ROIO: audio and/or video recording of a performance that was not officially released by the artist, or under other legal authority.
Soundboards, Quality Audience Recordings, FM Broadcasts, Concert Videos and Out of Print Recordings.
This is the companion piece to another great comp, "Live At CBGB's" The Rat was a club in Boston. 1976 is when this came out. I highly recommend this. There's really not a bad track on this. Also does anybody know what became of The Infliktors? Don't worry this is a non-controversial post. However the next one is gonna be...??? Only the cover. @ 224- {Out Of Print}
Tracks are
1.At The Rat-Willie Alexander
2.I Don't Wanna Know Your Name-Susan
3.Rodney Rush-Third Rail
4.Boy From Nowhere-DMZ
5.Who Needs You-The Real Kids
6.I'm So Excitied-Thundertrain
7.Pup Tune-Willie Alexander
8.Right Away-Susan
9.Rockin' In The USA-Sass
10.Bad Ass Bruce-Third Rail
11.Circling LA-Marc Thor
12.Kerouac-Willie Alexander
13.I Want Sex-The Boize
14.Da Da Dali-The Infliktors
15.Ball Me Out-DMZ
16.Better Be Good-The Real Kids
17.Easy To Fall In Love-The Boize
18.Norkis Of The North-The Infliktors
19.I've Got To Rock-Thundertrain
Here's a fresh digitization from a clean copy of the original radio show discs. I tracked all the commercials and show breaks so you can include them or exclude them. I've included a 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and one of the disc labels. I declicked the files in Audacity.
I think this 1987 show from the Kentish Town & Country Club was broadcast several times by Westwood One. There's also a listing on loslobos.setlist.com for 1987 that says a BBC broadcast was edited for broadcast, too.
Los Lobos
Westwood One In Concert 87-26
for broadcast the week of December 14, 1987
recorded at the Kentish Town and Country Club, Kentish Town, London, England
01. 87-26 Intro
02. Commercial - US Army
03. Evangeline
04. We're Gonna Rock
05. Come On Let's Go
06. Will The Wolf Survive?
07. Commercial - Milky Way
08. Commercial - Listerine
09. 87-26 Break
10. Is This All There Is?
11. Let You Know
12. Our Last Night
13. Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans - Leon Redbone
14. Commercial - Dentyne
15. 87-26 Break
16. Heart Tour Update
17. One Time One Night
18. My Baby's Gone
19. A Matter Of Time
20. Hardest Time
21. Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
22. Commercial - Budweiser
23. Commercial - US Army
24. Commercial - Certs
25. 87-26 Break
26. Coors Four Play Tour Update
27. All I Wanted To Do Was Dance
28. Why Do You Do
29. Let's Say Goodnight
30. Commercial - Budweiser
31. Commercial - Levi's 501 Jeans
32. Commercial - US Army
33. Commercial - Certs
34. 87-26 Break
35. I Got Loaded
36. Shakin' Shakin' Shakes
37. Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
38. Don't Worry Baby
39. Commercial - Listerine
40. Commercial - Benylin
41. Commercial - Dentyne
42. 87-26 Break
43. Walking Song
44. Buzz Buzz Buzz
45. My Baby's Gone
46. La Bamba
47. 87-26 Outro
Another bootleg of this nearly forgotten American psychedelic Rock band...
(Covers included)
01. Hello I Love You (no drums, no second vocal overdub) - 2:18
02. People Are Strange (no drums, no guitar solo, no second vocal overdub) - 2:04
03. Love Her Madly (no reverb, no drums, no echo on voice) - 3:09
04. Love Me Two Times (no tambourine, no guitars) - 3:08
05. Riders On The Storm (no second vocal overdub, no echo, no drums) - 6:13
06. Touch Me (no drums) - 3:03
07. Soul Kitchen (different bass sound) - 3:22
08. Tightrope Ride - 4:08
09. In The Eye Of The Sun - 5:06
10. I'm Horny, I'm Stoned - 4:57
11. Love Me Two Times - 4:49
12. Verdilac - 6:17
13. Ships w/ Sails (false start) - 1:15
14. Ships w/ Sails - 9:46
Tracks 1-7 are alternate studio mixes, done by Paul Rothchild
during the prosuction of "The Best of the Doors" Quadrodisc.
