Dallas 5 March 1975 Grame remaster The Crunge/Theramin As usual Jones is killing it.

Can't wait to hear about how these shows were. I hope someone posts clips.

I have not heard the new audience release, just the Night Stalker soundboard release. I have seen a few comments that the new audience release is a big improvement.

My goodness! Do you know if the audience parts are from that latest EVSD release Pariedola Paradigm? Pretty funny that Grame remastered a show in which Plant said "A gram is a gram is a gram." The next time someone tells me how lousy the 1975 tour was I will play them this version of Dying Time.

Royal Albert Hall 9 January 1970, audio from the DVD

Bud Powell on piano and Max Roach on drums, 1951

Not sure how this got left off the debut album but so glad it was released as a bonus track later.

Apparently this is the first film ever of Louis Armstrong in concert. Louis' incredible trumpet break starts around 1:08.

The Lighthouse and Nite Owl matrices on the Black Beauty site are pretty good. I also found these on YouTube recently. The first one includes a link to flac downloads on Mega. This next one sounds best to me:

Good stuff. I had never heard of these guys. Thanks for posting.

There are a number of excellent 1975 soundboard remasters out there - this one has really exceptional sound. To my ears one of the best sounding 1975 board remasters.

Too bad they never did a proper live release from the 70s.

How are they compared to the original releases? The original Kings is amazing to start, as is that 1978 concert from Different Stages - I wonder how that concert remaster is and how the bonus tracks are. Most of all, how much is All the World's a Stage improved? The original release was on the muddy side. Thanks.

These guys were so good, and Luther Dickinson helped revitalize the band. This album opener is just perfect and encapsulates so much of what was great about the Crowes.

Always one of my favorite Sabbath tracks.

I had forgotten about the cool intro to WLL.

Great album. My favorite track is the opener Planet Claire. What a way to open a debut album. I saw the B52's at Roseland Ballroom in New York City in 1980. Amazing show.

That's the ticket! What an amazing improvised intro. Did they ever play anything like that for any other version? They used to use Rice Pudding as an intro but this is very different.