I was wondering if there would be an official physical release of those songs, do someone know ? Or YourValentine, can you send the question too to Clayton Moss?
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Olivier,
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Yes, the physical CD of The Cross Section will be released soon - Clayton told me.
As to those songs Celebration and I Can't Get... - as I can remember, those were commented on youtube by Clayton (fishpigg) as Cross songs and I think he also told his guitars are in I Can't Get demo and that's his song.
As to those songs Celebration and I Can't Get... - as I can remember, those were commented on youtube by Clayton (fishpigg) as Cross songs and I think he also told his guitars are in I Can't Get demo and that's his song.
Hi, it's Actually a Rare Song by The Cross Written by Clayton Moss a demo version from the Jam studio sessions.
cited from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UGzvuA1bLE (Fishpigg)
Fishpigg
This is a Cross song ,probably from the Jam recording sessions ,Peter Noone on outro vocal ,the main writer was Spike Edney ,
cited from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0mnFAUktRM
cited from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UGzvuA1bLE (Fishpigg)
Fishpigg
This is a Cross song ,probably from the Jam recording sessions ,Peter Noone on outro vocal ,the main writer was Spike Edney ,
cited from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0mnFAUktRM
A theory:
RT wrote it for SF, then took it off and replaced it with something else.
Later, it was considered for his next solo album, which became Shove It, but was initially recorded as a solo album.
It was then in the "pool" of songs considered for MBADTK, at which point its origin became muddled (in Clayton's mind, at least).
Now, he has recalled it and recorded it.
RT wrote it for SF, then took it off and replaced it with something else.
Later, it was considered for his next solo album, which became Shove It, but was initially recorded as a solo album.
It was then in the "pool" of songs considered for MBADTK, at which point its origin became muddled (in Clayton's mind, at least).
Now, he has recalled it and recorded it.
Penetration_Guru wrote:
A theory:
RT wrote it for SF, then took it off and replaced it with something else.
Later, it was considered for his next solo album, which became Shove It, but was initially recorded as a solo album.
It was then in the "pool" of songs considered for MBADTK, at which point its origin became muddled (in Clayton's mind, at least).
Now, he has recalled it and recorded it.
Chances of him forgetting whether the song was his or not are fairly slim. And that theory could only work if the version on youtube was a completely different take to what it supposed to be on the so called S.F. acetate. Sonically it sounds closer to The Cross than S.F. - ditto Take You Higher.
Nothing like bringing up a 3 year old post...
Quick question for John, if he is available.
"other tracks like - “Strange Frontier” have alternative mixes – which I have not found elsewhere."
Are all of the tracks an alternative mix or are there just a select few?
Quick question for John, if he is available.
"other tracks like - “Strange Frontier” have alternative mixes – which I have not found elsewhere."
Are all of the tracks an alternative mix or are there just a select few?
I wonder if we may get some of these alternative mixes, along with other as yet unreleased tracks, on the RT 'best of' when it finally appears?