The Latest Volleys in the Black Sabbath vs. Bill Ward Controversy

Geezer Butler

Even though Bill Ward has bowed out of the reunion and Black Sabbath have played the first of their three reunion shows, the words keep flying between camps.

On Saturday, Geezer Butler went on his website to present his side of the story in the Black Sabbath/Bill Ward contract negotiations.

HEAVY HEART

I feel sad to see the Sabbath reunion becoming a bit of a soap opera on the internet. It has been a very tough year for us as a band, having announced our reunion plans, only for Tony to be diagnosed with lymphoma, leaving us no choice but to postpone the proposed Sabbath tour, and then for Bill to go public on his site about an un-signable contract. None of us knew how Tony was going to respond to his intensive chemo therapy, and radiotherapy. Ozzy and myself flew to England to be with Tony, and on his “good” days, we’d meet at his home studio and put ideas together for the upcoming album, all sitting down together, no drummer involved, just 3 of us quietly putting together ideas. We thought that when we had enough songs together for a full band rehearsal, we’d move back to L.A and put the whole thing together with Bill. Unfortunately, to our surprise, Bill issued a statement on his site saying he’d been offered an un-signable contract. He hadn’t told any one of us he was having contractual problems, and frankly those things are worked out between our representatives, and never between the four of us let alone in public. We had the idea of keeping just one show in this year, hoping that Tony would be well enough for that show, and that things with Bill would be sorted. As you may expect, a one off show at Donnington Festival (Download) costs an absolute fortune to stage, involving over 50 people, transport, air fares, hotels, meals, agents, promotors, accountants, lawyers etc, so none of us, expected to make much money from it- it was a one off Sabbath show for the fans, before we go into recording the new album. Apparently, this wasn’t acceptable to Bill’s representatives, they wanted an amount that was so unrealistic that it seemed to have been a joke. So we resigned ourselves to doing Download without Bill, hoping he’d change his mind and at least make a guest appearance. We started rehearsals a few weeks ago with Tommy Cluefetos, the drummer who will be on the Ozzy and Friends Tour. Brilliant drummer and good bloke. It was decided we’d better do a warm up show, to break the ice since we haven’t played together live. The O2 Academy was available in Birmingham, where we were rehearsing, so we decided on that, and to make a donation to Help For Heroes Charity, since we’d be ironing out any glitches we may have. Then Bill put out a further statement saying he’d been ready to play the Birmingham show , but he was expected to have to do it “for free”- well, I think that’s basically how you raise money from gigs for charity – you play them “for free”.

All I am saying is that there are two sides to everything. I do hope to play with Bill again some day. For whatever reason; it wasn’t meant to be this time. Bill’s made his decision, and I have to respect that. Hopefully this painful year will be worth the wait for the new Sabbath album and end in joy and happiness for all.
Stay frosty,
Geezer

That led to Ward posting a new rebuttal on his website to dispute some of Butler's claims:

Dear Sabbath Fans and Musicians,

I have read Geezer’s statement of May 19, 2012 titled “Heavy Heart.” Out of respect for the Birmingham gig, I wanted to wait 24 hours before releasing this statement. There are some points he brought up which I want to respond to.

1) I had indeed notified Ozzy, Tony and Geezer, well before my first public statement, that I was having contractual difficulties.

2) I came out into a public forum to be accountable to the fans primarily, and to say at a public level there’s a problem. The band members stopped talking and corresponding with me some time ago, with the exception of a nice letter from Tony on my birthday. Prior to that, Geezer and I were corresponding, but that stopped abruptly in late February after I emailed a specific question to him.

3) In my statement of May 15, I clearly stated I would play Birmingham for free. That was not a problem – charity or otherwise.

4) My Download fee was not an extravagant amount. Originally, when Download was part of a full tour, I had asked for a decent fee. More recently, as we were negotiating just Download/Birmingham and Lollapalooza, I told my attorney that I would accept the proposed small Download fee, but there were other parts of the offer that were unsatisfactory.

I will continue to be honest and respectful towards the band and our fans. I will also confront any untruths about me, and any fault finding missions aimed at me that come to my attention.
I hope the band and the fans had a good gig in Brum.

