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The Move - Live At Beat Club 1970-1971 (PRE-FM/FLAC)

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THE MOVE "Live At Beat Club"

01 Brontosaurus
02 When Alice Comes Back To The Farm
03 Down On The Bay
04 Ella James (Take 1, Breakdown)
05 Ella James (Take 2, Master)
06 The Words Of Aaron

Recorded Live for Beat Club show in Bremen, Germany
Track 01: April 1970
Track 02: December 1970
Tracks 03-06: November 1971

Sound Quality: A+ Mono Pre-FM Soundboard

Fully required for fans of Roy Wood and Jeff Lynne.

I have also included an edited MPEG movie!

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wow! what a wonderful stuff! Amazing guitar riff on the first track; the piano songs are wonderful!
great audio and wonderful video footage without logo.
Apparently the blue-tint screen was planned to incrust "Beat Club" classic psychedelic background footage. I have seen the same thing with the amazing Jeff Beck group (with Cozy Powell on drums, Max Middleton so impressive on piano and keyboard (amazing intro for "Going Down") - it was digitally broadcast by a Japanese TV (hence the logo) - only "Definitely Maybe" was officially released and broadcast, the rest are video outtakes.
Here, it seems that the blue-tint screen are "Beat Club aka Musikladen" outtakes.
Thank you so much for sharing this pristine video quality footage of "the Move" without TV logo.
About the very last song from 1971, was it performed on a real stage ? it looks like it is a different location than the usual Beat Club performance (I also remember Blondie first appearance in 77 having some audience)

Do you have the same quality for Jeff Beck's band ? or this unrated band "Fanny" (who did a great bluesy-boogie cover of the Beatles's Bulldog (and it seems that they kind of "recycled" John Lennon-Clatpon's guitar riff from Don't Worry Kyoko for a much more catchy pop song)
 
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