Live at the Marquee [Live]

Live at the Marquee [Live]

Live at the Marquee [Live]

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Product Description
Previously unreleased live recording for the classic British band from the NWOBHM era. Recorded at the world famous Marquee Club in London on Oct 23, 1981. 12 digitally remastered tracks of classic 80's rock music. Six page booklet includes informative liner notes by the band's guitarist Gerry Laffy, artist history and pictures. 2001 release. Standard jewel case.

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Live At The Marquee
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Dream Theater Live......Short But Sweet
  • butt rock
  • Live at the Marq...
  • Classic, powerful early live DT
  • Good but...
Live At The Marquee
Dream Theater
Manufacturer: Wea International
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000006YCS
Release Date: 1999-05-31

Tracks:

  1. Metropolis
  2. Fortune in Lies
  3. Bombay Vindaloo
  4. Surrounded
  5. Another Hand - The Killing Hand
  6. Pull Me Under

Album Description

1993 release on WEA International. Features six songs recorded live at The Marquee Club in London on April 23rd, 1993: 'Metropolis', 'A Fortune In Lies', 'Bombay Vindaloo', 'Surrounded', 'Another Hand - The Killing Hand' and 'Pull MeUnder'.

Album Details

Recorded at the exhalted London venue on April 23rd, 1993. Features six tight versions of tracks largely from D.T.'s independent 1989 release 'When Dream & Day Unite' & 1992 WEA debut 'Images & Words', including the quintet's hit 'Pull Me Under'.

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Dream Theater Live......Short But Sweet.......2007-01-29

This live album was recorded on the "Images And Words" tour when the band was really taking off in terms of popularity. It is a single disc that contains material from both "Images" and the band's first album with Charlie Domenici. The album also contains a very cool previously unreleased instrumental called "Bombay Vindaloo". If anyone had any doubts about the band being able to pull of their intricate material in a live setting this album puts all arguments to rest. The inclusion of "Fortune In Lies", and "Another Hand - The Killing Hand" further goes to prove the how much better James Labrie's voice is than Domenici's. The rest of the album feature live versions of "Metropolis", "Surrounded", and "Pull Me Under", all performed fairly similarly to their studio counterparts. "Live At The Marquee" is a nice snapshot in time of where the band was in the early 90's.

5 out of 5 stars butt rock.......2007-01-23

my boyfriend loves this cd and it is so hard to find in a store. we have ordered it twice and it did not come, but you got it out fast and in great new condition and i saved the day. thanks!

5 out of 5 stars Live at the Marq..........2006-11-25

That's what they should've called it, since it's only 2/3 of the show they played. I have the whole thing on bootleg, but it sure sounds a heck of a lot better here! Gotta agree with the other reviewers, Killing Hand, Fortune in Lies, and Bombay Vindaloo are the outstanding tracks on this particular album... BTW, Bombay sounds a bit Zeppelin-esque, don't you think? Maybe a tribute one of their influences? Whether it is or it isn't I'm not really sure, but I am sure of this - for me, this is some old school metal at its absolute best!

5 out of 5 stars Classic, powerful early live DT.......2006-08-29

Live at the Marquee was released as an EP in Europe and Japan only in 1993. It's the only DT live album to feature the original "classic" lineup, including Kevin Moore on keyboards. And it is AWESOME!

Contained on here are probably the best versions EVER of Metropolis Pt 1, The Killing Hand, and A Fortune in Lies. Rounding out the set are excellent versions of Pull Me Under, Surrounded (a rarity on live DT releases!) and an incredible one-off instrumental improv, Bombay Vindaloo.

But what really stick out to my ears are two things: the incredible sound quality, which really captures the scope of Mike Portnoy's amazing drumming (and the depth of his drumkit's sound) and James LaBrie's FANTASTIC voice. This has to be the best live recording in terms of James' voice, which makes sense as it was a year later he ruptured his vocal cords, an injury from which he has only recently recovered.

Regretfully, this isn't the entire concert, and as Mike Portnoy has stated on his website the band like the record but don't consider it a "real" DT release, it's doubtful this will get the expanded re-release treatment ever. So we can content ourselves with this exquisite little live document of a band reaching the height of their powers, which they've sustained to this day.

