GENERATION X : LP Live At Sheffield
GENERATION X : LP Live At Sheffield

GENERATION X : LP Live At Sheffield

Generation X
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Recorded live at Sheffield december 8th.1978.

A1 Ready Steady Go Intro

A2 From The Heart

A3 The English Dream

A4 Paradise West One

A5 No No No

A6 Love Like Fire

A7 King Rocker

A8 Kiss Me Deadly

B1 Promises Promises

B2 Day By Day

B3 100 Punks-Kleenex-100 Punks

B4 Your Generation

B5 Shakin'All Over

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2016-RELEASES, LIVE/CONCERT

It is hard to realize that on December 10th, 2016, it will be 40 years since Generation X first took to the stage. I was the guitarist and "Live At Sheffield" is a recording from a later show in 1978, but still has the angst and rock'n'roll spirit that Generation X were known for. Always slightly apart from the initial punk movement with the good looks and fantastic playing, Generation X relished the live shows but up to the end of 1979, when I left the band, had only done a few tours of the United Kingdom, a couple of dates in Paris and a week in Japan. So the amount of people who actually saw Generation X live is pretty limited. "Live At Sheffield" gives you a chance to enjoy the sound of a Generation X gig (along with fake audience) and feel the power of what we did live.

The songs are from the first two albums plus a strange medley of '100 Punks' and 'Kleenex' and the cover of 'Shakin' All Over'. Although the band only lasted three years, the music stands the test of time, and with Billy Idol's later success as a solo artist in America this recording has somewhat of an historical aspect. Billy continues to play quite a few of these songs live to this day and it may be interesting to compare, although comparisons are deadly…

At the time of this show Generation X had been on Top Of The Pops numerous times, but this was punk and nobody thought about anything but the moment. Playing live every night in a different town has a certain momentum, and like a great photograph, to capture a moment in time of rock'n'roll is just as visual. Play this loud, as Mark Twain once said about Wagner's music, "It's better than it sounds".

Bob "Derwood" Andrews

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