Tonight it's: "The Time Machine" (H.G. Wells) Movie soundtrack.
1987 Cresendo CD.

Note to JohnK: Music Composed and Conducted by Russell Garcia.

Hey, where did my post go?


Oh, now it's there......

Frampton comes alive on dvd-a mch. Do you feel like we do? Yeah buddy.

Is the Frampton multi-channel a "worthy" step above the standard CD release?

I just got it thurs. and only sampled a few cuts plus the videos, but so far I'd say yes, it sounded pretty good. The set contains 4 previously unreleased cuts that would not fit on the lps at the time, as well as some audio-only interview clips from 03. For some, the period video footage of 3 songs will be worth the purchase price- the quality of which is about what you'd expect- sub par. I'd love to see a full length video release using the good audio instead of whatever they used for these 3 vids.

I'll try to do some comparison between the dvd-a,cd,and maybe the lp versons this weekend.
Frampton is one of the artists I regret never seeing live.

John Ralston's "Sorry Vampire." Think Elliot Smith, only happier.

I busted out the DVD and we watched 'The Last Waltz' last night, great watch for you old timers who may not have it.

I remember watching that movie for the first time from a Voice of America radio broadcasting compound in northern Greece whenever it came out and thinking how old they all looked, last night I thought 'Damn, these guys all look like a bunch of youngsters' ... it's inevitable.

A happier Elliot Smith could still be pretty far on the sad end of the spectrum.

True.

Duckman,
I was fortunate to see Peter Frampton on that famous tour! My wife and I went to see him on his last tour as well. He is definitely worth seeing.
Shaun