Big Country - Live at Newcastle City Hall 1999-12-08

 

Big Country - Live at  Newcastle City Hall 1999-12-08

Recorded at the Newcastle City Hall 8 December 1999. Broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on 19 February 2000 at 8:00 p.m.

1. Driving To Damascus (3:57)   2. The President Slipped and Fell (2:54)   3. Perfect World (4:15)   4. Look Away (4:43)   5. Fragile Thing (4:37)   6. You Dreamer (5:00)   7. Your Spirit To Me (5:18)   8. Dive Into Me (6:07)   9. See You (4:12)   10. Somebody Else (4:02)   11. Chance (5:25)   12. In A Big Country (4:55)

https://workupload.com/file/hKNHDe5YjkT

The Sixth Annual Charlie Daniels Band Volunteer Jam

D.I.R. Broadcasting Presents
The Sixth Annual Charlie Daniels Band Volunteer Jam
Air date of 3/29/80

Recorded at:

Nashville Municipal Auditorium

Nashville, TN

January 12, 1980

01 Bill Minkin - Intro
02 Commercial - Busch (Hoyt Axton)
03 Commercial - Busch
04 Bill Minkin - Charlie Daniels Band Intro
05 Charlie Daniels Band - Passing Lane
06 Charlie Daniels Band - Trudy
07 Charlie Daniels Band - Caballo Diablo
08 Charlie Daniels Band - Blind Man
09 Bill Minkin - Break
10 Commercial - Busch (Yvonne Elliman)
11 Bill Minkin - Segment Intro
12 Charlie Daniels Band - Johnny B. Goode
13 Charlie Daniels Band - Long Haired Country Boy
14 Charlie Daniels Band - Uneasy Rider
15 Charlie Daniels Band - The South's Gonna Do It Again
16 Charlie Daniels Band - The Devil Went Down To Georgia
17 Bill Minkin - Break
18 Commercial - Busch (Peaches and Herb)
19 Commercial - Busch (Hoyt Axton)
20 Steven Henderson (WKDF Nashville) - LaRue Intro
21 Louisiana's LaRue - New Orleans Ladies
22 Charlie Daniels - Dobie Gray Intro
23 Dobie Gray - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
24 Bill Minkin - Wet Willie Intro
25 Wet Willie - Keep On Smilin'
26 Bill Minkin - Break
27 Commercial - Busch (Peaches and Herb)
28 Commercial - Busch
29 Bill Minkin - Crystal Gayle Intro
30 Crystal Gayle - Same Old Story, Same Old Song
31 Bill Minkin - Winters Brothers Band Intro
32 Winters Brothers Band - Rich Kids
33 Bill Minkin - Henry Paul Band Intro
34 Henry Paul Band - So Long
35 Bill Minkin - Break
36 Ted Nugent - Carol
37 Bill Minkin - Break
38 Commercial - Busch (Peaches and Herb)
39 Mickey Gilley - The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time
40 Bill Minkin - Elvin Bishop Intro
41 Elvin Bishop - Fishin
42 Bill Minkin - Allman Brothers Band Intro
43 Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
44 Bill Minkin - Break
45 Commercial - Busch (Yvonne Elliman)
46 Commercial - Busch (Peaches and Herb)
47 Bill Minkin - Outro
48 Bill Minkin - Promo

Runout Grooves:
JAM • 6 - XXA    MCR Joe
JAM • 6 - XXB    MCR Joe
JAM • 6 - XXC    MCR Joe
JAM • 6 - XXD    MCR Joe
JAM • 6 - XXE    MCR Joe
blank, no etchings

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music
Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï digitized December 2025.

Includes scans of six disc labels and cue sheet, plus press coverage of the event.

Okay, gang, when it comes to Southern Rock, I'm pig-ignorant.  Out here in San Francisco, this was music from Mars to us punk rockers.  I was AWARE of Mr. Daniels but not paying any attention.  The more fool I, obviously, as this is a lot of fun when I listen to it here in the waning days of 2025.

To start with, these country jokers love Chuck Berry as much as I do, and Our-Father-Who-Art-In Saint-Louie makes not one, but two appearances, with covers of the evergreen "Johnny B. Goode," and wild man Ted Nugent tearing his way through "Carol"...with a HORN section bleating away in the distant background.  Ted Nugent and HORNS?  Heck yeah!

To my surprise and delight, country chanteuse Crystal Gayle covers B.B. King's "Same Old Story (Same Old Song)."  Who knew that a country-pop singer knew jack about the blues, right?  Maybe I should have been listening to something besides the Cramps Gravest Hits.  

There are other surprise song choices...Dobie Gray...yes, the "Drift Away" Dobie, shows up to cover "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." There's probably an entire essay to be written there about a black singer covering a song written from the point of view of a Confederate by a Canadian.

Elvin Bishop (who has a degree in Physics) shows up to do his country cornpone stage persona, Wet Willie keeps smilin' through the pain and the Allman Brothers are rambling.  Sorry, "ramblin'."

Now...some of this music was officially released as "Volunteer Jam VI" on Epic Records back in 1980.

