New Jimi Hendrix any good?

[JossB]

I didn't pay much attention to it because I usually think post-humorous releases are filler, but this facebook group was giving out free downloads of the the single <link removed by mod>.

I was blown away that there is still decent material, I think I am going to buy the rest of the album, but even all it seems a tad over-produced I still found it catchy, anyone like the full album or is the single the best thing on it?

[lucifer_sam]

I usually don't take kindly to post-humorous releases either, they're never as funny as they once were.

[duga]

ziiiing

[mr dave]

Originally Posted by JossB

I was blown away that there is still decent material, I think I am going to buy the rest of the album, but even all it seems a tad over-produced I still found it catchy, anyone like the full album or is the single the best thing on it?

the disc is mostly different versions of songs readily available on other (better) posthumous compilations like

First Rays of the New Rising Sun
South Saturn Delta
Blues
Radio One (2 disc BBC Sessions)

if you're just getting into Hendrix you could do worse than picking up Valleys of Neptune, but there are better albums out there, and there's absolutely NO REASON to start with a posthumous collection if you don't have the Experience albums first, same with the more popular live releases (Woodstock / Winterland / Band of Gypsies).

[IWP]

Strange, I didn't know a dead person could release new music.

[Akira]

Yeah, TuPacs releases ended when he died.

[Janszoon]

Originally Posted by IWP

Strange, I didn't know a dead person could release new music.

Two words: radioactive meteorite.

[IWP]

Originally Posted by Akira

Yeah, TuPacs releases ended when he died.

Nugga, tupac ain't deeeaaad!!!1!1111 I smoked a blunt with him the other day.

[Antonio]

another posthumous release worth mentioning is The Cry of Love.

yeah...get that.

[captured]

I'm pretty sure Hendrix's sister released Valley Of Neptunes.
I'll buy it for sure