Beth Hart - Live in Germany 2000

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Originally posted September 1, 2009

Beth Hart – Prime Club
Cologne, Germany
October 11, 1999
Broadcast source @224
Liberated bootleg "Live Germany 2000"
WDR Rockpalast broadcast source @224

Musicians:Beth Hart, piano, vocals
Jimmy Khoury, guitars
Tal Herzberg, bass
Bill Ranson, drums, percussion

 

Set List:

 

01 - Mama
02 - Get Your Shit Together
03 - Skin
04 - Baby I Love You
05 - L.A. Song
06 - Delicious Surprise
07 - By Her
08 - Ringing
09 - Just a Little Hole
10 - Run
11 - Am I The One
12 - Immortal
13 - Under Water*

*not included

 

Thanks to the dead blog ~ GuitarWomen.blogspot 

 

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David Sylvian - Live In Theatre 1988

David Sylvian - 1988
"Live In Theatre Tour"
Excellent Soundboard Recording @320
Italian bootleg.  Live in Japan (Nakano Sun Plaza Hall on 12 April 1988)

Hardly a rarity, but a great recording of songs from the first three David Sylvian solo albums plus the instrumental 'The Grand Parade' which was from a Mark Isham album.
Great sound on this recording and a great, full band behind him - Richard Barbieri (ex-Japan, keyboards), David Torn (lead guitar), Steve Jansen (ex-Japan, drums and percussion), Ian Maidman (bass and percussion), Robbie Aceto (guitar and keyboards), Mark Isham (trumpet, flugelhorn, soprano sax and keyboards). Playing time: 61:48

Track List:
1. Orpheus
2. Taking The Veil
3. Weathered Wall
4. The Boy With The Gun
5. Riverman
6. The Grand Parade
7. The Ink In The Well
8. Nostalgia
9. Let The Happiness In
10. Gone To Earth

In Theatre

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Jefferson Airplane - Live At Altamont

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

 *NOT THE COMPLETE SHOW

Sorry this is not their full set but it's all I got. About the best fidelity I have found for this show. Posted more for it's historical significance. But it still sounds pretty damn good. See scans

I HAVE A HOUSE WHERE I CAN GO WHEN THERE'S TOO MANY PEOPLE AROUND ME

John McLaughlin - 1972-08-19 - Munich, Germany

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Originally posted by v-chile August 27, 2013

John McLaughlin

1972-08-19

Solo Now

Herkules Saal

München, GER

Well, John can do it slow,too.

This boot has been waiting far too long

to get uploaded...

1) Announcement J E. Behrendt 00:45
2) Waltz for B. Evans (Ch. Corea) 10:25
3) Blue and Green (M. Davis) 05:42
4) Something Spiritual (D. Herman) 07:07
5) Good Bye Pork Pie Hat (Ch. Mingus) 09:00
6) Follow your heart 04:26

@flac

Soundboard Recording!

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy!

IGGY POP AND THE TROLLS - LIVE LORELEY BIZARRE FESTIVAL 1996

 

                                                          

                                                                  SEE SCANS

                                              YES AND BESSIE IT'S SAD BUT TRUE

John & Eve McLaughlin - Unreleased LP Tracks 1974

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Originally posted by v-chile July 30, 2013

John & Eve McLaughlin

Unreleased LP Tracks 1974

NYC FM

Love, Devotion & Surrender

When I first listened to these recordings it quickly reminded me of the David Crosby album "If I Could Only Remember My Name",which had been released some years earlier, I think it was 1971.

Smooth sounding instruments,acoustic guitars,harp,bells and unusually for McLaughlin:vocals

If you like the Crosby,try this one,too.

For special moments to calm down; if you wanna get away from the bustle of everyday life or if you only need some meditative or spiritually stuff to listen to.

A modern word: "Healing Music".

This is the right one.