This was a DOUBLE ALBUM with the tracks running:
Winters Brothers Band –Rich Kids
Louisiana's Leroux – New Orleans Ladies
Dobie Gray – The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Crystal Gayle –Same Old Story, Same Old Song
Charlie Daniels Band – Funky Junky
Charlie Daniels Band With Bobby Jones And New Life - Amazing Grace, Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Wet Willie – Keep On Smilin'
Henry Paul Band – So Long
Papa John Creach – Down Home Blues
Ted Nugent – Carol
Rufus Thomas – Do The Funky Chicken
Grinderswitch –Lady Luck

This radio version sourced from the concert drops the gospel tracks with Bobby Jones, throws out Papa John Creach, Rufus Thomas, and Grinderswitch, and doesn't include the Charlie Daniels Band track, "Funky Junky."

What's added are nine more Charlie Daniels Band songs, plus one song each by Mickey Gilley, Elvin Bishop, and the Allman Brothers Band.  

During the introduction to LaRue, Steven Henderson of WKDF Nashville says "this whole thing is being broadcast live" so presumably someone recorded the entire show back in the day. While this digitization represents an expansion of the number of tracks over the official release, it's not the last word, there's more to track down.

I've included a review of the concert from The Morning Press (Jan. 24, 1980) mentioning the show was 8 1/2 hours long and "among the performing guests were Willie Nelson, the Allman Brothers Band, Wet Willie, Dobie Gray, Ted Nugent, Grinders Switch, Chuck Leavell of Sea Level, Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker Band, Papa John Creach, the Henry Paul Band, Stillwater, the Winters Brothers Band, Crystal Gayle and...on almost into infinity."

The review lets us know the CDB also did "Cumberland Mountain Number Nine," "Reflections," "Dance Gypsy Dance" and "Orange Blossom Special" in addition to the aforementioned "Funky Junky" that's on the official release, plus were joined by Toy Caldwell to perform "Can't You See."

The review also mentions that the FABULOUS Delbert McClinton made a short appearance.

Does anyone out there have a recording of the original 8 1/2 hour broadcast?

On the commercial front, we have ads by Hoyt Axton, Peaches & Herb.

All in all, a fun concert and I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

https://mega.nz/file/mRwwGbSK#uKTjPIGezRcETtJdPEtY6J2uUK3vcON0xl3_yeAyuCo

Tears For Fears - Cleveland, OH. 1990

Tears For Fears - Public Hall
Cleveland, OH.
February 12, 1990
Soundboard @flac

 

 

*Enclosed Notes*
Excellent soundboard recording

Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives"
(a Mexminute/TheCommish production)


TheCommish notes:
On previous "RS Archives" torrents, several of you requested a Tears For Fears show from the archive.  Well, you're going to LOVE this awesome-sounding show!  

A caveat, however:  Since I am not a Tears For Fears fan, I had to research almost all of the song titles below.  I think I got everything correct, but please forgive me if any of the titles are incorrect.

Also, this show came to me as "Unknown venue" and with an April 1990 date.  After doing some research, I found that this Cleveland show was held at Public Hall on Feb. 12, 1990.  The website below lists all of the 1990 tour dates:

http://www.tearsforfears.de/images/Tour/TFFonTour-V1.03CRev1.htm


Setlist:
101. I Believe
102. Head Over Heels/Broken
103. Change
104. Woman In Chains
105. Advice For The Young At Heart
106. Mad World  
107. The Working Hour
108. Famous Last Words

201. I've Got To Sing My Song  (Oleta Adams)
202. Badman's Song
203. Band introductions
204. Sowing The Seeds Of Love
205. All You Need Is Love
206. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
207. Encore break
208. Year Of The Knife
209. Shout


Lineage:
SBD > master cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC


Editing notes:
* Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave)

Note #1:  I decided to create a separate track for the encore break--which is really just crowd applause--since it lasts roughly two minutes; tracking it this way allows you the option of skipping over the "applause" track when you listen to the show...and thereby saving two minutes of listening time.

Note #2:  The volume on both CDs is just below 90dB; I did not make any adjustment to the volume, although some of you who prefer louder recordings may want to increase the volume 1-2 dB with your favorite wave editor if you feel the volume should be slightly louder.

  
Band:
Roland Orzabal - vocals, guitars
Curt Smith - vocals, bass
Adele Bertei - backing vocals
Biti Strauchn - backing vocals
Andrew Davis - keyboards
Carole Steele - percussion
Jimmy Copley - drums
William Gregory - saxaphone, keyboards
Neil Taylor - guitar
Oleta Adams - vocals

 


About "The RS Archives":
The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005.  
 
RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer.  He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board.  I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years.  There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being.  Everybody loved him.  He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do.


For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show.  RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village,  and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few.
  
He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey.  With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with.  A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism.  He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music.  He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man.

So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road.  All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes.  Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500.  They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850.  

Please enjoy these tasty gems!    
Mexminute (fellow DIME member).