Stay safe/stay strong.
Bill Ward

Awaiting the next statement.

Posted On: Monday, May 21, 2012 at 1:19 am EDT

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Watch: David Lee Roth Tries to Clear the Record on the Van Halen Postponement

David Lee Roth from Van Halen has posted a statement on-line confirming the report that the group was postponing over thirty shows in North America due to being tired. From what can be deciphered here, it looks like their will be a break followed by Japan and Australia followed by the rescheduled North American dates.

Posted On: Monday, May 21, 2012 at 12:17 am EDT

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Robin Gibb (1949-2012)

Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees has passed away from cancer at the age of 62.

The Gibb family has released the following statement:

The family of Robin Gibb, of the Bee Gees, announce with great sadness that Robin passed away today following his long battle with cancer and intestinal surgery. The family have asked that their privacy is respected at this very difficult time.

Robin, his twin brother Maurice and older brother Barry Gibb formed the Bee Gees (Brothers Gibb) in Brisbane, Australia in 1958 just after the family migrated from Manchester, UK to Australia. Maurice and Robin were 9-years old at the time. Barry was 12.

Robin was officially the lead singer of the Bee Gees although brother Barry added the falsetto lead to the group’s disco hits of the 70s.

The Bee Gees first hit was Spicks and Specks in Australia in 1966. It was actually their 12th single. Their Australian label Festival Records was about to drop them when they scored that first hit. Spicks and Specks was voted the Best Single of 1967 by Go-Set magazine.

The Bee Gees went on to sell over 200 million records making them one of the biggest selling acts of all-time behind Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney.

In 1967, the Gibb’s father Hugh sent a demo to The Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Brian passed on the group but sent the demo to his friend Robert Stigwood who picked them up for a 5-year contract. Their first song with Stigwood, New York Mining Disaster 1941 became a Top 20 hit in the UK and USA. Their next single To Love Somebody was covered by Janis Joplin. Massachusetts became their first UK number 1.

Things went sour in 1970 when I.O.I.O. failed to chart. Maurice left the band and Barry recorded a solo album that was never released. By the end of the year, the brothers had made up and the Bee Gees were back together for more hits including How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, My World and Run To Me.

By 1973, the hits had run out and it once again looked like it was all over for the Bee Gees until they met soul music producer Arif Mardin. Mardin took them in a new direction … R&B. Their friend Eric Clapton suggested they move to Miami and there with Mardin they recorded the songs that gave them a new life Jive Talking and Nights On Broadway.

Their next album Children Of The World contained the first of their disco hits You Should Be Dancing. At the time Robert Stigwood had branched into film and was making Saturday Night Fever. He recruited the Bee Gees to put together the soundtrack after the film had been made. They wrote Night Fever, Staying Alive and How Deep Is Your Love for the movie. It gave them three US number one hits and the soundtrack became the biggest selling soundtrack of all-time.

Barry was writing more songs than the brothers could use. He gave Emotion to Aussie singer Samantha Sang, Islands In The Stream to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers and Franki Valli recorded Grease for the movie of the same name. The Bee Gees were the hottest performers and songwriters on the planet.

The final Bee Gees album was This Is Where I Came In in 2001. It was their 22nd.

The Bee Gees officially ended in 2003 with the death of Maurice. Barry and Robin announced then that they would never perform as the Bee Gees again. However, they did plan a live reunion in 2009 but it never went ahead.

Robin Gibb was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth II in 2002 but was not presented with the award until 2004, delayed because of the death of his Maurice. Robin was also awarded the Honorary Degree of the Doctor of Music by the University of Manchester in 2004.

Robin’s health problems began in August, 2010 when he started to have stomach pains and was rushed to hospital for emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. It was the same condition that killed his brother Maurice in 2003. (His other brother Andy Gibb died in 1988 at the age of 30).

In November, 2011, Gibb revealed he had been battling colon and liver cancer. On March 4, 2012 Robin announced he was in remission from cancer but was again hospitalised on March 28. He slipped into a coma, yesterday, April 14.

Robin is survived by his mother Barbara, brother Barry, wife Dwina, daughter Melissa and sons Spencer and Robin-John.

