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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent release, capturing a truly magical time,
By Jack Dempsey (South Miami Beach, Florida) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Young Gifted & Black Country (Audio CD)
Ok, first, this site gives you absolutely no info on this release, so here's the deal. First, the track listing - broken up in to two sets, though it's only one disc (I'll explain later):
01 Inside Out 02 Rollercoaster 03 No Bounds 04 Open Mind 05 Closer To You 06 Out Of Hand 07 When I Dream 08 Paint It Black 09 Like An Angel LIKE AN ANGEL EP: 10 Something Happens 11 Sympathise With Us 12 Now She's Gone 13 Like An Angel So the deal is this. Tracks 1 through 9 are live tracks captured in 1988 for Deidre O'Donoghue's SNAP radio show, caught live in the basement of KCRW on May 12,1988. It captures the Mighty Lemon Drops at a time when they were white hot. When they were really the darling children of 120 minutes on MTV (back in Kevin Seal's day). It's an awesome time to hear them live. The songs were recorded rather on-the-spot and the sound is wonderful. It's great to finally be apart of them, though I did catch them live several times over the years, the most stand-out-ish of which was with John Wesley Harding. The last few tracks are from their "Like an Angel" EP which, as you can surmise, has been out of print since the horse and buggy era or, more precisely, 1985 (when it was released in scarce amounts). Get this, get this, get this. It truly is a treasure you will cherish for years to come. |
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Young Gifted & Black Country by The Mighty Lemon Drops (Audio CD - 2004)
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