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4CD - Nektar - Down To Earth

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4CD - Nektar - Down To Earth4CD Import A NEW REMASTERED AND EXPANDED 4CD CLAMSHELL BOXED SET EDITION OF THIS CLASSIC ALBUM. NEWLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES. FEATURING 26 ADDITIONAL TRACKS DRAWN FROM ALTERNATE MIXES, ADDITIONAL STUDIO SESSIONS AND A PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED LIVE CONCERT RECORDED IN ST. LOUIS IN APRIL 1975. WITH ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND NEW ESSAY. First released in October 1974, the album was a conceptual piece based upon the theme of a travelling

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 A NEW REMASTERED AND EXPANDED 4CD CLAMSHELL BOXED SET EDITION OF THIS CLASSIC ALBUM.

• NEWLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES.

• FEATURING 26 ADDITIONAL TRACKS DRAWN FROM ALTERNATE MIXES, ADDITIONAL STUDIO SESSIONS AND A PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED LIVE CONCERT RECORDED IN ST. LOUIS IN APRIL 1975.

• WITH ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET AND NEW ESSAY.

First released in October 1974, the album was a conceptual piece based upon the theme of a travelling circus and was recorded at Chipping Norton Studios in England. The studio had been the location of the recording of the band’s previous album ‘Remember The Future’, issued in 1973. For ‘Down to Earth’ the band opted for a more direct approach to their music and sessions saw contributions from a horn section and legendary vocalist P.P. Arnold.

By the time ‘Down to Earth’ was released in Europe, ‘Remember The Future’ had become a top twenty US hit and the band travelled to the States to embark on a successful tour. A second US visit followed in the spring of 1975 to promote ‘Down to Earth’. The band enjoyed huge success in the mid-west playing two nights in St. Louis in April of that year.

This new clamshell box edition comprises 4 CDs and has been newly remastered from the original master tapes. It also features 26 additional tracks, including a live-in-the-studio session recorded in March 1974, alternate mixes of the album tracks and a full previously unreleased concert recorded at the Keil Auditorium in St. Louis in April 1975.

The set also includes an illustrated book with previously unseen photos and a new essay.


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S. Petrica
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 3
Video lectures, just as the subtitle promises
I was seduced into buying this set on the basis of NT Wright's reputation and advertising graphics showing Holy Land locations. Consequently, I didn't pay sufficient attention to the subtitle: "The New Testament in Its World: Video Lectures." And "lectures" is exactly what this set delivers. Talking heads, lecturing on the New Testament; sometimes in a studio, sometimes in eastern Mediterranean locations. The content is solid evangelical biblical scholarship. My disappointment is the almost complete lack of engagement with the spectacular settings much of these films are shot in. It seems to me that Wright and his producers missed a real opportunity by failing more explicitly to relate their lecture content to the places where they're standing. I give this set a three-star rating. The lectures are a perfectly fine introduction to the New Testament, if that's what you're looking for -- but you could put them on CDs or MP3s and listen in the car. The graphics add very little to these presentations.
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Hugh Whitledge
Bozeman, US
★★★★★ 1
Didn't get a lot out of it
My wife got me this for a Christmas present. Having previously made it through Eusebius' "Proof of the Gospel", she figured I could handle it. I know this is part of Zondervan's Academic product line and as such is not aimed at a general audience. What I discover was that if the audience lacks credentials in Philosophy or Theology, the incessant use of jargon and terminology that would most often only be encountered in a Seminary or Religious College is something I found off-putting.
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Chuck
Whiting, US
★★★★★ 5
Work Book
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Great study tool for the book. Recommend the book and study guide for educating one to the history of the Biblical times.
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Harold King
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Wright and Bird do an excellent job of discussing the New Testament. They offer insights from the most widely held opinions and then offer their own with a multitude of resources. It is an excellent resources within its self.
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Dr Bob
Houston, US
★★★★★ 5
Best-in-class New Testament study
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Excellent “Summa of the Summa” from NT Wright, a major modern theologian. Suitable for serious Catholic bible study, but not for lightweights. DVDs could be improved with more active material, and Bird’s Aussie accent is problematic for some US audiences.
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