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George Harrison - All Things Must Pass Sessions Volume 1 Disc 1 01. All Things Must Pass - Alternate vocal take 02. All Things Must Pass - False Start, Early stereo remix with false start (mono) 03. All Things Must Pass - Early stereo remix 04. Apple Scruffs - Take 1, breakdown 05. Apple Scruffs - Take 2 06. Apple Scruffs - Take 3, breakdown 07. Apple Scruffs - Take 4, breakdown 08. Apple Scruffs - Take 5, breakdown 09. Apple Scruffs - Take 6, breakdown 10. Apple Scruffs - Take 7 11. Apple Scruffs - Take 8, breakdown 12. Apple Scruffs - Take 9, breakdown 13. Apple Scruffs - Take 10, breakdown 14. Apple Scruffs - Take 11, breakdown 15. Apple Scruffs - Take 12, breakdown 16. Apple Scruffs - Take 13 17. Apple Scruffs - Take 14 / Mama, You've Been On My Mind 18. Apple Scruffs - Take 15 19. Apple Scruffs - Take 16 20. Apple Scruffs - Take 17 21. Apple Scruffs - Take 18, Double-Tracked Vocal 22. Apple Scruffs - Take 18, Backing vocals and guitar overdubs onto Take 18 23. Apple Scruffs - Take 18, Backing vocal overdubs onto Take 18 24. Apple Scruffs - Take 18, Vocal, harmonica & guitar overdubs onto Take 18 Disc 2 01. Art Of Dying - Studio demo 02. Art Of Dying - Take 9, Early stereo remix 03. Art Of Dying - Take 26, Backing tracks with faint scratch vocal 04. Art Of Dying - Take 26, Keyboard overdub onto Take 26 05. Art Of Dying - Take 26, Horn overdubs onto Take 26 06. Art Of Dying - Take 26, Take 26, RS9, With overdubs 07. Awaiting On You All - Backing tracks with faint scratch vocal 08. Awaiting On You All - Guitar and keyboard overdubs onto backing tracks 09. Awaiting On You All - Horn overdubs onto backing tracks 10. Awaiting On You All - Backing tracks, RS1 11. Everybody, Nobody - Acoustic Studio demo for future Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) 12. The Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) - Backing tracks with faint scratch vocal, stereo remix RS1 13. Beautiful Girl - Acoustic demo, later emerge in 1976 on 33 & 1/3 album 14. Behind That Locked Door - Alternate vocal take, stereo remix RS1 15. Behind That Locked Door - Early stereo remix 16. Beware Of Darkness - Acoustic demo, 1970 17. Beware Of Darkness - Alternate vocal take, stereo remix RS1 18. Beware Of Darkness - Basic tracks 19. Beware Of Darkness - Guitar overdub onto basic tracks 20. Beware Of Darkness - Guitar overdub onto basic tracks 21. Beware Of Darkness - Strings overdub onto basic tracks -
Audience 9.5 - Astounding! This, this is beyond devastating. Personally, I have to put this right up there with hearing Museo Rosenbach for the first time. How do I arrive at this? Because, in 2021 you sort of don’t expect this old 70’s era Italian prog band to move the needle other than just reliving past glories. Oh how wrong that is…for starters, their SOUND is massive, powerful, dynamic, energetic, and TIGHT. Their material is amazing, complex, unpredictable, moving, and absolutely just devastating. I challenge anyone to find a modern band that can pull something like this off with such panache. Heavy is more than just distortion folks…it’s a lot of stuff and these guys just know what heaviness is from decades of experience. IL ROVESCIO DELLA MEDAGLIA Veruno Progressive Rock 2021 Revislate, Campo Sportivo September 4, 2021 Disc 1 La Bibbia: 01.-Il Nulla 02.-La Creazione 03.-L'Ammonimento 04.-Sodoma E Gomorra 05.-Il Giudizio Contaminazione: 06.-Absent for This Consumed World 07.-Ora Non Ricordo Più 08.-Il Suono Del Silenzio 09.-Mi Sono Svegliato E...Ho Chiuso Gli Occhi 10.-Lei Sei Tu Lei Disc 2 11.-La Mia Musica 12.-Johann 13.-Scotland Machine 14.-Cella 503 15.-Contaminazione 1760 16.-Alzo Un Muro Elettrico - Sweet Suite 17.-La Grande Fuga -
