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Showing posts with label Walter Trout And The Radicals. Show all posts
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Walter Trout & The Radicals 2003 Relentless - The Concert




Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 02:12:43
Size: 303,81 MB

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This DVD release is the extended and unabashed version of the CD of the same name. Marie Trout (Walter's wife) woke up one night and decided that it might be an idea to, instead of just working on a new CD, to take the idea out into a venue (in this case, the famous Paradiso Club in Amsterdam) and record it live in front of an appreciative studio audience.

Walter has always sounded better in the flesh, so this is a great idea and really showcases his abilities in a way not afforded by a mere studio album. The DVD features extra tracks such as Dust My Broom and some of his previous songs but both versions feature his now trademark '73 Fender Strat screaming and tearing through a great setlist.

He also gets to play acoustic guitar on a couple of tracks, namely 'Lonely Tonight' and the spiritual 'Jericho Road' where Walter plays some beautiful unplugged solo parts, as well as a custom-made Vigier electric guitar that adds a different feel to the more rocky tracks. What's evident here is the sensitivity of the man, which sometimes gets lost on his regular outings, a sense of light and shade and of balancing out the various sides of his personality. It also shows that there is very little in the way of sweetening up and that what you hear on an album (as is evidenced here) is Walter and the Boys.

The whole show is infused with Walter's untamed and incendiary musicianship. There are a plenty of introductions to songs, so you get the background to them. There is even a joke told by Jimmy Trapp, imitating the great Saul Liebermann. The band are in great spirits throughout and there is no holding back from any of them at all, they play their hearts out and it's no wonder really, as the Paradiso is Walter's favourite venue on Planet Earth. (http://www.amazon.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Intro 00:40

02 - Dust My Broom 07:21

03 - Reason I'm Gone 09:31

04 - Talk To Ya 05:40

05 - I'm Tired 07:33

06 - Cry If You Want To 05:25

07 - Helpin' Hand 06:06

08 - Lonely Tonight 02:35

09 - The Life I Chose 06:27

10 - Work No More 06:26

11 - Jericho Road 05:10

12 - Chatroom Girl 07:31

13 - Empty Eyes 05:23

14 - My Heart Is True 07:05

15 - Collingswood 05:39

16 - The Best You Got 06:37

17 - Mercy 08:46

18 - Serve Me Right To Suffer 15:18

19 - Long Time Love - Good Enough To Eat [Bonus] 13:30



This is a DVD-Rip including the bonus-tracks. I ripped it from the original DVD and cut the tracks with mp3DirectCut.

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Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Walter Trout & The Radicals 2003 Relentless



Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:13:07
Size: 167,22 MB

United States

Walter Trout again easily establishes himself as a blues/rock megalodon with his latest CD "Relentless."

Though this recording took place at the Paradiso Nightclub in Amsterdam, you would never know it. Audience sounds for the most part are miked out in such a way, "Relentless" can pass for a studio recording.

Whatever the politics, Trout burns through a selection of 14 cuts with blistering attacks that have made him a favourite among promoters of blues festival circuits. Trout's songs portray his life on the road and nasty temptations that are part of the package. "The Life I Chose" is Walter's biography of choice and circumstances driven by diesel guitar lines and thick riffs. When he straps on an acoustic guitar, he can design an Aesop fable in "Jericho Road" that is worth the money of this cd alone.

Cutting his chops as a sideman for John Mayall, Canned Heat and others has been a road education for Trout who never lost his books. Picking bassist Jimmy Trapp, organist Sammy Avila and drummer Joey Pafumi builds a sound harkening back to the days of yesteryear when rock dinosaurs Jimmy Page, Tony Iommi and Ritchie Blackmore roamed the earth flexing star attitude in smoke-filled coliseums.

The key is Trout doesn't get hung up in an indulgence factor that would otherwise ruin his music. Walter isn't a total blues man. But blues is a theme in material like "I'm Tired" and "Work No More" that sees Trout succeeding in his role as blues guitar god with brain ripping guitar. Avila's organ pushes to the forefront in the roadhouse boogie of "Talk To Ya." Trout isn't oblivious to the computer age as he uses "Chatroom Girl" as part of his textbook of personal humor and the finest of blues riff rock.

Sometimes he slows down. He can croon a ballad with the best of them in "Cry If You Want To" that sees a lot less wood cutting by Trout's ornery axe. Domestic family violence rears its ugly head in a frightening "Collingswood" that is retrospective coliseum rock.

The blues mood will find Walter sooner or later. It will embrace him when he sings to his wife Marie "My Heart is True" which becomes Walter's trademark of manic guitar fury. Trout can't resist a solid acoustic number and breaks it down in "Lonely Tonight" and quickly picks up slack in "Helpin Hand" that simply says live one day at a time. Organist Avila with bassist Trapp and drummer Pafumi build a steeple for where Walter can place bricks of blues. Trout can be a genius with just the right blues rock riffing and "Empty Eyes" is a pure example of that with lyrics depicting downfalls of beloved friends.

Just when you thought Trout exhausted his bag of tricks, he still manages to pull out fresh ideas that make him an immediate successor to any vacancies left on the blues-rock throne. (This review is copyright © 2004 by Gary Weeks, and Blues On Stage at: www.mnblues.com)



Tracklist:

01 - I'm Tired 06:04

02 - The Life I Chose 06:08

03 - Jericho Road 04:31

04 - Work No More 05:46

05 - Talk To Ya 05:33

06 - Cry If You Want To 04:46

07 - Chatroom Girl 05:34

08 - My Heart Is True 06:42

09 - Lonely Tonight 02:25

10 - Helpin' Hand 05:22

11 - Collingswood 04:16

12 - Empty Eyes 05:10

13 - The Best You Got 06:25

14 - Mercy 04:25





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Sunday, April 25, 2010

Walter Trout & The Radicals 2004 Jazzbones





Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 48000
Time: 02:34:09
Size: 352,91 MB

Recorded live at Jazzbones - Tacoma, Wa, 2/14/2004 (Bootleg copy - Not for sale)



Tracklist:

CD1:

01 - Dust My Broom 08:35

02 - Reason I'm Gone 09:55

03 - Talk To Ya 07:41

04 - Cry If You Want To 05:07

05 - Love So Deep 06:30

06 - Gotta Leave This Town 10:13

07 - I Don't Want My MTV 04:44

08 - Finally Gotten Over You 21:31


CD2:

01 - I Can Tell 07:58

02 - Walkin' In The Rain 10:16

03 - Work No More 07:45

04 - The Life I Chose 07:07

05 - I'm Tired 06:58

06 - Life In The Jungle 08:07

07 - Marie's Mood 04:44

08 - Re-String Guitar Jam 02:38

09 - Serve Me Right To Suffer 17:35

10 - Good Enough To Eat 06:45



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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Walter Trout & The Radicals 2006 Vegas Live


Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 48000
Time: 01:17:45
Size: 177,96 MB

United States

FAN CLUB MEMBERS ONLY CD

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Walter Trout Band Fan Club, Walter kindly donated this live recording to you, "the fans". It features the last live performance of Jimmy Trapp.

This CD was therefore given FREE to the Fan Club members (CD NO LONGER AVAILABLE)



Tracklist:


01 - Ride 'til I'm Satisfied 07:23

02 - Sweet As A Flower 08:55

03 - Helpin' Hand 05:02

04 - Seems Like A Long Time 10:02

05 - Let's Work Together 07:52

06 - I Don't Want My MTV 05:28

07 - Girl From The North Country 07:05

08 - Serve Me Right To Suffer 17:55

09 - Goin' Down 08:03



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