Deface The Music Tour
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Artist: Utopia
Label: Crown
Category: Music
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Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2
UPC: 766487021029
EAN: 4988007175753
ASIN: B00005HXFL
Release Date: 2001-04-25 |
Deface The Music Tour
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Tracks:
- I Just Want To Touch You
- Where Does The World Go To Hide
- Silly Boy
- Feel Too Good
- Road To Utopia
- Set Me Free
- Love Of The Common Man
- Crazy Lady Blue
- One World
- Back On The Street
- Crystal Ball
- All Smiles
- Shot In The Dark
- Caravan
- The Very Last Time
- Alone
- Always Late
- Take It Home
- Thats Not Right
- Everybody Else Is Wrong
- I Saw The Light
- Trapped
- Love In Action
- Couldnt I Just Tell You
- Love Is The Answer
Album Description
Vol. 6 of the Todd Archive Series. Japanese original compilation featuring 25 tracks recorded live in New Jersey on Oct 31, 1980. Tracks include, 'I Just Want To Touch You', 'Where Does The World Go To Hide', 'Silly Boy', 'Feel Too Good', 'Road To Utopia'
Album Details
Japanese Exclusive Release. Recorded Live in New Jersey in October, 1980.
Customer Reviews:
Another Disappointment.......2001-11-13
What is going on with the Archive series? This marks the third release I have purchased with much less than expected results. For historical purposes alone, it is worth owning. This tour of Utopia did not make it to the West Coast (we saw Todd do a solo show instead). Alot of material from Deface The Music is present here. The performances overall seem above average. BUT, the recording quality is horrendous! What are these people thinking? I am becoming very disenchanted at how the quality of these releases has headed downhill FAST! I am a fan of 26 yrs. But I can't even listen to this. It is really that poor. What a shame!
Quantity not quality.......2001-07-10
Yet another in a long line a live cds from Nippon Crown, and you'd be forgiven for wanting such an odd tour cd. However, the sound quality is poor for most of the show. It sounds like it was recorded off the radio during a thunderstorm! There is little depth of sound, and there is a general muddiness to the sound. I couldn't hear the usually excellant harmonies, and I felt a bit cheated. Didn't anyone listen to this release prior to it being released?
The songs are unusual in the fact it's an odd period in Utopia's catalogue (Beatle pastiche) and most of the time they work. However, I wouldn't have thought that the other songs that have become the staple diet of a Todd set list were churned out, but reworked using the new approach. Sadly, this is not a must for anyone, a curiosity at best, and an expensive one to boot.
I've got this crazy idea that Todd should release a new album of songs where he's bothered about the end result. 'One Long Year' sounded like something he knocked out in the afternoon when he could think of nothing better to do! Is the issuing of these old live concerts a symptom of Todd losing touch with his creative muse? I hope not, but it's been so long since we had a serious offering from probably one of the only surviving musical geniuses of the twentieth century.
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- Happy Go Unlucky ~ John Cunningham
- Golden Age ~ Bobby Conn
- Violent Years ~ The Black Halos
- Skindive ~ Skindive
- Friends of Rachel Worth
- Life Line ~ Roulette
- Digimortal ~ Fear Factory
- Shocka Zooloo ~ T.M. Stevens
- Conspiracy ~ Blunderbuss
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St. Radigunds ~ Spirogyra
East Wind: Chickenshack Best ~ Chicken Shack
For You ~ Erroll Garner
Yiddishe Renaissance ~ Klezmer Conservatory Band
Authentic Belly Dance Music ~ Various Artists
Flamenco ~ Antonio Molina
Jah Works ~ Junior P
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Una Salsa En Paris ~ Pachito Alonso