PJ Harvey - Pukkelpop Festival, Belgium 2017

PJ Harvey - Pukkelpop Festival

August 17, 2017

Hasselt, Belgium

Broadcast Source @320

@ 45:46

 

Set List:

1. Chain of Keys
2. The Ministry of Defence
3. The Community of Hope
4. Let England Shake
5. The Words That Maketh Murder
6. The Glorious Land
7. Dear Darkness
8. In the Dark Places
9. The Wheel
10. The Ministry of Social Affairs
11. 50ft Queenie
12. Down by the Water
13. To Bring You My Love
14. River Anacostia

 

 

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Cowboy Junkies - Live at KCRW 1990

Cowboy Junkies - Live KCRW

February 19, 1990

Santa Monica, CA.

FM Source @flac

Disc one:

1. Cause Cheap Is How I Feel
2. Me And The Devil Blues
3. Interview
4. Black Eyed Man
5. Margo's song intro
6. Five Room Love Story
7. Interview
8. Powderfinger
9. Shining Moon
10. Where Are You Tonight?...*

Disc two:

1. I Don't Get It
2. Blue Moon Revisited (A Song For Elvis)
3. Sweet Jane
4. Interview
5. Mariner's Song
6. Sun Comes Up, It's Tuesday Morning
7. Interview
8. Walking After Midnight 

Deirdre O'Donoghue - Show Host

* cuts, fade in/out

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Lou Reed - Live WLIR, NY. -1972

Lou Reed - Ultrasonic Recording Studio

December 26, 1972

Hempstead, NY.

WLIR FM @320

Set list:

01. White Light White Heat
02. Vicious
03. I'm Waiting For The Man
04. Walk It Talk It
05. Sweet Jane
06. Heroin
07. Satellite of Love
08. Walk On the Wild Side
09. I'm So Free
10. Berlin
11. Rock "n" Roll

 

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Pink Floyd - KQED Studios - 1970

Pink Floyd - KQED

Broadcast source @320

San Francisco-based Public Broadcasting Station KQED filmed Pink Floyd performing live in 1970 for a special that would air at a later date. Previously unreleased footage from the legendary band’s session was recently discovered and has been shared by the local television outlet.
Pink Floyd set up for a performance on April 30, 1970 at the Fillmore Auditorium. The popular venue was not in use for rock concerts at that time and was empty for the taping. The group featuring bassist Roger Waters, guitarist David Gilmore drummer Nick Mason and keyboardist Richard Wright was in town to play a concert at the nearby Fillmore West.
The hour-long live session was simulcast on KQED radio, but the video special wouldn’t air on the independent station until January 26, 1971.

Set List:

01. Atom Heart Mother
02. Cymbaline
03. Grantchester Meadows
04. Green is the Colour
05. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
06. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
07. Here Comes Santa

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Jason & The Scorchers/Howard Jones - Westwood One In Concert 85-12

Jason & the Scorchers / Howard Jones

Westwood One In Concert 85-12

airs 5/24 - 5/26

Sides 1 and 2:

Jason & The Scorchers

Recorded at:

Uptown Theater

Kansas City, Missouri

March 23, 1984

01 Westwood One Promo and In Concert 85-12 Intro - Dave Edmunds and Steve Downes

02 Commercial - Durasoft Contact Lenses

03 Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews

04 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Intro 2 - Steve Downes

05 Lost Highway

06 Change The Tune

07 Are You Ready For The Country

08 I Can't Help Myself

09 Commercial - Budweiser (B.B. King)

10 Commercial - Levi 501 Jeans

11 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Break - Steve Downes

12 Broken Whiskey Glass

13 Shop It Around

14 Last Time Around

15 Hot Nights In Georgia

16 Commercial - Levi 501 Jeans

17 Commercial - U.S. Army

18 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Break - Steve Downes

19 Poke Salad Annie

20 Why Baby Why

21 I Really Don't Want To Know

22 White Lies

23 Commercial - Starburst Fruit Chews (in the style of Cyndi Lauper)

24 Commercial - Budweiser (Ronnie James Dio)

25 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Break - Steve Downes

Sides 3 and 4:

Howard Jones

Recorded at:

Apollo Theatre

Glasgow, Scotland, U.K.

likely December 20, 1984

01 Hunt The Self

02 Pearl In The Shell

03 Change The Man

04 Commercial - Budweiser (Icicle Works)

05 Commercial - Durasoft Contact Lenses

07 Always Asking Questions

08 What Is Love

09 Equality

10 Commercial - Budweiser (Bus Boys)

11 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Break - Steve Downes

12 Westwood One Promo - Gil Moore (Triumph)

13 Dreams Of A Better Place

14 New Song

15 Westwood One In Concert 85-12 Outro - Steve Downes

Howard Jones played the Apollo Theatre in Glasgow on March 19, 1984 and December 20, 1984. Jason & The Scorchers played the Uptown Theater in Kansas City on March 23, 1984.
I do not know if this show was sourced from those concerts.  As the broadcast window was May 24th to 26th, 1985, it's possible there were later shows by both performers...although the Apollo Theatre, as a "legendary" venue, has been extensively documented so it is not likely there was a 1985 Howard Jones concert.
So...both of these shows are possibly from 1984, but I don't know for sure.