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Packed full of surprisingly good quality recordings, this amazing collection will satisfy even the most hardcore collector. A special bonus VCD disc is included which contains some high quality clips as well as some rare in-house camera footage from Fillmore East 1970. JETHRO TULL 1970 Tour Canister Line-up: Ian Anderson - flute, vocals Martin Barre - guitar Glenn Cornick - bass Clive Bunker - drums Disc 1 Olympen, Lund, Sweden January 22, 1970 1. -Nothing Is Easy 2. -Bourée - Living In The Past 3. -A New Day Yesterday 4. -Play In Time 5. -Fat Man 6. -Dharma For One 7. -We Used to Know - For A Thousand Mothers Disc 2 Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany 1970-02-21 01. -Nothing Is Easy 02. -Bourée 03. -Living In The Past 04. -Bourée 05. -A New Day Yesterday 06. -Play In Time 07. -Dharma For One 08. -We Used To Know 09. -guitar solo 10. -For A Thousand Mothers Disc 3 The Arena Long Beach, California April 19, 1970 01. -Introduction 02. -Nothing Is Easy 03. -My God 04. -To Cry You A Song 05. -With You There To Help Me 06. -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons For Waiting - Sossity You're A Woman Disc 4 07. -Dharma For One 08. -Drums 09. -Dharma For One (reprise) 10. -We Used To Know 11. -Guitar Solo 12. -For A Thousand Mothers 13. -Goodnight Disc 5 Randall Island Festival Downing Stadium New York City, NY July 17, 1970 01. -intro - tune-up 02. -Nothing Is Easy 03. -My God (with Ian solo) 04. -With You There To Help Me 05. -Dharma For One 06. -We Used To Know 07. -Martin solo Disc 6 Capitol Theater Port Chester, NY. 29-Jul-1970 (Early Show) 01. -Intro 02. -To Cry You A Song 03. -My God 04. -With You There To Help Me 05. -Dharma For One - Drum Solo 06. -We Used To Know - Guitar Solo - For a Thousand Mothers Disc 7 Aragon Ballroom Chicago, IL August 16, 1970 01 -Intro 02 -My Sunday Feeling 03 -My God 04 -To Cry You A Song 05 -With You There To Help Me 06 -Sossity - Reasons For Waiting 07 -Nothing Is Easy 08 -Dharma For One 09 -Mc 10 -We Used To Know - For A Thousand Mothers Disc 8 Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, California October 19, 1970 01 - Nothing Is Easy 02 - My God 03 - We Used To Know 04 - With You There To Help Me - By Kind Permission Of 05 - Song For Jeffrey 06 - Sossity, You're A Woman Disc 9 Ohio Theater Columbus, Ohio November 9, 1970 01 -Hemorroid The Orangutan preamble 02 -My God 03 -With You There To Help Me 04 -By The Kind Permission Of 05 -A Song for Jeffrey Disc 10 Columbus cont'd 06 -Sossity, You're A Woman - Reasons for Waiting 07 -Dharma For One 08 -encore break 09 -We Used to Know 10 -Guitar Solo 11 -For a Thousand Mothers Disc 11 BONUS VIDEO DISC 1969-1970 Featuring rare films from the master source Stockholm 1969 Paris 1970 Fillmore East 1970 -
Soundboard 9.6 - I was unfamiliar with this band, so listening to this stuff was a real eye (and ear) opener for me. They are quite good! The sound quality is excellent as is the mix. Everything was in the best place for maximum enjoyment. Highly recommended. Magnum Birmingham NEC 12-April-88 1.Back to Earth 2.Vigilante 3.Start Talking Love 4.On a Storyteller's Night 5.Wild Swan 6.Lonely Night 7.Days of No Trust 8.Midnight 9.Just Like an Arrow 10.Kingdom of Madness 11.The Spirit 12.Sacred Hour Time: 56.19 -
Recorded in 1977 by a group of musicians who brought different perspectives into the equation. Very much an English folk psyche type of record but features a lot of Eastern influence with the introduction of Sitar, and tablas (and other sounds), an ethereal vibe permeates as Moog synthesizers weave in and out of the music. Lots of heavy, mystical vibe on this one. -
Studio Quality 9.5 - The first disc in this collection is referred to as “Revamped” because it extracts the most robust and complete takes, fixes where need be, and assembles in a way that most closely resembles a coherent project. Purists may opt for the more conventional outtake compilations contained on discs 2 and 3, but therein lies the beauty of this collection. It presents a much more interesting picture of what was and what could have been…notwithstanding the official release of Paul Kantner’s album. Planet Earth Rock & Roll Orchestra "The PERRO Sessions REVAMPED" David Crosby~Jerry Garcia~Phil Lesh~Paul Kantner~Jorma Kaukonen~Jack Casady Mickey Hart~Billy Kreutzmann~Grace Slick~David Freiberg~Graham Nash~others Disc 1 November 1970 - January 1971 -|- San Francisco, California -|- Wally Heider Studios 01 ~[04:24]~ The Wall Song (acoustic) 02 ~[04:39]~ EEP Hour 03 ~[04:51]~ Is It Really Monday? 