CROWN OF THORNS/LIVE DALLAS 89

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The early 90s saw the birth of a new generation of rock'n'roll, and Seattle served as the backdrop for a bold and innovative genre. The concert of Mother Love Bone at Tommy's Bar in Deep Ellum, Dallas, on April 20, 1989, bears the marks of the beginnings of this vibrant new rock! Broadcast by Z Rock-FM, this precious recording reveals an important chapter in alternative rock and the Seattle grunge wave, which gave rise to bands with millions of albums sold, such as Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, and Alice In Chains. Unfortunately, singer Andrew Wood was unable to enjoy the recognition and praise received by Mother Love Bone following his untimely passing. But we can rejoice in the existence of recordings like this one, which offers a rare and valuable opportunity to delve into the roots of Seattle grunge. Original broadcast remastered by professionals, with commentary, rare archival photos, and a reproduction of the poster.