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Cinderella-Udkoksning I Tre Satser-CD
Danish Progressive Rock 1970.
Tracks 3 and 6 originally released as a single by Spectator in 1970 (MES 110).
Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9 recorded at the Spectator studio, Hasseris in 1970.
Tracks 10 to 14 recorded live at Studenterforeningen, Copenhagen in 1972.
Includes 8 page booklet with band biography in Danish and photos.
Cardeilhac-Cardeilhac-CD
Recorded at Valdo Sartori Studio, Lausanne.
Cannabis India-SWF Session 1973-CD
Packaged in a jewel case with clear tray and 12-page booklet.
1 - 4: Recorded live at SWF-Studio U1, 11.05.1973 Baden Baden, Germany.
Produced by SWF, today SWR, 1973
Licensed by SWR Media Services GmbH for Malesch Records/Long Hair
5, 6: Recorded at Studio Neubauer, Düsseldorf, 1974, Germany
Licensed by Oliver Petry for Malesch Records/Long Hair
This CD ©+P by Malesch Records/Long Hair 2009
Bulbous Creation-You Won’t Remember Dying-CD
Recorded in 1969/70.
Recordings from the Cavern Sound Studio archives.
First released on Rockadelic Records in 1994.
℗ 1969/70 © 2011 OM Music
Made in Germany
Sade-Promise-LP Vinyl 2024
2024 reissue. Half-speed remaster at Abbey Road Studios. Audio sourced from high resolution digital transfers of the stereo master mixes (from the original studio recordings).
Original album art reproduced in detail. lyrics printed on the inside. paper inner sleeve.
Runout etched differently on Side A: Miles Abbey Road Room 30 HALF SPEED.
Made in The EU.
Budgie-Deliver Us From Evil-CD
Originally released on Active Records in 1982.
Recorded & mixed at Ridge Farm, Capel, Surrey.
Additional recording done at Eden Studio, London.
Additional mixing done at Sarm Studio, London.
Can-The Lost Tapes-CD
Standard Edition
Recorded in
1968: CD1 Track 2 + 4 + 7 + 8, CD2 Track 2 + 4
1969: CD1 Track 1 + 5 + 6, CD2 Track 1 + 5
1970: CD3 Track 2
1971: CD2 Track 3, CD3 Track 5
1972: CD1 Track 3 + 9, CD2 Track 6 + 7 + 9, CD3 Track 10
1973: CD2 Track 8, CD3 Track 11
1974: CD2 Track 10, CD3 Track 9
1975: CD3 Track 1 + 3 + 4 + 8
1976: CD3 Track 7
1977: CD3 Track 6
The front cover gives the dates "1968 1975" as the timespan of the recordings. This is incorrect: the latest recording included ("Barnacles") is from 1977, as detailed above.
Additional Info
CD1 Track 1 - Score for the film "Das Millionenspiel"
CD1 Track 5 - Score for the film "Ein großer graublauer Vogel"
CD2 Track 7 - Score for the film "Tote Taube in der Beethovenstrasse"
CD3 Track 3 - Score for the series "Euro Gang"
CD3 Track 5 - Score for the film "Das Messer"
CD3 Track 9 - Score for the film "Alice in den Städten"
CD2 Track 8 and CD3 Tracks 1 and 4 are live concert recordings. These are listed without the "Live" suffix on the back cover, but the suffix is present in Irmin Schmidt's liner notes for all three. CD3 Track 6 is also described as a live recording, but Schmidt writes that he has "no idea" whether it was recorded onstage or in a studio.
Boomerang-Boomerang-CD
Recorded in RCA's Studio B, New York City
Originally released in 1971.
Richard Ramirez (2) is misspelt "Richard Rameriz" throughout the release as this was also the way he was spelt on the original release, except on the original labels and on two promo 45's!
Uriah Heep-The Lansdowne Tapes-CD
The Lansdowne Tapes (1994) From Spice To Uriah Heep - The Transition
Uriah Heep
[From rear inlay:]
"Uriah Heep enter their third decade with a worldwide following and an extensive back-catalogue, but these newly discovered recordings take us back to the very start of HEEP's career, and their early beginnings as a band called SPICE.
With Mick Box, Paul Newton and David Byron in the band, these early recordings, featuring numbers which had been an integral part of SPICE's live repertoire, were taped in 1969, and only shelved when Ken Hensley joined the band. His arrival gave them their definitive sound, and to mark the change, SPICE renamed themselves URIAH HEEP.
The rest of this CD features material taped by the embryonic URIAH HEEP line-ups. It includes several excellent tracks which, for various reasons, never made it onto vinyl, along with alternate takes of old favourites, all taped during 1970 and 1971. All the material here has been newly mixed down from the original 8 track tapes recorded at Lansdowne Studios. Mick Box, Paul Newton and Ken Hensley have been unstinting in their Co-operation, fascinated to hear this material once again."
Contains 14 tracks, including "Look At Yourself" and an 11 minute version of "Why".
Nuova Idea-Clowns-CD
Recorded and mixed at Studio Ariston S.R.L.
Note: there are less detailed musician details on the back tray of this release, the details above are from inside the booklet.
Packaged in a standard jewel case with black tray and 4-page booklet.
Nuova Era-Dopo L’Infinito-CD
Recorded and mixed at Soundexport Studio in Firenze.
℗© Pick Up Records 1998
Based on the Sony DADC matrix this will have been released circa 2002.
Packaged in a standard jewel case, 8-page booklet, with full lyrics in italian language.
Uriah Heep-Sweet Freedom-CD
Released in UK September 1973 on Bronze Records Catalogue number [url=https://www.discogs.com/Uriah-Heep-Sweet-Freedom/release/1918693]ILPS 9245[/url]
Released in the USA September 1973 on Warner Brothers Records Catalogue number [url=https://www.discogs.com/Uriah-Heep-Sweet-Freedom/release/1499133]WBS 2724[/url]
First released as a re-mastered CD by Castele in 1996 as [url=https://www.discogs.com/Uriah-Heep-Sweet-Freedom/release/6054988]ESMCD338[/url] with three bonus tracks.
Original Album Credits:
All song except where indicated originally published by Sydney Bron Music Co Ltd. 1973 Bronze Records Ltd.
Recorded at Le Château D'Hérouville France June/July 1973
© 1973 W.B Musical Corp. (ASCAP)
℗ Warner Bros Records Inc 1973
℗ 2004 The copyright in this compilation is owned by Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., A BMG Company. © 2004 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., A BMG Company.
Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
Remastered from the original studio production 1/4" master tapes.
All track originally recorded at Le Château D'Hérouville, France on 24 track.
This was the first studio recording to be recorded on 24 track tape.
Bonus tracks 10,11,12,13,and 14 recovered / mixed by Robert M Corich, Ian Herron, at Terrapin Nest, Red Steel Studio and Studio 125, in 1990, 1992, 1994 and 2004.
Printed on back inlay:
SMRCD011 • MADE IN THE EU.
Printed on disc [outer circle]
Made in the EU
On front inlay:
"Expanded De-Luxe Edition"
Issued in a jewel case with transparent tray and a 20-page booklet.
