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‘Sacrifice’ is a Prog classic. A controversial release in its day, much discussed in rock circles. Black Widow proved a surprisingly sophisticated and experimental group when they burst on the UK scene in the early Seventies. While often compared to Black Sabbath, the group went beyond heavy metal, utilising Hammond organ, flute, sax and clarinet in their line-up, while playing powerful, imaginative arrangements. ‘Sacrifice’ was their debut album, now hailed as a landmark progressive rock classic, attracting much media attention on release in 1970, due to its controversial black magic themes. Now available on Repertoire, this is the definitive version of ‘Sacrifice’, presented in a deluxe set in digipak format, with CD liner notes by highly respected heavy rock journalist and broadcaster Malcolm Dome, including an interviews with Black Widow’s Clive Jones, Geoff Griffiths and Kip Trevor telling their fascinating story of the band and this album. Soundtracks remastered by Black Widow’s Geoff Griffith. Expertly restored film. Quotes from the band. The most collectable and definitive set on the market!
DISC 1: Remastered CD of the original classic 1970 ‘Sacrifice’ album. Plus bonus track – the single version of ‘Come To The Sabbat’.
DISC 2: Remastered CD of the previously unreleased version of ‘Sacrifice’, with new atmospheric, dramatic track interludes by Black Widow’s Clive Jones and Geoff Griffiths.
DISC 3: Bonus DVD of the newly restored and remastered film of German TV’s Beat Club production: ‘DEMONS OF THE NIGHT GATHER TO SEE BLACK WIDOW – LIVE’ featuring a powerful theatrical ‘live’ band performance of the songs from the ‘Sacrifice’ album.
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WerbungReleased: 24th November 2014
Thanks I ll Eat It Here finds Lowell George groovin‘ back to the earlier boogie and New Orleans rock and r&b feel found on his earlier Little Feat albums. Released a very short time before his untimely death, the album included his brilliant 20 Million Things, a funk infused Little Feat revisit with Two Trains, plus several inspiring collaborations with notable friends like Van Dyke Parks and Little Feat’s Fred Tackett, as well as significant cover versions like Allen Toussaint’s What Do You Want The Girl To Do, and 2 bonus tracks never issued on original Lp version.
TrackList:
1. What Do You Want The Girl To Do
2. Honest Man
3. Two Trains
4. I Can’t Stand The Rain
5. Cheek To Cheek
6. Easy Money
7. 20 Million Things
8. Find A River
9. Himmler’s Ring
10. Heartache
11. What Do You Want The Girl To DoQuelle: SpinCDs
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Released: 3rd November 2014
“From The Vault” is a new series of live concerts from The Rolling Stones archive which are getting their first official release. “Hampton Coliseum – Live In 1981” is the first title in this series. The Rolling Stones American Tour in 1981 was the most successful tour of that year taking a then record $50 million dollars in ticket sales. The tour was in support of the critically and commercially successful “Tattoo You” album. There were fifty dates on the tour which ran from Philadelphia at the end of September through to Hampton, Virginia on the 18th and 19th of December. The show on December 18th, which was also Keith Richards’ birthday, was the first ever music concert to be broadcast on television as a pay-per-view event. The footage has now been carefully restored and the sound has been newly mixed by Bob Clearmountain for this first official release of the show.
Simultaneous release on:
– DVD
– SD Blu-ray
– DVD+2CD
– DVD+3LPTrackList:
1) Under My Thumb
2) When The Whip Comes Down
3) Let’s Spend The Night Together
4) Shattered
5) Neighbours
6) Black Limousine
7) Just My Imagination
8) Twenty Flight Rock
9) Going To A Go Go
10) Let Me Go
11) Time Is On My Side
12) Beast Of Burden
13) Waiting On A Friend
14) Let It Bleed
15) You Can’t Always Get What You Want
16) Band Introductions
17) Happy Birthday Keith
18) Little T & A
19) Tumbling Dice
20) She’s So Cold
21) Hang Fire
22) Miss You
23) Honky Tonk Women
24) Brown Sugar
25) Start Me Up
26) Jumping Jack Flash
27) (I Can’t Get No) SatisfactionQuelle: SpinCDs
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AnonymRegistriert seit: 01.01.1970
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Na endlich! Hatte keine Lust auf Downloads.
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Der Gig ist RICHTIG gut!
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How does it feel to be one of the beautiful people?Ich möchte, daß die 76er Les Abattoirs Gigs (Paris) endlich veröffentlicht werden.
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Mick67Ich möchte, daß die 76er Les Abattoirs Gigs (Paris) endlich veröffentlicht werden.
Die beste Version ist m.E. diese:
http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?2,1023036,1023036#msg-1023036
Für’s TV aufgenommen von Freddy Hauser. Das Hampton-Konzert kennt man auch schon seit langem von VHS und später DVD in toller Qualität. Klasse Konzert – das beste der US Tour ’81. Wirklich genial sind die ca. 20 Minuten Backstage vor dem Konzert. Das macht richtig Spaß zuzuschauen. U.a. kann man hier einige teils schon verstorbene Legenden aus dem Stones-Camp in Aktion sehen (z.B. Freddy Sessler, Chuch Magee u. Jim Callaghan) Ich gehe allerdings davon aus, dass diese Szenen in der offiziellen Version nicht mit dabei sind.
