Ok, I'd better say a few words... When I received both this and the following one (Cambridge Boathouse) they were mixed up and named as Boston 1971 & 1973, but I think they were accidentally mis-labeled at some time.   Why do I think this? Well, by doing a comparison of some tracks included in Precise Modern Lovers Order & also by checking out some other people's early Modern Lovers web pages: they tie in as actually being from Harvard University 1971 & Cambridge Boathouse.  Quality-wise though, the recording sound is pretty rough, especially when you compare them to the cleaned up songs included on Precise Modern Lovers Order, but, because some are not included on either Precise Modern Lovers Order or Live at the Longbranch Saloon, then they are probably only available within this recording. So, that's my ten cents, enough said...

1971 Boston Cambridge USA Harvard University

Jerry

The very first JR song I ever heard. I heard Hospital on the radio around 1976 or so. That got me hooked for life.

1971 Ipswich USA Stonehenge

JR Fan 1

1-4 Jonathan's first demos said to have been made in the Harvard Square area of Boston, Summer 19705-7  From The Modern Lovers first session, Intermedia Studios, Boston, 19718-9 From The Warner Brothers Demos with John Cale, Elektra Studios, LA, April 197210-11 From Dinky Dawsons Studio, Boston with Kim Fowley, Summer 197212 Gold Star Studios, LA, with Kim Fowley, October 197313 Live Radcliffe, Cambridge, October 197214 - 17 The Mercer Arts Center, NYC, New Years Eve 197218 Cambridge Boathouse, MA, 1972 Also, - Tracks 5,7, and 9, are among the extra tracks on the 2003 Castle Music re-issue of 'The Modern Lovers' (CMQCD 782) Track 6 was on the original 1976 release of 'The Modern Lovers', but the version here has some brief studio chat before it begins.

A CD bootleg released in 1998 by Punk Vault(PVCD1003). The sound is generally pretty good

http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/post/374565773/songs-of-remembrance-more-jojo-this-one-takes-us

Songs of Rememberance (1972)

Songs of Rememberance

Tracks on the re-issue: Dignified and Old, I'm Straight, Government Center, I Wanna Sleep in your arms, Dance With Me

The very first JR album I bought. I ordered this LP through the mail around 1976-1977.

Proto Punk. Years ahead of it's time. It plays like a Greatest Hits album. Classic.

Has there ever been a greater opening few seconds than "1 2 3 4 5 6"? Answer: No

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