This show was from around the time I first heard the Beat Farmers, first hearing the first album, Tales Of The New West and then buying, Van Go. Hey, it's Saturday night and if you need something to spice up your party, here's a great rockin' concert from 1986. Live concert at Max's Kansas City (with David Johansen, Sylvain Sylvain and Peter Perrett) Tracks 9-19 "The Night Of The Living Dead" And yes, I did find more Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers shows in the boxes.stay tuned! Either way this is well worth a listen and it's release is one of the better posthumous Johnny Thunders collections. I downloaded this file from Dime years ago, so either the poster didn't include them because they were officially released (are they the same versions as on Hurt Me?) or this was compiled before this bootleg was released or their source just didn't include those tracks. Unfortunately, the version I'm posting doesn't include the four songs from 82 and I'm not quite sure why. This collection was released as, Sticks and Stones with bonus material which includes an undated concert with some ex-Dolls, as well as four acoustic songs recorded in 1982. The songs are heartfelt and show a depth that he hadn't shown in a while and it's a treat to hear what could have been.
The songs are interesting and worth a listen if only to hear that Johnny was interested in possibly putting out a future album around this time. It features some previously unheard studio recordings Thunders made around 1990, a year before his untimely death.
I've probably had more requests for Johnny Thunders (and the Heartbreakers) than anyone else and it prompted me to flip through boxes to find more and in doing so found this nice recording that I don't remember listening to much. The performance is inspired and the quality of this soundboard recording is excellent! This is a must listen for any fans of this band and Alejandro Escovedo and if your curious of this near-legendary band, buy Hard Road, then have a listen to this show.amazing!
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The 2002 reunion is a full length set with many cool covers (Velvet Underground 3 times!) and highlights from their two albums. I'm sure how many times the True Believers have reunited, but I do know they did a perform a mini-4 song set during Alejandro Escovedo's concert at SXSW in 2010 and the show I'm posting today.
If their label had released the second album in 1987, who knows, we might have been able to enjoy the True Believers more often than their occasional reunion shows, regardless, their influence is undeniable. This is a fine collection of a band that deserved a much better fate. The unreleased record along with the first album was included in a retrospective of the band in 1994, called Hard Road. The band released their self-titled album in 1986 and recorded a follow-up in 1987 that was pulled by their label two weeks before it was to ship.
Escovedo was previously in the Nuns and played in Rank and File before inviting his brother, Javier to form the True Believers. After posting the Beat Farmers show last week, I had a request for some True Believers, a band Alejandro Escovedo formed in 1982, in Austin, Texas.
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