Ghost Brothers CD

**kingricefan** · November 15th, 2012

Originally Posted by Moderator

Here's the most recent news which says the CD will be out March 19, 2013. Not sure if the 19th was coincidental.

I've heard this recording and thought it was very good but it will be a different take on the songs for those who saw the stage production.

Yeah, I caught the release date and once again the dreaded '19' rears it's ugly head!!!!!

**TheHade** · November 19th, 2012

Thank you very much for your replies, Ms. Mod & blunthead!

Originally Posted by Moderator

will contact Concord Records to see if they have an answer.

Thank you. I'm interested in their reply.

Originally Posted by Moderator

Maybe this will be discussed in the mini-documentary or be part of the bonus material they're including in the DVD version.

I strongly hope so because this project has a long and complicated history!

**Haunted** · November 26th, 2012

http://www.ajc.com/news/news/king-me...gets-re/nTFMj/

**OldDarth** · January 29th, 2013

So glad this is getting a release!

Stephen King and John Cougar together. Two of my favorite artists together. What more can one ask for? Hope the DVD contains a full video of one of the live performances.

**Moderator** · April 10th, 2013

Want to give a shout out to The Overlook Connection. They're offering to include free an actual program booklet from the Atlanta stage production with pre-orders of the Ghost Brothers CD while supplies last. For more information, visit their web site at this link.

**OldDarth** · 1 Week Ago

My hardcover edition just arrived!

Overall I'm happy with this edition - gorgeous sleeve to hold the book, which is a soft, dark brown pebble that looks like a photo album. Wish it was hard cover too though.

The major knock I have is the discs are stored in cut out pockets on the inside of the back cover. Would have much preferred jewel cases. A matter of preference.

Bev, you'll have to let us know what the digital version has that the book does not.

The book is much larger than I expected, it's 11 x 11 inches - thought it would be more disc sized - which is great because it makes reading the Libretto so much easier with the larger text.

All in all a very nice package.

Now off to listening!

**arista** · 1 Week Ago

I just heard a very interesting interview from John Mellencamp-It sounds like this project has had a very complicated history-but it sounds very good now.

**OldDarth** · 1 Week Ago

I have listened to the album several times now and there are several outstanding tracks:
1) "That's Me"
2) "That's Who I Am"
3) "So Goddamn Smart"
4) "How Many Days"
5) "Home Again"
6) "Brotherly Love"
7) "My Name is Joe"
8) "Tear This Cabin Down"
9) "What Kind of Man Am I?"
10) "Truth"

All excellent tracks, which is very good for an album with 17 of them. The others are solid too but these stand out for me. The real stand outs 4, 5, 7, 8, & 10

Besides the aforementioned disc holders for the hardcover edition, the other disappointment is no video - or audio - of a full stage production. That would have been sweet.