Counting Crows’ 1996 sophomore album Recovering the Satellites is ready to return to vinyl. The document has been remastered from the unique 1/4″ manufacturing grasp tape, and a particular restricted version model has been pressed on 2LP 180g black vinyl with a crimson foil print of the band identify on the duvet. Each variations are out on December twelfth.
Recovering the Satellites options the singles “Angels of the Silences” and “A Long December,” the latter of which charted at quantity six on the Billboard 200. The album itself hit primary on the Billboard 200, turning into the primary of their information to take action.
Frontman Adam Duritz described the album in an interview as “the first real Counting Crows record.” As he informed Diffuser, “It’s the one where we really become ourselves. We just weren’t able to do a lot of that stuff on the first record… [the album is] a fuller picture of what we are as a band. It felt like we were only limited after that by whatever we could imagine doing. Whereas before that, I felt like we really had some serious limitations.”
The Satellites music “Have You Seen Me Lately?” has given its identify to the band’s new documentary Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Recently? The movie premiered on the Tribeca Movie Pageant again in June, however a launch date has not but been introduced. In response to Tribeca, “this vibrant and deeply personal documentary dives into the legacy of Counting Crows and their enigmatic lead singer Adam Duritz, not as a nostalgia play, but as a raw and revealing look at identity, artistry, and the fine line between performance and reality. With unprecedented access, the film follows the band’s rise from the coffeehouses of Berkeley to headlining arenas — and the emotional turbulence that came with it.”
The outline continues, “Told with wit, warmth, and the lyrical spirit that defines the Crows’ greatest hits — from ‘A Long December’ to ‘Round Here’ — the film mixes electric live footage, intimate interviews, and never-before-seen moments to create a portrait as layered and compelling as the music itself.”
Purchase Counting Crows’ Recovering The Satellites on vinyl now.
