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Stoke 1974 Audience 8.4 - A loud tape with a touch of stadium boom, but not anything that approaches irritation. It sounds like it’s in stereo, I hear guitar in one channel and bass in the other which is kinda cool. The instruments are all clearly discernible here making for a tape that sits on the upper side of very good. Tulsa 1975 Audience 8.7 - A tape that has a good, snappy live sound and a pretty good mix for the ears. The music is delivered to you through a tight mid-range and a snare drum that hovers over everything making it instantly delightful. I rather do like this one! Orange, France 1975 Audience 8.8 - A fine tape, one that really has good separation of instruments, and very decent dynamics. When the guitar solos, the sound seems to glide above you, so that kind of effect and atmosphere puts this show into a category I call “Repeat Listening” because you will go to it again. Amsterdam 1976 Audience 8.8 - Brassy, but enough mid and bottom to smooth that out nicely. A touch of cymbal sizzle but again there’s enough of all other frequencies here that not any one stands out in an annoying fashion. This is a well-balanced tape with some real life in it. Bad Company "Tour Diary 1974-1976" Band line-up Paul Rodgers - vocals Simon Kirke - drums Mick Ralphs - guitar Boz Burrell - bass Disc 1 Victoria Hall Hanley, England Dec. 17, 1974 01 Deal With The Preacher 02 Rock Steady 03 Little Miss Fortune 04 Ready For Love 05 Feel Like Makin' Love 06 Shooting Star 07 Seagull 08 Bad Company 09 Easy On My Soul 10 Good Lovin' Gone Bad 11 Movin On 12 Can't Get Enough 13 Can I Get A Witness Disc 2 Assembly Center, Tulsa, OK June 8, 1975 01 Deal With the Preacher 02 Rock Steady 03 Little Miss Fortune 04 Ready for Love 05 Wild Fire Woman 06 Feel Like Makin' Love 07 Shooting Star 08 Easy On My Soul 09 Movin' On 10 Good Lovin' Gone Bad 11 Bad Company Disc 3 Theatre Antique, Orange, France August 15, 1975 01 -Intro - Deal With the Preacher 02 -Rock Steady 03 -Little Miss Fortune 04 -Ready For Love 05 -Wild Fire Woman 06 -Feel Like Makin' Love 07 -Shooting Star 08 -Easy On My Soul 09 -Movin' On 10 -Good Lovin' Gone Bad 11 -Bad Company Disc 4 Jaap Edenhal, Amsterdam, Netherlands February 11, 1976 01 Live For The Music 02 Deal With The Preacher 03 Ready For Love 04 Wild Fire Woman 05 Sweet Little Sister 06 Youngblood 07 Simple Man 08 Good Lovin' Gone Bad 09 Rock Steady 10 Feel Like Makin' Love 11 Honey Child 12 Can't Get Enough -
Audience 9.2 - KANSAS opened up for BAD COMPANY on this exciting night in 1976. We have that show listed as well. -
Soundboard 9.4 - Brilliant! -
Audience 7.6 - I wish this sounded better because it’s one of the few recordings capturing that rare moment when they are joined by the Zeppers. So, yeah, a little rough with the loudness and all, but important in a historical sense. -
CD 1 - Brisbane - Audience 7.8 (a little bit flat maybe but it is clear enough you hear the whole band, still enjoyable nonetheless) CD 2 - Lancaster - Audience 8.6 (a great recording here) -
Audience 8.5 - Nothing much to complain about here. A good and very “live” sounding tape. Gives you the atmosphere which, if done properly, adds much to the tape. -
Soundboard 9.5 - Mixed for official release, but sadly it was withdrawn from the market and is now hopelessly out of print. -
Recorded live at Max's Kansas City in NYC 1979. This is an import CD. Jewel Case new never played. -
CD 1 - Pro 8.8 (and the best disc of this set) CD 2 - Audience 6.4 (possibly the worst of this set, but if you turn it up louder it sounds better actually. Levels are low!) CD 3 - Audience 7.2 (a big step up from previous disc, levels a little low but not so much, kind of thin, gets crowded when the band is loud.) CD 4/5 - Audience 7.7 (good stereo separation, everything is clear, a decent recording!) Bachman-Turner Overdrive The BTO Box Disc 1 Agora Cleveland, OH 1974 01 -Don't Get Yourself In Trouble - Little Gandy Dancer 02 -Give It Time 03 -Welcome Home 04 -Hold Back The Water 05 -Blue Collar 06 -Give Me Your Money Please 07 -Let It Ride 08 -American Woman 09 -Honky Tonk Woman Disc 2 Friedrich-Ebert-Halle Ludwigshafen, West Germany 1975-05-11 1. -Introduction 2. -ROLL ON DOWN THE HIGHWAY 3. -GIVE IT TIME 4. -SLEDGEHAMMER 5. -LET IT RIDE 6. -ROCK IS MY LIFE AND THIS IS MY SONG 7. -BLUE MOANIN' 8. -FREE WHEELIN' 9. -WELCOME HOME 10. -Guitar Solo - Bass Solo 11. -NOT FRAGILE 12. -YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHING YET 13. -TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS 14. -SLOW DOWN BOOGIE Disc 3 CNE Grandstand Toronto, Canada August 24, 1976 1. -Take It Like A Man 2. -Give It Time 3. -Hold Back The Water - Welcome Home 4. -Don't Get Yourself in Trouble 5. -Find Out About Love 6. -Blue Collar 7. -Rock Is My Life & This Is My Song 8. -Not Fragile 9. -Let It Ride 10. -Hey You 11. -Four Wheel Drive 12. -You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet Disc 4 Shimm Hall Nagoya, Japan October 2, 1976 1. -Give Me Your Money, Please 2. -Give It Time 3. -Hold Back The Water 4. -Welcome Home 5. -Don't Get Yourself In Trouble 6. -Find Out About Love 7. -Blue Collar 8. -Sledgehammer 9. -Rock Is My Life & This Is My Song 10. -Not Fragile 11. -Let It Ride 12. -Hey You 13. -You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet 14. -Roll On Down The Highway Disc 5 Nagoya cont'd 1. -Four Wheel Drive 2. -Takin' Care Of Business 3. -Slow Down Boogie - Thank You - Domo -
Professional recording, top shelf! CD 1 - Audience 9.4 CD 2 - Soundboard 9.2 CD 3 - Soundboard 9.3 CD 4 - Soundboard 9.1 -
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 -
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. -
Audience 7.8 - Both shows roughly the same with enough differences to say one has qualities the other doesn’t have and vice versa. So whereas in one show you might get more definition on guitar, the other will have more vocal presence and a slightly better rhythm section. Take your pick, two vintage Atomic Rooster gigs hardly a losing proposition. -
Audience 8.3-8.7 - What starts out sounding kind of boomy, slowly starts to turn into a very good and powerful recording as if the taper started on one side (bass) and moved to the middle…either that or the sound man finally got it right. Either way this will surely please! -
Audience 7.0 -
All Soundboard - All Excellent (4 Shows)