1 Tuning Up - The Orchestra gets ready
2 Diamonds / One Way - Different lyrics, vocals instrumentation, etc.
3 Six, Sixty, Six - Fast bluegrass version
4 Shot Down - Slower, dry mix with different vocals
5 Deja Vu - Rare full length medley not on the original Land album
6 I Am a Servant - Completely different version
7 Composing - Uno - Writing in the studio
8 Song For a Small Circle of Friends - Bare bones version
9 Why Dont You Look Into Jesus - Rehearsal for the Deja Vu medley
10 Hymn to the Last Generation - Alternate version
11 Top 40 Survey - Uncensored and uncut track
12 Looking For The Footprints - Different intro and mix
13 UFO - Bare Bones take - faster stripped-down take
14 Snacks and a Pointless Story - Babbling in between takes
15 I Dreamed That I Died - The unheard, legendary song written for Land
16 People in My Past - Demo
17 You'll Never Find No One / I Am A Servant - Rarely heard song that never made it to the album
18 Diamonds One Way Demo - Never before heard anywhere
19 Composing Dos - Writing in the studio
20 Six, Sixty, Six - Bare bones, no overdubs
21 The Rock That Doesn't Roll - Early stages of recording with no overdubs
22 The Rock That Doesn't Roll - Vocal booth improv
23 I Love You - Band rehearsal with no vocals
24 I Love You - Alternate rehearsal take
25 If God Is My Father - Rehearsal with no vocals
26 Composing Tres - Writing in the studio
27 Strong Love, Strange Peace - Intended for Land, but never made it

1. Twelve Good Men
2. Goodbye Farewell
3. Messiah
4. If The Bombs Fall
5. My Feet Are On The Rock
6. King Of The Contradanza (AKA Children of Nimrod)
7. One Foot Toward The Grave
8. Goodbye Farewell (instrumental)
9. If The Bombs Fall (instrumental)
10. Dutch Hospital Interview

1 Moses In The Wilderness
2 A Note From Mr. God
3 At The Circus
4 The Man From Galilee
5 Jingle Bell Rock
6 Lonely Boy
7 Oil In My Lamp
8 We Three Twogether
9 Sweet Sweet Song Of Salvation
10 Rachael And Me
11 Shake Your Rattle And Crawl
12 The Wabbit And The Twain

LARRY's NOTES AND TRACK LISTING:

1976 was a busy year. I had produced Randy's Welcome To Paradise and several other albums which were quite different from each other, like Tom Howard's View From The Bridge, and had started recording Le Garage Du Monde songs. I had also started an album of black music containing songs like "Swing Low Sweet Chariot", "Oh Death Where Is Thy Sting", and "If I Got My Ticket".

At the same time I had started to record an American anthology for the Bicentennial. In 1976 we were a rather un-proud nation, disgraced by our failure in Vietnam and Nixon's prevarications. I recorded "This Land Is Your Land" and "They Laid Jesus Christ In His Grave" with a guitar I borrowed that was Woody Guthrie's; found broken in a field with a bird nest inside. I included a song of my own called "When The Moon Shines On The Moonshine" along with other songs like "Turn Turn Turn" and "Eve Of Destruction".

Neither the album of black music nor white music was approved of by Word Records for release on Solid Rock and I finally resolved to abandon both albums. A rough mix of songs without reverb was handed out on cassette in 1976 to a small group of industry persons, with other alternate mixes of unreleased songs. Some of those songs later ended up on Something New Under The Son. Some of the Bicentennial music was gathered together with other unreleased songs and somehow tape copies of it ended up in the bootleg archives of several collectors. How I don't know, but I have to admire their collecting skills. At least it helps put to rest some of the rumors started by others that such unreleased albums were non-existent...

