Robyn Hitchcock / Saturday Live, BBC Radio One September 1984

Robyn Hitchcock
Saturday Live
BBC Radio One
September 15, 1984
(or possibly September 1, 1984)

01 Andy Batten-Foster - Intro
02 Robyn Hitchcock - Sometimes I Wish I Was Pretty Girl
03 Robyn Hitchcock - Flavour Of Night
04 Robyn Hitchcock & Andy Batten-Foster - Talk
05 Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains
06 Robyn Hitchcock & Andy Batten-Foster - Interview
07 Robyn Hitchcock - Ye Sleeping Knights Of Jesus

Okay, Voodoo Gang!  Are you still hungry for some more Hitchcock?  Well, here's the dessert course.  It's short, but sweet.

This is another tape I got in trade back in the 1980s.  As the recording had to make it from England to California, there are several generations along the way.  There's some hiss, but not too much.

There's a version of this up at Archive.org (https://archive.org/details/robynhitchcock1984-09-01 ) and it's FAR WORSE than my copy.  That one is jam-packed with hiss, you'll find my copy far more delicious. 

My cassette had this listed as "Saturday Club." I try to check everything before I post. Misinformation accretes to circulating shows like barnacles to a boat on the way to the ice wall that surrounds the flat Earth. Never forget: just because it's written down doesn't make it true, and if it's on the Internet...check it twice.

"Saturday Club" ran from 1957 to 1969. Both my copy and the Archives copy identify it as Saturday Club, but as that show ended in 1969, that can't be right.  In the notes to the Archives.org version, a comment identifies this as "Saturday Live" and the host is Andy Batten-Foster. Can anyone confirm that this was really Mr. Batten-Foster?  

The Archives version dates the show as the 1st, while my cassette says the 15th.  Both days are Saturday.  The Hitchcock Gigography has BBC shows listed on both days, with no set list for the 1st and a set list matching mine on the 15th. 

It's possible the show was recorded on the 1st and broadcast on the 15th, but that's a guess, not a fact...so I'm posting this with both dates.

https://mega.nz/file/rJQAHLZS#q5ZEz_MCZoM6m59S0jtwDqck2J--7sctCyuUoKxnmZA

Robyn Hitchcock / First Avenue Club, Minneapolis, April 11, 1988

 Robyn Hitchcock
& the Egyptians
with Peter Buck
First Avenue Club
Minneapolis, MN
April 11, 1988

01 Robyn Hitchcock - Robyn talks
02 Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains
03 Robyn Hitchcock - The Cars She Used To Drive
04 Robyn Hitchcock - Bass
05 Robyn Hitchcock - Another Bubble
06 Robyn Hitchcock - Unsettled
07 Robyn Hitchcock - I'm Only You
08 Robyn Hitchcock - Tropical Flesh Mandala
09 Robyn Hitchcock - Winchester
10 Robyn Hitchcock - Birdshead
11 Robyn Hitchcock - Flesh Number One (Beatle Dennis)
12 Robyn Hitchcock - Chinese Bones (tape flip at end)
13 Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man
14 Robyn Hitchcock - Queen of Eyes
15 Robyn Hitchcock - A Globe of Frogs
16 Robyn Hitchcock - crowd noise 2 minutes
17 Robyn Hitchcock - I Got A Message To You 
18 Robyn Hitchcock - Uncorrected Personality Traits
19 Robyn Hitchcock - Listening To The Higsons
20 Robyn Hitchcock - crowd noise two minutes
21 Robyn Hitchcock - The Man With The Lightbulb Head
22 Robyn Hitchcock - Heaven
23 Robyn Hitchcock - Eight Days A Week
24 Robyn Hitchcock - If You Were A Priest

While I had this marked as "FM," there are no announcers or station breaks.  The two long bits of low volume crowd noise would be "dead air" to a radio station and an announcer would have come on to keep the audience from switching channels, so I am 99% sure this was a soundboard

I found a version posted at Archive.org.  Their version had a tape flip at the end of "Chinese Bones"...which matches the tape flip on my copy, so they're from the same original source.  
Mine is NOT the same provenance, however.  I got this in trade over thirty years ago.  The Archive version ends after "I Got A Message To You."  My cassette continues for another twenty-three minutes, with six more songs.

