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собрал до кучи :)
и еще раз собрал... в одно ISO
и еще раз собрал... в одно ISO
| Forums -> Rock & Prog -> Gov't Mule - 1999 Live with a Little Help from Our Friends. Collector's Edition 4CD | | Full Version |
with a big help from my friends, thanks :D
Live with a Little Help from Our Friends [4CD BOX SET] [COLLECTOR'S EDITION]
Review by Michael B. Smith
Gov't Mule is almost single-handedly bringing back the spirit of the '60s and '70s power trios, the same kind of rock & roll magic that made Jimi Hendrix and Cream such musical icons. With this two-CD set, the Mule once again breaks the rules by recording both their second release and their fourth record live in concert. But hey, that's okay for Warren Haynes, Matt Abts and Allen Woody because they are, after all, the Mule. This show was recorded on New Year's Eve, 1998, at the Roxy in Atlanta, Georgia, and documents the band is peak form, from the power charged vocals and lead guitar of Warren Haynes, to Abts' freight train drumming and Woody's thunder driven bass. On any given night, Gov't Mule alone can rock your socks off, but on this magical evening, the band was joined by some real brothers of the road - Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, etc. sideman Chuck Leavell was there, along with Parliment's Bernie Worrell, former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford, Aquarium Rescue Unit's Jimmy Herring, Randall Bramblett, newly appointed Allman Brother's band member, Derek Trucks and Yonrico Scott, the drummer from the Derek Trucks Band. Talk about a stage full of talent. The set kicks off with a pair of Mule originals, "Thorazine Shuffle" and "Dolhineus," before counting down the New Year clock and launching into an unexpected, but amazing, rendition of Black Sabbath's "War Pigs." Next comes a guitar rocking take on Steve Marriott's "30 Days in the Hole" followed by Paul Rogers' "Mr. Big," featuring Marc Ford on guitar, followed by the blues laced "Look Over Yonder," with some ultra fine piano work from Leavell. Haynes and the boys keep up the momentum by bringing out Worrell and Trucks, in addition to Leavell, to perform the Haynes-penned Allman Brothers favorite, "Soulshine." Disc One closes with a hard rocking "Mule," featuring Worrell again on organ, and incorporating a segment of Van Morrison's "I've Been Working." Dave Mason's "Sad and Deep as You" is given the Mule treatment to begin Disc Two, with Leavell's and Bramblett's sax enhancing the sound just that much more, and Herring and Worrell sit in on Haynes' "Devil Likes It Slow." Next comes yet another surprise for 1999, a dramatic reading of Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer," leading up to the closing all-star jam of "Afro Blue." "Live" clocks in at about two and one-half hours, so there's no doubt you are getting much more bang for your buck, but it's not the quantity of the music that is important here, it's the quality, and believe you me, friends, you won't find more quality rock & roll and blues anywhere. [Live with a Little Help from Our Friends was also released as a limited-edition four-disc set, including video footage.]
