Rod Stewart – BBC Radio Broadcast, Newcastle City Hall, 18th December 1976

 

Rod Stewart – BBC Radio Broadcast, Newcastle City Hall, 18th December 1976

A young Rod the Mod rockin' it way back when!

https://workupload.com/file/REgTvk7VTHA

J. Geils Band - King Biscuit 1978

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

 J. Geils Band - King Biscuit Flower Hour
November 1, 1978
FM Source @192


Track List:
1. Radio Intro
2. House Party
3. Detroit Breakdown
4. Must Of Got Lost
5. Give It To Me
6. Lookin' For A Love
7. Radio Outro

 

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KBFH '78 

 

 

Michael Schenker Group - Pinkpop Festival 1981

Michael Schenker Group - Pinkpop Festival
Burgemeester Damen Sportpark
Geleen, Holland
June 8, 1981
FM broadcast recording @flac

Extracted to FLAC from original silver CDs via EZ CD Audio Converter

 

Set List:
01 Cry For The Nations
02 Victim Of Illusion
03 Natural Thing
04 Feels Like A Good Thing
05 Rock Bottom
06 Lost Horizons
07 Doctor Doctor


BONUS 
ARMED AND READY  /VIDEO/ MP4 / NOT ON FM-BROADCAST
 

7:16 min

 

 

Thanks to mikesline! 

 

 

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Pete Haycock's True Blues Featuring Glen Turner – Live Tom's On The Rocks, Rattingen, Germany 2008

 

Pete Haycock's True Blues Featuring Glen Turner

Live Tom's On The Rocks, Rattingen, Germany 2008

1.Roadhouse Blues 6:45  2.Love Sneaking Up On You 5:08  3.Lucienne 5:36  4.Call Me The Breeze 4:55  5.Midnight Hours 7:12  6.Feelin' Alright 6:21  7.Sleepwalk 4:29  8.When It's Love Time 4:06  9.Dust My Broom / Statesboro Blues 5:32  10.So Many Roads 10:12  11.Rocky Mountain Way 6:18

Pete Haycock: Guitar, Slide Guitar & Vocals 

Glen Turner: Guitar & Vocals 

Paul Harriman: Bass 

Josef Kirschgen: Drums & Percussion

Peter John Haycock (4 March 1951 – 30 October 2013) was an English musician and film score composer. He began his career as lead guitarist, vocalist, and founding member of the Climax Blues Band.

After an absence from the stage and live performances, Haycock formed a new band, Pete Haycock's True Blues featuring Glen Turner. In 2008, they toured Europe and released their first recording together: Pete Haycock's True Blues Live.

https://workupload.com/file/h8NGG5axPkQ 

Metallica - PISNet Stadium, Baltimore 2000

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted January 27, 2010

Metallica - PSINet Stadium
Baltimore, MD.
July 4, 2000
Excellent Soundboard @192

A 21-year-old man fell to his death on Tuesday night (7/4) at Baltimore's PSINet Stadium while attending the Summer Sanitarium Tour. According to Sgt. Scott Rowe of the Baltimore Police Department, Martin Muschett of Danbury, Conn., fell roughly 80 feet from the stadium's concourse level and landed outside of the venue near an entrance gate shortly after 6:30pm. Police were still investigating the incident to determine if Muschett's fall was accidental or if he may have jumped intentionally, but there does not appear to be any foul play involved, according to Rowe. Muschett was reportedly sitting on a roughly four-foot high rail at the top of the stadium's seating area with his legs dangling over the edge of the stadium before he fell, Rowe said.

Track List:
Ecstasy of Gold
Creeping Death
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Seek & Destroy
Fade to Black
Fuel
The Memory Remains
Sad But True
No Leaf Clover
King Nothing
Wherever I May Roam
Mastertarium
Battery
Nothing Else Matters
I Disappear
One
Turn The Page
Enter Sandman
Last Caress / So What! / Die, Die My Darling


Baltimore '00 

 

Six Grateful Dead Hour shows from 1992

 Okay, gang, this one is for the completists.  Our pal Sam mailed these to me a few weeks ago.  You can easily find the later CD-r versions of this radio show on Ebay.  These are from when the show was distributed on cassettes.

Given that the Dead have released about ONE BAZILLION HOURS of live music, it's certain that the majority of this is out there on CDs that you can buy in higher quality.

It's noteworthy that host David Gans distributed the early versions of this show on cassette tapes with hand-written labels.

The main reason to grab this is (as mentioned) for completists who want everything.  Hey, I've even included the 1 kHz test tones just for them.  The other reason is there's a couple of interviews and a notice about the Dead cancelling shows due to Jerry Garcia's ill health.

My mom turns 102 in December, and she says, "Don't snort coke when you have a heart condition, and eat your vegetables." 

Six pre-FM Grateful Dead Hour shows from the original cassettes distributed for syndication:

Information on the contents can be found at https://gdhour.com/ under "Past Shows."