Both their version and mine have some hiss and static here and there, but not so much that you won't enjoy this.

This is the main course, there will be a Robyn Hitchcock dessert served later on today.

https://mega.nz/file/zQ4m0AbJ#K-W83Iis1j651drzKzQ0sNsjJ1etqZjkVseghOytTwo

Atlanta Rhythm Section - Live Cotton Club March 31st 1997

 

Atlanta Rhythm Section

Cotton Club

Atlanta, GA

March 31st, 1997

25th Anniversary Tour

FM Broadcast

1. Large Time

2. Voodoo

3. Champagne Jam

4. She Knows All My Tricks

5. So Into You

6. Do It Or Die

7. I'm Not Going To Let It Bother Me Tonight

8. I Don't Want To Grow Old Alone

9. Homesick

10. Spooky

11. Imaginary Lover

12. Outside Woman Blues

https://workupload.com/file/EYr9P3xTe2S

Roxy Music - BBC Sessions 1972-1973

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted May 17, 2018

Roxy Music - BBC Sessions 1972-1973

FM Source @256

Track List:

Disc 1:

01. Re-make/Re-model

02. If There Is Something

03. The B.O.B. Medley

04. Would You Believe

05. Sea Breezes*

Recorded 1-4-72

Transmitted 1-21-72

Except   *2-18-72

06. Bitters End

07. 2 H.B.

08. Chance Meeting

09. Ladytron

Recorded 5-23-72

Transmitted 6-23-72

10. Virginia Plain

11. If There Is Something

Recorded 7-18-72

Transmitted 8-1-72

Disc 2:

01. The B.O.B. Medley

02. Grey Lagoons

03. Sea Breezes

04. Virginia Plain

05. Chance Meeting

06. Re-make/Re-model

'In Concert' recorded and transmitted August 1972

07. Pyjamarama

08. Do The Strand

09. Editions Of You

10. In Every Dream Home A Heartache

Recorded 3-5-73

Transmitted 3-8-73

Bonus:

11/6/72

 11-The Bob (Medley)

 12-For Your Pleasure

Bryan Ferry - vocals and keyboards

Phil Manzanera - guitar (except CD1  1-5)

Andy Mackay - oboes and saxes

Paul Thompson - drums

Brian Eno - synthesizers and tape

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The Jam - Mama We're All Different Now

A Dave Sez Contribution... NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD ORIGINALLY POSTED 1-11-14

The Jam - Mama We're All Different Now

Demos & Outtakes @ 320

Vinyl rip @ 320 from red vinyl bootleg, "limited edition of 1000", Energia Records ER003, Spain
16 studio tracks of rare demo versions and outtakes between 1976 and 1982.
See http://www.discogs.com/Jam-Mama-Were-All-Different-Now/release/1678899.
Labels: two arrows on one side, target on the other. B&W insert of Jam discography.
Also released on green vinyl.

Track List:

A1 Left, Right And Centre (demo '76)
A2 So Sad About Us (demo '77)
A3 It's Too Bad (demo '78)
A4 David Watts [Kinks] (demo '78)
A5 See-Saw (outtake '79)
A6 Liza Radley (alternate version '80)
A7 And Your Bird Can Sing [Beatles] (outtake '80)
A8 But I'm Different Now (alternate version '80)
B1 England (I Miss You Now)
B2 Dream Time (demo '80)
B3 Dead End Street [Kinks] (demo '80)
B4 No One In The World (demo '80)
B5 Rain [Beatles] (demo '80)
B6 Get Yourself Together [Small Faces] (demo '81)
B7 We've Only Started (demo '81)
B8 Walking In Heaven's Sunshine (demo '82)

Thanks to snotty at tooshortalife.blogspot.com and skamanc at skamanchackett.blogspot.com.

