1987 Live Show coming on CD

Artwork
Artwork

The last one isn’t even out there yet, and here we have a new unauthorized live set!

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The label:

At the time of this May 1989 performance, recorded for broadcast on syndicated radio, Heart was at its commercial peak, following the 1985 #1 self-titled comeback album and 1987’s #2 charter ‘Bad Animals’. This 75-minute disc features performances of the #1 hits ‘Alone’ and ‘These Dreams’, as well as ’70s favourites s.a. ‘Barracuda’ and ‘Dreamboat Annie’, along with a cover of Led Zeppelin’s ‘Rock And Roll’ as the finale.

TRACKS:
01. Bad Animals
02. The Wolf
03. Barracuda
04. Nothin’ At All
05. What About Love
06. Dreamboat Annie
07. These Dreams
08. Straight On
09. Who Will You Run To
10. Never
11. How Can I Refuse
12. Crazy on You
13. If Looks Could Kill
14. Band Introductions
15. Bebe Le Strange
16. Alone
17. Rock And Roll

Updated June 1st 2015: The label has given this release a May 1989 date, which is in fact the month of the Westwood One Radio Broadcast. The year of recording is actually 1987.

Updated June 6th 2015: The release date seems to have been moved to June 5th?

Bigger version of the cover.
Bigger version of the cover.

Added June 17th 2015: Though not yet spotted in the stores, you can now buy it on iTunes (or listen to the samples). The tracks on iTunes are listed as REMASTERED. By listening I confirmed that this is indeed the -well circulated among Heartmongers around the world- 1987 Portland Oregon show.

Added June 20th 2015: The CD has arrived in stores. It comes in a jewel case with some nice liner notes in a 4 page booklet. The audio is remastered.

"Live in Portland '89"
“Live in Portland ’89”

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2 thoughts on “1987 Live Show coming on CD

  1. I just wanted to comment that this CD is worth the price. Like many others, I already had this Portland bootleg on vinyl and CD, but this new CD is totally remastered and has a full sound quality that was missing from the boots. It’s sound quality seems to be better than Rock the House Live, and (in my opinion) the band sounds tighter, more aggressive, and just flat better than they did on RTHL.

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