Grateful Dead Hour #202: https://mega.nz/file/jYQTgCga#NeRWMXnntTPVzEMQuPzXmQfHfoAEnJMqREGuTYggOS0

Grateful Dead Hour #203: https://mega.nz/file/PQYSkSZA#HIJXgtzSCkCubd9JICwdko6BtegmegAXGdZbhzelCOM

Grateful Dead Hour #204: https://mega.nz/file/TNx1XRrL#hNxGDImwkJyJ1pRduw02ycI6W3OoEIHIEQ_mmyiVFJ8

Grateful Dead Hour #205: https://mega.nz/file/eJowCAJY#VqD5FmQxjG1ZiMmHj_MbcT1q5rsfih6TC7XZthIaa8E

Grateful Dead Hour #206: https://mega.nz/file/rEhQSAiQ#2OZPqhE9v0ZKcePt7cHdDUmGayG9AL7HtqagBiGLbD4

Grateful Dead Hour #207: https://mega.nz/file/2IZWWYJY#one2HskIHJOiP0yDJ0M8gR_-gWBFqmW5v0K82apPn94

J.J. Cale - Breezin' At The Café The 1988 Broadcast Live From The Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis

 

J.J. Cale

Breezin' At The Café

The 1988 Broadcast Live From The Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis 

1.After Midnight   2.Old Man   3.Deep Dark Dungeon   4.Drifter's Wife   5.Cocaine   6.Call Me The Breeze   7.Money Talks   8.Everything Makes Me Nervous   9.Detail   10.Temptations   11.Crazy Mama   12.13 Days   13.Hot Time   14.Magnolia   15.Cajun Moon   16.Sensitive Kind   17.Lies

Tracks 1-14 live in Minneapolis 1988

Tracks 15-17 live in Sausalito 12.31 1975

Excellent sound and J.J.'s playing is awesome!

https://workupload.com/file/q8zxhRJ3xRq

Queensryche "Live From The Now Frontier" Album Network cassettes June 5, 1997

Matt's j-card

Queensryche
"Live From The Now Frontier"
June 5, 1997
Album Network cassette

01 Cathy Faulkner, Larry Miles, Phil Mahoney - Intro
02 Queensryche - Interview
03 Queensryche - Questions For Queensryche
04 Queensryche - Reach (studio)
05 Queensryche - Interview
06 Queensryche - Miles Away (studio)
07 Cathy Faulkner, Larry Miles, Phil Mahoney - Segment Intro
08 Queensryche - You
09 Queensryche - The Voice Inside
10 Queensryche - Empire
11 Queensryche - Jet City Woman
12 Cathy Faulkner - Break
13 Queensryche - Bridge
14 Queensryche - Silent Lucidity
15 Queensryche - Sign Of The Times
16 Queensryche - I Don't Believe In Love
17 Cathy Faulkner - Break
18 Cathy Faulkner, Larry Miles, Phil Mahoney - Outro (live)
19 Cathy Faulkner, Larry Miles, Phil Mahoney - Credits

Sam's J-card

Flac files of wavs, includes 300 dpi scans of the cassette and j-card.

One version from the Sam Eliot's Mustache Collection, the other from Matt's Collection, brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

While the Guinness Book of Records entry for "Most Isolated Rock Concert Location" goes to Metallica at Carlini Station in Antarctica in 2013, the title was held formerly by this Queensryche show from 1995.  Queensryche performed at the Very Large Array, a radio astronomy observatory in the middle of nowhere. 

The Very Large Array

Well, not really the middle of nowhere, but on the Plains of St. Augustin in New Mexico at the Very Large Array. You've seen pictures of this place:  More than two dozen giant radio dishes stretching out in three directions, covering twenty-two miles, picking up the ethereal electromagnetic traces of quasars, pulsars, and black holes. The site was chosen "because of their isolated location away from large population centers, and the partial shielding effect of the surrounding mountain ranges."  

The closest town is Magdalena, NM, twenty miles to the east, with about 1,000 people. Another twenty miles to the west is Datil, a crossroads community with 54 residents. 

 

Datil, New Mexico

All of this is in Socorro County, which in 2025 only has about 16,000 people in a huge area that's larger individually than Rhode Island, Delaware, Puerto Rico, or Connecticut. 

I created a graphic to illustrate the size of the place.

If Soccoro County
were in New Jersey...

With no one nearby, in a county the size of a state, with a population smaller than your average Rolling Stones stadium gig, where do you find the audience?  

You bus them in: "two from Albuquerque, one out of El Paso, one out of Amarillo."  It's a six-hour drive to Amarillo, so this wasn't a show for casual fans. 

