While the original 1976 release was relatively brief, spanning eleven tracks (including short instrumentals and reprises), the blows the vault wide open. It offers a fascinating look at the creative process inside Marvin's Room. 1. The Original Album Remastered
: The cover features the 1971 painting The Sugar Shack by Ernie Barnes, which became famous for its vibrant depiction of Black joy and dance (and was later featured on the TV show Good Times ). The Deluxe Edition Features The 2003 Deluxe Edition includes:
This is why the .rar file is 2-3x larger than the standard album. The Deluxe includes:
So, you have the file: Marvin_Gaye_I_Want_You_Deluxe.rar . Now what?
The 2003 Deluxe Edition provides a rare glimpse into the "what ifs" of the sessions. It showcases how many of the tracks went through various iterations before arriving at the final, released version. The inclusion of alternate takes shows that Gaye was obsessive about getting the perfect "vibe" rather than just the perfect note.
He looked at the tracklist again. The files were changing names in real-time. Marvin_Gaye_Is_Watching.wav Marvin_Gaye_Needs_A_Light.wav
I Want You -deluxe-.rar | Marvin Gaye -
While the original 1976 release was relatively brief, spanning eleven tracks (including short instrumentals and reprises), the blows the vault wide open. It offers a fascinating look at the creative process inside Marvin's Room. 1. The Original Album Remastered
: The cover features the 1971 painting The Sugar Shack by Ernie Barnes, which became famous for its vibrant depiction of Black joy and dance (and was later featured on the TV show Good Times ). The Deluxe Edition Features The 2003 Deluxe Edition includes:
This is why the .rar file is 2-3x larger than the standard album. The Deluxe includes:
So, you have the file: Marvin_Gaye_I_Want_You_Deluxe.rar . Now what?
The 2003 Deluxe Edition provides a rare glimpse into the "what ifs" of the sessions. It showcases how many of the tracks went through various iterations before arriving at the final, released version. The inclusion of alternate takes shows that Gaye was obsessive about getting the perfect "vibe" rather than just the perfect note.
He looked at the tracklist again. The files were changing names in real-time. Marvin_Gaye_Is_Watching.wav Marvin_Gaye_Needs_A_Light.wav