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Showing posts with label Jimmy Page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmy Page. Show all posts
12 July 2010
J. Page, J. Beck & E. Clapton - The Night Of Kings 1983 [repost]
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22 June 2010
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - Jonesless In Jones Beach 07.10.2000
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19 April 2010
John Paul Jones - Scream For Help
OUT OF PRINT SOUNDTRACK!
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07 April 2010
26 March 2010
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Superstar Concert Series 1995 [FM]
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Superstar Concert Series # 08-50
06.25.1995
Glastonbury Festival, U.K.
Superstar Concert Series # 08-50
06.25.1995
Glastonbury Festival, U.K.
Setlist:
Wanton Song
Thank You
Gallows Pole
Friends
Calling To You
Kashmir
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11 March 2010
17 January 2010
31 December 2009
Jimmy Page - Death Wish II 1982
JORDAN sent in this "out of print" classic!
Death Wish II is a soundtrack album by Jimmy Page, released by Swan Song Records on 15 February 1982, to accompany the film Death Wish II.
Following the XYZ project, Page was asked by his Berkshire neighbour, movie director Michael Winner, to record a soundtrack for the film Death Wish II in late August 1981. Page was given a deadline of a few weeks to write and record the album at his personal studio The Sol and to travel on location to Los Angeles with Winner for songwriting themes. Winner later explained:
I'd lived next door to Jimmy for many years. It was a very bad time for him - the drummer (John Bonham of Led Zeppelin) had died, and he was in a very inactive period. (Led Zeppelin manager) Peter Grant and I made arrangements for Jimmy to do the Death Wish II score, for which he wasn't actually paid, because Grant wanted to restore Jimmy back to creativity. Jimmy rang the doorbell, and I thought if the wind blew he'd fall over. He saw the film, we spotted where the music was to go, and then he said to me "I'm going to my studio. I don't want you any where near me, I'm going to do it all on my own." My editing staff said this is bloody dangerous! Anyway, we gave him the film, we gave him the timings, and he did it all on his own. Everything hit the button totally! I've never seen a more professional score in my life.
Death Wish II starred Charles Bronson, and was set around Los Angeles, which inspired Page to write a blues-flavoured soundtrack. The soundtrack features Dave Mattacks from Fairport Convention, former Pretty Things keyboards player Gordon Edwards, and veteran singer Chris Farlowe, who also later appeared on Page's 1988 solo album Outrider. Page used a Roland guitar synthesizer on a number of the tracks. Tracks from this album were later reused by Winner for Death Wish III. Page was later asked by Winner compose the soundtrack for Scream for Help (1985), but he declined and suggested John Paul Jones to the director instead.
This album is Page's only solo material to appear on Led Zeppelin's record label Swan Song Records. His two later albums with The Firm were released on Atlantic and Outrider was on Geffen Records. Swan Song ceased operations in 1983.
In Japan a vinyl LP was released that featured rare outtakes from the Sol sessions. Death Wish II was released in CD format in 1999, but all CD versions of the album are now out of print. Today used copies are highly collectible, and can sell for hundreds dollars.
Even though the track "Prelude" is credited solely to Page himself, it is based on "Prelude No. 4 in E minor (Op. 28)" by Frédéric Chopin.
Following the XYZ project, Page was asked by his Berkshire neighbour, movie director Michael Winner, to record a soundtrack for the film Death Wish II in late August 1981. Page was given a deadline of a few weeks to write and record the album at his personal studio The Sol and to travel on location to Los Angeles with Winner for songwriting themes. Winner later explained:
I'd lived next door to Jimmy for many years. It was a very bad time for him - the drummer (John Bonham of Led Zeppelin) had died, and he was in a very inactive period. (Led Zeppelin manager) Peter Grant and I made arrangements for Jimmy to do the Death Wish II score, for which he wasn't actually paid, because Grant wanted to restore Jimmy back to creativity. Jimmy rang the doorbell, and I thought if the wind blew he'd fall over. He saw the film, we spotted where the music was to go, and then he said to me "I'm going to my studio. I don't want you any where near me, I'm going to do it all on my own." My editing staff said this is bloody dangerous! Anyway, we gave him the film, we gave him the timings, and he did it all on his own. Everything hit the button totally! I've never seen a more professional score in my life.
Death Wish II starred Charles Bronson, and was set around Los Angeles, which inspired Page to write a blues-flavoured soundtrack. The soundtrack features Dave Mattacks from Fairport Convention, former Pretty Things keyboards player Gordon Edwards, and veteran singer Chris Farlowe, who also later appeared on Page's 1988 solo album Outrider. Page used a Roland guitar synthesizer on a number of the tracks. Tracks from this album were later reused by Winner for Death Wish III. Page was later asked by Winner compose the soundtrack for Scream for Help (1985), but he declined and suggested John Paul Jones to the director instead.
This album is Page's only solo material to appear on Led Zeppelin's record label Swan Song Records. His two later albums with The Firm were released on Atlantic and Outrider was on Geffen Records. Swan Song ceased operations in 1983.
In Japan a vinyl LP was released that featured rare outtakes from the Sol sessions. Death Wish II was released in CD format in 1999, but all CD versions of the album are now out of print. Today used copies are highly collectible, and can sell for hundreds dollars.
Even though the track "Prelude" is credited solely to Page himself, it is based on "Prelude No. 4 in E minor (Op. 28)" by Frédéric Chopin.
05 September 2009
Jimmy Page - Lucifer Rising
Untouched, Unedited Raw Blue Vinyl.Cooked up and ordered to go with a side of evil.