It really was the middle of nowhere.  You can hear the desert wind whistle by as they do the interview segments.  These days, the Very Large Array website says "There are no food options on-site at the VLA. Please bring adequate food and beverages for your visit. During April-August is generally the warmest months at the VLA, with temperatures ranging from 70℉/20℃ to 95℉/35℃. Please keep in mind the site is at 7000ft/2100m and adequate sun protection & hydration is recommended."  That's now, it had to be even less accommodating a location in 1995.

The Album Network brought in a team of disc jockeys from around the country: Cathy Faulkner from Seattle's KISW, Larry Miles from Tucson's KLPX, and Phil Mahoney from New Mexico's 94 Real Rock (KZRR).  Faulkner takes the lead role on most of the segments.

As to why they picked a radio astronomy observatory, the answer is "space aliens."  While the band never comes right out and says they want to talk to the blubber-slime crab people from Epsilon Eridani, the "X-Files" theme music sprinkled throughout the special gives the game away.

It's a good show. I was not familiar with Queensryche before I chaptered Sam and Matt's cassettes.  As one of the later "superfluous umlaut" bands, I had dismissed them as outside my post-punk area of interest.  Big mistake on my part, it turns out.  I missed a solid hard rock band.

I've included press coverage I found on Newspapers.com.

In the download are two versions, each with a unique j-card.  One has ads, the other doesn't.

https://mega.nz/file/uUgTha6I#y5o8QBCvONeu64xiGweBFJCTLfig_n26iKxMiBaNnAE

As it's a big file, I should mention MEGA sometimes stops in the middle of a download.  Close the window.  Click the link again.  You may have to do this many times for a large download, but it will eventually finish the download.  The problem does not happen every time.  Sometimes it downloads without a problem.

Como es un archivo grande, debo mencionar que MEGA a veces se detiene en medio de una descarga. Cierra la ventana. Haz clic en el enlace nuevamente. Es posible que tengas que hacer esto muchas veces para una descarga grande, pero eventualmente completará la descarga. El problema no ocurre siempre. A veces se descarga sin ningún problema.

Comme il s'agit d'un gros fichier, je dois mentionner que MEGA s'arrête parfois au milieu d'un téléchargement. Fermez la fenêtre. Cliquez à nouveau sur le lien. Il se peut que vous deviez répéter cette opération plusieurs fois pour un gros téléchargement, mais le téléchargement finira par se terminer. Le problème ne se produit pas à chaque fois. Parfois, le téléchargement se fait sans problème.

Como é um arquivo grande, devo mencionar que o MEGA às vezes para no meio do download. Feche a janela. Clique no link novamente. Pode ser necessário fazer isso várias vezes para um download grande, mas ele eventualmente será concluído. O problema não ocorre todas as vezes. Às vezes, o download ocorre sem problemas.

Nirvana - Complete Radio Sessions

Nirvana - The Complete Radio Sessions
Blue Moon Records (BMCD18)
Compilation / Various
Total CD Time 72:14 / 21 Tracks
Matrix: BMCD 18

Liberated Bootleg @flac

This disc is awesome! Complete Radio Sessions was released between Outcesticide I & II. It contains four Studio Sessions, part of 01/10/92, and my personal favorite - the "Lithium" from the Mtv Awards with the "Rape Me" tease intro!! The intro was removed after the first broadcast of the show.

Since this disc was released in 1994, there have been remastered versions to surface into traders circles. At the time, these were the best recordings available. It has become fairly difficult to find an "official" Blue Moon disc since there have been so many clones made by other labels. This is one of the few "Must Have" compilation discs on the market and should be added to every Outcesticide series.

 

Track List: 

1) Love Buzz 3:15
2) About A Girl 2:39
3) Polly 2:36
4) Spank Thru 3:17
5) Son Of A Gun 2:45
6) Molly's Lips 1:49
7) D-7 3:44
8) Turnaround 2:16
9) Dumb 2:34
10) Drain You 4:01
11) Endless, Nameless 8:45
12) Been A Son 1:54
13) Polly 1:46
14) Aneurysm 4:35
15) Something In The Way 3:22
16) Here She Comes Now 4:40
17) Where Did You Sleep Last Night 4:55
18) Drain You 3:37
19) Polly 2:31
20) Territorial Pissings 2:09
21) Lithium 5:04 

 

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Giuffria - Live At Harpo's, Detroit, Michigan 1985

 

Giuffria - Live At Harpo's

Detroit, Michigan 1985

Soundboard

Greg Giuffria - Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Craig Goldy - Guitar

David Glen Eisley - Lead Vocals, Harmonica

Chuck Wright - Bass

Alan Krigger - Drums, Percussion

https://workupload.com/file/pLzJkJmAxYn

Seasick Steve - Live North Sea Jazz Festival 2013

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

            If you like this please leave a comment, if you don't please leave a comment

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GOIN' UP NORTH ROOTIN' POTATOES FREIGHT DOWN TO CALI PICK SOME TOMATERS

 

Rory Gallagher - My Fathers Place, Roslyn, NY. 1979

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted July 7, 2012

 

