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List Price: $10.98 | | Label: Rykodisc
Salesrank: 594612
Released: October 17, 1990 |
| Our Price: $86.34 |
| Used Price: $4.99 |
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| Media: Audio Cassette |
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Live at Winterland Track Listing:
1. Prologue
2. Fire
3. Manic Depression
4. Sunshine of Your Love
5. Spanish Castle Magic
6. Red House
7. Killing Floor
8. Tax Free
9. Foxey Lady
10. Hey Joe
11. Purple Haze
12. Wild Thing
13. Epilogue
Live at Winterland Reviews:
Ok condition for Ok price 
2009-04-28 - Cd was in ok condition, Plays alright, but pretty scratched up. I was under the impression it was in better shape.
The best of the 'early' period Hendrix concerts 
2008-10-23 - This is the probably the finest concert recording of the early experience. His 'west coast' shows were usually the first, where he stretched out into more improv territory.
Blistering versions of his staples - Hey Joe, Fire, Foxy Lady, Red House...and some great jams (sunshine of your love, killing floor, tax free). Superb.
not the most famous Hendrix concert, but maybe the best 
2008-07-02 - ...at least of those that were recorded in such a brilliant audio-quality.
I know, it's not Woodstock or Monterey, but I hardly know any other live recording of the Experience, where Jimi, Mitch, and Noel are merging so perfectly into one deep, rich unit of sound. It all fits together.
As mentioned before, all the "hits" like "Foxy Lady", "Purple Haze", or "Hey Joe" that Jimi soon got tired to play, are sounding extremely vivid on this recording.
It's hard to point out some of the songs in particular, but what makes that record especially so extraordinary to me is:
the only life version of "Manic depression" (at least I've never heard any other in that quality),
a superb "Spanish castle magic",
an incredible great "Tax free"-Jam,
a version of "Killing floor" different to all the others you might know,
the best "Hey Joe" with a superb intro,
and maybe not the longest but for sure the heaviest "Wild thing" you can get.
P.S: It was my first Hendrix-record, that I bought when I was 13 years old, back in 1987.
One evening I heard the 4th side of the LP (Hey Joe, Purple Haze, Wild thing) on radio.
Until that evening I just knew the name Hendrix...it sounds stupid, but these 15 minutes of music changed my life. It was a crucial experience to me and it teached me what music -in its best moments- really is about.
the BEST Hendrix album ... 
2008-04-27 - I bought this CD in 1987 and was amazed by it then, and still am now. What are its virtues?
1) Incredible performances by Hendrix, Redding, and Mitchell. This record captures the band at their peak, and the playing is outstanding throughout.
2) Sound quality: This live recording sounds like it was made yesterday, not 1968. The clarity of the instruments is far better than on 95% of the studio albums, much less live albums, made during this era. Rykodisc has done a fantastic job with the mix and digital mastering.
3) the SONGS: This record has all of my favorites: Fire, Manic Depression, Red House, Foxy Lady, Hey Joe, Purple Haze ... and two great hit covers, Wild Thing and Sunshine of your love. This is like a Greatest Hits record.
Overall, i can't recommend this album highly enough. Five Stars.
awsome 
2008-04-05 - great hendrix live show. back in 70's used to go to midnight movies on friday nights ,always had some great live hendrix shows,this has to be one of them as it catches him at his best doing his fav's rockin.