• FM Broadcast  9.3 - Crisp and airy, with hardly any complaints but if I were to do so, I would have toned down the guitars actually as I found sometimes they were actually too up front…some people would prefer that though. A great one no matter.  
  • Formed in Dallas, TX. in 1970, they were very active gigging and recording (several 7" singles) and built a good size following by the time of their pinnacle in 1976. Their lead guitarist, Randy Nunnally, had even attracted the attention of National act Ted Nugent and was asked to join Ted as his guitarist for a tour. Unfortunately, at that same time, Randy was diagnosed with ALS and went downhill pretty fast, passing away a few short years later. This CD contains music found on their 7" singles as well as a fantastic live radio broadcast. All of the original master tapes were lost in a fire, this is all the music that could be found. The CD is dedicated to the memory of the late, great Randy Nunnally.
  • Incredible early collection featuring performances from 1973 taken from master tapes and never sounding better, and more complete. Simply the best Aerosmith early live collection ever produced.  
  • Hard rock group from Houston active during the mid 70's and were primarily known as a covers band, playing many of the well known clubs in town. They recorded a handful of original songs in 1975, and disbanded following some unfortunate incidents while on the road. A single 7" record was released, however, and gained enough traction that rhythm guitarist Jimmy Lee Dean decided to continue on and recruit new members (the era known as Jeremiah MK II). This version of the band recorded a full length LP which never saw the light of day as the manager absconded with the master reels soon after the sessions, and nobody heard from him since. Eventually, we rediscovered these masters and attempted to transfer them in the studio but the tapes had severely degraded, the material, such as it is, is also contained on this collection. A 40th Anniversary reunion concert occurred in 2014, and excerpts from that show are included on the 2nd disc. All known recordings of this band are included in this package.  
  • Incredible early collection featuring performances from 1974 taken from master tapes and never sounding better, and more complete. Simply the best Aerosmith early live collection ever produced.  
  • Incredible early collection featuring performances from 1975 taken from master tapes and never sounding better, and more complete. Simply the best Aerosmith early live collection ever produced.  
  • Dallas, TX. based hard rock/jazz fusion group heavily influenced by Jean Luc Ponty and Mahavishnu Orchestra. Enjoyed a brief but fruitful life span between the years 1975 and 1977, and having at least two significant line-up changes. Bassist Roy Vogt would later go on to find much success touring with legendary singer Englebert Humperdinck and teaching and recording many compositions in Nashville, most notably with guitarist extraordinaire Stan Lassiter.  
  • Incredible early collection featuring performances from 1976 taken from master tapes and never sounding better, and more complete. Simply the best Aerosmith early live collection ever produced.  
  • Houston heavy hard rock band that released an EP in 1978 that is highly collectible now. A band that drew influence from Judas Priest and UFO.
  • Pro  9.0 - Both are excellent, bright, snappy recordings. Goes without saying if you don’t have this you should get it!  
  • CD 1 - Audience  9.6 CD 2 - Audience  8.8 CD 3 - Audience  8.9 Hot crisp and sweet recording.  
  • Audience  8.3 - Nothing overtly wrong here, but it is a tad on the hot side with a very tiny amount of break up in the highs where it is maybe pushing so hard, this could be tape limitation. It’s a good recording nonetheless.  
  • Audience  9.7 - Superb in every detail.  
  • Audience  8.0 - Crisp and loud mids/highs with a little lacking in bottom but very enjoyable nonetheless. The band sometimes sounds a little unsure, but the energy is great.  
  • Studio Quality  9.5 - Demo Sessions from "No Parole From Alcatrazz ".  
  • Audience  8.4 - Very rare show, perhaps slightly on the thin side but screaming guitar and vocals stand out. A must have for any Aldo Nova fan!  
  • Pro Radio Broadcast  9.2 - Sounds very much like a product of its time, and, it is rather good and Aldo shreds convincingly.  
  • Soundboard  9.7 - Sparkling, immaculate, totally pro mix and sound.  
  • Soundboard  8.7 - It’s fine just sounds a little dated to me, all the instruments are present which is cool since a lot of times Glenn’s guitar is mixed low or struggles to be heard.  
  • Audience  7.3 - A rip-roaring, over the top onslaught of greasy rock and roll captured painfully close to the PA. Sounds like this may be lifted from vinyl, and there’s tape noise artifacts present. But, all that taken into account, this is still a very good time and not painful on the ears despite the volume (I think someone attempted to remaster this but it can use one more time).  
  • Pro Soundboard  9.5 - Stellar, super clean!
    Alice Cooper Apollo Theatre Glasgow, Scotland February 19, 1982
    01) Go to Hell 5:37 02) Guilty 4:21 03) I'm Eighteen 4:41 04) Cold Ethyl 2:50 05) Only Women Bleed 2:55 06) No More Mr. Nice Guy 3:07 07) Clones (We're All) 2:50 08) I Never Cry 3:00 19) Seven & Seven Is 3:02 10) Grim Facts 3:12 11) Pain 4:45 12) Billion Dollar Babies 2:58 13) Generation Landslide 3:59 14) School's Out 13:53
    The Band: Erik Scott - Bass Wayne Cook - Keyboards Jan Uvena - Drums Mike Pinera - Guitar John Nitzinger - Guitar
  • Pro Soundboard  9.8 - One of the best ever. Must get it.
    Alice Cooper LA Forum Los Angeles 1975-06-17 CA,USA
    01. -Welcome To My Nightmare 02. -Years Ago 03. -No More Mr. Nice Guy 04. -Years Ago 05. -Billion Dollar Babies 06. -Years Ago 07. -I'm Eighteen 08. -Years Ago 09. -Some Folks 10. -Cold Ethyl 11. -Only Women Bleed 12. -Devil's Food 13. -The Black Widow 14. -Steven 15. -Nightmare Reprise 16. -Escape 17. -School's Out (W/Escape Reprise) 18. -Department Of Youth
       