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FlashBackMagazineReleased: 3rd November 2014
“From The Vault” is a new series of live concerts from The Rolling Stones archive which are getting their first official release. “Hampton Coliseum – Live In 1981” is the first title in this series. The Rolling Stones American Tour in 1981 was the most successful tour of that year taking a then record $50 million dollars in ticket sales. The tour was in support of the critically and commercially successful “Tattoo You” album. There were fifty dates on the tour which ran from Philadelphia at the end of September through to Hampton, Virginia on the 18th and 19th of December. The show on December 18th, which was also Keith Richards’ birthday, was the first ever music concert to be broadcast on television as a pay-per-view event. The footage has now been carefully restored and the sound has been newly mixed by Bob Clearmountain for this first official release of the show.
Simultaneous release on:
– DVD
– SD Blu-ray
– DVD+2CD
– DVD+3LPTrackList:
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Dieser Hut wäre der Queen zu alt.
Die DVD kann man seit Jahren kaufen (z. B. als „Let’s spend the Night together“), die Bild- und Tonqualität ist absolut in Ordnung – es ist ja nix anderes als der Konzertfilm von Hal Ashby.
Die CDs gibt es seit Ewigkeiten als Bootleg und seit 2011 auf http://www.stonesarchive.com bzw. im Google-Play-Store zum legalen Download.
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AnonymRegistriert seit: 01.01.1970
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Auf „Let’s spend…“ sind keine Aufnahmen vom 18. Dezember. Das sind Aunahmen vom 5. und 6. November sowie vom 13. Dezember aus East Rutherford, New Jersey und Tempe, Arizona.
Download und Platten sind auch zwei verschiedene Paar Schuhe. Aber die Diskussion gab es ja schon.;-)--
BgigliAuf „Let’s spend…“ sind keine Aufnahmen vom 18. Dezember. Das sind Aunahmen vom 5. und 6. November sowie vom 13. Dezember aus East Rutherford, New Jersey und Tempe, Arizona.
Download und Platten sind auch zwei verschiedene Paar Schuhe. Aber die Diskussion gab es ja schon.;-)Danke für die Belehrung (keine Ironie).:lol:
Dann werde ich mir die DVD wohl doch besorgen.--
AnonymRegistriert seit: 01.01.1970
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Aber unbedingt! Ich besitze nur ein altes Bootleg auf CDs. Tontechnisch ist also bestimmt noch was drin.
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FlashBackMagazineZugegebenermaßen per Zufall hierüber gestolpert:
http://www.amazon.de/Irish-Tour-74-Rory-Gallagher/dp/B00M8NMN48/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1407302857&sr=1-1&keywords=rory+gallagher
https://www.jpc.de/jpcng/poprock/detail/-/art/rory-gallagher-irish-tour-74/hnum/5722415Im Steve Hoffmann-Forum gibt es einen Thread dazu: http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/rory-gallagher-irish-tour-74-box-set-anniversary-edition.352227/
Und was soll das jetzt genau sein?
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Wenn ich meinen Hund beleidigen will nenne ich ihn Mensch. (AS) „Weißt du, was ich manchmal denke? Es müsste immer Musik da sein. Bei allem was du machst. Und wenn's so richtig Scheiße ist, dann ist wenigstens noch die Musik da. Und an der Stelle, wo es am allerschönsten ist, da müsste die Platte springen und du hörst immer nur diesen einen Moment.“pink-niceUnd was soll das jetzt genau sein?
OK, to expand on what I said….I have some inside info I can share!
Take this with a grain of salt as things could change from now until release time.
Progress on the box set is ongoing. There should be an announcement with more details on the official Rory website this summer as things shape up. Release is hoped for in the Fall.
Audio will be two CDs each from Cork, Dublin, and Belfast, using original setlist running orders. Cork is taken from the multi-tracks, so that one should sound great. Dublin and Belfast are from soundboards recorded at the mixing desk the night of the shows, so kind of look at those as „official-bootleg“ sound and you should not be disappointed.
There will also be a CD of soundcheck and post-show jamming (from Cork).
The „Irish Tour“ film may also be included depending on licensing. No mention of that being expanded with additional footage. That would certainly be nice but don’t count on that…who knows though.
Think I will go back and listen again to the 1979 live show from the Notes From San Francisco release to get psyched!