5 out of 5 stars Good but..........2006-01-19

This a very good live album but it isn't the entire concert. Here is the real set list from that night.
1. Metropolis Part I/
2. A Fortune In Lies
3. Under a Glass Moon
4. Surrounded
5. Ytsejam (w/ drum solo)
6. Bombay Vindaloo
7. Another Day/
8. Another Hand/
9. The Killing Hand
10. Pull Me Under
11. Take the Time
~~~encore~~~
12. Wait For Sleep
13. Learning to Live
Twin Peaks (outro tape)

I think that they should re-release the album because it would be great to have the whole concert on cd. They did the same thing with Once in a Livetime CD and the Live in Tokyo DVD. Go to the bands website and check under Tourography if you don't believe me.
Live at Marquee London 1991
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Real Rock, no hype!
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Release Date: 2003-04-15

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Album Description

Import edition of their double CD live album recorded in London & originally released through Beggar's Banquet in 1999. Includes 18 tracks. Highlights include, 'She Sells Sanctuary', 'Fire Woman', 'Brother Wolf, Sister Moon', 'Love', 'Lil' Devil' & many m

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4 out of 5 stars Real Rock, no hype!.......2002-10-27

This album is badd!! Anyone who is a cult fanatic or even a mild admirer of this influential rock, punk band will be interested. The best thing I found about this double disc set is that a large proportion of the set list includes pre-electric tunes. There is a large degree of Love songs on this set and what's even better is that you get to hear how these tracks have "mutated" and changed since the early 80's. There are parts where you can obviously tell that Ian's voice is going out, but hey, if you sing like this on a 200 date tour you're voice is going to sound a little ragged also! I also need to mention that on the cd sleeve, there is a statement that there were no overdubs or studio cleanups involved in the production of this album! What you hear is what was there! For anyone who questions the validity of soul, feeling and no hype attitude of the Cult, this 2 disc set will confirm all that these guys have been saying and doing all along, Rock is alive and the cult is proof! 101
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    7th National Jazz & Blues Festival Windsor Aug. 1967 Plus Live at the Marquee
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      7th National Jazz & Blues Festival Windsor Aug. 1967 Plus Live at the Marquee
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      Manufacturer: Castle Music UK
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      Release Date: 2007-08-20

      Tracks:

      1. Talk To Me Baby
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      3. I Need You
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      5. Fine Little Mama
      6. World Keeps On Turning
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      9. I Held My Baby Last Night
      10. My Babys Sweet
      11. Looking For Somebody
      12. Evil Woman Blues
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      14. No Place To Go
      15. Watch Out For Me Woman
      16. Mighty Long Time
      17. Dust My Blues
      18. I Need You To Come On Home To Me
      19. Shake Your Moneymaker

      Album Description

      Two CD set. When the omnipotent Peter Green assembled his new band in the Summer of '67, he'd already decided to name them after his rhythm section - and former colleagues in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - bassist John McVie and drummer Mick Fleetwood. But initially McVie was unwilling to make the switch, and so Bob Brunning joined FLEETWOOD MAC on a short-term/temporary basis, thus completing a quartet which, of course, also included minuscule singer/slide guitarist/pianist Jeremy Spencer. After just a handful of rehearsals the band debuted, to great critical acclaim, at the prestigious Windsor National Jazz & Blues Festival, on Sunday August 13th. A few nights later they played their first club gig, at the famous Marquee. Unknown to the band these gigs were recorded, by a couple of fans, albeit on primitive, hand-held mini-tape recorders. Fortuitously, these tapes survived; and although lo-fi recordings, of bootleg quality, these remain unique and powerful historical artifacts. Castle. 2007.

      Album Details

      When the Omnipotent Peter Green Assembled his New Band in the Summer of '67, He'd Already Decided to Name them after his Rhythm Section - and Former Colleagues in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - Bassist John Mcvie and Drummer Mick Fleetwood. But Initially Mcvie was Unwilling to Make the Switch, and So Bob Brunning Joined Fleetwood Mac on a Short-term/Temporary Basis, Thus Completing a Quartet Which, of Course, also Included Minuscule Singer/Slide Guitarist/Pianist Jeremy Spencer. After Just a Handful of Rehearsals the Band Debuted, to Great Critical Acclaim, at the Prestigious Windsor National Jazz and Blues Festival, on Sunday August 13th. A Few Nights Later They Played their First Club Gig, at the Famous Marquee. Unknown to the Band These Gigs were Recorded, by a Couple of Fans, Albeit on Primitive, Hand-held Mini-tape Recorders. Fortuitously, These Tapes Survived…and Although Lo-fi Recordings, of Bootleg Quality, These Remain Unique and Powerful Historical Artefacts.
