Gary Moore - Around The Next Frontier 1997

 

Gary Moore -  Around The Next Frontier 1997

Dark Days In Paradise tour

Recorded live at the Ohne Filter TV Show, SWR Studios, Baden-Baden, Germany, 02/07/1997

Bonus recorded live at Oude Markt, Leuven, Belgium, 15/08/1997.

https://workupload.com/file/NBzeKsuyhrR

Captured Live! Ronnie James Dio - Santa Monica Civic Oct. 7, 1983

Captured Live!
Ronnie James Dio
For broadcast: wk. of 2/13/84

Recorded at:
Santa Monica Civic
Santa Monica, CA
October 7, 1983

00 NO ARTIST - 1 kHz Tone
01 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Intro
02 Dio - Stand Up And Shout
03 Dio - Straight Through The Heart
04 Dio - Shame On The Night
05 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Break
06 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Segment Intro
07 Dio - Stargazer
08 Dio - Heaven and Hell
09 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Break
10 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Segment Intro
11 Dio - Holy Diver
12 Dio - Rainbow In The Dark
13 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Break
14 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Segment Intro
15 Dio - Man On The Silver Mountain
16 Jim Ladd - CL 384 Outro

Runout Grooves:
I383-A AU♂
I383-B AU♂
I383-C AU♂
I383-D AU♂

AU♂ in the run out etchings is for Rick Goldman, pressing/plating engineer at KM Records Inc.

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ĐR̃åⒻṬëŕṽøï digitized February 2026

You get 300 dpi scans of all four disc labels and the cue sheets.

We've got the script, even though this is the hosted version and is therefore superfluous.  Somewhere there's an unhosted version that needs this script!

I tossed in the ads from the Los Angeles Times, and an LA Weekly interview from a month before the show, and a concert review that didn't think much of the show, but did credit Mr. Dio as a "charged up screamer with lungs forceful enough to blow out a forest fire."

https://mega.nz/file/XcgnmKJZ#xA72OFSPLtcZnGIJHCXNsvo8To7iksvABT6-Y-vsrHg

Coco Montoya - Live Jazzbones 2008

Back From The Dead...Again 
Originally posted January 30, 2009 and February 24, 2016

Coco Montoya - Live Jazzbones
April 8, 2008
Tacoma, WA.
Soundboard @192

Though he grew up as a drummer and was raised on rock & roll, Coco Montoya became an
outstanding blues guitarist in the '90s after stints in the bands of Albert Collins and John Mayall. Montoya debuted as a leader in 1995 with the Blind Pig album Gotta Mind to Travel and garnered an award for Best New Blues Artist at the following year's Handy Awards ceremonies.
His first album with the Bluesbreakers came in 1985. Mayall had not released an album in five years at that point and the Bluesbreakers had been dead for more than 15, but the live album Behind the Iron Curtain proved Mayall's viability thanks mostly to the fiery work of Montoya. The guitarist appeared on three studio albums with Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, but then struck out on his own by the mid-'90s. Signed to Blind Pig, Montoya released Gotta Mind to Travel in 1995 with help from Mayall and another former Bluesbreaker compatriot, rhythm guitarist Debbie Davies. After years of toil under Collins and Mayall, Montoya was finally in the spotlight and his award as Best New Blues Artist of 1996 proved quite ironic, given his years of experience. His second album, Ya Think I'd Know Better, was followed by 1997's Just Let Go. At that point, Montoya and Blind Pig parted company and he signed with Alligator Records.
~Jon Bush & Al Cambell (All Music Guide)

 

Track List:
01 It Takes Time
02 Last Dirty Deal
03 Women Have a Way With A Fool
04 You'd Think I Know Better By Now
05 Trip, Stumble & Fall
06 Coin Operated Love
07 Unknown Song
08 Tumbleweed
09 Have You Heard
10 Put The Shoe On the Other Foot
11 Good Days, Bad Days
12 Wrong From The Start
13 Back In A Cadillac
14 I Need Your Love In My Life

