 genre: beat country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, booklet scans) size: 0,9 g
Tapestry of Delights: A Leeds-based group who'd evolved out of a skiffle outfit, Three G's Plus One. After contributing one side to a Leeds Student Charity Rag disc, they signed to Deram, to record a mid-paced soul ballad Just One More Chance, which was written by Jeff Christie. The flip side had a US garage punk feel. In 1968 they switched to Immediate to record Great Train Robbery. Although originally scheduled for release in May 1968 as IM 067 advance copies were rapidly withdrawn and the number was reallocated to P.P Arnold's Angel Of The Morning. The 45 eventually appeared on Immediate's Instant subsiduary label some five months later. It's much poppier than their earlier effort but had quite a grandiose production and good harmonies. Cd1 (1:11'37"):
Outer Limits recordings 1966 - 68 Radiocraft Studios Huddersfield  01. "When The Work Is Through" 2:35 02. "Just One More Chance" 3:03 03. "Help Me Please" 2:29 04. "Great Train Robbery" 3:40 05. "Sweet Freedom" 2:56 06. "The Dream" 3:23 07. "Stop" 3:49 08. "Everything I Touch" 3:10 09. "Anyday Now" 3:37 10. "See It My Way" 3:15 11. "Funny Clown" 2:52 12. "Listen" 3:19 13. "Paper Jake" 3:24 14. "Days Of Spring" 2:48 15. "Epitaph For A Nonentity" 3:29 16. "Man In The Middle Of Nowhere" 2:21 17. "It's Your Turn Now" 3:55 18. "Dancing Water" 3:09 19. "Look At Me" 2:43 20. "Run For Cover" 3:56 21. "Mr. Magee's Incredible Banjo Band" 4:00 22. "Tomorrow Night" 3:43
Jeff Christie: lead vocal, lead guitnr, piano, and organ Gerry Layton: sax, rhythm guitar Gerry Smith: bass guitar, vocals Stan Drogie: drums, vocals Steve Isherwood: guitars, vocals (replaced Gerry Layton 1967) Rod Palmer: drums (replaced Stan Drogie 1968)
Cd2 (1:!8'20"):
Jeff Christie recordings 1978 - 80 RK Studios London: 01. "Turn On Your Lovelight" 3:41 02. "Both Ends Of The Rainbow" 3:50 03. "You've Got The Love" 3:14 04. "Midnight Express" 3:53 05. "Troubadour" 4:54 06. "Back On The Boards" 3:32 07. "Another Point Of View" 3:27 08. "You And Me" 4:25 09. "On The Same Side" 5:06 10. "Saints And Sinners" 4:05 11. "Take Me As You Find Me" 3:04 12. "Tightrope" 3:42 13. "Somebody Else" 2:44 14. "In A Rich Man's Shoes" 3:43 15. "Jody" 3:37
Jeff Christie: vocals, guitars, (acoustic S electric), piano, keyboards, bass and drums Featured musicians: Paul Fenton: drums, percussion Ted Platt: guitars, bass, ebow Pete Moss: bass Will Hill: drums Martin Dobson: saxaphone & flute John Glascock: bass, back/up vocals John Carter: back/up vocals - on The same side ' London Strings' on Jody
Jeff Christie recordings after 1981: 16. "Shine On" 2:36 17. "Turning To Stone" 4:00 18. "It Ain't Easy" 3:09 19. "Shake Off These Chains" 4:45 20. "Back In The Jungle" 3:16 21. "Yuletide Lights" 3:37
Jeff Christie: vocals, bass, guitars (acoustic & electric) Piano, keyboards, Mellotron, Arp Odyssey, vibraphone Featured musicians: Paul Fenton: drums John Glascock: bass, back/up vocals Angela Allen, Roberto Amaral: back/up vocals Jesse Henderson: drums Boston Symphony Orchestra string section on Shine On
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 genre: psych country: us quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 29'00" size: 192 mb misc.: 2004
Fuzz Acid & Flowers: The above album was a competent effort, composed of original numbers aside from an interesting version of Arthur Lee's Feathered Fish. Holden's fine psychedelic guitar work stands out throughout and is at its best on Morning Fire plus the finale What Can I Do For You?. Another number, Oz Lee Eaves Drops had an interesting beat, whilst the band's best known track, Mr. Pharmacist, is a classic psych-punker and well worth checking out. This group contained Randy Holden who, on The Other Half's demise, replaced Leigh Stephens in the better known Blue Cheer. Craig Tarwater (gtr) and Mike Pon (bs), both ex-Sons Of Adam, were also members of the band, but did not feature on the album. Carolyn White, who used to live with the band in Mill Valley, North California, recalls that they may have recorded a second album entitled The Other Half And How To Get It - Anyone have further info? Carolyn also tells us "Things came to an official end in L.A. when Jeff and Larry and Ron decided to move to Northern California, however I think Randy was the first to want to breakup. It happened right after they recorded the theme to 'Mod Squad', a '60s cop show".
