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Thankfully you paid as little as you did as the sound is nicht gut. That's one of those ultra budget releases that is basically glorified soundboard (and I've heard better soundboard boots, truth be known). Might as well be bootleg as the band never endorsed that release. Song selection is so so, pre-DK era, but it's damn near unlistenable without the proper audio dynamics. Besides there were far too many rote blues covers that amount to the mundane from that era of the band. If it wasn't for some of Green's compositions and brilliant stringed theatrics, they'd of been AWB* in '68.
Stick to Shrine or any of the various '69 live sound sets - truer FM sound anyway, the way Green preferred it.. * Average White Band |
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