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Import remastered reissue of the long running Dutch rock act's 1984 album. Subtitled - Live From The Twilight Zone. 2001 Red Bullet. Something Heavy Going Down Music Something Heavy Going Down Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Not So Golden
Golden Earring is not up to par on this cd. One review says Radar Love blows away the studio version...no way.
"Moontan" and "Live"
is Golden Earring at their best.
Submitted by chicknet (Chicopee, MA.)
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 Pretty good, but no Last Blast Of The Century
Yes, I was the one who said this version of "Radar Love" blows the studio version away. "Twilight Zone" isn't as good as the studio version (how could it be?) but it's the best live version I've ever heard. "Long Blond Animal" is also excellent, as is the single studio track included, "Something Heavy Going Down". This isn't as good a live album as Last Blast Of The Century (buy it), but it's still good. Unfortunately it leaves a few tracks out from the concert such as "The Devil Made Me Do It", which I would have liked to hear. The original 1977 Live album is good, but I don't listen to it because the Contraband-era stuff sucks in my opinion, and is basically just songs that are the definiton of boring and mediocre, and NEVER turned me on in the first place, like "Mad Love's Coming", "Fighting Windmills", "Con Man", and "To The Hilt."
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