Posted On: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 7:04 pm EDT

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Watch: Mick Jagger on Saturday Night Live: The Performances

Mick Jagger performed three times last night on Saturday Night live, once with the Foo Fighters, once with Jeff Beck and once with Arcade Fire (twice if you count the final farewell number to Kristen Wigg, although Jagger didn't actually sing during that segment).

With the Foo Fighters on 19th Nervous Breakdown and It's Only Rock and Roll


With Jeff Beck on Tea Party


With Arcade Fire on The Last Time

Posted On: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 6:05 pm EDT

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Set List: The First Black Sabbath Reunion Concert @ Birmingham, England

Black Sabbath performed the first show since their reunion at the O2 Academy in their hometown of Birmingham last night.

The line-up was minus founding member Bill Ward. Ozzy Osbourne’s drummer Tommy Cluefetos took Ward’s place. Ozzy was on vcoals with Geezer Butler on bass and Tony Iommi on guitar.

Black Sabbath have cut back their appearances and will now only play the headline slot on the Download Festival and at Lollapalooza.

The show in Birmingham last night was a warm-up show.

The Black Sabbath setlist was:

Main Set

• Into The Void 
(from Master of Reality, 1971)
• Under The Sun 

(from Black Sabbath Vol. 4, 1972)
• Snowblind 

(from Black Sabbath Vol. 4, 1972)
• War Pigs 
(from Paranoid, 1970)
• Wheels of Confusion

 (from Black Sabbath Vol. 4, 1972)
• Electric Funeral 
(from Paranoid, 1970)
• Black Sabbath 
(from Black Sabbath, 1970)
• The Wizard 
(from Black Sabbath, 1970)
• Behind The Wall of Sleep 
(from Black Sabbath, 1970)
• NIB 
(from Black Sabbath, 1970)
• Fairies Wear Boots 
(from Paranoid, 1970)
• Tomorrow’s Dream 
(from Black Sabbath Vol. 4, 1972)
• Sweet Leaf 
(from Master of Reality, 1971)
• Symptom of The Universe (from Sabotage, 1975) / Drum Solo
• Iron Man 
(from Paranoid, 1970)
• Dirty Women 
(from Technical Ecstasy, 1976)
• Children of The Grave 
(from Master of Reality, 1971)

Encore

• Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, 1973)
• Paranoid (from Paranoid, 1970)

Posted On: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 5:37 pm EDT

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The Black Sabbath/Bill Ward Situation Gets Stranger

When Bill Ward said he was done with Black Sabbath's reunion, he wasn't kidding.

In a move reminiscent of Michael Anthony's complete removal from the Van Halen website, there is now no sign of Ward on the Sabbath site. The difference is, this was all Ward's doing.

Representatives for the drummer contacted the group and requested that his pictures be removed from the site. Per the official statement:

At the request of Bill Ward, through his attorney, so as to not give the public the wrong impression about his involvement in the current Black Sabbath lineup, we have temporarily removed Bill Ward’s images from the main pages of the official website. In accordance with Bill Ward’s attorney’s request, we are doing so for the duration of the forthcoming shows.

Fans were quick to react, blaming Sabbath for the move but it is now clear that their comments were misplaced. Even though the pictures are gone, there remains a statement from Ozzy on the site saying "In my opinion, there's only ever been one Black Sabbath, and that's Iommi, Osbourne, Butler and Ward."

Posted On: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 12:39 am EDT

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Chart Watch America: Lionel Richie Moves 6 to 3 in Sixth Week as Top Veteran Artist

Lionel Richie climbs back up the charts from 6 to 3 to hold the top selling album by a veteran artist for the sixth consecutive week. Tuskegee also remains at number 2 on the Country Albums.

Only two new albums by veteran artists chart this week. At 86 is the 50th Anniversary Zine by the Beach Boys containing one new song and a number of classics on the CD and a magazine with the history of the group.

At 116 is Glenn Frey's foray into the world of standards with After Hours. It's his first charting solo album since 1988's Soul Searchin'.  

