Madison A New Kind Of Rhythm=binaur. Holding Back The Years
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Mike.. you say in your review..it is an essential release..
Don´t you think that`s a little bit exaggerated..I think no show from this time is essential for an Elvis collection..as they feature our man from a lower point of his career...just my two cents..
Don´t you think that`s a little bit exaggerated..I think no show from this time is essential for an Elvis collection..as they feature our man from a lower point of his career...just my two cents..
Thanks to Ernst Joergensen, Roger Semon and Erik Rasmussen for the great work. Keep the spirit alive !
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Ciscoking wrote:
1) It's an enjoyable show, with E in a good mood and singing well (for the period).
2) The instrumental backing is different which makes a refreshing change and brings fresh life to the performances themselves.
3) The sound quality is very clear and dynamic resulting in a genuinely exciting concert experience--it's like being seated next to the drummer on this recording--quite exhilarating!
4) Madison's artwork is exceptional and the photos throughout their artwork really bring this show to life.
You appear to be making the point that Elvis has performed better in other shows which may be true. However, any committed fan (as I know you are) will want a range of shows from each year. If that is your aim, then this is an essential addition to your collection.
Hope this helps.
For anyone who enjoys Elvis' live shows, this is a great release for the following reasons:you say in your review..it is an essential release..
Don´t you think that`s a little bit exaggerated..I think no show from this time is essential for an Elvis collection..as they feature our man from a lower point of his career...just my two cents..
1) It's an enjoyable show, with E in a good mood and singing well (for the period).
2) The instrumental backing is different which makes a refreshing change and brings fresh life to the performances themselves.
3) The sound quality is very clear and dynamic resulting in a genuinely exciting concert experience--it's like being seated next to the drummer on this recording--quite exhilarating!
4) Madison's artwork is exceptional and the photos throughout their artwork really bring this show to life.
You appear to be making the point that Elvis has performed better in other shows which may be true. However, any committed fan (as I know you are) will want a range of shows from each year. If that is your aim, then this is an essential addition to your collection.
Hope this helps.
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Just read that review, Mike. Now I'm even more anxious to hear it! Hope to have it soon.Mike S wrote:Rich_TCB wrote:Thanks for your interest Rich.Where's that review, Mike ?! Can't wait to read it ...
It is currently with the site admin who will post it soon--Keep a watch on the Latest Import Review link.
Good to hear that the speed was corrected.
Now THAT sounds very interesting. As a drummer, this will be something to look forward to.Mike S wrote:3) The sound quality is very clear and dynamic resulting in a genuinely exciting concert experience--it's like being seated next to the drummer on this recording--quite exhilarating!
And I was also reminded of one other great aspect of this show. It will contain the performance of "Hurt" which was new to the show. The later versions are still great, of course. But the tempo is more true to the studio version on this March '76 tour.
Rich
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Can't be a drastic correction, though. And I Love You So, for instance, is now 2% shorter - a halftone would be 6%. Nonetheless, good to have it corrected.Rich_TCB wrote: Good to hear that the speed was corrected.
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Seeing it from a point of view of a committed collector you are surely right, agreed.Mike S wrote:
You appear to be making the point that Elvis has performed better in other shows which may be true. However, any committed fan (as I know you are) will want a range of shows from each year. If that is your aim, then this is an essential addition to your collection.
Thanks to Ernst Joergensen, Roger Semon and Erik Rasmussen for the great work. Keep the spirit alive !
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Thanks Joe.
Rich_TSB wrote:
Kuenzer wrote (regarding tape speed):
Rich_TSB wrote:
I don't think you'll be disappointed...it's the nearest you're going to get to a personal drum lesson from Larrie Londin.As a drummer, this will be something to look forward to.
Kuenzer wrote (regarding tape speed):
Depends what you mean by drastic. On Holding Back The Years the tempo on many of the songs appeared to drag slightly. My initial impression was that the band was underehearsed which spoilt my enjoyment of this show. All I can say is that it doesn't sound like that now.Can't be a drastic correction, though.
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Promocollector wrote:
That's the reason I write these reviews; so that all of you are able to make a more informed decision on whether to add a particular release to your collection.
Glad you enjoyed the review by the way--thanks for letting me know.
I don't have any connection with anyone, but I do appreciate the availability of this material particularly when it has been done well.You don't happen to work for Madison do you? Afterall you have 13 posts on this topic with 12 of them actually telling us how great this release is!!
That's the reason I write these reviews; so that all of you are able to make a more informed decision on whether to add a particular release to your collection.
Glad you enjoyed the review by the way--thanks for letting me know.
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Well i'm playing this CD and amazed by the incredible stereo sounds!! i'm blown away after the drumming on mountain and polk salad! i downed a whole litre of dunkleweisen before the intros and having a gooda time as Elvis this night! like the atmosphere and the sounds are 'incredible!' ok so Elvis reads an 'announcement' and forgets the words, but the concert experience via this 'new kinda rythum is simply the BEST concert experience i ever had! buy this CD its simply 'incredable!!'
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Well i just enjoyed the amazing closing vamp drumming to the concert, then the "Al Dvorin" announcements took me by surprise....the interest created by that man! just to hear him speaking about the Coliseum AND Elvis's forthcoming appearance in Lake Tahoe was enough to make anyone salivate all over the carpet-EVERY detail perfect and such a salesman! you'd buy a used car from him ANYTIME!! don't get me wrong this 'new' release by madison with such a superb booklet too is the best thing since sliced bread came along! well done indeed!
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To cut possible future arguments short - what exactly do we have to say to make you give in?Rob wrote:I previously posted that this would be the first Madison release that I would not own. I was more than happy with the DAE release of this show.
I would just like to further add that I gave in to peer pressure and bought the damned thing. I haven't heard it yet, but it's on the way.
Damn it!
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Kuenzer - the man has caved in already!!Kuenzer wrote:To cut possible future arguments short - what exactly do we have to say to make you give in?Rob wrote:I previously posted that this would be the first Madison release that I would not own. I was more than happy with the DAE release of this show.
I would just like to further add that I gave in to peer pressure and bought the damned thing. I haven't heard it yet, but it's on the way.
Damn it!
I knew a Cincinnati lover like Rob would just have to get this Cd - if only for the photo of the lovely looking US Bank Arena on the inside rear artwork
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Was there any doubt? But I'm sure you put up a valiant fight! lolRob wrote:I previously posted that this would be the first Madison release that I would not own. I was more than happy with the DAE release of this show.
I would just like to further add that I gave in to peer pressure and bought the damned thing. I haven't heard it yet, but it's on the way.
Damn it!
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It's here: http://www.elvis-collectors.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27667BIGREDG wrote:Oh I see - didn't realise you 2 had history
I would love to hear your Woman Without Love arguement some time!!
Rereading it, what I really wanted to say is: "a woman [without love] is nothing at all" is what her man assumes to know about the woman's perception of herself. He assumes this to be a general truth, and her behaviour seems to confirm his belief. Maybe that brings us closer to a consensus on that thread?
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Mike S, I have a question for you. The bonus track "Let Me Be There" on Movin’ Mobile is, as far as I know, taken from the same source as was used for this binaural version of this March show. How does the sound quality on that track compare to the A New Kind of Rhythm release?
Rob, when you’ve played this upgrade, could you please let me know what you think of the sound?
It may be a bit presumptuous of me, but I take the liberty of thanking both you guys in advance.
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Rob, when you’ve played this upgrade, could you please let me know what you think of the sound?
It may be a bit presumptuous of me, but I take the liberty of thanking both you guys in advance.
Per
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