 Rory Gallagher - Live at My Father’s Place

Roslyn, New York 

September 7, 1979
Excellent Soundboard @320

 

Rory Gallagher - guitars, vocals

Gerry McAvoy - bass

Ted McKenna - drums

 

Disc 1

Track 101. Shinkicker

Track 102. Last Of The Independents

Track 103. Keychain

Track 104. Moonchild

Track 105. The Mississippi Sheiks

Track 106. I Wonder Who

Track 107. Tattoo’d Lady

Track 108. Too Much
Alcohol

Track 109. Pistol Slapper Blues

Disc 2

Track 201. Shadow Play

Track 202. Bought And Sold

Track 203. Walk On Hot Coals

Track 204. Messin’ With The Kid

Track 205. Bullfrog Blues

Track 206. Sea Cruise

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My Father's Place '79

 

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Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers - VPRO-FM, Paradiso Sept. 24, 1977

Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers
Paradiso
Amsterdam, Netherlands
VPRO-FM
September 24, 1977

Another Hans Devente tape.  Tracks 1-14 are from VPRO-FM, tracks 15-19 are an audience tape.
The FM is pretty good, although a bit hissy in the quiet portions.

The audience tape is muddy.

Hans notes: "part one is the radio show, part two is those tracks not in the broadcast, but my own recording in paradise, not the greatest sound ever, but I still like it"

01.  VPRO Promo:  We're The Modern Lovers (cuts in...) 
02.  Hi Dear
03.  I'm A Little Dinosaur
04.  The New Teller
05.  Ice Cream Man
06.  My Love Is A Flower Just Beginning To Bloom
07.  Back In The U.S.A.
08.  Astral Plane
09.  Lydia
10.  Route 66
11.  I'm A Little Airplane
12.  VPRO Promo: We're The Modern Lovers
13.  Pretty Little Girl
14.  Hello Josephine

End of radio broadcast...the rest is a low quality audience tape:
15.  Roadrunner
16.  Egyptian Reggae
17.  Ancient Long Ago
18.  ? instrumental
19.  New England

Okay, gang... this is a re-up of a post from over ten years ago, back when Hans Devente was dropping tapes on one of his many peripatetic blogs that came and went every few weeks for awhile. I originally posted it on one of our offshoots that we eventually took down.  A few months back, our pal Jonder was posting some Richman, and I went down in the musty catacombs beneath Castle Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï rediscovered my copy.  Over the years, someone added a cover to it.  

AS I originally wrote (above), the quality varies, but collectors will find it of interest.

https://mega.nz/file/jAx3TQiL#II7Rp1F8FcnwE5WzHhs2VzsLcAjSuNYoKQ2oiqNro58

Warren Haynes - The Ritz Power Jam, The Ritz, NYC, NY February 5th 1993

 

Warren Haynes - The Ritz Power Jam, The Ritz, NYC, NY February 5th 1993 

Warren Haynes (The Allman Brothers Band): electric guitar

John Popper (Blues Traveler): harmonica

Noel Redding (The Jimi Hendrix Experience): bass, acoustic guitar

Leland Schliefer (Warren Haynes Band): bass

Chuck Leavell (Allmans/Aquarium Rescue Unit): piano

Bernie Worrell (Parliament Funkadelic): clavinet, organ

Jaimoe (Allmans): drums

Jerome Brailey (Parliament Funkadelic): drums

Marc Quinones (Allmans): percussion

Disc 1

Set I

1. Back at the Chicken Shack (Jimmy Smith cover) ==>

2. Born Under a Bad Sign (Albert King cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

3. Let it Rock (Chuck Berry cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

4. Improv Blues in G, vocals: John Popper

5. She Caught the Katy (Taj Mahal cover) vocals: John Popper

6. Down the Road (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding

7. Mess of the Blues (Elvis Presley cover) vocals: Noel Redding

8. Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

9. Day Tripper (Beatles cover) vocals: Noel Redding (verse 1) Warren Haynes (verse 2) & John Popper (verse 3)

10. Escaping (John Popper original) vocals: John Popper

11. Hey Joe (Billy Roberts cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

Disc 2

Set II

1. Hip Hug-Her (Booker T & the MG's cover)

2. Rock Me Baby (B.B. King cover) vocals: John Popper

3. In the Night(???) vocals: Noel Redding

4. Red House (Jimi Hendrix cover) w/ Dave Tronzo (slide guitar) vocals: Warren Haynes

5. Yonder Wall (Junior Wells cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

6. She Belongs to Me (Bob Dylan cover) vocals: Noel Redding

7. Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly cover) vocals: Noel Redding

8. That's Heaven to Me (Eddie Cochran cover) vocals: Noel Redding

Disc 3

1. Just Before the Bullets Fly (Warren Haynes original) vocals: Warren Haynes

2. Been Lovin' You too Long (Otis Redding cover) vocals: Warren Haynes

3. Spanish Moon (Little Feat cover) w/ Trey Anastasio (from Phish) on lead guitar. vocals: Warren Haynes and Trey Anastasio

