Live Extremities 96' question

For Ult, Ultra, Brontotex or anybody else that was at that show...does anybody remember who the other bands were that played that gig besides Ultimatum?

The show where Live Extremeties booteg was taped, I reckon.

I think that bootleg is taken from two different shows we performed in Albuquerque at a club called Gee Willigans. We were part of the NM Rock Coalition at the time. I can't even tell you which bands played with us. We did so many shows at that club back then.

I'll try to remember to look through my pile of old concert flyers to see who it was we shared the stage with.

Why do you want to know?

Live Extremities 96'???? What;s this and why dont I have it?

biddle wrote:

Live Extremities 96'???? What;s this and why dont I have it?

just a tape of a bunch of live tracks from symphonic extremities era Ultimatum. If you would like, I could burn you a disc of it. The only reason I have it is because Uncle sax graciously hooked me up. beware the production sounds like utter shite, but its Ultimatum so who cares?

Anyways, I'm just interested in those old bands you guys used to play with so if you could find out ult that would be awesome.

Do you have the "original" bootleg, Stender? Any chance you'll sell it?

kmorg wrote:

Do you have the "original" bootleg, Stender? Any chance you'll sell it?

No, just a burnt copy with color copied inserts.

Another question for Ultimatum sort of on topic...did Ultimatum ever do any shows with The Moshketeers in the early Ultimatum days, or was The Moshketeers already defunct by the time Ultimatum was formed? I know The mosketeers put out a pre-release demo in 1998.

Stender wrote:

Another question for Ultimatum sort of on topic...did Ultimatum ever do any shows with The Moshketeers in the early Ultimatum days, or was The Moshketeers already defunct by the time Ultimatum was formed? I know The mosketeers put out a pre-release demo in 1998.

The Moshketeers broke up around the time Ultimatum were formed. However around 1997 they reformed and we did do a few shows together at that time. I have flyers from a couple shows with both our logos on them. Our last show together was at a club in Albuquerque called Duffy's. That club is no longer around.

We now have their most excellent drummer in Ultimatum!

I was just looking at http://www.roxxproductions.com/bands/ultimatum/
and seen listed in the discography, Ultimatum -“Live Extremities“ (1996), and this thread is the first info I have found about it,
and now am reading the review at http://www.nolifetilmetal.com/ultimatum.htm

I guess the band , or Roxx, won't re-release, and sell it to fans ?

Let me see if I have an extra copy laying around somewhere.

I haven't listened to this boot in a few years but I remember liking the live versions of the Symphonic Extremities songs. I think I had another boot from this era as well.

If you guys have any soundboard recordings of songs from the Into The Pit era and after it would be cool to hear those!

glassprison wrote:

I haven't listened to this boot in a few years but I remember liking the live versions of the Symphonic Extremities songs. I think I had another boot from this era as well.

If you guys have any soundboard recordings of songs from the Into The Pit era and after it would be cool to hear those!

We have videos, but none of it's soundboard. Actually the Live Extremities boot isn't soundboard either. I think it's someone's condenser mic.

mlotek wrote:

I was just looking at http://www.roxxproductions.com/bands/ultimatum/
and seen listed in the discography, Ultimatum -“Live Extremities“ (1996), and this thread is the first info I have found about it,
and now am reading the review at http://www.nolifetilmetal.com/ultimatum.htm

I guess the band , or Roxx, won't re-release, and sell it to fans ?

It has been reissued digitally by Stone Groove Records and we are working towards a full remaster for official release on cd and/or vinyl:

https://ultimatum1.bandcamp.com/album/live-extremities

Thanks for the info.

I do not buy digital files after I had more than 2 hard drives die and all the music on them dead as well.

I only buy vinyl, cassettes, and discs (cd , cd-r, dvd, dvd-r) as they are tangible assets.

mlotek wrote:

Thanks for the info.

I do not buy digital files after I had more than 2 hard drives die and all the music on them dead as well.

I only buy vinyl, cassettes, and discs (cd , cd-r, dvd, dvd-r) as they are tangible assets.

There is a good chance that Live Extremities will see release on vinyl. There is a discussion on the main music room about Roxx releases. Let Bill know you'd be interested in seeing it released on vinyl.