TRACK LISTING:
1 It's Only Today That Counts
2 Deep Blue
3 Feeling So Bad
4 Jesus Christ (Written by Woodie Guthrie)
5 Moonshine
6 Hard Luck Bad News
7 Let That Tape Keep Rolling
8 If I Got My Ticket
9 Country Church Country People
10 Watch What You're Doing
11 The Tune
12 Swing Low Sweet Chariot
13 Put Your Life Into His Hands
14 Parson Brown
15 Born To Be Unlucky

DETAILS AND TRACK LISTING:

1. Oh Lydia
2. God Part III
3. Come Away
4. Hide His Heart
5. Step Into THe Madness
6. Love Is A Commitment
7. I Will Survive
8. All The Way Home
9. Baby's Got The Blues
10. A Dangerous Place To Be

BONUS TRACKS

11. White Trash Stomp
12. Let The Rain Fall Down
13. Under The Eye

1. Hard Luck Bad News
2. Feeling So Bad
3. I Feel Like Dying
4. Born To Be Unlucky
5. Watch What You're Doing
6. Leaving The Past Behind
7. Put Your Life Into His Hands
8. Nightmare #97
9. Let That Tape Keep Rolling

BONUS TRACKS

10. Twelve Good Men
11. It's Only Today That Counts
12. Watch What You're Doing (8:36 version)

TRIVIA FACT: On the fadeout of "Watch What You're Doing" Larry can be heard saying "Come on Pilgrim, you know he loves you." It was this line that inspired the Pixies song "Levitate me" on their first record which is considered the birth of the "Alternative Rock" genre. The name of the Pixies record is Come on Pilgrim.

DISC ONE

1. Intro / Six Sixty Six
2. God Part III
3. She Had Me By The Hair
4. Twist and Shout
5. U.F.O.
6. Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music
7. Why Don't You Look Into Jesus
8. The Outlaw
9. Sweet Song Of Salvation
10. In My Life
11. Wouldn't It Be Loverly
12. Yesterday
13. Woman Of God

DISC TWO

1. Gene Vincent and Russia
2. Diamonds
3. One Way
4. Shot Down
5. I Am A Servant
6. When The Bombs Fall
7. When I First Saw You
8. If You'll be My Woman
9. And We Sing The Tune
10. The Tune
11. Daytripper
12. The Rock That Doesn't Roll

Most "Live in Concert" CDs have been carefully edited and had mistakes removed, etc. But on Larry Norman - Live at the Cavern Club we've taken a different approach. We've decided to release the recording intact as an historical document of an exceptional evening. Apart from having to remove a couple of songs so the concert could fit on two CDs, from start to finish we've edited nothing out, not even the intro music or the promoter's stage patter. We recommend you turn on your stereo, turn down the lights, and pretend that you are there in the dank, dark cellar known as the Cavern Club, watching Larry having a good time while putting on a great concert.

Description from Cross Rhythms Magazine:
In 1974, frustrated by the music industry's intention to dilute the impact of Jesus rock through the many religious songs that mainstream artists chose to record and the fallacious rumours that celebrities like Clapton had been saved, Larry Norman wrote various hard hitting features that magazines and papers wouldn't print. As a second line of attack he decamped to his home with a pile of recording equipment and a few friends to record a series of tongue in cheek cover version. Randy Stonehill introduces the songs in the style of an over-the-top egotistical West Coast DJ, The Surf Duke, and frankly this has some hysterically funny moments! Their acoustic version of Norman Greenbaum's "Spirit In The Sky" is absolutely hilarious! Larry's imitation of Mick Jagger on the Stones' "Shine A Light" is outrageous and the segue of "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Let It Be" and "My Sweet Lord" is suitably respectful, until we get to the disco break in the latter song and Larry again adopting Mick Jagger mode starts singing, "I'm So Bored". Call me iconoclastic but these songs deserve to be ripped apart! After the Clapton rumours of conversion which surface every five years or so, "Presence Of The Lord" is given a straight rendition although it's worth bearing in mind Larry reports that Clapton wrote it to express escaping from the police who wanted to bust him for drugs! This CD release closes with two bonus tracks which did not appear on the original vinyl release. This time they're introduced by Larry's Big Bomber DJ alter-ego on Radio K.R.A.P. and include another great Mick Jagger impersonation on "I Am Waiting". Mischievous yet making an important contribution cataloguing counterfeit "Christian" culture. Another album for Larry completists!

