Strange Stormwitch CDs on Virgin Concerts
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2014 11:17 pm
I was looking at the page (www.virgin-2000.de) , and received a warning that it may host malware, so be careful about it…
Does anyone know what these are? There is a listing for a CD called "Absolutely Live 1981", and reissues of the first 4 Stormwitch albums with different bonus tracks (1 each) from the previous CD issues (which, I guess, had lousy-sounding live in 1984 tracks, plus 1990 and 1991 that weren't bad, and two regular album version-with-cheering-added songs on the first album). Also listed is a 1981 live CD by a band called Exothus that appears to have had Lee Tarot as a member.
If anyone has these and can comment on them, I would really appreciate it. The albums are supposed to be remastered, but I couldn't guess whether they are from original tapes or whether they sound any good. Access to studio bonus tracks suggests maybe they aren't complete bootlegs, but zero distribution is… well, I guess zero distribution is the big thing now, albums that people forget to actually 'release' or 'make copies of' or 'tell people about' and all. So maybe they're totally legit?
Does anyone know what these are? There is a listing for a CD called "Absolutely Live 1981", and reissues of the first 4 Stormwitch albums with different bonus tracks (1 each) from the previous CD issues (which, I guess, had lousy-sounding live in 1984 tracks, plus 1990 and 1991 that weren't bad, and two regular album version-with-cheering-added songs on the first album). Also listed is a 1981 live CD by a band called Exothus that appears to have had Lee Tarot as a member.
If anyone has these and can comment on them, I would really appreciate it. The albums are supposed to be remastered, but I couldn't guess whether they are from original tapes or whether they sound any good. Access to studio bonus tracks suggests maybe they aren't complete bootlegs, but zero distribution is… well, I guess zero distribution is the big thing now, albums that people forget to actually 'release' or 'make copies of' or 'tell people about' and all. So maybe they're totally legit?