A Word About The Quality Of My Sound Files


I make no apology for the sound files not being as perfect as they might be, especially those converted from vinyl. I do not possess the technical know-how to reduce unwanted noise, hiss, etc. I certainly have the software (e.g. Gold Wave) but not the knowledge about what settings to use. If anyone can point me in the right direction, please feel free to enlighten me.

Showing posts with label LEGS DIAMOND. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LEGS DIAMOND. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 August 2011

"TOUCH AND GO" IF IT MADE THE ALBUM


Here is another Legs Diamond rarity. The track "Touch And Go" was recorded for "Town Bad Girl" but never made the finished album.

If you want to hear what it sounds like, click here

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

A BIT OF CLASSIC ROQ AND ROLL FOR YOU


Ever wanted to know what a collaboration featuring members of Gambler (Nathan Shaffer) and Legs Diamond (Mike Prince), amongst others, would sound like? Wonder no more. This AOR project recorded an album which never saw a release due to various financial shenanigans. (Maybe an enterprising record label such as "Escape" can rectify that?)

Just to whet your appetite, here is Roq Royale from 1989, doing a song which Legs Diamond had previously recorded. It needs no introduction!

If you want to hear what it sounds like, click here

Sunday, 27 March 2011

LEGS DIAMOND - LIVE IN TARZANA 1980


A great Legs Diamond (r.i.p.) gig from Tarzana (California), featuring some tracks that they didn't play live too often.

01. Introduction
02. High School Queen
03. Fight For It
04. A Diamond Is A Hard Rock
05. Underworld King
06. Between The Legs
07. My Own Game
08. I've Had It With You
09. Drum Solo
10. I Think I Got It

If you want to hear what it sounds like, click here

Sunday, 20 February 2011

LEGS DIAMOND - THE RARE RAT RACE!


This radio station album (K-West's "The L.A. Soundtrack '76") featured the first released recording from Legs Diamond. This version of "Rat Race" is different from the one that graced their eponymous debut album. I have to say I much prefer the lead guitar on the later version. In fact, it was the only incentive for me to ever play that particular track.

If you want to hear what it sounds like, click here