Posts by glazosifo

A bit of the compare’s introduction is from MK3 Kilburn ‘74 release (Live In London) and slot of Long Beach ‘76.

Steady,Homeland,Talking To Messiah, Coffee And Vanilla,High Road,Standing On The Rock, Angela, Blue Jade,Madeleine,The Curse,Fools Condition,Getting Near To You,It’s About Time,I Don’t Want To Live That Way Again.

Hope that ‘Holy Man’ & ‘This Time Around’ make it on to the set list for the U.K. dates. Let’s have some deeper cuts too: ‘Dealer’, ’You Can’t Do It Right’ & ‘Wild Dogs’!

I too think the mix on ‘Still The Night’ is atrocious on the Phenomena album.The guitar work is buried.The excessive reverb on the track,is another thing that dilutes the drive of the song.Dial back the Keyboards and I’m sure we will find some great ensemble playing! The lead guitar break is fantastic! The drums sound like an Electric drum kit,which detracts for me. A remix of the Phenomena debut by the in-vogue Steven Wilson,Wyn Davis or anyone who has access to the un-mixed masters, would make my year/decade! I currently think that John Norum’s ‘Face The Truth’, is the best version on the market.

I recall reading an interview / Q & A / chat on this site a few years ago with Mel Galley. Is it still on the site?

Is the audio significantly improved on the Arlington ’76 Trapeze show?

Good to hear a very recent Glenn Hughes interview. Great to hear that Glenn wanted to get back to his solo career (recording & touring). I just came across on YouTube a ‘Sea Of Tranquility’ look at GH’s solo albums.

If the Rehearsal tapes were standalone releases, like the ‘Days May Come’ MK4 tapes, that would be appreciated.

Thanks for your reply. The 2004 Burn Remaster had selected tracks remixed, but not the whole album.I recall reading in the DPAS that Roger Glover even started to remix the Burn album,but quit because his heart wasn’t into it. Presumably the safety mixes that Roger did may still be around in the official vaults. I’m not aware of any Legalities stopping further remix projects. Someone like Steven Wilson seems to be the go-to remix Producer to go to in recent times.

I ‘Crave’ a music focused book on Glenn’s entire recording career. Glenn has been especially busy as a solo artist since 1993.Glenn has sung on a session basis and bigger projects like Hughes/Turner, BCC, Cali Breed & The Dead Daises. I was hoping that someone like Jerry Bloom at Wyner or Martin Popoff, might get the ball rolling?

I hope that JJ & Glenn get to work together again.

Looking forward to this Podcast.

I believe the Trapeze Live In Dallas 72/73 recording is available with improved audio on the recent Cherry Red boxset. It was out about in ‘97 on Receiver Records on CD as ‘Live Way Back To The Bone’.You will still see it listed on Discogs.

Any chance of a 50th Anniversary Remix of the Burn album? What about a ‘Classic Albums’ presentation featuring all the surviving members of MK3 D.P on DVD?

I wonder if Ian Paice will be coaxed out to guest with Glenn on the 50th Anniversary of Burn Tour?

Probably not, I suspect, I haven't seen Glenn play full versions of 'Lay Down Stay Down' & 'A200'.

Hoping that 'Highball Shooter' will get the full live treatment along with 'You Can't Do It Right'.

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Holy Ground is a better album and had overall more positive reviews. Radiance (excellent title song) is a step down and had also some not so good reviews in Europe.

I don’t like the sound that this producer created on these albums (full force and hardly any light and dark). I think when Glenn would have done the production himself, the albums would be much better.

Live it was great: the songs (mainly Holy Ground but also Radiance title song) sounded much better live than studio.

For the near future: I think The Dead Daisies sound is too limited for Glenn. I think next year he will go on to other adventures: BCC V, maybe Burn 50th tour or maybe recording of a new solo record

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After the D.D tour,I would prefer a new Glenn Hughes solo album & tour. On tour Glenn can dip into his solo catalogue along with Trapeze, Hughes/Thrall, Iommi/Hughes, Phenomena, & Gary Moore collaborations.

Is the Dallas '73 a previously unreleased show?

Or is it the Dallas '72 show, wrongly dated?

Pete was outstanding on Trapeze’s Hotwire album.

I would love for JJ & Glenn to work together again.

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According to an interview that Glenn & Pat did in 1982 that I had
on tape, Glenn had said that they wrote & recorded 20 tracks for
the first album & used the best 9. Not sure what happened to other 11.
Then in 1984 they recorded 6 demos for the follow up disc & also
recorded a song or two for Ghost Busters that was never used.
Hope that helps. Wish Glenn would put all that out for us as an archive cd

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Absoluta-blinking-lutley Galleyfan. An authorised archive release of unreleased Hughes/Thrall material would be a dream come true for me.