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Live at Rockpalast 1980 ［CD+DVD］

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発売日 2019年03月上旬
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルMade In Germany Music
構成数 2
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 MIG90882
SKU 885513908827

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 01:08:14
Recorded for Germany's Rockpalast live concert TV series in 1980, Blues-Rock Legends, Vol. 1 might catch the Commander some time past his vinyl peak, but he still packs one helluva punch in concert, and this 18-track trawl through the Lost Planet Airmen's lengthy catalog serves up some of the weirdest, wriest rock & country blues-pop you could hope for. The opening "Thank You Lone Ranger" sets the stage, ribald and rocking, and blessed with an expletive that American TV would still be bleeping now. The "disgusting old cowboy" is followed by "some songs about disgusting America," kicking off with "Two Triple Cheese (Side Order Fries)," the kind of song which could put you off fast food for life without even trying to; in fact, the Commander's between-song intros are almost as raucous as the songs themselves, while the band boogie-woogies without any regard for politeness or manners with "Beat Me Daddy, 8 to the Bar," "Rock That Boogie," and a positively demented "Ubangi Stomp" -- which, apparently, we're going to do "till we roll over dead." It's a brilliant show, and if the CD only splits one of your sides, there's a DVD version as well, so you can catch all the faces that the Commander is pulling. Some of them are worth the price of the disc on their own. ~ Dave Thompson

[Disc 1]
・Thank You Lone Ranger
・Two Triple Cheese
・It Should Have Been Me
・Beat Me Daddy 8 To The Bar
・Seeds And Stems
・Who's Got The Rock'
・Go To Hell
・Sea Wolf
・Rocket 88
・Midnight In Memphis
・Stealing At Seven Eleven
・Rock That Boogie
・Ubangi Stomp
・Hot Rod Lincoln
・Riot In Cell Block Nr. 9
・Roll The Dice
・Sea Wolf (reprise)

[Disc 2]
・Thank You Lone Ranger
・Two Triple Cheese
・It Should Have Been Me
・Beat Me Daddy 8 To The Bar
・Seeds And Stems
・Who's Got The Rock'
・Go To Hell
・Sea Wolf
・Rocket 88
・Midnight In Memphis
・Stealing At Seven Eleven
・Rock That Boogie
・Ubangi Stomp
・Hot Rod Lincoln
・Riot In Cell Block Nr. 9
・Roll The Dice
・Sea Wolf (reprise)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1:
    1. 1.
      Thank You Lone Ranger
    2. 2.
      Two Triple Cheese
    3. 3.
      It Should Have Been Me
    4. 4.
      Beat Me Daddy 8 to the Bar
    5. 5.
      Seeds and Stems
    6. 6.
      Who's Got the Rock'
    7. 7.
      Go to Hell
    8. 8.
      Sea Wolf
    9. 9.
      Rocket 88
    10. 10.
      Midnight in Memphis
    11. 11.
      Stealing at Seven Eleven
    12. 12.
      Rock That Boogie
    13. 13.
      Ubangi Stomp
    14. 14.
      Hot Rod Lincoln
    15. 15.
      Riot in Cell Block Nr. 9
    16. 16.
      Roll the Dice
    17. 17.
      Sea Wolf (Reprise)
  2. 2.[DVD] DISC 2:
    1. 1.
      Thank You Lone Ranger
    2. 2.
      Two Triple Cheese
    3. 3.
      It Should Have Been Me
    4. 4.
      Beat Me Daddy 8 to the Bar
    5. 5.
      Seeds and Stems
    6. 6.
      Who's Got the Rock'
    7. 7.
      Go to Hell
    8. 8.
      Sea Wolf
    9. 9.
      Rocket 88
    10. 10.
      Midnight in Memphis
    11. 11.
      Stealing at Seven Eleven
    12. 12.
      Rock That Boogie
    13. 13.
      Ubangi Stomp
    14. 14.
      Hot Rod Lincoln
    15. 15.
      Riot in Cell Block Nr. 9
    16. 16.
      Roll the Dice
    17. 17.
      Sea Wolf (Reprise)

作品の情報

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アーティスト： Commander Cody

商品の紹介

Never let it be said that Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen were an easy band to categorize. They played rockabilly, country-rock, and Western swing, but they also played jump blues, blues-rock, and early R&B; they excelled at honky tonk, but they were also a first-class rock & roll band. And their versatility is impossible to miss on this 68-minute CD, which focuses on a July 1, 1980 show in Germany. This disc isn't recommended to audiophiles; although listenable, the sound quality isn't great. Nonetheless, the sound quality is good enough to capture the energy and vitality of this concert, which finds Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen in fine form on crowd-pleasers like "Hot Rod Lincoln," "Beat Me Daddy 8 to the Bar," and "Riot in Cell Block No. 9." Cody has long had a reputation for going that extra mile on-stage, which is exactly what he does during this show in Germany -- and Cody, true to form, never shows a preference for any one particular style over another. Rockabilly, country-rock, rock & roll, jump blues, blues-rock, honky tonk, and R&B are all part of the equation here. But as many different styles as Cody embraces, he never sounds confused or unfocused. Cody has no problem finding the parallels between different styles, and everything that he touches is American roots music in some respect. The less than ideal sound quality makes this CD a less than essential purchase, but Cody's hardcore fans will find it to be a fun listen nonetheless. ~ Alex Henderson|
Rovi

Recorded for Germany's Rockpalast live concert TV series in 1980, Blues-Rock Legends, Vol. 1 might catch the Commander some time past his vinyl peak, but he still packs one helluva punch in concert, and this 18-track trawl through the Lost Planet Airmen's lengthy catalog serves up some of the weirdest, wriest rock & country blues-pop you could hope for. The opening "Thank You Lone Ranger" sets the stage, ribald and rocking, and blessed with an expletive that American TV would still be bleeping now. The "disgusting old cowboy" is followed by "some songs about disgusting America," kicking off with "Two Triple Cheese (Side Order Fries)," the kind of song which could put you off fast food for life without even trying to; in fact, the Commander's between-song intros are almost as raucous as the songs themselves, while the band boogie-woogies without any regard for politeness or manners with "Beat Me Daddy, 8 to the Bar," "Rock That Boogie," and a positively demented "Ubangi Stomp" -- which, apparently, we're going to do "till we roll over dead." It's a brilliant show, and if the CD only splits one of your sides, there's a DVD version as well, so you can catch all the faces that the Commander is pulling. Some of them are worth the price of the disc on their own. ~ Dave Thompson
Rovi

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