Post by iamcomplaining88 on Dec 21, 2022 17:08:33 GMT
Now that the deluxe CD editions of most albums have been released and featuring live gigs as a bonus, shouldn't they release these live shows on Vinyl?
The Wembley 1988 is the main one I'd like to see as a double LP as it's a great gig, we know what the record company are like when it comes to new releases but I'm sure there are enough Quo Vinyl collectors out there to warrant such releases.
If not released individually, they could release them in a series of Vinyl box sets like the official studio LPs got a few years ago, although why Quo Live was in the first box and Live At The NEC and Live Alive Quo weren't included in the second box, is beyond me.
The Wembley 1988 is the main one I'd like to see as a double LP as it's a great gig, we know what the record company are like when it comes to new releases but I'm sure there are enough Quo Vinyl collectors out there to warrant such releases.
If not released individually, they could release them in a series of Vinyl box sets like the official studio LPs got a few years ago, although why Quo Live was in the first box and Live At The NEC and Live Alive Quo weren't included in the second box, is beyond me.