Performer: Ian Hunter
Genre: Rock
Album: Standing In The Light
Released: 2004
Style: Glam
MP3 version ZIP size: 1991 mb
FLAC version RAR size: 1401 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1575 mb
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 348
Other Formats: MP1 AU WMA AC3 DTS AUD XM

Tracklist

1-1	F.B.I.
1-2	Once Bitten Twice Shy
1-3	When The Daylight Comes
1-4	Laugh At Me
1-5	I Wish I Was Your Mother
1-6	Cleveland Rocks
1-7	Bastard
1-8	Standing In The Light
1-9	Angeline
1-10	All The Way From Memphis
1-11	Walking With A Mountain/Rock 'N' Roll Queen
1-12	All The Young Dudes
1-13	Slaughter On 10th Ave.
2-1	Life After Death
2-2	Ships
2-3	Letter To Britannia From The Union Jack
2-4	We Gotta Get Out Of Here
2-5	While You Were Looking At Me
2-6	(I'm The) Teacher
2-7	Day Tripper
2-8	Tell It Like It Is
2-9	Pain
2-10	Women's Intuition
2-11	Wild East
2-12	Na Na Na

Notes

Disc One: Recorded at My Fathers place New York 1979 with Mick Ronson
Disc Two: Live Rarities
Comes with am eight page booklet.

Note from Dave Sleger:

This is a hodgepodge collection of live tracks spanning the years 1979 through 1989 culled from performances in Chicago, Long Island, Essen, Toronto, and San Jose. These shows were in support of Ian Hunter's 1979 release You're Never Alone With a Schizophrenic, 1980's Ian Hunter Live/Welcome to the Club, and 1989's Yui Orta. On the positive side, the unifying element on these tracks is Mick Ronson's stellar guitar playing and Hunter's exhaustive "rock 'til you drop" effort; however, this collection is also defined by the substandard audio quality of virtually all of the selections. But the aim of this release was to unearth rare and previously unreleased live versions of classic Hunter songs. So despite this album's obvious deficiencies, the raw energy and attitude of an Ian Hunter concert was indeed successfully captured. Whether employing the classic Mott the Hoople flavor on "Woman's Intuition" or arranging "Day Tripper" as a slow grind, Ian Hunter's approach to rock & roll has always been one of unpretentiousness, or more succinctly, "what you see is what you get." In a strange twist, the initial release of Missing in Action also included a limited bonus CD of live Hunter material called Collateral Damage, which included several more tracks from You're Never Alone With a Schizophrenic as well as Mott the Hoople classics lik Dave Slegere "All the Way From Memphis," "All the Young Dudes," and "Rock and Roll Queen" and the Ronson shop stopper "Slaughter on 10th Avenue." This is curious because the audio quality of Collateral Damage is noticeably superior to that of the official release. Therefore, Ian Hunter and Mott the Hoople fans may wish to seek out the rarer two-disc version of this release. ~

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