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Posted by Eis on 07-27-2004 at08:49:

  I Found...

...Vox Humana on CD at my local Christian Bookstore for 6 bucks.

They've got a used CD program, and I found the '92 re-issue (without the chronicles insert, but that'll be alright) in the bin.

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Posted by Ron E on 07-27-2004 at08:55:

 

were there two versions of this cd? That's the copy I have of it as well, I mean I have a similar copy, I didn't put mine in that bin and you just happened to pick it up...

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Posted by jiminy on 07-27-2004 at09:05:

 

I bought the re-issue
it was a little light on the artwork (compared to the original at least- on cassette-)
but the music was
well-
it was the Voxiest!

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Posted by Gabriel Syme on 07-27-2004 at09:55:

 

Great find, Eis!

I bought a Vox Humana CD about ten years ago & listened to it for ages before I realized that the tracks were off. There's no track break between "Live & Let Live" & "When Worlds Collide." Then there is a track break in the middle of "She's All Heart." It's the Stunt re-release.

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Posted by audiori on 07-27-2004 at09:59:

 

Yeah the only CD release of Vox on its own had that
single cover sheet that was blank on the back.

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Posted by dorfsmith on 07-27-2004 at11:01:

 

Great CD though!!!

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Posted by John Foxe on 07-27-2004 at12:26:

 

Yeah, I really hate the lack of attention that guy (his name was Ray I think) paid to the VH Refuge re-release. It was that split track, plus the lack of artwork and lyrics that's extremely annoying.

I find myself playing the Alarma Chronicles bookset version instead.

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Posted by dennis on 07-27-2004 at14:09:

 

I paid something like $6 for it in '98.

When I got the Alarma Bookset I gave it away.

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Posted by Mountain Fan on 07-27-2004 at14:32:

 

quote:

Originally posted by dennis I paid something like $6 for it in '98. When I got the Alarma Bookset I gave it away.

I have a reissue cassette of Vox Humana. I can mostly do without the music, althought the lyrics are pretty good. And I would buy the bookset if it was reissued and reasonable.

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Posted by PuP on 07-27-2004 at14:53:

 

When I listen to it I laugh, I cry, I space each half an hour and then give myself 60 seconds to catch my breath again.

Now where's my rocketpack?

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Posted by dennis on 07-27-2004 at15:28:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Mountain Fan quote: Originally posted by dennis I paid something like $6 for it in '98. When I got the Alarma Bookset I gave it away. I have a reissue cassette of Vox Humana. I can mostly do without the music, althought the lyrics are pretty good. And I would buy the bookset if it was reissued and reasonable.

I still have it on cassette. I think I paid less than $5.00 for it back in 1991.