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Audience 7.4 - A scratchy, distant, and cluttered recording of an energetic show (band and audience). Is it worth getting? It’s on the ragged edge if you ask me, but as a completist you will find that it is not unlistenable muck, thankfully. It is interesting to hear a veteran touring band giving it 100% effort even if the city is other than New York, LA or Chicago. Just another tour stop, in the deep south no less, but there’s Rush giving their fans their all, night after night. God Bless Rush! -
Audience 8.5 - There are some shows where the ratings numbers cannot tell the story. This is certainly the best example of that. I overlooked this show in the past, I did not, could not, get past the “wall of sound” factor. Now, thanks to modern mastering techniques, this recording has morphed into a real gem. Is it better? Yes! Is it perfect? No. But, perhaps while some would still find it too much to handle, other will find it to be a ton of fun. The tapers were real close to the mains, but managed to keep levels just low enough to prevent the dreaded distortion, but in so doing got a tape without dynamics, or at least one dynamic which is SUPER loud intense power – which if you are a hard core Rush fan, will REALLY tickle your fancy when you pop this on the stereo. It’s almost like a heavy metal concert! Unbridled fury, simply an intense concert and intense recording, let yourself get into it, and your ears will adjust and you will find that the audio frequency range here is comfortable to the ears even though it’s off the charts in massiveness. -
Audience 8.4 - A great find here! So few Power Windows tour shows out there, and this one, while not a “great” recording, is pretty clear and has a lot of atmosphere. Does sound maybe midway in the venue, so you get a little of that “wash” or stadium “verb” effect but to my delight the bass notes are distinct and not just a boominess. It’s maybe the guitar that is slightly lost, with Geddy also being a touch behind the sound rather than in front. Overall, it is still a good listen and well worth having. -
Audience 8.8 - This is considered to be one of those recordings that every Rush collector should have, possibly because it is a great recording of arguably their peak performance year. I really do think 1979 was them at their best, and this recording shows clearly why that remains my opinion. -
Audience 8.3 - Always nice to find another decent sounding 1981 show as there’s not an abundance of them compared to other years. The recording is a little bit cluttered in the very middle of the sound spectrum but thankfully does not suffer from the aud killers such as muddiness or distortion. All the instruments fight for the center but are clearly heard notwithstanding. Occasionally you may notice a bit of phasing which helps the recording to my ears because it’s almost like a cool effect that they meant to do! A good one to add to the collection. -
Audience 9.1 - A good atmospheric recording with the sound coming at you front and center channel with power. I love the song selection, a lot of focus on the music, not that I mind the vocals but you get more band interplay at this show. -
MICHAEL HILL'S BLUES MOB - NY State of Blues 1998 -
MICHAEL HILL'S BLUES MOB - Have Mercy (1997/Alligator Records) -
JOE SATRIANI (DVD) ~ Live in Paris (Sony Music Entertainment) Recorded at the Grand Rex Theatre Paris, France May 27, 2008 Bonus: Contains 45 minutes of interview and behind the scenes footage. Running Time: 2 hrs./15 min. -
Audience 9.1 - Taper was very close to the main PA but it does not distort and the sound goes directly to your brain, it does not stop for directions. HOT HOT HOT!! Get it. -
Replicated from the masters used to make the LP reissue, this CD release includes a bonus track from a live concert performance in 1976 which was taken from multi-track master tapes. -
Reissued on 150 gram virgin vinyl. Exact repro of the front/back artwork, includes a full color printed inner sleeve housing the record itself. Limited to 250 copies. -
Men's and Ladies style and size all available while supplies last. Must specify the size you need before we ship. We have:- Women's L
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Studio 8.7 - A little sonic degradation to these professional studio demos (the bonus tracks are abbreviated probably due to legal reasons at the time they were recorded). Some of the tracks are better quality, but the worst are still very good, just maybe a little loss of clarity and fidelity but nothing major. You’ll enjoy this if you are a fan. -
Men’s T Shirt (Black Only) with JOSEFUS spelled out in Yellow on front and the full color 50 YEARS of TEXAS ROCK AND ROLL logo on back. VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES! -
CD 1 - Audience 8.4 - Surprisingly good, I’d never had this one in my collection until recently and I enjoyed it. CD 2 - Audience 8.7 - A very strong contender to be one of the best ’71 Audience tapes (along with the Copenhagen show). CD 3 - Audience 7.5 - The weaker of the three shows in this set, but it’s not crap, just not super clear or dynamic. A show your ears will adjust to, and you’ll have it in your collection all wrapped up in a nice package. A set that I recommend to get your fix on less common but good early performances. -
Men's T Shirt (Black Only) with JOSEFUS spelled out in Yellow on front and the full color 50 YEARS of TEXAS ROCK AND ROLL logo on back. VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES!
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Full Color on Front Design Incorporating Sparkling Gold Ink Highlights Available in All Sizes Bands Featured: Oz Knozz Heyoka Josefus -
Full Color on Front Design Incorporating Sparkling Gold Ink Highlights Available in All Sizes Bands Featured: Oz Knozz Heyoka Josefus
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Full Color on Front Design Incorporating Sparkling Gold Ink Highlights Available in All Sizes Bands Featured: Oz Knozz Heyoka Josefus
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Full Color on Front Design Incorporating Sparkling Gold Ink Highlights Available in All Sizes Bands Featured: Oz Knozz Heyoka Josefus
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Full Color on Front Design Incorporating Sparkling Gold Ink Highlights Available in All Sizes Bands Featured: Oz Knozz Heyoka Josefus
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Audience 8.6 - A strong recording that you know was done by people who were careful and prepared because right away you can hear them getting the recording levels set during the opening bars of the first song. They knew what they were doing! A lively gig, the band riding high and looking to prove that the hype was for real. Get this! -
Audience 7.1 - One for completists only, but even then, this version has been given a touch of boost (recording levels were low), EQ and hiss reduction (very very lightly) making it an upgrade to previous versions. Good set list, band sound good (Ozzy in a great mood). I think it’s not a total loss of a recording, because the one thing it does also have going for it, is that it is not a garbled muddy mess (that is a deal breaker for me). -
BLESSID UNION OF SOULS "Tourists" (1997) -
BLESSID UNION OF SOULS "Walking Off The Buzz" (1999) -
BLESSID UNION OF SOULS "Home" (1995) -
THE KINSEY REPORT - Crossing Bridges (1993) -
THE KINSEY REPORT "Powerhouse" (1990) -
THE KINSEY REPORT "Smoke and Steel" -
1) Sex and Religion (1997) 2) Fire Garden (1996) 3) Real Illusions: Reflections (2005)