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	Stage Fright - ALTERNATE MIX by The Band: Album Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The usual procedure for audiophile releases is to use the original released master of the album.
		The group turned copies of the multitrack tapes from the Stage Fright sessions over to the album's producer, Todd Rundgren, and to engineer Glyn Johns, whom they'd met at the Isle of Wight Festival, and asked each to prepare a mix.
		According to one account, the album released in 1970 consisted of seven songs prepared by Rundgren and three Johns tracks, but it's also been claimed that the Johns mixes were all that were used (that fits with the credits of the original album).
	www.mp3.com /albums/264358/reviews.html (369 words)

	The Band Album Reviews
		Stage Fright (Capitol ’70, '00) Rating: A- Though not quite as fresh or consistent as Music From Big Pink or The Band, time has only been kind to Stage Fright, which was widely perceived as a disappointment upon its release.
		Stage Fright can be seen as the band’s reaction to fame and fortune and all its attendant excesses (primarily drugs), and as a result the album sounds slightly world weary and features a darker hued perspective.
		They give it their all, though, and this is still an essential album because of the many guests who were invited for this concert, which sent The Band off in grand style (it was their last concert with all the original band members).
	www.geocities.com /sfloman/theband.html (2086 words)

	End Stage Fright And Perform Brilliantly. London Based Hypnotherapy And NLP
		The techniques used to end stage fight and empower the person to go into that state of flow when they are absolutely at their best are quite similar to those used to stop someone being afraid of public speaking.
		Stage fright occurs when the person's imagination is a little out of control, and thoughts that they don't want to think seem to automatically come to mind.
		The 'cause' of the stage fright is totally irrelevant in terms of resolving the fear, unless it is the case that the person is continually thinking of a specific event when things went wrong.
	www.justbewell.com /help_stop_stage_fright_hypnotherapy_nlp_london.html (670 words)

	Stage Fright by The Band: Album Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Several of the album's later songs seemed to be metaphors for trouble the group was encountering, with "The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show" commenting on the falseness of show business, "Daniel and the Sacred Harp" worrying about a loss of integrity, and the title song talking about the pitfalls of fortune and fame.
		The Band was widely acclaimed after its first two albums; Stage Fright seemed to be the group's alarmed response, which made it their most nakedly confessional.
		It was certainly different from their previous work, which had tended toward story songs set in earlier times, but it was hardly less compelling for that.
	www.mp3.com /albums/1043/reviews.html (237 words)

	Albums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Usually, in popular music, an album of an artist or group simply consists of a number of unconnected songs that the members of the group or the artist have written or have chosen to cover version.
		For this album, the members of the band were each supposed to adopt a fictionalized persona, and the title song, styled as the theme song of the fictional Lonely Hearts Club Band, wraps around the rest of the album like bookends.
		However, most of the songs on the album are unrelated to the theme, and the fictional characters have little life beyond the introduction of Ringo as Billy Shears on the first track.
	read-and-go.hopto.org /Albums (500 words)

	Amazon.com: Music: Stage Fright [EXTRA TRACKS] [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Stage Fright is littered with lesser-known Robbie Robertson compositions possessing more modest charms than the overplayed likes of "The Weight" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." The title track is uncommonly hard-eyed and modern; Richard Manual's vocal, like most of his turns at the mic, is sparkling.
		On the other hand, "Stage Fright" showed that The Band's music was capable of going in a different direction, as they would continue to prove throughout their tenure in the 70s.
		Although "Stage Fright" may not be quite as amazing as its immediate predecessor, it is a wonderful album in its own right, and one of The Band's two or three best records.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004W50Z?v=glance (2565 words)

