Live and Rare, Vol. 1 [Live]

Live and Rare, Vol. 1 [Live]

Track Listings

1. Let's Get Crazy

2. Condition Critical

3. Run for Cover

4. Swinging Lumber

5. Winners Take All

6. Cum on Feel the Noize

7. Metal Health

8. Danger Zone

9. Gonna Have a Riot

10. Thunderbird [Original Demo Track]

11. Love's a Bitch [Original Demo Track]

12. Let's Get Crazy [Original Demo Track]

Tracks:

Introducing Mr. Heifetz and his "Dolphin" Strad.
Dvorak: Slovanic Dance Op. 72, No. 3
Sarasate: Habanera, Op. 21, No. 2
Votali: Chaconne in G minor
Sinding: Suite in A minor, Op. 10: Presto
Sinding: Suite in A minor, Op. 10: Adagio
Sinding: Suite in A minor, Op. 10: Temp giusto
Wienawski: Capriccio-Valse, Op. 7
Khachaturian: Sabre Dance
Elgar: La Capricieuse, Op. 17
Paganini: Caprice No. 24 in A minor
Zephyr: Hubay
Massanet: Meditation from "Thais"
Rachmaninoff: Oreintal Sketch
Achron: Stimmung
Wieniawski: Scherzo Tarantelle
Wieniawski: Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 22: Second Movement; Romance, Andante non troppo
Wieniawski: Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 22: Third Movement; Allegro moderato
Kreisler: Tambourin Chinois

Customer Reviews:

Incredible treasure!.......2007-05-07

As a lifelong fan of Heifetz, I was thrilled to discover this newly released recording of
live performances. Many selections have clear, beautiful recorded sound, and the playing is
truly unbelievable. There is a certain special electricity in these live performances that is
astounding, and any lover of violin playing, string playing,
instrumental playing, or music making should check out this treasure. A few of the tracks have a muted, muffled quality,
but there are enough well-recorded tracks to make the CD well worth the purchase price. Even the muffled tracks are worthwhile because
Heifetz's extraordinary sound and playing comes through even with some inferior fidelity in a few of the tracks.

content vs. sound quality.......2004-09-25

the recording has a representative collection of Heifitz's concert standards, as well as some more obscure works. even after digital remastering, the poor sound quality detracts from the enjoyment of the pieces. apparently the original performances were for broadcast in the 1940's and early 50's. it sounds like someone had a recorder in front of the radio.

should be of interest to collectors and music students, not audiophiles. the more popular pieces are available on other recordings; the others seem pretty rare.

Average customer rating:

For the Dedicated Only
COME ON FEEL THE DISSAPOINTMENT
A Great American Hard Rock Band

Live and Rare, Vol. 1
Quiet Riot
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0006SSS3W
Release Date: 2005-01-04

Tracks:

Let's Get Crazy
Condition Critical
Run for Cover
Swinging Lumber
Winners Take All
Cum on Feel the Noize
Metal Health
Danger Zone
Gonna Have a Riot
Thunderbird [Original Demo Track]
Love's a Bitch [Original Demo Track]
Let's Get Crazy [Original Demo Track]

Customer Reviews:

For the Dedicated Only.......2007-04-12

I own every QR album, even the two Japanese records they did with Randy Rhoads, so obviously I had to own this one too. Unfortunately, the only good reason I can think of to own Live and Rare by Quiet Riot is if you're a completist. I should have known that by the cheap and cheesey cover art, but I definitely realized that upon first listen.

Although the liner notes say "produced by Frankie Banali" (QR drummer) and "mixed and mastered by Neil Citron" (current QR guitarist) you can't hear any production value or sound quality at all. This sounds like a bootleg, plain and simple, and I have heard better bootlegs. As for mixing and mastering, I speculate that Citron adjusted some levels on his PC and burned a master copy using a household CD burner. The two-second gap between songs (extremely annoying when you have crowd noise chopped off and then carried over) is just one clue as to the lack of care that went into this package.

