Kevin Gilbert's GIRAFFE: Lamb 20th Anniv. CD Details

[ombasan]

Will we ever get something "new" from the estate?

[Gruno]

I am confident there will be more Kevin Gilbert releases within the next 18 months.

[Nearfest2]

What else could there be?

[Gruno]

What else could there be?

I wish I could disclose all the info regarding content that has potential to see release. However, from past occurrences, it is best to not release that information publicly until there is a secured release schedule.

[ombasan]

Let's keep our fingers crossed, then.
There is material in bad quality "out there" which I would gladly pay for to have in better quality. Maybe there are other things we don't even know about?

[Gruno]

Maybe there are other things we don't even know about?

[Nearfest2]

Sly dog.

[Steve983]

Well there's this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_c0aoOgWVg

[Gruno]

Well there's this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_c0aoOgWVg

I was a fan of Mr. Big and have quite a few of Paul Gilbert's solo CDs. This does have the Kevin Gilbert connection, in that this was engineered and recorded by John Cuniberti.

[mnprogger]

odd review of Shaming, although I agree with him appreciating the cultural importance

[Mythos]

Available mid-November 2014

Kevin Gilbert's GIRAFFE
A 20th Anniversary Performance Of
“The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway”

Recorded live at Valley Arts Center, Los Angeles • November 8, 1994.

Audio recorded and mixed by Kevin Gilbert.

The Band was:
Kevin Gilbert: Vocals, Organ, 12 String on “The Musical Box”
David Kerzner: Hammond Organ, RMI Electric Piano,
Novatron, Yamaha CP-70B, ARP Pro-soloist
Stan Cotey: Bass, Bass Pedals, 12 String Electrics
Dan Hancock: Guitars
Nick D’Virgilio: Drums, Backing Vocals

- The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
- Fly On A Windshield
- Broadway Melody Of 1974
- In The Cage
- The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging
- Back In N.Y.C.
- The Carpet Crawlers
- Lilywhite Lilith
- The Lamia
- The Colony Of Slippermen
- In The Rapids
- It/Watcher Of The Skies
- The Musical Box

That was an awesome performance, I WAS THERE...! Anyone else there?

[Paulrus]

That was Progfest 2. I was there. There's footage of parts of it floating around.

[Gruno]

odd review of Shaming, although I agree with him appreciating the cultural importance

Horrible video.

[Progatron]

odd review of Shaming, although I agree with him appreciating the cultural importance

Horrible video.

Yeah, I watched a review of his once, and it was all I needed to know I never need to watch another one.

[3RDegree_Robert]

Let's keep our fingers crossed, then.
There is material in bad quality "out there" which I would gladly pay for to have in better quality. Maybe there are other things we don't even know about?

[3RDegree_Robert]

Yeah, I watched a review of his once, and it was all I needed to know I never need to watch another one.

He did a much better job in his review of our album from last year. He's an enthusiastic fan who actually attends prog shows (and not the 70's bands!) but he does mispronounce stuff and for this review he wasn't very prepared. I think that's why he was reticent to review it. Based on his age and his enthusiasm for the prog of TODAY, I'm a fan.

[mnprogger]

bump.

Scotty Smith who was a drummer with Giraffe just uploaded these:

[interbellum]

Great find! Thanks for sharing. As you might know Scott Smith also released a CD-R (now available as download) in 2002 which featured Kevin on a couple of tracks, called Tales From The Treefort Vol. One.

I didn't know Kevin was inspired by Trevor Horn.

[ytserush]

bump.

Scotty Smith who was a drummer with Giraffe just uploaded these:

I heard about these back in the mid-'90s. Back then there was some doubt that these would ever see the light of day but perhaps we live in a different time.

[interbellum]

I heard about these back in the mid-'90s. Back then there was some doubt that these would ever see the light of day but perhaps we live in a different time.

I guess the title of the second track speaks for itself ;-)

[ytserush]

I guess the title of the second track speaks for itself ;-)

Apparently.

[ytserush]

Great find! Thanks for sharing. As you might know Scott Smith also released a CD-R (now available as download) in 2002 which featured Kevin on a couple of tracks, called Tales From The Treefort Vol. One.

I didn't know Kevin was inspired by Trevor Horn.

Thanks! Didn't know about the CD-R.