Thursday, June 3, 2010

Quatermass: Berlin 1971 (VG Aud) FLAC

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Title: A Phantom Pteranodon
Dates: March 04, 1971
Venue: Berlin, Germamy
Source: Vg Audience Recording
Lineage: Highland Hl312 Boot 1CD > WAV > FLAC

Disc
01: Monster Paradise (unreleased track)
02: Up On The Ground
03: Monster Paradise (reprised)
04: One Blind Mice (unreleased track)
05: Make Up Your Mind
06: Laughin' Tackle (incl. Keyboards Solo)

Band lineup:
John Gustafson: Vocals, Bass Guitar
Pete Robinson: Keyboards
Mick Underwood: Drums

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Comments welcome.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, a Quartermass show!!

Thanks for sharing this liberated Highland boot, Dave!

(just don't anybody expect good sound quality--the rareness of this one overrides the sound factor.)

Anonymous said...

Wow this looks interesting! Is that the Peter Robinson from Brand X on keyboards?

Anonymous said...

Good Post,you don't see much live stuff from this time period from good also(but good)ran bands.I loved the 1st lp at the time(still a fav).
thank you

Anonymous said...

"Wow this looks interesting! Is that the Peter Robinson from Brand X on keyboards?"

Yes.

Kastis said...

This show schock me! It is better than studio album regardless of lower sound quality. Thank You very much!

Anonymous said...

Any chance of getting this re loaded?

Getting errors after part 1.

Thanks!

beatclubber said...

I have seen them in '71 in Bremen, Lila Eula, after their Beatclub performance. Everyone who knows the location can imagine what a great show it was.