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Audience 6.4 - Very lo-fi and not super clear but it’s a very cool early show. -
Soundboard 9.1 - The source used for this CD is a DAT tape made from a direct transfer of Joey Molland’s tapes of the show. Whether that means it is the same as what else is out there, I do not know, but it is possible that the radio station did their own recording for broadcast and other releases use the FM broadcast. This is not that! The sound quality is uneven at times while the levels are adjusted but after that it’s smooth sailing. -
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Studio Quality - 9.5 - All excellent stuff, a great comprehensive collection.
Badfinger Come And Get It All The Apple Years 4 CD / 1 DVD Box Set Disc 1 (1967-1974) 01 I`m Too Shy 02 Tube Train 03 She Came Out Of The Cold 04 I`ve Been There Once Before 05 Black And White Rainbows 06 Girl Next-Door In The Miniskirt 07 Tomorrow Today 08 Mr. Strangeways 09 Bittersweet Adieu 10 How Does It Feel 11 Taxi 12 Take Good Care Of My Baby 13 Clown Of The Party 14 Knocking Down Our Home [Demo] 15 Man Without A Heart [Demo] 16 Take It All [Demo] 17 Blind Owl [Demo] 18 Hey, Mr. Manager 19 Ringside [Demo] 20 I Believe In You 21 Pete Ham Phone Call October 27, 1974 22 John Forgot To Sing Christmas Hymn [Demo] 23 The Iveys_ Christmas Record 1968 24 Without You [Demo] Disc 2 (1969-2020) 01 Come And Get It [First Vocal Take] Paul 02 Come And Get It [Various Takes] 03 Come And Get It [Various Takes] 04 Come And Get It [First Vocals] The Iveys 05 Come And Get It [Various Takes] 06 Come And Get It [Vocals Take] Paul & The Iveys 07 Come And Get It [Vocals Take] The Iveys 08 Come And Get It [Vocal Take] Paul 09 Come And Get It [Various Rehearsals] 10 Come And Get It [Last Full Take] The Iveys 11 Come And Get It [1978 Re-Recording] 12 Come And Get It [Live In Liverpool Dec. 20, 2011] 13 Come And Get It [2015 CD Version] 14 Come And Get It [Video Mix] 15 Come And Get It [2020] 16 Come And Get It [1970 Budget Label Cover Version Recording] Disc 3 (1969-1970) 01 Respect 02 Don`t Let Me Be Misunderstood 03 Just One Look 04 Maybe Tomorrow 05 The Way You Do The Things You Do 06 You Can All Join In 07 Rock Of All Ages 08 Midnight Sun 09 Someday 10 Up On Cripple Creek 11 Come And Get It 12 I Can`t Take It 13 Believe Me 14 Surrender Your Love 15 Drive My Car THE IVEYS 16 Birthday 17 Revolution Disc 4 (1970) 01 My Dark Hour 02 Midnight Sun 03 Better Days 04 Talk 05 Blodwyn 06 Talk 07 We`re For The Dark 08 Feelin` Alright 09 I Can`t Take It 10 No Matter What 11 Love Me Do - Lucille - Rip It Up - Long Tall Sally 12 Talk 13 Suitcase 14 Johnny B. Goode 15 Walk That Road - Matchbox -
FM Broadcast 9.2 - A great recording that captures the atmosphere and the thrilling musicianship brightly, if maybe a touch too boldly on the meters…no worries, there’s nothing to interfere with your listening pleasure. The band…did not know much about them but they sure have the chops. I get a little bit of a sort of Whitesnake influence, but not any of the trademark cheesiness. Jake E. Lee is very acrobatic without unnecessary shredding, I would not call his playing shred at all in fact. It’s actually quite tasteful and great use of effects…thrilling at times, and very few dive bombs and when he does it’s in and out, they don’t overstay their welcome. I could say that for the songs too, they all have good balance and set up all the solos nicely. They even cover Purple Haze…umm…maybe they should have left that one alone. But everything else is tops. Badlands The Channel radio broadcast Boston,MA 1989-10-18 Hard Driver Ball And Chain Devil's Stomp Dancing On The Edge Rumblin' Train Dreams In The Dark Winter's Call Purple Haze High Wire -