04 ~[02:13]~ Dope Wrap piano piece 05 ~[03:33]~ Loser 06 ~[04:21]~ You Sit There 07 ~[02:33]~ Wayfaring Stranger 08 ~[10:07]~ The Mountain Song 09 ~[03:18]~ Leather Winged Bat 10 ~[07:06]~ Jam Slide II 11 ~[06:07]~ The Wall Song (electric) 12 ~[03:31]~ Jam After Electric Bat 13 ~[13:37]~ Electric Bat ` Total Time 1:10:18 Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra Outtakes and Rehearsals Disc 2 1/2/71 01. -Mountain #5 02. -Is it Really Monday 03. -You Sit There 04. -You Sit There 05. -Garcia's Tune (Loser) 06. -Garcia's Tune (Loser) 07. -Wayfaring Stranger 08. -Mountain #1 (Garcia, Crosby, Kantner, Grace, Lesh) 09. -Mountain #2 10. -Mountain #3 Disc 3 11. -Mountain #4 1/14/71 12. -Leather Winged Bat 13. -Electric Bat 14. -Jam #10 15. -Wall Song 16. -Wall Song - Acoustic - solo demo 1/11/71 17. -Rounds 18. -Jam Slide II 19. -Jam R&B Riff 20. -Jam After Electric Bat -
Soundboard 9.5 - A professional recording that has a real 1974 mix – sound engineers might understand what I am saying. Naw, I mean, it’s super clean and tight but it also has a certain kind of “dated” sound, and it really feels like a small venue to me…but these are PLUS marks! It’s for those reasons I love it. Bob Seger Ebbets Field, Denver, CO July 8th, 1974 01.Don't Burn Down the Bridge 4:18 02.I've Been Working 4:51 03.UMC 3:40 04.Sail On 4:53 05.Someday 4:46 06.Nutbush City Limits 3:58 07.Heavy Music 4:43 08.Ramblin' Gamblin' Man 2:56 09.Gang Bang 4:38 10.All Your Love 4:38 11.Let It Rock 12:11 12.Get Out of Denver 5:27 13.Rosalie 3:23 14.Song to Rufus 4:08 -
Studio Quality 9.5 - A fine collection of alternate mixes with a few I’d never heard. You have to be pretty well versed to know what is different on some of these, but yeah, there’s different layers to explore. The Rolling Stones TRACK LIST: 1. Brown Sugar - 4:05 2. Brown Sugar - 3:43 3. Brown Sugar - 3:44 4. Sway - 3:23 5. Wild Horses - 5:21 6. Wild Horses - 5:39 7. Can't You Hear Me Knocking (Mick Taylor live) - 14:16 8. You Gotta Move - 2:29 9. Bitch - 3:28 10. Sister Morphine - 5:27 11. Dead Flowers (live, Leeds 1971) - 4:08 12. Bitch - 4:09 13. Brown Sugar - 3:46 14. Let it Rock (from the Spanish Sticky Fingers) - 2:44 (Playtime: 67:04 ) Studio alternate & early versions from the Sticky Fingers period. "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" is a Mick Taylor live version with Keith Richards recorded in New York '86. -
Soundboard 8.6 - This sounds VERY 80’s, I mean, it sounds pretty dated…but good quality. I guess they were not too bad, kind of simplistic maybe in a Twisted Sister kind of way, but the guitarist pulls out some tasty solos. Autograph Live Cameo Theater, San Antonio 1/11/1985 1 Send Her To Me 2 Thrill Of Love 3 Cloud 10 4 Friday 5 Deep End 6 my Girlfriend's Boyfriend Isn't Me 7 Turn Up The Radio 8 Take No Prisoners 9 Crazy World -
Audience 8.4 - What saves the recording is the fact that it is clear, like virtually no muddiness, although the sound mix itself lacks definition except for Steven and Joe who are like rays of light peering through your window. The drums are good too, all in all it is hard to say this is not a necessity, it may not be but it’s very interesting and certainly of good enough quality to keep you engaged. Aerosmith Aladdin Theatre, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A. November 25, 1977 Steve Tyler - vocals Joe Perry - guitars Joey Kramer - drums Tom Hamilton - bass Brad Whitford - guitars Set list: 01. -Back in The Saddle 02. -Big Ten Inch Record 03. -I Wanna Know Why 04. -Get It Up 05. -Walk This Way 06. -Sweet Emotion 07. -Dream On 08. -Walkin' The Dog 09. -Draw The Line 10. -Same Old Song And Dance 11. -Train Kept A Rollin' -