(Vernon Joynson/Stephane Rebeschini) 01. "Introduction" 1:53 02. "Feathered Fish" 2:35 03. "Fly Of The Dragon Lady" 2:34 04. "Wonderful Day" 2:19 05. "I Need You" 2:44 06. "Oz Lee Eaves Drops" 2:31 07. "Bad Day" 2:17 08. "Morning Fire" 2:34 09. "What Can I Do For You, First Half" 2:44 10. "What Can I Do For You, The Other Half" 6:50
LARRY BROWN bs RANDY HOLDEN ld gtr JEFF KNOWLEN vcls, hrmnca, gtr GEOFF WESTERN rhythm gtr DANNY WOODS drms RON SAURMAN drms
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 genre: prog country: italy quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 35'47" size: 274 mb
01. "Los Angeles" 7:11 02. "Amico di Ieri" 3:16 03. "Ora o Mai Piu'" 2:38 04. "Laserium Floyd" 4:15 05. "Primi Passi" 3:28 06. "Immensa Distesa" 3:50 07. "Amanti di Citta'" 3:29 08. "L'Uomo del Pianino" 3:18 09. "Laurel Canyon" 4:20
Tony Pagliuca / keyboards Aldo Tagliapietra / bass, acoustic guitar, lead vocals Michi Dei Rossi / drums, percussion Tolo Marton / electric guitar, harmonica, vocals
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 genre: beat, folk country: norway quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, booklet scans) time: 1:16'20" size: 580 mb
Scented Gardens of Mind: They originated from Bodø in the Northern part of Norway. With a Dylan-esque, electric folk-rock single titled "Graveyard Paradise" they gained massive national recognition, so much so that they still are remembered for it. Their album is a mixed bag of sixties pop, folk-rock and a couple of aspiring psychedelic efforts. 'Asa' later played with the interesting group Taboo (making the singles "Vampire Tango" and "Queen Of Spades" in 1968, but regrettably no albums).