Generously shared by Mexminute
and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish
December 2008

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Stephen Stills Live at the Karl Marx Theater in Havana Cuba

Stephen Stills

Havana  Cuba

Karl Marx Theatre

La Habana Cuba

1979-03-03 

Soundboard @320

01. For What It's Worth

02. Jet Set (Sigh)---Turn Back The Pages

03. Love The One You’re With

04. Precious Love

05. Red House

06. Fine Love

07. Love The One You’re With (Reprise)

08. Cuba Al Fin 

09. Part Time Love

 Cuba Libre

Jon Anderson - Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ, 6th August 1982

 

Jon Anderson - Independent Stateside

Live FM Broadcast Recorded At Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ, 6th August 1982

For all you Yes fans here's a great show by the Jon and his band on the Animation tour. Playing songs from his solo albums as well as classic Yes songs. Enjoy!

https://workupload.com/file/LQs8perqPva

BBC Rock Hour 419 Version A - Paul Barrere, Robert Hazard

Paul Barrere / Robert Hazard
BBC Rock Hour 419 Version A
London Wavelength's Broadcast Week of May 8, 1983

Paul Barrere recorded at:
Toad's Place
New Haven, CT
March 18, 1983

Robert Hazard recorded at:
The Silo
Reading, PA
unknown date

01 Jess Ellis - BBC RH 419 A Intro
02 Paul Barrere - She Lays Down The Beat
03 Paul Barrere - High Roller
04 Paul Barrere - Romance Dance
05 Commercial - Miller Time (Southside Johnny)
06 Commercial - Jensen
07 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
08 Paul Barrere - Keepin' Up With The Joneses
09 Paul Barrere - Fool For You
10 Jess Ellis - BBC RH 419 A Break
11 Commercial - Miller Time (Southside Johnny)
12 Commercial - Certs
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01 Jess Ellis - BBC RH 419 A Intro
02 Robert Hazard - Dream Man 
03 Robert Hazard - Be My Girl
04 Robert Hazard - Hard Hearted 
05 Commercial - Miller
06 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
07 Commercial - Certs
08 Robert Hazard - Help Yourself
09 Robert Hazard - Escalator of Life
10 Robert Hazard - Change Reaction
11 Jess Ellis - BBC RH 419 A Outro

Runout grooves say:
BBC Rock Hour #419 Version A 5-8-83 Side 1
BBC Rock Hour #419 Version A 5-8-83 Side 2

Brought to you by the groovy guys at the Collective For Live Music.

You get flac files of wavs, recorded right off the vintage vinyl.  But wait, there's more!  You get 300 dpi scans of the disc labels!  Yes! Side 1, and Side 2!  And 300 dpi scans of both sides of the cue sheet!

This is the "Version A" edition of the show.  That means there's a "Version B" out there with a different set of commercials.

I've split each side into its own folder in case you want to file them by artist rather than by the show.  

"Out of the Blue" is listed on the cue sheet, but I don't hear it.

I wasn't able to find a print ad for the Robert Hazard show.  The following year in 1984, the Silo was running ads in the Pottsville Republican, but reading the entertainment sections in that newspaper didn't reveal any ads.

When I heard the first Miller commercial, I thought it sounded like Southside Johnny...but figured it must be an imitation.  Further investigation found a television commercial Southside did for Miller.  He's on the first two commercials for sure...the second one is the same arrangement as the television ad.  I don't think the last Miller ad is Southside, however...but if you think so, leave a comment.

https://mega.nz/file/vMJnFZyI#LqHEv0yCDzt9a0fFSo-rxJt78ZZyWrOD5BS_j-Gxfyc

Best wishes during this Holiday Seasons from the Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï family to you, and your family.  Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and Eid Mubarak.

Richard Thompson / Clark Gym, University at Buffalo, NY April 24, 1987

Richard Thompson
15th Annual Buffalo Folk Festival
Clark Gym, University At Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
April 24, 1987

01 Richard Thompson - Intro
02 Richard Thompson - Turning Of The Tide
03 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken
04 Richard Thompson - Two Left Feet
05 Richard Thompson - How Will I Ever Be Simple Again
06 Richard Thompson - Killerman Gold Posse
07 Richard Thompson - Air for Morris Ogg - Mrs. MacLeod's Reel
08 Richard Thompson - Valerie
09 Richard Thompson - Smiffy's Glass Eye
10 Richard Thompson - For Shame Of Doing Wrong
11 Richard Thompson - Not Fade Away
12 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death
13 Richard Thompson - Ghosts In The Wind
14 Richard Thompson - Devonside
15 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
16 Richard Thompson - Real Gone
17 Richard Thompson - Pipeline
18 Richard Thompson - The End Of The Rainbow
19 Richard Thompson - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight
20 Richard Thompson - Withered and Died

This is another multi-generation tape that I got back in the 1980s/1990s when I was trading cassette tapes through the mail.  While it's a few generations down the line from a master, it's a decent listen without ridiculous amounts of hiss.

Thompson mentions "the Buffalo Folk Festival" which is confirmed by a mention in the Buffalo News of April 10, 1987. The print ad proves it was the "15th Annual Buffalo Folk Festival."

I've tossed in a few vintage articles about the actual Killerman Gold Posse, who had been robbing people on the London subway ("the Underground," I believe they call it...). 18 year old criminals who would now be 56 years old here in 2025.

