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Imported from UK, CD is sealed. -
Soundboard 9.7 - Superb! Obviously you know this was going to be recorded professionally, and it certainly shows with immaculate clarity and incredible mix (had to be a tough gig to mix!). Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton Royal Albert Hall, London, England Tuesday September 20th, 1983 Disc 1: 01 Everybody's Got to Change 02 Lay Down Sally 03 Wonderful Tonight 04 Cocaine 05 Women Are Smarter 06 Roadrunner 07 Slowdown Sunrise 08 Take Me to the River 09 Gimme Some Lovin' Disc 2: 10 Star Cycle 11 Pump 12 Out of a Book 13 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 14 People Get Ready 15 Hi Ho Silver Lining 16 Prelude 17 Who's to Blame 18 City Sirens 19 Tulsa Time 20 Layla 21 Bomber's Moon 22 Good Night Irene -
Audience 7.7 - Ever wonder what the opening act was like? OK, so this is a great example of that – a band that opened for Jethro Tull in 1970 and someone recorded them. Are they good? They are very competent and it’s easy to see why they got the slot. The recording is kind of one-dimensional but sufficient to allow you to hear it all, with clarity, just not a lot of dynamics. This is probably the only existing live recording of them so it’s worth grabbing. -
Soundboard 9.0 - A large, open air festival “board” tape which probably uses some open stage micing. I would venture to guess this must have been a difficult show to control, and a recording made with an eye for a broadcast that they fought with every step of the way. That said, it’s pretty good stuff under all the circumstances. COLOSSEUM Ruisrock Festival Turku, Finland August 22nd 1970 01 - Rope Ladder To The Moon (10:28) 02 - The Machine Demands A Sacrifice > Drum Solo (cuts) (10:54) 03 - Downhill And Shadows (12:11) 04 - Lost Angeles (11:29) 05 - Walking in the Park (6:12) Lineup: Dick Heckstall Smith: sax John Hiseman: drums Dave " Clem" Clempson: guitar Dave Greenslade. keyboards, vibes Tony Reeves : bass Chris Farlowe : vocals -
Audience 8.2 A little bit of cluttering in the middle but otherwise fine stuff. Worth a listen or two, as the band has chops aplenty! -
CD 1 - Soundboard 8.9 - Very strong for this period, the sound, the playing, all great. CD 2 - Soundboard 9.2 - Fantastic stuff, a great airy recording with a good mix that has drums stereo panned even! -
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This originated from Mexico and is progressive rock but I do not know the year it was issued. Brand New - Sealed -
Audience 8.4 Clear if a bit distant, and levels kind of low. But it’s a recording you can turn up and add just about anything to it to flavor the sound – it’s a great pallet to paint upon. -
Soundboard 9.3 - Fantastic! Now I was not familiar with this band, but I must say, it’s pretty good musically with emphasis on their white-hot lead guitarist. The songs aren’t anything super duper, and their singer isn’t sensational either, but in combination all this works together to become a little more than the individual parts. I like this guitar! I already made that point but it’s worth repeating. Coney Hatch Agora Ballroom Cleveland, Ohio, USA September 8th, 1982 FM Broadcast Recording Track List: 01 - We Got The Night 02 - Stand Up 03 - You Ain't Got Me 04 - Your Kinda Love 05 - Victim Of Rock 06 - Too Far Gone 07 - Devil's Deck 08 - I Saw The Light 09 - I'll Do The Talkin' 10 - Marcais 11 - Dreamland 12 - Monkey Bars 13 - Love Poison 14 - Hey Operator 15 - No Sleep Tonight -
CD issued in 2008 containing the works of a band most noted for having in their ranks Jim Catania, the former Misfits drummer and original songwriting partner of Glenn Danzig. CD is sealed. -
Hard driving Dallas rock band that worked all the clubs back in the day (1972-1975) before changing their name to Brat and slowly moving into a different direction. Featuring the guitar pyrotechnics of Dickey Ferguson, who found a measure of success much later during his stint in US Kids. -
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CRAIG CHAQUICO - Autographed - Once in a Blue Universe 1997 (Higher Octave Music) -