 

 

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Mello Yello Presents Rod Stewart - Wembly Dec. 5, 1981

Mello Yello Presents
Rod Stewart
Air date: 5/2/81

Recorded at:
Wembley Arena
London, England
December 5, 1980

01 Tony Pigg - Intro
02 Commercial - Mello Yello
03 Rod Stewart - Hot Legs
04 Rod Stewart - Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller
05 Rod Stewart - Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright)
06 Rod Stewart - You're In My Heart (The Final Acclaim)
07 Tony Pigg - Break
08 Commercial - Mello Yello
09 Rod Stewart - (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want to Be Right
10 Rod Stewart - She Won't Dance With Me
11 Rod Stewart - Passion
12 Tony Pigg - Break
13 Commercial - Mello Yello
14 Commercial - Mello Yello
15 Rod Stewart - Maggie May
16 Rod Stewart - Sailing
17 Rod Stewart - I Don't Want To Talk About It
18 Tony Pigg - Break
19 Commercial - Mello Yello
20 Rod Stewart - Carol
21 Rod Stewart - Do Ya Think I'm Sexy
22 Rod Stewart - You Wear It Well
23 Tony Pigg - Break
24 Commercial - Mello Yello
25 Commercial - Mello Yello
26 Rod Stewart - I Was Only Joking
27 Rod Stewart - This Old Heart Of Mine
28 Rod Stewart - Get Back
29 Tony Pigg - Break
30 Commercial - Mello Yello
31 Rod Stewart - The Killing of Georgie (Part I and II)
32 Rod Stewart - Stay With Me
33 Tony Pigg - Break
34 Commercial - Mello Yello
35 Commercial - Mello Yello
66 Tony Pigg - Outro

Example of the 5 LP version
with the withdrawn disc.

We do not have the run out grooves.  We've got the cue sheets. I don't have scans of the disc labels, but I was able to find some low resolution scans that show the "Mello Yello" disc labels were yellow labels.

From the Sam Eliot's Mustache collection

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Production of D.I.R. Broadcasting for the ABC Radio Network
Executive Producers: Bob Meyrowitz and Peter Kauff
Produced by Bob Kominsky
Host: Tony Pigg

There was some issue with the first pressing of this show sent to the radio stations. A corrected version of sides B and C was sent out, as those sides were deemed unsuitable for airing by the ABC network. We do not know the reason for the replacement.  It may have been a censorship issue, or something wrong with the pressing.

I've seen two copies of this as a 5 LP set, including the "unsuitable" disc.  This is just from a 3 LP set.  You know how I am, I will make it my life's work to track down that 5-LP version and reveal its horrible secrets to the world.

The Mello Yello series took place in 1981, with three shows in May on three consecutive nights...but targeted to different audience segments.   A combined Christopher Cross/Leo Sayer show was on May 1, Rod Stewart on May 2, and Anne Murray on May 3.  Each of them reached a slightly different segment of the pop-rock marketplace.

The shows were very successful.  Billboard magazine reported, "The May 2 Rod Stewart special, according to an ABC spokesman, had the highest ratings of any national FM radio broadcast since the rebirth of national radio programming in the late 1960s" with approximately nine million listeners.  Later that summer, "Advertising Age gave its Most Creative Use Of Radio award to McDonald & Little for it's Saturday radio rock concert series."

The shows were so successful that they followed up with three consecutive nights in October with the Jefferson Starship, Moody Blues, and Charlie Daniels.

While Mello Yello was the sponsor of other shows in future years, the shows do not appear to be part of this series.  

