John Cale announces Paris 1919 Deluxe Edition
John Cale has announced the Paris 1919 Deluxe Edition and The Academy in Peril reissue.
Both remastered by Heba Kadry, this is the first artist sanctioned reissue of these beloved records. Paris 1919 includes previously unreleased outtakes and liner notes by Grayson Haver Currin, and features a brand new recording, “Fever Dream 2024: You’re a Ghost,” and The Academy of Peril includes bonus track, “Temper.”
It is with great pleasure we announce the reissues of ‘Paris 1919 Deluxe Edition’ & ‘The Academy in Peril’ out November 15. ‘Paris 1919’ includes a new recording “Fever Dream 2024: You’re A Ghost”, and ‘The Academy in Peril’ includes bonus track “Temper”. https://t.co/FTbPqHJwlJ pic.twitter.com/UaQ5c3hiST
— John Cale (@therealjohncale) September 19, 2024
“Revisiting work from the past is a double-edged sword for me. Of course, it’s bound to happen when you've been making music for 60 years or so... What's unique about this process with Domino, is their desire to get it right. Not merely re-issue something for the sake of an anniversary or racking up a catalogue favourite - but finding new treasures and highlighting what made it special in the first place," John Cale says.
"After hearing the test pressings, it occurred to me that the new mastering was a major part of how these works will be presented, rather than simply being preserved. There are moments of clarity and even a laugh or two had by revisiting not only the music, but recalling the sessions (and antics) that made up what became these two recordings. It is my pleasure to share these with you... again.”
Paris 1919 Deluxe Edition and The Academy in Peril reissue is set for release on 15 November via Domino, and is available to pre-order now.
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