Audience 8.6 - Small club vibe and really good sound with an emphasis on percussion clarity and presence. Recording leans to the mid and upper end but it’s not too brittle there, so it’s very comfortable but can use some added low end anyway. Aside from that, this is quite good. Psychedelic Furs Punto a Capo, Budria, Italy June 8, 1984 Band line-up Richard Butler – vocals John Ashton – guitar Tim Butler – bass guitar Keith Forsey – drums, percussion Total Time = 83:22 Disc 1 01 Love My Way 02 Pretty In Pink 03 Here Come Cowboys 04 My Time 05 President Gas 06 Sleep Comes Down 07 The Ghost In You 08 Heaven -- tape flip -- 09 Angels Disc 2 10 Sister Europe 11 Alice's House 12 Heartbeat 13 Forever Now 14 Imitation Of Christ 15 Into You Like A Train 16 India The Psychedelic Furs are an English rock band founded in 1977. Led by singer Richard Butler and his brother Tim Butler on bass. The Psychedelic Furs are one of the many acts spawned from the British post-punk scene. Their debut album was in 1980. But in 1982, the band were reduced to a four-piece. The Furs did find success in the US with their next release, 1981's Talk Talk Talk, which included the original version of "Pretty in Pink", which was later re-recorded for the 1986 movie soundtrack "Pretty in Pink". This movie would help launch Molly Ringwald's acting career. -
Audience 9.7 - This recording is a sonic treat for your ears. The band performs a percussive style of music that is picked up by tapers equipment in a most dynamic way, with beautiful tonal quality, separation of instruments, and atmosphere. A winner! Festa Di Proletaria, Cervia, Ravenna, Italy 7-23-1978 Disc 2 Tracks 5 & 6 Mensile Di Musica E Cultura Progressiva, Milano, Italy 1974 Disc 1- Soundcheck & Stage Intro
- Viva Pa Uba
- The Big Tune
- The March
- Half The Sky Intro - Falling Away Pt.1
- Woodwind Intro - Falling Away Pt. 2
- Improvisation
- Slice
- Look Back
- Industry
- Waking Against Sleep
- Ruins Variations - Free Virgin of Illinois
- Scotland The Brave - Half The Sky
- Beautiful As The Moon Terrible As An Army With
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CD 1 Audience 8.8 - A very good, bright, well balanced recording. Most welcomed because for me, it’s this time period (actually 1970-73) of the band I like the most. CD 2 Audience 8.1 - A somewhat flat, and a little bit muffled recording. I can still hear everything, it lacks dynamic range, but I did not find it annoyingly so, just when compared to disc 1 this one sounds lifeless. Gentle Giant Tour of Italy 1972 Disc One Bologna February 2, 1972 1. Intro 2. Alucard 3. Funny Ways 4. Nothing At All 5. Plain Truth 6. The Queen Disc Two Rome Feb. 1972 1. Alucard 2. Funny Ways 3. Nothing At All 4. Plain Truth -
Audience 9.5 - Superb fidelity, and as always a fine performance is delivered with that trademark menacing keyboard sound. At times it could be confused with electric guitar, which is exactly what I think Gianni Leone was going for since the start of the band in 1972. Il Balletto Di Bronzo 2011-11-05 Kawasaki Japan, Italian Progressive Rock Festival Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan 5th November 2011 01. Deliquio Viola 02. Napoli Sotterranea 03. La Discesa Nel Cervello 04. Introduzione 05. Primo Incontro 06. Secondo Incontro 07. band introduction 08. Terzo Incontro 09. ending Personnel Gianni Leone (vocals, keyboards) Ivano Salvatori (bass) Adolfo Ramundo (drums) -
Audience 9.3 - Taken from master tape, this is super clean, vibrant, and detailed – as an Italian prog recording ought to be. These guys cover a wide range of sound and style all keeping within that certain ethos of grandiose, elegant Italian rock (can get frenetic at times, complex, gentle, ethnic, it's all that and more). Arti E Mestieri 2011-11-05 Kawasaki Japan Italian Progressive Rock Festival ARTI & MESTIERI Line up : Beppe Crovella, Keyboard/Hammond Furio Chirico, drums Marco Roagna, guitars Roberto Puggioni, bass Iano Nicolo', vocals TRACKLIST : 1 - OPENING 2 - GRAVITA’ 9.81 3 - STRIPS 4 - POSITIVO-NEGATIVO 5 - SI FA LUNA 6 - VALZER PER DOMANI 7 - MIRAFIORI 8 - IL FIGLIO DEL BARBIERE 9 - ARC EN CIEL 10 - ALBA MEDITERRANEA 11 - KEYBOARDS SOLO 12 - DRUMS SOLO – JAM 13 - 2000 14 - TREMA 15 - MESSAGE FROM FURIO CHIRICO 16 - IN CAMMINO 17 - ENDING
