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# The Complete Albums Collection by Judas Priest

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Review: You know you know - This box set amounts to the most complete (officially released) collection of music from the original version of the Mahavishnu Orchestra, the band assembled by guitarist John McLaughlin in mid-1971. They produced two studio albums (their attempt at a third finally appeared in 1999) and a live set, which was released shortly before they broke up at the end of 1973. Their technical ability, detailed polyrhythmic compositions (most of which were credited to McLaughlin) and powerful live performances garnered a following which belied the relative inaccessibility of their pioneering instrumental jazz-rock. Fans already know all this history, and will already have the previously-released albums, so the real questions here concern the new material contained in this set. This consists of a sparkling 15 minute version of "The Noonward Race" from the band's performance at the Mar Y Sol festival on April 3, 1972 (which has previously been released on a compilation, and has been in unofficial circulation for some time), plus a completely new set (lasting just over an hour) of other tracks from the same concerts that produced the "Between Nothingness and Eternity" live album. The band's real forte was in live performance; they toured constantly, and their setlist was completely restricted to the material from the studio albums, so by the time their live show was recorded near the end of their career, they were able to make the execution of this complicated music sound effortless. To have these official live versions of these tracks (as opposed to bootleg-ed versions of varying quality) after such a long time is a real joy, and they perfectly complement the much-loved studio versions. The packaging of this set is quite nice, with little cardboard sleeves for the discs, and a brief booklet (including some remarks about the band from McLaughlin) giving some recording information. Although it seems to be difficult to purchase in the UK at the moment, I'd recommend perseverance in trying to get hold of it, for the sake of the blistering live performances from this great band from long ago.
Review: The greatest jazz fusion band ever, finally available with perfect sound quality - There are many excellent reviews of this outstanding package already so I'll try to keep this brief. What you get is five disks, each in its own stiff card sleeve with the original album artwork, in a good quality hinged box together with a 16-page illustrated booklet. Fans will doubtless already have the three studio albums - `The Inner Mounting Flame', `Birds of Fire' and the finally-released-in-1999 `The Lost Trident Sessions' - in at least one format, plus the live-in-Central-Park album `Between Nothingness and Eternity' from August 1973. Disk 5 contains the rest of the August 1973 concert, hitherto unreleased. The remastering of the three studio albums is very good, but of the two live-in-Central-Park disks it's sublime. Every instrument is sharp, clear, in perfect balance and overall a big improvement on all previous releases of BNaE, which has always been criticised (justifiably) as having less-than-optimal sound quality. The remastering of BoF and TLTS brings out the mid-range and treble and is more obviously different/brighter than previous mixes, whereas TIMF sounds warmer and differs less from earlier mixes, especially the original vinyl album from 1971. TIMF contains a 15-minute bonus track of `The Noonward Race' recorded live-on-stage at the Mar Y Sol Festival in Puerto Rico in April 1972. Fans of this epic five-piece band will already know the visceral power of this complex and energetic music. Inside the high-octane intensity rock music nests the subtle complexities of jazz. Full of frenzied virtuoso playing, sudden time signature changes and complex musical patterns interwoven and multiply layered, there's never been anything quite like it. Unconditionally recommended.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01JT7120G |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (85) |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You know you know
*by J***N on 24 October 2012*

