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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by Walter Kolosky


Almost 30 years after its original recording, producer Bob Belden came across the master tapes of what would become The Lost Trident Sessions. Belden had been working on the remastering of Birds of Fire when he discovered these tapes, and the rest is history (so to speak). At long last, the aborted final studio effort of ...

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The Lost Trident Sessions

Label: Columbia Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Dream; Trilogy; Sister Andrea; I Wonder; Steppings Tones; John's Song #2

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The Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by John W. Patterson


I need not go into the extended history of how the original tapes were misplaced, forgotten, and now unearthed for this long overdue CD release. What seemed to happen was simply a busy band with internal struggles made a session tape and opted to release a live version instead. Some songs never made it to that ...

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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by David Adler


Two words stick in my mind after listening to this album, and those words are Billy Cobham. I’ve always felt that Cobham’s drums and John McLaughlin’s guitar were the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s most exciting and essential elements. Here Cobham leaves everyone, including McLaughlin, in the dust. If for no other reason, this long-lost record deserved to be ...

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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by Christopher Hoard


This lost-in-the-vault-for-26-years session represents the near-impossible fusion archivist's dream: to find a complete studio release by the fusion era's seminal band at the very height of the creative powers (and the height of tension between members off the stage). Most musicians and fans who remember the force and tides of change generated by John McLaughlin's greatest ...

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Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Lost Trident Sessions

Read "The Lost Trident Sessions" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


What is being touted as the discovery of the 90’s or something similar to – finding life on Mars, The Lost Trident Sessions represents The Mahavishnu Orchestra’s 3rd studio album which was preempted in favor of the live “Between Nothingness and Eternity”. Hard to believe something so important could go unnoticed? Well, thanks to producer and ...


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