Veteran Artist Index for May 26, 2012:

2954  -562 (-16.0%)

The Veteran Artist Index tracks the impact of albums by veteran artists on the Billboard Top 200. Any album that is by or, in the case of soundtracks and various artists albums, have a majority of track by artists who have been recording for 25 years or more is included in the index. Points are awarded on a reverse basis with a number 1 album receiving 200 points and a number 200 album receiving 1 point.

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Chart Date May 26, 2012

Comprehensive

Top 200 Albums

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	Blown Away	Carrie Underwood
2	4	21	Adele
3	6	Tuskegee	Lionel Richie
4	3	Now 42	Various Artists
5	2	…Little Broken Hearts	Norah Jones
24	24	Slip Stream	Bonnie Raitt
29	18	Licensed to Ill	Beastie Boys
33	41	Whitney: The Greatest Hits	Whitney Houston
65	53	Wrecking Ball	Bruce Springsteen
70	20	Early Takes: Volume 1	George Harrison
73	51	Sold Gold Hits	Beastie Boys
75	159	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Etta James
77	65	MDNA	Madonna
86	N	Limited Edition: 50th Anniversary Collectors 'Zine	Beach Boys
94	88	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Lionel Richie
99	N	Decades of Worship	Michael W. Smith
103	150	The Very Best of Neil Diamond	Neil Diamond
109	117	Greatest Hits	Journey
113	86	A Different Kind of Truth	Van Halen
116	N	After Hours	Glenn Frey
118	147	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Temptations
120	103	Chronicle: 20 Greatest Hits	Creedence Clearwater Revival Featuring John Fogerty
124	189	Duets II	Tony Bennett
135	191	My Love is Your Love	Whitney Houston
143	118	The Legendary Demos	Carole King
146	106	NOW That's What I Call Classic Rock Hits	Various Artists
147	R	Glory	Michael W. Smith
151	93	Legend: The Best of Bob Marley & the Wailers	Bob Marley & the Wailers
153	137	Ultimate Hits: Rock and Roll Never Forgets	Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band
157	56	Paul's Boutique	Beastie Boys
160	144	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Lynyrd Skynyrd
168	175	Greatest Hits	Red Hot Chili Peppers
171	187	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Aerosmith
172	163	Greatest Hits	Guns N' Roses
173	182	The Definitive Collection	Lionel Richie
175	161	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Eric Clapton
182	156	The Bodyguard	Whitney Houston
183	188	The Wall	Pink Floyd
186	R	Very Best of	Daryl Hall & John Oates
188	107	Hot Sauce Committee, Part 2	Beastie Boys
190	122	Locked Down	Dr. John
193	172	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Barry White
194	184	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of	Three Dog Night
195	197	Super Hits	Willie Nelson
196	171	I Look to You	Whitney Houston
199	R	Rocket Man: Number Ones	Elton John
		Dropped Out:
X	77	Live in London	Barry Manilow With the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra
X	91	Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Covers	Red Hot Chili Peppers
X	109	Ill Communications	Beastie Boys
X	124	Check Your Head	Beastie Boys
X	141	Beastie Boys Anthology: The Sounds of Science	Beastie Boys
X	145	Dave's Picks: Volume 2: Dillon Stadium, Hartford, CT, 7/31/74	Grateful Dead
X	149	Joyful Noise	Soundtrack
X	170	Whitney Houston	Whitney Houston
X	196	I'm With You	Red Hot Chili Peppers

The balance of the American charts are after the cut.



Top 100 Singles

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	Somebody That I Used to Know	Gotye Featuring Kimbra
2	3	Payphone	Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa
3	2	We Are Young	fun. Featuring Janelle Monae
4	4	Call Me Maybe	Carly Rae Jepsen
5	5	Wild Ones	Flo Rida Featuring Sia
-	-	No Veteran Artists Charting

Top 40 Digital Songs

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	Somebody That I Used to Know	Gotye Featuring Kimbra
2	2	Payphone	Maroon 5 Featuring Wiz Khalifa
3	3	Call Me Maybe	Carly Rae Jepsen
4	5	Boyfriend	Justin Bieber
5	4	We Are Young	fun. Featuring Janelle Monae
-	-	No Veteran Artists Charting

