Kula shaker k15 anniversary disc

[wonderwall]

CD 1 - "K"
1.Hey Dude
2.Knight on the Town
3.Temple of Everlasting Light
4.Govinda
5.Smart Dogs
6.Magic Theatre
7.Into the Deep
8.Sleeping Jiva
9.Tattva
10.Grateful When You're Dead/Jerry Was There
11.303
12.Start All Over
13.Hollow Man, Pts. 1 & 2


CD 2 - "Buried Treasures"
Part One1.Everybody's turning to stone
2.Shower your love (early recording)
3.Slipping Away (unreleased single)
4.Magic Theatre (Mum's living room demo)
5.Moonshine (Mum's living room demo)
6.If we were one (Mum' living room demo)
Part Two (Live at Moles)1.Hey Dude
2.Knight On The Town
3.Under The Hammer
4.303
5.Grateful When Your Dead
6.Jerry Was There
7.Tattva
8.Hollow Man
9.Gokula
10.Hush
11.Govinda
12.Smart Dogs

CD 3 DVD - "Past Life Regression"

Interview with Kula Shaker and Friends interspersed with video clips, old photos and audio background (40 minutes

I love this album so i got a copy dont know if it will be of interest to any one else its a bit pricey at £25 quid but worth it if a fan

[-Big Dan-]

If I was going to buy it, I'd much rather just get the single-CD version. I hardly ever look at any of the extras included with things like this.

[wonderwall]

Sept 17, 2011 17:43:41 GMT 1 -Big Dan- said:

If I was going to buy it, I'd much rather just get the single-CD version. I hardly ever look at any of the extras included with things like this.

fair enough like i said its really a item for a big fan there one of my favs

[raliverpool]

I've got Kollected - The Best Of Kula Shaker. For me Mystical Machine Gun was their finest effort from their second album Peasants Pigs and Astronauts.

[addpea]

Blimey I cant imagine many people would have brought it anyway but at £25 thats way too high. Its a decent album without being a classic.

[wonderwall]

Sept 18, 2011 23:14:57 GMT 1 addpea said:

Blimey I cant imagine many people would have brought it anyway but at £25 thats way too high. Its a decent album without being a classic.

I think its a very unique album very different to anything else released at the time.

[Smurfie]

Sept 19, 2011 10:22:37 GMT 1 wonderwall said:

I think its a very unique album very different to anything else released at the time.

I gave this a spin a couple of days back after this thread, and thought the likes of "Hey Dude" and "Hush" just merged into everything else released at the time now from that genre.

It was a good album, and had it's Uni place in time for me like Ash "1977" and Longpigs "The Sun Is Often Out" which were a staple favourite in my student house (along with Dubstar "Disgraceful" for a bit of a change) - but there I don't think I could ever want to pay good money for a re-release.

[Earl Purple]

Hey Dude and Hush both peaked at #2 but for me Tattva was the most memorable song for which I remember them.

[wonderwall]

Kula shaker are a bit like marmite you either love them or hate them . I would put k in my top 10 britpop best albums .

[Razzle Dazzle]

Love Kula Shaker, i even bought their last 2 albums Strangefolk (2007) and Pilgrims Progress (2010), which are both very good, i already own K and own a lot of disc 2 were B-Sides or on their debut ep, infact the only song i don't know is "If we were one" so will pass

[addpea]

I saw them live I think it was about 2006 and it was good to hear the classics.