Of about a zillion posthumous Hendrix compilations I don't know how many one can, or even is allowed to, have. I probably got way too many already, but every now and then I see and hear one more copy that sticks out enough to attract. Like this one. Not sure why the Germans issued special compilations that was presented by DJ:s or such. Here's another exemple https://monolover.blogspot.com/2014/10/frank-zappa-mothers-of-inventiondolf.html . Can't seem to find much on this Winfried Trenkler other than he was a journalist and DJ, working in Germany in the seventies and eighties. But whoever he was this collection has a lot going for it. To my taste a very good tracking all through. I get many of my Hendrix favorites - like "I Don't Live Today", "Woodo Chile (Slight Return)", "All Along The Watchtower" and "Angel" - all on the same plate, conveyed by smashing audio - loud and distinct. So even if the flogging of this horse has gone on many decades after his death with various results it's clear he still has a lot to give...if you can find the right source. Don't know of any other issues. This had label as shown here in a laminated fold/out cover with "story" and pics inside. (JHÄ*) (GÖXÄ*)
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