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David Bowie - with Mott the Hoople and Lou Reed - 1972-73

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by by Mitch as mp3 July 20, 2009


David Bowie - The Legendary Lost Tapes (1972-73)
Studio & Live Recordings @flac
Artwork Included

Lineage: SilverCD--> EAC(secure)--> Flac(level.8)--> HungerCity!


THE LEGENDARY LOST TAPES
The second issue of this material and it is a straight copy of the CD THE LEGENDARY TRIDENT SESSIONS (1998). Even if this CD is a copy of the original CD, the sound quality is a little bit better!
-BASSMAN

THE LEGENDARY TRIDENT SESSIONS
Wow! Amazing stuff! A rumour has been circulating that Lou and David joined Mott at at least one session during the recording of the "All The Young Dudes" album, while they were recording Lou's "Transformer" album. Here is the proof. Bowie sings ALL THE YOUNG DUDES and Lou sings SWEET JANE. They also participate on most of the other songs, playing guitar, sax or singing back up vocals. I had a tape of this session before, and I can't understand why the running order has been changed? The sound quality is excellent, but a little bit distorted (just as on the original tape!). The Glasgow show is remastered, and the sound quality is actually very good! The boring thing is that it isn't complete, and according to the cover the cuts between the songs comes from the the original tape. That isn't true! I have the tape and it doesn't feature any other cuts than the cut between side A and B. I also doubt that ROCK'N'ROLL SUICIDE is from the Glasgow show? I have never heard of any tape that lasts longer than SUFFRAGETTE CITY. Even the songs are roughly cut on the CD, not only the space of time between them! There are two missing songs, and they are LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER / THE JEAN GENIE / THE WIDTH OF A CIRCLE should have come after FIVE YEARS. Anyway, because of the Mott session this is a great disc.
-BASSMAN


Disc

David Bowie / Mott The Hoople / Lou Reed
Trident Studio Sessions
London, UK
May 1972


01. All The Young Dudes (long version)
02. It's Alright
03. Henry & The H-bomb (demo)
04. Sweet Jane
05. Shakin' All Over
06. Please Don't Touch
07. So Sad


Tracks 1-3 David Bowie with Mott The Hoople.
Track  4   David Bowie with Moot The Hoople, featuring Lou Reed on guide vocals.
Tracks 5-7 Lou Reed with Mott The Hoople.


The Green's Playhouse
Glasgow, Scotland
5th January 1973
(Afternoon Show)


08. Hang On To Yourself
09. Ziggy Stardust
10. Changes
11. The Supermen
12. Five Years
13. Life On Mars?
14. John, I'm Only Dancing
15. Moonage Daydream
16. Suffragette City
17. The Width Of A Circle
18. Rock'n'Roll Suicide



Enjoy!

HungerCity Tracker & Forum (www.hungercity.org) 24th September 2008
Uploaded to Mind-Warp PaVilion by other 26th April 2009
 
 
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Thanks to the original source and all involved!! 
 
 
 
 

17 comments:

  1. Cheers.Not a Bowie fan myself but I know someone who will love this.Thanks again.

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  2. I'm a big MTH fan so this will go down a treat.

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  3. Excellent post -- thanks for this!

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  4. Thanks for the post. Tried to open file, but it lists"insufficient access privilege" -- any chance of a re-post?
    Thanks again!

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  5. Where the F did you get this? Excellent post

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  6. I also get the "insufficient access privelege" message -- any ideas on how to work around? Thanks!

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  7. I got round the 'insufficient access privilege' on my Mac by clicking 'Get Info' on the folder and then changing the access setting myself to 'read only'.

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  8. If this isn't a gold mine ? I don't know what is !!! Thanks You

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  9. This link doesn't seem active. Could you please re-post and thank you so much for all you do.

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  10. Since you guys always seem to like a bit of colour... that must have been one of the last stretch of shows at Green's Playhouse, later in the year it got a lick of paint and re-pened as the legendary Glasgow Apollo.

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  11. Thanks, Anonymous. While it's really about the music, I enjoy understanding the venues, the radio stations, the deejays...it was all part of the experience. Plus these days, the venue changes names a dozen times as they auction off the naming rights.

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  12. Have downloaded this file but needs a password when trying to open it

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  13. no problem now found it

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  14. Thanks a lot! David is always in ours hearts. Greetings from Argentina.

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  15. Thanks so much for refreshing this one and sharing again. Cheers from Down Under

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