very strong but failed to ignite the charts or build much fan interest beyond their rabid cult. Completion Backward Principle changed all that with 'Talk to Ya Later' (an AOR radio smash) and the chart success of the single 'Don't Want to Wait Anymore'. This edition features new liner notes by noted Rock journalist Brett Milano including fresh interviews with current band members Fee Waybill and Roger Steen.3. The Best of The Tubes
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14 tracks from the Tubes' prime Capitol years-including every one of their Capitol hits! Includes their Top 10 smash She's a Beauty plus Don't Want to Wait Anymore; Tip of My Tongue; Piece by Piece (written and produced by Todd Rundgren); The Monkey Time; Talk to Ya Later; Amnesia; Sushi Girl , and more.4. Definitive Recordings 1975-1985
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2017 issued 3CD fantastic collection of A&M and EMI recordings by the San Franciscan art-punk tunesmiths!5. The Tubes
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Media Type: CD
Artist: TUBES
Title: TUBES
Street Release Date: 07/25/2006
Genre: ROCK/POP
6. Bondage At The Bush
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2xCD + DVD double pack recorded at the Shepherds Bush Empire, London on 6th December 2004. Featuring the full concert on CD for the first time.7. Love Bomb ~ Expanded Edition / Tubes
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Remastered and expanded version of the 1985 album featuring the classic line up of the band. Includes the bonus tracks "Piece By Piece" and an alternative mix of "Night People".8. Remote Control-Expanded Edition
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Looking to break out of the commercial funk that had plagued the band since their brilliant debut, The Tubes looked to wunderkind producer and band friend Todd Rundgren, to oversee their next record. The Tubes managed to reinvent themselves (yet again), creating an album every bit as sophisticated and irreverent as their past releases, but with a new level of musicality and accessibility. But was it enough? The band devised a concept album based upon the theme, with tongue firmly in cheek, that television wasn't making any of its devotees any smarter as they experienced the programming they were being bombarded with in the late seventies. The album features the Tubes classics, Prime Time, TV is King and Love's A Mystery (I Don't Understand). This expanded edition of the album includes all new mastering by Vic Anesini and a new essay with fresh interviews with the current and past band members by Ralph Chapman. The release is expanded with four unreleased tracks, chosen by the band's Fee Waybill, excerpted from their final A&M album submission. That unreleased album has come to be known alternately as either the "Black Album" or "Suffer For Sound".9. Tube
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Over the past half-century the transistor has transformed our world. No computer or household gadget would be possible without it these days. As regards audio technology, our question was: did anything get lost on the way, and if so, what? And: a CD made without a transistor - is that really possible? Let us take a look at the signal chain...10. What Do You Want
