Live Legends Laser Disc extra track?

[Jonathan Smith]

Does anyone want a copy of HW LIve Legends on LD? I

On 16 April 2011 00:20, Keith Henderson <khenders64 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> FoFP asked...
>
> > Did someone recently mention that it
> > was thought this has an extra track?
>
> Probably.  I used to have the old Japanese VHS issue (NTSC) of this, and
> then when I got the DVD, realized that Wind of Change, which runs about 3
> minutes through the final credits, was left off the DVD.  In my recent
> efforts to digitize my entire music collection to 192kbps/AAC, starting with
> all my analogue music, and then my VHS's and DVD's (decrypting to audio
> only), I realized also that I had sold off my VHS copy thinking I had that
> entire thing.  So, lacking Wind of Change, I went online and found somewhere
> (probably YouTube) that had it there, so I 'recorded' it via Audacity (audio
> quality lacking to some extent, but better than nothing), and added that
> exported AAC track to the DVD-sourced audio files I had already made.
>
> > Just started a new job and a contact there this morning
> > mentioned he has kit which can play a laser disc and
> > transfer it to DVD. Worth a shot?
>
> Sure...and if, after finishing, you post it up on YouTube (with superior
> audio), I'll redo my audio-AAC recording and thank you kindly.  :)  IIRC,
> Simon House plays on it, so it sounds a lot more 'complete' than the Palace
> Springs tour versions.
>
> Hey, I also just 'recorded' the audio of Hawkwind doing WGWTW live on
> German TV with Ginger Baker and Keith Hale(?), immediately before they were
> sacked.  Again, audio is not primo quality, but I'd never heard this before
> or knew of it, so I was happy to snag it.  Somebody posted this to YouTube
> as well.  Apparently, they also did Motorway City for this show (Feb. 1981),
> and was wondering if anyone had that as well.
>
> I also recorded, not too long ago, a pretty cool version of Hassan I Sahba
> live, obviously Quark-era tour (77 or 78 prolly), with Bob Calvert natch,
> that someone uploaded to Grooveshark with no source info.
>
> Keith H.
>