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    Tubes, The - What Do You Want From Live (A&M AMLM 68460) (NL 1978) (DoLP 24-96 & 16-44.1)

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    Tubes, The - What Do You Want From Live (A&M AMLM 68460) (NL 1978) (DoLP 24-96 & 16-44.1)

    The Tubes - What Do You Want From Live
    FLAC | Artwork | 24Bit 96kHz: 1,64 GB | 16Bit 44.1kHz: 545 MB
    Cat#: A&M AMLM 68460 | Country/Year: Netherlands 1978
    Genre: Rock, Glam | Hoster: Filesonic/Uploaded

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    Tubes, The - What Do You Want From Live (A&M AMLM 68460) (NL 1978) (DoLP 24-96 & 16-44.1)


    Tubes, The - What Do You Want From Live (A&M AMLM 68460) (NL 1978) (DoLP 24-96 & 16-44.1)





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    Tubes, The – What Do You Want From Live

    Label: A&M Records
    Catalog#: AMLM 68460
    Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album
    Country: Netherlands
    Released: 1978
    Genre: Rock
    Style: Glam

    Tracklist:

    A1 Overture 5:56
    A2 Got Yourself A Deal 4:30
    A3 Show Me A Reason 3:28
    A4 What Do You Want From Life 5:12

    B1 God-Bird-Change 4:48
    B2 Special Ballet 1:01
    B3 Don't Touch Me There 3:48
    B4 Mondo Bondage 3:25
    B5 Smoke (La Vie En Fumer) 8:20

    C1 Crime-Medley
    C1.1 Side Effect-Siren 0:08
    C1.2 Theme From "Dragnet" 0:07
    C1.3 Theme From "Peter Gunn" 0:34
    C1.4 Theme From "The Untouchables" 1:03
    C2 I Was A Punk Before You Were A Punk 4:02
    C3 I Saw Her Standing There 2:57
    C4 Drum Solo 4:20

    D1 Boy Crazy 2:40
    D2 You're No Fun 3:15
    D3 Stand Up And Shout 3:30
    D4 White Punks On Dope 8:33

    Credits:

    Artwork – Chuck Beeson, Jeff Ayeroff, Michael Cotten
    Bass, Vocals – Rick Anderson
    Choreography – Kenny Ortega
    Coordinator [Album Coordination] – Bud Scoppa
    Drums – Prairie Prince
    Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Mingo Lewis
    Engineer [Assistant] – Bob Bullock
    Keyboards, Vocals – Vince Welnick
    Lead Vocals – Fee Waybill
    Lighting – Chris Taylor
    Mixed By [Live] – Max Norman
    Other [Concert Presentation] – John Curd
    Other [Concert Production Lights & Sound] – TFA Electrosound
    Other [Dancer] – Cindi Osborn, Lorryanna Catalano, Michael Springer, Re Styles
    Other [Props] – Chopper Borges
    Other [Wardrobe] – Sharon Hanks
    Photography By – E. Beers, Peter Stupar, Steve Emberton
    Producer, Engineer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Peter Henderson
    Producer, Mixed By, Mastered By – Rikki Farr
    Stage Manager – Lee Hanks
    Synthesizer – Michael Cotten
    Vocals, Guitar – Sputnik Spooner, Roger Steen


    Discogs Url: http://www.discogs.com/Tubes-What-Do-You-Want-From-Live/release/641311


    Review

    by Donald A. Guarisco

    Although their studio albums were often hit-and-miss affairs, the Tubes could always be counted on for a good live show during their mid-'70s heyday. In fact, they became a legend in the rock & roll world for their glitzy shows, which included half-nude women performing elaborate dance routines and a variety of characters invented by frontman Fee Waybill, like punk rocker "Johnny Bugger" and blissed-out glam rock icon "Quay Lewd." What Do You Want from Live can't reproduce all this visual stimuli but it does show what many critics forgot to notice about the Tubes, i.e., the fact that they were a really sharp and exciting live band. Stripped of their outre visual surroundings, songs like "Mondo Bondage" and "I Was a Punk Before You Were a Punk" still pack a visceral punch thanks to their effective combination of gonzo humor and catchy melodies. Elsewhere, the Tubes get to show off their surprisingly impressive chops on "Overture," a fast-paced medley that transforms the instrumental highlights of six different songs into one head-spinning pomp-rock blitz, and "Crime Medley," a witty tapestry of crime jazz woven from television theme songs like "Theme from Peter Gunn" and "Theme from Dragnet." The downside of What Do You Want from Live is that some of the numbers are less potent without the choreographed routines surrounding them: "Smoke (La Vie en Fumer)" and "What Do You Want from Life" both feature Fee Waybill talking about the visual chaos surrounding him and this leaves the listener feeling like they're only witnessing part of the joke (if only someone would put out a video of one of the Tubes' shows from this era). Despite this caveat, What Do You Want from Live remains a witty and entertaining live album. It may not win any new converts to the Tubes' camp, but fans of the group will definitely want to check out this entertaining souvenir from the group's wildest era.
    Tubes, The - What Do You Want From Live (A&M AMLM 68460) (NL 1978) (DoLP 24-96 & 16-44.1)
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    One small thing: little scratch noise in A1 around 3:00 - not dramatic. Have fun, play it loud!


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