FM Broadcast 9.5 - Even though this is excellent broadcast quality, there are some moments where the sound kind of briefly drops in level perhaps due to inconsistencies with the venue P.A. system (that is to say, the sound man has to quickly lower or raise the master volume on occasion) but it doesn’t hurt this show a bit. The Cranberries "Ericsson Summer Festival" - Lucca Summer Festival 3rd Edition Piazza San Martino, Lucca - Italy 17 July 2000 - Rest In Peace - Dolores O'Riordan 01. -Intro (00:26) 02. -Promises (04:19) 03. -Loud and Clear (02:57) 04. -Ode to My Family (04:39) 05. -Wanted (01:58) 06. -Salvation (02:41) 07. -Desperate Andy (04:28) 08. -Go Your Own Way (04:37) (*) 09. -Shattered (03:58) 10. -Dying in the Sun (03:21) 11. -Linger (04:38) 12. -Just My Imagination (03:31) 13. -When You're Gone (04:51) 14. -I Can't Be With You 15. -Zombie (05:36) 16. -How (02:57) 17. -Ridiculous Thoughts (05:12) 19. -Pretty (03:33) 20. -Animal Instinct (04:13) 21. -Free to Decide (03:44) 22. -Dreams (04:33) Total Playing Time: 01:23:41 -
4 Shows - Soundboard 9.8 - Never heard these sound better. Wow! -
Audience 8.5 A tape that has been much celebrated over the years, which has also been through the hands of many a fine engineer, bringing out the best of the old tape (and fixing a lot of errors along the way too). Now, here we are decades after the event and it sounds fresh and exciting…still. -
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10 Discs featuring live and studio tracks November 15, 1966 Klooks Kleek, London, England Disc 1 01. -Hey Lawdy Mama 02. -Sleepy Time Time 03. -Crossroads 04. -Stepping Out 05. -Sweet Wine 06. -Meet Me In The Bottom 07. -N.S.U. BBC Rhythm and Blues - 1966-12-09 08. -Cat Squirrel 09. -Train Time 10. -Hey Lawdy Mama 11. -I'm So Glad 12. -Tommy Vance with session info. BBC Band Beat - 1967-10-21 13. -Strange Brew 14. -Tales Of Brave Ulysses 15. -We're Going Wrong 16. -Tommy Vance with session info. BBC Saturday Club - 1967-05-03 17. -Steppin' Out 18. -Swlabr 19. -The Politition 20. -Tommy Vance with session info. Disc 2 BBC Saturday Club & Simon On Sunday between Nov 1966 - Oct 1967 01. -From Four Until Late 02. -I Feel Free 03. -N.S.U. 04. -Take It Back 05. -Born Under A Bad Sign 06. -Outside Woman Blues 07. -Alan Freeman with session info. Ricky Tick Club London, UK. April 22, 1967 08. -Sunshine Of Your Love 09. -Hey Lawdy Mama 10. -Sweet Wine 11. -Rollin' And Tumblin' 12. -Spoonful 13. -Sitting On Top Of The World 14. -Toad Disc 3 The Lost Session: Disraeli Gears Demos Ryemuse Studios, London, on March 15, 1967 01. -Blue Condition - studio rehearsal 02. -Blue Condition 03. -SWLABR - studio rehearsal 04. -SWLABR - studio rehearsal 05. -SWLABR - backing track 06. -SWLABR 07. -Hey Now Princess - studio rehearsal 08. -Hey Now Princess - breakdown 09. -Hey Now Princess 10. -Take It Back - studio rehearsal 11. -Take It Back - backing track 12. -Take It Back - studio rehearsal 13. -Take It Back 14. -Clearout - breakdown 15. -Clearout 16. -Weird Of Hermiston - studio rehearsal 17. -Weird Of Hermiston - backing track 18. -Weird Of Hermiston - studio rehearsal 19. -Weird Of Hermiston 20. -We're Going Wrong - studio rehearsal 21. -We're Going Wrong 22. -Clearout - backing track Disc 4 Detroit Grande Ballroom Detroit, Michigan October 15, 1967 1. -Tales of Brave Ulysses 2. -NSU 3. -Sitting On Top of the World 4. -Sweet Wine 5. -Rolling and Tumbling 6. -Spoonful Disc 5 Detroit Cont'd 1. -Steppin' Out 2. -Train time 3. -Toad 1968-11-04 Rhode Island Auditorium Providence, RI 4. -Spoonful 5. -Toad Disc 6 Montreal, Canada June 11, 1968 1. -Introduction 2. -Tales of Brave Ulysses 3. -Sunshine of Your Love 4. -Sittin' On Top of the World 5. -N.S.U. 6. -Train Time 7. -Steppin' Out 8. -Toad Disc 7 Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Sept. 10, 1967 1. -Tales Of Brave Ulysses 2. -Sunshine Of Your Love 3. -N.S.U. 4. -Sitting On Top Of The World 5. -Stepping Out 6. -Traintime Disc 8 Brandeis cont'd 1. -Toad 2. -Spoonful 3. -Sweet Wine 4. -Tales Of Brave Ulysses 5. -Sunshine Of Your Love June 15, 1968 Oakdale Music Theatre, Wallingford, CT. 6. -White Room 7. -Politician 8. -I'm So Glad 9. -Sitting On Top Of The World Disc 9 Oakdale Music Theatre Cont'd 01. -Crossroads 02. -Sunshine of Your Love 03. -Train Time 04. -Spoonful 05. -Toad Disc 10 Fresh Cream Outtakes & Acetates (July - August 1966 Rayrik Studios, Chalk Farm, London, England + September - November 1966 Ryemuse Studios, Mayfair, London, England) 01. Cat’s Squirrel 02. Beauty Queen 03. Rollin’ And Tumblin’ 04. Coffee Song 05. Toad 06. Sweet Wine 07. I Feel Free 08. I Feel Free 09. I Feel Free 10. I Feel Free 11. Wrapping Paper 12. Wrapping Paper 13. You Make Me Feel 14. You Make Me Feel 15. Sleepy Time Time 16. Sweet Wine 17. I’m So Glad 18. Wrapping Paper 19. From Four Until Late 20. Cat’s Squirrel -
