Nektar - Pure DVD - late '60s 4001 at work

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Nektar - Pure DVD - late '60s 4001 at work

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I am currently reviewing the upcoming Nektar Live DVD, and bassist Randy Dembo is seen performing with a late '60s (assumed) mapleglo 4001. Horseshoe, toaster, checker binding, full width inlays and (groan) Badass bridge. The PDF has a better look at the bass.

The band page also shows guitarist Ray Albrighton playing a rather suspicious looking doubleneck.
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Oh, I REALLY like Nektar.

I haven't heard them mentioned in YEARS. Time to dig out my RECYCLED LP and tick off the neighbors!
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Great group. They are played a lot on XM40 Deep Tracks - always getting updates on their latest antics and they played live at the XP Performance Theater. Wish I lived in DC.... A lot of outstanding artists play live there.

When I got out the ole turntable a few years ago, Recycled was one LP I brought up to play (also Remember The Future). My middle daughter liked it. But then she has really good taste in music - very diverse but they have to be musicians. I got her a Takemine acoustic for Christmas in '04. Clean fingers.
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Yes I have RTF on vinyl too. Good band.
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The band perform the complete RTF on the new DVD, which also includes an acoustic set on the second disc. Although I had heard about them before, this was my first real listening experience. I'll be looking to pick up a few CDs in the future.
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There's a blast from the past - A Tab In The Ocean has always been one of my favourites. I found a DVD from 2002 through Google - is this the same one, or a new release?
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This is a new release "Pure: Live in Germany", comes out June 6 on SPV. It has a purple cover. Here's the track list:

DVD 1: Live at WDR Rockpalast in 2004
1. A Tab In The Ocean
2. Dream Nebula/Desolation Valley/Waves
3. Remember The Future Part I
4. Remember The Future Part II
5. Cast Your Fate
6. The Debate
7. Cryin’ In The Dark/King Of Twilight
8. That’s Life
9. Show Me The Way
10. A Day In The Life Of A Preacher/Squeeze/Mr. H.
11. Recycled
12. Good Day
13. Fidgety Queen

DVD 2: Acoustic Set:
1. Do You Believe In Magic
2. Telephone
3. Always
4. Good Day
Special Features including: Interview, Slideshow, Biography, Discography.

5.1 sound, 16x9 enhanced. Looks and sounds very good.
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Hmmm.... just in time to make it onto the Father's Day list....
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>>>DVD 2: Acoustic Set:
1. Do You Believe In Magic

First song I learned on bass oh so many years ago.
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