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R&B

Top 40 R&B Albums

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	N	This is How I Feel	Tank
2	1	Strange Clouds	B.o.B.
3	N	Go Get It (Soundtrack)	Mary Mary
4	2	Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded	Nicki Minaj
5	4	Talk That Talk	Rihanna
39	27	Marley: The Original Soundtrack	Bob Marley & the Wailers

Top 50 R&B Singles

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	Climax	Usher
2	2	Birthday Cake	Rihanna
3	3	Leave You Alone	Young Jeezy Featuring Ne-Yo
4	4	Up!	LoveRance Featuring IamSu & Skipper or 50 Cent
5	7	Cashin Out	Ca$hOut
-	-	No Veteran Artists Charting

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Country

Top 40 Country Albums

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	Blown Away	Carrie Underwood
2	2	Tuskegee	Lionel Richie
3	3	Tailgates & Tanlines	Luke Bryan
4	8	Changed	Rascal Flatts
5	6	Chief	Eric Church
32	30	Icon	George Strait

Top 30 Country Songs

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	2	Fly Over States	Jason Aldean
2	1	Over You	Miranda Lambert
3	5	Somethin' 'Bout a Truck	Kip Moore
4	4	No Hurry	Zac Brown Band
5	7	Good Girl	Carrie Underwood
		No Veteran Artists Charting

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Rock

Top 25 Rock Albums

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	1	…Little Broken Hearts	Norah Jones
2	N	Neck of the Woods	Silversun Pickups
3	2	Blunderbuss	Jack White
4	5	Making Mirrors	Gotye
5	6	Love is a Four Letter Word	Jason Mraz
7	10	Slipstream	Bonnie Raitt
24	21	Wrecking Ball	Bruce Springsteen
		Dropped Out:
X	7	Early Takes: Volume 1	George Harrison

Top 25 Rock Songs

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	2	Burn It Down	Linkin Park
2	1	Somebody That I Used to Know	Gotye Featuring Kimbra
3	3	Gold on the Ceiling	Black Keys
4	4	We Are Young	fun. Featuring Janelle Monae
5	5	Live to Rise	Soundgarden
11	12	Look Around	Red Hot Chili Peppers
19	23	You're a Lie	Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators

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Dance

Top 25 Dance/Club Play Songs

TW	LW	Title	Artist
1	3	Dance Again	Jennifer Lopez Featuring Pitbull
2	4	Brokenhearted	Karmin
3	6	Titanium	David Guetta Featuring Sia
4	1	Somebody That I Used to Know	Gotye Featuring Kimbra
5	2	Starships	Nicki Minaj
-	-	No Veteran Artists Charting
		Dropped Out:
X	15	Girl Gone Wild	Madonna
X	24	I'm Not Leaving	The Crystal Method Featuring Martha Reeves

Posted On: Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 11:53 pm EDT

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Just How Old is Loretta Lynn? History Says 77 But Paperwork Tells a Different Story

A reporter from the Associated Press was recently going through some old documentation on-line and found something a bit controversial, Loretta Lynn's birth certificate.

The certificate says that Lynn was born on April 14, 1932, which would make the singer 80. That wouldn't be a problem except that most biographical information says that she is 77.

Loretta has never come straight out and said how old she was, but she said in her 1976 biography, Coal Miner's Daughter, that she was 13 when she married O.V. "Mooney" Lynn in 1948, a "fact" that has become a major part of her life story. Unfortunately, it appears that it isn't true as she would have been 15 (almost 16) on January 10, 1948 which is the date on her marriage certificate.

Further digging by the AP has turned up even more documents to support the new age. Her marriage license states the age of 15 (legal at the time in Kentucky) and two affidavits signed by her family that establishes the 1932 date.

So, it looks like one of the favorite pieces of trivia about Loretta Lynn may actually be a fable, but it doesn't diminish in one bit the importance and impact her career has had to the world of music.

Posted On: Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 6:09 pm EDT

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Crowded House Drummer Peter Jones Succumbs to Cancer

Peter Jones, drummer for Crowded House from 1994 to 1996, died on Friday after battling brain cancer.

Peter was the drummer for the group for extended periods after Paul Hester left the band. He also played with them during the farewell concert Farewell To The World on the steps of the Sydney Opera House on Sister Madly. In addition, Peter played with Crowded House when they appeared on Later With Jools Holland.