The guitar is low in the mix and the vocals are prominent for the first few songs.

https://mega.nz/file/HJwjGIRb#GEDvH3v8CeHmK0hcJDUVrhqS1uzUWncScUL2Eya8oPo

Queen - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert

 

Queen - The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert 

Wembley Stadium, London 20/04/1992

01. Queen Open Concert  02. Tie Your Mother Down (Joe Elliot and Slash)  03. I Want It All (Roger Daltrey and Tony Iommi)  04. Las Palabras De Amor (The Words Of Love) (Zucchero)  05. Hammer To Fall (Gary Cherone and Tony Iommi)  06. Stone Cold Crazy (James Hetfield and Toni Iommi)  07. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Robert Plant)  08. Too Much Love Will Kill You (Brian May)  09. Radio Ga Ga (Paul Young)  10. Who Wants To Live Forever (Seal)  11. I Want To Break Free (Lisa Stansfield)  12. Under Pressure (David Bowie and Annie Lennox)  13. All The Young Dudes (Ian Hunter, David Bowie and Mick Ronson)  14. Heroes (David Bowie and Mick Ronson)  15. '39 (George Michael)  16. These Are The Days Of Our Lives (George Michael and Lisa Stansfield)  17. Somebody To Love (George Michael)  18. Bohemian Rhapsody (Elton John and Axl Rose)  19. The Show Must Go On (Elton John and Tony Iommi)  20. We Will Rock You (Axl Rose)  21. We Are The Champions (Liza Minnelli and cast)  22. Days Of Our Lives (George Michael and Lisa Stansfield) (Promo)  23. Under Pressure (David Bowie and Annie Lennox) (Promo)  24. Somebody To Love (George Michael) (Promo)

The Freddie Mercury Tribute

On April 20, 1992, "The Freddie Mercury Tribute" took place, a concert in tribute to Freddie Mercury, who died on November 24, 1991.The concert took place at the legendary Wembley Stadium in London, the same venue where the band had previously played several times, including in 1985 during Live Aid and in 1986 during the Magic Tour .It was organized by Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon and their manager Jim Beach with many special guests. The profits from the concert were donated to the Mercury Phoenix Trust, which had just been created at the time.

https://workupload.com/file/qkHYqJWcYy9

BBC College Concert #30 Dexy's Midnight Runners / Culture Club

BBC College Concert #30
Dexy's Midnight Runners / Culture Club
LW's Schedule Broadcast Week of April 17, 1983

Recorded at:

Dexy's Midnight Runners
Newcastle Exhibition Park 
Town Moor, Newcastle on Tyne 
June 6, 1982

Culture Club
The Lyceum
London
November 2, 1982

01 Pete Larkin & Richard Skinner - BBC College Concert 30 Intro
02 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Let's Make This Precious
03 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Jackie Wilson Said (I'm in Heaven When You Smile)
04 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen
05 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Soon
06 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Plan B
07 Dexy's Midnight Runners - Geno
08 Pete Larkin & Richard Skinner - BBC College Concert 30 Break
09 Pete Larkin & Richard Skinner - BBC College Concert 30 Segment intro
10 Culture Club - Take Control
11 Culture Club - Love Twist
12 Culture Club - I'm Afraid Of Me
13 Culture Club - Time (Clock Of The Heart)
14 Culture Club - White Boys Can't Control It
15 Culture Club - Do You Really Want To Hurt Me
16 Pete Larkin & Richard Skinner - BBC College Concert 30 Outro

Run out grooves:
BBC COLLEGE CONCERT 4/17/83-A
BBC COLLEGE CONCERT 4/17/83-B

From the ever lovin' Collective For Live Music!

Everything here except Pete Larkin and Richard Skinner was first released with additional tracks on the following BBC transcription LPs and then on officially released CDs.

The Dexy's tracks were released on BBC Transcription Services CN 4076/S BBC In Concert 287, and then officially released in 1993 as BBC Radio One Live in Concert.

The Culture Club tracks are on BBC Transcription Services CN 4147/S BBC In Concert 298, and there's a 2009 official release as BBC In Concert (3rd November 1982).

The only reason to download this is if you want to hear Pete Larkin and Richard Skinner, or are collecting a complete set of the BBC College Concerts.  There may also be a slight variation in the mix from the official releases. 

I will note that the official release of the Culture Club tracks puts the show on the 3rd of November  The Evening Standard published a review of the concert on November 3rd, stating the concert was "last night," which puts this show on November 2nd. So research has some value ifyou care about accuracy. Always check facts (and that includes mine, I'm sure that I make a lot of mistakes.  If Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï gets all high and mighty about something, yell out,"Hey, Einstein... tell us about your first marriage!"

https://mega.nz/file/SZhgHRwI#Joz8A9B7u4pcNB0Mk-iNKB4f1PKSvhq_dkqa7Y70Phw

Carlos Santana - 1981-09-19 - ZDF TV Studio, Munich, Germany (TV)[FLAC]

01  Primera Invasin
02  -> Searchin'
03  E Papa Re
04  Incident At Neshabur
05  Europa// 

Band:
Carlos Santana - Guitar
Alex Ligertwood - Vocals, Guitar
Richard Baker - Keyboards
David Margen - Bass
Armando Peraza - Percussion, Vocals
Raul Rekow - Percussion, Vocals
Orestes Vilato - Percussion, Vocals
Graham Lear - Drums 

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Paul McCartney & Wings - Best Of Europe 73

 

Paul McCartney & Wings - Best Of Europe 73

FM Broadcast

In 1973, Paul McCartney & Wings performed a 1973 UK tour from May 11-27, with other UK concerts in July. The band also did a secret charity concert at London's Hard Rock Cafe on March 18. The 1973 tour featured songs from albums like Red Rose Speedway.

