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I haven't seen anything lately - when is Party At The End Of The World coming out? Is it actually coming out (ha ha)? This year? Late August or September right? Just curious.

Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

Aren't they all worth waiting for

Has anyone heard, anything about releasing any "LIVE cds" from this concert tour? ( I admit I have not been keeping track. )

Sam wrote:Has anyone heard, anything about releasing any "LIVE cds" from this concert tour? ( I admit I have not been keeping track. )

A short time after the Wrigley concerts last year I know that I saw a post that there was to be a Wrigley Live release.

thebeachbumm33 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

Aren't they all worth waiting for

Yep, but supposedly even more so than usual, this time....

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

thebeachbumm33 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

Aren't they all worth waiting for

Yep, but supposedly even more so than usual, this time....

Because it's the last one

LIPH wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

thebeachbumm33 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

Aren't they all worth waiting for

Yep, but supposedly even more so than usual, this time....

Because it's the last one

HUSH........

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

LIPH wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

thebeachbumm33 wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Latest word is November.

Lot of hard work going into this one, I've heard, and it's supposed to be worth waiting for.

Aren't they all worth waiting for

Yep, but supposedly even more so than usual, this time....

Because it's the last one

HUSH........

Until he does the next one....

jackiesic wrote:

Sam wrote:Has anyone heard, anything about releasing any "LIVE cds" from this concert tour? ( I admit I have not been keeping track. )

A short time after the Wrigley concerts last year I know that I saw a post that there was to be a Wrigley Live release.

Wrigley DVD still listed on Amazon.com with an August 1st release.

And mailboat.com is still showing mp3s as "coming soon" but it has said that for months now!

Buffett coming out with an LP? I better find a player
j/k

alot of work went into Fruitcakes so this is very exciting.and from the songs he's played already from the new album im sure its going to be a real winner.

What's the chance the new CD is "enhanced" and the video is "Here We Are" with a montage of the tailgaters like during the concert?

Sidew13 wrote:Buffett coming out with an LP? I better find a player
j/k

CDs are also technically "long players" even though they hold more music than traditional vinyl recordings.

changingchannels wrote:alot of work went into Fruitcakes so this is very exciting.and from the songs he's played already from the new album im sure its going to be a real winner.

Hasn't he only played two songs from the new album, the title track and "Here We Are"? If so, I'd say two tracks is hardly representative of an entire album. And, from what I've read, "Party At the End of the World" hasn't exactly received rave reviews.

Jahfin wrote:

changingchannels wrote:alot of work went into Fruitcakes so this is very exciting.and from the songs he's played already from the new album im sure its going to be a real winner.

Hasn't he only played two songs from the new album, the title track and "Here We Are"? If so, I'd say two tracks is hardly representative of an entire album. And, from what I've read, "Party At the End of the World" hasn't exactly received rave reviews.

depends.. it's not a bad song. Better than "Spending Money", "Mermaid in the Night" or "Strange Bird"

Jahfin wrote:

changingchannels wrote:alot of work went into Fruitcakes so this is very exciting.and from the songs he's played already from the new album im sure its going to be a real winner.

Hasn't he only played two songs from the new album, the title track and "Here We Are"? If so, I'd say two tracks is hardly representative of an entire album. And, from what I've read, "Party At the End of the World" hasn't exactly received rave reviews.

yes two songs have only appeared in concert thus far.and its totally opinion but i like them alot.i think party at the end of the world is an awesome song. u cant read into what people like about songs u have to hear them for yourself.this parrothead is excited for the album.certainly more excited than i was when i heard the first few songs off License to Chill.

RinglingRingling wrote:depends.. it's not a bad song. Better than "Spending Money", "Mermaid in the Night" or "Strange Bird"

Hey, hey now....... I LIKE Spending Money and Strange Bird!!

A woman who likes Spending Money? I'm shocked.

changingchannels wrote:

Jahfin wrote:

changingchannels wrote:alot of work went into Fruitcakes so this is very exciting.and from the songs he's played already from the new album im sure its going to be a real winner.

Hasn't he only played two songs from the new album, the title track and "Here We Are"? If so, I'd say two tracks is hardly representative of an entire album. And, from what I've read, "Party At the End of the World" hasn't exactly received rave reviews.

yes two songs have only appeared in concert thus far.and its totally opinion but i like them alot.i think party at the end of the world is an awesome song. u cant read into what people like about songs u have to hear them for yourself.this parrothead is excited for the album.certainly more excited than i was when i heard the first few songs off License to Chill.

Fair enough, I'm just saying two songs is hardly indicative of Buffett's new album being "a real winner". I'm glad to hear of Will Kimbrough's involvement but then again I didn't hate License To Chill nearly as much as I thought I was going to either. The biggest drawbacks initially were the involvement of the likes of Toby Keith and the abundance of cover tunes, the latter of which actually ended up working in it's favor. Hey, it's better than an album full of "Hokey Pokey's" and "Altered Boy's".