My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts Remastered
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My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts (Remastered) is the 2006 reissue of Brian Eno and David Byrne's 1981 collaborative album. The 2006 edition was issued in the UK under Virgin Records (catalogue/EAN 94633134126) and was remastered and expanded for the 25th‑anniversary release.
My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts (Remastered) is the 2006 reissue of Brian Eno and David Byrne's 1981 collaborative album. The 2006 edition was issued in the UK under Virgin Records (catalogue/EAN 94633134126) and was remastered and expanded for the 25th‑anniversary release.
Pros
- Remastered audio and expanded tracklist: the 2006 edition includes seven bonus tracks and alternate mixes, increasing the total running time compared with the original release.
- Enhanced multimedia content: the CD edition includes video material (for example, the "Mea Culpa" video) on enhanced releases.
- Remastered audio and expanded tracklist: the 2006 edition includes seven bonus tracks and alternate mixes, increasing the total running time compared with the original release.
- Enhanced multimedia content: the CD edition includes video material (for example, the "Mea Culpa" video) on enhanced releases.
- Clear identification data for collectors: released under Virgin Records in the UK with catalogue/EAN 94633134126, useful for verifying the 2006 remaster edition.
Cons
- −Some listeners and reviewers consider the seven bonus tracks to be non‑essential and say they do not significantly enhance the original album’s cohesion.
- −The reissue does not restore every previously excluded item (for example, certain controversial or omitted material from other editions is not present on the 2006 remaster).
- −Some listeners and reviewers consider the seven bonus tracks to be non‑essential and say they do not significantly enhance the original album’s cohesion.
- −The reissue does not restore every previously excluded item (for example, certain controversial or omitted material from other editions is not present on the 2006 remaster).
- −Mixed feedback: alternate mixes, edits and the placement of bonus material are regarded positively by some critics as a fitting coda and as useful historical material, while others feel these additions can detract from the original album’s flow.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.