Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Through Eyes and Glass ~ Heart
2. Magic Man [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
3. How Deep It Goes [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
4. Crazy on You [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
5. Dreamboat Annie (Fantasy Child)/Dreamboat Annie Reprise [Edit] ~ Heart
6. Love Alive ~ Heart
7. Sylvan Song ~ Heart
8. Dream of the Archer ~ Heart
9. White Lightning & Wine [Live At the Aquarius] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
10. Barracuda [Live from BBC Radio Concert] ~ Heart
11. Little Queen ~ Heart
12. Kick It Out ~ Heart
13. Here Song [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
14. Heartless [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
15. Dog & Butterfly [Acoustic Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
16. Straight On ~ Heart
17. Nada One ~ Heart
Disc 2
Song Title
1. Bebe Le Strange ~ Heart
2. Silver Wheels Ii ~ Heart
3. Even It Up ~ Heart
4. Sweet Darlin' ~ Heart
5. City's Burning ~ Heart
6. Angels ~ Heart
7. Love Mistake ~ Heart
8. Lucky Day [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
9. Never [Live] - (previously unreleased, featuring John Paul Jones) ~ Heart
10. These Dreams ~ Heart
11. Nobody Home ~ Heart
12. Alone ~ Heart
13. Wait For an Answer ~ Heart
14. Unconditional Love [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
15. High Romance [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
16. Under the Sky [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
17. Desire Walks On [Beach Demo Version] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
Disc 3
Song Title
1. Kiss ~ Heart
2. Sand [Live] ~ Heart
3. Everything [Live] ~ Heart
4. She Still Believes [Live] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
5. Any Woman's Blues [Demo] - (previously unreleased, featuring Seattle Blues Revue Horns) ~ Heart
6. Strange Euphoria ~ Heart
7. Boppy's Back [Demo] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
8. Friend Meets Friend [Live] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
9. Love or Madness [Live] - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
10. Skin to Skin - (previously unreleased) ~ Heart
11. Fallen Ones ~ Heart
12. Enough ~ Heart
13. Lost Angel [Live] ~ Heart
14. Little Problems, Little Lies ~ Heart
15. Queen City ~ Heart
16. Hey You ~ Heart
17. Avalon (Reprise) ~ Heart
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| Audio Mixer: Thom Cadley. | |
| Recording information: A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA (01/09/1969); Aquarius Tavern, Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); Audio Recording, Inc., Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); Bad Animals, Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); Can Am, Tarzana, CA (01/09/1969); Can-Base Studios, Vancouver, BC (01/09/1969); Goodnight L.A., Van Nuys, CA (01/09/1969); Ice Station Zebra, Seattle (01/09/1969); Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA (01/09/1969); Mighty Mite, Los Angeles, CA (01/09/1969); Octopus' Garden, Los Angeles, CA (01/09/1969); One On One, North Hollywood, CA (01/09/1969); Plant Studios, Sausalito, CA (01/09/1969); Power Station, NY (01/09/1969); Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA (01/09/1969); Saratoga Mountain Winery, CA (01/09/1969); Seaside, OR (01/09/1969); Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); Sea-West Studios, Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); Studio 55, Los Angeles, CA (01/09/1969); Synergia Studio, Redmond, WA (01/09/1969); Synergy Studio, Redmond, WA (01/09/1969); The Back Yard, Los Angeles (01/09/1969); The Backstage, Seattle, WA (01/09/1969); The Record Plant, LA (01/09/1969); Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City (01/09/1969); Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA (01/09/1969); Vaughn Verdi's House, Los Angeles (01/09/1969); Washington State University, Pullman, WA (01/09/1969); Whoville, Seattle (01/09/1969); A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Aquarius Tavern, Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Audio Recording, Inc., Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Bad Animals, Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Can Am, Tarzana, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Can-Base Studios, Vancouver, BC (01/1985-04/1985); Goodnight L.A., Van Nuys, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Ice Station Zebra, Seattle (01/1985-04/1985); Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Mighty Mite, Los Angeles, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Octopus' Garden, Los Angeles, CA (01/1985-04/1985); One On One, North Hollywood, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Plant Studios, Sausalito, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Power Station, NY (01/1985-04/1985); Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Saratoga Mountain Winery, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Seaside, OR (01/1985-04/1985); Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Sea-West Studios, Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Studio 55, Los Angeles, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Synergia Studio, Redmond, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Synergy Studio, Redmond, WA (01/1985-04/1985); The Back Yard, Los Angeles (01/1985-04/1985); The Backstage, Seattle, WA (01/1985-04/1985); The Record Plant, LA (01/1985-04/1985); Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City (01/1985-04/1985); Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA (01/1985-04/1985); Vaughn Verdi's House, Los Angeles (01/1985-04/1985); Washington State University, Pullman, WA (01/1985-04/1985); Whoville, Seattle (01/1985-04/1985); A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Aquarius