King's X - Mainstream Rock Stage, Summerfest, Henry Maier Festival Grounds, Milwaukee, WI June 28, 1992 (FM)

King's X
Mainstream Rock Stage
Summerfest
Henry Maier Festival Grounds
Milwaukee, WI USA
June 28, 1992
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: Technics Quartz Synthesizer AM/FM Stereo Receiver SA-160 > Pioneer cassette deck, model forgotten > Maxell XLII-S 90 high bias master tapes > SONY stereo cassette deck TC-WE805S > ZOOM H2 Handy Recorder (tracked songs here) > PNY OPTIMA SD 2 GB sound card > Cakewalk Pyro 2005 (wav files onto HD here) > Cakewalk Pyro 2005 (retracking and editing of tracks done here) > Trader's Little Helper (encode level 8, aligned on sector boundaries)

01 - Introduction & problems
02 - The World Around Me
03 - Shot Of Love
04 - Lost In Germany
05 - Big Picture
06 - It's Love
07 - We Are Finding Who We Are
08 - Summerland
09 - Fall On Me
10 - Prisoner
11 - Mr. Wilson
12 - problems, problems
13 - Wonder
14 - Power Of Love
15 - We Were Born To Be Loved
16 - Black Flag
17 - Goldilox
18 - Music Over My Head
19 - Moanjam
20 - crowd noise only
21 - Mission
22 - Not Just For The Dead

Doug Pinnick – bass guitar, lead and backing vocals
Jerry Gaskill – drums, percussion, backing and lead vocals
Ty Tabor – lead guitar, backing and lead vocals

Notes:
Nice sound quality, the problems mentioned in the track list are equipment problems not sound or broadcast. King's X is a big favorite around our house and circle of friends. When your circle of friends are your Thrash Metal band, longtime roadies and other bands you tend to listen to a lot of things not Metal. When we were touring or writing new material we never listened to bands that make the same kind of music. Myself it's lots of Bob Seger, Joe Walsh (You Bought It You Name It is Genius!!), and King's X. My guitar player turned me on to them. He had read that they were the favorite band of Slayer's vocalist Tom Araya. He said it was one of his everyday go to bands. Unfortunately this is the tragedy of King's X. They seem to be a big musicians band but never quite caught the large audiences their music deserves. This band has vocal harmonies that would make The Beatles, Beach Boys, and Eagles take notice their mix of Hard Rock and Power Pop Melodies really set the band apart from most bands who debut at the same time. For those who haven't heard King's X I have a few of their shows on the blog (here). Check them all out, each show is worth it!!!

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