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Welcome to the Real World: 25th Anniversary Edition (Digi-Pak) (Remastered)
Mr. Mister
Welcome to the Real World: 25th Anniversary Edition (Digi-Pak) (Remastered)
Genres: Pop, Rock
 
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One of the late eighties most successful albums Mr. Mister's Welcome To The Real World was a Grammy nominated venture as it topped the musical album & singles charts throughout 1985 & 1986.Fronted by lead vocalist ...  more »

     
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All Artists: Mr. Mister
Title: Welcome to the Real World: 25th Anniversary Edition (Digi-Pak) (Remastered)
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Friday Music
Original Release Date: 1/1/2010
Re-Release Date: 4/20/2010
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Pop, Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 829421116127

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One of the late eighties most successful albums Mr. Mister's Welcome To The Real World was a Grammy nominated venture as it topped the musical album & singles charts throughout 1985 & 1986.Fronted by lead vocalist bassist Richard Page & keyboardist/vocalist Steve George, this powerful quartet more than seriously dented the pop and rock charts as their signature #1 singles Broken Wings, Kyrie & Is It Love fueled the fire for this brilliant masterpiece album. Remastered from the original RCA tapes and featured in a ltd. edition digipak with the original artwork.

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CD Reviews

Drat, this is just no good.
Phil | 05/24/2010
(1 out of 5 stars)

"This review is about the re-issue / Remastering of 'Welcome To The Real World'.







The Good:





For the first time I can hear Black/White real loud without any distortion like on the old RCA release.





The OKAY:





For the first time I can hear Run To Her, Into My Own Hands & Tangent Tears real loud without any distortion like on the old RCA release, however these songs were never that good to begin with. Richer color on the front cover





The BAD:



This 25th anniversary release offers nothing except for the above mentioned (Black/White). This remastering doesn't enhance the album all that well, in fact you can find a far better mastering on the Japan Import 'Best Selection' release; so yeah, the title track, Kyrie, Broken Wings, Is It Love, Uniform of Youth & Don't Slow Down sound better on that release. I can't imagine Richard Page and the rest of the gang approving this rotten release. There is no extras anywhere on this release....no extra songs...no booklet.....no extra anything! Heck even the jewel case is cheap and slim where it can break much easier then the typical style.





The only, and I do mean 'only' reason to buy this cd is for Black/White as it has never sounded better before.

Richard Page isn't doing much of anything these days unless you count a lone Christmas song and his daughter (Aja) releasing (limited) songs, It was a pipe dream to think this release was going to do anything more then hurt my piggy bank, boo on you Friday Music (company who released this)."