All Different Now

More Jam at Floppy Boot Stomp!

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I know who this is...do you?

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Living Colour - Chicago, IL. 1989

 Living Colour - Riviera Theatre
Chicago, IL.
April 7, 1989
WXRT-FM Source @320

FM>2nd.gen.cassette>SonyTCWE435>PioneerPDR-
O4>CDR>EAC>WAV>Trader'sLittleHelper>FLAC>MP3

Quality: A

Set List:
Middle Man
Memories Can't Wait
Break
Glamour Boys
Break
Open Letter (To A Landlord)
Money Talks
Cult Of Personality
Which Way To America?
Mannish Boy
The Ocean
Sail On
What's Your Favorite Color?

Comments: Show performed 24 years ago tonight. With the band celebrating its 25th anniversary of the release of its first album "Vivid" thought it would fun to up this anniversary show. Band pulls out a cool version of Zep's "The Ocean" on this night, preceded my "Mannish Boy" by Chicago's own Muddy Waters and followed by Bad Brains "Salin' On." The Chicago gig came just as the band learned "Vivid" had gone platinum. Also tonight 4/7/13 the band played "Cult of Personality" as part of Wrestlemania 29, so nice to see some exposure for the band. 

 

Living Colour @ Paste

Cory Glover on success... 

 

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Ana Popovic - Montreal International Jazz Festival 2007

Ana Popovic - 31st Montreal International Jazz Festival  
2010-07-05

Band Members:
Ana Popovic - guitar & vocals
Michele Papadia - keyboards & backing vocals
Ronald Jonker - bass & backing vocals
Stephane Avellaneda - drums

Setlist:
- Set One -

01 Festival Announcements & Intro - 1:29.57
02 Wrong Woman - 6:36.20
03 Is This Everything There Is? - 4:59.63
04 How'd You Learn To Shake It Like That? > - 4:38.14
05 Hungry - 5:00.01
06 Blues For M - 6:46.32
07 Recall The Days - 5:07.74
08 Long Way Home - 5:05.10
09 Chat - 0:45.68
10 Navajo Moon - 10:39.16
11 Chat - 0:56.7012 House Burning Down - 8:58.59

- Set Two -

01 Festival Announcements & Intro - 1:24.14
02 Wrong Woman - 6:45.42
03 Hometown - 7:55.25
04 Love Fever - 5:57.12
05 Change My Mind (with bass solo) > - 10:34.33
06 Let Me Love You Baby > - 8:39.73
07 Long Way Home - 5:01.18
08 Navajo Moon - 12:22.18


Excellent Audience recording / Flac

https://workupload.com/file/Vdkv3zSQXMR

Devo Live in Akron OH 1977

 Devo 

The Crypt 

Akron OH

1977-02-01 

Soundboard @320

01. Praying Hands

02. Social Fools

03. Be Stiff

04. Uncontrollable Urge

05. Secret Agent Man

06. Shrivel Up

07. Last Time I Saw St. Louis

08. Fraulein

09. Too Much Paranoias

10. Huboon Stomp

11. Space Junk

12. Mongoloid

13. Falling In Love Again

14. Soo Bawlz

15. Blockhead

16. Jocko Homo

17. The Words Get Stuck In My Throat

Bob Mothersbaugh – Guitar, Vocals

Bob Casale – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals

Mark Mothersbaugh – Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals

Gerald Casale – Bass, Bass Synthesizer, Vocals

Alan Myers – Drums

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Arc Angels - 1990.12.31 Austin TX

Arc Angels
City: Austin, TX (1990.12.31)
Source: Soundboard


01 Introduction  (01:08)
02 Them Changes (02:16)
03 Dimples (05:21)
04 Shakin' At The High School Hop (03:56)
05 Lookin' Back (03:46)
06 Street Fighting Man (04:46)
07 Shape I'm In (04:09)
08 Good Time (05:09)
09 Graceland (05:25)
10 Get Going (04:00)
11 Kisses On The Windshield (06:01)
12 Living In A Dream (05:08)
13 Bama Lama Bama Loo (05:04)


Total: 00:56:15


Arc Angels were a blues rock band formed in Austin, Texas in the early 1990s.

