More Balls To Picasso (Clear, White and Blue Splatter Vinyl)
Clear, White and Blue Splatter Vinyl!
Bruce Dickinson, More Balls To Picasso. His classic '94 album revisited and regenerated!
Bruce says of it; While mixing all my catalogue into Dolby Atmos I had a nagging desire to revisit and reinvent the record, putting more Balls into Balls was a labour of love. Of course, we beefed up the Guitars, and we added some as well. The Brazilian composer Antonio Teoli added some stunning orchestral arrangements, and in a unique contribution, added indigenous instruments from the Amazon (recorded by himself when he lived there!) at the beginning of Gods Of War.
“Shoot All The Clowns” gets the benefit of a Horn Section fronted by Berkeley College of Music Professors, and all of the Record gets the benefit of the mix by Brendan Duffey (The Mandrake Project), with notes along the way from Shay Baby, the original father of the album.
Includes two previously unreleased live in studio tracks, ‘Gods of War’ and ‘Shoot All the Clowns’.
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Clear, White and Blue Splatter Vinyl!
Bruce Dickinson, More Balls To Picasso. His classic '94 album revisited and regenerated!
Bruce says of it; While mixing all my catalogue into Dolby Atmos I had a nagging desire to revisit and reinvent the record, putting more Balls into Balls was a labour of love. Of course, we beefed up the Guitars, and we added some as well. The Brazilian composer Antonio Teoli added some stunning orchestral arrangements, and in a unique contribution, added indigenous instruments from the Amazon (recorded by himself when he lived there!) at the beginning of Gods Of War.
“Shoot All The Clowns” gets the benefit of a Horn Section fronted by Berkeley College of Music Professors, and all of the Record gets the benefit of the mix by Brendan Duffey (The Mandrake Project), with notes along the way from Shay Baby, the original father of the album.
Includes two previously unreleased live in studio tracks, ‘Gods of War’ and ‘Shoot All the Clowns’.