	Cameron Crowe - Eyes & Ears - Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		With the release of the new Carole King album, Music, she is in the same situation The Band was in with Stage Fright, Cat Stevens is in with Teaser and the Firecat, and James Taylor was in with the release of Mud Slide Slim.
		Tapestry, one of the most successful albums in recording history, was Carole King after she found her strength.
		For the new album, Miss King has employed the same group of musicians that has accompanied her throughout her previous albums: James Taylor and Danny "Kootch" Kortchmar on lead guitars, her husband, Charley Larkey, on bass, and Russ Kunkel on drums.
	www.cameroncrowe.com /eyes_ears/articles/crowe_jrl_carole_king.html (512 words)

	Stage Fright Music
		The quintet's first two albums were such towering achievements that the group came to lean on its songs, turning the lion's share of them into concert staples.
		Stage Fright is littered with lesser-known Robbie Robertson compositions possessing more modest charms than the overplayed likes of 'The Weight' and 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.' The title track is uncommonly hard-eyed and modern; Richard Manuel's vocal, like most of his turns at the mic, is sparkling.
		Recorded in the haven of the Woodstock Playhouse in New York, "Stage Fright" has a loose, and most likely unintentional, theme that expresses the burdens of the music scene; it captures The Band (particularly songwriter Robbie Robertson) in a spotlight of praise from fans and critics that they were maybe unprepared for.
	hotrodding.us /ItemId/B00004W50Z (829 words)

	details on (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It is well known that by 1975 when this album was recorded, The Band was much less a band than they used to be, not due to loss of talent, but loss of the easygoing friendships that had fueled the first two albums.
		But the album’s centrepiece has to be the epic “Acadian Driftwood", a nearly seven minute folkish narrative which chronicles the story of the Acadians, a people exiled from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in the 1750s.
		Also, this album sounds more late 70’s due to Garth’s experimentation rather than the bland -Islands- that marked their departure (yes, it does have some good songs).
	www.ageofinspirations.com /cgaindex.php?p=B00005B4GA (784 words)

	RollingStone.com: Stage Fright : The Band : Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Finally reissued with a touch of class, Big Pink and The Band are two of rock's few perfect albums, immaculate reflections of their time (the retreat from acid and yippie street antics) and master fictions told with the spit and color of a fur trapper's memoirs.
		Neither record needs bonus tracks for improvement, but the fistful on each album are sweet gravy.
		Stage Fright and Cahoots, also remastered and fattened with outtakes, suffer mostly in comparison to their predecessors.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/205611/theband?pageid=rs.ArtistDiscography&pageregion=triple4 (1347 words)

	The Band (Brown Album)
		Interesting to note is that Robbie Robertson wrote most of the material while their first release was more of a group effort.
		This CD is often referred to as “ The Brown Album ”; it yielded The Band with their first certified platinum in December 1991.
		It was one of several songs on the album that had an "old-timey" feel.
	www.thebestofwebsite.com /Bands/Band_The/The_Band.htm (185 words)

	StarPolish: Advice, Artists, CDs, Rewards & Grants, Resources, and Current Issues for Aspiring Musicians, Bands and ...
		The problem of stage fright or performance anxiety keeps coming up, but that does not surprise me. Many surveys of working musicians show that about 30% are plagued with this issue.
		I believe that stage fright can be a rather complex problem, so I want to suggest some more ways in which you can take a look at the performance fears that are undermining your playing.
		Fright is often caused by always looking ahead and never stopping to enjoy how far we have actually come.
	www.starpolish.com /features/article.asp?id=664 (746 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Well today, Myth recorded his first song for his next album in Stage Fright's studio, & tha song is called "Non Fiction".
		He has Stage Fright, Metafisix, Hexsagon, and a cople of other people behind tha music on this album.
		He has done around, 6 songs for tha album but is said to have 17 or so tracks.
	www.flip-script.com /cutenews/shownews.php?subaction=showcomments&id=1097924724 (276 words)

