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Jerry Lee Lewis - The Killer Live! (1964-1970) {Hip-O Select B0016749-02 rel 2012}
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© 1964-70, 2012 Hip-O Select / Island Def Jam / Mercury | B0016749-02
Rock & Roll / Rockabilly / Honky Tonk / Country

Hip-O Select's triple-disc 2012 set The Killer Live (1964-1970) fills a bit of a gap in Jerry Lee's archival discography by rounding up his four officially released live albums for Smash and Mercury: Live at the Star Club, Hamburg and The Greatest Live Show on Earth, both released in 1964; By Request: More of the Greatest Live Show on Earth from 1966; and Live at the International, Las Vegas in 1970. The Killer Live expands these four LP by adding 16 bonus tracks, ten of which are previously unreleased, all of which are equally as good as the finished albums – and that means they're terrific, as good as rock & roll music gets.

The music of Electric Orange, founded in 1992 in the city of Aachen, represents the so-called krautrock scene that emerged in the seventies. Originally they were a duo consisting of Dirk Bittner (vocals, guitar, percussion) and Dirk Jan Müller (synthesizers, keyboards). During the nineties the band recorded a few albums for the famous British Delerium label, combining psychedelics with electronic rhythms, similar to bands like Ozric Tentacles. Later on they were joined by Georg Monheim (drums) and Tom Rückwald (bass). The album XX, mastered by Eroc, the former drummer of Grobschnitt, is a special and limited release commemorating their twentieth anniversary. The album has been released on vinyl only as a double LP, but with the album comes a code which can be used to download the tracks in high quality digital FLAC format…