B-Sides Rarities
Deftones
Rhino / Wea
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$24.98 |
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$22.99 |
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$8.83 |
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$8.99 |
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45 |
| Total Used: |
19 |
DVD Details:
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- Format: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics
- Rated:
- Studio: Rhino / Wea
- Theatrical Release Date: Dec 31, 1969
- DVD Release Date: Oct 04, 2005
- Run Time:
- ASIN: B0009S3HI0
- UPC: 081227646028
- Sales Rank: 39349
Tracks:
Disc 1:
1: Savory
2: Wax and Wayne
3: Change (In the House of Flies) (Acoustic)
4: Simple Man
5: Sinatra
6: No Ordinary Love
7: Teenager
8: Crenshaw Punch/I'll Throw Rocks At You
9: Black Moon
10: If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
11: Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
12: Digital Bath (Acoustic)
13: Chauffeur
14: Be Quiet And Drive (Far Away) (Acoustic)
Disc 2:
1: 7 Words
2: Bored
3: My Own Summer
4: Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)
5: Change (In the House of Flies)
6: Back to School (Mini Maggit)
7: Digital Bath
8: Minerva
9: Hexagram
10: Bloody Cape
11: Engine Number 9
Editorial Review from Album Description:
A metallic rush of guitars and thundering drums, Deftones' music both epitomizes the hard-and-fast glory of post-grunge alt-metal and blows it wide open with innovation. As the Northern California-bred quintet evolved through a string of acclaimed albums and incessant, high-velocity touring, they also incorporated modern rock influences including The Cure and The Smiths into their Soundgarden/Tool/Rage Against the Machine/Pantera-inspired sonics. Now Maverick's new compilation sheds light on lesser-known output with covers, unreleased mixes, video B-Roll, and other choice rarities.
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    Odds and Sods Collections Are Never Perfect, 2006-12-29
First off, the DVD is great, and that's probably the reason most people buy this set. It's nice to have all the videos in one place. As for the CD, it's a mish-mash and suffers as a result, but that's to be expected. Most of the songs on here are just curiosities, especially the four reworked/acoustic versions of older songs. You probably won't revisit them too often, with the possible exception of the acoustic "Be Quiet and Drive" which is very compelling. Then there are EIGHT covers, which vary in quality. The Deftones' interpretations of "Savory" and "The Chauffeur" are fantastic, and "Simple Man" and "No Ordinary Love" are also unique and good. "Wax and Wane" is not a very good song in its own right, so I don't care for the cover. Unfortunately, "If Only Tonight We Could Sleep" and "Please Please Please..." just aren't great covers. Finally, there are two Deftones originals, "Crenshaw Punch" and "Black Moon." The first is a great addition to their catalogue, while the latter is purely a rap song which I don't like. In terms of pacing, the disc is great until the four-song set of "Black Moon"-"If Only Tonight We Could Sleep"-"Please Please Please..."-"Digital Bath (acoustic)," which almost kills it, though it's revived by "The Chauffeur." All in all, you're sure to enjoy several of these tracks (at least "Savory" and "The Chauffeur") as a Deftones fan, but you're also likely to find at least a couple of songs to be lacking.
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