4. All Along the Watchtower (Bob Dylan cover) w/ the Dave Matthews Band and Trey Anastasio. Vocals: Dave Matthews and John Popper

Encore:

5. Gloria (Van Morrison cover, also includes a tease from 'Thank you for Letting Me Be Myself by Sly and the Family Stone) w/ Trey Anastasio, and Mike Gordon (from Phish) on bass. vocals: John Popper

An excellent soundboard recording of a great concert!

https://mega.nz/file/8H1WyToR#3flAPd4KQEAyew24ypIqh2yctM0FbrSLa0oAVcKl_Vg

 Charles Bradley & His Extraordinaires

Koln, Germany
Live Music Hall
2016-04-08

01 Heartaches And Pain -fades in-
02 You Think I Don't Know (But I Know) -fades in-
03 How Long
04 You Put The Flame On It
05 The World (Is Going Up In Flames)
06 Lovin' You, Baby
07 In You (I Found a Love)
08 Ain't It A Sin
09 Changes
10 Why Is It So Hard

min  55:39

FM (analog cable) - Audacity - xACT


Support the artists by buying their records.

Charles Bradley - 2016-04-08 - Koln, Germany

The Cult - 'Rebirth Of The Phoenix' London, UK 1992

The Cult - Finsbury Park
London, UK
June 2,1992

FM Source/soundboard @flac
"Rebirth of The Phoenix"
Live 1992

**Remastered** by thir13en

 

*Original Notes*

A real nice cap of the Cult as they exit stage one of their career. This was an outdoor festival with lots of other bands on the bill, including grunge favorites Pearl Jam and L7. 

By 1992 it was clear who owned "alternative" music as the Cult had once enjoyed that status years earlier. So it's interesting to note a few things about their performance here; the opener being their biggest hit "She Sells Sanctuary" which is usually saved for later in the set, if not the closer...the wandering setlist that covers their first four albums...and the edgy-fuzzy-almost-grungy tone to the guitars. Definitely a much thicker guitar sound than they had ever displayed before.

I've mentioned before that the Italian boot label of KTS was well-known for some of the best silver's available in the 90's. And here again they offered up a very nice source for this disc. For me, it still needed some life, and now it's quite lively indeed.

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Richie Sambora - "Stranger In This Town", November 14, 1991 at the Pecos Theatre, San Diego, CA, USA.

 

RICHIE SAMBORA 

Stranger In This Town’, captured November 14, 1991 at the Pecos Theatre, San Diego, CA, USA.

01 – Church Of Desire  02 – Bad Medicine  03 – We All Sleep Alone  04 – Father Time  05 – Stranger In This Town  06 – I’ll Be There For You  07 – Rosie  08 – Midnight Rider  09 – Wanted Dead Or Alive  10 – The Answer  11 – One Light Burning  12 – With A Little Help From My Friends

Richie Sambora (lead vocal, guitars)

David Bryan (keyboards)

Tico Torres (drums)

Tony Levin (bass)

Crystal Taliefero (percussion)

Dave Amato (guitar)

Here’s the original, “Live 1991” untouched tapes as were used for FM radio back in the day. A very good show with an inspired Richie and a superb band including David Bryan, Tico Torres, Tony Levin (bass) and Dave Amato (guitar).

                                                 https://workupload.com/file/uT3ynPMzRav

Mazzy Star - Chicago, IL. 1994

Mazzy Star - The Metro

Chicago, IL.

November 12, 1994

Soundboard/FM Source @256

 Set List:

01 - Flowers In December
02 - Ride It On
03 - Into Dust
04 - Give You My Lovin'
05 - Fade Into You
06 - Halah
07 - Ghost Highway
08 - Blue Flower

 

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Whore - Various Artists Play Wire

Whore - Various Artists Play Wire
Studio soundboards @VBR

 Track List

Discogs Info 

Wire official website 

 Wire @Far Out magazine

 

Band of Susans - Ahead 

 

 

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Robin Trower – Alternate In City Dreams - Recording Sessions at Criteria Studios , Miami ,Fl , 1977

 

Robin Trower – Alternate In City Dreams

 Recording Sessions at criteria Studios , Miami ,Fl , 1977

https://workupload.com/file/zSakjSyexMw

New Model Army - Trochtelfingen, Germany 1996

New Model Army - Kulturfestival
Trochtelfingen, Germany
August 29, 1996 

FM - German station 'SDR 3' @320

This is an FM recording of a superb performance.  Enjoy!


