| On the heels of the announcement of the release of Wicked Sensation Reimagined to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of that seminal record, Lynch Mob have released a static video for the title track Wicked Sensation (Reimagined). The announcement has spawned a lot of debate online about what the new versions will sound like and the fans get their first taste today. The song is available on all streaming services and heard here or below. |
| “The purpose of this album is not to replace or take away from the original recording. It is simply meant to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of an album we are all so proud of. We love the 1990 version as much as we love for this new version and had a blast exploring these old songs again,” explains George Lynch. |
| Wicked Sensation Reimagined is being released as a special limited print/deluxe anniversary edition of the album available through Rat Pak Records on August 28th (also available in Japan via Marquee/Avalon). The twelve-track album features re-worked and re-recorded versions of their 1990 classic. The album is available in multiple bundle configurations including: a limited print Yellow and Black splatter vinyl (Limited to 500), hand autographed CD bundles and cassettes and more. The various album bundles are now available for pre-order at: www.ratpakrecords.com/lynchmob. The album can also be ordered digitally via iTunes at https://smarturl.it/LynchMobws30. Fans that order the album digitally via iTunes will receive an instant download of Wicked Sensation (Reimagined). |
To view a track list, and to read more about this special release, please click here.
| Connect with Lynch Mob at .facebook.com/LynchMobBand. |
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This is one of my favorite albums of all time, so while slightly better than I expected, it cannot touch the original version.
Agreed. Mine as well. Seen back in the day. Even dug through photo album found ticket. Hammerjacks Baltimore MD. Got month but year torn off. Damn it. Got 2 B 90 – 91. Opened with Shes so evil but shes mine which at time was my fav track. Id have 2 listen 2 this more but I perfer original.
I saw them three times on that tour. Additionally, I was also interning at Elektra records at that time, so that is why I was afforded that opportunity, and the chance to meet Lynch twice.
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Oh s–t i like it, i like it a lot . That funky cold medina .
Fail. Original ROCKS. This is not good.