Audience 6.9 Get ready for mass volume, shocking that the tape does not distort! You want guitar?... good because that is what you get the most of from this show – then Ginger and then vocals. -
Audience 7.2 - 7.6 During the quite (or less loud I should say) portions, this tape shines. At full throttle, there’s a bandwidth issue with this tape, meaning the music is too much for the narrow bandwidth of the cassette to contain. That being said, there’s no distortion, miraculously – and despite the massive volume you still get a reasonable clearness of the music. If it was just a little more distinct, this could be one of those “feels like your there” tapes. -
Audience 7.8 Spectacular 67 gig this one! First, the excellent set list featuring some songs rarely, if ever before, played live. Second, a good, solid immediate sound to this tape. No, it is not perfect, it is very loud (no distortion) but man it is electric in every sense. Guitar is KILLER, the sound and the playing. Very very interesting show and one to get! -
Pro Made non factory pressed compact disc housed in single pocket gate fold jacket with full laser printed graphics front, back, inside, discs, and spine. -
SDBRD 9.2 - Would be rated even higher but for the fact that vocals are non-existent in this mix. Well, if you care about the lyrics, get a lyric sheet – meanwhile, the music is fine with a guitar clinic being put on by Clapton. Later in the set, the sound switches over to an audience recording (7.2) and the vocals and bass return. The main difference between this one and the one already listed here is that this is just the Tulip Bulb Auction Hall show without additional material (date here is correct) and different, I would say better, artwork.Cream "Live At Barbecue '67" Tulip Bulb Auction Hall Spalding, Lincolnshire, England May 29, 1967 1 -N.S.U. 4:47 2 -Sunshine Of Your Love 5:17 3 -We’re Going Wrong 5:47 4 -Steppin' Out 5:42 5 -Rollin' & Tumblin' 4:50 6 -Toad 7:06 7 -I'm So Glad 5:50 Eric Clapton: guitar, vocals Jack Bruce: bass, vocals Ginger Baker: drums -
Soundboard 9.7 Clearly this is one of those “sounds like you are there” tapes. It’s so good I would recommend it to newbies as a good introduction to the band. -
Soundboard 9.2 Would be rated even higher but for the fact that vocals are non-existent in this mix. Well, if you care about the lyrics, you best get a lyric sheet – meanwhile, the music is fine with a guitar clinic being put on by Clapton. Later in the set, the sound switches over to an audience recording (7.2) and the vocals and bass return. -
Waltham 1967 - Audience 7.4 Boston 1968 - Audience 7.9 -
Audience 8.9 Wow, this is what it's all about. This is too much, if you know the history, the scene, the time and place, it’s almost depressing because you know this just could not and will not ever happen again. How could it? So thankful this was taped, and it’s VERY good! -
Audience 8.6 - Legendary band that sadly ended up being one of those acts that people still talk about when discussing music industry fuck jobs. This recording is good enough for the listener to hear everyone on stage. It’s not going to give you a broad spectrum throughout the frequencies due to the limitations of the cassette recorder but my goodness the energy does come through! It’s a decent recording, it’s well worthy of being in a collection and I for one could not stop listening to it once I pressed “play” because it rocks! Creedence Clearwater Revival KB Hallen, Copenhagen, Denmark April 20, 1970 01 Introduction 02 Born On The Bayou 03 Green River 04 Tombstone Shadow 05 Travelin' Band 06 Fortunate Son 07 Commotion 08 Midnight Special 09 Bad Moon Rising 10 Proud Mary 11 The Night Time Is The Right Time 12 Good Golly Miss Molly 13 Keep On Chooglin' Band memmbers: John Fogerty : lead vocals, lead guitar Tom Fogerty : rhythm guitar Stu Cook : bass guitar Doug Clifford : drums -
Studio quality 8.8 - A somewhat dated sound here, but clear and clean and straightforward. CCR were very song based as a band but man, they can also free-form jam with the best of them. Here is some evidence of that. Creedence Clearwater Revival (aka. CCR) with Booker T. Jones 'Fantasy Studio Session '70' Fantasy Studio, California 1970 Track List: 1 Jam Warm Up 13:19 2 99 1/2 6:27 3 Proud Mary 5:41 4 Travelin´ Band 5:11 5 Born On The Bayou 6:18 6 Down On The Corner 5:07 7 99 1/2 Reprise 2:50 8 I Put A Spell On You 15:39 9 Final Jam 6:38
