question about "Live Around The World"

[vinklestein]

On the live set "Live Around The World" ,
we're any of the tracks recorded between
86' and 90' ? I am pretty sure that Hot
Patootie was recorded in 90' in Talahassee
and was Meat's encore performance .

[LucyK!]

Hiya

If you look inside the inside cover of the CD there should be a small booklet of credits and it says in there ./icons/icon7.gif

Lu

[Shane]

The Live Around The World CD I have says that the tracks were recorded between 1977 and 1996, and I have also seen such information describing this CD on the net also, but I don't think it's true.

[Anonymous]

Hi,

My cd doesn't have any dates on it anywhere. Not even in the little book!!
Chris :?:

[Michel]

I also don't know when the songs are recorded on Live around the World. A few songs I know, and I think that the most songs are after 1993. But i don't know it for sure. I know that Hot Patootie is live recorded in 1989, and that Heaven can Wait, Wasted Youth and Objects in The Rear View Mirror are recorded in 1993.

[Puritan]

Yes very annoying that the booklet for Live Around The World gives the location of the recording of all the tracks but not the dates

I have always wondered the time period when "What You See Is What You Get" was recorded. Is this a nineties recording? Does anyone think they know who the female vocalist on that track is?

[Timewarp.nl]

is that not patti that sings what you see is what you get?

it is only a guess

[Meatles]

Lets just thank good that it isn't Stoney singing WYSIWYG on Live around the World. You could probably tell by Meats voice when the song was recorded. I know for sure that non were done between 79-83 becaue Meats voice was low and rough (like George thorogood on a bad day).
I would say that the voice sounds like 90s recordings. Also , all of the musicians listed in the book are from recent tours except Steve Buslowe .
If anything was done in the eighties , Bob Kulick and the Goff sisters probably would have been listed since they played for him in that era.

PS . the album is limited edition with only 400,000 copies pressed , have they all sold ?

[Michel]

There is one song from the '80s (Hot Patootie 1989). In 1989 Pat Thrall was already a band member, and Bob Kulick wasn't a band member anymore. But you see nothing about the Goff sisters in the booklet of the CD, and they were bandmembers in 1989.

I still think that it is Patti who sings What you See Is What You Get, So it is a recording from the Bat II tour.

I have a few dates of recordings a few songs. I've seen that Meat had a concert in Ahoy Rotterdam on 4 april 1994, so probably the live recordings of Anything for Love and All Revved Up are from that concert!