1. INTRO
2. WHITE LIGHT 
3. BELIEVE IT 
4. 225 
5. BAD OLD WORLD 
6. GREEN AND GREY 
7. HERE COMES THE WAR 
8. LIVING IN THE ROSE 
9. BD7 
10.WONDERFUL WAY TO GO / DJ OUTRO

~43 minutes

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Captured Live! CL-1183 - Scandal, Quarterflash, INXS

Captured Live! CL-1183
For Broadcast: Week of September 12, 1983

Scandal
Quarterflash
INXS

Scandal
Recorded at:
Perkin's Palace
Pasadena, CA
unknown date

Quarterflash
Recorded at:
unknown venue
unknown date

INXS
Recorded at:
unknown venue ("America")
unknown date

01 NO ARTIST - 1000 Hz Tone
02 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Intro
03 Scandal - Love's Got A Line On You
04 Scandal - Child of the Night
05 Scandal - All I Want
06 Scandal - I Second That Emotion
07 Scandal - Goodbye To You
08 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Break and Segment Intro
09 Quarterflash - Harden My Heart
10 Quarterflash - It Don't Move Me
11 Quarterflash - Eye To Eye
12 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Break and Segment Intro
13 Quarterflash - Take Me To Heart
14 Quarterflash - Take Another Picture
15 Quarterflash - Find Another Fool
16 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Break and Segment Intro
17 INXS - Soul Mistake
18 INXS - Jan's Song
19 INXS - To Look At You
20 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Break and Segment Intro
21 INXS - The One Thing
22 INXS - Black and White
23 INXS - Don't Change
24 Perry Stone - CL-1183 Outro

Runout grooves:
1132-A  Au ♂
1132-B  Au ♂
1132-C  Au ♂
1132-D  Au ♂
1132-E  Au ♂
no etching

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

This is the only three-artist Captured Live show, and it's a bit of a missed programming opportunity. The first thing that jumps out is two solid American bands fronted by a woman singing...and then Australia's INXS.  There's nothing wrong with the line-up, but it seems like a missed opportunity to me. If the RKO Radio Networks had picked... say... Berlin...  we'd have three American bands fronted by women singers, providing a theme for the show.  As it is, INXS looks like the odd man out.

There wasn't much I could find about venues or dates...there's no venue mentioned for Quarterflash or INXS (other than "America" on the INXS show).  Perkin's Palace in Pasadena is the location for Scandal.  However... searching for "scandal" in the newspaper.com database produces more results than I can sort through.  

On the Scandal show, two songs ("I Second That Emotion" and "Child of the Night") were unreleased at the time.  They appear to be released now, but still on unofficial recordings.

https://mega.nz/file/WQxFVCya#m7RT0aGvQAQPUx99LfkiUvcRf24myKFTtBBnSh1b4Fc

When I worked at the newspaper, there was a running joke about yelling "Stop the presses!" like they used to do on television shows.  You never want to stop the printing press, it takes hours to set up.   This was uncovered SECONDS before I posted, so STOP THE PRESSES!  Up there in the right-hand corner, (no, your other right hand...) I found a print ad for the show!

And then in pointless investigation, I had a mailing label for the production company, P.G. Productions, of 7200 Vineland Way in Sun Valley, California.  Here's what it looks like today:

Toto – The Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, 18th May 1982

By Special Request...

Toto 

The Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, 18th May 1982

1. Girl Goodbye   2. Child's Anthem   3. I'll Supply The Love   4. Live For Today   5. Million Miles Away   6. Georgy Porgy   7. Good For You   8. Africa   9. 99   10. Goodbye Elenore   11. Guitar Solo   12. Gift With A Golden Gun   13. Make Believe   14. Rosanna   15. English Eyes   16. Afraid Of Love   17. Lovers In The Night

From a Live FM Broadcast At The Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan, 18th May 1982 during Rockupation '82

Since "Turn Back" was a "flop"  Toto didn't tour in 1981 and they decided to start working on a new album instead which became Toto IV. As you know it became their best selling album ever, it won 6 grammy's and peaked number 1 in billboard with the song "Africa" and second with "Rosanna" this is probably the most important album of their career because thanks to it the band didn't die and gave them the fame that they still hold up to this day.

The tour started shortly after the release of the album, it was the first time they ever toured in Europe so this could be considered their first true "worldwide" tour.

It began in Japan, to be more precise the 7th of May 1982 and they stay around 2 weeks in Japan before leaving the country towards the end of the month, after that they toured for 2 months in the US, during which Bobby Kimball broke his leg on stage and he had to sing in front of a piano for the rest of the tour.

The rest of the tour was in Europe, their first venue in Europe was in Reggio Emilia, Italy on the 13 of September 1982 and they ended the tour in London in the 4th of October 1982, this is the last time Bobby would play with the band live until 1998 during their short 20 years tour anniversary reunion.

https://workupload.com/file/mSN4ZQLUjef

Various Artists - Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka Vol.1&2

From the Son of FBS archives...