He has played with Vince Jones, Kate Ceberano and was also a member of Deadstar with Caroline Kennedy, Nick Seymour (Crowded House) and Barry Palmer (Hunters and Collectors) for their second album.

Peter also played with Ross Hannaford, Rowland S. Howard and Lisa Miller.

A statement added to the Crowded House website today says, “We are in mourning today for the death of Peter Jones. We remember him as a warm hearted, funny and talented man, who was a valuable member of Crowded House. He played with style and spirit. We salute him and send our love and best thoughts to his family and friends”.

Posted On: Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 5:47 pm EDT

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Preview: XXX - Asia

Artist: Asia
Title: XXX
Release Date: July 3, 2012
Label: Frontier Records
Format(s): CD, CD/DVD, DD

Thirty years after their huge debut, Asia returns with all of their original members (Geoff Downes, Steve Howe, Carl Palmer & John Wetton) for XXX (pronounced "Triple X") on July 3 via Frontier Records.

The new record, produced by Mike Paxman, is being hailed as ASIA's best album since its classic early 80s releases, and features original artwork by Roger Dean.

The first single taken from the highly anticipated new album is entitled Face On The Bridge, which was released worldwide on May 14th.



"We're very pleased with, and confident about XXX," says John Wetton. "It encapsulates, lyrically and instrumentally, the essence of Asia today. However, it is the very same four people that gave you the original, iconic album 30 years ago. If you loved it then, you will love it now."
"We wanted to recapture the energy of the first album," adds Asia's guitarist, Steve Howe. "Asia has always been about great songs, and fantastic musicianship. I'm sure fans of the first album, will fall in love with XXX." In addition Asia has also completed Resonance, a DVD concert film of the group's 2010/2011 Omega World Tour, captured live in Switzerland which will be released later in the fall.

To celebrate their 30th Anniversary, Asia will release a collector's edition box set based on their legendary 1982 eponymous debut album, including 2 audio CDs (a re-mastered edition of the debut album, plus a CD of live rare tracks), an expansive historical booklet, a limited edition Asia T-shirt, items from Asia's 1982 tour, plus a DVD of the new band documentary: Asia: 30 Years On. A newly commissioned painting by Roger Dean updates the symbolic dragon and pearl from 1982 to 2012.

The following are the current dates for Asia's upcoming tour:

• 10/17 - Red Bank, NJ - Count Basie
• 10/18 - Boston, MA - Wilbur Theater
• 10/19 - Westbury, NY - Westbury Theater
• 10/20 - Philadelphia, PA - Keswick
• 10/21 - Wilmington, DE - Opera House
• 10/23 - Verona, NY - Turning Stone Casino
• 10/25 - Ridgefield, CT - Ridgefield Playhouse
• 10/26 - Uncasville, CT - Mohegan Sun
• 10/27 - NY, NY - Best Buy Theater
• 10/28 - York, PA - Strand Capital
• 10/30 - Annapolis, MD - Rams Head On Stage
• 11/01 - Royal Oak, MI - Royal Oak
• 11/02 - St. Charles, IL - Arcada Theatre
• 11/03 - Sloan, IA - Winnavegas Casino Showroom
• 11/08 - Santa Ynez, CA - Chumash Casino
• 11/09 - Agoura Hills, CA - Canyon Club
• 11/10 - Las Vegas, NV - Green Valley Casino
• 11/11 - San Juan Capistrano, CA - Coach House
• 11/13 - Scottsdale, AZ - Talking Stick Casino
• 11/16 - Dallas, TX - Granada Theater
• 11/17 - Austin, TX - One World Theatre (2 shows)
• 11/20 - Clearwater, FL - Capitol Theatre
• 11/21 - Orlando, FL - Fl Plaza Theatre
• 11/23 - Manistee, MI - Little River Casino Resort

Track List:


Standard CD

• Tomorrow the World
• Bury Me In Willow
• No Religion
• Faithful
• I Know How You Feel
• Face on the Bridge
• Al Gatto Nero
• Judas
• Ghost of a Chance

Posted On: Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 1:19 am EDT

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