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King Biscuit Flower Hour
Boston Garden, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. December 11, 1974
Broadcast Dates January 12 & 26, 1975
Pre-FM Recording - Quadraphonic Mix
Audio DVD Rip
Flac Level 8 16 Bit, 32 Bit & MP3 320kbps
DVD-A Cover Art Included
lineage: Pre-FM Discrete 4-Channel Quad Reels > DVD-A > DVD Audio Explorer > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8
01 - King Biscuit Intro / Firebird Suite
02 - Sound Chaser
03 - Close To The Edge
I. The Solid Time of Change
II. Total Mass Retain
III. I Get Up, I Get Down
IV. Seasons of Man
04 - To Be Over
05 - The Gates Of Delirium
06 - And You And I
I. Cord of Life
II. Eclipse
III. The Preacher, the Teacher
IV. The Apocalypse
07 - Roundabout
08 - King Biscuit Outro
total playing time: 1hr 22mn 5sc
Jon Anderson – lead vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion
Steve Howe – acoustic and electric guitars, vocals
Chris Squire – bass guitar, vocals
Patrick Moraz – keyboards
Alan White – drums, percussion
In Detroit this special Quadraphonic Mix would have been broadcast on WWWW-FM 106.7. The FM signal at W4 was Quadraphonic since 1969 (I have the King Quad Poster which had King Kong on it). W4 is kind of notorious for a scene in the Howard Stern movie Private Parts. In the movie Howard Stern is working at a Rock station in Detroit when the format is suddenly changed to Country Music from Progressive Rock. Howard tried to fit in with the new format but actually did quit on air stating "..This is Hop A Long Howie saying I quit...". The station was known for championing local music and had a weekly feature The W4 Home Grown Show. This show broke such Detroit bands as Toby Redd, The Romantics, The Look, Rhythm Corps, & The Rockets. If you had a professionally recorded demo it was kind of easy to get it played on W4.
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