1. Nobody Likes Me * 2. Sun Arise 3. Caught in a Dream > 4. I'm Eighteen 5. Is It My Body 6. Slick Black Limousine* 7. Second Coming> 8. Ballad of Dwight Frye (sic) 9. Black Juju 10. Return of the Spiders
Original Sleeve Notes: "Recorded live back when it counted the most./ * are studio outtakes./ Prepared with the special arrangments necessary from MB and Mr. W.Z.ARDO./ "Slick Black Limousine" from the Anytown Overseas Audiophile Co-Op./ Nice to see Vincent in such good form./ Grins and inches to our Beserkely Hostz./ Dwight Frye (sic) appears curtsy of Chuck and Buddy/ R.O.T.S. especially for Deek / All mono / TAKRL 1932"
SWP notes :
The source of this show WAS a mystery (to me) before. As the AC Band were promoting "Love It To Death" as of January 1971, I assumed this show could be from the first quarter of '71. In February 1971 (sic), the ABC network radio station WXYZ-FM in Detroit becomes WRIF-FM (101.6 FM). (https://www.kmrichards.com/abcfmcalls.html reports this as November 1970.) I can only assume a crew from ABC Radio was sent to do a recording or broadcast from the venue. Its been reported as being from The Roostertail's Upperdeck, July 6, 1971. (https://alicecooperechive.com/gigography/love-it-to-death)
This show has been circulated online before, but any version I heard never sounded as good as my tape, despite it being of unknown generation. I transferred the tape to CD in the early days of CD-R and I used Cool Edit Pro to process the file with tape hiss reduction. (I was a noob at doing this...) Surprisingly, (revisiting this in 2024, and knowing now how much I dislike broadband NR) there's not a lot of audible artifacts. I decided to spring a "slightly better" version upon the world. Using my CD-R as source, I cleaned it up, fixed most of the major dropouts. There's still a few audible pops and FM static present. The original source used for the TAKRL boot probably wasn't the best to begin with.
Also the original boot LP had 2 (at the time, officially released but relatively unknown / very hard to find) studio recordings that are now available on the "Life and Crimes" boxset.