Various Artists - Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka 

Vol.1&2

Studio recordings @vbr

Even if you have never seen a porn movie in your lifetime, almost everyone in the world knows what the 'Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka' represents... Each person, upon hearing it, mentally interprets the 'Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka' in their own way, fueling a range of emotions from lust to disgust. This CD represents individual artists' interpretations of the 'Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka'; each providing their own unique cultural and geographic spin on the vibe that is "Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka'. From celebrations of the beauty of intimacy to a cautionary tale of excess, this collection of sound sculptures of the 'Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka' mystique from around the world will guide you into the heart of all that is 'Wakka Chikka Wakka Chikka'. 

ummm...thanks I guess, to WM Recordings, Comfort Stand and Archive.org

Listen to a couple 64 kbps samples....

The Love God - Martini Bomb (Vol.1)
 
Pink Fuzz! - The Protagonist (Vol. 2)

Vol.1

Vol.2

 

Please tell us what you think! 

**********************************************************************

Marie Deveraux

Executive Slacks / Empire Rock Club, Philadelphia, PA Sept.22, 1989 WMMR-FM

Executive Slacks
Empire Rock Club, 
Philadelphia, PA 
September 22, 1989 
WMMR-FM

01 Joe Bonadonna - WMMR-FM Intro
02 Executive Slacks - Kristalnacht/Fire & Ice
03 Executive Slacks - Judas Kiss
04 Executive Slacks - Like Hell
05 Executive Slacks - Wide Fields
06 Executive Slacks - Rust
07 Executive Slacks - Slack
08 Executive Slacks - Bleeding Silver
09 Executive Slacks - Firestick
10 Executive Slacks - Solemn Dilemma
11 Executive Slacks - Rock and Roll Part 2
12 Executive Slacks - WMMR-FM Outro
Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music

From the Sam Elliot's Mustache collection of vintage Philadelphia Fine Concerts.
This is yet another band I had never heard of... a blurb in the Philadelphia Inquirer described them as "alternative rockers with fusion chops.  Capable of igniting ska rhythm and turning ordinary 4/4 time into what only appears to be mass confusion."

Not from this show, but here's the band!

Sam provided me with the following information:
 
"I reached out thru the bands Facebook page and received a personal message from John Young. He supplied me with the info for the show. There is a longer concert video shot from the Empire that same night, but it is from a second set later that night. He told me that WMMR broadcasts were aired at 10 or 11 PM and kept within an hour timeframe. Most, if not all bands, played a much longer set later that night. That was info that I DID NOT have, as at times I have seen other shows that are longer on Youtube from same date, yet I had the complete radio broadcast. NOW all that makes sense to me.
 
When the band broke up in 1991, the band reformed and changed their name to Tubalcain. It was basically the same members except for a new vocalist."

https://mega.nz/file/fRJjyTbB#7r9PBnUgSVPUXYlD4ber7qAq26lXLw_ANJEqSI343m0

Dave Mason - 1979-02-06 - Greek Theatre - Berkeley,CA

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by v-chile
September 1, 2011

 

Dave Mason
02-06-1979
Greek Theatre
Berkeley,CA
FM Broadcast




It´s not yet Saturday night,
but we`re not far away from it.


Party Time!





01.Share Your Love 4:44
02.Only You Know And I Know 5:32
03.Pearly Queen 3:55
04.You Are Every Woman 3:16
05.Take It To The Limit 3:44
06.Look At You,Look At Me 12:41
07.I Fill In Love 5:16
08.Watching The River Flow 3:19
09.We Just Disagree 3:32
10.Bring Your Love In 3:55
11.Let It Flow 3:10
12.All Along The Watchtower 4:41
13.Band Introductions 1:26
14.Stand By Me 3:15
15.2nd Encore Break 0:48
16.Feelin` Alright 6:42

320kbit/s

Thanks to the original source!

Enjoy! 

pass-fbsvw

 

Greek 

Thin Lizzy - BBC Radio Sessions 1974-75-76-77

 

Thin Lizzy

BBC Radio Sessions

1974-75-76-77

Rebroadcast on Alan 'Fluff' Freeman's Saturday Rock Show

01 - It's Only Money  02 - Little Darling  03 - Still In Love With You  04 - Black Boys On The Corner  05 - Sitamoia  06 - Emerald  07 - The Warrior  08 - Cowboy Song  09 - Jailbreak  10 - Don't Believe A Word  11 - Johnny  12 - Fools Gold  13 - Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed  13b- Fluff with song titles  14 - Gonna Creep Up On You  15 - Little Girl In Bloom  16 - Killer Without A Cause  17 - Bad Reputation  18 - That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart  19 - Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Got Me In It's Spotlight)  20 - Downtown Sundown  20b- Fluff with session dates

Excellent sound quality!

