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Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live mp3 album

Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live

Musician: Les Rallizes Dénudés
Album title: '77 Live
Style: Psychedelic Rock
Released: 1991
Country: Japan
Size MP3 version: 1967 mb
Size APE version: 1184 mb
Size WMA version: 1915 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 518
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Genre: Rock

Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live mp3 album

Les Rallizes Dénudés - '77 Live mp3 album

Tracklist

Enter The Mirror 11:30
夜、暗殺者の夜 12:04
氷の炎 16:12
記憶は遠い 11:35
夜より深く 15:32
夜の収穫者たち 8:30
The Last One 25:24

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SIXE-0400 Les Rallizes Dénudés* '77 Live ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd) Rivista Inc. SIXE-0400 Japan 1991
none Les Rallizes Denudes '77 Live ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, Unofficial) Fucked Up And Naked none 2002
OVER 001CD Les Rallizes Dénudés* Le 12 Mars 1977 À Tachikawa ‎(2xCD, Unofficial) Over Level OVER 001CD France 2003
CD-20090802/3 Les Rallizes Dénudés* Live! 1977 ‎(2xCD, RE, Unofficial) Zero Mile Records CD-20090802/3 Japan 2009
V6E400LP Les Rallizes Denudes Tachikawa, 12th March 1977 ‎(2xLP, Album, RE, Unofficial) Victory V6E400LP Italy 2015
MONO-TONE 023, MT023 Les Rallizes Dénudés* Live 77 Tachikawa ‎(2xLP, Album, RE) Mono-Tone Records, Mono-Tone Records MONO-TONE 023, MT023 France 2016



Nettale
I have a copy of the German made Mono-Tone pressing of this album . I absolutely love this band but quality of the recording is pretty bad, so bad that it almost hurts to listen to it at any decent volume . It's still a great album to own .
Xurad
Does anyone know if there's a difference between this and the Victory issue?
Macill
Tracks 1-3 have been cut from the end and towards the end of B2 there's a mishmash of two separate parts of the song playing simultaneously, miscut?
Nahelm
Very well put below. However this record is a masterpiece. I have an identical copy to the one described on this page but mine says "made in france", not in Italy. Regardless, it sounds dirty and good.
Dawncrusher
is it worth getting this if I already have Heavier Than a Death in the Family?
Kirizan
This version is very similar to the Victory bootleg (I have both). The only difference with this one is that it seems to have some slight fades in and out of some of the tracks.
VizoRRR
To me yes, '77 live is the real thing. I'm referring to the Victory bootleg, not this one, chances are they are identical. HTADITF lacks "Distant Memory" and "The Last One" so the set is incomplete. I believe other tracks were performed at that show but didn't made it on the original CD. As a relatively nice extra that one has "Field Of Artficial Flowers" ('73?) under a different name, but that's very distorted stuff.
Drelalak
Since I've stumbled upon Mizutani and his beast, Les Rallizes Dénudés, I've got hold of plenty of bootleg recordings readily available on P2P, but except from some 80-81 sbd recordings that sounded pretty good, most of them are heavily messed up and does not provide a true image of what they did on stage back then. But '77 live is almost a masterpiece, and it sounds quite faithful. There are errors, channels going off here and there, a bit of noise and a few passages of terrible digital distorion, I think the mastering had been pushed too much. But put that a side and roll off some trebles on your amp. Imagine to be 40 years ago, Japan, a dark hall, a flashing strobe light, a few buzzing guyatone amps and 4 obscure guys ready to tear down the house.The concert is a real sonic assault with the band in their finest and psychedelic form. Lift off is incredibly gentle with "Enter The Mirror" in a very languid rendition, Hiroshi keeps up a wonderful seesaw bass melody. "Night of the assassins" pushes tempo up and everything heats up, til "Flames of ice" builds up in a mess of feedback. Then as a breather another ballad with same previous formula, being one of the best "Distant Memory" performances ever heard (being a ballad it's indeed difficult to fit on a noise-rock session, but they got it right this time). "Deeper than night" is the winner, a beautiful strung out and trippy version, in which even tough Takashi outrages his guitar and amp, the rest of the band keeps the rhythm rolling flawlessly and nonchalant, without interfering or adding useless additional dBAs. They keep it for the next one "The night harvesters" the wildest track of the set, a wall of scream and noise with great drumming from Toshiro and pounding supporting Guitar by Takeshi, while Mizutani is busy deafening the audience. And as per tradition, closing with 20 minutes of "The Last One" in a very heavy rendition, in which heavy drumming is on spot, desperately breaking through a massive wall of noise.That's it. I believe there were a couple of other tracks such as "Field of artificial flowers" and "Romance of black grief" which are found as audience recordings. If those were recorded from the board and purposedly omitted from the Rivista's 1991 CD, that would have been a crime. Anyway, 1 hour and half of japanese psych-noise, and maybe one of the earlies before Fushitsusha &co., mixed with Velvet Underground and melancholic folk, this is an essential listening.This Victory reissue sounds good, i'd say same as the CD. I thought vinyl would have suffered to render such material but goes thru quite happily, so it's worth its fairly honest retail price (25€).