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Roky Erickson - Continental Club, Austin Tx 1984 (Roky Erickson Cd Club Rokcdr 030)

Track listing:
  1. Intro 1:51
  2. Two Headed Dog 4:49
  3. Don't Shake Me Lucifer 3:44
  4. Night Of The Vampire 7:55
  5. Don't Slander Me 6:36
  6. Cold Night For Alligators 6:30
  7. You're Gonna Miss Me 6:03
  8. The Beast 8:58
  9. I Think Of Demons 6:05
  10. Two Headed Dog 5:20

Notes


CD-R #30
Roky Erickson, w/Cornerstone, Continental Club, Austin, TX May 21, 1984

This is an A- (or a critical B+) audience recording, transferred from the master tape, of Roky Erickson backed by a group called Cornerstone from a show at the Continental Club in Austin, TX on May 21, 1984. Supposedly Roky played with Cornerstone for a very short time, less than a year, and this is the first recording of this lineup to be offered through the Roky CD club. Here is the track list:

Introduction
Two Headed Dog
Don't Shake Me Lucifer
Night of the Vampire
Don't Slander Me
Cold Night For Alligators
You're Gonna Miss Me
The Beast
I Think Of Demons
Two Headed Dog
Total time: 57:57

The second version of 'Two Headed Dog' features a guest appearance by Brian Curley of Evil Hook Wildlife E.T. fame. Regretfully, his bass is mixed way too much up front, but the mix on the rest of the recording is fine. The band is tight (if IMO the lead guitar is a bit over the top at times) and Roky sings with conviction.

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CD-R #30
Roky Erickson, w/Cornerstone, Continental Club, Austin, TX May 21, 1984

This is an A- (or a critical B+) audience recording, transferred from the master tape, of Roky Erickson backed by a group called Cornerstone from a show at the Continental Club in Austin, TX on May 21, 1984. Supposedly Roky played with Cornerstone for a very short time, less than a year, and this is the first recording of this lineup to be offered through the Roky CD club.

The second version of 'Two Headed Dog' features a guest appearance by Brian Curley of Evil Hook Wildlife E.T. fame. Regretfully, his bass is mixed way too much up front, but the mix on the rest of the recording is fine. The band is tight (if IMO the lead guitar is a bit over the top at times) and Roky sings with conviction.