Sure, the material is great, you can't beat these classic tunes from Metal Health and Condition Critical, along with a drum solo a rare live performance of "Danger Zone". The demos are cool, done for a DuBrow solo album before he reformed QR in '83. The demos, however, are pretty much the only thing I can handle listening to. The rest, with its bootleg quality sound and two-second gaps between songs, is so close to unlistenable, I know that this QR album will recieve very few spins in my collection.

The truly scary thing? This CD is subtitled "Volume I".

COME ON FEEL THE DISSAPOINTMENT .......2005-07-23

I'm not really a kid, I just use the kid review so I don't have to get an Amazon account. Anyway, this CD sucks. I bought it with a giftcard so wasn't as mad as I would have been if it had been with my own hard-earned cash. These live songs are terrible. Its sounds like the original recordings just with shortened notes and lots of extra ambient cheeing. I think it was recorded at one of the nudist colonies that Quiet Riot likes to play at becasue on Let's Get Crazy, Kevin DuBrow starts chanting about taking all your clothes off. Also, the bonus tracks are terrible. The only bonus track that I've listened to more than once is Thunderbird, and theres a much better version on Mental Health. People, these unlreleased tracks are unreleased for a reason. So if you're smart, stick with Mental Health.

A Great American Hard Rock Band.......2005-02-01

It was great hearing Lets Get Crazy, Run For Cover and especially Gonna Have A Riot live from back in '83/'84. The demo's were pretty good as well. I gave this release four stars instead of five because each track has a stop gap of one second in between them and since most of the tracks are live, it sounds like a bootleg splice/chop job in between tracks. My understanding is that the band has already acknowledged this as a mistake on the labels behalf and future pressings of the cd will not have the annoying stop gaps between tracks.

Average customer rating:

Cities 97 Sampler (Vol. 14)

Manufacturer: KTCZ 97.1 FM Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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Product Description

LIVE, from Cities 97's Studio C. Tracks: 1.John Mayer-No Such Thing 2.Shannon McNally-Now That I Know 3.The Calling-Wherever You Will Go 4.Dishwalla-Somewhere In The Middle 5.Five For Fighting-Superman(It's Not Easy) 6.Natalie Merchant-Just Can't Last 7.Big Head Todd & The Monsters-Again & Again 8.David Gray-Sail Away 9.Rubyhorse-Sparkle 10.Indigo Girls-Moment Of Forgiveness 11.Coldplay-Trouble 12.Nickelback-How You Remind me 13.Dave Priner-Never Recover 14.Gin Blossoms-Till I Hear It From You 15.Pete Yorn-Strange Condition 16.Suzanne Vega-Widow's Walk 17.Bob Schneider-Big Blue Sea 18.Bonnie Raitt-Fool's Game 19.Elvis Costello-45

Average customer rating:

Such a stale sound

Live and Rare, Vol. 1
Quiet Riot
Manufacturer: Demolition
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007XMKSU

Tracks:

Let's Get Crazy
Condition Critical
Run For Cover
Swinging Lumber
Winners Take All
Cum On Feel The Noize
Metal Health
Danger Zone
Gonna Have A Riot
Thunderbird
Love's A Bitch
Let's Get Crazy

Customer Reviews:

Such a stale sound.......2006-07-13

I admit i'm not a huge QR fan, but I love the songs Metal Health and Come On Feel The Noise. From the moment I pressed play it had this terrible sound that seemed like an unrealistic live sound, the guitar wasnt trebled enough, the drum sounded flat like the treble was all the way down and the bass is hardly hearable at all. The singing however is OK.

The producation on the songs really make it hard to stand out as a recignisable live album. I thought the first few songs where just boring me but then when the ones started that I knew I could hear the low quality of them, and the editing and panning sounds rotating around is just annoying. The drum solo probably would sound ok if it didnt sound trapped behind a concrete wall. I've heard better live recordings from this band then this... if youre a die hard QR fan and wanna hear some old live recordings and a few demo tracks of early songs then this album is a must but to the casual fan, skip it and go for something else by them.

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