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Casino Asbury Park, New Jersey |
 Answer to Casino or Convention Hall Question May 15, 2011
Written by jabella
In answer to your question of whether or not this show took place at the Casino Arena or Convention Hall, both venues were used to host rock shows during the 70’s. As a New Jersey native, I had seen shows at both locations (they were at opposite ends of the boardwalk from each other in Asbury Park with Convention Hall being the larger venue of the two). So, the Casino Arena location is more than likely correct.
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part two of review Wed., Mar 15, 2006
Posted by: mikeh69
I also wanted to say that yes I like audience recordings to a point. The sound of this show is defintely very good. But audience recordings when it’s total muffled city or loud and arghhhhh or too distant or just Read more
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Scour the Bins! Wed., Mar 15, 2006
Posted by: acampo
The more soundboards available of this incarnation the better! For those of us fortunate to witness this combo in action this show is an excellent representation of the fall ’73 tour set list and will serve until the Read more
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Staggering Stuff Wed., Mar 15, 2006
Posted by: MikeDickson
A quite unbelievably good performance. Never mind the sound quality - the music quality will carry you through this without any problems at all. Wetton is on top form throughout. I’ve had this one on tape for years now, but Read more
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Great Performance! Wed., Mar 15, 2006
Posted by: mudfish55
While I appreciate and respect the comments and concerns of listeners who would prefer only produced soundboards of shows, I have found that there have personally been many wonderful musical experiences I have enjoyed throughout my life which I would have Read more
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Soundboard Recordings, Please Tue., Mar 14, 2006
Posted by: nasmformyzombie
1973-74 Crimson recorded many (if not most) of its gigs via soundboard. Given the fact that there are dozens of unreleased gigs recorded in this manner---and that demand for product from this incarnation of the band is still high---why release a Read more
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Going For Broke Tue., Mar 14, 2006
Posted by: mikeh69
Hi I was wondering are all the 1973 live soundboard and multitrack live recordings all used up. Those should be released first ( if theres any left) than you can profit off these cheap cassette tape recorders with built in Read more
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Flaming Hot Tickle Tue., Mar 14, 2006
Posted by: vrooom
This is not a review of the whole concert per se, but I had to say this about the Hot Tickle: "Whiskey Wow Wow!" Just when cynical old Darren thinks he’s heard it all, you go Read more
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| Artist Diary |
DGM Live's Diary
Tue., Mar 14, 2006
When asked about the drum machine on the improv, and possibly twitching at the memory of it all, Bill replied “Bloody hell--the drum machine. It never had a name--other than the drumbox--and no identifiable Read more
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A Superior Release! Wed., Mar 1, 2006
Posted by: LotusP
On the back cover of the Starless & Bible Black album the card reads "This Night Wounds Time". This version of the USA album not only wounds time, it also goes in for the Read more
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Yikes!!! Thu., Feb 23, 2006
Posted by: djscomics
Man, I love this stuff......mayhaps it makes my review a bit biased, but then again, I think it makes me a bit more subjective. If this sucked, I would say Read more
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