Cheap Trick - Out To Get You! Live 1977 [Full Concert]

Line-up:

Robin Zander – lead vocals, guitar
Rick Nielsen – guitar, backing vocals
Tom Petersson – bass, backing vocals
Bun E. Carlos – drums, percussion

Recorded LIVE over 4 performances at
the Whisky a Go Go, West Hollywood, CA
June 3th & 4th 1977
via the Record Plant Mobile Unit 1

Vintage 1977 live performances at Hollywood's legendary Whisky a Go Go captured at the beginning of their historic journey to Budokan!

Side A:

1. Hello There
2. Come On Come On
3. Oh Candy
4. Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
5. Elo Kiddies
6. Hot Love
7. Southern Girls

Side B:

1. Cry Cry
2. Big Eyes
3. High Roller
4. He's A Whore
5. Daddy Should Have Stayed In School

Side C:

1. Can't Hold On
2. Clock Strikes Ten
3. Loser
4. Taxman, Mr Thief

Side D:

1. Ain't That A Shame
2. Oh Caroline
3. Oh Boy
4. You're All Talk
5. Auf Wiedersehen
6. Goodnight

[mrsvinukhov]

Side A:

1. Hello There
2. Come On Come On
3. Oh Candy
4. Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
5. Elo Kiddies
6. Hot Love
7. Southern Girls

Side B:

1. Cry Cry
2. Big Eyes
3. High Roller
4. He's A Whore
5. Daddy Should Have Stayed In School

Side C:

1. Can't Hold On
2. Clock Strikes Ten
3. Loser
4. Taxman, Mr Thief

Side D:

1. Ain't That A Shame
2. Oh Caroline
3. Oh Boy
4. You're All Talk
5. Auf Wiedersehen
6. Goodnight

[stevebazzar]

Whene rock and knowing every song was the norm. Stream this kiddies

[StevenJones-jz]

The complete set is fabulous. Otgy is fabulous.

[rodoza]

That's Rodney Bingenheimer introducing, I was there! One of the best shows ever - just listen!!!

[skalagrim]

First time I saw them was in Atlanta Georgia, Grant Stadium 1977. They blew the place up! It was awesome.

[tomk]

This sounds great! They played in 77 at the Mars Theater in Lafayette Indiana. Takes me back, tyvm!

[steveelling]

This was recorded three months before "In Color" was released in September, 1977 ... and yet there are "Heaven Tonight" songs on it, a record that came out another year later! They must have had a ton of tunes stockpiled when they were signed by CBS. Saw them for the first time a couple of months after this was recorded in Los Angeles, in August of 1977 as the opening band for Kiss on the day Elvis died, at the San Francisco Cow Palace. What a day that was.

[scjct]

Good job! Excellence. I have a turntable that sounds like that. It's 43 years old.

[小林英一-jb]

Happy new year!
Good sound😃⤴️⤴️
　　　　　from japan

[Blackscorpion]

FARK this is sooo goood! Was in my final year of 'high' school over here in New Zealand in 1980, was 16 goin on 17. There was a stereo in the Prefects prefab and one day a fellow Prefect bought along some vinyl in the form of Cheap Trick Live At Budokan. Now we 'Prefects' were really a bunch of stuck up the jaxside nerds tasked with the role of 'policing' 'bad' behavior by the school's students...So...on that day when Cheap Trick Live At Budokan got spun on the turntable in the Prefect's prefab...well...what more can I say...we all got REALLY educated!

[artemer]

Cвятослав Свинухов благодарю! Где такой редкий бутлег нашли и на чем?