01. Peace 4:07

 02. In The Depths Of My Heart A Bluebird Sings 3:52

 03. Oh My Soul My Friend 5:14

 04.Unknown Title (possibly John McLaughlin playing Indian Vina) 2:28

 05. Share The Joy  8:41

 06. Oh My Soul My Friend 7:16

 07. Peace  9:35

 08. Two And One 2:20

 09. Earth Bound Hearts 1:29

 10. Devotion 3:20

As bonus:

 11.Interview with John & Eve McLaughlin 29:43

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Jefferson Airplane - After Bathing At Baxter´s Studio Rehearsals & Fillmore West - 1968

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Originally posted May 14, 2011 

Jefferson Airplane
Bathing at Baxters Rehearsals
Live at Pacific Heights Studio, San Francisco, CA.
October 05, 1967
+ Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA - October 26, 1968
Studio + Excellent Soundboard Recording @320

Track List:
01. Martha (instrumental)
02. Spayre Change
03. Fat Angel
04. Rock Me Baby
05. Somebody to Love
06. Won't You Try ~ Saturday Afternoon
07. White Rabbit
08. Ballad of You & Me & Pooneil
09. House at Pooneil Corner


Grace Slick, Paul Kantner, Jorma Kaukonen - Voice
Marty Balin - Voice, Rhythm Guitar
Paul Kantner - Guitars
Jack Casady - Bass
Grace Slick - Piano
Spencer Dryden - Drums.

Notes: Jorma, Jack and Spencer have probably burned a doobie or three before checking in to the studio; they are clearly cruising at maximum altitude. The last nine minutes of this session appear on the album proper, but here’s the whole thing, warts and all. And such lovely warts they are! Why they didn’t put this gem on the Jefferson Airplane Loves You collection is a mystery.

For all who don`t know this boot, this boot is highly recommended. Westcoast jamming at its best. Thanks a lot to the original source! Sound quality is excellent! Enjoy! 

 

Thanks to our friend v-chile!!

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Incredible String Band LIVE in Hempstead LI NY 1973

 

                                               Incredible String Band

Ultrasonic Studios

Hempstead LI NY

1973-04-24 

WLIR-FM Broadcast @320

01. Black Jack David

02. Intro By Malcolm

03. Skiffle Song

04. Intro By Malcolm

05. Turquoise Blue

06. Intro By Malcolm

07. My Father Was A Lighthouse Keeper

08. Interview

09. Saturday Maybe

10. Intro By Malcolm

11. Maker Of Islands

12. Intro By Malcolm

13. The Old Buccaneer

14. Intro By Malcolm

15. Dumb Kate

16. Intro By Malcolm

17. Log Cabin Home In The Sky

18. Intro By Robin

19. Tear The Silk

20. Intro By Malcolm

21. Irish Tunes

       Drops Of Whiskey/Grumbling Old Men And Grumbling Old Women

22. Ken Cole Out

The prodigal son returneth (Again)

Billy Boy Arnold - More Blues on the South Side (1963)

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Originally posted September 29, 2015

Billy Boy Arnold 

More Blues on the South Side (1963)

Studio Recordings @320 

{Out of Print}

More Blues On The South Side was recorded in Chicago on December 30, 1963. The disc features the vocals and harp of a very young Billy Boy Arnold and some interesting guitar work by an equally young Mighty Joe Young. While the recording is 40 years old, I must say that the recording is remarkably clean from a technical perspective. The music contained on the disc is probably typical of that played in Chicago in the early 60's and is somewhat reminiscent of Bo Diddley or even a young Junior Wells. While there are some interesting moments on the disc, it is clear that this is a guy that got better, much better, with age.

