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  1. On 3/31/2018 at 11:14 AM, Juliet said:

    Greetings:

    Alice will perform the role of King Herod in the live production of Jesus Christ Superstar on NBC tomorrow ( April 1).Check local listings for time

     

     

    10 hours ago, Anjin-san said:

    https://www.nbc.com/jesus-christ-superstar?nbc=1

     

    Great Musical! And go ask Alice,....

    http://www.justjared.com/photo-gallery/4058938/alice-cooper-jesus-christ-superstar-02/

    alice-cooper-jesus-christ-superstar-02.J

     

  2. Best Backstage photo of the group. I submit:

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    Led Zeppelin walks along the backstage hallway of the Spectrum moments before their performance in Philadelphia Feb. 8, 1975. Electric Factory Concerts' promoter Allen Spivak leads the way. Behind Robert and to the right of Jimmy is Peter Grant.

  3. 3 hours ago, blindwillie127 said:

    So, I just cranked the ever loving shit out of Bring It On Home on the first listen.... I feel like I've been hit by a taser. The unmatched finesse & power of this band is being represented so well on this remaster that its a revelation. 

    I gave no fucks about a goddamn HTWWW remaster.....boy, was I wrong:blink:

    Go Jimmy, go.

    Right. Listening to the powerful BIOH from the HTWWW BD took me back to hearing it live, for the first time, to that magical performance on Aug. 22, 1970. By then, the second hand smoke in the TCCC arena had had it's effect on that 14 year old teenager.

  4. HTWWW 2018 Blu-Ray Headphone Review

    My most favorite performance off of HTWWW is "BRING IT ON HOME."
    The HOTH songs and the acoustic set are also my favorites.

    The Blu-ray gives three listening choices, DTS-HD Master Audio in 5.1 and 2.0, and PCM 2.0. (96kHz/24 bit)

    The Pop-up Menu gives you the all the songs and the track you're currently listening to.

    The Display function gives you bit rates, and which audio track is playing.

    I will say, that I listened in my office, through my Vizio E-Series E291-A1.
    I turned OFF the "SRS Tru Volume" and set the SRS Surround Sound to "Standard", and I used the EQ "Flat Respose" Setting.

    While listening to this with my Bose Around-Ear headphones on, I preferred the 2.0 signal, which both sounded the same, even though the display showed different bit rates for audio channel choices #2 and #3.

    As each song begins, a still picture is displayed for the entirety of the song, and looks to be matched to each song that's playing.

    Seeing the image while the song is playing, of course, makes you wish, why didn't they film the concerts, even if with just a single camera, just  capturing the stage, as you might have seen it, looking on from the audience...

    I never owned the 2003 edition, so any 2003/2018 comparisons will have to come from someone else.

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    Chicago VI Decades Live Boxed Set ~  April 6, 2018

    http://bestclassicbands.com/chicago-goodbye-premiere-3-15-18/

    Track Listing

    Disc 1 (Isle of Wight Festival 8/28/70)
    Introduction
    South California Purples
    Beginnings
    In The Country
    Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (Free Form Intro)
    Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
    Mother

    Disc 2 (Isle of Wight Festival 8/28/70)
    It Better End Soon
    Ballet For a Girl in Buchannon
    25 Or 6 To 4
    I’m a Man

    Disc 3
    Poem For The People (Paris, France 12/8/69)
    25 Or 6 To 4 (Paris, France 12/8/69)
    Liberation (Paris, France 12/8/69)
    Goodbye (John F. Kennedy Center for the Perf. Arts, Washington, DC 9/16/71)
    Now That You’ve Gone (Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia 6/26/72)
    A Hit By Varese (Chicago Stadium, Chicago, IL 8/13/73)
    If You Leave Me Now (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA 12/1/77)
    Takin’ It On Uptown (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA 12/1/77)

    Disc 4
    Hot Streets (Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA 8/11/78)
    Little One (Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA 8/11/78)
    Forever (Pensacola Civic Center, Pensacola, FL 3/21/87)
    Medley: In the Midnight Hour, Knock on Wood, I’m a Man, Get Away (Pensacola Civic Center, Pensacola, FL 3/21/87)
    You’re Not Alone (Starplex Amphitheatre, Dallas, TX 5/30/92)
    The Pull (Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, NV 3/20/94)
    In The Mood (Caesar’s Palace, Atlantic City, NJ 7/28/94)
    Don’t Get Around Much Anymore (Caesar’s Palace, Atlantic City, NJ 7/28/94)
    Look Away (Acoustic) (A&E Network, Live by Request 9/5/02)
    America (WHYY, The Grand, Wilmington, DE 5/7/14)

    Disc 5 (DVD) (Rockpalast – Grugahalle, Essen, Germany 2/12/77)
    Anyway You Want
    Saturday in the Park
    Skin Tight
    Just You ‘N’ Me
    Hope For Love
    You Are On My Mind
    Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
    Ballet For a Girl in Buchannon
    Beginnings
    Scrapbook
    A Hit By Varese
    Call on Me
    Takin’ It On Uptown
    If You Leave Me Now
    Once or Twice
    (I’ve Been) Searchin’ So Long
    25 Or 6 To 4
    Got to Get You Into My Life
    I’m a Man

     

  6. On 4/27/2010 at 12:55 PM, ledzep45 said:

    Anybody else love early chicago before they turned all pop?