	The Band - Stage Fright [Japan]: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Stage Fright [Japan] [+] by The Band Â [+]
		Despite the title, the Japanese edition of Stage Fright is actually just a 'best of" compilation.
		The twelve tracks featured are from different albums, and was named Stage Fright because of the first track on the album.
	music.com /release/stage_fright/3 (198 words)

	paperdrums.com - here comes the argument... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Reference points aside, Stage Fright is more a logical extension of the sounds of the past than a straight-up rehash.
		Though he sounds close to insanity for the 24-minute duration of the album, Anderson is well aware of his powers as a vocalist.
		One small complaint would be that, at 24 minutes, Stage Fright feels more like a light appetizer than a meal.
	www.paperdrums.com /rapiderLAS.html (363 words)

	The Band
		Had he given the album an 8 or a 7, citing the music as muddled, dreary pseudo-Dylan country-rock fodder, it could have spawned the massive civil war that would divide all Starostin followers in two camps, and the East Starostists would one day violently overcome the west Starostists.
		Overall rating for this album is 15 in fact if I had to give 1969 a rating for music it would also get a 15.
		Around the time this came out the buzz was that the song "Stage Fright" was about Bob Dylan and his not playing a lot of concerts around that time.
	starling.rinet.ru /music/thebandc.htm (1720 words)

	CD Review: New Releases - Folk Music
		The Band's third album, Stage Fright, was, at the time of its release, a much misunderstood and underrated masterpiece.
		And, the somewhat muddy mix that many critics complained about at the time of Stage Fright's release on vinyl has been greatly helped by digitization's wider spectrum.
		If Stage Fright was under-appreciated by rock critics, then Cahoots was practically escorted out of town on a rail.
	www.balladtree.com /reviews/band2.htm (750 words)

	Turkee Fright - Stage Three !!! - Topic Powered by Infopop
		Iffin ya kno wha Stage 3 is, thn thar ain't reely no reason ta hav ta explain it inta great detale.
		Rite afta I am 'bout ta complete th turn,...I heers STAGE 3 bein played....."puck-puck-puck"....an naaw too loud, an naaw with th panik,...butt with a steady "puck-puck"...an all th tyme amovin away.
		This wast definitely Stage 3 !!!...an th game with this byrd wast ovr fer th day.
	muzzleloadermag.infopop.cc /eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/71610091/m/840102745 (513 words)

	The Band
		In 1975 a set of eight newly recorded Band tracks (almost an album's worth) were hidden in the official release of the Basement Tapes, the group's widely bootlegged 1967 double album with Bob Dylan.
		The first solo album by a Band member, with guest stars like Eric Clapton, Ron Wood, Helm, Hudson, and Manuel, a lot of well-known L.A. session players, and music by Danko (but lyrics by collaborators).
		His last solo album before the Band reformed without Robertson and turned into a small-time oldies act, confusingly lacking a title like his 1978 record because (presumably) it was his only Capitol release.
	www.warr.org /theband.html (3631 words)

	Northern Lights-Southern Cross Music
		The strongest Band album since "Stage Fright", "Northern Lights, Southern Cross" was The Band's first studio album in four years.
		This album covers everything and shows why Robertson may well be the greatest songwriter ever.
		Their first 3 albums were immediate favourites, but "Cahoots" was a disappointment and I did not like "Moondog Matinee" ( all old covers) at all, when it was released in 1973; later I have come to appreciate that album too.
	hotrodding.us /ItemId/B00005B4GA (551 words)

	ANTHONY PHILLIPS discography, MP3 and reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Following "Trespass", GENESIS' second album, PHILLIPS left (purportedly due to stage fright) and was replaced by Steve HACKETT.
		This album (1977) by Ant is my second favorite PHILLIPS album after "Wise After the Event".
		As you well have gathered, "Anthology" (1995) is an album that has a compilation of tracks from his solo career.
	www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=779 (559 words)

	Mirror.co.uk - 3am - NOEL'S STAGE FRIGHT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Well, wild they certainly went - booing as soon as he stepped on stage and lobbing lager at the poor poppet.
		It was so bad, the unimpressed star appeared to have a hissy fit and stormed off stage.
		We hear Oasis's sixth album is coming on rather slowly.
	www.mirror.co.uk /3am/page.cfm?objectid=14794015&method=full (429 words)