List of 1981 shows:
Mello Yello Presents Rocks Best Starring Christopher Cross and Leo Sayer air date 05/1/81
Mello Yello Presents Rod Stewart air date of 5/2/81
Mello Yello Presents Country Comfort, An Evening With Anne Murray 5/3/81

Mello Yello Presents Jefferson Starship broadcast date of 10/9/81
Mello Yello Presents the Moody Blues air date 10/10/81
Mello Yello Presents Charlie Daniels air date 10/11/81 

https://mega.nz/file/GVwFiQDb#fXT_KfB5qvu_FACJJGD93aVZqwOJD8-UewTJIBgyrFE

If you play Rod's version of
"Some Guys Have All The Luck" backwards, it says,
"Ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn.”

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Live At "The Cabooze" Minneapolis, Mn. 3-3-1993

 

 John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers

Live At "The Cabooze" Minneapolis, Mn. 3-3-1993

Liberated Bootleg

Je Yoele - Drums

Rick Cortes - Bass

Coco Montoya - Guitar

An excellent soundboard recording!

 

https://workupload.com/file/n6s8fzstG2E

Firesign Theatre - Everything You Know Is Wrong!

Inspiration Thanks to Draftervoi!! 

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Superstar Concert Series Show 87-E - Steve Winwood, Blossom Music Center 1986-09-17

Steve Winwood
Superstar Concert Series Show 87-E 
for the weekend of November 13-15, 1987

Recorded at:
Blossom Music Center
Cuyahoga Falls, OH ("Cleveland")
September 17, 1986

Sides 1, 2, and 3
01 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Intro
02 Commercial - Levi's
03 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
04 Steve Winwood - Stage Intro
05 Steve Winwood - The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys
06 Steve Winwood - Glad
07 Steve Winwood - Take It As It Comes
08 Commercial - Dentyne
11 REO Speedwagon - REO Speedwagon Tour Update
12 Steve Winwood - Freedom Overspill
13 Steve Winwood - The Finer Things
14 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
15 Commercial - Levi's (Leon Redbone)
16 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Break
17 Steve Winwood - My Love's Leaving
18 Steve Winwood - While You See A Chance
19 Commercial - Dentyne
20 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
21 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Break

Sides 4, 5, and 6
22 Howard Lee - Heart Tour Update
23 Steve Winwood - Valerie
24 Steve Winwood - Split Decision
25 Commercial - Levi's
26 Commercial - Dentyne
27 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Break
28 Steve Winwood - band intros I'm A Man
29 Steve Winwood - Higher Love
30 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Break
31 Commercial - U.S. Army Reserve
32 Commercial - Dentyne
33 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Break
34 Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again
35 Steve Winwood - Gimme Some Lovin'
36 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Outro
37 Steve Downes - Superstar Concert 87-E Promo

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Digitized Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï 2026 version.

Includes 300 dpi scans of all six disc labels, the cue sheet, plus some press coverage...

There is a mystery over the source date for this show.  It is often attributed to January 18, 1987.  There was a broadcast on that date, supported by a press clipping from the Cleveland Plain Dealer of January 18, 1987 stating, "IN CONCERT, 10 P.M. (WMMS) Steve Winwood at Blossom Music Center."  

So yes, WMMS-FM broadcast something on that date and time, and we have written published proof. I had originally found a story about Winwood's marriage and Grammy nominations from January, intending to write something about what a busy month it was for Winwood... which I'm leaving in the Artwork folder as proof that I'm an idiot, willing to believe things that make no sense. I thought, "Of course this was from January, the Internet told me so.  When has the Internet ever been wrong?"

Here's where I want to talk about how we... that is, all of us... often do not stop to THINK.  

I've never been to Cleveland, but the Blossom Music Center is an OUTDOOR venue.  There's no roof.  No heating system.  We have similar outdoor venues in the San Francisco Bay Area: Shoreline in Mountain View, the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, the Concord Pavilion (or whatever they're calling it now...) in Concord.  ALL OF THESE RUN SHOWS FROM ROUGHLY LATE APRIL THROUGH OCTOBER, AT THE LATEST.

Because weather. Weather matters.

While we only have two seasons in the Bay Area ("Rainy season" and "Dry season"), Rainy season is a problem for outdoor concerts because NO ONE WANTS TO LISTEN TO MUSIC SOAKING WET, and musicians have a safety issue with that "death by stage electrocution" thing.

