Crown Of Thorns… Live Dallas '89

The early 1990s hosted a new generation in rock and roll and Seattle provided the backdrop for a bold new genre. Mother Love Bone's appearance at Tommy's Bar in Deep Ellum, Dallas in 1989 bears the early hallmarks of the new rock prophecy in full throttle! This is a prized performance captured by ZRock-FM that reveals an important chapter in alternative rock and the Seattle uprising that gave way to the likes of million-sellers such as Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Alice In Chains. Sadly, lead vocalist Andrew Wood wouldn't be around to enjoy the acknowledgements and accolades that Mother Love Bone have received since his untimely death, but we can be grateful for the existence of recordings such as this that allow that offers a rare and precious opportunity to dig into the roots of the Seattle grunge rock story. Klondike very proudly presents the entire original ZRock-FM broadcast of Mother Love Bone live at Tommy's Bar in Deep Ellum, Dallas, Texas from 20th April 1989. Professionally re-mastered original broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos. Small sticker on on of cellophane wrapping “KLONDIKE RECORDS” Standard jewel case with clear tray