ROKCDR054 - Roky Erickson - 1971-1974, ~Austin, Texas torrent

Roky Erickson CD Club 2019 - RIP Roky

Refreshed and Renewed! Freshly polished inside and out for 2019 ... and beyond.

Release: ROKCDR054

1974 Lineage: Cassette of unknown lineage >
1974-08-22 & 1971-02-28 Lineage: 1/4" Reel 7 1/2 IPS >
Sony TC-KA1ESA Tape Deck (Dolby Off) > Prodigy HD2 Soundcard > Cool Edit Pro > Wav > TLH > Flac (no SBE)
Processing: Bias Peak: minor edits, Izotope RX3: spectral repair & EQ, gain adjustments and channel offsets aligned. No Compression or NR.

Disc 1:
Length: 69:09

1974:
01. Be and Bring Me Home
02. The Hardest Working Man Around
03. @2 Gone and Number
04. Mandy
05. Moody Tunes
06. Love Hieroglyphics
07. I'm Satisfied
08. Alien I Creator
09. Hasn't Anyone Told You?
10. Bird's 'd Crash
11. Smother Me
12. Goodbye Sweet Dreams
13. How Can We Ask for More
14. And Now We Fly
15. Ain't Blues Too Sad
16. Join the Marching
17. Never Say Goodbye
18. I'm Hungry for Your Love
19. Red Temple Prayer (Two-Headed Dog)
20. Starry Eyes
21. Starry Eyes
22. Red Temple Prayer (Two-Headed Dog)
23. Starry Eyes
24. Red Temple Prayer (Two-Headed Dog)

Disc 2:
Length: 72:56

1974:
01. The Interpreter
02. Goodbye Sweet Dreams
03. Haunt
04. Don't Slander Me
05. Sweet Honey Pie
06. Bird's 'd Crash
07. Love Hieroglyphics
08. I'm Satisfied
09. Ooh! My Soul
10. Goodbye Sweet Dreams

1974-08-22:
11. I'm Hungry for Your Love
12. I'm Hungry for Your Love
13. I'm Hungry for Your Love

1971-02-28 Rusk State Hospital:
14. The Looking Glass Song
15. Giving Receiving
16. I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag
17. I Love You
18. When You Get Delighted
19. God Is Everywhere
20. Devotional Number One
21. Devotional Number One
22. I've Never Known This 'Till Now
23. Devotional Number One
24. instrumental

1974?: (from Paradise Lost 2CD release)
25. Peace
26. Peace
27. I Love the Blind Man
28. With No Fuss (Devotional Number One)
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Total: 142:05

Musicians:
Roky Erickson (vocals & guitar)
Bill Miller (1974 recordings: autoharp, guitar, bass)
possibly John Walcott (1971 Rusk recordings: guitar)