Which begs the question:  How the HECK do they pull off outdoor concerts, in Ohio, in January?

Are audiences just made of sterner stuff in the Midwest?  Yes, we San Franciscans are weedy weaklings compared to our brawny Midwestern brethren; I blame the palm trees. But are they that much tougher?

What was the weather in Cuyahoga Falls on January 18, 1987?

Well, the Cleveland Plain Dealer says, "TODAY: High 38 (3C), Lake-shore temperature 37, (3C). Low tonight 34 (1C). Normal high: 32. Normal low 18. Slick travel, with snow, sleet and freezing rain this morning, then cloudy this afternoon and tonight with rain, drizzle, and fog.  Lake temperature 35.
Tomorrow: Cloudy with rain that may change back to ice or snow.  High 36 and falling.  Low 26."

Okay... uh... does the January date seem reasonable now?  Were thousands of Steve Winwood fans really sitting in the rain, drizzle and fog in near freezing temperatures in January?  I flat-out don't believe that is true. 

So I dug deeper... and found that Winwood played the Blossom Music Center on September 17, 1986. It's got to be from that date; the newspaper review of the show mentions that the first song ("...Low Spark..") was an abbreviated version, as on this show.

These tracks were released as SS 87-12 (air date Oct 18, 1987), which makes this release a bit odd, as it was slightly less than a month later. While Westwood One regularly repeated content, it was usually the following year, or at the least three or four months later. 

Note the cue sheet says that Track 12 is "Freedom Rider," but it's "Freedom Overspill."  This error was also on the earlier cue for SS 87-12.

Anyway...that's what's on my mind this morning.  The Internet is wonderful, but keep in mind it makes us believe there were outdoor concerts in January in Cleveland, Ohio if we do not pause and stop and THINK.  Vincit omnia veritas!

https://mega.nz/file/yI4SRZRA#rxv7ANauohAmzbp5gkX2m_pUYrbCQz57IJnEqj-N9Ak

Gas music from Jupiter...

Alvin Lee & Ten Years Later - Calderone Concert Hall in Hempstead, NY on 7/23/1978

 

Alvin Lee & Ten Years Later

 Calderone Concert Hall in Hempstead, NY on 7/23/1978

Ten Years Later:

Alvin Lee - Guitar & Vocals

Mick Hawksworth - Bass

Tom Compton - Drums

1. 01 WLIR Introduction 00:34

2. 02 Gonna Turn You On 05:26

3. 03 Mario Andretti 08:49

4. 04 Help Me Baby 14:49

5. 05 It's A Gas 13:57

6. 06 Ain't Nothin' Shakin' 17:00

7. 07 Drum Solo - Guitar Solo 13:16

8. 08 Hey Joe 07:13

9.  Choo Choo Mama 03:09

10. 10 Rip It Up 03:14

11. WLIR credits 01:49

A Fantastic Show!

https://workupload.com/file/kSfuR7hFNN6

Wire - Graham's Practice Tape

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

This is pretty much Pink Flag with subtle differences, you'll have to pick em out. Sorry gotta run I hear Trump is about to award himself a Gold Medal. See Scans

I'M TIRED OF BEING TOLD, WHAT A DO, I'M TIRED OF BEING TOLD, WHAT I THINK

Garbage - Boston, MA. 2005

Back From The Dead...As Requested...

Originally posted April 26, 2009

  

photo by Chris Maroulakos

Garbage - The Avalon
WCBN Boston, Massachusetts
April 17, 2005
FM Source @flac

Track List:
1. Interview
2. Queer
3. Bad Boyfriend
4. Supervixen
5. Stupid Girl
6. Special
7. Metal Heart
8. Shut Your Mouth
9. Vow
10. Bleed Like Me
11. I Think I'm Paranoid
12. Push It
13. Only Happy When It Rains
14. Why Do You Love Me

 

Thanks to the original poster/source! 

