Whitesnake Announce 'Love Songs' Package

Whitesnake will package all their ballads together and release Love Songs on November 6. The songs are from the period between 1987 and 2011 and will be remastered. The package will be available as a CD or double LP vinyl. 

The track listing:

1. "Love Will Set You Free"
2. "The Deeper the Love"
3. "All I Want, All I Need"
4. "Too Many Tears"
5. "Can't Go On"
6. "Is This Love"
7. "With All of My Heart"
8. "Summer Rain"
9. "Your Precious Love"
10. "Now You're Gone"
11. "Don't You Cry"
12. "Midnight Blue"
13. "Easier Said Than Done"
14. "Yours For the Asking"
15. "Let's Talk It Over"

Coming November 6th, we’re excited to announce two offerings for LOVE SONGS, it will be available on 1-CD or via a red, 180-gram, 2-LP set.⁣
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⁣The album will feature all your favorite Whitesnake love songs and power ballads, including “The Deeper the Love,” “Is This Lo… pic.twitter.com/dg1GGV3R5l

— Whitesnake (@Whitesnake) September 17, 2020

Comments

[Him]

Methinks that Coverdale is becoming the world leader in repackaging songs everyone owns in an attempt to squeeze one more cent out of his fans. It's not as if fans don't have these songs. And it certainly isn't the case that they are going to get new fans from these sorts of things. There are no State of Nature Millennials out there going: "Who is this snake of white of which you speak?"

Picture this . . .

SCENE: A pleasantly old man with resplendently white teeth sits in his cavernous (and, recently, priced more competitively for sale) manor in the mountainous splendor of Incline Village. The phone rings.

Coverdale: "Hello. Who is this?"

Meine: "Hello David. It is me, Klaus."

Coverdale: "Oh, hello Klaus. What can I do for you?"

Meine: "Nothing David. You are making us look better by comparison. So keep up the good work!"

Coverdale: "Uh, okay?"

Call ends . . . David goes back to nursing his hernia while reading a book about Tantric sex written by England's most well-known sexologist, Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner. For some reason, the thought "born to touch your feelings" enters his head. He considers releasing another 'package'.

END SCENE

[Gary]

@Him 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I’ll play too.
Pick up scene. Dave is coming out of “elective surgery”. (Vince Neal has kindly donated one of his chins to bolster Dave’s cheekbones) In a drug induced haze, Mr Coverdale thinks “I ought to release a commemorative collection of all my songs WITHOUT the word love in the title”. Alas, as the happy gas wears off,Dave realizes it’d be approximately a 3 song disc that clocks in at like 7 minutes and 12 seconds,(guitar solos included). So he scuttles the plan,(along with using another of Vinnies chins for a wheel chock for the Whitesnake tour bus), and decides to re re re re re release “Here I Go Again” but with the title changed to, wait for it, ““Here WE go again”. He even has ex Tawny Kittaen take a day off from her job as a waitress at the Flying J truck stop in Billings Montana to fall off the hood of an 86 K car while attempting a split. Fortunately she lands on Vinnie, who is at the shoot for the catering and free booze.

[Him]

Gary, you slay me! The Flying J reference was a touch of genius. You painted a twisted picture that had me laughing out loud. Thanks!