Tracks 8-14 recorded live for TV broadcast (without Morrison)
("Beat Club", Bremen, Germany) on May 3, 1972.
Classic Doors show in appreciation of Ray Manzarek
(Covers included)
CD1:
01. Introduction - 0:10
02. Five To One - 4:35
03. Love Street - 3:13
04. Love Me Two Times - 3:28
05. When The Music's Over - 10:00
06. A Little Game - 1:37
07. The Hill Dwellers - 2:43
08. Light My Fire - 11:53
09. The Unknown Soldier - 5:15
CD2:
01. Five To One - 6:15
02. Mack The Knife - 1:36
03. Alabama Song - 1:31
04. Back Door Man - 4:30
05. You're Lost Little Girl - 3:24
06. Love Me Two Times - 3:43
07. When The Music's Over - 13:54
08. Wild Child - 2:35
09. Money - 4:12
10. Wake Up - 1:46
11. Light My Fire - 11:21
12. Turn Out The Lights - 1:44
13. The End - 14:54
Doors co-founder and keyboardist Ray Manzarek died on May,20,2013 in Rosenheim,Germany, after a long battle with bile duct cancer. He was 74.
"I was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of my friend and bandmate Ray Manzarek today," Doors
guitarist Robby Krieger said in a statement. "I`m just glad to have been able to have played Doors songs
with him for the last decade. Ray was a huge part of my life and I will always miss him."by Andy Greene (Rolling Stone)
Source: Marantz EM-8 > Sharp IM-DR420H
Lineage: MD(M)>flac16
Taped by: Martin van Rappard
Transferred by: Tristan Ruellan
Set List: Drone intro You Don't Know Jesus Friend Of The Night Travel Is Dangerous Ithica 27-9 Helicon 2 I Know You Are But What Am I? Acid Food Hunted By A Freak Mogwai Fear Satan Glasgow Mega-Snake We're No Here 2 Rights Make 1 Wrong -- Folk Death 95 Helicon 1
Set List: 01 - Human
02 - This Is Your Life
03 - Somebody Told Me
04 - For Reasons Unknown
05 - The World We Live In
06 - Joy Ride
07 - Bling (Confessions Of A King)
08 - Shadowplay
09 - Smile Like You Mean It
10 - Spaceman
11 - A Dustland Fairytale
12 - Sam's Town
13 - Read My Mind
14 - Mr. Brightside
15 - All These Things That I've Done
16 - Bones
17 - Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine
18 - When You Were Young
Let's face it the ten commandments are a bit outdated. So in keeping with the times. I'm introducing the new top ten commandments for Republicans.
1.Thou shallth worship only one God (or two depending on what the corporation Gods tell them)
2.Thou shallth sucketh on thy breastes of thy Ted Nugent
3.Thouith will telleth the handicapeth quitith asking for thy government handouts.
4.Only obeyeth Pat Robertson's teaching's as he is oureth official spokesman.
5.Precheth how thy deficit will hurt our kidses while cutting programs to helpeth them.
6.Thou shall consult David and Charles beforeth enacting any legislation.
7.Thou willth confect phony scandals to keepeth the sheepeth from paying attention to thyeth real needs
8.Thou willith leteth greed be oureth trueth God.
9.On the sabbath thyeth will driveth byeth thy foodeth banks and laugheth.
10.Thouheth will never stopeth to gaineth control of the worldeth.
See scans @ 224
“Live From The Pit” was a monthly syndicated radio program distributed by Global Satellite Network, who also distributed the popular “Rockline” and “Modern Rock Live” shows. Distribution started on August 28, 1995 with a show by Bush, and continued through at least mid 1998 (and possibly longer).