1. Spirit In The Sky
2. Put Your Hand In The Hand
3. Bridge Over Troubled Water
4. Let It Be
5. My Sweet Lord
6. Presence Of The Lord
7. I Think He's Hiding
8. He Gives Us All His Love
9. Stranger In A Strange Land
10. Prince Of Peace
11. Song For Adam
12. Shine A Light

BONUS TRACKS

13. The Road And The Sky
14. I Am Waiting

1. On The Radio
2. Castaway
3. Bless My Soul
4. Here I Am Once Again
5. With The Setting Sun
6. Appalachian Melody
7. Happy Cornbread Anniversary
8. Two Trusting Jesus
9. Jonah's Song
10. Sidewalk Soliloquy
11. The Last Time
12. The Saints

BONUS TRACKS

13. Bless My Soul (1978 Demo)
14. Appalachian Melody (1978 Demo)
15. Happy Cornbread Anniversary (1978 Demo)
16. Two Trusting Jesus (1978 Demo)
17. Jonah's Song (1978 Demo)
18. The Saints (1978 Demo)
19. Saints Are Singin' (never before released)

1979's Appalachian Melody was a masterpiece by a man that many called a genius. Although the album is extremely personal and sensitive in songs like "Sidewalk Soliloquy" and "Castaway", Mark's sense of humor can't help raising its head in tracks like "Happy Cornbread Anniversary" and "The Saints". His tragic death from a heart attack at age 40 put an end to a remarkable and brief career that saw the release of 16 albums, all of them head and shoulders above most Christian albums. Appalachian Melody is still the favorite of many, because it's the album that brought him to the attention of the record buying public. It's our favorite too, and we highly recommend it. Larry had this to say about Mark: "Mark Heard was my dear friend. We were always loyal to each other, which is what you need when things start falling down around you. We continued to work together in the studio almost up to the time of his death. He was perhaps the gentlest and kindest of any musician I have ever known. He never said anything negative about anyone, at least not to me".

Feed The Poor
UFO
Twelve Good Men
Six, Sixty, Six
Oh Little Sister
God Part III
The Great American Novel
I Am Is
Love Is The Reason
Let It Go
The Outlaw
If I Were A Singer
Problems With Rock And Roll
Why Should The Devil Have All The Good Music
Reader's Digest
Dance Before The Throne
Talking To Hannah
Watch What You're Doing
I Wish We'd All Been Ready
Protect My Child
I Hope I See You In Heaven
A Few Loaves And Smelly Fish
Diamonds / One Way
Shot Down
Reaching The Beat Generation
When You Sent Your Son
No More LSD
A Note From Mr. God
Strong Love
Love On Haight Street
And We Sing The Tune
If The Bombs Fall
What Has God
Endless Life Of Dreams
Love And Heaven
I Am A Servant

1. Everybody Work / Twist and Shout / Shout
2. Why Should the Devil...
3. The Rock That Doesnt Roll
4. I Am a Servant
5. I Wish Wed All Been Ready
6. U.F.O.

Bonus Tracks (previously seen on the Home At Last video):

7. My Feet Are On the Rock
8. Nightmare #49 (Part 1)
9. He Really Loves You

The Band:

Larry Norman - Vocals
Charly Norman - Guitar
Heikki Silvennoinen - Guitar
Mikko Loytty - Bass
Sakari Loytty - Drums
Markku 'Max' Tabell - Keyboards
Elisabeth Odegard - Backup Vocals
Mariann Lisland - Backup Vocals

We love this DVD and know that you will too. Thanks Derek, for capturing a fun time we spent with Larry one afternoon in 2005.

The Chapters:

1. "what should we try first?"
2. WHY DON'T YOU LOOK INTO JESUS
3. "do you think that's safer?"
4. "we'll get better..."
5. "is that your camera?"
6. WHY SHOULD THE DEVIL HAVE ALL THE GOOD MUSIC
7. "who's gonna cut that song off?"
8. "am I playing on this one?"
9. TWELVE GOOD MEN
10. "what's the other song?"
11. WATCH WHAT YOU'RE DOING
12. "are we going to stop on the downbeat?"
13. "on the end of what?"
14. "are you gonna pass out mick jagger prayer kits?"
15. THE LAST TIME (Traditional song, Stones arrangement)
16. "are you gonna do 1,2,3,4?"
17. "can someone tell me what time it is?"

The Cast:

Larry Norman - Vox
Charly Norman - Guitar
Silver Sorensen - Bass
Jason Carter - Drums
Mark Lemhouse - Guitar
Dan Cutrona - Piano
Kristin Blix - Vox
Nancy Jo Overmeyer - Vox
Gary Pomeroy - Guitar
Cloee - Barking and Scratching