Legacy Recordings
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At the end of 1999, Prince reemerged, signed to a new record label with his first new album of newly recorded, non-archival material. This three-disc set compiles the original record, a rare fan-club only release, and a DVD of his New Year’s Eve 1999 pay-per-view concert. Though more a stutter-step than the intended comeback, it… Read more
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At the end of 1999, Prince reemerged, signed to a new record label with his first new album of newly recorded, non-archival material. This three-disc set compiles the original record, a rare fan-club only release, and a DVD of his New Year’s Eve 1999 pay-per-view concert. Though more a stutter-step than the intended comeback, it… Read more
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Taken from the Columbia/Legacy Recordings release, “Live from Liberty Lunch, TX” Thursday 12/3/92. Read more
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Some thoughts on the bittersweet, unfortunately timed deluxe reissue of the Singles soundtrack. Read more
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Some thoughts on the bittersweet, unfortunately timed deluxe reissue of the Singles soundtrack. Read more
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One of the most notorious bootlegs in rock and roll history has also been erroneously credited. This new release-taken from a larger box set encompassing all known recordings from Dylan’s infamous 1966 tour–offers the actual Royal Albert Hall performance, and it serves as a document of the frustrating nature of that infamous and legendary tour. Read more
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One of the most notorious bootlegs in rock and roll history has also been erroneously credited. This new release-taken from a larger box set encompassing all known recordings from Dylan’s infamous 1966 tour–offers the actual Royal Albert Hall performance, and it serves as a document of the frustrating nature of that infamous and legendary tour. Read more
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This superb live document from 1995 captures legendary bassist Mike Watt fronting a tight band of alt-rock legends. Read more
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This superb live document from 1995 captures legendary bassist Mike Watt fronting a tight band of alt-rock legends. Read more
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Elvis Presley’s final recording sessions took place at his legendary mansion, Graceland, in a last-ditch effort to get the bored King of Rock and Roll to record new material. Unsurprisingly, the results are mixed–with a few gems mixed in with the dreck. Read more
The Recoup 