All I Ever Wanted Kelly ClarksonĪmerica's first "Idol" Kelly Clarkson has a new album out called All I Ever Wanted. It's as much a poem as it is an album, making it a classic in the Sound Opinions' book. You hear Van Morrison struggle with the search for home and the impermanence of life. In addition to the music, Jim and Greg both marvel at the emotions conveyed by the songs on Astral Weeks. The jazz musicians who contributed to this sound were guitarist Jay Berliner, drummer Connie Kay and bassist Richard Davis. It melds rock, blues, folk and jazz in such a way that makes it hard to define. Astral Weeks didn't produce huge hits, but as Jim and Greg explain, this record is unique from any other in Van Morrison's collection, and in fact, rock history. This gave Jim and Greg a perfect opportunity to look back at Astral Weeks with a Sound Opinions Classic Dissection. Van Morrison recorded and released his masterpiece Astral Weeks 41 years ago, and to celebrate he released a live version of the album. Seems like a pretty good deal for consumers, but may not be as good of a deal to independent retailers. They are offering the band's entire catalog for free along with the purchase of a concert ticket. Previously he tried to deliver an album through The Daily Mail and also bundled wtih concert tickets. His new three-disc collection will be sold exclusively at Target later this month for just $11.98.
Prince has always been on the cutting edge when it comes to distribution, but now he is joining the ranks of musicians who have made deals with big box merchandisers. Audio player Download Subscribe via iTunes Music News
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