Renaissance
Alive In America 1974 - (Renaissance Records ~ RMED-796)
Ebbets Field
Denver, Colorado, U.S.A
August 7, 1974
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only
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01 - Can You Understand 11:09
02 - Black Flame 7:09
03 - Things I Don't Understand 10:31
04 - Cold Is Being 3:47
05 - Running Hard 10:52
06 - Ashes Are Burning 14:38
Total Playing Time: 58mn 6sc
Anne Haslam Lead Vocals
Michael Dunford (R.I.P.) Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Jon Camp Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Terry Sullivan Drums, Percussion
John Tout (R.I.P.) Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Michael Dunford died November 20, 2012 from a cerebral hemorrhage
John Tout died May 1, 2015 of lung failure
What a great sounding recording for being made in 1974. I love listening to Ann Haslam sing, she has such a beautiful voice. I downloaded this recording in flac but when I tested the files to see if they were lossy it came back as MPEG 100%. I encoded the files to MP3 320kbps because I don't usually post a flac set if I know it's lossy. The only exception I usually make is if it's a recording from Satellite Radio. Satellite Radio actually broadcasts at a lossy rate, usually 256-320kbps. The only reason I make this exception is because you will never get a true lossless Satellite Radio recording. However now we seem to have more and more bootleg record labels releasing lossy CDs. Some reasons are they are recording them from lossy digital broadcast services, they are downloading them from bootleg web sites that host in MP3, or some of the modern noise reduction techniques/programs kill high end to reduce noise. Now I sit and think before deciding to not post it in flac. I still don't but I think about it. So if you get a lossy flac from me I most likely didn't test it. I actually don't always take the time to. At any rate enjoy this nice recording!
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