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Jimmy Page soundtrack finally being released


From RollingStone.com

Jimmy Page Unearths Soundtrack Album
Guitarist releasing avant garde early Seventies instrumentals

Jimmy Page's avant garde soundtrack music from the early Seventies will finally be released on March 20th. Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks will collect several compositions that were recorded at the Led Zeppelin guitarist's home studio, including the title piece, which was intended for use in Kenneth Anger's short film Lucifer Rising. The music never made it into the picture, but Page did make a cameo in the film.

Page will release the record exclusively through his website. An LP edition will be issued on heavyweight vinyl, and a special run of numbered copies will be released as well. The first 93 copies of that set will be autographed by Page.

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From JimmyPage.com

'LUCIFER RISING AND OTHER SOUND TRACKS' RELEASED 20TH MARCH 2012

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM JIMMY PAGE

On March 20th, the Spring Equinox 2012, the title music for Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks will have its premiere and release.

The title music, along with other musical pieces recorded at my home studio in the early Seventies, have been revisited, remixed and released for the first time.

This is a musical diary of avant-garde compositions and experiments, one of which was to appear on the film Lucifer Rising.

The collection has been exhumed and is now ready for public release. This will be available exclusively on the website.

There will be a standard release on heavyweight vinyl.

In addition there will be a special run of 418 numbered copies. The first 93 copies will be signed and numbered.

There are liner notes and commentary to each track. The tracks are:

Side One
1) Lucifer Rising - Main Track

Side Two
1) Incubus
2) Damask
3) Unharmonics
4) Damask - Ambient
5) Lucifer Rising - Percussive Return

PRICES

There are three versions of Lucifer Rising available at 14:00 GMT on 20th March 2012:

Standard edition £20
Deluxe edition £30
Signed Deluxe edition £195

HOW TO BUY

'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' will be available exclusively from JimmyPage.com at 14:00 GMT (UK time) on Tuesday, 20th March 2012.

As with Death Wish II, we anticipate a high volume of traffic to the website on release day and, while we shall provide additional hosting support, we appreciate your patience in advance if JimmyPage.com is slower than normal during this period.

Visit JimmyPage.com at 14:00 GMT on Tuesday, 20th March 2012 to buy 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks'.

SIGNED AND DELUXE EDITIONS

In addition to the standard release of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks', there will be a Deluxe edition of the album available, limited to just 418 copies. The Deluxe edition is distinguishable from the standard album by its subtle artwork variations and each copy is individually hand-numbered.

Jimmy Page has signed the first 93 copies of the Deluxe edition.

HOW TO BUY A DELUXE EDITION

For fairness, Deluxe and Signed Deluxe editions of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' will only be available through a pre-registration system in advance of the release day.

On Monday, 19th March 2012, JimmyPage.com will randomly select 418 registrants from these lists - 93 from the Signed Deluxe list and 325 from the Deluxe list - to gain exclusive access for 48 hours to purchase the corresponding product.

Those wishing to purchase either a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition can register their interest by clicking the links below. Only successful registrants will be able to purchase a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition within the 48-hour window. Any remaining Deluxe or Signed Deluxe editions not purchased by successful registrants during this period will then go on general sale at 14:00 GMT on Thursday, 22nd March 2012.

PRE-REGISTRATION SYSTEM

1. Register
Register your interest in purchasing a Deluxe or Signed Deluxe edition between now and 23:59 GMT on Sunday, 18th March 2012.

Click here to register for a Deluxe edition
(325 available priced £30)

AND

Click here to register for a Signed Deluxe edition
(93 available priced £195)

Please note: You can register for both products - once for the Deluxe edition and once for the Signed Deluxe edition - but duplicate registrations per product, per account will be invalid.

2. Selecting 418 registrants
We will randomly select and email 418 successful registrants by 18:00 GMT on Monday, 19th March 2012 to confirm that a Deluxe copy (signed or unsigned) of 'Lucifer Rising and Other Sound Tracks' has been reserved for them.

Please note: Due to expected volume it will not be possible to notify unsuccessful registrants.

3. Exclusive 48-hour access
Each successful registrant will automatically be assigned exclusive access for 48 hours to purchase either the Deluxe or Deluxe Signed version of the album in the JimmyPage.com shop and be able to purchase their copy from 14:00 GMT on Tuesday, 20th March 2012 until 14:00 GMT on Thursday, 22nd March 2012.

Please note: Unsuccessful registrants will not be able to gain access to these products during the 48-hour window.



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I love JP (& Led Zep) but I heard some of this soundtrack on youtube before it was officially released, and was not impressed at all. It sounded like someone untalented randomly tinkering around on a guitar. After hearing that, I was totally turned off from the idea of actually buying the soundtrack...in that aspect, the work of Bobby Beausoleil is 100x better. Jimmy is still a rock god, but not infallible. I hate to say it but I hope someone puts up a torrent of this soundtrack so I can hear a clean version of it without having to pay for it. It just does not seem worth it.

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I got a copy of this on CD years ago from a friend of mine. Not sure where he got it. But I do agree. I don't mind it, but it's not something I'd really want to pay for. Doesn't sound like Jimmy Page. It sounds like he was just completely strung out and messing around, trying to come up with something from the occult.

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