01 - Mirror For Sale 2:02 02 - That's Why I'm Here 2:52 03 - Veto 2:52 04 - Graveyard Paradise 3:00 05 - MES (Mailbox Execution System) 3:12 06 - Curtains Falling 3:15 07 - Elisabeth 3:00 08 - Sing And Smile 2:55 09 - Today 1:54 10 - Wake Up, Johnny 2:48 11 - Who's Been Sleeping In My Bed 2:08 12 - We're Too Young 2:55 13 - The Rowboat Captain 2:37 14 - Theme From A Green Mailbox 3:00 15 - Liittle You 3:03 16 - I'm Jokin' 2:12 17 - I Don't Want Love 2:50 18 - 1 2 6 2:19 19 - I'm Poisoned 2:19 20 - Graveyard Paradise (Radio Session) 4:00 21 - Vampire Tango (as Taboo) 3:36 22 - You're My Friend (as Taboo) 2:10 23 - Queen Of Spades (as Taboo) 3:21 24 - Fonebone Street (as Taboo) 2:18 25 - Today (Alternate Version) 1:55 26 - The Rowboat Captain (Alternate Version) 2:40 27 - We're Too Young (Alternate Version) 2:47 28 - 1 2 6 (Alternate Version) 2:19 - Asbjørn 'Asa' Krogtoft - vocals, guitar
- Gunvar Marken - guitar
- Oddvar Hansen - bass
- Roger Saksenvik - drums
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 genre: psych country: hungary quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 54'43" size: 457 mb misc.: Lp recorded in '72, but unrelesed
1. Régvárt kedvesem
2. 200 évvel az utolsó háború után
3. Szex Apo
4. Törékeny lendület
5. Egy nehéz év után
6. Hûtlen barátok
7. Blues
8. Eltakart világ
9. Emlék
10. Omegauto
11. Varázslatos, fehér kõ
László Benkő János Kóbor Tamás Mihály
György Molnár Ferenc Debreceni
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 genre: prog country: denmark quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, booklet scans) time: 1:07'38" size: 495 mb
01. "Setting Back the Time" 1:43 02. "Lady Nasty" 7:50 03. "Elvira (the Night Rider)" 4:20 04. "Sadness" 5:55 05. "Through Your Hair" 3:54 06. "The Sea of Green - Part 1" 1:53 07. "The Sea of Green - Part 2" 6:03 08. "Nasty Backbone" 4:23 09. "Old Man Fishing" 3:19 10. "Roll the Dice" 3:19 11. "White Collar Worker" 4:28 12. "Down by the Sea" 5:41 13. "Love 77" 2:51 14. "The Jam" 7:19 15. "Money" 4:40
Ole Wedel / lead vocals Benny Stanley / electric guitar Tommy Hansen / organ, piano, vocals Knud Lindhard / bass, vocals John Lundvig / drums Lasse Laursen / Guitar Erik R. Halager / Bass, vocals Roar Eskesen / drums (14)
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 genre: kraut country: germany quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans) size: 579 mb misc.: 2000
Cd1 (47'45"): 01. "Unser Blut" 22:13 02. "Ihre Geschichte" 25:32
Cd2 (38'42") 01. "Die Tage der Kommune" 23:10 02. "Zwischenlied" 15:32
Hans-Werner Schwarz (guitars) Carl-F. Dorwald (vocals, flute) Pierre Meyn (guitar, bass) Peter Robert (organs, synthesizer, pianos, spinet) Klaus-Peter Harbort (drums) Kalla Wefel (bass, vocals, 12-string guitar) Michael Iven (vocals, guitar, keyboards)
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 genre: psych country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 49'18" size: 339 mb
Tapestry of Delights: This Hatfield band began life as The Cortinas recording one 45 on Polydor under that monicker. Their album, which was produced by Tony Murray of The Troggs who discovered them, is now extremely rare. Musically we're talking pretty commercial pop/rock with just the occasional hint of psychedelia. The opening cut, The River concludes with some good fuzz guitar; Council Plans has some nice organ touches; the title track has an unusual intro but is very ordinary otherwise; Thief is faster than the other material on the album; but the best track is the finale Tide. Most of the music though is quite commercial pop typified by songs like Queen And The Pauper. The final verdict: go for the See For Miles reissue which includes their competent, poppish debut 45, but save your money on the now extremely rare original album.
(Vernon Joynson/Marcelo Lilienheim) 01. "The River" 4:25 02. "Summer" 3:06 03. "Council Plans" 3:39 04. "Restless Night" 4:03 05. "Thief" 3:41 06. "Queen And The Pauper" 3:40 07. "I Say" 1:56 08. "John's Rock" 2:41 09. "Rainchild" 3:07 10. "Tide" 5:40 bonus: 11. "Laugh At The Poor Man" 3:17 12. "Girlfriend" 2:59 13. "The River" (single version) 3:27 14. "Thief" (single version) 3:37
Nigel Griggs / bass, guitar
Paul Griggs / lead vocals, guitar, piano
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 genre: psych, avant country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 58'08" size: 339 mb misc.: 1991
Wiki: "... After spending most of the eighties in his native Australia, Allen returned to the UK in 1988 with a new project, the Invisible Opera Company of Tibet, whose revolving cast included the likes of Harry Williamson, violinist Graham Clark and Didier Malherbe. ..."