The band was composed of guitarist and singers Doyle Bramhall II and Charlie Sexton and two former members of Stevie Ray Vaughan's band Double Trouble, drummer Chris Layton and bassist Tommy Shannon.

The 'Arc' in the band's name came from the Austin Rehearsal Complex where the band first started jamming

https://workupload.com/file/E9RcttV2D48

Albert King - Live Montreux July 1st 1977

Albert King - Live Montreux
July 1, 1977
SBD A


Disc 1

1-01-Watermelon Man
1-02-Don't Burn Down the Bridge
1-03-Blues at Sunrise
1-04-That's What The Blues Is All About
1-05-Stormy Monday
1-06-Kansas City
1-07-I'm Gonna Call You As Soon As The Sun Goes Down


Disc 2

2-01-For the Love of a Woman (?)
2-02-Hey Baby (?) *
2-03-As The Years Go Passing By *
2-04-Overall Junction
2-05-I'll Play The Blues For You


* with Rory Gallagher

https://workupload.com/file/rQMdkGfMXUz

David Bowie Outside Tour Rehearsals 1995 BACK FROM THE DEAD

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Originally posted 9-23-20
                                                                           

THE BAND

                                                          Reeves Gabrels- Guitar

                                                          Carlos Alomar- Guitar, Backing Vocals

                                                          Gail Ann Dorsey- Bass, Backing Vocals

                                                          Zack Alford- Drums

                                                          Mike Garson- Piano  

                                                          Peter Schwartz- Synth.

                                                          George Simms- Backing Vocals, Keys

Once again I bitch. Generation X downloaded over 400 times and not a single comment. Let's see if we can set some kind of record on this one. See scans

                                                                             

BLANK SCREEN T.V. PREENING OURSELVES IN THE SNOW FORGET MY NAME BUT I'M OVER YOU

LIKE TO TAKE A CEMENT FIX BE A STANDING CINEMA

John Eddie / Empire Rock Club, Philadelphia, PA Sept. 23, 1983 WMMR-FM

John Eddie
& the Front Street Runners
with the West End Horns
Empire Rock Club
September 23, 1983
WMMR-FM

01 John Eddie - Payday
02 John Eddie - Hard Cold Truth
03 John Eddie - All Dolled Up
04 John Eddie - Dead Ends
05 John Eddie - WMMR-FM Station ID
06 John Eddie - She's Sure The Girl I Love
07 John Eddie - Pretty As Sin
08 John Eddie - WMMR-FM Station ID
09 John Eddie - Hunting Season
10 John Eddie - Jungle Boy
11 John Eddie - Cool Walk
12 John Eddie - Be Bop A Lula
13 John Eddie - Justine
14 John Eddie - WMMR-FM encore break
15 John Eddie - I Want A Kiss
16 John Eddie - Reelin' and Rockin'

Date confirmed by a newspaper listing.

There's a lot of unreleased songs on this broadcast. Eddie was two years away from getting a contract with Columbia. The only songs from his first album in 1986 are "Cool Walk" and "Jungle Boy," and from his second album you get "Payday."

"Justine" is a cover of the song by the Righteous Brothers.  Known primarily for their lushly produced ballads, the Righteous Brothers rocked out on several less well-known numbers. Springsteen used to cover "Little Latin Lupe Lu."  Given Bruce's obvious influence on Eddie's songwriting and stagecraft, it's not likely to be a coincidence that he dug into the Righteous Brothers back catalog.

