I thought it has been released, but not 100% sure. I guess the "Gold Standard" for comparison is "Live at Leeds", how does it stand up to LAL? Vinyl or CD?
I thought it has been released, but not 100% sure. I guess the "Gold Standard" for comparison is "Live at Leeds", how does it stand up to LAL? Vinyl or CD?
A few of us here have been on a bit of a Who bender lately, and are looking forward to hearing this one.
Sure, Leeds is the gold standard for live Who, but there are so many other worthy listens.
The Hull show right after being one of them.
They are comps, but View From A Backstage and Greatest Hits Live are great. Disc 1 of GHL is classic era, disc 2 post-Moon, and not as good IMO.
I also recently watched the Live Texas '75 DVD, and it's worthy, too.
I don't think I knew up until yesterday that the first few tracks(5, I think?) of Hull used the bass tracks from Leeds, because there was a recording issue at the start.Nice rundown of the state of "live" Who, Kris.
PS: IMO the Hull performance is superior to Leeds and the sound quality just as good.
Also, Moon's drums are 'uge on Hull.
I thought it has been released, but not 100% sure. I guess the "Gold Standard" for comparison is "Live at Leeds", how does it stand up to LAL? Vinyl or CD?
No "Substitute"?
Looks like I need to up my game here! My Isle of Wight discs only have a 4:35 ver of magic bus - (looks like I ripped it to the computer in 2012!)re: Isle Of Wight (Eagle Records), it culminates in of the best-ver (that I've heard) "Magic Bus" finales, just a crushing power-chord led jam of ~ 8 minutes. It's damned good so if you're not a fan of the "Magic Bus" studio version this rendition may likely persuade you otherwise.
Looks like I need to up my game here! My Isle of Wight discs only have a 4:35 ver of magic bus - (looks like I ripped it to the computer in 2012!)