Now that McD is back might a rerelease be in order?  Hopefully with all five sets?  For me, this marks the best live recording ever from PGroove and in turn the greatest live album ever made!  Yes, you heard me Frampton Comes Alive and Kiss Alive II!

ghoag - 24 January 2012 10:49 PM

Now that McD is back might a rerelease be in order?  Hopefully with all five sets?  For me, this marks the best live recording ever from PGroove and in turn the greatest live album ever made!  Yes, you heard me Frampton Comes Alive and Kiss Alive II!

good call, would love to relive those nights

The Teakwood alone has been played in the 4 digit range
for myself. I actually started writing a paper called, ” A Lunatix
Guide to Teakwood Betz” because of this version.

bump for relistening.  sound and playing quality is top notch

it has been said before, but we need to do something like this again.

ghoag - 24 January 2012 10:49 PM

Now that McD is back might a rerelease be in order?  Hopefully with all five sets?  For me, this marks the best live recording ever from PGroove and in turn the greatest live album ever made!  Yes, you heard me Frampton Comes Alive and Kiss Alive II!

And live at the fillmore east- all bros. Imo that’s the competition. Id love to own this for sure

Also contains my favorite rendition of Space Paranoids.

I’ve still yet to hear any of this

(((sigh)))

As I recall Space Paranoids was the very first song played, seems like we were killing the keg at the time. This was a whim of ours and so much fun to attend. Never heard them either Toddles, hell, didn’t even know you were there. Didn’t know the music had ever been released. Damn I feel like a noob.

Mark - 23 February 2012 12:04 PM

Also contains my favorite rendition of Space Paranoids.

agreed

Also I like to crank the bass way up for hard time killing floor.

Rick - 23 February 2012 07:59 PM

Mark - 23 February 2012 12:04 PM

Also contains my favorite rendition of Space Paranoids.

agreed

undoubtedly

“after their show, most fans were raving about the powerful, extended take on Aim and the improvisation that began the encore, and eventually unfolded into Perihelion. ” review of the show from jambands.com. this is what i want to hear. http://www.jambands.com/news/2006/03/21/perpetual-groove-echoes-from-the-cave

3/17/06

Space Paranoids
Free Ride to the Show
Robot Waltz
Suburban Speedball
Playground

Teakwood Betz
TSMM
Mota
Walking in Place
AIM
Speed Queen

Encore

Jam
Perihelion

3/18/06

Decepticon Structure
Stealy Man1
Tu Sevun
TTFPJ
March of Gibbles Army

1. with Gone Round the Twist tease for drum intro
  2nd Set

Occam’s Blazer
All This Everything Part I
Hard Time Killing Floor Blues
All This Everything Part II
Mr. Transistor
Sweet Oblivious Antidote
  3rd Set

Green Tea
Crapshoot
The Golden Path
Only Always

Essentially these tunes are missing from the earlier release. my hopes are for a future double disk release. plenty of material to choose from. it would be a shame, if this material is in fact of the same quality of the earlier release, that a wider audience wouldn’t be able to appreciate it. Or they just have another event similar and treat is as PG 2.012’s first major release. A fresh, high quality, and tight recording would undoubtedly start up some momentum. my 2 cents.

Free Ride to the Show
TSMM
Mota
Walking in Place
AIM
Speed Queen
Jam
Perihelion
Decepticon Structure
Stealy Man with Gone Round the Twist intro
Tu Sevun
March of Gibbles Army
Occam’s Blazer
All This Everything Part I
Sweet Oblivious Antidote
Green Tea
Crapshoot
The Golden Path

Interesting to learn more history on this.

So is the below consistent with what everyone else has?

Space P
Suburban
Robot
Hard Time Killing Floor
ATE
Playground
Teakwood
TTFPJ
Mr. T
Only Always

As far as I know that’s all that has ever been released when it was available to purchase this time of year in 2009 i believe…easily best sound quality of any of their “own” mixed recordings..