Lufeblud - Live At Bowes Lyon House 1971 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Seelie Court - the world's premier tag for rare and previously unreleased archive recordings of underground folk, rock, proto-metal, and psychedelic music presents Esse Quam Videri. Lifeblud created a unique style of folk-inflected progressive rock acting as a serene vehicle for the poetic lyrics. An air of resignation is palpable in the delivery, as is a sense of awe in the face of Nature's majesty - especially in Oakenshade and the astonishingly beautiful hymn, Waxing of the Moon. These are Lifeblud's earliest surviving recordings, carefully restored from an excellent condition acetate in New Zealand, the other copy that still exists is in very poor condition, in an Austrian collection. Lifeblud made a second acetate LP also at Trusound (later SRT) in late 1970 which remains lost (if anyone has it, please contact us). Studio tapes from 1971 will be forthcoming as will a live recording, currently undergoing restoration. This later material includes songs from Lifeblud's heavier phase, which approaches High Tide territory. Album Tracks 1. Of Hatred's Hand 2. The Journey Home 3. Tenement 4. Eclipse 5. Oakenshade 6. So Be It 7. Rescue 8. Raven's Wing 9. Bridge 10. Waxing of the Moon

Seelie Court - the world's premier tag for rare and previously unreleased archive recordings of underground folk, rock, proto-metal, and psychedelic music presents Lifeblud, 1973-1978. After Lifeblud's 1969-1972 period of poetic Progressive Rock, main man Roger Knott looked back into the Golden Age of Rock n Roll and between 1973-1978 created a group of songs heavily informed by the classic pop of the Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, The Beatles and with a tinge of British Psychedelic Pop. The 34 songs preserved on this Double CD were unreleased until now, and catch that brief moment of Pub Rock that quickly morphed into Punk. Able assistance is provided by members of Ducks Deluxe and The Fixx. Album Tracks 1. Child of the Earth 2. Falling Out of Love 3. Field Day 4. Jasper the Explorer 5. Living at the Same Address 6. Love Overload 7. Coastguard 8. Out on a Limb 9. Paycheck Friday 10. Sleight of Hand 11. Doctor Lovejoy's Remedies 12. Strange Powers 13. Turn Back the Clocks 14. Yvonne 15. Swallows Are Leaving 16. Living in Love 17. Stowaway 1. Echoes in Time 2. It's Only a Dream 3. Turn on the Heat 4. Standing on the Sidelines 5. Headstrong and Footloose 6. Hard Time Lil 7. Stay the Distance 8. Keep the Fire Alight 9. Shooting Star 10. Joining in Harmony 11. Summer's Gone 12. Baltimore 2-1894 13. Monsoon Mama 14. Oakenshade 15. In a Different Light 16. Sad Movie Theme 17. Field Day (Reprise)

The Who - InchLive At The Oval 1971Inch. With 35, 000 in attendance, on September 18, 1971, The Who headlined Goodbye Summer A Rock Concert in Aid of Famine Relief for the People of Bangladesh at The Oval cricket ground in Kennington, South London. Newly mixed from the original 8-track analog multi-track tapes, this concert shows The Who continuing their dominance as the top live rock band of the era. The outstanding performance culminates in Pete Townshend and Keith Moon destroying their equipment in a grand finale. Album Tracks 1. So Glad to See Ya 2. Summertime Blues 3. My Wife 4. Love Ain't for Keeping 5. I Can't Explain 6. Substitute 7. Bargain 8. Behind Blue Eyes 9. Won't Get Fooled Again 10. Baby Don't You Do It 11. Pinball Wizard 12. See Me, Feel Me / Listening to You 13. My Generation 14. Naked Eye 15. Magic Bus