Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Band Title: Live at Watkins Glen Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Capitol Release Date: 4/4/1995 Genres: Country, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock Styles: Folk Rock, Country Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 724383174225, 724383174256, 051091702250 |
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CD ReviewsWatkins Glen? Guess again Barry Smith | Plainview, New York United States | 09/26/2001 (1 out of 5 stars) "This 1995 release is now (thankfully) out of print because there is almost no sounds from the actual Watkins Glen concert. If you read the other one star review and then listen to the album, you will learn the truth: this album is merely a bunch of studio and Rock of Ages outtakes given a "live" feel with poorly overdubbed crowd cheers. The opening Bill Graham introduction IS actually from the concert, as well as a few other announcements and between-song chatter. However, the Band did NOT perform "Don't Ya Tell Henry" and "The Rumor" and Time To Kill." If you get a bootleg tape of the complete show (which is in extremely limited circulation), you will not find any of these songs, as well as the overly dramatic thunderstorm sounds. The liner notes state that the disc was produced using the most complete recording available, but it's a total lie. The Band successfully removed this album off the record store shelves, but only after they released several of these tracks on their own box set ACROSS THE GREAT DIVIDE (!)" The truth about this album 01/17/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "Yes, this album is somewhat fraudulent, but some of the material is actually from the concert. Both 'Back to Memphis' and 'Endless Highway' are in fact studio recordings (available on the 2001 reissue of 'Moondog Matinee') with overdubbed audience noise, and Bill Graham's actual introduction of The Band at Watkins Glen. 'Don't Ya Tell Henry', 'Time to Kill'(opening with Robbie tuning his guitar), 'Jam', and 'The Rumor' are from the rather extensive soundcheck The Band played earlier that day. 'Too Wet To Work' is from the intermission in the concert when it began to rain, but it features some dubbed-in thunder rolls at unnaturally frequent intervals and also seems edited, as in the concert Garth's organ solo led into 'Chest Fever'. The remaining three songs - 'I Shall Be Released', 'Loving You', and 'Cripple Creek' - are also from the Watkins Glen show, and are not 'Rock of Ages' outtakes as one reviewer stated. The Band simply played those songs at almost every concert they performed. Also recommended is the scorching bootleg recording from August 1, 1973 at Roosevelt Stadium in New Jersey, which is a much more complete representation of The Band's live sound in the summer of '73." A fraud by the label Barry Smith | 06/14/2001 (1 out of 5 stars) "Don't bother tracking this one down, Its not what it claims to be - the first two tracks are studio outakes from MoonDog Matinee with audience noise overdubbed and the rest are outtakes from the Rock of Ages album (all of which is now available on the reissues)"
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