Артист: The Faces Альбом: Five Guys Walk Into a Bar, 2004 Жанр: Rock Формат файла: EAC/FLAC/Rar Ссылка 1: CD 1 Ссылка 2: CD 2 Ссылка 3: CD 3 Ссылка 4: CD 4 Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia Примечание: Диски будут уходить в расшарку поочереди

Track Listing

Disc One

Flying
On the Beach
Too Bad
If I'm on the Late Side
Debris
Jealous Guy
Evil (rehearsal)
As Long as You Tell Him
Maggie May (live/BBC)
Cindy Incidentally (Alternate)
Maybe I'm Amazed (live/BBC)
Insurance
I Came Looking For You
Last Orders Please
Wyndelsham Bay (Jodie)
I Can Feel The Fire (live)
Tonight's Number
Come See Me Baby (The Cheater)


Disc Two

Pool Hall Richard
You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) (live/BBC)
Glad and Sorry
Shake, Shudder, Shiver (rehearsal)
Miss Judy's Farm (live/BBC)
Richmond
That's All You Need
Rear Wheel Skid
Maybe I'm Amazed
(If Loving You is Wrong) I Don't Want to be Right
Take a Look at the Guy (live)
Flags and Banners
Ban 'n' Ruin (live/BBC)
Around the Plynth
Sweet Lady Mary
Had Me a Real Good Time
Cut Across Short (live/BBC)


Disc Three

You're So Rude
(I Know) I'm Losing You (live/BBC)
Love Lives Here
I'd Rather Go Blind (live)
Hi Heel Sneakers/Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Gettin' Hungry
Silicone Grown
Oh Lord I'm Browned Off
Just Another Honky
Open To Ideas
Skewiff (Mend the Fuse)
It's Too Bad (live)
Angel (live/BBC)
Stay With Me (live/BBC)
Ooh La La


Disc Four

The Stealer (live/BBC)
Around the Plynth/Gasoline Alley (live/BBC)
You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything
I Wish It Would Rain (live)
Miss Judy's Farm (live/BBC)
Love in Vain (live/BBC)
My Fault (live/BBC)
I Feel So Good (rehearsal)
Miss Judy's Farm
Three Button Hand Me Down
Cindy Incidentally
Borstal Boys
Flying (live/BBC)
Bad 'n' Ruin
Dishevelment Blues
Stay With Me

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Второй пошел!

Даёшь больше Мордей (не в морду!) :w00t:

Даю, забираем третий. :)

Номер четыре в релизе.

а интересно - живёт это ещё в сети? :rolleyes:

для тех кто не совсем в курсе :rolleyes:


Group Members
Kenney Jones Percussion, Drums [The Small Faces, The Who]
Ronnie Lane Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Dobro, Tambourine, Vocals [The Small Faces]
Ian McLagan Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Piano (Electric), Producer, Engineer, Liner Notes, Mixing, Wurlitzer, Transcription [The Small Faces, The Boz People, Billy Bragg & The Blokes]
Rod Stewart Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Photography [Steampacket]
Ron Wood Bass Guitar Vocals [The Rolling Stones, The Birds, The Creation, Eric Clapton's Rainbow Concert Band]
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
There has never been a better box set than the Faces' Five Guys Walk into a Bar.... There has never been a box that captures an artist so perfectly, nor has a box set taken greater advantage of unreleased and rare material, to the point where it seems as essential and vital as the released recordings. Simply put, there's never been a box set as necessary as this, since it tells the band's entire tale and explains exactly what the fuss is all about. Unfortunately, some explanations are in order, since the Faces never made it big, resigned to cult status in America and Britain alike. Nevertheless, if you love rock & roll with an all-consuming passion, you may consider the Faces the greatest rock & roll band ever. And you'd be right. Other bands were certainly bigger and plenty wielded a stronger influence, but the Faces were something unique, an endearingly ragged quintet that played raw, big-hearted rock & roll as hard as the Rolling Stones, but with a warm, friendly vibe that would have sounded utterly foreign coming from the Stones. At the turn of the '60s, that warmth was unusual in rock & roll, since most of the big bands were larger than life; even the Kinks, the quaintest and quietest of the titans of the late '60s, had a theatrical bent that lent them a mystique.
In contrast, the Faces were utterly without mystique. They were unpretentious to a fault, coming across like the lovable lads from the neighborhood who were always out for a good time, whether it was before, during, or after a gig. They were unassuming and mischievous, with their raggedness camouflaging a sweetness that flowed throughout their music; they were charming rogues, so endearing that even the infamously cranky, trendsetting British DJ John Peel had a soft spot a mile wide for them. That raggedness resulted in exhilarating music, but also made the Faces inconsistent on-stage and in the studio. At their peak, nobody could touch them, but even their greatest albums were sloppy, never maintaining their momentum. They would also throw away great songs on non-LP singles, and their live performances - including BBC sessions for Peel - often had a raucous energy not quite captured on their albums. All of these elements taken as a whole add up to a great band, but no single album, not even the first-rate 1999 compilation Good Boys When They're Asleep, captured each of these elements. ... Read More..

Thanks :hi: :actu: :drag:

Could someone please reshare disc three (CD 3) ? I'm at 87.5% complete and holding with apparently no more sources. Could someone please help? Thanks! :(

Спасибо! Может кто-нибудь расшарить сканы?

Расшарьте, пожалуйста, сканы - всего 5 Мб! :rolleyes:

Расшарьте, пожалуйста, СКАНЫ!!!

Could anyone be kind enough to upload the scans for this set? I got them from a web download with no covers and there only a few peers so it would take a week or more to download these full archives. TIA.

EDIT:

There were only 4 cd scans anyway so it was doubly a waste of time. Here are some medium-rez scans:

The.Faces_Five.Guys.Walk.Into.A.Bar.Covers.rar

or

http://www.fileserve.com/file/Ev2Cdbs