      Live at the Marquee Club
      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
      • Good album from the days when Gary used to rock
      • Good recording from a mysterious period in Gary's career....
      • Great vintage recording with Tommy Aldridge!
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      Release Date: 2002-08-20

      Tracks:

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      4. SHE'S GOT YOU
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      4 out of 5 stars Good album from the days when Gary used to rock.......2007-06-03

      PATHERSON, I always assumed this recording was from sometime in 1980: Three of the songs are from G-Force (which came out in '79/'80, right?), and Gary announces "You" as a single "we had out a while ago". No clue who the bass player is, though.

      A pretty good album, with Gary in top form and with a solid band.

      As with several of Gary's albums from this period, Live At The Marquee has been released with many different artworks. My copy has a red background, blue lettering, and Gary's shape and guitar in yellow.

      4 out of 5 stars Good recording from a mysterious period in Gary's career...........2004-01-22

      Gary does not endrose this album very much, because this album, along with DIRTY FINGERS, was released by Jet Records (in Japan, first) without his final approval for the mix. Still to this day (and the booklet inside will NOT inform you that) I don't know in which year and date this show took place!!! Even the band line-up is a mystery. We have Gary, Aldridge and Airey for sure and, supposedly, Kerry Driscoll on vocals. But who was the bass player?!

      Anyway, this a fine live album. The energy is breathtaking, Gary is in top form, the songs flow effortless. Good album.

      4 out of 5 stars Great vintage recording with Tommy Aldridge!.......2003-03-17

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      Live at the Marquee 1969
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        Live at the Marquee 1969
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        Vintage live set from the elder statesman of British blues. Seven tracks including 'Can't Sleep This Night', 'So Hard to Share' and 'Don't Waste My Time'. Music from the original Turning Point soundtrack. 1999 release. Standard jewel case.
        Live at the Marquee, 1967
        Average customer rating: 2 out of 5 stars
        • For Completists Only
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        Customer Reviews:

        2 out of 5 stars For Completists Only.......2007-06-08

        When one is shopping for arhival music, one has to balance sound quality with performance quality (one assumes you already have a passion for the artist...). Not including the rockabilly throwback Green and Spencer loved to perform, there are a little over 250 officially released unique Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green tracks available off and on in the market place. This recording is for the completist only - while the performance is a rare glimpse of the very first formal incarnation of Fleetwood Mac (Bob Brunning on bass, not John McVie), and a view into the famed Marquee club atmosphere, the sound quality is at the bottom of the aforementioned 250+ tracks one can collect. BTW, while Green would always play backup to Spencer, the reverse was rarely true. Much Peter Green listening requires attention to subtleties.

        2 out of 5 stars Live @ the Marquee.......2001-10-10

        It is a neverending search to try to find good quality recordings of early Peter Green and this is not the end of that search. The sound quality is fair, at best, and Green stays in the background too much for my taste. This maybe due to Danny Kirwan not being on this one, leaving too much Jeremy Spencer. I am glad I have this recording though as Mean Woman Blues is GREAT despite the sound quality. Green is dynamite at the end of it. So far, I still think you're better off with the Live at the Boston Tea Party discs.

        2 out of 5 stars Watch Out Peter Green Fans.......2001-09-27

        I just picked up this new issue of the 1967 Live at The
        Marquee recordings of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac.
        I am a collector of all Peter Green era recordings
        and was really hoping to find something along of the
        lines of Dinky Dawson's excellent Shrine '69 on Ryko.
        Unfortunately, this CD can't compare. The sound
        quality on Live At The Marquee is extremely poor.
        The performance is good especially considering that
        the band had been together for a very short time at