1. Intro / Big Barn Bed (04:29)  2. Eat At Home (03:50)  3. Bip Bop (02:25)  4. Mumbo (03:40)  5. Blue Moon Of Kentucky (03:13)  6. 1882 (06:27)  7. I Would Only Smile (03:34)  8. Give Ireland Back To The Irish (04:27)  9. The Mess (04:14)  10. Best Friend (04:04)  11. Soily (04:50)  12. I Am Your Singer (02:46)  13. Henry's Blues (06:47)  14. Go Now (04:04)  15. Seaside Woman (03:56)  16. Little Woman Love / C Moon (04:12)  17. Wild Life (05:16)  18. My Love (04:16)  19. Mary Had A Little Lamb (02:49)  20. Maybe I'm Amazed (03:25)  21. Long Tall Sally (01:56)  22. Hi Hi Hi (04:55)  23. Intro Eat At Home (04:34)  24. Smile Away (03:45)  25. Cottonfields (03:20)  26. Say You Don't Mind (03:17)  27. Live And Let Die (03:39)

Much appreciation to the original poster!

https://workupload.com/file/9Xdmckks9va

Beautiful People - If 60's Were 90's {Back From The Dead..Again}

Back From the Dead As Requested...Again!
Originally posted September 26, 2009, November 6, 2015 and May 23, 2018

Beautiful People - If 60's Were 90's -1994

Studio Sessions @320

Out of Print - 5 of 5 stars

Granted permission to use any Jimi Hendrix samples they wished, this U.K. sextet released the funky If 60's Were 90's in 1994. The center of the outfit is Du Kane and Luke Baldry.
~ John Bush, All Music Guide

This recording is almost like hearing Jimi again for the first time. I accidentally heard one of the tracks while flipping through the busy FM radio dial one day. Being a big Hendrix fan, I marveled at how such an awesome piece of art had managed to escape me before. We're talking unmistakable Hendrix signature feel, masterfully interleaved with tasteful, beautifully done modern electronica. This album presents a sonic pioneer in a new setting.
I've played this CD hundreds of times. How can you tell a true classic? Because it still sounds just as fresh today as the day I first discovered it.

 Track List:

1. Comin' To Get You
2. Get Your Mind Together
3. If 60's Was 90's
4. Stone Crazy
5. Rilly Groovy
6. Happiness On The Wind
7. Sock It To Me
8. Feel The Heat
9. The Sea...Eventually  

Please leave us a comment if you haven't downloaded this before and tell us what you think. Thanks!

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Wayne Kramer LIVE at Spaceland in Los Angeles CA 2000

Wayne Kramer

Spaceland

Los Angeles CA

2000-01-20

Soundboard @320

01. Dope For Democracy

02. Savannah

03. Revolution In Apt 29

04. Crawling Outta The Jungle

05. Crack In The Universe

06. Junkie Romance

07. It's Never Enough

08. Bomb Day In Paris

09. Dangerous Madness

On Earth As It Is In Space(land)

 

Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh - Westbury Music Fair Westbury, NY July 18, 1993

 

Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh

Westbury Music Fair

Westbury, NY

July 18, 1993

An excellent soundboard recording!

https://workupload.com/file/zv3bjNxM8ER

Bruce Hornsby & the Range - Miller Concert From Daytona Beach "Spring Break '87"

Miller Genuine Draft Bruce Hornsby & The Range Concert From Daytona Beach "Spring Break '87"
Weekend of April 17, 1987 (air date)

Recorded at:
Daytona Beach Bandshell
Daytona Beach, FL
March 24, 1987 - noon

00 NO ARTIST - 1 kHz Tone
01 Ray White - Intro
02 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - Jacob's Ladder
03 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Long Race
04 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - Mandolin Rain
05 Ray White - Break
06 Commercial - Miller

07 Ray White - Segment Intro
08 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Red Plains
09 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - I Know You Rider
10 Ray White - Break
11 Ray White - Promo 1
12 Ray White - Promo 2
13 Ray White - Promo 3
13 Ray White - Promo 3
14 Commercial - Miller
15 Ray White - Segment Intro
16 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Way It Is
17 Ray White - Break
18 Commercial - Miller (Bob Uecker, Larry Csonka)
19 Commercial - Miller (Bob Uecker, Conrad Dobler)
20 Ray White - Segment Intro
21 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Wild Frontier
22 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - On The Western Skyline
23 Ray White - Break
24 Commercial - Miller (Bob Uecker, Efrén Herrera)
25 Commercial - Miller
26 Ray White - Segment Intro
27 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - Every Little Kiss
28 Bruce Hornsby & The Range - Down The Road Tonight
29 Ray White - Break
30 Commercial - Miller
31 Commercial - Miller
32 Ray White - Outro

Runout grooves:
BH-87-1A  AD 4.18.87  MCR Joe
BH-87-BB  MCR Joe
BH-87-CC  MCR Joe
BH-87-DD  MCR Joe
BH-87-EE  MCR Joe
Blank side, no etching

Brought to you by the Collective for Live Music
Flac files of wavs, 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and disc labels, plus press coverage.
The concert date and venue are confirmed from newspapers, which are included. 

