The Last remains active as of 2020. The current lineup was stabilized in 2019, and consists of: Joe Nolte: guitar, vocals James Nolte: keyboard, vocals Philo Van Duyne: guitar Lisa Torres: bass Paul Rucker: drums
James Nolte is former bassist David Nolte's son and Joe's nephew.
As of 2020, the Last planned to release the remixed and remastered version of Look Again, recorded in 1980. According to Amplify Music Magazine,[4]
In 1980, THE LAST recorded the album on their own to control the process as much as possible, but what they came out of the studio with was completely sonically wrong, receiving zero offers from record companies (interestingly, the original copy of the album has been going for over $800 on Discogs). So how exactly did THE LAST bring LOOK AGAIN back to life? As Vitus Mataré explains: “Those same master tapes have been carefully baked and transferred by John Strother at Penguin Recording in Los Angeles. Jonny Bell at Jazzcats Studio in Long Beach worked with the damaged files to restore the signals and performances that Joe and I knew were somewhere on those reels. There are no new overdubs and zero digital trickery. Guitar and organ tracks were sent to the same model amplifiers Joe and I used live back in the day and re-recorded. These are the original performances given a proper mix.
The Roots Of Powerpop! (Bomp!) (1996) – "Every Summer Day" [as Last]
Listen And Learn With Vibro-Phonic (Vibro-Phonic) (1994) – "Every Summer Day"
Joe's Blue Plate Special Wol. 14 & 15: Olivia Tremor Control/Chuck D (Joe's Grille) (2000) – "Perfect World"
Of Hands And Hearts: Music For The Tsunami Disaster Fund 2XCD (Integrity) (2005) – "I Know (demo)"
Children Of Nuggets-Original Artyfacts From The Second Psychedelic Era 1976-1996 4XCD box (Rhino) (2005) – "She Don't Know Why I'm Here (Single Version)
He Put The Bomp! In The Bomp (Vivid Sound/Bomp!) (2007) – "Pablo Picasso"
References
1234Lamey, Charles P.; Robbins, Ira; & Rabid, Jack "The Last", Trouser Press, retrieved 2010-09-21
12345Strong, Martin C. (2003) "Last", in The Great Indie Discography, Canongate, ISBN1-84195-335-0, p. 89
↑Whalen, Kathi (1989) "The Last and the Cynics", Washington Post, August 21, 1989, p. B7
↑ 「THE LASTが未発表のセカンドアルバム『Look Again』を11月20日にリリース」。amplifymusicmag.com。Amplify Music Magazine 。 2022年8月31日取得。