        this point. Peter Green's guitar playing is tentative
        at the beginning of the set but he seems to quickly
        gain confidence. By the time they start "Watch Out",
        he is clearly in control but again, the recording
        quality is so poor that only a true Green-o-phile
        will stick it out long enough to find out. There
        is some kind of disclaimer about the sound inside
        the brief booklet but even that doesn't prepare you
        for how bad this sounds. It claims that the recording
        stems from a sound board source but I would be very
        surprised if that were true. The only thing I can
        compare this to is 12/31/62 Star Club recordings of
        The Beatles. That night was captured by an alleged
        friend of the band on unprofessional recording equipment.
        Fleewood Mac Live At The Marquee sounds to me like
        it has similar origins. Original Mac bassist Bob
        Brunning supplies some interesting notes inside (first
        published with the 1992 of this release) and the
        period photos from the band are nice (although familiar

        to Green fans). If you need all of the available
        Peter Green material out there, you will need this
        but newcomers to this amazing band would be much
        better served by the aforementioned live "Shrine '69"
        or the even better three disc "Live at the Boston Tea
        Party" (Red Snapper edition-remixed) and the very
        reasonable priced six disc Blue Horizon Years box set
        (essential for any blues collection).
        Live at the Marquee Club
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          Live at the Marquee Club
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          Release Date: 2001-03-27

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          1. Back on the Streets
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          Reissue featuring tracks like 'Parisienne Walkways' & 'Nuclear Attack'.
          Live at the Marquee
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            Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
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            11 of the smash British glam rockers' best recorded in concert, including the hits 'Fox On The Run', 'Love Is Like Oxygen', 'Action' and 'Ballroom Blitz', plus four studio recordings for a total of 15 tracks. 1989 release.

            Customer Reviews:

            3 out of 5 stars Only for hardcore fans.......2003-09-12

            Really not a Sweet effort, founding member and guitarist Andy Scott is the only remaining member here and it shows. The AS Sweet band is pretty tight however you can't knock them for their talents, but what's the point, really. I guess it's still cool that Scott still performs the old songs, I guess I would rather see Scott's name instead of Sweet. "are you ready for the ballroom blitz thing?'" is one of the lamest song intros in history.

            4 out of 5 stars Raw powerful concert energy... not rawk extravaganza.......2002-09-08

            I'll have to say that I totally disagree with the previous negative posting. The fact is, this is primarily a live CD, and really can't be compared to studio compositions.

            It shows the Sweet band in full raw concert energy...
            performing their classic hits to a responsive audience, which is what any good live concert CD should reflect, rather than simply duplicates of studio work performed live

            The extra studio tracks were so-so, but not complete throwaways as the previous posting indicated. So what if these and the cover song "Reach Out (I'll Be There)" aren't perfect gems.

            The point is that the majority of the CD is live concert tracks, which brings back memories of their familier classics from long ago, performed LIVE in action.

            Get the album if you are a fan of the Sweet band...
            Even if only to bring back memories of those days on desolation boulevard.

            P.S. I would have given this a 5 star rating, if the extra studio tracks had been replaced with LIVE tracks of their other hits.

            2 out of 5 stars Too much rawk extravaganza.......2001-04-29

            The songs are classics you love, but this live collection doesn't add anything to them. The four extra tracks, including the awful cover of "Reach Out (I'll Be There)" are throwaways.

            Stick to your copy of "Desolation Boulevard".

            Music Track:

            1. Live: Decade of Aggression
            2. Live...In the Raw [Explicit Lyrics] [Extra tracks] [Live]
            3. Live Scenes From New York [Enhanced] [Limited Edition] [Live] [Import]
            4. Lock Up the Wolves [Import]
            5. Lost Tapes
            6. My Number [Import]
            7. No One Knows [CD-single] [Import]
            8. No World Order
            9. On Our Way to Number 1 [Import]
            10. Outsleeping [Import]

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