Wondering if anyone has the audio cd.....

[Praetorian]

Hey guys, nobody probably listens the same music as I do but I figured I'd take a shot at this. Anyone have the cd Red Revolution from the group Shaded Red that they'd be willing to sell? I've got a burnt copy cause I wasn't able to find it, but I'm trying to find an original for a special someone. Let me know if you can help in any way. Thanks in advance.

[Pshawn5]

ooh a special someone eh?! i'll be on the lookout!

[Praetorian]

hehe, the cd is one of two years old, the group is no longer together, and I've never been able to find it anywhere. Thanks for any help you can give me shawn.

[vass0922]

have you tried the local cd store? Sometimes they can look through their books and special order.

Also check around for stores with used cd's

[Praetorian]

Yeah, I looked everywhere here. Been lookin' online and found it once in eBay, but I missed the end bidding by about 5 mins. I'll keep lookin' though.

[Richard Cranium]

I didn't find the album, however found some commentary on them
(have you tried to order it from a Chain music store?);

Formed in Denver in 1993 by brothers Jamie and Jonathan Roberts, Shaded Red

Here are Jamie's favorite CDs.



1 Peter Gabriel: So
Jamie Roberts: "This is probably the paramount Peter Gabriel album, at least for Jon and me. We've always gotten into albums that are a bit artistic but with a pop edge that keeps them graspable."
2
Led Zeppelin: BBC Sessions
"We would like to be that kind of musical band -- a band that's not 10 years behind the times, but rather that's at the forefront of things."
3
Jimi Hendrix: Experience Hendrix-Best Of Jim
"We really like that kind of authentic, guitar-driven music. And of course Hendrix leads right to people like Lenny Kravitz, who we also like."
4
Cream: Very Best Of Cream
"I love Cream's writing. The way they mixed the guitar and the vocals is particularly artistic."
5 Beatles: Beatles
"The whole album is so raw, and so passionate, whether you're talking about 'Birthday,' 'Helter Skelter,' or even 'Blackbird.' Since it was a later Beatles album, it was a little more eclectic. As a band, we've tried to take something from that album's sparse production style."
6
Phil Collins: Hits
"I love singable songs. The talent that came out of Genesis is just unreal."
7
Maynard Ferguson: Chameleon
"That album is where a lot of our horn influences come from. It's a great trumpet album. Jon and I listen to it all the time."
8
Sly & The Family Stone: Anthology
"I like the fact that Sly puts a bit of edge in his funk. He's another artist I grew up loving."
9 Cheap Trick: Greatest Hits
"[Rick Nielsen] is an automatic guitar forefather to us. If you listen to a song like 'Surrender,' you can really hear a lot of Cheap Trick's influence on us."

Btw, this collection mirrors my interests.

[Praetorian]

Darn. I've looked all over the net. I can only find the self titled album, not the 2nd one which is what I'm looking for.

[Germ]

Did you try www.cdnow.com? When I can't find something anywhere else 9 times out of 10 they have it.

[Praetorian]

Originally posted by Germ
Did you try www.cdnow.com? When I can't find something anywhere else 9 times out of 10 they have it.

They've got the 1st album on tape for $10. Not the 2nd.

[vass0922]

have you tried to check around the record labels site for more information? If its been discontinued they'd know... maybe find an email address to ask questions about specific bands