	Michael Johnson - Dealing with Stage Fright
		I will never forget singing the national anthem at a world series game in Minneapolis, looking up at that big TV screen and there, staring down in judgment was my own huge and menacing face.
		We've all heard the hollow statements like, "A little stage fright is good for you—keeps you on your toes." Wimpy little false hope, placebo-like words recited by someone who's not going to be onstage tonight.
		Consider these: The first thing you're going to say; how you're going to enter; how to adjust yourself on stage at the beginning (do try to avoid that huge "popping" sound when you plug in your guitar, people don't like it when you hurt them).
	www.mjblue.com /pfright.html (939 words)

	making yoga work from you from yoga at work yoga weekends in cornwall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Sue Aston the violinist and composer knows all about stage fright and the damage it can do.
		'Stage fright is one of the commonest and most natural problems of being a performer.
		We have developed techniques that are unique in helping musicians actors and public speakers control and combat stage fright and performance anxiety.
	www.workinbalance.com /performance.htm (656 words)

	The Band -- The Ultimate Omnibus! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Still Stage Fright offers highlights, and was better than most of the music that came out that year.
		Of all the albums of this type, that is major artists seeking to rediscover their muse by visiting their past (John Lennon's "Rock and Roll", Paul McCartney's "Back in the USSR", etc.) this is the best one.
		He has recorded a handful of solo albums, but apart from one or two highlights per record they have come nowhere near the heights of marvel reached by The Band at its peak.
	www.greenmanreview.com /cd/CD_omni_theband.html (2420 words)

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		His debut solo album, Jordan Knight, is due May 11, and its first single, a slice of hip-hop funk called "Give It To You", is already sprinting up Billboard's Hot 100.
		I'm excited to be back." And not a moment too soon, says his pal Robin Thicke, 22, the son of actor Alan Thicke who helped write and produce the album: "He was not as eager to be seen again as he was eager in the right way.
		Although their 1987 debut album flopped, they broke out the following year with their second effort, Hangin' Tough, which spawned the hits "You Got It (The Right Stuff)", and "Please Don't Go Girl".
	www.geocities.com /southbeach/cove/3753/block.html (728 words)

	USATODAY.com - Streisand's Christmas offering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		When Barbra Streisand finished recording Christmas Memories on Sept. 7, she was satisfied that the album echoed depth and drama that went beyond a cozy celebration of the holiday season.
		Streisand is no psychic, but she long sensed a coming catastrophe, and that apprehension may have cultivated the album's spiritual tone and quest for harmony.
		Christmas Memories, only her second holiday album, was recorded 35 years after A Christmas Album, a seasonal classic that has sold more than 5 million copies.
	www.usatoday.com /life/music/2001-12-12-streisand.htm (1256 words)

	deviantART: sasquatch123456: stage fright
		i dont know if i should swich mad world and lasting impression, because lasting impressions lyrics imply that it should be the last song on the album, but mad world is much longer.
		i think i want the album to be called stage fright, but thats a little cliche, and its prolly already used, gimmie some more titles...
		also, at some point i might be having a contest to see who can design the sweetest album cover, the prize will probably be like a free copy of the album and a credit in the front...
	sasquatch123456.deviantart.com /journal/5037645 (431 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET
		The album is the first the band have recorded for their new label, Sire, and is described by frontman Ville Valo as sounding "like a gothed-up BON JOVI." Speaking to the U.K.'s Rock Sound magazine, he said, "Last time, on 'Love Metal', we wanted it to be our BLACK SABBATH album.
		The album also further showcases him to be one of the most technically advanced guitarists in the business today.
		These prior gigs were before taking his notoriety to the next level with the release of "Vertigo", an album that many guitar fans described as "the guitar album of the new millennium." John 5 's eclectic influences combine for a truly unique guitar oriented record that once again sets new standards in the genre.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/index.aspx/sendtofriend.aspx?mode=article&storyID=36111 (6201 words)

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