Eight out of the nine songs are from Hornsby's first album.  The missing track is "The River Runs Low." Added to the set are his versions of "Jacob's Ladder" (covered by Huey Lewis & the News and released in January 1987) and "I Know You Rider," the traditional blues song.  The latter was a mainstay of the Grateful Dead's repertoire. After Brent Mydland's death in 1990, Mr. Hornsby joined the Grateful Dead in over 100 live concerts over the next two years.

Three promo tracks are at the end of Side B, which breaks up the flow of the show a bit.  The usual place for promos is at the end of the last side of the show.

https://mega.nz/file/2BZRzapJ#9o_WGls-3LSslvsG4bPFCqrRKH0tr8WGmT8-ZYeyy2Q

We also get some really groovy commercials with "Mr. Baseball," Bob Uecker.  Bob was an average ballplayer but an exceptional raconteur, and a favorite guest of Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show. Paired with Uecker are Larry Csonka, Conrad Dobler, and Efrén Herrera.

The concert was followed by a contest where childless unmarried women between the ages of 16 and 29 engaged in competition for the title of Miss Hawaiian Tropic International. 

Supertramp - Recorded live at CNE Grandstand, Toronto, Canada on 24 Aug 1983

 

Supertramp - Recorded live at CNE Grandstand, Toronto, Canada on 24 Aug 1983

An excellent soundboard recording from the North American leg of the Crazy Tour.

Rick Davies: Keyboards & Vocals

Roger Hodgson: Guitars, Keyboards & Vocals

Bob Siebenberg: Drums

John A. Helliwell: Sax, Woodwinds & Vocals

Dougie Thomson: Bass

Scott Page: Guitars, Percussion & Sax

Fred Mandel: Keyboards & Guitars

https://workupload.com/file/KhpHrqVzUG8

Jimi Hendrix - Blues At Midnight - NY. 1968

Back From The Dead...as Requested
Originally posted August 5, 2019

Someone ask for a repost of this back in September. I never saw the comment until today. My apologies. Just a reminder. If you ask for a repost and don't get a reply, leave more comments until I wake up!

Jimi Hendrix - Blues At Midnight
Cafe A GoGo - NY, NY. 
3/17/68 & 4/15/68 

w/ Paul Butterfield Blues Band members (>74 mins).
HQ soundboard @320

Track List:
01. Little Wing
02. Everything's Gonna Be Allright
03. Three Little Bears Part 1
04. Three Little Bears Part 2
05. Instrumental Jam
06. Stormy Monday
07. Blues In C


Credits
Bass – Harvey Brooks
Drums – Buddy Miles, James Tatum (2)
Guitar – Elvin Bishop, Jimi Hendrix
Guitar, Vocals – Paul Butterfield Organ – Herbie Rich
Written-By – Hendrix*

Recorded live at the Cafe A Go Go, March 17th 1968
152 Bleeker Street, Greenwich Village, New York, NY.

Track 7 recorded at The Generation Club, New York, NY
April 15th 1968

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Gong - Bremen, Germany 1974

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by Mitch, November 9, 2009

Gong - Sparkasse
Bremen, Germany
November 4, 1974
FM Broadcast @flac

The request goes out, the clock strikes thirteen--and the Voodoo Wagon obliges: "Gong!"

DISC ONE:
01 - Magick Mother Invocation
02 - Master Builder
03 - Perfect Mystery
04 - Tropical Fish: Selene
05 - I Never Glid Before
06 - I Love Its Holy Mystery
07 - Hiram Afterglid
08 - Flute Salad --> Oily Way (Part 1)
09 - Oily Way (Part 2)
10 - Inner Temple
11 - Outer Temple

DISC TWO:
01 - A sprinkling Of Clouds
02 - IMPROV --> You Can't Kill Me
03 - The Isle Of Everywhere
04 - You Never Blow Your Trip Forever (Part 1)
05 - You Never Blow Your Trip Forever (Part 2)
06 - Flying Teapot (Part 1)
07 - Flying Teapot (Part 2)

https://www.discogs.com/master/1206222-Gong-Bremen-Concert-1974

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Europe - Wilton Theatre, Los Angeles, Ca. USA, 04/22/87

 

Europe - Wilton Theatre, Los Angeles, Ca. USA, 04/22/87

Pre FM

Much appreciation to the original poster!

https://workupload.com/file/3TVQ4Yvhrxf

The Rolling Stones - After Midnight At Knebworth 1976 (Remastered)

The Rolling Stones - After Midnight At Knebworth 1976
AcidProject 054


NEW INFO 2025:
I reworked this one a bit. Few things needed to be fixed, enjoy.

Remastered by Captain Acid, November 2025


ORIGINAL INFO:
Hi Stones fanatics,

I did phase and level correction for all tracks and pitch correction where needed. Also did some editing. In the end i did new EQ.

