The New Barbarians - Buried Alive
Review by Serge Populov
The album "Buried Alive" by New Barbarians is a testament to the band's musical prowess and their ability to create a cohesive and engaging sound. The album is a mix of bluesy rock and roll, with hints of funk and soul, that showcases the band's versatility and musicianship.
The album's opening track, "Sweet Little Rock and Roller," sets the tone for the rest of the record with its driving rhythm and catchy hooks. The album's lead single, "Buried Alive," is a standout track that features a soaring guitar solo and powerful vocals from lead singer Ronnie Wood.
Throughout the album, the band shows off their ability to create dynamic and engaging songs that keep the listener hooked. Tracks like "F.U.C. Her" and "Mystifies Me" showcase the band's funkier side, while "Seven Days" and "Before They Make Me Run" are classic rock and roll anthems.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Am I Grooving You | ||
| Am I Grooving You? | ||
| I Can Feel The Fire | ||
| Before They Make Me Run | ||
| Come To Realise | ||
| Seven Days | ||
| Mystifies Me | ||
| Sure The One You Need | ||
| Apartment No. 9 | ||
| Infekshun | ||
| Worried Life Blues | ||
| Rock Me Baby | ||
| Let's Go Steady | ||
| Honky Tonk Women | ||
| F.U.C. Her | ||
| Buried Alive | ||
| Sweet Little Rock N Roller | ||
| Breathe On Me | ||
| Lost & Lonely | ||
| Sweet Little Rock'n'Roller | ||
| Apartment # 9 | ||
| Love In Vain | ||
| Jumping Jack Flash |
Video
The New Barbarians - Buried Alive - May 3, 1979
Images
Catalog Numbers
- TSP-CD-066-2
- TSP 066-3
- NB 050579
Labels
- The Swingin' Pig
- Not On Label
- Wooden Records
- A Barbaric Record Production
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Formats
- 2 × CD
- Album
- Remastered
- Unofficial Release
- 3 × Vinyl
- LP
- VHS
- NTSC
- 20 × File
- MP3
- Stereo
- VBR
- Gold/Green/Turquois
- 2 × Vinyl
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Copyright (c) | The Swingin' Pig Records |
| Remastered At | Pauler Acoustics |
| Recorded At | Capital Centre |
| Lacquer Cut At | Pauler Acoustics |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass | Stanley Clarke |
| Drums | Ziggaboo Modeliste |
| Guitar | Ron Wood |
| Harmonica | Ron Wood |
| Lead Vocals | Ron Wood |
| Vocals | Keith Richard |
| Keyboards | Ian McLagan |
| Saxophone | Bobby Keys |
| Lacquer Cut By | Günter Pauler (tracks: G.P.) |
| Piano | Keith Richards |
Notes
- Recorded live at the Capitol Centre Arena, Largo, Maryland, May 5, 1979.
- Recorded live at the Capitol Center Arena, Largo, Maryland, May 5, 1979.
- "Largo, Maryland May 5, 1979"
- Live at Capitol Center Arena,Largo, MD, USA May 5th 1979
- Ron Wood - vocals, guitar
- Keith Richard - guitar, vocals
- Stanley Clarke - bass
- Ian McLagan - keyboards
- Bobby Keys - saxophone
- Ziggaboo Modeliste - drums
- LP 1 Gold marbleded, LP 2 Green marbleded and LP3 Turquois marbleded.
- Recorded in Maryland, 1979.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (CD 1): I.C.P TSP CD 066-1
- Matrix / Runout (CD 2): I.C.P TSPCD 066-2
- Rights Society: GEMA
- Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched [Xed out 7]): TSP-0X66 A NO NOISE G.Pauler
- Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched ): TSP-066 B NO NOISE G.P.
- Matrix / Runout (Side C runout, etched ): TSP-066 C NO NOISE G.P.
- Matrix / Runout (Side D runout, etched ): TSP-066 D NO NOISE G.P.
- Matrix / Runout (Side E runout, etched ): TSP-066 E NO NOISE G.P.
- Matrix / Runout (Side F runout, etched ): TSP-066 F NO NOISE G.P.
- Rights Society (Boxed): GEMA
About The New Barbarians
Name Vars
- Keith Richards & The New Barbarians
- New Barbarians
- Ron Wood & The New Barbarians
- The Vegetarians
Members
- Stanley Clarke
- Keith Richards
- Joseph Modeliste
- Bobby Keys
- Ron Wood
- Ian McLagan
Summary by Serge Populov
Comments
Saw this show in Detroit. Still have the t shirt.
great album... i play often, still. but they sucked large live.
Saw them in Detroit,so good I saw them two days in a row ????
Saw this lineup in Denver, they were an hour and a half late, but was it ever worth it. One of the best live shows I ever saw. Sat 4th row back from Ronnie, so good.
No alcohol nor drugs were taken before this show
Ayeee a classsic
Savage vocals.
Couldn't imagine the millenials digging this.
I saw this concert, in Cincy. Started out great then my"friends" thought it would be cool to see me trippin, so they dropped some acid in my beer when I wasn't looking, I never saw the end of the concert.....or the next day. I think they used too much.
saw them in 79 at the old Chicago Amphitheatre- the old warehouse that worked perfectly for this ragged and slightly off kilter band- but they pulled it off and it was one of the best shows I ever saw.
Saw the NB's in San Diego - incredible!
Wheres Keef?
Yeah, OK! I think the album version with Charlie is infinitely better than this and the video with Ringo.