Matt Abts Drums
Randall Bramblett Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Marc Ford Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
Warren Haynes Guitar, Vocals
Jimmy Herring Guitar
Chuck Leavell Organ, Piano, Wurlitzer
Yonrico Scott Percussion
Derek Trucks Guitar
Allen Woody Bass, Mandolin, Guitar (Bass), Vocals (bckgr), Double Bass
Bernie Worrell Organ, Clavinet, Wurlitzer
Live with a Little Help from Our Friends [4CD BOX SET] [COLLECTOR'S EDITION]
Review by Michael B. Smith
Gov't Mule is almost single-handedly bringing back the spirit of the '60s and '70s power trios, the same kind of rock & roll magic that made Jimi Hendrix and Cream such musical icons. With this two-CD set, the Mule once again breaks the rules by recording both their second release and their fourth record live in concert. But hey, that's okay for Warren Haynes, Matt Abts and Allen Woody because they are, after all, the Mule. This show was recorded on New Year's Eve, 1998, at the Roxy in Atlanta, Georgia, and documents the band is peak form, from the power charged vocals and lead guitar of Warren Haynes, to Abts' freight train drumming and Woody's thunder driven bass. On any given night, Gov't Mule alone can rock your socks off, but on this magical evening, the band was joined by some real brothers of the road - Allman Brothers, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, etc. sideman Chuck Leavell was there, along with Parliment's Bernie Worrell, former Black Crowes guitarist Marc Ford, Aquarium Rescue Unit's Jimmy Herring, Randall Bramblett, newly appointed Allman Brother's band member, Derek Trucks and Yonrico Scott, the drummer from the Derek Trucks Band. Talk about a stage full of talent. The set kicks off with a pair of Mule originals, "Thorazine Shuffle" and "Dolhineus," before counting down the New Year clock and launching into an unexpected, but amazing, rendition of Black Sabbath's "War Pigs." Next comes a guitar rocking take on Steve Marriott's "30 Days in the Hole" followed by Paul Rogers' "Mr. Big," featuring Marc Ford on guitar, followed by the blues laced "Look Over Yonder," with some ultra fine piano work from Leavell. Haynes and the boys keep up the momentum by bringing out Worrell and Trucks, in addition to Leavell, to perform the Haynes-penned Allman Brothers favorite, "Soulshine." Disc One closes with a hard rocking "Mule," featuring Worrell again on organ, and incorporating a segment of Van Morrison's "I've Been Working." Dave Mason's "Sad and Deep as You" is given the Mule treatment to begin Disc Two, with Leavell's and Bramblett's sax enhancing the sound just that much more, and Herring and Worrell sit in on Haynes' "Devil Likes It Slow." Next comes yet another surprise for 1999, a dramatic reading of Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer," leading up to the closing all-star jam of "Afro Blue." "Live" clocks in at about two and one-half hours, so there's no doubt you are getting much more bang for your buck, but it's not the quantity of the music that is important here, it's the quality, and believe you me, friends, you won't find more quality rock & roll and blues anywhere. [Live with a Little Help from Our Friends was also released as a limited-edition four-disc set, including video footage.]
Matt Abts Drums
Randall Bramblett Sax (Soprano), Sax (Tenor)
Marc Ford Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
Warren Haynes Guitar, Vocals
Jimmy Herring Guitar
Chuck Leavell Organ, Piano, Wurlitzer
Yonrico Scott Percussion
Derek Trucks Guitar
Allen Woody Bass, Mandolin, Guitar (Bass), Vocals (bckgr), Double Bass
Bernie Worrell Organ, Clavinet, Wurlitzer
yury_usa ну как качается? :rolleyes:
olch имей совесть дай фтп или торрент! :diablo:
ага, 2 сорса на первый диск очереди километровые :(
| QUOTE (-=Zepplock=- @ 14-04-2006, 03:26) |
| olch имей совесть дай фтп или торрент! |
ты же сказал - нафига мне этот нестудийный альбом? :rolleyes:
OlCh
намек понят, первый альбом качаю, спасибо!
намек понят, первый альбом качаю, спасибо!
| QUOTE (yury_usa @ 14-04-2006, 04:08) |
| OlCh намек понят |
значится ещё источник прибавится? :rolleyes:
3 и 4(аудио) оживить бы :) а в идеале всё :) и вообще хочу Gov't Mule послушать весь :) Спасибо
оживляется... всё... в новом качестве :punk:
| QUOTE (OlCh @ 26-01-2007, 23:08) |
| оживляется... всё... в новом качестве :punk: |
И это радует :diablo: :beer:
в одно ISO собрано то, что было? Просто мне уже проще докачать то, что начал... Ну если там какие-то изменения (сканы например), то я бы скачал iso...
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| Bodryachock Posted: 12-01-2007, 19:50 (post 9, #700311) 3 и 4(аудио) оживить бы :) а в идеале всё |
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| Bodryachock Posted: Today, 00:31 (post 12, #706246) в одно ISO собрано то, что было? Просто мне уже проще докачать то, что начал... Ну если там какие-то изменения (сканы например), то я бы скачал iso... |
они сами не знают чего хочут © :laugh:
так кто-то оживил... вот и думаю стоит заново перекачивать... или там всё тоже?
написано же: NEW RELEASE! :punk:
Убедил :)
всех ли? :rolleyes: :music2: