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Showing posts with label Mineral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mineral. Show all posts
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Mineral – (1994-1998) - The Complete Collection (2014)
The release includes everything recorded by the band between 1994 and 1998. Naturally, it's called 1994 -1998: The Complete Collection. In addition to the two LPs, the release will include bonus songs and previously unreleased alternate recordings.
Singles were remastered much better than on The Complete Collection (2010). Apparently used a master tapes. The sound is very clear, you can hear the slightest nuances.
Tracklist:
Disc 1: The Power Of Failing
1. Five, Eight And Ten (5:26)
2. Gloria (3:44)
3. Slower (5:46)
4. Dolorosa (5:09)
5. 80-37 (4:33)
6. If I Could (5:59)
7. July (4:24)
8. Silver (6:56)
9. Take The Picture Now (3:15)
10. Parking Lot (3:51)
Bonus Tracks
11. Sadder Star (Bonus Track) (3:05)
12. Five, Eight And Ten (Alternative Version) (5:12)
13. Parking Lot (Alternate Take*) (4:58)
14. Gloria (Alternative Version*) (4:03)
15. If I Could (Alternative Version*) (6:12)
* - previously unreleased
Disc 2: EndSerenading
1. LoveLetterTypewriter (3:45)
2. Palisade (4:31)
3. Gjs (4:46)
4. Unfinished (6:07)
5. ForIvadell (3:36)
6. WakingToWinter (4:02)
7. ALetter (4:53)
8. SoundsLikeSunday (5:20)
9. &Serenading (5:24)
10. TheLastWordIsRejoice (5:09)
Bonus Tracks
11. Rubber Legs (Bonus Track) (5:56)
12. February (Bonus Track) (5:09)
13. M.D. (Bonus Track) (5:24)
14. Love My Way (Bonus Track) (3:56)
15. Crazy (Bonus Track) (3:06)
Mineral – (1994-1998) - The Complete Collection (2014) FLAC
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Mineral - Daily Grind, Kansas City - 05/17/1996 (1996)
Heartfelt gratefulness to tragicand
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9500kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 720x480, 29.970 fps, 9500.0 kbit/s]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s]
Setlist:
1. Five, Eight And Ten
2. February
3. M.D.
4. A Letter
5. Parking Lot
And I know that they will never shine
The way it did that day
When we threw paper airplanes at your head
And sat on your knees laughing...
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9500kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 720x480, 29.970 fps, 9500.0 kbit/s]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s]
Setlist:
1. Five, Eight And Ten
2. February
3. M.D.
4. A Letter
5. Parking Lot
And I know that they will never shine
The way it did that day
When we threw paper airplanes at your head
And sat on your knees laughing...
Mineral - Emo's in Austin TX - 10/26/97 (1997) (Second circulating angle) (also includes The Promise Ring set)
Dear friends! Let's say endless thanks to tragicand
Sounding like a symphony of strings...
Mineral - Emo's in Austin TX - 10/26/97 (1997) (Second circulating angle) (also includes The Promise Ring set)
Video: MPEG2 Video 720x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9800kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 720x480, 29.970 fps, 9800.0 kbit/s]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s]
This video looks much more expressive than the last. I have a feeling that I suddenly found myself in 1997 right in the stuffy concert hall... Wait! Maybe this is really happening?
Sounding like a symphony of strings...
Mineral - Emo's in Austin TX - 10/26/97 (1997) (Second circulating angle) (also includes The Promise Ring set)
Monday, January 02, 2012
Mineral - Emo's in Austin TX - 10/26/97 (1997)
This is a DVD ISO Image was made of Mineral's last show at Emo's in Austin,TX on 10/26/97. This was encoded off a VHS tape. This was just made for the fans to enjoy. If you need help burning the ISO to DVD, download ImgBurn from http://www.imgburn.com
Thanks.
