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The Blasters: Live Going Home (2004)

Posted By : wustenratte | Date : 31 Jul 2010 01:04:29 | Comments : 4 |
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The Blasters: Live Going Home (2004)
DVD5 ISO + FLAC | NTSC Slides Region 0 | 48/24 5.1 DTS + 48/24 2-ch LPCM + 48/24 2-ch FLAC | Scans
12 X 200 MB + 1 X 62,8 MB | 5 X 200 MB + 142,8 MB | 1 X 17,1 MB | RS | 3% recovery
Genre: Rock & Roll, Roots Rock, Blues Rock | Label: Shout!Factory/DTS Entertainment

In 2002, the original lineup of the Blasters -- vocalist and guitarist Phil Alvin, guitarist Dave Alvin, drummer Bill Bateman, and bassist John Bazz -- reunited to play a few shows to celebrate the release of a retrospective compilation of their recordings for Slash Records. In the grand tradition of giving the public what they want, a year after the original set of five shows had come and gone the reunited Blasters were still playing gigs for their loyal fans, and when Dave Alvin decided to pull the plug on the reunion in August of 2003, he did so in style with a special gig featuring a handful of special guests -- Chicago blues harp master Billy Boy Arnold, rockabilly legend Sonny Burgess, and members of two classic L.A. doo wop groups, the Calvanes and the Medallions. A mobile recording truck and a video crew were on hand to preserve the show for the ages, and the results have been released in both audio and video form as The Blasters Live: Going Home. The CD version has the burden of competing with an earlier live album from the first set of reunion gigs, Trouble Bound, but while Trouble Bound has a slightly higher stomp factor, Going Home finds the band in tighter and leaner form, with pianist Gene Taylor getting a greater chance to strut his stuff and the guests allowing the Blasters to show off the full range of their chops and their influences. Ultimately, both albums document one of America's greatest roots rock bands in its natural environment, on-stage in front of an appreciative audience, and like Trouble Bound, Going Home shows the passage of time hasn't dimmed the Blasters' ability to make with the hard rockin' boogie that made "American music" the stuff of legend around the world. If you dig the Blasters at all, you'll want to hear both discs...and after you do, you'll hope that the Alvin brothers can patch up their differences long enough to take their show on the road again sometime soon. It's mighty fine stuff.
AMG Review by Mark Deming


1. Marie Marie
2. Real Rock Drive
3. Red Rose
4. Border Radio
5. Trouble Bound
6. Crazy Baby
7. Help You Dream
8. Have Mercy Baby
9. No Other Girl
10. Don’t Lie To Me
11. I’m Shakin’
12. So Long Baby, Goodbye
12. Border Radio
13. Red Headed Woman
14. Sadie’s Back In Town
15. Wandering Eye
16. I Ain’t Got You
17. American Music
18. One Bad Stud
19. J.B. Lenoir Jam
20. All Your Love
21. Flip Flop & Fly

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Ripper's note: The surround sound on this one is typical for live recordings, the rears are only used for ambiance and crowed noises. It's alright as far as live surround discs go, but the real treat here is having it in 24-bit.

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Posted By: wersollsschonsein Date: 01 Aug 2010 06:57:13
Cheers from Eire.
Posted By: bobylapointe Date: 02 Aug 2010 21:08:50
Thanks!!
Could you please reup Archive: Controlling Crowds (your 2 posts).. Would be cool ;-)
Posted By: wustenratte Date: 05 Aug 2010 07:55:27
Posting a request for re-up on another post isn't cool...
Posted By: wustenratte Date: 11 Aug 2010 13:30:10
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