Every pop hiss and crackle in glorious magistry.
Considered as avant garde filmmaker Kenneth Anger's most elaborate film, Lucifer Rising (1970-1980, 28 mins) takes place at various historically "magic" spots in Egypt, England and Germany. On screen, the odd rock-tinged soundtrack pulls viewers through a series of obsessively staged and hauntingly realized ceremonies, movements and rituals.
Originally Led Zeppelin guitarist and leader Jimmy Page was to compose the score. Page had been working on the score for three years (since 1973) and delivered 28 minutes of completed tape. However, Anger fired Page for time-wasting and a lack of dedication to the project, and claimed that Page's personal problems had made him impossible to work with. Eventually, musician Bobby Beausoleil, a member of the Manson family, was commissioned to complete the soundtrack.
Page and Anger first met at Sotheby's, at an auction of boots by the English Occultist/Magician Aleister Crowley. Both Page and Anger are students of Crowley's teachings. Anger is a practicing Magus (a priest/magician) and his films, of which Scorpio Rising is perhaps the best known - are replete with occult symbolism. Anger himself describes them as "Spells and Invocations."
Page has often expressed interest in the teachings of Crowley. He owns the second largest collection of Crowley's books in the world, and one of his three houses is Crowley's former residence at Boleskine on the shores of Loch Ness.
Lucifer Rising deals with the "fallen angel" of orthodox Christian Mythology, who in Anger's film is restored to his Gnostic status as "the Bringer of Light," an implicit part of Crowley's own teachings. Experimental editing techniques, mixed with more traditional cinematic structures, add to the eerie and compelling visual quality of this avant-garde masterpiece. Marianne Faithfull, The Rolling Stones, Satanism, lightning, pyramids and extravagant costumes are only a few of the contributing elements that bring this film to a fever pitch of strangeness and cultural abstraction. According to popular internet movie site, rottentomatoes.com, "like other Anger films, Lucifer Rising reads like a music video from outer space or Ancient Egypt or wherever the two may meet."
The Page material was released on a soundtrack album of uncertain legitimacy on the label Boleskine House Records on June 19, 1987. The blue vinyl disc contains 23 minutes of soundtrack music Page provided for the movie but was dropped from the final release. (Page played electric guitar, guitar synthesizer and the theremin.) The all instrumental soundtrack was originally recorded by Page between November 1973 and 1974. As far as we can ascertain, this material has not been officially released and continues to be shared among Zeppelin connoisseurs.
20 August 2009
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10 June 2008
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Detroit, MI 4/1/1995
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
Palace of Auburn Hills
April 1, 1995, Detroit, Michigan
Soundboard Recording (multitrack mixdown)
"Thank You" Kiko Overun
1. Ramble On
2. Thank You
3. Hey Hey What Can I Do
4. Four Sticks
5. In The Evening
Brought to you by Jason Peterson
www.royal-orleans.com
Notes:
Outstanding performance
that was considered for an official "sampler" release.
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Palace of Auburn Hills
April 1, 1995, Detroit, Michigan
Soundboard Recording (multitrack mixdown)
"Thank You" Kiko Overun
1. Ramble On
2. Thank You
3. Hey Hey What Can I Do
4. Four Sticks
5. In The Evening
Brought to you by Jason Peterson
www.royal-orleans.com
Notes:
Outstanding performance
that was considered for an official "sampler" release.
no covers
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28 May 2008
Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes - Hots On For Pittsburgh 2000
Jimmy Page & The Black CrowesHots On For Pittsburgh
Live At Star Lake Amphitheater
Pittsburgh, PA 6/28/2000
Disc 1
Celebration Day
The Wanton Song
Misty Mountain Hop
Hots On For Nowhere
No Speak No Slave
Sick Again
What Is And What Should Never Be
Gone
Oh Well
Ten Years Gone
In My TIme Of Dying
Your Time Is Gonna Come
Disc 2
Remedy
The Lemon Song
In The Light
Shapes OF Things
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Heartbreaker
Bring It On Home
She Talks To Angels
Out On The Tiles
Whole Lotta Love
10 April 2008
Aerosmith - Stroll On (w/Jimmy Page) 1990
Aerosmith Stroll On
Live at Marquee Club, London, England
Tracks:
Milk Cow Blues
I Ain't Got You (W/ Jimmy Page)
Think About It (W/ Jimmy Page)
Red House (W/ Jimmy Page)
Immigrant Song (W/Jimmy Page)
Train Kept a Rollin' (W/Jimmy Page)
Rehearsals in Kansas City
(The quality isn't near what The Marquee Club is)
Tracks:
Smokestack Lightning
Monkey On My Back
Seasons Of Wither
Love Me Two Times
Dream On
Is Anybody Out There?
Hangman Jury
Shakedown City
No More No More
20 March 2008
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - Hurricane Rocks Cajun 1998
Jimmy Page & Robert PlantLakeshore Arena,
New Orleans, USA
October 1, 1998
"Hurricane Rocks Cajun"
Disc 1:
01.JJ Jackson intro/Wanton Song
02.Bring It On Home
03.Heartbreaker
04.Ramble On
05.Walking Into Clarksdale
06.No Quarter
07.When the World was Young
08.Going to California
09.Tangerine
Disc 2:
01.Gallows Pole
02.Heart In Your Hand
03.Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
04.How Many More Times (includes: I Can't Quit You)
05.Most High
06.Whole Lotta Love
07.Celebration Day
08.Rock and Roll
09.Interview
covers included
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mp3/128kbps/105mb
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