The show was hosted by Dominic Griffin (MTV’s “Real World: Los Angeles”) and entertainment reporter Joe Fleischer. Featured artists were drawn from late Nineties “Modern Rock” mainstays such as Smashmouth, the Foo Fighters, and No Doubt. The two hosts provided ironic indie banter and throw in a few short interview questions for the artists. In keeping with the ironic tone, the questions are not particularly deep or even connected to the artist (“Do you have a favorite Spice Girl?”).
An article in Billboard (1995) said that the producers were hoping most of the sixty stations carrying “Modern Rock Live” would sign up for the show, as well as some album rock stations, so the distribution appears to have been limited to a few hundred copies.
This show features Matthew Sweet, and has a thumping version of the Move’s “Do Ya.” I've included a scan of the original cue sheet, and the disc. The disc came in a clear plastic sleeve, so that’s it for the collateral. This is sourced directly from the official CD, not recorded off the radio, so the sound quality is as good as it gets.
Matthew Sweet
Live From The Pit
To Be Aired May 26 - June 2, 1997
Recorded at the Belly Up Tavern, San Diego, CA.
NOTE: On the original syndicated CD, Track 14 ("Ugly Truth") came after the 2 minute long Track 15 ("Thanks and Show Credits"). As the credits are quite long, I moved them to the end to make it flow more like an actual concert.
01. Come To California
02. DJ Talk
03. Divine Intervention
04. Into Your Drug
05. Interview Segment
06. Girlfriend
07. Sick Of Myself
08. Evangeline
09. Over It
10. Interview Segment
11. Where Do You Get Love
12. Moonage Daydream
13. Do Ya
14. Ugly Truth
15. Thanks and Show Credits
Buckethead plays a full shredding set and then that 1 guy joins him as "Frankenstein Brothers". Buckethead is a one-of-a-kind artist who is severely underrated. The same can be said about that1guy, these two one-man-band's are a perfect match on stage! Much appreciation goes to those who made this recording with 3 audience cams and soundboard audio. Be sure to show your support and buy music from both of these artists, and do NOT miss them live!
~brainphreak
~Wiki~
Buckethead (born Brian Carroll), is a guitarist and multi instrumentalist who has worked within several genres of music. He has released 43 studio albums, four special releases and one EP. He has performed on over 50 more albums by other artists. His music spans such diverse areas as progressive metal, funk, blues, jazz, bluegrass, ambient, and avant-garde music.
Buckethead is famous for wearing a KFC bucket on his head, emblazoned with an orange bumper sticker reading FUNERAL in capital black block letters, and an expressionless plain white mask which, according to Buckethead, was inspired by his seeing Halloween 4. At one point, he changed to a plain white bucket that no longer bore the KFC logo; but subsequently reverted to his trademark KFC bucket. He also incorporates nunchaku and robot dancing into his stage performances.
As an instrumentalist, Buckethead has received critical acclaim for his electric guitar playing, and is considered one of today's more innovative guitarists. He has been voted number 8 on a list in GuitarOne magazine of the "Top 10 Greatest Guitar Shredders of All Time"[7] as well as being included in Guitar World's lists of the "25 all-time weirdest guitarists" and is also known for being in the "50 fastest guitarists of all time list".
Huey Lewis & The News hit the ball out of the park with their third album, Sports. The September 1983 release dominated the charts until November 1984, with five Top 40 singles...and in 1985, Weird Al Yankovic parodied one of the songs with "I Want A New Duck."
Speaking of Weird Al, he and Huey teamed up for a GREAT promo spot for the 30th Anniversary Release of Sports...even if you're not a fan, it's worth checking out. I don't see that it's available for embedding, but if you do a search on YouTube for "American Psycho with Huey Lewis and Weird Al" it will turn up....as you can see from the title, it's got a parody of a scene from that movie...
Anyway...this is digitized directly from the discs, I've declicked it one click at a time, and I included a scan of the cue sheet and one of the discs.
