Last week the band unveiled the track The Only Way Out from the upcoming album, which was produced by Nick Raskulinecz and recorded at Dave Grohl’s Studio 606.

The record is available to pre-order from their PledgeMusic page and fans who order direct gain access to behind the scenes footage, videos and previously unreleased material.

General release editions added by Linda:



1. Just Like My Other Sins
2. Man On The Run
3. The Only Way Out
4. The Gift
5. This House Is On Fire
6. Loneliness Is A Killer
7. Bodies In Motion
8. Broken In Paradise
9. Surrender
10. Dangerous Love
11. Eye Of The Storm

Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks:
12. Let Yourself Go
13. Speeding Through The Bright Lights
14. The Golden Age

Standard Edition
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MWG7V20/?tag=imwan-20

Deluxe Edition
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MWG7RLU/?tag=imwan-20

Deluxe Edition Limited Version With Autographed Booklet
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NMUCL48/?tag=imwan-20

I'll have to look at the pledge page. Their live blu-ray is literally my favorite rock album of this century.

Bump: Added general release details to the first post. Have a listen to "The Only Way Out" ...

Here's Bush's PledgeMusic page which Pete referred to:

http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/bush

The general release editions available at Amazon are less expensive than ordering direct from Pledge -- at the moment the Deluxe Edition is actually cheaper than the Standard (priced at the sweet spot of $10):

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MWG7RLU/?tag=imwan-20

Pre-ordering from Pledge would allow you to view an exclusive making-of video and behind-the-scenes photos, and they also offer CD/T-Shirt packages as well as other Bush merchandise like autographed guitars, branded guitar picks, drumsticks and so on.

Does anyone know anything about the Live from Stubb's Blu-ray? They seem to state it's Dolby only. If the audio isn't hi-res, I'd pass. Pretty amazing in that Rossdale is the only original member, & I consider last year's live blu-ray to be there 2nd best album (some days I think it's there best!).

No sure about Stubbs... Gavin and the original drummer are in this version of Bush so that's 50% original members. The guitarist, Traynor took over lead duties on Bush's last tour in 2001 and has been playing with Gavin since then (institute, solo, etc.). Apparently, the original bass player was on board for the reunion and dropped out at the last second. The original guitarist Pulsford has never wanted to get back on the horse.

I pre-ordered the album using the pledge site and so far have received 3 exclusive tracks in lossless quality (mp3 is available too). Overall, I'm impressed with what I'm getting for $13 total (new deluxe CD shipped to my home, digital download of album on release day and exclusive audio tracks in lossless or mp3). Not bad.

3/4 of the lineup is old members as said above, although the guitarist was in the band late in their original era.

Reunion album was actually good and did well.

I've got the DE of the reunion album also. I just prefer the live set they did as a follow up (Live At Roseland). It's also available in cd, I bought the blu because i liked it so much.

My original point is that other than 16 Stone, I prefer the work of the current band to the original.

Thanks for sharing that they're sending bonus tracks in lossless. I'll probably bite. Still wondering about the new live blu-ray, also.

(hennemusic) UK rockers Bush are premiering the title track to their forthcoming new album, "Man On The Run." Due October 21, the band's sixth release was produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Rush, Alice In Chains, Foo Fighters, Mastadon) at Studio 606, the Northridge, California-based studio owned by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl.

The band spent two years touring in support of their 2011 album, "The Sea Of Memories", before returning to the studio last year to work on new music.

The group has also teamed with PledgeMusic to crowdfund the record, a part of a special campaign that offers fans a chance to take a behind-the-scenes look at the new album, along with a number of Pledge exclusives including limited-edition vinyl, hand-written lyrics, pre-order opportunities and more.

http://www.hennemusic.com/2014/09/audio ... title.html

On 1st listen; so far this is another huge winner. Off the top of my head, I can't think of another band that had such a stunning debut, then several mediocre follow ups, & then so totally bounced back (the last 3 including the live set).

Only negative is extreme brickwalling (DR6).

I thought the first 3 albums were really good, especially the 2nd album.

Actually, I don't think there's a bad one and I'm not all that big a fan.

What songs stand out on this one Geff? I'd like to give ti a listen.

On 1 listen, the first few. I need to play it more to give you a real answer.

pledemusic emailed me on Friday saying my order shipped. High likelihood that I will get it before or or on release day.

I also ordered the 2 remastered CDs from walmart.com for only $7 a piece. It will probably brickwalled but at that price point, I'll give it a shot. The odd thing is they only had the first two CDs but not the others.

Could you please post if they are brickwalled (or not)?

But please post that information in the thread for the remasters:

viewtopic.php?f=17&t=89617

I answered myself in that thread.

Did the PledgeMusic pre-release exclusives remain truly "exclusive", or did they turn up anywhere on the general release?

I Haven't seen them so far. I'm waiting for info on the blu-ray before deciding if I'm going to grab it.

Bush were on Kimmel last night.

Played the new single "The Only Way Out" which is doing well at radio-a very good song as well as "The Chemicals Between Us".

Sounded really good.