Track List:
1. School Time
2. Goin' By The River
3. You Don't Love Me No More
4. You're My Girl
5. Oh Baby
6. Evaleena
7. I Love Only You
8. Two Drinks Of Wine
9. I'll Forget About You
10. Billy Boy's Blues
11. You Better Cut That Out
12. Get Out Of Here
13. Playing With The Blues

    Bass – Jerome Arnold
    Drums – Junior Blackman
    Guitar – Mighty Joe Young
    Piano – Lafayette Leake
    Vocals, Harmonica – Billy Boy Arnold

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Billy Boy Arnold - Crying and Pleading {1957}

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Originally posted February 1, 2015

Billy Boy Arnold - Crying & Pleading {1957}

Best of Vee-Jay Years

Studio Recordings @ 320
{Out of Print}

Track List:

I Wish You Would    

I Was Fooled    

Don't Stay Out All Night    

I Ain't Got You    

Here's My Picture    

You Got Me Wrong    

My Heart Is Crying    

Kissing At Midnight    

Prisoner's Plea    

No, No, No, No, No    

Every Day, Every Night    

Rockinitis

!&!&!

Circus - self titled (1969)

Circus- self titled {1969}
Studio soundboard @320
Out Of Print


Mel Collins - flute, tenor saxophone
Ian Jelfs - guitar, vocals
Kirk Riddle - bass, guitar
Chris Burrow - drums

With:
Keith Bleasby - percussion (03,08)

Circus reminds a bit of the early Crimson at times, but only because the two groups are contemporary and to be classified as progressive rock, and Collins plays the sax and the flute predominantly there. Circus does not have a mellotron (nor any keyboard), and its music has a rather nice late 60s pop vibe (fortified by massive injections of jazz) with a repertoire primarily composed of covers, which would actually bring the music closer together to approach the first albums of Joe Cocker and Jethro Tull. A few originals are credited to Collins, including two ballads. 

Thanks to the original source!

 

 

 

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XTC - THE DRUNKEN JAM SESSIONS

 

The boys taking the piss at some of our favorite songs. See my bullshit back cover for songs.

WAY DOWN INSIDE GERIATRIC YOU NEED 

Captain Beefheart - Live Old Waldorf, S.F. 1981

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Originally posted November 30, 2015

Captain Beefheart - Live Old Waldorf
January 24, 1981

San Francisco, CA.

Excellent Unknown Source @224

First Show
Bass Solo (w sax)
Nowadays a Woman's …
Hot Head
Ashtray Heart
Dirty Blue Gene
Best Batch Yet
Safe As Milk
Flavor Bud Living
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
One Red Rose That I Mean
One Man Sentence
Bat Chain Puller
Sugar 'N' Spikes
Kandy Korn
Suction Prints
Big-Eyed Beans From Venus

Second Show
Bass Solo (w sax)/Hair Pie
Nowadays a Woman's …
I Want To Find A Woman…
Hot Head
Ashtray Heart
Dirty Blue Gene
Smithsonian Institute Blues
Safe As Milk
Flavor Bud Living
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Sue Egypt
Untitled
Doctor Dark
My Human Gets Me Blues
Sheriff of Hong Kong
Suction Prints

 

 

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World Party B-Sides *NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD

*Originally

Posted March 8 2014

  

For all four/five of you that left a comment on my previous World Party. And look at this track line-up.          320kbps
 

Songs
1.Trouble Down Here
2.World Groove
3.All The Young Dudes
4.A World Without Love
5.Martha My Dear
6.Nowhere Man
7.Basically
8.Little Man Within
9.When You Come Back To Me
10.You're Invited To A Party
11.Waiting and Waiting
12.Happiness Is A Warm Gun
13.S.E.X.
14.Nature Girl
15.Penny Lane
16.A Sweetheart Like You
17.#9 Dream
18.The Long and Winding Road
19.You're A Hurricane
Disc 2
1.Holy Water
2.Private Revolution (Extended)
3.World Groove (Do The Mind Guerrilla)
4.Happiness Is A Warm Gun
5.Basically
6.Closer Still
7.Is It Like Today (acoustic)
8.Little Man Within (Demo)
9.Mystery Girl
10.Sunset
11.When You Come Back To Me
12.World Without Love
13.Ship Of Fools (Extended)

