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Post by Deleted on Sept 10, 2016 18:29:47 GMT
So much better than a lot of the crap that got onto Quo albums at the time, love it
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on Feb 21, 2017 18:06:06 GMT
To be honest as it was unreleased it and Better Times should have gone on TW. They were better than some of the tracks on there "cough" "Cough" "Restless".
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on Feb 21, 2017 18:11:40 GMT
To be honest as it was unreleased it and Better Times should have gone on TW. They were better than some of the tracks on there "cough" "Cough" "Restless". AHA! so basically you are agreeing with me then, somewhat of a novelty on this board of er, selective people who still think its SQ  I will on that  as I have always disliked Restless  |
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Post by ant on Feb 22, 2017 8:30:10 GMT
It wouldn't fit on TW (which says more about TW than Heavy Daze!)
Could have fit on RTYD.
Great song!
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Post by mortified on Feb 22, 2017 8:38:09 GMT
Fabulous song from the days when Rick still had a terrific voice. It was never really made clear why this - and Better Times - never made an album. Or indeed why they've never been remastered. I remember some feeble excuse about them being from "a different recording session" or something. And? This song was pencilled in as the b-side for the aborted Fakin' The Blues single but it really should have made an official appearance by now. The remastered Rock 'Til You Drop album might have been ideal. Or the new vinyl rarities LP from the box set. Then again, a fan club only release is perfectly acceptable to me and others. I am a walking contradiction.  |
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on Feb 26, 2017 22:54:16 GMT
Fabulous song from the days when Rick still had a terrific voice. It was never really made clear why this - and Better Times - never made an album. Or indeed why they've never been remastered. I remember some feeble excuse about them being from "a different recording session" or something. And? This song was pencilled in as the b-side for the aborted Fakin' The Blues single but it really should have made an official appearance by now. The remastered Rock 'Til You Drop album might have been ideal. Or the new vinyl rarities LP from the box set. Then again, a fan club only release is perfectly acceptable to me and others. I am a walking contradiction. They both have made an offical apperance on the Rocker's Rollin 4 cd box set from 2001. Supposedly remastered, what I don't understand is why they were also dropped when Fakin The Blues was aborted. There was nothing stopping them being the B sides to Rock Til You Drop, they might have actually helped it chart higher as Quo fans would have bought it for the new tracks. There was not room on the remastered RTYD to fit Dead In The Water, Mysteries From The Ball, Heavy Daze and Better Times. They would have needed a 2nd disc. |
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Post by smokie on Feb 27, 2017 0:33:59 GMT
Love this and to me anyway, this is a Quo song.
At that time, I never thought that I'd ever hear this type of Quo song ever again.
What's wrong with sticking at what you're good at?
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Post by mortified on Feb 27, 2017 6:53:14 GMT
Fabulous song from the days when Rick still had a terrific voice. It was never really made clear why this - and Better Times - never made an album. Or indeed why they've never been remastered. I remember some feeble excuse about them being from "a different recording session" or something. And? This song was pencilled in as the b-side for the aborted Fakin' The Blues single but it really should have made an official appearance by now. The remastered Rock 'Til You Drop album might have been ideal. Or the new vinyl rarities LP from the box set. Then again, a fan club only release is perfectly acceptable to me and others. I am a walking contradiction. There was not room on the remastered RTYD to fit Dead In The Water, Mysteries From The Ball, Heavy Daze and Better Times. They would have needed a 2nd disc. Or so they say. But look how many tracks there were on the remastered Don't Stop, Thirsty Work and Famous In The Last Century. Just an observation. |
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on Feb 27, 2017 7:16:31 GMT
There was not room on the remastered RTYD to fit Dead In The Water, Mysteries From The Ball, Heavy Daze and Better Times. They would have needed a 2nd disc. Or so they say. But look how many tracks there were on the remastered Don't Stop, Thirsty Work and Famous In The Last Century. Just an observation. Shorter tracks that's why. They didn't have a 13 min 4500 times on them, the running time for the original 16 track RTYD is 75 mins. You can only get 80 mins on a CD. |
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Post by mortified on Feb 27, 2017 10:18:21 GMT
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as I have always disliked Restless 
sorry I mean 64 
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