     

    On 4/27/2010 at 1:06 PM, ally said:

    Love CTA. Terry Kath was amazing . Thought they completely lost the plot after his untimely death

     

    On 4/27/2010 at 1:08 PM, ledzep45 said:

    Yeh, Kath was (still is) one of the best. I still can't get over the sustain he gets on 'Listen', i'ts too amazing! I remember reading somewhere Hendrix was a big fan.

     

    On 4/27/2010 at 1:15 PM, ally said:

    I was lucky enough to see them live a couple of times ( 71/72 ). Free Form Guitar/ California Purples , I'm A Man, 25 or 6 to 4 were all Kath trademarks. However, It wasn't just about TK, the whole band was great !

     

    On 4/27/2010 at 4:13 PM, Steve Z(oso) said:

    The first 5 albums are fantastic, the first 2 & Carnegie Hall are some of my favorite albums of all time. Truly groundbreaking stuff. Too bad they got sucked into the pop hits routine. And of course, Terry Kath was a huge loss to the music world. I never got to see them in the 70's, and once he was gone, I had no interest. Great band for a topic!

     

    On 4/27/2010 at 4:36 PM, ledzep45 said:

    :o just listening to the live version of South Californian Purples from carniegie hall blows my mind. Introduction sounds freakin awesome too.

     

    On 5/1/2010 at 4:43 AM, ledzep45 said:

    Your right, (SCP) it's such a cool track, me and my friend sometimes have a little jam to it lol.

    :o i would give anything to see them at that period. It's such a shame not more of their shows at that time were recorded on audio or video. I don't think theres ever been an official release of CTA-Chicago 3 area. Well, apart from Live At Carnegie Hall :lol:

     

    On 5/9/2015 at 8:10 AM, Electrophile said:

    Love, love, love Chicago, and not just because we come from the same hometown. Once Peter Cetera took over full-time lead singing duties, they got a bit schmaltzy, but prior to that, when Terry Kath and Robert Lamm were doing most of the heavy lifting, they were phenomenal. I love a nice, loud horn section in a rock band. If I had to choose just one song from the pre-schmaltz period that I really, really, really love, it would have to be either Beginnings or Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is.

    Why Terry Kath Was Vital to the Band Chicago

    f23fd3ed9c3a2480906d8b28a0786db6--terry-

  7. 4 hours ago, Mark Williams said:

    Now there's logic in that Steve....but depends if Robert is 'not up to much'  in 2019 & if the 'Capricorns' still have enough left in the tank to do it. Would be nice of Robert to repay his dues.....

    Well now that's an easy way to insist and expect someone to do something... to decree that they were behind in their dues, and "that repayment would be nice."

    Robert doesn't wake up every morning and think... "Gee, I wish there was way to back with Jimmy, again.... I miss those times so....." He really doesn't.... Because, if, he did, he would act on it. His inaction is your key, your guide, to what the future holds, for this fantasy "reunion."

  8. 23 hours ago, JustJill said:

    Plant loves laughing at his own jokes. The real reason LZ will never perform together again is that Percy's lemons lost their octave register long ago and he can't sing the songs anymore. His churlish disregard for the band and legions of fans who never got to see them live is annoying at best. 

    Of course just about everyone knows, and it goes without saying, that Robert's octave register that he had in 1968 is long gone.

    But that said, Robert can certainly sing the Led Zeppelin catalog, at a lower register, with all of the feeling and phrasing of the 1970's. But, just because someone "can" do something, doesn't mean that they want to, or that they will. And, as most know, Robert has made a choice to *not* sing any Zeppelin songs in the style of the 1970's. It's his personal choice. I leave it at that. His style choice doesn't float my boat. But, his choice is fact, and whatever you want to debate about that, do it amongst yourselves... have at it.

    Robert doesn't owe Led Zeppelin fans past and present a continuing guided tour and glorification of the band, every time he speaks or is spoken to. He's doing other things now. He's moved on from what you and I know as "Led Zeppelin." Better ask Jimmy or JPJ about the past.

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