Songs About Murder, Death & Dying - Vol. 5

Songs About Murder Death & Dying - Vol. 5

Various Artists - Various Bitrates

Vol. 5

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John Hiatt & the Nashville Queens / The Plant, Sausalito, CA April 4, 1996 KFOG-FM

John Hiatt & the Nashville Queens
The Plant
Sausalito, CA
recorded April 4, 1996
unknown generation

01. Wrote It Down And Burned It
02. Ethylene
03. Graduated
04. Shredding The Document
05. Perfectly Good Guitar
06. Walk On
07. Interview, plus "Sly and the Family Queens" riff
08. Only The Song Survives
09. Cry Love
10. Your Love Is My Rest
11. Drive South
12. I Wanna Be Sedated

I have a cassette of the original live broadcast.  The original transmission of the show dropped the feed from the Plant several times; KFOG covered by shifting to their usual playlist, and going back to the Plant when the link was recovered.  The original broadcast did NOT include the encore of the cover of the Ramones "I Wanna Be Sedated."  I never digitized my original tape because it dropped the broadcast...but even if it was complete, it would have missed the WONDERFUL cover of the Ramones "I Wanna Be Sedated."

This is NOT sourced from one of my master tapes.  As the show includes the (originally unbroadcast) encore, this likely comes from a later rebroadcast of the show.  Given that the original broadcast was marred by repeated drops of the live feed, it's not surprising KFOG rebroadcast the show.  While I don't know the generation, this is an excellent recording, and I recommend it to you.


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Requiem For KFOG-FM

After years of being an easy listening station, KFOG-FM, converted to a rock format in 1982.  At first, they were just one of many formatted stations in the Bay Area, but by the late 80s, they made a grab for the brass ring; they wanted to be heir to the legacy of KSAN-FM, one of the first "free formatted" stations launched in the late 1960s.  While KFOG had a playlist, they made a regular commitment to broadcasting live concerts from local venues, plus "studio shows with a small audience," usually recorded at The Plant, in Sausalito (and later on at Fantasy Studios,  in Berkeley).  KFOG pioneered the "Adult Album Alternative" format.

Their on-air personalities, Morey, M. Dung, and Rosalie, became part of the local rock landscape, and their broadcasts of the Bay Area Music Awards featured jams you never would have expected, such as Metallica's Kirk Hammett jamming with Carlos Santana.

KFOG also put out an annual "Live From The Archives" CD, starting in mid-90s, with tracks from their various live broadcasts in the preceding year.  Early volumes of this are highly collectible, selling for stupid-money on EBay.  

All that comes to an end this September, when KFOG-FM will be folded into KNBR, and became a "sports talk" station, becoming KNBR-FM 104.5.

They had a good run; times change.

So...let's raise a glass of whatever we're drinking to one of the GREAT SOURCES OF QUALITY LIVE MUSIC recordings over the last four decades; it is not likely we will see their equal again.  

Here on Voodoo Wagon,  we have the following KFOG shows,  sourced from my master cassette tapes.  I usually used a high bias tape, so most of these sound great...
I think all of these links are still "live," if not, please let me know.  KFOG: requiescat in pace.

11th Annual Bammies 1988

12th Annual Bammies 1989

15th Annual Bammies 1992

Boz Scaggs / Fillmore October 8, 1997

Boz Scaggs / The Plant June 26, 1994

Brian Setzer / Bimbo's 1994 and 1998

Brian Setzer / Warfield December 31, 1995

Buster Poindexter / Bimbo's January 11, 1988

Chris Isaak / Fantasy Studios October 29, 1999

Dave Edmunds / Slim's October 23, 1994

David Bowie / Fantasy Studios September 16, 1997

Greg Kihn / Slim's December 17, 1992

Hot Tuna / Fillmore March 4, 1988

James McMurtry / Yoshi's July 28, 1995

Joan Osbourne / Yoshi's November 19, 1995

John Hiatt / Warfield September 18, 1987

John Hiatt / Warfield, January 24, 1989

Little Feat / Fillmore Sept 1, 1988

Los Lobos / The Plant July 30, 1994

Los Lobos / Watsonville November 26, 1989

Old 97's / Fantasy Studios, September 25, 1999

Paul Westerberg / Fantasy Studios September 12, 1996

Rembrandts / Club Oasis July 7, 1995

Richard Thompson / Sausalito Arts Festival Sept. 5, 1994

Robben Ford / The Plant 2002

Robert Cray / Warfield January 24, 1989

Robert Cray, Warfield September 18, 1987

Smithereens / The Plant June 24, 1994

Squeeze / Fantasy Studios September 29, 1999

Squeeze / The Plant November 19, 1993

Susan Tedeschi / The Plant February 16, 1999

Toad The Wet Sprocket / The Plant 1994 and 1997

Tom Petty / Fillmore February 7, 1997

Train / Fantasy Studios October 2, 1998

Wallflowers / The Plant January 10, 1997

Wilco / Fantasy Studios September 4, 1997

Armaggedon - self titled {1970} NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD

As Presented by Chris Goes Rock Archived from 2007

OUT OF PRINT

Size: 70.5 MB
Bitrade: 256mp3
Ripped By: ChrisGoesRock
Artwork Included

Not to be confused with the UK outfit, this German release from 1970 is an absolute belter of an album. Hard rock with definite progressive and psychedelic edges, the guitar of Frank Diez drives this one all the way.

