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Third Matinee (or 3rd Matinee) was an American rock band formed by vocalist and bassist Richard Page with keyboardist Patrick Leonard. The group formed after the breakup of Page’s band, Mr. Mister, and the demise of Leonard’s band, Toy Matinee. Leonard and Page were writing partners whose efforts included the Madonna hit “I’ll Remember.”
The rest of the band were: Brian MacLeod (drums), Tim Pierce (guitar), and Guy Pratt (bass), Marc Bonilla (guitar) and was completed by keyboard player and Toto member Steve Porcaro.
Third Matinee released only one album, Meanwhile, which was released in 1994. It features artwork by Mark Ryden, who is also known as “the godfather of pop surrealism” and mastered the Lowbrow style. He previously designed artwork for Aerosmith’s Love In An Elevator, Michael Jackson’s Dangerous, and One Hot Minute by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
- 1: Steve Porcaro:in The Flesh
- 2: Ian Anderson:the Thin Ice
- 3: Steve Morse:another Brick In The Wall Part 1
- 4: Billy Sherwood:the Happiest Days Of Our Lives
- 5: Fee Waybill:another Brick In The Wall Part 2
- 6: Adrian Belew:mother
- 7: Steve Howe:goodbye Blue Sky
- 8: Robby Krieger:empty Spaces
- 9: Glenn Hughes:young Lust
- 10: Tommy Shaw:one Of My Turns
- 11: Robby Krieger:don't Leave Me Now
- 12: Steve Lukather:another Brick In The Wall Part 3
- 13: Tony Levin:goodbye Cruel World
- 14: Alan White:hey You
- 15: Adiran Belwe:is There Anybody Out There?
- 16: Rick Wakeman:nobody Home
- 17: Steve Howe:vera
- 18: Jay Schellen:bring The Boys Back Home
- 19: Chris Squire:comfortably Numb
- 20: Adrian Belew:the Show Must Go On
- 21: Adrian Belew:in The Flesh
- 22: Dweezil Zappa:run Like Hell
- 23: Tony Levin:waiting For The Worms
- 24: Billy Sherwood:stop
- 25: Malclm Mcdowell:the Trial
- 26: Billy Sherwood:outside The Wall
A real gem for collectors and fans of PINK FLOYD. On this double LP, world stars of rock history have joined hands to bow down to one of the greatest bands in music history with their versions of the legendary work "THE WALL". The complete THE WALL album interpreted by IAN ANDERSON, ADRIAN BELEW (King Crimson), ALAN WHITE (YES), RICK WAKEMAN (YES), ROBBY KRIEGER (THE DOORS), STEVE LUKATHER (TOTO), BILLY SHERWOOD (YES), TOMMY SHAW (STYX), DWEEZIL ZAPPA and many more.
- A1: On The Run (Live At Montreux 1991)
- A2: Kingdom Of Desire (Live At Montreux 1991)
- B1: I'll Be Over You (Live At Montreux 1991)
- B2: Africa (Live At Montreux 1991)
- C1: Jake To The Bone (Live At Montreux 1991)
- C2: Red House (Live At Montreux 1991)
- D1: Rosanna (Live At Montreux 1991)
- D2: I Want To Take You Higher (Live At Montreux 1991)
With hits such as ‘Africa’ and ‘Rosanna’, more than 40 million albums sold and over 40 years of a career, TOTO is without doubt one of the superlatives of music history.
In the early 90s they had a short period as a four-piece featuring Steve Lukather (guitar & lead vocals), David Paich (keyboards & vocals), Jeff Porcaro (drums & percussion) and Mike Porcaro (bass). The line-up, with some additional touring members, performed this concert at Montreux in July 1991 and went on to make the “Kingdom Of Desire” album released in 1992, shortly after the tragic early death of drummer Jeff Porcaro.
The Montreux show combines the then unreleased tracks from the “Kingdom Of Desire” album with classic hits and covers of songs by Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone. Now this set will become available as a heavyweight double vinyl gatefold edition.
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