This one comes courtesy of our pal, Sam Elliot's Mustache, who just shipped me another box of tapes to digitize. It's going to be a WMMR-FM sort of summer! 

https://mega.nz/file/6YYHSYZJ#LG-0mC2N0MazgNzhBcleGdUnirr7qxfuI-RipXoaEe8

Roy Buchanan - Live New Haven 1987

Back from the dead...Again!
Originally posted October 7, 2009 and July 16, 2018

Roy Buchanan - The New Haven Green
New Haven, CT.
August 21, 1987
Face Ripping Soundboard @320

source: sbd cassette master sony deck on rack, dolby b * patched with aud cassette master: 2 sennheiser 421's+ 1 senn 441>nak 350, dolby off * d2t01, d2t04, d2t05 lineage: cm's on nak dragon>tascam hd-p2 24/48>cd wave>adobe audition 2.0> flac master recordings, editing & upload by Rob Berger

*Please Note*
Track 1 is an empty track. The song Short Fuse / Green Onions is track 2. I didn't want to go through all of the tracks to renumber them. You may discard track 1 and renumber the tracks yourself if you so desire.

 

Track List

Disc one:
01: /Short Fuse
02: Green Onions
03: When a Guitar Plays the Blues
04: You Can't Judge A Book By the Cover
05: You Shook Me>
06: Beer Drinkin' Woman

Disc two:
01: Peter Gunn Theme
02: Down By the River
03: Sunshine of Your Love
04: Surf or Die
05: Let's Stay Together
06: Suzy Q
07: Hey Joe
08: Power of Love
09: The Messiah Will Come Again
10: e: Matthew
11: Been a Long Time

 

Thanks to the original source!!

 

 

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Nirvana - Manchester, UK 1989

Nirvana
October 24, 1989
Students' Union, Manchester Polytechnic
Manchester, United Kingdom
SOURCE (SBD #1) @flac

soundboard > unknown
TRANSFER:
Tascam DA-20 MKII > PreSonus FireStudio Project > Adobe Audition 3.0 > CD Wave 1.98 > Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0

GENERATION:
ANA(M) > DAT(1) [48kHz/16bit] > WAV [48kHz/16bit] > WAV [44.1kHz/16bit] > FLAC [Level 8]

Length:
44:42

TRACKS:
01. Scoff (cuts in)
02. Love Buzz
03. Floyd The Barber
04. Dive
05. Polly
06. Big Cheese
07. About A Girl
08. Token Eastern Song
09. Spank Thru
10. Even In His Youth
11. Stain
12. Negative Creep
13. Blew

 

PLEASE DO NOT SELL OR ENCODE TO MP3 EXCEPT FOR PERSONAL USE!

 

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Poly Tech

Rockpile / Rock Around The World Interview & four live tracks

Rockpile
Rock Around The World radio show
Broadcast date of December 24-30, 1978

01 Dave Edmunds - Interview
02 Rockpile - Down Down Down
03 Rockpile - So It Goes
04 Rockpile - Trouble Boys
05 Dave Edmunds - Interview
06 Rockpile - I Hear You Knocking

Another tape I received in trade.

This one was recorded onto a cassette from the original LP and mailed to me, but there was no documentation as to the year or the venue.  It's from the "Rock Around The World" radio show, and I was able to find some low resolution scans that prove it is Show #229, described as "Eagles/Dave Edmonds (sic), Rockpile/Sly Stone."

At the end of the segment, the announcer mentions that the Sly Stone portion is coming up next, so I'm sure we've got the original source identified correctly.

I suspected the tracks might be from the Bottom Line show. Every so often we reach out across the Vast Gulfs of Cyberspace to our friends on other blogs for aid and assistance.  In this case, I recalled that Stinky, who posts over at Jonder's joint (located at https://jonderblog.blogspot.com/ and tell 'em that Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï sent you) had put up a 5-cd set of Rockpile, and wrote to him for help.  Here's Mr. Stinky's response:

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Hi Draftervoi:
Nice to meet you. I love your blogs!
Here’s my take on the origin of these takes:
01 Interview - Unknown (Sounds like The BBC)
02 Down Down Down - Live At The Bottom Line, NY (FM) 10/25/78 (Kinda Sure)
03 So It Goes - University Of Maryland, College Park MD (FM) 11/03/78 (100% Sure: Feedback)
04 Trouble Boys - University Of Maryland, College Park MD (FM) 11/03/78 (100% Sure: HEY! In intro)
05 Interview - Unknown
06 Live At The Bottom Line, NY (FM) 10/24/78 (90% Sure Intro)
I can’t find the interviews anywhere in my files.
Hope that helps!
Stinky
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Anyway...while this would be better if it was the ENTIRE RECORD, for those of us in the Dave Edmunds Fan Club, it's a great obscurity to finally track down.

