[2018-08-17] David Lee Roth "Sonrisa Salvaje" repress of 2007 remaster (Friday)

Linda · **Posted:** Sat Aug 11, 2018 1:50 pm

Description
There are always landmark albums in the lives of classic rock artists like the multi-platinum rocker David Lee Roth. His career took off out of the box along with his bandmates Van Halen back in 1978 with their debut album, and when David released his first solo Eat ‘Em And Smile (FRM-2547), the classic rock world rewarded him with further gold and platinum accolades. Always the game changer, David and his band consisting of superstars Steve Vai (guitar), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Gregg Bissonette (drums) decided to record their Eat ‘Em And Smile album entirely in Spanish. The very rare album Sonrisa Salvaje has been out of print for quite some time….that is until now. Friday Music is honored to present another exciting installment in our David Lee Roth/Friday Music Original Master Series with his rockin’ Spanish album Sonrisa Salvaje. Featuring the entire Eat ‘Em And Smile album recorded brilliantly in Spanish, you will dig revisiting tunes like Yankee Rose, La Calle Del Tobaco (Tobacco Road) and Loco Del Calor! (Goin’ Crazy). To enhance your listening pleasure, we are including original artwork elements, and of course stellar mastering by Joe Reagoso (David Lee Roth), making this an even more rewarding listen for the fans! GOIN’ CRAZY!!

Tracklist
1. Yankee Rose
2. Tímido
3. Soy Fácil
4. Noche De Ronda En La Ciudad
5. ¡Loco Del Calor!
6. La Calle Del Tabacco
7. Arma De Caza Mayor
8. En Busca De Pleito
9. Cuánto Frenesí
10. Así Es La Vida

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Mark MN · 13 Aug 2012

I have no use for this at all. Why can't the original release be remastered??????????

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Mark MN wrote:

I have no use for this at all. Why can't the original release be remastered??????????

Yeah, I've never understood that. You think that and Skyscraper would have gotten the remastered treatment by now.

Mark MN · 13 Aug 2012

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Mark MN wrote:

I have no use for this at all. Why can't the original release be remastered??????????

Yeah, I've never understood that. You think that and Skyscraper would have gotten the remastered treatment by now.

I wouldn't argue the Spanish version being done along with the original, but to do this one and not the other is idiocy.

Eat 'Em is a very fine album from start to finish. Skyscraper was a disappointment for me, but it's not bad. But I guess when you do a killer album, the follow up will be under a microscope.

Linda · **Posted:** Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:43 pm

Mark MN wrote:

I wouldn't argue the Spanish version being done along with the original, but to do this one and not the other is idiocy.

Just speculation on my part, but I would assume that the English version is either more expensive to license or not currently available for licensing at all.

Mark MN · 13 Aug 2012

Linda wrote:

Mark MN wrote:

I wouldn't argue the Spanish version being done along with the original, but to do this one and not the other is idiocy.

Just speculation on my part, but I would assume that the English version is either more expensive to license or not currently available for licensing at all.

That would be sad if that's the case. They'd sell a lot of copies if a remaster was done.

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Mark MN wrote:

Linda wrote:

Mark MN wrote:

I wouldn't argue the Spanish version being done along with the original, but to do this one and not the other is idiocy.

Just speculation on my part, but I would assume that the English version is either more expensive to license or not currently available for licensing at all.

That would be sad if that's the case. They'd sell a lot of copies if a remaster was done.

I think that would have been the case ten years ago or earlier. It would sell to hardcore fans, but it's mainly middle aged people like me at this point.

[2018-08-17] David Lee Roth "Sonrisa Salvaje" repress of 2007 remaster (Friday)

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