01. "Marpa's Entrance" 3:30 02. "G'Day" 2:39 03. "Hungry Ghosts" 1:03 04. "Away Away" 5:35 05. "Trial by Headline" 3:03 06. "Chernobyl Rain" 3:43 07. "Gorilla" 7:10 08. "Milarepa's Journey" 5:47 09. "The Other Side of Me" 5:44 10. "Man and Woman" 4:39 11. "The Family" 6:18 12. "Stormbirds" 5:09 13. "The Actor" 3:48
Daevid Allen (voc/g/b) Russel Hibbs (voc/b) Harry Williamson (d/syn/b-voc) Gilli Smyth (space whisper) Robert Calvert (sax) Candrabhanu (d/perc) Arun Munoz (d/perc) Minute Sastrowasdojo (vln) Bronwyn Jones (fl) Neil Cairney (d/perc/g) Michael Brosnan (didg) B.D.CO. (d/perc) W.A.Brothers (didg) Radiotwins (b-voc) Steve Rocket (sax) Lisa Yeats (voc) Suza Clarke (voc) Bruce McNichol (voc)
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 genre: beat country: hungary quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 1:17'30" size: 529 mb misc.: 2005
Scented Gardens of Mind:
Illés (from Budapest) formed in 1965 as the Hungarian answer to The Beatles. Some members had a jazz circuit background. Not long after Sgt. Pepper, Illés performed in strongly coloured uniforms almost identical to those of The Beatles.
Their first three albums are full of period charm - euphonious and inventive beat music with instant Eastern trips, snippets of conversation, well conceived harmony pop, exotic instruments and occasional orchestration. These would be internationally acclaimed among collectors, if only more people had been able to understand the language.
In 1970 Illés were banned from performing in Budapest for almost a year, after critizising the official Hungarian politics toward rock in a BBC interview. The 1971 album came in a white sleeve (a reference both to censorship and a certain Beatles album) and was a "beat oratorium" dealing with human rights and dedicated to the black American activist Angela Davis. The music was more mature (not really "beat" music but 12 examples of melodic, song-based progressive rock) and less whimsical, usually with twin guitars and organ. Subsequent albums were quite similar, but couldn't improve on the 1971 effort. After their first split, some members played in the group Fonograf. The 1980 re-union album is, as is often the case, a disappointment.
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 genre: brass country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 36'19" size: 209 mb misc.: 2004
Orexis of Death: Not to be confused with American outfit of the same name, mysterious British band Iguana was formed in Southampton in early 1970s to release one excellent album and then disappear without a trace, The core of the band was guitarist/vocalist Bruce Roberts, bass-player John Cartwright and drummer Pete Hunt, The trio was augmented by strong dual brass-section – Ron Taylor on alto sax and tambourine and Chris Gower on trombone. The solid presence of horns together with excellent songwriting is what makss. Iguana’s only offering truly unique. Despite the album being released on the well-known Polydor label, it quickly became one of its most obscure items, since for some strange reason nobody was interested in the great blend of loud jazz-rock and energetic heavy rock stuffed with progressive elemenets. Surprisingly enough, even Tapestry:.Of Delights, the Bible for any British psych/prog fan, missed this one! Time has come to unearth this minor classic. The sound of Iguana is rich and colorful, based on permanent juxtapositions of heavy, some what funky guitar sound and jazzy saxophone riffs – most of the songs are catchy and easy-to-get-into, in spit'e of their complex structures. Though most of the tracks are vocal-driven, there are enough space foi" adventurous instrumental excursions, the band achieves a perfect balance between song-oriented stuff and sophisticated progressive compositions (such is the longest piece on the LP, almost 9-minute "Price of Love”, reminding me of Colosseum, Mogul Thrash and other prcminent brass rockers of the eariy 1970s). Actually Brainchild's "Healing Of The Lunatic Owl" would be the closest comparison to Iguana’s. debut, only if Brainchild work was closer to progressive realms, Iguana veers more towards pure rocking sound, making the accent on sheer frank intensity of the early British rock music.