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Wenn ich meinen Hund beleidigen will nenne ich ihn Mensch. (AS) „Weißt du, was ich manchmal denke? Es müsste immer Musik da sein. Bei allem was du machst. Und wenn's so richtig Scheiße ist, dann ist wenigstens noch die Musik da. Und an der Stelle, wo es am allerschönsten ist, da müsste die Platte springen und du hörst immer nur diesen einen Moment.“Released: 13th October 2014
19 CDs of live material from the UK & EU 1973/74, 1 CD of studio material, 2 DVD-A discs & 2 BD discs of studio & live material in hi-res stereo, quad & 5.1 surround, 12” box with booklet, memorabilia, album & poster prints + 3 bonus audio CDs
• 19 CDs of live performance material.
• 7 CDs taken from multi-track tape including 4CDs of material from the Glasgow & Zurich shows, freshly assembled & mastered in Hi-Res from the original Great Deceiver mixes by David Singleton at DGM Soundworld in 2014, the Amsterdam show The Nightwatch mixed by Steven Wilson & a previously unheard preparatory of material from the same show prepared by George Chkiantz (engineer of all live KC shows of the era & the Red album).
• 11 CDs drawn from high quality stereo reel to reel soundboard tapes. 8 making their first appearance on CD with the remaining three re-mastered or drawn from new tape sources.
• 1 CD presenting the performance from the ORTF Paris TV broadcast• CD 20 features the 2011 stereo mix of Starless & Bible Black by Steven Wilson & Robert Fripp
• DVD-A 1 features the Starless & Bible Black album in 5.1 Surround, with new & original stereo album mixes in High Resolution Stereo plus bonus audio material.
• DVD-A 2 features material from Mainz (mixed by David Singleton), Amsterdam (mixed by Steven Wilson) & a later show from Pittsburgh (mixed by George Chkiantz) in quadraphonic audio & High-Resolution Stereo.
• Both DVD-A discs are region 0 playable in all areas & compatible with all DVD players & DVD Rom players
• Blu-Ray Disc 1 features full lossless audio 24/192 transfers of material from the Glasgow & Zurich shows, freshly assembled & mastered from the original Great Deceiver mixes by David Singleton at DGM Soundworld in 2014 in LPCM stereo.
• Blu-Ray Disc 1 also features the Amsterdam show The Nightwatch, mixed by Steven Wilson & the George Chkiantz preparatory mix stereo in 24/96 High-resolution stereo & a 24/96 transfer of the original David Singleton/Robert Fripp mix of The Nightwatch.
• Blu-Ray Disc 2 features Starless & Bible Black in 5.1 Surround (DTS-HD MAS & LPCM 24/96) alongside new & original stereo masters of the album, a needledrop of an original vinyl pressing + audio extras.
• Blu-Ray Disc 2 also features the Quad mixes of material from the Mainz, Amsterdam & Pittsburgh concerts.• Blu-Ray Disc 2 also features the ORTF Paris TV footage in a new hi-res transfer from the original source files.
• Discs packaged in 8 individual 3 disc digi-packs within an album sized box
• 3 additional bonus CDs of audio restored soundboard/bootlegs & audio curios are also included.
• 1 further concert (bootleg quality audio) is also available via included download ticket.
• Album sized booklet with rare/unseen photos, new sleeve notes by Sid Smith, technical notes on the recordings by David Singleton, eye-witness accounts from fans who attended the gigs + memorabilia including an album print, poster, replica concert ticket, press release with folder, photos & more besides.
• Limited to a single pressing run.
David Cross: Violin & Keyboards Robert Fripp:¬ Guitar & MellotronJohn Wetton: Bass and Voice Bill Bruford: Percussives
Live in Europe October/November 1973, March/April, 1974 Studio Recordings, London, England, January 1974Few bands of the era offered as much variety in material from night to night. King Crimson’s propensity for improvisation & fondness for playing its newest material – often unreleased on record at the time of the concerts – is legendary. Fewer bands still, whether by accident or design, recorded so many of their live shows. Starless offers an in depth overview of one of the era’s most significant bands in its most celebrated live line-up.Autumn 1973: As King Crimson’s second lengthy US tour of that year was coming to a close, a short series of UK concerts for the end of October, followed by a more extensive European tour in November was already planned. Three of these concerts Glasgow, Zurich & Amsterdam were recorded as full multi-track recordings, with material from the Amsterdam show being used as core material for the January 1974 recording of Starless & Bible Black. From mid-March to the start of April, the band was on the road in Europe again, promoting the album with their final European concerts of the decade, prior to undertaking a further US tour. A number of these concerts were recorded on stereo reel to reel machines, fed directly from the signal as sent to the PA system on the night of the performance. These soundboards are often referred to as “The Blue Tapes”, named after the outer colour of the original tape boxes & are especially valued for both the quality of recording & performance.This boxed set presents eighteen CDs of live concert performances, seven of them mixed from the 1973 multi-track tapes and a further eleven presenting the complete run of “The Blue Tapes” for the first time. CDs of the ORTF Paris TV performance & the 2011 stereo mix of Starless & Bible Black also feature. Two DVD-A discs & two Blu-Ray discs contain concert & studio recordings in stereo, quadraphonic & full 5.1 surround sound – all presented in high-resolution audio.
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