Sources used were "Hot August Night" (VGP)for soundboard. "The Midnight Ramblers In The Midnight Hour" (Tarantura) for audience source.
Falo did matrix just for one audience track, "Stray Cat Blues"
The sources he used were : "The Midnight Ramblers In The Midnight Hour" (Tarantura) and "Stoned Stones" (Vinyl - Apollo)

Remastered by Captain Acid, July 2020
Artwork by Mr. D


Knebworth Open Air Festival, Knebworth Park, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England
August 21th 1976
Excellent Stereo Soundboard / Very Good Mono Soundboard / Good - Very Good Audience. 


DISC 1:

101. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
102. Ain't Too Proud To Beg
103. If You Can't Rock Me / Get Off Of My Cloud
104. Hand Of Fate
105. Around And Around
106. Little Red Rooster
107. Stray Cat Blues
108. Hey Negrita
109. Hot Stuff
110. Fool To Cry
111. Star Star
112. Let's Spend The Night Together
113. You Gotta Move
114. You Can't Always Get What You Want


DISC 2:

201. Dead Flowers
202. Route 66
203. Wild Horses
204. Honky Tonk Women
205. Country Honk
206. Tumbling Dice
207. Happy
208. Nothing From Nothing (Billy Preston on vocals)
209. Outa Space (Billy Preston on vocals)
210. Midnight Rambler
211. It's Only Rock'n Roll
212. Brown Sugar
213. Rip This Joint
214. Jumpin' Jack Flash
215. Street Fighting Man

Thanks to Captain Acid and all involved! 

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Girlschool - Live In Boston 1982

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                 *NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD ORIGINALLY POSTED 8-16-24

                            Someone asked for this a while back. Sorry for the delay

CAN'T MAKE OUT THINGS THEY SAID SPENT TOO MANY NIGHTS GETTING OUT OF MY HEAD

The Specials - 1980-01-25 - Hurrah's, New York City, NY, USA (30'29)(FM)[FLAC]

A concert by one of my favorite bands

 

FM broadcast

Thank you "zootype"

01 Monkey Man 2:31 
02 Rat Race > Blank Expression 5:09  
03 Rude Boys Out Of Jail 3:03 
04 Too Hot 2:44 
05 It Doesn't Make It Alright 3:36   
06 Stupid Marriage 4:11   
07 Too Much Too Young 2:07  
08 Message To You Rudy 3:04 
09 Gangsters 3:57 

Monkey Man

 

Canned Heat Featuring Robert Lucas- Harmonie, Bonn, Germany, November 4, 2007

 

Canned Heat Featuring Robert Lucas

Harmonie, Bonn, Germany, November 4, 2007

I acquired this about 10 years ago from our friends over at Soundaboard, thank you!

https://workupload.com/file/tvEh54wagb7

Sadistics - The Last Show (Out of print)

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

With all the stuff we post around here I could see you being skeptical about something that looks like this. But this is reallly good. Maybe a bit too discoish for some but I feel for what it is trying to do it succeeds. This band is what was left of The Sadistic Mika Band. It's taken from a vinyl copy. So if you endeavor in the looks interesting category you might want to give this a shot. Definitely not for everybody who comes here. 

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Meat Loaf - Back Live From Hell!! Hudson Theatre, New York, NY, USA Sept. 15th 1993 " Back To Hell Tour "

 

Meat Loaf - Back Live From Hell!!

Hudson Theatre, New York, NY, USA Sept. 15th 1993

Back To Hell Tour

01. I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)  12:17

02. You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth  08:56

03. Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad   08:46

04. Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back 10:03

05. Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are   12:42

06. Bat Out Of Hell  11:26

07. Paradise By The Dashboard Light  16:09

Bonus Tracks

08.  For Crying Out Loud (Live 1977)  10:46

09.  All Revved Up With No Place To Go (Live 1977)  06:14

10.  River Deep, Mountain High (Live 1977)  05:41

https://workupload.com/file/mruHLLzD7fU

Tempest - Live in Sweden 1973

Back From The Dead as requested...
Originally posted May 13, 2012 

Tempest - Live in Sweden 1973

FM Source @320 & Flac

Formed by drummer Jon Hiseman in 1974 after the break up of COLOSSEUM, TEMPEST (no relation to the US band of the same name) are most notable for their line up rather than their albums. Hiseman brought in an at the time very young guitarist by the name of Allan Holdsworth, with Mark Clark (bass) and Paul Williams (vocals) completing the band. Clark had also been a member of COLOSSEUM. Paul Williams had played with JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS and JUICY LUCY.

TEMPEST released two albums with Peter "Ollie" Halsall (PATTO, SCAFFOLD) replacing Holdsworth for "Living in Fear", and taking on keyboard duties for that album too. He replaced the departed Williams on vocals, resulting in a completely different sound for that album. Their music is more jazz rock than fusion, and Hiseman's COLOSSEUM influences can be heard in the jazz influences in both albums. While "Living in Fear" was more direct and dynamic than the first self titled album, neither was particularly satisfactory.

Hiseman went on to form COLOSSEUM II, while Holdsworth found varying degrees of success both as a solo artists, and with bands such as GONG, SOFT MACHINE, UK and BRUFORD. The late Ollie Halsall (died 29 May 1992) recorded with BOXER and Kevin Ayers among others. Clarke worked with various bands including NATURAL GAS, URIAH HEEP, MOUNTAIN AND RAINBOW. 