Note that "Pearl In The Shell" is listed as "Fool In The Shower" on the cue sheet.  WHAT?!

Budweiser commercials include B.B. King and Ronnie James Dio.  MetalInsider.net says the Dio commercial is "pretty much a straight cover of Holy Diver‘s “Rainbow in the Dark.”  And B.B. King!  The man was a guitar god!  Even a Budweiser commercial sounds great when he plays it!

There's also a Cyndi Lauper "sound-alike" commercial imitating the burbling synth-swirl sound of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun," along with Lauper's Long Island accent.

As is often the case, we have a SCOOBY DOO rock n' roll mystery to solve: 

The third Budweiser commercial (Track 4 on "Sides 3 and 4") sounds familiar, but I can't figure out the name of the group!  It's got pounding drums and a touch of the West African "highlife" guitars that showed up in groups like the (English) Beat (but it's not them!).   Does anyone have an idea who does this commercial?  I don't ask much of our Beloved Audience, but "Please, Please Please" (as James Brown put it...),  if ANY of you recognize the group, could you please give us their name in the comments?

MYSTERY SOLVED!  It's the ICICLE WORKS!

Flac files of wavs; feel free to convert to MP3 or to  play backwards to search for backward masking Satanic messages!  Includes a 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet, and a disc label!

https://mega.nz/file/eExWSapQ#Krbm7nB9Xs2bZHXag5S_i9T65bz3plEioyQ9krs99N8

Run out groove Side 1: IC 85-12-1 JS KM
Run out groove Side 2: IC 85-12-2 JS KM
Run out groove Side 3:  IC 85-12-3 JS KM
Run out groove Side 4: IC 85-12-4 JS KM

Note: the "KM" looks like a mechanical stamp; the other text is hand etched.

FILES UPDATED September 2025

Colosseum - Ruisrock Festival -1970

Colosseum- Ruisrock Festival 

Turku, Finland 

August 22, 1970

FM Source @flac

Lineage: 
FM > DAT > Audio CD > SHN > wav > flac


Band:
Dick Heckstall Smith: sax
John Hiseman: drums
Dave " Clem" Clempson: guitar
Dave Greenslade. keyboards, vibes
Tony Reeves : bass (??)
Chris Farlowe  : vocals


Track List:
01 - Rope Ladder To The Moon (10:28)
02 - The Machine Demands A Sacrifice > Drum Solo (cuts) (10:54)
03 - Downhill And Shadows (12:11)
04 - Lost Angeles  (11:29)
05 - Walking in the Park (6:12)


Thanks to the original source!

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Ryan Adams - Orion - 2010

Major props to wacocrimatty for finding this gem!!

 Ryan Adams - Orion (2010)

Studio recordings @flac
*Very Rare*

Orion is the 11th studio album by singer-songwriter Ryan Adams, released on May 18, 2010, on Adams' own record label PAX AM. Described as Adams' first "fully-realized sci-fi metal concept album," Orion was released on a limited vinyl run, and could only be purchased from the PAX AM online store. There are no plans for a wide release, but as of November 4, 2010, Adams' new site paxamrecords.com is offering a standard edition viny that will also include the download card of the entire album. Those who purchased the album in its limited run also received a bonus 7" single.

The album was recorded in 2006, while working on Easy Tiger with producer Jamie Candiloro, and is Adams' first full-length album release since splitting from The Cardinals in March 2009.

Orion's artwork was designed by Michel Langevin of Voivod.
~Wiki

Track List:

1-Signal Fade    
2-Immient Galactic War    
3-Disappyramid    
4-Fire Away    
5-Defenders Of The Galaxy    
6-Fire And Ice    
7-By Force    
8-Ghorgon, Master Of War    
9-Ariel    
10-Electro Snake    
11-Victims Of The Ice Brigade    
12-2.000 Ships    
13-End Of Days

Review at Consequences of Sound


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Ted Nugent - Cape Cod Coliseum March 28, 1981 A Night On The Road 281

Ted Nugent
A Night On The Road 281
Hosted by Pat St. John
Broadcast date of May 23, 1981

Recorded March 28, 1981 Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA

01. A Night On The Road Intro 1 - Pat St. John
02. Commercial - Coca Cola
03. A Night On The Road Intro 2 - Pat St. John
04. Land Of 1,000 Dances
05. Scream Dream
06. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
07. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
08. Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
09. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
10. Paralyzed
11. My Love Is Like A Tire Iron
12. Heads Will Roll
13. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
14. Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
15. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
16. Jailbait
17. Stranglehold
18. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
19. Commercial - Coca Cola
20. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
21. Great White Buffalo
22. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
23. Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
24. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
25. Wango Tango
26. Motor City Madness
27. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
28. Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
29. A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
30. Free For All
31. Cat Scratch Fever
32. Flesh And Blood
33. A Night On The Road Outro - Pat St. John
34. Commercial - Coca Cola
35. A Night On The Road Outro 2 - Pat St. John
36. A Night On The Road Promo 1 - Pat St. John
37. A Night On The Road Promo 2 - Pat St. John
38. A Night On The Road Promo 3 - Pat St. John

Includes:  the four page cue sheet booklet, the commercial format page, the affidavit, and a scan of a disc label.