  • Audience  9.1 - Excellent and great, electric atmosphere. Yup, a certain keeper!
    Alice Cooper Providence Civic Center Providence, RI 16 July 1975
    01 -intro 02 -Welcome To My Nightmare 03 -Years Ago 04 -No More Mr. Nice Guy 05 -Years Ago 06 -Billion Dollar Babies 07 -Years Ago 08 -I'm Eighteen 09 -Years Ago 10 -Some Folks 11 -Cold Ethyl 12 -Only Women Bleed 13 -Devil's Food 14 -The Black Widow 15 -Steven 16 -Welcome To My Nightmare 17 -Escape 18 -School's Out 19 -The Department Of Youth
     
  • Pro  9.0 - This recording is great for the time period but it seems that it has been remastered to remove what was probably a great deal of hiss. There’s some left here, but I gotta say this is still one hell of a nice recording.  
  • Soundboard  9.2 - Very direct and forceful sounding, but a touch harsh I would say. Still I am being picky, it’s a damn good one!
    Alice Cooper The Forum Inglewood, CA, USA May 11, 1973
    01 Hello Hooray (2:37) 02 Billion Dollar Babies (4:25) 03 Elected (2:30) 04 I'm Eighteen (4:31) 05 Raped And Freezin' (3:30) 06 No More Mr Nice Guy (3:19) 07 My Stars (8:09) 08 Unfinished Sweet (5:50) 09 Night On Bald Mountain I (Interlude) (2:17) 10 Sick Things (3:24) 11 Dead Babies (3:05) 12 I Love The Dead (6:57) 13 Night On Bald Mountain II (Interlude) (1:22) 14 School's Out (12:46) 15 Under My Wheels (5:28) 16 God Bless America Outro (2:51)
    Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper) - Lead Vocals Glen Buxton - Lead Guitar Michael Bruce - Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals Dennis Dunaway - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals Neal Smith - Drums, Backing Vocals Mick Mashbir - Lead Guitar Bob Dolin - Keyboards
     
  • Soundboard  8.8 - Good to hear this material live, the band was so good in 1971, this board tape reveals that.
    Alice Cooper St. Louis Arena St. Louis, MO December 17, 1971
    1. Intro - Be My Lover 2. You Drive Me Nervous 3. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 4. I'm Eighteen 5. Halo of Flies 6. Is It My Body - My Very Own 7. Dead Babies 8. Killer 9. Long Way To Go
     
  • Audience  8.3 - A great effort by the taper to capture and preserve a rock concert in his hometown with what sounds like pretty good gear. The levels are a touch low, but the fact that everything is pretty clear and there’s no distortion at all, well I tip my hat to this guy! A good one.  
  • Soundboard  8.9 - It’s a very clean, good board but it features a heavy reverb sound, but it’s probably natural reverb. Still an interesting kind of atmospheric recording.  
  • Soundboard  9.0 - A mix that captures the band firing on all cylinders, certainly you have to say that Alice Cooper had total command of performance throughout his career and if you worried that his drinking might affect him onstage, well listen to these early shows. I hear no signs of inebriation. In fact this is extremely tight and strong performance wise.
    Alice Cooper Civic Arena Pittsburgh, PA, USA December 27, 1971
    01 Be My Lover (4:48) 02 You Drive Me Nervous (2:28) 03 Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (4:38) 04 I'm Eighteen (5:34) 05 Halo Of Flies (9:47) 06 Is It My Body (7:05) 07 Dead Babies (5:35) 08 Killer (4:45) 09 Long Way To Go (2:55)
    Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper) - Lead Vocals Glen Buxton - Lead Guitar Michael Bruce - Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals Dennis Dunaway - Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals Neal Smith - Drums, Backing Vocals
     
  • Pro Studio  9.7 - A real treat, "From The Inside" has atmosphere and is great in pretty much every aspect. Hard to not fall in love with this one.
    Alice Cooper Studio Jam (1979 Studio Jam Radio Network)
    01. Intro - From The Inside 02. Serious 03. Vincent Price 04. Welcome To My Nightmare 05. Billion Dollar Babies 06. Eighteen 07. Quiet Room 08. I Never Cry 09. Band Jam Medley 10. Beverly Hills 11. Nurse Rozetta 12. Go To Hell 13. School's Out [W/ Band Intros]
     
  • CD 1 - Soundboard  9.2 CD 2 - Audience  8.9  

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