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 Best live Discipline I've heard (since 1981) August 27, 2008
Written by DeVito
I saw this group about 2 weeks before this concert, in New York. If you like the Discipline KC, this concert is essential -- the playing is intense throughout, with wild, relentless versions of all the Discipline songs and loose, almost jamming renditions of some of the about-to-be-Beat songs. Plus the majesty of Red and the menace of Larks’ II. This is the best (and the best-sounding) concert recording from ’81 that I’ve heard yet. --Chris DeVito
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Parts of the finished track? Tue., Dec 11, 2007
Posted by: DanielK
I haven’t listened to TOAPP for a file, but some of the stuff in this recording definitely sound like the final version of the track starting around 3:30 minutes in, basically what ends up being the end of Larks Read more
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Fascinating Mon., Dec 10, 2007
Posted by: davidfsnyder
Beginnings are invisible, but this brings the listener a step closer into the creative process of KC. The musicianship is excellent (of course!). Mr. Stormy once again picks a real Read more
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Pier `82 download Sun., Nov 25, 2007
Posted by: Billco
I concure that the pitch is off on this download although I think I know where the mistake was made. If you compare the pitch of the opening percusion of "Waiting Man" to other recordings of the same song the Read more
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Good - but pitch correction needed? Sat., Nov 24, 2007
Posted by: paorear
This recording sounds like it’s nearly a full half-pitch lower than the Convention Hall gig from the night before (and seems so from my guitar as well) - which means that at correct pitch they must have really been charging Read more
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Discipline and Thrakking Sat., Nov 17, 2007
Posted by: KC_1980s
The violently creative Entry of the Crims lead-in makes Thrakattack sound like an Air Supply album, combining the Dionysian influence with a lot of noise.
I was reluctant to get this download at
first because it is a duplication of
Absent Lovers. While AL is sort of
the definitive "discipline" version of the band at this time, this download is the "thrak" version -- raw and Read more
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Ooh la la! Thu., Nov 15, 2007
Posted by: KC_1980s
Worth ten bucks for Adrian’s introduction to Neal and Jack and Me -- which is great, and plays off the audience member who shouts "ooh la la" once Ade mentions Read more
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Lucky Stiffs Wed., Nov 7, 2007
Posted by: TargetMassAppeal
ah, to have caught KC during these trilogy of tours (sorry, don’t know what to call it). thanks so much for a kickass FREE show... RF knows the score. pls don’t convert these pristine, Read more
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