Heart - Magazine Audio CD
A fair review of the Heart "Magazine" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all
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Band: Heart
Title: Magazine
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Release Date: 1995-06-16
Media: Audio CD
Tracks: 1: Heartless 2: Devil Delight 3: Just the Wine 4: Without You 5: Magazine 6: Here Song 7: Mother Earth Blues 8: I've Got the Music in Me
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What is serial number for original version I'd like to find the original LP version to hear the different song versions. I have the 2nd version of Magazine, and have loved it since it originally was issued. If any owners of original Magazine LP's read this, could you post the catalog number from the original issue? Thanks!.
No complaints!
I bought this for under $1 plus shipping! Awesome quality at a great price! Nothing to complain about! How can you?.
Technically Heart's Second Album
Even though their second album was "Little Queen," these songs were recorded in between the two, except for the live songs, which were sort of pre-fame, I think. This is a fine followup to Dreamboat Annie.
"Devil's Delight" alone is worth the price of the CD, but the whole album was fantastic, from start to finish. This shows Heart while they are still an idealistic young band, before they became such a worldwide phenomenon.
They were really hard rockers back then, with a huge Zeppelin Jones going on. That they could always throw in a beautiful, sweet acoustic moment such as "Here Song" is a testament to the true musical talent these ladies and their bandmates showed, and continue to show to this day.
batcall
You can't love rock n roll without loving Heart. Like they say, Heart is the female version of Led Zepplin. It's a shame there was no male version of Led Zep. in the US.
The Mushroom version was better.
I found a copy of the original Mushroom version in (what was then West) Germany in 1980 (and I found it strange they didn't wrap their LPs in cellophane, like in the US), and later found the "official" version released by Heart. I have to wonder why Heart even bothered to make their "own" version of Magazine.
I always got the impression that the changes made for the "official" version were made simply for the sake of change. This version is OK, but the (for lack of a better word) magic was gone. Heart would continue to put out good albums afterwards, and really should have let this one go.
You can see a complete list of all Heart discography, or go back to the Heart tabs. There is also a good guide on how to read guitar tabs here.