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 genre: jazz country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 41'29" size: 249 mb
Side one "Play, Play, Play" (D. Morrissey/K. Palomaki) – 3:45 "Pebbles on the Beach" (D. Morrissey/B. Morrissey) – 4:34 "Pick Me Up (And Put Me Back on the Road)" (Davies) – 5:03 "Another Time Around (Is Not for Me)" (Davies) – 6:57 Side two "Groupie Blue (Every Day She's Got the Blues)" (D. Morrissey-T. Preston) – 4:09 "Fly, Fly, The Route, Shoot" (Palomaki) – 4:27 "Feel Thing Part 1" (Arnesen) – 4:18 "Feel Thing Part 2" (Arnesen) – 4:54 "Feel Thing Part 3" (Arnesen) – 3:18
Pete Arnesen - keyboards Cliff Davies - drums, vocals Kurt Palomaki - bass Steve Rosenthal - guitar, vocals Dick Morrissey - saxophones, flute Fi Trench - piano
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 genre: psych country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) size: 863 mb
Cd1 (1:14'36"): Birthday Party 01. "Skeleton And The Roundabout" 2:26 02. "Happy Birthday" 0:23 03. "The Birthday" 3:01 04. "I Like My Toys" 2:13 05. "Morning Sunshine" 1:49 06. "Follow Me Follow" 2:48 07. "Sitting In My Tree" 2:00 08. "On With The Show" 2:22 09. "Lucky Man" 2:39 10. "Mrs Ward" 2:15 11. "Pie In The Sky" 2:28 12. "The Lady Who Said She Could Fly" 2:22 13. "End Of The Road" 2:09 Idle Race 14. "Come With Me" 2:45 15. "Sea Of Dreams" 3:13 16. "Going Home" 3:45 17. "Reminds Me Of You" 2:54 18. "Mr Crow And Sir Norman" 3:17 19. "Please No More Sad Songs" 3:21 20. "Girl At The Window" 3:44 21. "Big Chief Woolly Bosher" 5:16 22. "Someone Knocking" 2:56 23. "A Better Life (The Weatherman Knows)" 2:45 24. "Hurry Up John" 3:34 Previously Unrelesed Alternative Versions 25. "Lucky Man" 2:36 26. "Follow Me Follow" 1:56 27. "Days Of The Broken Arrows" 3:40
Cd2 (1:13'32"): Non-Album tracks 01. "01 Here We Go Round The Lemon Tree" 2:45 02. "02 My Father's Son" 2:15 03. "03 Impostors Of Life's Magazine" 2:21 04. "04 Knocking Nails Into My House" 2:27 05. "05 Days Of The Broken Arrows" 3:51 06. "06 Worn Red Carpet" 3:04 07. "07 In The Summertime" 2:58 08. "08 Told You Twice" 3:38 09. "09 Neanderthal Man" 3:57 10. "10 Victim Of Circumstance" 3:36 Time Is 11. "11 Dancing Flower" 2:15 12. "12 Sad O'Sad" 3:28 13. "13 The Clock" 3:23 14. "14 I Will See You" 3:12 15. "15 By The Sun" 6:42 16. "16 Alcatraz" 4:03 17. "17 And The Rain" 2:52 18. "18 She Sang Hymns Out Of Tune" 3:08 19. "19 Bitter Green" 3:46 20. "20 We Want It All" 4:13 The Nightriders 21. "21 It's Only The Dog" 2:16 22. "22 Your Friend" 3:23
JEFF LYNNE gtr, vcls GREG MASTERS bs DAVE PRITCHARD gtr ROGER SPENCER drms ROY CULLOM vcls MIKE HOPKINS lead gtr DAVE WALKER vcl
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 genre: brass country: us quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 46'39" size: 306 mb misc.: 2003
