HUNTINGTONS Rock-N-Roll Habits For The New Wave (Remastered)

I just noticed that this is finally available via iTunes, Amazon mp3, etc. It really turned out fantastic...much better, clearer and just all-around more rockin' than the original version.



This is a BTV digital download-only release.

later...Cliffy

Cliffy, is that a band you played in?
The pic looks cool.

Yep...it's the lineup that played on that record...recorded in early 2001 about a month or so after that pic was taken. Pic is from France during our very successful European tour. I remastered the record last year...I'm really proud of how it turned out.

Musically...it's very much a from the Ramones school type of thing.

Searched on amazon to listen to this CD.
Are there 24 songs on this CD?

25 Songs...I'd recommend iTunes over Amazon. Gapless transitions between every song and iTunes aac/m4a files not only sound better than mp3, but they handle gapless transitioning perfectly.

Also, iTunes has much higher quality samples than Amazon.

Cliffy

Some of us don't do iTunes. It crashes my computer and the files have to be converted to load onto my Zune.

Cliffy, which one are you in the photo you posted?

He's the 2nd from the left.

alldatndensum wrote:

Some of us don't do iTunes. It crashes my computer and the files have to be converted to load onto my Zune.

Do you have a really old computer?

I've never had an issue with iTunes doing anything of the sort...never, never, ever.

I do believe this album is available on the Zune network, too.

And I forgot that generally Amazon has some sort of special program that makes their gapless transition files generally work okay.

Still...to my ears, aac/m4a sounds better than mp3.

I have an older computer that was new when Windows XP came out. My laptop is about 3 years old as well, and it also crashes when I download and use iTunes. I have done this a couple of times on each computer and just don't want iTunes. I can get by just fine without them.

I don't use iTunes.
I prefer Amazon, at least if they let me order stuff there.

What a small world. I've always been a fan of The Huntingtons, yet never knew the Remastering Master Cliffy was in that band !
First songs I heard were "No Pool Party Tonight" and "American War Machine" off the 7Ball compilations. I played those songs over and over, eventually got some albums.
Way to go man !

Thanks, Guilty!