Tavern, Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Audio Recording, Inc., Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Bad Animals, Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Can Am, Tarzana, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Can-Base Studios, Vancouver, BC (02/1976-03/1976); Goodnight L.A., Van Nuys, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Ice Station Zebra, Seattle (02/1976-03/1976); Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Mighty Mite, Los Angeles, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Octopus' Garden, Los Angeles, CA (02/1976-03/1976); One On One, North Hollywood, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Plant Studios, Sausalito, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Power Station, NY (02/1976-03/1976); Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Saratoga Mountain Winery, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Seaside, OR (02/1976-03/1976); Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Sea-West Studios, Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Studio 55, Los Angeles, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Synergia Studio, Redmond, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Synergy Studio, Redmond, WA (02/1976-03/1976); The Back Yard, Los Angeles (02/1976-03/1976); The Backstage, Seattle, WA (02/1976-03/1976); The Record Plant, LA (02/1976-03/1976); Trump Taj Mahal, Atlantic City (02/1976-03/1976); Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA (02/1976-03/1976); Vaughn Verdi's House, Los Angeles (02/1976-03/1976); Washington State University, Pullman, WA (02/1976-03/1976); Whoville, Seattle (02/1976-03/1976); A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA (03/27/1989); Aquarius Tavern, Seattle, WA (03/27/1989); Audio Recording, Inc., Seattle, WA (03/27/1989); Bad Animals, Seattle, WA (03/27/1989); Can Am, Tarzana, CA (03/27/1989); Can-Base Studios, Vancouver, BC (03/27/1989). | |
| Photographers: Don Hunstein; Janet Macoska; Norman Seeff; Pieter Maz?l; Neal Preston; Roger Ressmeyer; Randee St. Nicholas; Jeff Diffner. | |
| It's almost astonishing that it took until 2012 for Strange Euphoria, the first multi-disc retrospective box set of Heart's five-decade-plus career, to arrive. The set contains three CDs and a live concert DVD entitled "The Second Ending," shot between February and March of 1976 for Washington State's KSWU-TV. Strange Euphoria is nearly everything a retrospective like this should be. It's packaged in a square white slipcase with the band's logo embossed in silver, and a die-cut heart dead center. The discs are encased in a quadra-fold cover, illustrated with a photo collage of album covers, band shots, singles, posters, etc. The 60-page book contains lots of rare photos, but most importantly, it features a track-by-track commentary from Ann and Nancy Wilson on the songs they chose for the box. In a sense, these poignant observations are a teaser for both their forthcoming autobiography, Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul and Rock & Roll, to be issued in September, and their upcoming album Fanatic, due in October 2012. The song choices here are chock-full of hits, balanced by numerous rarities, demos, and live cuts. Figuring fans had the hits, the Wilson sisters chose to focus on the demos of iconic tracks as "Magic Man," "How Deep It Goes," "Crazy on You," "Heartless," "Dog & Butterfly," "Desire Walks On," "Under the Sky," etc., from all different periods in the band's history. Some of these, particularly "Magic Man and "Crazy on You," are revelatory in their contrast to the album versions. Among the rarities are the opening track on disc one, "Through the Eyes & Glass," released as Ann Wilson & the Daybreaks, their first recorded single in 1969, and numerous "basement tape"-style demos of other material that was never released such as "Boppy's Back" and "Any Woman's Blues" (the latter with the Seattle Blues Revue Horns). The live stuff is just as credible; check "Barracuda," "White Lightning & Wine," and "Never" (with John Paul Jones), along with various selections from the Lovemongers' "Kiss," "Sand," "She Still Believes," and more. That said, it is live that Heart is at its most original, and would that there were more of this material. The DVD was Heart's portion of a public television documentary, but the clip finds them performing nine tunes, including fine versions of "Dreamboat Annie," "Sing Child," "Magic Man," and more. While the purchase of box sets is usually reserved for an act's most loyal following, Strange Euphoria is also a fantastic introduction to one of rock's most enduring bands. ~ Thom Jurek | |
Producer: Daniel Mendez; Dave Dysart; David Leonard; David Thoener; Duane Baron; Rob Perkins; Patrick McDougal; Jason Shavey; Jimmy Iovine; Vaughn Verdi; John Paul Jones; John Purdell; Keith Olsen; Mike Flicker; Richie Zito; Rolf Henneman; Ron Nevison; Shelly Yakus |
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Engineer: Daniel Mendez; Dave Dysart; David Leonard; David Thoener; Duane Baron; Rob Perkins; Patrick McDougal; Jason Shavey; Jimmy Iovine; Vaughn Verdi; John Paul Jones; John Purdell; Keith Olsen; Mike Flicker; Richie Zito; Rolf Henneman; Ron Nevison; Shelly Yakus |
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Musical Guests | |
| John Paul Jones | |
| Seattle Blues Revue Horns | |
Compilation Appearances
| L-Word: Season 2 | |
| Now That's What I Call Music: 80's | |
| Now: Classic Rock | |
| Now That's What I Call Power Ballads | |
| Easy 80S | |
| Now That's What I Call Classic Rock H |
Technical Info
| Release Date : 2012 | |
| Original Release Date : 2012 | |
| Catalog ID : 88691937362 | |
| Label : Sony Legacy | |
| Number of Discs : 4 | |
| Studio/Live : Mixed | |
| Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00886919373622 |

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