Fuzz Acid & Flowers: The great commercial success as a top notch horn-rock outfit and Peterik's subsequent career as soloist and front-man of Survivor, have meant that the early period of this Chicago outfit has been overlooked, so here's a brief rundown on the pre-Warner Bros releases. Originally known as Shon Dels Unlimited, and briefly The Shondels, they quickly became one of Chicago's top teen bands. Nearly all their material was group originals written by Peterik. Their style for this period was a vibrant blend of Invasion-influenced beat and mod sounds, brimming with melodic hooks, ringing guitars and commercial appeal but with strong vocals and harmonies and a tough edge - the result is some classic mid-60s garagey pop. The pre-Parrot releases are extremely hard to find these days but you can't go far wrong with the first three Parrot 45s. I'll Keep Searching, featured on Pebbles CD Vol. 7: Chicago Part 2, is great moody teenbeat not unlike The Knaves' The Girl I Threw Away. The classic Rollercoaster (Pebbles Vol. 10) is a stunning Who-style mod-pop-punker and the mod theme continues with an excellent cover of the Small Faces' hit Sha La La La Lee. All the flips on these are decent beat-garage-pop too. ... Read more » |
 genre: prog country: italy quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans) time: 38'24" size: 204 mb
01. "Premessa" 2:02 02. "Narratio" 7:36 03. "Dedicated To Janis Joplin" 6:00 04. "Passa Il Tempo" 3:50 05. "Ritrovarci Qui" 6:00 06. "Strada" 7:50 07. "Keep On Movin'" 5:07
Nico Di Palo / vocals and guitar Renzo Tortora / vocals and guitar Frank Laugelli / bass Pasquale Venditto / drums and vocals
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 genre: psych country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) size: 1,2 g
The Move began life as one of the most stylishly garbed and musically adventurous outfits to trawl through London's fiercely competitive mid-`60s club scene, and made their name with a series of jaw- dropping early singles that combined lyrical whimsy and adventurous psychedelic textures with a grasp of pop fundamentals that rivaled Paul McCartney's. Salvo's massive, four-disc ANTHOLOGY collects all of these seminal early singles and contains generous samplings from the remainder of the group's career, including 30 previously unreleased tracks.
Cd1 1965-1968 (57'41"): 01. "You're The One I Need" 2:03 02. "I Can't Hear You No More" 2:51 03. "Is It True" 2:04 04. "Respectable" 2:28 05. "Night of Fear (alternate version)" 2:28 06. "Disturbance (undubbed alternate version)" 2:03 07. "I Can Hear The Grass Grow (full-length version)" 3:18 08. "Move" 2:08 09. "Wave The Flag And Stop The Train" 2:58 10. "(Here We Go Round) The Lemon Tree" 2:59 11. "Flowers & Lemon Tea (Tony Visconti talks to the players...)" 1:08 12. "Flowers In The Rain" 2:29 13. "Cherry Blossom Clinic (enhanced stereo)" 2:31 14. "Vote For Me" 2:50 15. "Fire Brigade (early piano version; rough mix)" 2:26 16. "Useless Information" 2:57 17. "Yellow Rainbow (enhanced stereo)" 2:43 18. "Kilroy Was Here (enhanced stereo)" 2:43 19. "Fire Brigade" 2:23 20. "Tthe Girl Outside (alternate take)" 2:59 21. "Mist On A Monday Morning (enhanced stereo)" 2:31 22. "Flowers In The Rain (acoustic version; rough mix)" 2:35 23. "Simple Simon (backing track take 6; rough mix)" 2:06