Huey Lewis & The News
Kabuki Theater, San Francisco, CA
Westwood One Superstars in Concert Show #84-22
For Airing the weekend of Oct. 13, 1984
Disc One:
01. Superstars 84-22 Intro
02. Commercial - Sprite
03. The Heart Of Rock and Roll
04. Change Of Heart
05. Do You Believe In Love
06. Commercial - Coca-Cola
07. SS84-22 Break
08. Commercial - Sprite
09. Heart And Soul
10. Walking On A Thin Line
11. Commercial - Coca-Cola
12. Buzz Buzz Buzz
13. Hearts
14. If This Is It
15. Commercial - Sprite
16. SS84-22 Break
Disc Two:
21. Commercial - Coca-Cola
22. I Want A New Drug
23. Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do
24. Commercial - Sprite
25. SS84-22 Break
26. Just A Little Lie
27. Bad Is Bad
28. Commercial - Coca-Cola
29. SS84-22 Break
30. Some Of My Lies Are True
31. Workin' For A Livin'
32. SS84-22 Break
33. Commercial - Sprite
34. Superstars SS84-22 Promo Spot
Lightnin' Hopkins - Ebbetts Field April 25, 1974 Denver,CO. Soundboard @flac
Set List: 01. Chat 02. Don't Tell Nobody? 03. Chat 04. Lord Have Mercy? 05. Chat 06. Instrumental 07. Chat 08. ? 09. Chat 10. Instrumental 11. Chat 12. Breakfast Time 13. Chat 14. Key To The Highway 15. Chat 16. It's Time For You To Change Your Way 17. Chat 18. Instrumental 19. Chat 20. Rock Me Mama 21. Chat 22. Ain't It Crazy 23. Chat 24. One Room Country Shack
Westwood One premiered their Westwood One In Concert series in April of 1981, with a show #81-1, pairing Chuck Berry and George Thorogood. Not playing together, but two separate concert recordings broadcast during the hour. While many of the In Concert shows continued the practice of pairing two artists, some of the In Concert shows featured a single artist...such as this Greg Kihn Band show from later during 1981. The numbering on the In Concert shows is very straight-forward, it's a two digit code indicating the year, followed by an ascending count of the number of shows. 81-1, 81-2, 81-3...etc. It looks like they did about 12 shows that first year, but by the mid-80s they were doing a show per week. This show features the Greg Kihn Band as they were touring behind their breakthrough single, The Break Up Song (They Don't Write 'Em), which had gone Top 20 in the U.S.A. The Greg Kihn Band Wolf and Rissmiller's Country Club Reseda, CA Westwood One In Concert 81-10 Broadcast window of 11/27 to 11/29, 1981 Original LPs > Audacity > flac
01. In Concert 81-10 Intro #1 02. Commercial - Levi's 03. Commercial - Budweiser 04. In Concert 81-10 intro #2 05. Rendezvous 06. Womankind 07. Valerie 08. Trouble In Paradise 09. Girl Most Likely 10. Commercial - Budweiser 11. Commercial - Freshen Up Gum 12. Commercial - Levi's 13. In Concert 81-10 Break 14. Sheila 15. Higher and Higher 16. The Break Up Song 17. Can't Stop Hurting Myself 18. For Your Love 19. Commercial - Levi's 20. Commercial - Freshen Up Gum 21. In Concert 81-10 Break 22. Around and Around 23. Things To Come 24. Roadrunner 25. In Concert 81-10 credits 26. In Concert 81-10 promo spot
Cracker - Empire Concert Club Cleveland OH. May 12, 1992 FM Source @Flac
WMMS-FM Broadcast - Cleveland, Ohio
Set List: 01. Intro 02. Someday 03. Happy Birthday To Me 04. How Can I Live Without You 05. Don't Fuck Me Up (With Peace And Love) 06. I Ride My Bike 07. This Is Cracker Soul 08. Dr. Bernice 09. Mr. Wrong 10. Lonesome Johnny Blues 11. Fuckin' Up (Neil Young) 12. Teen Angst 13. (I Was Born In A) Laundromat