https://mega.nz/file/PY5S2KbD#BcAzRS7zRtNtkShRP1RRSQihctzjpFCrGMGi7YOU_gQ

Otis Rush Live in Kansas City KS 1985

 Otis Rush

National Guard Armory

Kansas City KS

1985-11-02

Soundboard @320

01. Tuning---Intro Vamp

02. Right Place, Wrong Time

03. Lonely Man

04. Double Trouble

05. Feel So Bad

06. Unknown Title

07. Caledonia

Blues From The West Side

Roxy Music - Live Oakland, CA. 1979

Back From The Dead...Originally posted August 20, 2015
Now with added FLAC link!

Roxy Music - Oakland Auditorium Arena

aka - Concerto Manifesto

April 20, 1979.

Oakland, CA.
Excellent Soundboard Recording @320

aka - Concerto Manifesto

 

 

Set List:
 

Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Manifesto
03. Trash
04. Out Of The Blue
05. Angel Eyes
06. A Song For Europe
07. Still Falls The Rain
08. Mother Of Pearl
09. Ain't That So

Disc 2
01. Stronger Through The Years
02. Ladytron
03. In Every Dream Home A Heartache
04. Love Is The Drug
05. Editions Of You
06. Do The Strand
07. Re-make/Re-model

 

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The Rolling Stones - Mayflower Let It Bleed Sessions

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

Well seeing as how our fans are leaving in droves, after that Pussy Galore post I figure I'd better try something to bring them back. So here's the real Rolling Stones with, as far as I can tell something we've never posted before. I'm sure most of this stuff is on other Stones boots. Some of this like "Midnight Rambler" and "Love In Vain" are not full length. But maybe some of this you've never heard before. See scans

       WELL I FOLLOWED HER TO THE STATION WITH A SUITCASE IN MY HAND

                  BURNS LIKE A RED COAL CARPET MAD BULL LOST HIS WAY 

Pussy Galore - Exile On Main St.

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER (I THINK?)

*NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART

After my debacle yesterday with that Unknown Hinson post. I figured I might as well punish myself (and you as well) with the most truly despicable, unlistenable piece of shit I could find. I suspect this will get maybe 3 downloads. Pussy Galore from Washington D.C. that Discogs calls American garage rock/noise/punk/band, and that's being nice. I'm not going to post the song titles here due to the fact that what you will hear is maybe a snippet of songs from The Stones LP. The rest of this junk sounds like me with a guitar. Hell, I don't even know if there are bass and drums hear. You know, maybe it's time I start to re-think this whole blogging thing except for The Adult Bookstore. SORRY, I SUCK!!!!

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Be Bop Deluxe - Oxford, England 1978

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted July 3, 2009

Be Bop Deluxe - New Oxford Theatre
Oxford, England
Unknown Date
Soundboard/FM Source @320

Marked as New Oxford Theatre 19-3-78
No shows for that date or for 3-19-78

Here are the shows found for New Oxford Theatre....no  match for dates or setlists for dates shown.
https://www.setlist.fm/search?query=+Be+Bop+Deluxe+Oxford

 Setlist

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U2 / Kosovo Stadium, Sarajevo, Sept. 23, 1997

U2
Stadion Koševo  (Kosovo Stadium)
Sarajevo
September 23, 1997
Maxell MX-S 100 master cassettes
recorded from KFOG-FM