Setlist:
2. Five, Eight, and Ten
3. Palisade
4. Slower
5. February
6. M.D.
7. Gloria
8. Unknown Song
9. Unfinished
10. If I Could
11. Parking Lot
Mineral - Emo's in Austin TX - 10/26/97 (1997)
eternal thanks to geniusofthecrowd
Mineral - The Complete Collection (2010)
During the second part of the nineties and the early years of the new century, we've listened to the two Mineral album a ridiculously high number of times ("The Power of Failing", 1997 and "EndSerenading, 1998).
All of their tracks finally included here, all things remastered.
Listening to this anthology on a Japanese label, feelings of nostalgia are playing totally, reviving old feelings never totally lost and it does sound like spring, it sounds like happiness, youth, innocence, melancholy and a never ending state of adolescence.
And I won't deny that songs like "If I Could", "Gloria", "80-37", "Rubber Legs", "Love Letter Typewriter", "Palisade", "Unfinished", "A Letter" or "&Serenading" have alleviated my difficulties to go through bad times several times in the past and have helped me to develop a more positive view on life when I deeply needed one. And I really clearly remember myself listening to Mineral's "The Power Of Failing" with earphones as the first thing on my hospital bed, recovering just after urgent appendicitis surgery and feeling myself euphoric and strongly happy and calling my girlfriend to say how much I loved her and still love her that way today.
Thank you Mineral (for all).
derives-webzine
All of their tracks finally included here, all things remastered.
Listening to this anthology on a Japanese label, feelings of nostalgia are playing totally, reviving old feelings never totally lost and it does sound like spring, it sounds like happiness, youth, innocence, melancholy and a never ending state of adolescence.
And I won't deny that songs like "If I Could", "Gloria", "80-37", "Rubber Legs", "Love Letter Typewriter", "Palisade", "Unfinished", "A Letter" or "&Serenading" have alleviated my difficulties to go through bad times several times in the past and have helped me to develop a more positive view on life when I deeply needed one. And I really clearly remember myself listening to Mineral's "The Power Of Failing" with earphones as the first thing on my hospital bed, recovering just after urgent appendicitis surgery and feeling myself euphoric and strongly happy and calling my girlfriend to say how much I loved her and still love her that way today.
Thank you Mineral (for all).
derives-webzine
password: thelastwordisrejoice
Mineral - Singles (1994 - 1998)
1994 - Gloria 7"
A Gloria
B Parking Lot
1997 - Mineral / Jimmy Eat World / Sense Field 7"
1. Mineral – Crazy (Willie Nelson Cover)
2. Jimmy Eat World – Secret Crush 3. Sense Field – Every Reason
320 kbps
1998 - February / M.D. 7"
A February (March Version)
B M.D.
1998 - &Serenading 7"
A &Serenading
B Love My Way
password to all: thelastwordisrejoice
Mineral - The Power Of Failing (1997)
Mineral formed in 1994 and like other young bands, they toured constantly, virtually living in their van. The band's first release, the 7 inch "Gloria"/"Parking Lot" 7", was released on Audio Concept by Kerry McDonald from Christie Front Drive (the record was later re-released by Caulfield Records). Through a few rabid fans, that 7" found it's way into the hands of crank! and Mineral later decided to release their records on the label.
Their first full length "The Power Of Failing", was recorded in 6 days in October 1995, followed by a split 7 inch with Jimmy Eat World and Sense Field shortly after when the three bands hit the road together.
Their first full length "The Power Of Failing", was recorded in 6 days in October 1995, followed by a split 7 inch with Jimmy Eat World and Sense Field shortly after when the three bands hit the road together.
"The Power Of Failing" is a keystone album from Mineral. They were known for their beautiful, driving melodies, heart-penetrating lyrics, incredible vocals, and an overall sense of power that emanated from their music. Although the structure is relatively simple most of the time, it is the essence of the music which overwhelms. On "Gloria," one can just feel the strength of emotion, with lyrics such as "I just want to be something more than the mud in your eyes." The wailing "Parking Lot" is the band at their shining best. This album is deservedly considered by many an essential addition to any emo collection.
Mineral - The Power Of Failing (1997) 320kbps
password: thelastwordisrejoice
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