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Tuesday, November 20, 2007 - Donnie Vie solo album
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While a lot of artists are doing cover albums, ENUFF Z'NUFF's Donnie Vie decided to do something a little different and cover himself. Donnie took one of Enuff Z'nuff's most loved albums, 1991's Strength, and recorded acoustic and alternate versions of the songs for his new album Extra Strength. antiMusic.com is offering a preview stream of six tracks from Extra Strength. They are exclusively streaming 'Heaven Or Hell', 'Baby Loves You', 'The World Is A Gutter', 'Mother's Eyes', 'It's No Good' and 'Missing You' on their MySpace page.

The album will hit stores in the UK next week (November 26th) on Cargo Records. For the US fans (and everywhere else) Donnie is offering one new song for digital download every two weeks from his website. The digital release will include alternate versions of 'Baby Loves You' and an a-cappella version of 'Mother's Eyes' that are different from the versions on the UK release. Both feature 'It's No Good' from the Seven album and the UK version features a cover of THE BEATLES 'In My Life'.

The idea for this project came from the fans. One of the most heavily traded and most requested Enuff Z'nuff bootlegs is a three hour 1993 radio appearance where Donnie and Chip Z'nuff performed dozens of songs acoustically. Known as the Y108 tape for the radio station, it quickly became a fan favorite. Donnie saw some fan postings about the Y108 tape on his fan club message board and decided it might be fun to give fans studio recordings of acoustic versions of some of the songs and he enlisted his friend Tim Tame to help. The idea quickly turned into re-recording a full album and Donnie selected the band's sophomore effort which earned them a hot artist honor from Rolling Stone when it was released and also ranks at the top among Enuff Z'nuff fans when polled about their favorite albums. Once recording got underway, Donnie's creative side took over and the album became much more than simply acoustic re-recordings of the album tracks. There are also rumblings that Donnie may give the Paraphernalia album the extra treatment next.
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Sunday, March 21, 2004 - Pre-order new Donnie Vie CD
You can now go to: DreamlandDiscs.com and "pre-order" the new 17 track release by Donnie Vie titled "This & That"! All orders placed now will get a dollar off the price tag of the 'April 1st' release date. After that, the price goes from $15.99 to $16.99. US, Canadian and overseas orders are all being taken now.
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Album Review - Just Enough (Digital version)
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Album Review - Just Enough! (European version)
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Album Review - This & That
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DVD Review - DVieD-EP
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Album Review - Extra Strength
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Album Review - Raw Memories Chapter I: A Tale of 12 Ballads
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