01 John Grappone - KFOG-FM Intro
02 J.J. Jackson - WW1 Intro
03 U2 - Mofo
04 U2 - I Will Follow
05 U2 - Gone
06 U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing
07 U2 - Last Night On Earth
08 U2 - Until The End Of The World
09 U2 - New Years Day
10 J.J. Jackson - Break
11 U2 - Pride (In the Name of Love)
12 U2 - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
13 U2 - All I Want Is You
14 U2 - Staring At The Sun
15 J.J. Jackson - Break
16 U2 - Sunday Bloody Sunday
17 U2 - Bullet The Blue Sky
18 U2 - Please
19 U2 - Where The Streets Have No Name
20 J.J. Jackson - Segment Intro
21 U2 - Discothèque
22 U2 - If You Wear That Velvet Dress
23 U2 - With Or Without You
24 J.J. Jackson - Break
25 U2 - Miss Sarajevo
26 J.J. Jackson - Break
27 U2 - Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
28 U2 - Mysterious Ways
29 U2 - One
30 U2 - Unchained Melody
31 J.J. Jackson - Outro
32 Linda McInnes - KFOG-FM Outro

This is a transfer off of my metal MX-S 100 cassettes, which have sat in a box since I recorded them back in 1997.  I've never been a big fan of U2, and to be blunt, recording on expensive metal cassettes probably wasn't necessary because I never listened to the show more than once or twice.  The stadium sound is muddy, instruments are poorly defined, and Bono is in poor voice.

  
That being said... it was an historic concert.  Spin Magazine ranked it as 7th on their list of the 35 Greatest Concerts of the last 35 Years in 2020.  

The collapse of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1991 led to armed conflict between the multitude of ethnicities, nationalisms, religions, languages, and ideologies.  It may be apocryphal, but Otto von Bismark's comment "If there is ever another war in Europe, it will come out of some damned silly thing in the Balkans" came to mind.  

As the conflicts wound down, U2 became the first major act to play a concert in Sarajevo in several years.  The concert was carried world-wide by satellite.  This version is from San Francisco's KFOG-FM, with the starting and ending of the show handled by the local radio personalities, and the Westwood One portions by in-house personality J.J. Jackson.

There are several bootlegs of this show.  Westwood One also syndicated a rebroadcast of an edited version on April 6, 1998, as In Concert #98-15 show, also tracks appeared on December 19, 1998 as In Concert #98-51 (combined with Hammersmith Palais 1982), and just the 1997 tracks again as #00-35 on August 26, 2000.  

The Superstar Concert Series produced a 3-cd set as #97-39.  Discogs has this as "released on Sep 23, 1997" which is impossible as that's the date of the concert itself. The cue sheet does not show a broadcast window.  The Hammersmith/Sarajevo compilation was broadcast again as 02-09 on March 2, 2002.

In keeping with my new policy of giving Our Beloved Audience a big pile of junk to wade through (or delete), there's a bunch of press coverage in the artwork file about the concert, and a sad note about the death of West Coast disc jockey Linda McInnes.

On McInnes... one thing to note about radio here is that disk jockeys often moved between the L.A./San Diego and Bay Area radio markets.  Air fare was inexpensive, the flight time is short (about 70 minutes of flight time).  As there were "network" stations in both markets, if they needed a disk jockey to fill a slot they would have one fly in to cover shifts for a week or two.  McInnes was a regular on Bay Area radio...but also in the San Diego and Los Angeles markets.

https://mega.nz/file/2VBlxA4b#YJX1cgZqkK5-1nwDHDSClaBwuM0V9a9dNKSPScdjpwk

Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Outtakes 1962

Bob Dylan - "The Freewheelin' Outtakes"
Freewheelin' Sessions NYC, April-November 1962
Soundboard @flac
Liberated Vigotone bootleg

Source: Freewheelin' Sessions NYC April-November 1962

Silvers>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC (level 6)>torrent wizard>you

Art & FFP included

 

 bobsboots says:

A great package. The cover is an alternate photo from the Don Hunstien West 4th street photo shoot that produced the official LP cover. Inside is Dylan at CBS studio NY with famed producer John Hammond. The recordings are clear, crisp, and right off of the mix down board. This CD belongs in every  collection. It was re-released in 1999 by an unknown Label, and again in 2001 by OMR.

http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-f24.html

 

Thanks to Edge and Guitars101!!

