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T. Rex

T. Rex Album: “There Was a Time: Live at Middle Earth September 23, 1967”

T. Rex Album: “There Was a Time: Live at Middle Earth September 23, 1967”
Album Information :
Title: There Was a Time: Live at Middle Earth September 23, 1967
Release Date:2002-11-26
Type:Unknown
Genre:Rock, Classic Rock, 1970s Rock
Label:
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:766487841924
Customers Rating :
Average (2.0) :(2 votes)
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Track Listing :
1 Hot Rod Mama
2 Sara Crazy Child
3 Scenescof
4 Hippy Gumbo
5 Graceful Fat Sheba
6 Misty Mist
7 Wizard
8 Mustang Ford T. Rex and Marc Bolan Video
9 Menthol Dan
10 Beginning of Doves
11 Child Star
12 Dwarfish Trumpet Blues
13 Knight
14 Chateau in Virginia Waters
15 Pictures of Purple People
16 Lunacy's Back
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19 Hot Rod Mama (Different Lyrics!)
20 Dwarfish Trumpet Blues
Customer review - February 10, 2003
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- Sound quality is poor, but the vibe survives

It's a nice glimpse into the earliest days of Marc & Steve. It seems to be recorded on primitive equipment (perhaps by an audience member), so it's not the kind of record you'd play at a party. But if you're a diehard fan (like me) of this era, you'll get a kick out of hearing the energy and musicianship that was evident. It also includes a few "demo" style tracks, the best of which is "Dwarfish Trumpet Blues".

Will you listen to it more than once or twice? Probably not.

Mike Reed "Mike Reed" (USA) - August 20, 2007
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
- T. Rex - 'There Was A Time' (Captain Trip)

Japanese label Captain Trip, as many of you know tend to release plenty of hard-to-find and obscure titles that would likely otherwise remain unavailable. This T. Rex rarity is an unreleased archive gig from their VERY first live concert performance {as a duo - Marc Bolan and Steve Peregrine Took}. Took place on September 23, 1967 at the semi-famed Middle Earth Club. Reason I'm giving this CD a two-star rating is because of it's poor sound quality, YET most of the lyrics here are somewhat understandable. If anyone ever COULD clean up the sound and reissue this disc, that would be great. My guess is that whoever discovered this archive on an aging cassette, likely did their best they could to make it sound as 'decent as possible'. Definitely for die-hards and completists.

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