Story of the Brave
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I am not sure I have that edition of TTOT but maybe. I'll have to wait until I get home to check. On Tangine Scales, that tune is incredible. Quite easily the best of the Miramar era. I was sort of bummed out about Tangine Scales as most tunes are not remixed much at all. But Story of the Brave is awesome.Mephistopheles wrote:It was first performed on the 1992 North American tour, but not released until 1994 (I think) as a bonus track on the second edition of Turn of the Tides.
It's also on Dream Encores (although it was no encore), but the best version was during the Frankfurt performance. I guess the Orange Oddyssey is no different either. Bernhards guitar performance made a quite dull track very exciting...Mephistopheles wrote:It was first performed on the 1992 North American tour, but not released until 1994 (I think) as a bonus track on the second edition of Turn of the Tides.
That's where I first heard it. Linda Spa may not get many writing credits with TD but when she does they are usually great tracks. The only other one I can think of, off the top of my head, is Elf June and the Midnight Patrol.24db wrote:the Story of the Brave also first appeared on a 5 track EP from TOTT
Elf June was replaced on the (Austrailian) pressing of GG with "Fort Worth Runway One"Chris Monk wrote:That's where I first heard it. Linda Spa may not get many writing credits with TD but when she does they are usually great tracks. The only other one I can think of, off the top of my head, is Elf June and the Midnight Patrol.24db wrote:the Story of the Brave also first appeared on a 5 track EP from TOTT
Never understood that because Elf June is just awesome where as Fort Worth is a bit tedious IMO .....or should that be TDous.epsilon75 wrote:Elf June was replaced on the (Austrailian) pressing of GG with "Fort Worth Runway One"Chris Monk wrote:That's where I first heard it. Linda Spa may not get many writing credits with TD but when she does they are usually great tracks. The only other one I can think of, off the top of my head, is Elf June and the Midnight Patrol.24db wrote:the Story of the Brave also first appeared on a 5 track EP from TOTT
Going home to check out Arizona right now. Maybe that is why this CD is selling on Ebay for hundreds of quid.Desert_Voyager wrote:Story of the Brave is a very cool track.... sounds really good on Arizona 92 aswell.
I suppose it's selling for that much because it is very hard to get and some TD fans will like what's on it. I do think alot of the themes are very memorable and powerful.... for example, who could forget Rockoon and Hamlet.... I love Arizona 92, give it another listen.rattymouse wrote:Going home to check out Arizona right now. Maybe that is why this CD is selling on Ebay for hundreds of quid.Desert_Voyager wrote:Story of the Brave is a very cool track.... sounds really good on Arizona 92 aswell.
Shocking that I actually attended a gig with Story of the Brave being played. Of course, I'll have to hear Arizona first to see if it is the same as on Tangine Scales. Maybe the rework is the version I like better.
I cant recall a single thing about the '92 show I went to. Sadly it was musically very much forgettable.
Of course Chris the 2004 re-master of GG contains all the tracks from the previous releasesChris Monk wrote:Never understood that because Elf June is just awesome where as Fort Worth is a bit tedious IMO .....or should that be TDous.epsilon75 wrote:Elf June was replaced on the (Austrailian) pressing of GG with "Fort Worth Runway One"Chris Monk wrote: That's where I first heard it. Linda Spa may not get many writing credits with TD but when she does they are usually great tracks. The only other one I can think of, off the top of my head, is Elf June and the Midnight Patrol.
Never got around to getting myself a copy of that release and now it's out of print.epsilon75 wrote:Of course Chris the 2004 re-master of GG contains all the tracks from the previous releasesChris Monk wrote:Never understood that because Elf June is just awesome where as Fort Worth is a bit tedious IMO .....or should that be TDous.epsilon75 wrote: Elf June was replaced on the (Austrailian) pressing of GG with "Fort Worth Runway One"
Well, I listened to Story of the Brave on Arizona yesterday. I also checked my copy of TOTT and did not see that track on it. Since Story of the Brave is very familiar to me, I must know it from Arizona. But that is shocking in that I only listened to Arizona once and did not even give it 10% of my attention while listening.Desert_Voyager wrote:I suppose it's selling for that much because it is very hard to get and some TD fans will like what's on it. I do think alot of the themes are very memorable and powerful.... for example, who could forget Rockoon and Hamlet.... I love Arizona 92, give it another listen.rattymouse wrote:Going home to check out Arizona right now. Maybe that is why this CD is selling on Ebay for hundreds of quid.Desert_Voyager wrote:Story of the Brave is a very cool track.... sounds really good on Arizona 92 aswell.
Shocking that I actually attended a gig with Story of the Brave being played. Of course, I'll have to hear Arizona first to see if it is the same as on Tangine Scales. Maybe the rework is the version I like better.
I cant recall a single thing about the '92 show I went to. Sadly it was musically very much forgettable.