Why didn't this group record more than just one album? Their self-titled album is a heavy progressive masterpiece with excellent, Hendrix-influenced guitar work and vocals by Frank Diez. Armaggedon was the start of his long and impressive career. Their album had six tracks, and two of them were cover versions. Most impressive was the 10-minute version of Jeff Beck Group's "Rice Pudding". This track had some of the greatest heavy guitar riffing to appear on a German record. Their version of Spooky Tooth's "Better By You, Better Than Me" was also competent enough. In addition, both Frank Diez and Manfred Galatik (electric piano, bass and vocals) wrote great songs, as typified by the tracks "People Talking" and "Open". Michael Nurnberg (bass, rhythm guitar) and Jurgen Lorenzen (drums) provided a strong backing. Armaggedon's album has rocketed in price during recent years, due to the ever increasing interest. However, demand for the group was poor way back in 1970, and Armaggedon soon broke up. Diez never played material with a similar energy again, his next step was to join the 'slightly-above-average' jazz-rockers Emergency.  He later played with Randy Pie, Karthago, Ihre Kinder and Atlantis.  Luckily the Armaggedon album was released on CD in 1991 with a sharp and clean digitally remastered sound (in a limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies).~CGR


Now with FIXED Link!!!

Track List:
1. 4:12 Round
2. 7:31 Open
3. 6:01 Oh Man
4. 9:40 Rice Pudding
5. 5:02 People Talking
6. 4:36 Better By You, Better Than Me 

All credit to the much beloved "ChrisGoesRock".

Armaggedon

The Chameleons - Lyon, France 1985

The Chameleons - The West Side Club

Lyon, France

May 28, 1985

Soundboard or FM Source @flac

SBD (possibly FM?) > ??? > CDR from trade > EAC > WAV > 

Trader's Little Helper > FLAC (level 8)

Set List:
Silence, Sea and Sky
Pleasure And Pain
Here Today
Singing Rule Britannia (While The Walls Close In)
Intrigue In Tangiers
Return Of The Roughnecks
Monkeyland
In Answer
Less Than Human
A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days
In Shreds
Home Is Where The Heart Is
One Flesh
Second Skin
Tomorrow Never Knows*
Splitting In Two (incomplete)

* The Beatles cover

Credit goes to whoever taped the show and to whoever
uploaded it. Enjoy, and please don't circulate as MP3 or sell!

pass - fbsvw

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John Cipollina & Copperhead - Pacific High Recording Studios 1972

Back from the Dead...upgrade!
Originally posted September 22, 2009

John Cipollina & Copperhead 
Live at Pacific High Recording Studios
January 23, 1972
KSAN FM Source @Flac & vbr



Copperhead:
John Cipollina - lead and Hawaiian guitar
Gary Philippet - vocals, guitars, bottleneck, and organ
Jim McPherson - vocals, piano, bass and percussion
David Weber - drums and percussion
Hutch Hutchinson - bass and vocals

Track List:
Kibitzer
Back roads
Spin spin
I'm not the man i used to be
Sidewinder
Drunken irish setter
Dancing shoes
Good time boogie
Keeper of the flame
Bigelow 6- 9000
Roller derby star

Pete Sears played bass and keyboards with John Cipollina and Copperhead on this live FM radio broadcast with Tom Donahue. Hutch Hutchinson joined the band just before recording their first album, after Pete Sears went back to England to play with Rod Stewart, and to join Nicky Hopkins new band.

This has been all over the interwebs but if you don't 

have it, get it!!

Thanks to the taper and archive.org!

Flac

VBR MP3

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Jethro Tull - BBC Sessions 1968-1969

Jethro Tull
Complete BBC Sessions 1968-1969
BBC Broadcast Source @flac
Excellent quality

Essential early Jethro Tull compilation including many rarities

Track List:
TOP GEAR, September 22, 1968
1. So Much Trouble
2. BBC intro
3. A Song For Jeffrey
4. BBC intro
5. My Sunday Feeling

TOP GEAR, November 5, 1968
6. Dharma For One
7. BBC intro
8. Beggar's Farm
9. BBC intro
10. Love Story
11. Stormy Monday Blues

TOP GEAR, June 22, 1969
12. BBC intro
13. Living In The Past
14. BBC intro
15. A New Day Yesterday
16. BBC intro
17. Fat Man
18. Bouree
19. BBC intro
20. Nothing Is Easy

BONUS TRACKS:
21. Back To The Family
22. A Song For Jeffrey
23. My Sunday Feeling
24. Beggar's Farm
25. A New Day Yesterday

