I belong to a CD mix trading group, and instead of doing a theme- based mix or something similar this time 'round, I've decided to do a Rockpile compilation, since I've never seen one that gathers all their stuff on one CD. Here's the track listing:
1. Down Down Down Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
2. And So It Goes Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
3. I Knew The Bride Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
4. Heart Seconds of Pleasure
5. Crawling From The Wreckage The Dave Edmunds Anthology (1968-90)
6. Dose of You Labour of Lust (Remastered)
7. Girls Talk The Dave Edmunds Anthology (1968-90)
8. You Ain't Nothin' But Fine Seconds of Pleasure
9. Trouble Boys Dave Edmunds The Anthology (1968-1990)
10. Teacher Teacher Seconds of Pleasure
11. Born Fighter Labour of Lust (Remastered)
12. When I Write the Book Seconds of Pleasure
13. Queen Of Hearts The Dave Edmunds Anthology (1968-90)
14. Never Been In Love The Anthology (1968-1990)
15. Almost Saturday Night The Dave Edmunds Anthology (1968-90)
16. Cruel to Be Kind Labour of Lust (Remastered)
17. Skin Deep Labour of Lust
18. Play That Fast Thing (One More Time) Seconds of Pleasure
19. If Sugar Was As Sweet As You Seconds of Pleasure
20. The Creature From The Black Lagoon The Dave Edmunds Anthology (1968-90)
21. Big Kick, Plain Scrap Labour of Lust (Remastered)
22. They Call It Rock Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
23. Ju Ju Man Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
24. Jailhouse Rock Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
25. The Promised Land Live At The Palladium, NYC, 08.20.1979
The idea was to only put songs on that were performed by Rockpile, which meant using live tracks for some songs, and The Palladium show is the best sounding and most energetic live set I have. It runs 78 minutes, and I intend to write up liner notes, name it "Play That Fast Thing!" and make it look like a Japanese CD by translating the notes into Japanese via Babelfish and then translating it back into English via the same.
So what am I missing? I don't have the Dave Edmund's CD's, but his Anthology has most of the good stuff off of them.
