All Artists: Quicksilver Messenger Service Title: Reunion Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: 101 DISTRIBUTION Release Date: 6/2/2009 Genres: Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 UPC: 604388723225 |
Quicksilver Messenger Service Reunion Genres: Pop, Rock
Two CD live set from the San Francisco rockers, taped at a 2006 reunion show in Mill Valley, California. The band, now led by founders David Freiberg and Gary Duncan, reunited to perform under the 40th Anniversary Quicksil... more » | |
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Album Description Two CD live set from the San Francisco rockers, taped at a 2006 reunion show in Mill Valley, California. The band, now led by founders David Freiberg and Gary Duncan, reunited to perform under the 40th Anniversary Quicksilver Celebration banner for a tour along with vocalist Linda Imperial, keyboardist Chris Smith, bassist Bobby Vega and drummer Prairie Prince. Across this double album, you will hear the band perform key songs from the Quicksilver back catalogue including 'Mona', 'Gold And Silver', 'Dino's Song', 'Edward The Mad Shirt Grinder' and 'Who Do You Love'. 19 tracks. 2009. Similar CDs |
CD ReviewsUtter Rubbish J. Roberts | San Francisco | 07/09/2009 (1 out of 5 stars) "Avoid at all costs... this is the worst yet to be traded under the QMS moniker, essentially its the then current version of Jefferson Starship with Gary Duncan tacked on. This disc fails on almost every level, the performances are haphazard & poor, Duncan's guitar sound is insipid and in the wrong key for most of it, plus his in between stage banter is just plain embarrassing& he really can't sing. Somebody tell him to shut up & someone tell me why oh why is he taking so many of David Freiberg's lead vocals when the real thing was standing next to him. Freiberg still has his pipes intact though I am dissapointed that he did not play bass, Bobby Vega is listed in that position but it does not sound like him and some other guy is on the cd cover.. Prairie Prince does a vain job in trying to hold it all together but basically its a bunch of under rehearsed & over medicated geezer's murdering the fine fine back catalogue of Quicksilver. Post production is bad too, no effort was made to actually mix these tracks and you get a very raw unbalanced board recording, Edward the Mad shirt Grinder is listed but fails to appear instead you get two versions of What About Me..... What about my refund more like.... on the flip side the 'new' song Steve MCQueen is actually quite good. apart from that...... VERY DISAPPOINTING" Awful singing. Rod Whyte | Candler, NC | 07/16/2009 (2 out of 5 stars) "I love Quicksilver Messenger Service, so I ordered this. The music is just okay, and the singing is awful!!! I am very disappointed! When there is no singing and the band gets into jamming, then the sound is okay. This cd is not worth the price!! Avoid at all costs!" Don't waste your money Kenneth W. Teeters | Brunswick, Ga | 01/13/2010 (2 out of 5 stars) "I am a long time fan and had the pleasure of seeing them at the filmore and at winterland in "the day". also have seen the current group on 3 occasions. this sounds like a rehersal they did not want to do. they only saving grace is some good jams at the end of disc 2. oh and EDWARD, THE MAD SHIRT GRINDER at the beginning of cd 2 is really WHAT ABOUT ME. I love to get stoned as much as the next guy, but come on now!"
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