Ian Anderson - flute, vocals
Mick Abrahams - guitar, tracks 1-5;
Martin Barre - guitar, tracks 6-25;
Glen Cornick - bass;
Clive Bunker - drums

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Yes - New Haven 1971

Yes - The Yale Bowl - 1971

New Haven, Connecticut
July 24, 1971

Remastered Soundboard @320

Set List:

01- Yours is No Disgrace  11:20
02- I've Seen All Good People  7:28
03- Clap / Classical Gas  5:25
04- Perpetual Change (w/Bruford solo)  14:24


Jon Anderson: vocals
Bill Bruford: drums
Steve Howe: guitar
Tony Kaye: keyboards
Chris Squire: bass

Remaster
1. Boost deficient frequencies/EQ
2. Repair sections of tape imperfection and missing sections
3. Repair clicks and pops
4. Correct speed
5. Correct pitch
6. Adjust ambience
7. Adjust dynamics
8. Re-track

Thanks to the nuked blogstoned.blogspot.com and Drums McBasington!

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Frank Zappa and Jean Luc Ponty - Live Festival Hall, Melbourne 1973

Rescued from the bowels of the now dead FBSVIP...

Frank Zappa & Jean Luc Ponty - Live Festival Hall

Melbourne, AU.

June 29, 1973

Liberated Vinyl Bootleg @320

Ultra-Modern Stringbean (LP/CD)
Mudshark (CD)
Live in Melbourne (CD)
Tiny Nightmares (2 LP)

Festival Hall, Melbourne, 29-Jun-1973
Featured as record 1 (dark blue label) of The History & Collected Improvisations of Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention (re-issued on CD)
Re-issued as one version of Tiny Nightmares by Impossible Recordworks (IMP 1.13)
Re-issued with Zurkon Music as another version of Tiny Nightmares (2 LP) by Beacon Island Records, Australia (2S726)
Also issued on CD as Mudshark by Three Cool Cats (TCC 049)
Also issued on CD in Germany as Live in Melbourne (Q 10002), with the bar code Q 10002
Length: ~45 min
Sound quality: Audience B+
LP label: ZX 3651
CD label: RXZ Records 301

Musicians:
Frank Zappa, Jean-Luc Ponty, George Duke, Ian Underwood, Ruth Underwood, Bruce Fowler, Tom Fowler, Ralph Humphrey and Sal Marquez.

Set List:
1. Uncle Meat (Main Theme) / Uncle Meat Variations ["Excercise 4"?]
2. Dog Breath
3. Uncle Meat (Main Theme)
4. Montana
5. Fifty-Fifty [instrumental version, not listed]
6. Mudshark
7. Farther Oblivion [listed as "Father O'Blivion"]

The track list on the album is quite wrong; the above should be correct. Track 7 is NOT "Father O'Blivion" but "Farther Oblivion", an officially unreleased number including themes from "Cucamonga" and "The Adventures of Greggary Peccary" as well as the entire "Be-Bop Tango" theme. The Mudshark and Live in Melbourne CDs have another sequencing: they flip the vinyl sides around (and get the track order 6-7-1-2-3-4-5), and the cover track list on Live in Melbourne is half wrong. The Mudshark and Tiny Nightmares covers have five superimposed pictures of Zappa playing guitar (the same picture has also been used on the Shogun Records boots Brest and Thigh); Live in Melbourne has Zappa in funny glasses, making a face.

Frank Zappa likes Stravinsky: an interview

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Roky Erickson And The Explosives - Shrunken Head

I'm fucking sure this time we have not posted this before. But with my limited computer skills if I look hard enough I've probably put this up before myself. I'm such a dolt. I'm gonna take a break for a sec and post some stuff over at The Bookstore, but stay tuned I still have a group more to post. See scans

PEACE BROUGHT BACK BOUGHT BACK RELAXED BE NYET BROUGHT BACK

The Buzzcocks-Live Bracknell Sports Centre

                                                                       SEE SCANS

I EVEN THINK YOU HATE ME WHEN YOU CALL ME ON THE PHONE

Todd Rundgren-Live In Mink Hollow

The next in my series of discs. See scans

SOME MEN'S WORLD IS ONLY HATE AND MONEY AFRAID OF EVERYTHING AND THEY LAUGH AT NOTHING

Jethro Tull - Newport Pop Festival 1969

Back from the Dead as requested...
Originally posted by Mitch
September 28, 2009

Jethro Tull - Newport Pop Festival
Davonshire Downs, CA
June 21, 1969

Soundboard @320

Ian Anderson - vocals, flute
Martin Barre - guitar 
Glenn Cornik - bass

Clive Bunker - drums

Set List:

1. Nothing is Easy  
2. A Song For Jeffery
3. Back To The Family  
4. Dharma For One  
5. Martin's Tune
6. For A Thousand Mothers

 

320kbps of dharmic mp3!

 

Thanks to the original source and poster!

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