Black Sabbath - Live Reading 1983

Black Sabbath - Live Reading Festival 

The Born Again Tour

August 27, 1983

Reading, UK

FM Source @192

The Born Again Tour 1983 was a global concert tour by in support of Black Sabbath's Born Again album. Both the album and the tour were the only ones of Black Sabbath's to feature former Deep Purple frontman Ian Gillan on lead vocals. Ex-Electric Light Orchestra drummer Bev Bevan was hired to replace Bill Ward, who had returned to the band for the recording of the album after a two-year hiatus, for the tour. This was the final tour to feature original Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler until 1992's Dehumanizer tour.

Tony Iommi (guitar)
Ian Gillan (vocals)
Geoff Nicholls (keyboards)
Geezer Butler (bass)
Bev Bevan (drums)

Set List:

1) Hot Line
2) War Pigs
3) Black Sabbath
4) The Dark~Zero the Hero
5) Digital Bitch
6) Iron Man
7) Smoke On The Water
8) Paranoid

The entire show was not broadcast.

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The Smiths Peel Sessions 1983-1986

Well I've been trying to find some things (Bootlegs) that have completely been out of my grasp. So in my quest I now have to turn to you,the reader to see if maybe you can point me in the direction of where I may find these elusive tunes. In no particular order

1. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir Sings-The Big Hits Of Metallica

2. Atom Ant and Adam Ant-Two Powerhouses Live

3. Chuck Berry-The Hidden Camera Bathroom Tunes

4. Mike Pence-Songs For Melania

5. Cantinflas-Tribute To The Ghost Adventure's

6. Donald Trump-Grab Them By The Pussy

7. The American Cancer Society- Butt Songs (This was only issued with the purchase of a pack of 
    Camel Filters)

8. Tom Bodett- The Light Never Goes Out

9. Christopher Steele-The Pee Tapes

10. Syd Barrett-Tribute To Danny Kirwan

So if any of our dear readers can help me pinpoint a location I will be forever indebted to you. See Scans


HOW CAN YOU STAY WITH A FAT GIRL WHO'LL SAY WOULD YOU LIKE TO MARRY ME  

Undertones / University of Reading 1983 BBC College Concert

Undertones
BBC College Concert #33
LW's Limited Broadcast Week of May 8, 1983
University of Reading, Reading, Berkshire, England, U.K.
recording date is March 15, 1983

Matrix / Runout groove: BBC COLLEGE CONCERT 5/8/83-A
Matrix / Runout groove: BBC COLLEGE CONCERT 5/8/83-B

01. BBC College Concert 33 Intro -  Pete Larkin, Richard Skinner
02. When Saturday Comes
03. I Don't Know
04. The Love Parade
05. Untouchable
06. Teenage Kicks
07. Chain Of Love
08. Let's Talk About Girls
09. Conscious
10. BBC College Concert 33 Break - Pete Larkin
11. Got To Have You Back
12. Bittersweet
13. Tearproof
14. Julie Ocean
15. Wednesday Week
16. Get Over You
17. Luxury
18. You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It)
19. BBC College Concert 33 Outro -  Pete Larkin, Richard Skinner

This BBC College Concert show was edited from the longer BBC In Concert #302 version,
which had the additional tracks "Jump Boys," "I Know A Girl," and "I Gotta Getta."  While this leans heavily on their last album, they do include their classic first album hits, "Get Over You" and "Teenage Kicks."


The Undertones just put out a set of 13 singles for Record Store Day 2018, "cut from original analogue tape masters."

https://mega.nz/#!XIw2jChb!42-VyF6t3qyHylXM-xHgwg0zkhO250EVGfEnWyOf0B4

Flac files of wavs.  Includes a 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and a disc label.

Nils Lofgren Live In Boston 1982 *NOW WITH CORRECT SECOND LINK

(If I forget to say it on some posts I'm sorry)   *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Well if you can believe it Jobe has retired from his job after 39 years. So it looks like you'll be seeing a lot more of me around here, until I get a call from another company that I'm hoping to hook up with which should increase my financial stability. However there may come a time when I won't post for a while due to ongoing yard work conditions. However I have many excuses (like today) for not wanting to slave over a bunch of weeds due to heat conditions. See Scans

STRONG AND PROUD HE IS MUCH OLDER I AM THE FASTER I'M IN MY PRIME

I SAID HEY FOOL IN ORDER TO SURVIVE I GOTTA BE MY DIRTY SELF I WON'T PLAY NO JIVE

Steve Gibbons Band/Al Stewart - Rock Around The World show 1977

Steve Gibbons Band / London
Al Stewart / Seattle
Rock Around The World #134 syndicated radio show
Most likely broadcast in 1977

Matrix / Runout groove: 134A CO 9050 A
Matrix / Runout groove: 134B CO 9050 B

Side One:
01. RATW 134 Intro - John Brody
02. Light Up Your Face
03. Johnny Cool
04. Natural Thing
05. RATW 134 Break - John Brody
06. Commercial - Natalie Cole Unpredictable LP
07. Tulane
08. Rollin'
09. Commercial - Elektra Asylum LP sale

Side Two:
01. Soho Needless To Say
02. On The Border
03. Broadway Hotel
04. Commercial - Barclay James Harvest
05. Road To Moscow
06. Commercial - Natalie Cole Unpredictable LP

This must be missing a second disc with the second half of the Al Stewart show, as announcer John Brody says it's a "special 90 minute concert" and this is only 42 minutes long. The Al Stewart concert had already been broadcast by Rock Around The World on show #119, with an
additional three tracks.

In spite of the missing second disc, I'm including the truncated Stewart show, because why not?  We can consider it a sample and I'll try and track down the complete version on EBAY.

Anyway...the reason I bought this in the first place was STEVE GIBBONS.  He didn't do a lot of syndicated broadcasts, especially in America, where he never had a hit.  I had an LP of his, back in the day, and remember it fondly (albeit dimly!), and when I saw this show on EBAY
I had to have it.

Where's it from?  I have no idea!  Announcer Jim Brody says it's from "London," and there was a BBC "Sight And Sound" show recorded at Golder's Green in 1977.  That show is up on YouTube, but these tracks don't match up, they're not the same recordings.  That's surprising, as usually these U.S. syndicated shows are obvious copies of the BBC shows.  There were three BBC In Concert broadcasts of Steve Gibbons, In Concert #166 (11/26/77), BBC Rock Hour #6 (02/09/78), and Pop Spectacular #166 (8/12/78) (according to the FABULOUS list at http://www.eclipse67.com/bbci.htm ).  All of them are listed as being from "Golders Green."  If any of Our Beloved Audience has a clue where and when this was recorded, please leave a comment!

As to when?  Well, there are commercials are for Natalie Cole's "Unpredictable" LP, and Bread's "Lost Without Your Love," both issued in February 1977, so that puts a limit on how old it might be.

Flac files of wavs, and a 300 dpi scan of the disc label....unfortunately, no cue sheet!

https://mega.nz/#!XcZ1CaDA!VgMw0JuDNYzaicNboJ90KbSE1emUdYDCgdYBpfxsPI8