~Bob McBeath, SCOTLAND

Jon Hiseman - Drums
Allan Holdsworth - Guitar, Violin
Mark Clarke - Bass, Vocals
Paul Williams - Vocals, Keyboards

Track List:
1. Gorgon
2. Dark House
3. Grey And Black
4. Upon Tomorrow
5. Foyers Of Fun
6. Up And On
7. Strangeher

42:47
Tracks 1 - 6: Radiohus, Stockholm, Sweden, 17 January 1973
Tracks 7: Radiohus, Malmö, Sweden, 26 January 1973

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Sweden '73 (mp3)

Sweden '73 (flac)

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 Cyndi Wood - Miss February 1973

Bon Jovi – Under The Covers: The Songs They Didn't Write

 

Bon Jovi – Under The Covers: The Songs They Didn't Write

All Tracks From Live FM Broadcasts, 1985-1993

1. Walk This Way  2. Fever  3. Shout  4. Good Lovin'  5. With a Little Help From My Friends  6. The Boys Are Back in Town  7. Bang Bang  8. You Keep Me Hangin On  9. Help  10. Pretty Woman  11. Goin' Back  12. Good Golly Miss Molly  13. Seven Days  14. I Don't Wanna Go Home  15. Little Wing  16. It's Only Rock 'N' Roll  17. Tom Traubert's Blues

https://workupload.com/file/MLb3R99MtAx

Level 42 - 1986-05-06 - Trocadero, Philadelphia, PA, USA (73'56)(SBD)[MP3-320]

  

Total Length 113:56

 
1 - The Chinese Way 05:31
2 - Love Games 05:51
3 - World Machine 05:48
4 - Turn It On 05:31
5 - Kansas City Milkman 07:09
6 - Instrumental 05:04
7 - Leaving Me Now 08:01
8 - The Chant Has Begun 06:09
9 - Micro-Kid 06:04
10 - The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up) 07:11
11 - Something About You 05:17
12 - Hot Water 06:20

GLOP

 

The Rolling Stones - Lonely At The Top

 

*THANKS TO DAVE

Here is the next set of boots I promised. Nothing really new here that you haven't heard before, but maybe you're late to the game.

SHE PISTOL WHIPPED ME ONCE OR TWICE NEVER EVER TRIED TO TAKE MY LIFE

Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels - Live In Ann Arbor 2008

 

Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels

Saturday, March 22, 2008

Michigan Theater

Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

1. CC Ryder (5:04)  2. Gimmie Shelter  6:51   3. Jenny Takes A Ride  6:10  4. Devil With The Blue Dress - Good Golly Miss Molly 5:34  5. Not Fade Away 5:50  6. Rock And Roll 3:33  7. Sock It To Me Baby 2:32  8. Where Is The Next One Coming From 3:52  9. War 6:31  10. Freezing In Hell 5:50  11. Heart Of Stone 3:33  12. Little Latin Lupe Lu - Ain't Nobody White 5:24  13. B.I.G.T.I.M.E. 3:48  14. Liberty 6:27  15. When You Were Mine 4:29  16. Tough Kid 6:31  17. It Ain't Easy 3:48  18. Bow Wow Wow 4:07

                                                 https://workupload.com/file/jKzcSaGXP9k

King Biscuit Flower Hour - Krokus, Palladium, NYC January 7, 1985

Krokus
King Biscuit Flower Hour
week of January 27, 1985

Recorded at:
Palladium
New York City, NY
January 7, 1985

01 Bill Minkin - KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - Budweiser (Icicle Works)
03 Commercial - Lifesavers
04 Krokus - Long Stick Goes Boom
05 Krokus - American Woman
06 Krokus - Screaming In The Night
07 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
08 Commercial - Budweiser (Dio)
09 Commercial - U.S. Army
10 Bill Minkin - KBFH Segment Intro
11 Krokus - Stayed Awake All Night
12 Krokus - Ready To Rock
13 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
14 Commercial - Budweiser (Oingo Boingo)
15 Commercial - Lifesavers
16 Bill Minkin - KBFH Segment Intro
17 Krokus - Midnite Maniac
18 Krokus - Eat The Rich
19 Krokus - Headhunter
20 Bill Minkin - KBFH Break
21 Commercial - Budweiser (X)
23 Commercial - U.S. Army
24 Bill Minkin - KBFH Outro
25 Bill Minkin - Promo 1 with announcer
26 Krokus - Promo 2 Music Bed

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music
Includes the cue and promo sheets.

The cue sheet says this was recorded in "upstate New York." Bill Minkin just says "live in New York."  At the start of "Ready To Rock" the singer says "it's New York, the rock capital of the U.S.A." That's something you say in New York City, not in Albany, so I suspected the "upstate New York" claim might be wrong.

Concert Vault lists a show from New York City, January 7, 1985.  Concert Vault does not name a venue.  I've compared the tracks and it's the same concert. That gives us a city and a date.
Setlist.fm has the venue as the Palladium. 

I was unable to find proof confirming this, such as a ticket, poster, print ad, or concert review, but for now, it's the best we can do.

https://mega.nz/file/GI5ARAAC#uALVG-kW-3fnYf_L1raD5eeNhwZgpzMO6mf9A_DFIZY