Richard Lloyd - Real Time (1987) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Richard Lloyd
- Title: Real Time
- Year Of Release: 1987
- Label: KP&P - Celluloid N.Y
- Genre: Pop Rock, New Wave, Power Pop
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:59:18
- Total Size: 363 / 651 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Fire Engine
02. Misty Eyes
03. Alchemy
04. Spider Talk
05. Lost Child
06. Number 9
07. The Only Feeling
08. Soldier Blue
09. Field Of Fire
10. Pleading
11. Watch Yourself
12. Losin' Anna
13. Black To White
Recorded live on April 21 and 22, 1987 at CBGB's in New York, this is much more than a live best-of album by the "other" star to emerge from Television. Richard Lloyd has always stood -- undeservedly -- in the shadow of Tom Verlaine, sort of a Gene Clark to Verlaine's Roger McGuinn, and for reasons difficult to fathom, his solo career has never taken off. Lloyd's and David Leonard's guitar playing is in absolutely top form here, and his voice makes a fine instrument, at least on-stage, whether he's covering an old Thirteenth Floor Elevators number like "Fire Engine" or his own "Alchemy." Highlights include the killer ten-minute "Field of Fire" (on which the two guitarists more or less rip the envelope with their extended duet jam); the vocal and lyrical showcase "Pleading" makes for a perfect follow-up number and for a fine presentation of Lloyd's singing (as well as the crunchy, twisting post-folk-rock guitar that he helped perfect in Television). The sound is excellent throughout.
01. Fire Engine
02. Misty Eyes
03. Alchemy
04. Spider Talk
05. Lost Child
06. Number 9
07. The Only Feeling
08. Soldier Blue
09. Field Of Fire
10. Pleading
11. Watch Yourself
12. Losin' Anna
13. Black To White
Recorded live on April 21 and 22, 1987 at CBGB's in New York, this is much more than a live best-of album by the "other" star to emerge from Television. Richard Lloyd has always stood -- undeservedly -- in the shadow of Tom Verlaine, sort of a Gene Clark to Verlaine's Roger McGuinn, and for reasons difficult to fathom, his solo career has never taken off. Lloyd's and David Leonard's guitar playing is in absolutely top form here, and his voice makes a fine instrument, at least on-stage, whether he's covering an old Thirteenth Floor Elevators number like "Fire Engine" or his own "Alchemy." Highlights include the killer ten-minute "Field of Fire" (on which the two guitarists more or less rip the envelope with their extended duet jam); the vocal and lyrical showcase "Pleading" makes for a perfect follow-up number and for a fine presentation of Lloyd's singing (as well as the crunchy, twisting post-folk-rock guitar that he helped perfect in Television). The sound is excellent throughout.
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