All Soundboard 9.3 - This entirely depends on how much you want to hear blazing, inventive lead guitar and don’t mind if the bass sounds more like a rhythm guitar, That is what the bass sounds like to my ears, it’s there, but it’s not “low end” it’s more like a heavy rhythm guitar. It works for this style of rock though – and it’s all good stuff, if maybe a tad generic with the singing. BADLANDS Lost In The Shadows Disc 1 Richfield Coliseum Cleveland, Ohio 1989-09-23 1. -HARD DRIVER 2. -BALL & CHAIN 3. -DEVIL'S STOMP 4. -DREAMS IN THE DARK 5. -WINTER'S CALL 6. -Guitar Solo 7. -HIGHWIRE Palace Of Auburn Hills Detroit, Michigan 1989-09-22 8. -HARD DRIVER 9. -BALL & CHAIN 10. -DEVIL'S STOMP 11. -DREAMS IN THE DARK 12. -WINTER'S CALL 13. -Guitar Solo 14. -HIGHWIRE Disc 2 Hara Arena Dayton, Ohio 1989-08-30 1. -HARD DRIVER 2. -BALL & CHAIN 3. -WINTER'S CALL 4. -DANCING ON THE EDGE 5. -STREETS CRY FREEDOM 6. -JADE'S SONG - DREAMS IN THE DARK 7. -DEVIL'S STOMP 8. -Guitar Solo State Fairgrounds Du Quion, Illinois 1989-09-01 9. -HARD DRIVER 10. -BALL & CHAIN 11. -WINTER'S CALL 12. -DREAMS IN THE DARK 13. -DEVIL'S STOMP 14. -Guitar Solo 15. -HIGHWIRE -
PRO Radio Broadcast 9.4 - Excellent tight, warm, sweet spot all the way through here! To sound engineers – this is how you record and mix a bass guitar and drums. -
Soundboard 9.2 -
Audience 9.0 - Both Shows are 9.0 ... Simply gorgeous, lush, well balanced recordings made by people who obviously knew what they were doing. The only knock is maybe a little squishing in the middle during peak volume moments. I wish I could get my hands on any other tapes these guys made! Get this you won’t regret it. -
Audience 8.8 - Sparkling! There’s a really wonderful, intimate atmosphere permeating this recording, and I don’t mean “hall reverb” either. The warmth of the recording captures the warmth of the artist/audience experience. There’s a bit of chatter present but it’s all part of the deal. Get this one! -
7" vinyl (Earth Records USA '76) Ex/Ex -
Earth Records 1981 7" 4 song EP Ex/Ex -
Barbara Pennington was the singer of the Houston underground rock band TEMPEST (Three albums released since 1975). This single predates their 1st album, and was recorded with the pre-Tempest band BEOWULF, later known as TEMPEST. Zoom in on the images to see condition. Vinyl is EXCELLENT If you need more information just reach out to me and I will provide it. Prices reflect the value, I am not inflating worth, it's all based on looking at Ebay, Discogs, and sometimes Popsike. I am open to offers if they are reasonable and you are wanting other items...it's all factored into the equation but your best bet is to take advantage of coupons when they are offered. -
Audience 8.3 - Limitations with the microphone is probably what prevents this recording from blossoming as it sometimes seems like it wants to do. You can hear it, for instance, during some of the passages, but I think the overloading of the bass crowds out the guitar a bit too much (although you can hear guitar, just not in a clear and detailed manner). Drums and keyboards dominate with a very insistent, pulsing bass undercurrent throughout. Does that count this out? Not at all, due to the disparity of live BJH recordings, I think this one is worth exploring. The compositions and playing make up for the limitations on the tape. Barclay James Harvest Greens Playhouse Glasgow, Scotland 1972-11-19 01. -Medicine Man 02. -Mockingbird 03. -Summer Soldier 04. -Galadriel 05. -After the Day 06. -Dark Now My Sky -
Brand New - A collection of Quorthon and Bathory rare tracks, most of them unreleased. It also includes half a dozen cover tunes, from The Beatles to Sext Pistols or Motorhead, recorded by Quorthon though his career. A CD for true Bathory aficionados. -
Audience 8.6 - Because it is primarily a keyboard dominated group, the audio rings out pretty clear to where you hear everything well. It is somewhat compressed though, with a low ceiling where the slightest bit of audio break-up is occurring (so do not crank this one up). It is a decent recording despite the limitations.