Earlier today,
Johnny Winter, "Johnny Winter And Live"
Alice Cooper, "Love It To Death"
Alice Cooper, "Killer"
Chrissy Steele, "Magnet To Steel"
Candlebox, "Candlebox"
Captain Beyond, "Sufficiently Breathless" Remaster
I saw Johnny Winter in a club out West, in Texas or Oklahoma Perhaps. My wife may remember but it was 30+ years ago. I also saw Johnny perform with his brothers group "The Edgar Winter Group" I believe he was the guest star. They both played brilliantly. Johnny Died way too soon.
I saw Alice Cooper (Original Line up) 5 or 6 times back in the early 70's. I love the "Ballad Of Dwight Frye" Where Alices head got chopped off on stage. It gave me goosebumps back then.
Chrissy Steele was the back up band for Jethro Tull. Chrissy hails from Canada and boy can she Rock. Think Heart and the Wilson sisters and you get the idea. One of the brightest sounding CD ever made. This is one time I used the tone controls on the Mac preamp. A couple of db here and there on the controls really transformed the sound for the better.
I am still unsure if I like the Captain Beyond remaster better or not. It's a tough call. I have been playing the new vinyl double LP of Nirvana, Live at the Paramount. The sound quality is extremely disappointing. The live recording of From The Banks Of The Muddy Wishkah is much better.
Johnny Winter, "Johnny Winter And Live"
Alice Cooper, "Love It To Death"
Alice Cooper, "Killer"
Chrissy Steele, "Magnet To Steel"
Candlebox, "Candlebox"
Captain Beyond, "Sufficiently Breathless" Remaster
I saw Johnny Winter in a club out West, in Texas or Oklahoma Perhaps. My wife may remember but it was 30+ years ago. I also saw Johnny perform with his brothers group "The Edgar Winter Group" I believe he was the guest star. They both played brilliantly. Johnny Died way too soon.
I saw Alice Cooper (Original Line up) 5 or 6 times back in the early 70's. I love the "Ballad Of Dwight Frye" Where Alices head got chopped off on stage. It gave me goosebumps back then.
Chrissy Steele was the back up band for Jethro Tull. Chrissy hails from Canada and boy can she Rock. Think Heart and the Wilson sisters and you get the idea. One of the brightest sounding CD ever made. This is one time I used the tone controls on the Mac preamp. A couple of db here and there on the controls really transformed the sound for the better.
I am still unsure if I like the Captain Beyond remaster better or not. It's a tough call. I have been playing the new vinyl double LP of Nirvana, Live at the Paramount. The sound quality is extremely disappointing. The live recording of From The Banks Of The Muddy Wishkah is much better.