This show has also been "gray-marketed" as "Cape Cod 1981" subtitled "The New England Broadcast."  From the sound samples on Amazon UK, I'm sure it's also sourced from the A Night On The Road LPs.

Ted is in fine form on this live set.  Lots of guitar gonzo soloing and Ted yells a lot.  I highly recommend "Stranglehold."

The "A Night On The Road" series ran on about 300 ABC Radio Network affiliates in 1981 and 1982.  The shows ran for the "spring-summer-fall" advertising period, going "dark" in the winter. 

Our old pal Pat St. John is back; you may recall him from SuperGroups, the House of Blues, and Live From Electric Ladyland shows that we've got here in the Voodoo Lounge archives. 

https://mega.nz/file/mRYXRJxa#wldYaY2NOjUgWSSbO91LeB_FM_G0fnwRwe0ZmRa1GQ4

David Bowie - Ziggy Missing Links @224kbps

*NOW WITH NEW LINK

First off I have to be more thorough. When I posted that Ziggy last week I did not bother to see if we had posted it before.  Of course we had The Boss beat me by three years in putting it up. So with all the tributes out there I'm searching my hard drives to find something that I have not seen on other sites.  Now my introduction to David Bowie. Way back in 1972 a young Jobester went into one of the local department stores. Looking at the records that they had on display. I noticed a real weird looking guy with orange messed up air looking very forlorn and staring down. I thought  well..this may be psychedelic, and if nothing else just weird enough to appeal to me. They must have had ten copies of "Space Oddity" but one was mistakenly priced at a $1.99 so with my limited funds that's the one I bought, all others were $3.99. I took it home and as of this time the FM radio stations in my little town would not even touch this guy. So I hadn't even heard "Space Oddity" but the songs I determined that needed to be paid more attention too were "Unwashed and Slightly Dazed" "Cygnet Committee"and "Memory of a Free Festival" Imagine my surprise when after deciding these are some great songs I then find out he's got  three other RCA albums out. So the next one I buy is "Hunky Dory" Ok now I'm hooked. "Ziggy" was next then "The Man Who Sold The World" but still no FM play in my city. Here is the guy that seems to feel what I'm thinking,feeling and trying to say (not that anyone would listen) He is my hero. Now I devour everything I can find by this guy. Read anything I can find on him. At this time I have expounded to my mother and friends the genius of David Bowie. Of course they all call into question my sexuality and think David is a weirdo, doesn't change my mind though. So now I find out he's produced an album by some guy named "Lou Reed" and another band named "Mott The Hoople" who had gotten a bit of FM airplay with their song "Whiskey Women" so them, I had heard a bit of. I bought both of these, they had David Bowie's name on them. I remember going to the record store (by this time we now had "underground" head shops and record stores in my town) the day of release of "Aladdin Sane" also at this time our local college radio station was playing "Panic in Detroit" I bought everything I could find by David, bootlegs, 45's, magazines anything. As a side note I still have every one of those records. David was the first guy whom everything he put out I bought. Then in 1973 I buy a record by some band called Iggy and the Stooges once again David Bowie association. That was it. I now started to hear music different. When I bought "Raw Power" I no longer had time to listen to FM rock. Don't get me wrong there is a lot of that shit (FM rock from the time period) that I still like but it never seemed right to me that so much BULLSHIT music was being played and David and his ilk could not even be heard. So all these people that jump on the DB band wagon I hope you know who Dana Gillespie,Nelson Slater,(I know he's a Lou Reed Associate) Tony DeFries, Amanda Lear Angie, Zowie (Joe) are right? This is way long and I'm sorry. I didn't even get to talk about the 1980 floor show or how disappointed I was when I found out he had gotten rid of Mick Ronson and released the pedestrian(in my opinion) "Diamond Dogs" Listen to 1984/DODO from the 1980 Floor Show and think how much greater that album would have been with input from Mick Ronson. For some reason we can't receive comments right now so if you wanna say something please be patient. And finally I have a friend who states that it takes talent to hear music David Bowie was my teacher and for that I will always and forever be indebted to the man. THANK YOU DAVID BOWIE. See scans

DAY AFTER DAY THEY SEND MY FRIENDS AWAY

Buzzcocks - Live Coachella 2012

Buzzcocks - Coachella Music Festival
Empire Polo Grounds, Indio, CA.

April 14, 2012

Unknown broadcast source @256


Track List:
01. Fast Cars
02. Autonomy
03. You Say You Don’t Love Me
04. E.S.P.
05. Homosapien [Pete Shelley]
06. Telephone Operator
07. Hey Maria
08. Sick City Sometimes
09. Something’s Gone Wrong Again
10. What Do I Get
11. Promises
12. Orgasom Addict
13. Harmony In My Head
14. Ever Fallen In Love
15. I Believe

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