This box set amounts to the most complete (officially released) collection of music from the original version of the Mahavishnu Orchestra, the band assembled by guitarist John McLaughlin in mid-1971. They produced two studio albums (their attempt at a third finally appeared in 1999) and a live set, which was released shortly before they broke up at the end of 1973. Their technical ability, detailed polyrhythmic compositions (most of which were credited to McLaughlin) and powerful live performances garnered a following which belied the relative inaccessibility of their pioneering instrumental jazz-rock. Fans already know all this history, and will already have the previously-released albums, so the real questions here concern the new material contained in this set. This consists of a sparkling 15 minute version of "The Noonward Race" from the band's performance at the Mar Y Sol festival on April 3, 1972 (which has previously been released on a compilation, and has been in unofficial circulation for some time), plus a completely new set (lasting just over an hour) of other tracks from the same concerts that produced the "Between Nothingness and Eternity" live album. The band's real forte was in live performance; they toured constantly, and their setlist was completely restricted to the material from the studio albums, so by the time their live show was recorded near the end of their career, they were able to make the execution of this complicated music sound effortless. To have these official live versions of these tracks (as opposed to bootleg-ed versions of varying quality) after such a long time is a real joy, and they perfectly complement the much-loved studio versions. The packaging of this set is quite nice, with little cardboard sleeves for the discs, and a brief booklet (including some remarks about the band from McLaughlin) giving some recording information. Although it seems to be difficult to purchase in the UK at the moment, I'd recommend perseverance in trying to get hold of it, for the sake of the blistering live performances from this great band from long ago.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The greatest jazz fusion band ever, finally available with perfect sound quality
*by A***R on 18 July 2015*

There are many excellent reviews of this outstanding package already so I'll try to keep this brief. What you get is five disks, each in its own stiff card sleeve with the original album artwork, in a good quality hinged box together with a 16-page illustrated booklet. Fans will doubtless already have the three studio albums - `The Inner Mounting Flame', `Birds of Fire' and the finally-released-in-1999 `The Lost Trident Sessions' - in at least one format, plus the live-in-Central-Park album `Between Nothingness and Eternity' from August 1973. Disk 5 contains the rest of the August 1973 concert, hitherto unreleased. The remastering of the three studio albums is very good, but of the two live-in-Central-Park disks it's sublime. Every instrument is sharp, clear, in perfect balance and overall a big improvement on all previous releases of BNaE, which has always been criticised (justifiably) as having less-than-optimal sound quality. The remastering of BoF and TLTS brings out the mid-range and treble and is more obviously different/brighter than previous mixes, whereas TIMF sounds warmer and differs less from earlier mixes, especially the original vinyl album from 1971. TIMF contains a 15-minute bonus track of `The Noonward Race' recorded live-on-stage at the Mar Y Sol Festival in Puerto Rico in April 1972. Fans of this epic five-piece band will already know the visceral power of this complex and energetic music. Inside the high-octane intensity rock music nests the subtle complexities of jazz. Full of frenzied virtuoso playing, sudden time signature changes and complex musical patterns interwoven and multiply layered, there's never been anything quite like it. Unconditionally recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceptional - the power and intensity is extraordinary.
*by A***K on 8 May 2013*

You may well own "Inner Mountain Flame", "Birds of Fire", "Between Nothingness and Eternity" and "The Lost Sessions". If you are into The Mahavishnu Orchestra you SHOULD own them. Well - here, you are going to own them again, and believe me it is worth it! John McLaughlin, Jan Hammer, Rick Laird, Jerry Goodman and Billy Cobham - the ultimate band. The cohesion, the intensity is palpable; the energy is extraordinary, almost overwhelming. This amazing group of musicians redefined music. Jazz Fusion has often been a demanding genre to engage with; there are so many rock elements. Well, the power of this band leave the likes of Led Zeppelin in the shade, not that I am making any direct comparisons. Listening to Mahavishnu can be exhausting but, if you give it the space it needs - very rewarding. I own all the albums mentioned above and treasure them. However this set has unreleased jewels. "Inner Mountain Flame" has am extra track! A blistering live version of "Noonward Race" Then on Disc 5 you get the "unreleased" tracks from "Between Nothingness and Eternity" - and this, in my humble opinion really makes this set worthwhile; if you have the others? The ORIGINAL Mahavishnu Orchestra live and unleashed. At the time of its release "Between Nothingness and Eternity" contained unreleased tracks; the studio versions eventually appeared on "The Lost Sessions". Now we have Mahavishnu classics from "Inner Mountain Flame" and "Birds of Fire" live for the first time! Yes there have been countless bootlegs but this is "official". Relive this amazing and extraordinary band; Jazz Fusion AT ITS BEST!

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