 SAVE ME FROM TOMORROW

SHE'S NOT A GIRL WHO MISSES MUCH

The Stranglers, sinister punk, 3 shows

 nice & sleazy

1977-04-03 Agora Theatre (Cleveland, OH) [FM@320]

 01 (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)
02 Dagenham Dave
03 Bring On The Nubiles
04 Dead Ringer
05 Hanging Around
06 Nice and Sleazy
07 No More Heroes
08 station ID
09 Tank
10 Threatened
11 Burning Up Time
12 Straighten Out
13 London Lady
14 Down In The Sewer
15 Five Minutes
16 Toiler On The Sea

1978-04-17 Horseshoe Tavern Toronto

01 Bring on the Nubiles
02 Dead Ringer
03 Hanging Around
04 Nice 'n' Sleazy
05 No More Heroes
06 Tank
07 Threatened
08 Burning Up Time
09 Straighten Out
10 Down in the Sewer

1981-05-20 Sam's Minneapolis

01 Threatened
02 The Raven
03 Toiler On The Sea
04 Just Like Nothing On Earth
05 Thrown Away
06 Who Wants The World
07 Baroque Bordello
08 Second Coming
09 Meninblack
10 Shah Shah A Go Go
11 Ice (cut)
12 Tank (cut)
13 Nuclear Device
14 Genetix
15 A story about Lady Diana
16 Duchess
17 Hanging Around (cut)

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pw: mghg

greetings from the hermetic garage

found on the net

Interpol - Live Boston and Paris ('02-'03)

Interpol - Boston, MA. 2003  

WCBN 2003

FM Source @192


Interpol is one of the bands associated with the New York indie music scene, being one of several groups that emerged out of the post-punk revival of the 2000s. The band's sound is generally a mix of bass throb and choppy, sparse guitar, with a snare heavy mix, drawing comparisons to post-punk bands such as Joy Division and The Chameleons.

 

Track List:
01 Untitled
02 Roland
03 Stella Was A Diver
04 Length Of Love
05 Say Hello To the Angels
06 Song 7
07 NYC
08 PDA
09 The Specialist
10 Obstacle 1
11 the New
12 Obstacle 2

 

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Interpol - Black Session 

  (Maison De La Radio)

Paris, France 
Aug 27, 2002 (Complete Show)
FM Source @192

 

Track List:
01 Untitled
02 Obstacle 1
03 Stella Was A Diver
04 Roland
05 Specialist
06 Hands Away
07 NYC
08 PDA
09 Song 7
10 Obstacle 2
11 Black Session Sound Check (Song 7)

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Boston

 

Paris

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Paul Westerberg - Lucky's Revenge

 

Haven't heard from Paul for a while. I have no idea what he's up to now, seems like he's kinda walked away from music for the time being. Oh and by the way you bastards better enjoy this. I could not get this to rip. The disc didn't look like it was in too bad of shape, I even took it to our near-by resurfacing store to get it resurfaced in case there was something I couldn't see. After coming home and trying again it would only get to 45% on the rip then do nothing. Now also, there was one of those home-made labels (of the cover) on the face side of the disc. Why do people do that? So after looking on Google on how to remove a label (in this case rubbing alcohol, Q-Tips and lots of time) I successfully removed the Goddamn label. Making sure I got every little micro piece of paper off the disc, to make sure those little fucking pieces of paper didn't get on the lens. I had to constantly clean the play side of the disc by drying off the CD. It doesn't appear the rubbing alcohol hurt the disc (does anybody know if it does? or is it the case of in one month's time all the music will be erased)   I WILL NOT BE DETERRED. Now of course when I first started to burn my own CD's I put those stupid labels on some of my disc. God I hope you never request those. I HATE LABELS!!!!!!! See scans

WELL YOU LOOK FANTASTIC IN YOUR GASED UP CASKET  

The Stranglers - Live At The Ritz April 16, 1987

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

         Pretty good audience recording of those sinister punks with a Monty Python attitude.                                                                                   See scan

                                              I'LL SEE YOU IN THE SEWER