The Levellers - Collective / Live - 2CD with DVD - COMPACT DISCS

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Deluxe two CD + NTSC/Region 0 DVD edition. Recorded and filmed at the Rondo Theatre in Bath on 1st April 2007, this live album saw original Stackridge members Andy Davis (guitar, keyboards, vocals), James Warren (rhythm guitar, vocals), Mutter Slater (flute and vocals) and Crun Walter (bass) reunite for a very special concert which was recorded in both audio and video formats. The set that evening comprised many Stackridge classic tracks, along with a selection of material by Davis and Warren's later band The Korgis. This new edition of The Forbidden City gathers together both CD and DVD releases in one clamshell boxed set, giving Stackridge aficionados the chance to relive this magical concert once again.

Synthesizer supergroup live recording at London's Royal College of Music. The four members of Node - maverick producer and sonic legend Flood, renowned producer & composer Ed Buller, classically trained Doctor of Music Dave Bessell and Hollywood film composer Mel Wesson - have a vast arsenal of vintage and modular synthesizers to draw upon. This is no mean task for a live performance, especially without the safety net of any backing tracks. Node brings forward huge pulsating walls of analog warmth that shift from delicate whispers to mind-numbing crescendos of noise, all at the whim of these improvising performers. InchNode LiveInch includes edits of four tracks from this concert as well as a bonus piece from the rehearsals. This is a must for lovers of Berlin School inspired, sequencer music.