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Roxy Music - Den Haag, Holland 1979

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted December 30, 2011...Flac link added!

Roxy Music - The Congresgebouw
Den Haag, Holland
March 6, 1979

Excellent FM Source @320 & flac

Disc.1
01: Manifesto
02: Trash
03: A Song For Europe
04: Mother Of Pearl
05: Ain't That So
06: Stronger Through The Years
07: Ladytron

Disc.2
01: In Every Dream Home A Heartache
02: Love Is The Drug
03: Re-make Re-model
04: Still Falls The Rain
05: Angel Eyes
06: Casanova
07: Trash
08: Out Of The Blue

 

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Den Haag '79

 

 

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Sugarcubes / Cabaret Metro, Chicago August 11, 1988 WXRT-FM plus I-Beam, S.F. audience tape

 Sugarcubes
Cabaret Metro
Chicago, IL
August 11, 1988 (Thursday)
WXRT-FM

01 Sugarcubes - Motorcrash
02 Sugarcubes - Tidal Wave
03 Sugarcubes - Planet
04 Sugarcubes - Cold Sweat
05 Sugarcubes - Water
08 Sugarcubes - Deus
06 Sugarcubes - Nail
07 Sugarcubes - Dream TV
09 Sugarcubes - Traitor
10 Sugarcubes - WXRT-FM Station ID
11 Sugarcubes - Pump
12 Sugarcubes - F_cking In Rhythm & Sorrow
13 Sugarcubes - Cat
14 Sugarcubes - Delicious Demon
15 Sugarcubes - Birthday
16 Sugarcubes - Hot Meat
17 Sugarcubes - Cowboy
18 Sugarcubes - WXRT-FM Outro

This is a low generation copy of a WXRT-FM Budweiser Sunday Night Concert rebroadcast of the Sugarcubes live at Cabaret Metro on August 11, 1988. There's some hiss and a bit of radio noise but this sounds pretty good.  

One of the first things I do when I tackle an old tape is to check to see if it has been officially issued, or if there's already a circulating copy in better quality.  Why should  I spend an hour digitizing my master cassette Springsteen at Winterland when he's released it on his website?  

In this case, I found the blog https://gudmundsdottirbjork.blogspot.com/ which has a lot of Sugarcubes / Bjork downloads available (and which looks to possibly be written or sponsored by Bjork or someone connected to her).  

Sure enough, I found the Cabaret Metro show and downloaded it... and... uh... to my ears, I think my cassette sounds slightly better.  Unlike the Springsteen CDs, this is not an official release, it's an off the air tape someone digitized, and it's not a master. So, I went ahead and digitized my version.  This isn't a huge upgrade in quality, so don't expect miracles. In comparing the two versions, my cassette has a bit more dynamic range; the download looks more compressed.  At the very least, my version is chaptered into individual tracks, while the download has the entire show as a single flac file.

And if you like Bjork, check that site out.  There's a LOT of downloads there.

I also found a TON of 1988 American press coverage of the Sugarcubes...46 newspaper clippings, most of them articles about the band, but also concert reviews.  While most coverage was positive ("unsettling but fascinating," "unique," "quirky") several critics were downright appalled by their show at the I-Beam.  The writer for the NME said they "were crap."  The review of the same gig by the Knight-Ridder writer was picked up for distribution nationwide said it was "an excruciating show" played with "monolithic ineptitude."

And...as it turns out, I have an uncirculated audience tape of the I-Beam show those two critics attended.  I've never had the guts to tackle it, as identifying the song titles was beyond my limited ability.  But once again, the Internet managed to provide a set list, so I'm putting that one up, too.  Both of them are in a single download, along with the press clippings.

Here you go! What do you think of their 1988 live tour?  Was this quirky or crap?

https://mega.nz/file/XERxQBKb#GFuiOleDtDZln5Sec4kBimaOfZbCqBJyfiTYBNogUs8