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I have that. A lot of those live tracks from the various releases have ended up on some of the cds that the family has put out. And, on the boxset. Hendrix In The West is one of the best. I have that also - bought it when I was a teenager. Mr. H - You can find FLAC files of Nine To The Universe if you look around. That is one Hendrix release that I do not have. I don't think the family will ever re-release the Douglas stuff. They have used some of the tracks in a different form on various releases. It could be that NTTU will never come out as it was again. Amazon.com amazes me.

That's a funny story to read about also. It was really Mike Jeffrey's trip. Live at The Royal Albert Hall (1969.02.24) was the last Hendrix thing I found. It has a been a semi-official release off and on over the years. I have read that the family is going to officially release that, and a DVD along with it sometime this year. 'Valleys of Neptune' Surprises Jimi Hendrix Skeptics I think Mr. Kot needs to do some research:

It's awesome. Jimi Hendrix- Rainbow Bridge Interview Chuck got rid of his wizard hat. A friend of mine use to freak out on the scene where Pat Hartley is talking and rubbing her crotch. (This is in A Film About Jimi Hendrix, not Rainbow Bridge) One of my favorite Hendrix songs: Hey Baby

I think it was more about how those jams were never meant to be released, and Douglas put them out. In all the Hendrix books I have read, there are many stories of him always running tape. Even if they were not doing anything. This is how all of those sort of things come about. I have a vinyl Hendrix bootleg that I bought back in the early 1990s. That is exactly what it is. He is just jamming or messing around. I have those albums (Crash Landing, Midnight Lightning, and Nine To The Universe (I don't have this one.) but I have not heard them in a long time. Some of those tracks were use

I think everything in the world is out there to be had. I don't mess with such things. You don't have to tell me, I've had long hair since I was a kid (except during my military days). (Also, I don't want to hear some shitty Mp3 rip, I want the real deal.)

I did find it a bit odd that Mr. Jackson spent so time in that essay talking about how Texas was not friendly to hippies. I would have most of that out. But, at least they put a little booklet in there. I am going to get the other 1971 release.

Check this thread: Wilco's Non-album Tracks

Ben is not getting to much love in this episode. Maybe that is not true after all. That may be one of the weirdest changes - not seeing him in charge anymore.

I received the Road Trips I ordered today. I have to say that it arrived pretty fast. I see they are using the same sort of CD case that Pearl Jam used when they were putting out their live shows in a physical format. Jerry's tone is just so wicked.

We'll see. Some of those albums are good. What I really want are the Lifelines and Stages boxsets. They are out of print, and go for tons of bread though. Engineer Eddie Kramer makes some "new" Hendrix from old tapes

It has to be a making of... the album, something for EPK use, a documentary, or music videos. Unless they have suddenly become movie stars.

I think T-Bone Burnett is doing the new Plant solo album also. I have a feeling that is why he is being called upon now, to try and get the artists he works with big sales like the Plant/Krause album. I recall reading a while back that Elton said he was not going to make albums anymore, as his last one only sold a couple hundred thousand. Of course, he will never match what he did in the 1970s. When people go to one of his shows, they want to hear the oldies, not some new songs that they do not know.

I think in the book Eddie wrote, he dismisses Nine to The Universe. If I recall, what we hear on there is heavily edited, and the titles were made up by Alan Douglas. I think a few of those jams were released unedited on one of those Dagger Records releases. I don't have any of those albums though. I agree with that. Sort of like the wine they had for sale, and the idea of making his gravesite into an amusement park.

I think it is partly due to the fact that so much Hendrix stuff has come out over the years. Some people dismiss that sort of thing, other people love it. Most of what we have got over the last few years are demos, rough takes, different mixes, and things of that nature. As you know, he really only released three albums. Smash Hits was a greatest hits, and Band of Gypsys was a live album he released to get out of a lawsuit. Of course, what is funny is, the show they are pointing out there was released as a cd (or some of it, anyhow). Live at Winterland

Not direct download, but rather, Bit Torrent. Whenever Mr. Owl does an update, he notes it by posting in this thread. I should say this more often, but if you take the time to learn Bit Torrent, then you won't have to wait to grab shows.

I sort of agree with what he is saying. It is interesting that Eddie Kramer said in the early 70s that they were scraping the barrel. OF course, more tapes have come along since then. I ordered the new cd, I am a Hendrix collector, so I have almost everything. I am not too happy about the after the fact overdubs though. I think they should leave the studio stuff alone, and concentrate on releasing the live stuff recorded on multitrack.

Jimi Hendrix: A Legacy Tarnished? (Wolfgang's Vault article)

Taper's Section (March 8 - March 14, 2010)

Phish 3D

Maybe he could stop the flash for a bit, and go back to playing some blues.

Here is what I have: Helloween - Halloween Anthrax - Indians and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

Maybe Eric will show up with Jeff Beck.

I wonder who the special guests will be?

I've mentioned this before, but I have a Anthrax picture disc and a Helloween picture disc.

I've heard some of these songs: Amazon.com links: Exile On Main St. (1 Disc) Exile On Main St. (Deluxe 2 discs) Exile On Main St. (Super Deluxe 5 discs)