https://workupload.com/file/UVWQfYNaudz

Little River Band - Star Session #12 - The Summit, Houston, Oct. 7, 1981

Little River Band
Star Session #12
air date of 11/13/82

Recorded at:
The Summit
Houston, TX
Oct. 7, 1981

INCORRECTLY attributed to
Seattle, WA
September 15, 1981

00 NO ARTIST - 1kc tone for level setting and balance
01 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Intro
02 Commercial - Levi's
03 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Intro
04 Little River Band - Man On Your Mind
05 Little River Band - The Rumour
06 Little River Band - Don't Let The Needle Win
07 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Break
08 Commercial - AT&T (Commodores)
09 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Intro
10 Little River Band - Help Is On Its Way
11 Little River Band - Lonesome Loser
12 Little River Band - The Night Owls
13 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Break
14 Commercial - Levi's
15 Commercial - Fostex
16 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Intro
17 Little River Band - I Don't Worry No More
18 Little River Band - Let's Dance
19 Little River Band - Man On The Run
20 Little River Band - It's Not A Wonder
21 Little River Band - Sweet Old Fashioned Man
22 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Break
24 Commercial - AT&T (Tanya Tucker)
23 Commercial - Levi's
25 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Intro
26 Little River Band - Mistress Of Mine
27 Little River Band - Too Lonely Too Long
28 Little River Band - Red Shoes
29 Little River Band - Hard Life
30 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Break
31 Commercial - Levi's
32 Commercial - Fostex
33 Commercial - AT&T (Pointer Sisters)
34 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Intro
35 Little River Band - It's A Long Way There
36 Little River Band - Reminiscing
37 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Segment Break
38 Commercial - Levi's
39 Commercial - AT&T (Roger Miller)
40 Bill Ayers - Star Session SS-12 Outro

Runout grooves:
SS-12 A  MCR JOE
SS-12 B  MCR JOE
SS-12•C  MCR JOE
SS-12•D  MCR JOE
SS-12 E  MCR JOE

blank side, no etching

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music!

Here's how we figured out that this was Houston, and not Seattle:

The cue sheet is marked "Seattle, Wash."  No venue is listed.

I checked Concert Vault, as the Star Session shows were produced by DIR, the folks behind the King Biscuit Flower Hour.  And sure enough, Concert Vault has a show labeled "Arena (Seattle, WA) Date: Sep 15, 1981"  It also says, "recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour during the Little River Band's 1981 U.S. tour"

I cross referenced the tracks with the Concert Vault streaming audio, and they're from the same source as Star Session.  However, this Star Session show has three additional tracks not on the Concert Vault version. The additional tracks are "I Don't Want To Worry," "It's A Long Way There," and "Reminiscing." 

We know that Concert Vault occasionally lists incorrect recording dates by mixing up the broadcast and concert dates. I confirmed the Seattle show took place on September 15, 1981 at the Seattle Center Arena. Their date and venue are correct. I've included a print ad as proof that the basic underlying information is true: there  was a Seattle show on September 15, 1981.

However, I also looked at the original King Biscuit broadcast.  Discogs lists a KFBH broadcast on November 15, 1981 (split with Mink DeVille) The cue sheet for this show says it was "recorded in concert in Houston."  They played the Summit in Houston on Oct. 7, 1981.  

The songs on the King Biscuit show are all duplicates of the Star Sessions songs, as follows:
Man On Your Mind
The Rumor 
Don’t Let The Needle Win
Help Is On The Way
Lonesome Loser
Night Owl

So... how do we decide if this is Houston or Seattle?

We let the band settle it.

The Collective For Live Music had a copy of the King Biscuit show. I did an A/B comparison of Star Sessions with the King Biscuit show, and here's what I hear:

Man On Your Mind
On the KBFH version they introduce this song with "this is Houston, baby...greetings from Australia, we are the Little River Band, we hope you enjoy yourselves, we aim to..." On Star Sessions, it's "...we are the Little River Band, we hope you enjoy yourselves, we aim to.."  It's the same introduction, though, and the same music...the Star Session edits out the reference to Houston.

The Rumor 
On both versions, there's an adlibbed "thank you" at the start.  The versions are the same.

Don’t Let The Needle Win
On both versions, there's a distinctive whistle from the audience.  Same.

Help Is On The Way
Again, whistling in both versions at the same place.

Lonesome Loser - Same versions

Night Owl
On the KBFH version they say, "All right Houston, are you ready for a little rock and roll here... it goes like this." Star Sessions cuts out the "all right Houston..." but it's the same track.

CONCLUSION:
The Star Sessions cue sheet and Concert Vault say it's Seattle, but all of the tracks are the same, and the KBFH version has the band reference Houston twice.

So, it's Houston, in spite of the Star Sessions cue sheet and the Concert Vault listing.


We also get four musical commercials featuring the Commodores, Tanya Tucker, the Pointer Sisters, and Roger Miller.

....and I put the link ALL THE WAY DOWN HERE at the bottom of the post to make Our Beloved Audience wade through Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï's endless blather...which is NOT generated by some chip sitting in a server farm.  

https://mega.nz/file/HNIwyIDa#uZB6-jkvRsbBglPTHAby57BbLj1E_RpNpT8bUYrbZf4