Cd2 Live at Marquee 1968 (39'05"): 01. "Move Bolero (live at the Marquee)" 0:19 02. "It'll Be Me (live at the Marquee)" 2:41 03. "Too Much In Love (live at the Marquee)" 2:32 04. "Flowers In The Rain (live at the Marquee)" 2:28 05. "Fire Brigade (live at the Marquee)" 2:31 06. "Stephanie Knows Who (live at the Marquee)" 3:10 07. "Somethin' Else (live at the Marquee)" 2:21 08. "So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star (live at the Marquee)" 3:13 09. "The Price Of Love (live at the Marquee)" 4:44 10. "Piece Of My Heart (live at the Marquee)" 4:07 11. "(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher (live at the Marquee)" 4:04 12. "Sunshine Help Me (live at the Marquee)" 6:55
Cd3 1968-1970 (59'00"): 01. "Somethin' Else (EP version)" 2:32 02. "Sunshine Help Me (EP version)" 5:19 03. "Wild Tiger Woman (UK single edit)" 2:35 04. "Omnibus (enhanced stereo)" 3:53 05. "Blackberry Way" 3:42 06. "A Certain Something (piano version; rough mix)" 3:53 07. "Curly" 2:46 08. "Second Class (She's Too Good For Me) Part1" 1:27 09. "Second Class (She's Too Good For Me) Part2" 2:15 10. "Beautiful Daughter (reduced mix)" 2:37 11. "This Time Tomorrow" 3:42 12. "Hello Susie (abridged)" 3:34 13. "Don't Make My Baby Blue" 6:16 14. "The Last Thing On My Mind" 7:37 15. "Open My Eyes (live at the Fillmore West 1969)" 6:50
Cd4 1969-1972 (50'55): 01. "I Can Hear The Grass Grow (live at the Fillmore West 1969)" 10:04 02. "Brontosaurus (US promo edit)" 3:18 03. "When Alice Comes Back To The Farm" 3:43 04. "Turkish Tram Conductor Blues (take 5; rough mix)" 4:53 05. "Feel Too Good" 8:16 06. "Lightnin' Never Strikes Twice" 3:13 07. "Ella James" 3:14 08. "Tonight (US edited version)" 2:55 09. "Do Ya (edited version)" 3:14 10. "Chinatown" 3:08 11. "California Man" 3:37 12. "The Duke Of Edinburgh's Lettuce" 1:19
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 genre: heavy blues country: us quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) size: 926 mb
This set features 34 classic tracks, including two new recordings with Noel Redding on bass ("Solution" and "Talking to the Angels").
Cd1 (1:13'01") 01. "Blood Of The Sun" 2:37 02. "Long Red" 3:18 03. "Blind Man" 3:56 04. "Dreams Of Milk And Honey" 3:36 05. "Southbound Train" 3:01 06. "Because You Are My Friend" 3:14 07. "Mississippi Queen" 2:33 08. "Theme From An Imaginary Western" 5:06 09. "Never In My Life" 3:53 10. "Silver Paper" 3:19 11. "For Yasgur's Farm" 3:25 12. "To My Friend" 3:39 13. "Sittin' On A Rainbow" 2:24 14. "Stormy Monday (Live)" 19:32 15. "Waiting To Take You Away (Live Single Version)" 3:40 16. "Guitar Solo (Live)" 5:48
Cd2 (1:15'27") 01. "Don't Look Around" 3:46 02. "Taunta (Sammy's Tune)" 1:00 03. "Nantucket Sleighride (To Owen Coffin)" 5:53 04. "You Can't Get Away!" 3:27 05. "The Animal Trainer And The Toad" 3:28 06. "My Lady" 4:35 07. "Travelin' In The Dark (To E.M.P.)" 4:26 08. "The Great Train Robbery" 5:45 09. "Flowers Of Evil" 4:55 10. "One Last Cold Kiss" 3:53 11. "Crossroader" 4:51 12. "Roll Over Beethoven" 4:10 13. "You Better Believe It" 5:50 14. "Back Where I Belong" 2:59 15. "Bardot Damage" 4:07 16. "Shimmy On The Footlights" 4:25 17. "Talking To The Angels" 3:44 18. "Solution" 4:14
Leslie West (vocals, guitar); Tommy Morrongello, David Perry (guitar); Steve Knight, Norman Landsberg, Ian Hunter (keyboards); Felix Pappalardi, Mark Clarke, Noel Redding (bass); N.D. Smart, Corky Laing (drums); Chuck Kirkpatric, Miller Anderson (background vocals)
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