Wessex Studios Last Skirmish And Prince Rupert's Lament

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Wessex Studios Last Skirmish And Prince Rupert's Lament

Lizard Wessex studio sessions September 1970.

These recordings of Last Skirmish and Prince Rupert's Lament form part of the studio sessions and unreleased recordings from the "Lizard" sessions at Wessex Studios in September 1970. The album "Lizard", engineered by Robin Thompson, was largely created in the studio, and featured numerous overdubs, many of which were not used on the final album.

All the original studio sessions from 1970 are being made available by download in 2020 to satisfy recent changes to copyright laws: All recordings must be released within the fiftieth year of their recording in order to continue to enjoy copyright protection. So these have been released to the DGMLive faithful – and are thus protected!

The exact recording dates have not been annotated on the original tapes. DGMLive has therefore assigned various session dates throughout September 1970, when the album was known to have been largely recorded.
Wessex Studios Last Skirmish And Prince Rupert's Lament

AUDIO SOURCE: Multi-Track Tapes

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TRACK
TIME
01
Last Skirmish Backing, Including Prince Rupert's Lament
08:56
02
Prince Rupert's Lament Segment Backing
01:13
03
Last Skirmish, Including Prince Rupert's Lament Overdubs 1
08:46
04
Last Skirmish, Overdubs 2
05:10
05
Prince Rupert's Lament Solo 1
02:53
06
Prince Rupert's Lament Solo 2
02:43
07
Prince Rupert's Lament Solo 3
02:40
08
Prince Rupert's Lament Solo 4
02:17
Written by Ronnie Stransky
Excellent choice
Great selection and quality. Love this band
Written by Pablo Cordero
Lament- need I say more?
LAST SKIRMISH/PRINCE RUPERT'S LAMENT The basic track is laid down first, with bass, drums and Robert's guitar playing the melody without distortion- it sounds somewhat wimpy in comparison to the grandeur of the final product, but we do get the opportunity to focus on the angular, jazz-inflected interplay of bass and drums. Haskell and McCulloch would never have the opportunity to develop into the live arena, but they were an interesting, unique rhythm section, quite unlike any other before or a...
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