Karohemd's World

This dropped onto my desk today. It's a two-disc set, a CD with remixes (Two of I Cry, one each of I Am With You, Rushing, Shelter and Inner World), two new tracks (Call Me Stupid and Mission) and a DVD with live versions of Last Ship (sadly not recorded at Infest or I would have been on it, see icon), Exterminate, Annihilate, Destroy and Undone plus an "interview section".
Two new tracks, remixes, and a DVD which is basically a gimmick so not that great a value (full album price) except for die hard fans and DJs.
Mind you, the remixes are good, especially Knilf Oderberg's of Inner World but the new tracks are a bit flat and I usually like a little more substance. Leave out the DVD and price it as a MCD and I would recommend it.
This is actually the first time I'm disappointed with a Rotersand release because the new tracks aren't that inspiring. (edited because I'm stupid)

Just got Kenny Wayne Shepherd's Ten Days Out - Blues From The Back Roads, an album he recorded with various Blues greats across the country, from B.B. King to Hubert Sumlin, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, members of the Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf bands and so forth. All the tracks were either recorded live or as sessions. The music would be cool already but the album also comes with a full-length DVD with concert excerpts, interviews and behind the scenes footage. Highly recommended, and while 20.49 sounds a bit steep (import, it costs the same in dollars in the US), it's worth it for a full CD and DVD combo.

The Mimetic Dancing double CD I picked up at Infest is most likely the best bit of music I bought this weekend. Wonderfully varied from extremely mellow ambient soundscapes to tribal bouncy dancy numbers.
Ace!
I could still kick myself for not getting the new Wai Pi Wai, though...