Audio CD review:
Dada - Live: Official Bootleg (Vol. 1)

Dada - Live: Official Bootleg (Vol. 1)

Band: Dada Title: Live: Official Bootleg (Vol. 1) Rating: Release Date: 01 December, 2003 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Dim 2: Playboy In Outerspace 3: Trip With My Dad 4: Ask the Dust 5: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow 6: Feel Me Don't You 7: Moon 8: Drum Solo/Posters 9: Dizz Knee Land 10: Baby Really Loves Me 11: Dorina

Customer Reviews BUY THIS !!! You will smile : ) Disney sued due to the "violent" nature of the subject matter, and subsequent issuances were re-spelled to pacify Disney (now a promoter of some far,far worse content in thier media). Been a huge Dada fan since Puzzle & Dizz Knee Land (which was originally titled Disneyland on the pressing. IMHO this is the best trio, if not the best band to come out of the 90's. It is very sad that they did not meet with more financial success. But they have put out music that is unequalled in it's muscianship, and complexity & simplicity at the same time. I saw them live 1 time, at Ziggy's in Winston-Salem NC in 2004. It was an amazing night I'll never forget. Michael Gurley was there playing with the flu, no less, what dedication! They sounded flawless. This CD is a great capture of thier in concert ability. Joie Calio's performance of "Moon" is alone worth more than the price of the CD. I find myself at a loss for words to describe the talent this trio exhibits. . . . . . . Captures the live experience As the band's first live album, the clarity of sound does justice to the complex musicianship and strong songwriting. This CD aptly captures the live vibe of this talented band. The song selection is well balanced and shows off dada's considerable range and talent. A great live album from a brilliant live band. . Modern Sanatanaesque This is the first album I bought (at the concert). I saw dada in concert a year ago and have been a dada fanatic ever since. I love this album, but didn't become a dada fanatic until I bought their 5 studio albums. You can get most of their albums here, but should check out their store at dadatheband. com since some are cheaper there (several of their albums are sold out there so you need to get them here). This album is best for someone who loves dada already or loves to watch Santana in concert, for example. With this album you get a nine minute version of Ask The Dust, a drum solo that moves into their song Posters and audience participation with their two anthem songs - Feel Me, Don't You #$@ and Here Today, Gone Tomorrow. You also get a wonderful live versions of Dizz Knee Land and A Trip With My Dad. These three musicians are phenomenal. If you don't own any dada music, start with Puzzle. You can get the used IRS version cheap, but they have a new release with bonus tracks that you'll want to pick up later (so you may want to start with those anyway). All of their albums, including their solo albums are fantastic. If you like 60s psychedelic music, then pick up How To Be Found. I think their albums dada and El Subliminoso have more of a Alternative/Modern Rock feel, and American Highway Flower has a slight southern rock feel. All of them are 90s alternative with superior musicianship and harmonies. . You can see a complete list of all Dada discography, or go back to the Dada tabs