 

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Boston '05

David Byrne - Grote Zaal, Paradiso Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, Wednesday, July 23, 1997

 

David Byrne

Wednesday, July 23, 1997

Grote Zaal, Paradiso

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Feelings Tour

Liberated Bootleg

1.Once In A Lifetime 05:28

2.The Gates Of Paradise 04:21

3.Take Me To The River 06:16

4.Daddy Go Down 05:16

5.Dance On Vaseline 06:32

6.Miss America 06:06

7.Road To Nowhere 04:25

8.Psychokiller 06:06

9.I Zimbra 06:56

While doing research on this I found there are several songs missing from the setlist which leads me to think this was edited for this bootleg release. But it's a great sounding show and well worth sharing. Enjoy!

https://workupload.com/file/9EK2rdFZDdb

The Rolling Stones - 1960's -1978 Aternate Versions and Outtakes (Flac Version)

The Rolling Stones 
Outtakes & Alternates
(1960's - 1978)
Professional Master Series
Studio soundboard recordings @flac

Track Listing:

01 - Brown Sugar (altered Mick Taylor version COTHSBurlesque)
02 - Jiving Sister Fanny (Itchy Fingers-IU)
03 - Good Time Women (Exile Outtakes)
04 - I'm Going Down (Itchy Fingers-IU)
05 - Shine A Light (Lost Sessions EVSD 332)
06 - Dance Little Sister (Extended Mix) (USMasters)
07 - Criss-Cross Man - (AGNTTW_GHSoup)
08 - Dead Flowers (Acoustic Version - Sotheby Reel)
09 - Stop Breaking Down (Best of Exile Sessions)
10 - Dear Doctor (Unplugged-IU)
11 - Memo From Turner I (ORSessions-IU)
12 - Family (Trident)
13 - Fiji Jim (Accidents)
14 - Do You Think I Really Care aka Yellow Cab (Accidents)
15 - Drift Away (AGNTTW_GHSoup)
16 - Downtown Suzie [take II] (Black Box CD2)
17 - Travelling Man (IORnR--IU)
18 - You Got The Silver (Unplugged-IU)
19 - Living In The Heart Of Love (IORnR-IU)
20 - I Ain't Lying (Best of Exile Sessions)
21 - I Don't Know Why (Itchy Fingers-IU)
22 - Sister Morphine (Unplugged-IU)
23 - Get A Line On You (Sotheby Reel)
24 - All Down The Line II (Itchy Fingers-IU)25 - Brown Sugar (1969 Shot Of Salvation)
26 - Let The Good Times Roll (Necrophilia)
27 - Child Of The Moon (Session Impossible MUCD 027)
28 - You Can't Always Get What You Want (Unplugged-IU)
29 - Wild Horses (Unplugged-IU)
30 - Too Many Cooks (1973 MJ Single--Shot Of Salvation)
31 - Pay Your Dues (Early SFMan) (Necrophilia)
32 - Memo From Turner II (ORSessions-IU)
33 - Parachute Woman (Alternate Mix) (USMasters)
34 - Family (Retake) (Trident)
35 - All Down The Down_Acoustic (MYTPHOuttakes)
36 - Stuck Out All Alone (aka Give Me A Hamburger) (Trident)
37 - Everything's Turning To Gold (COTHSBurlesque)
38 - Sweet Virginia (USMasters)
39 - Co*ks**ker Blues II (Co*ks**ker Blues)
40 - If You Can't Rock Me (USMasters)

BONUS TRACKS:
41 - Brown Sugar (w Eric Clapton 1969) (Itchy Fingers-IU)
42 - I Don't Know The Reason Why (Itchy Fingers-IU)
43 - Sympathy For The Devil (COTHSBurlesque)

 

Thanks to the original source and all involved!

 

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Pt.2

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The Rolling Stones Concert Special Live In San Diego February 3, 1998

The Rolling Stones Concert Special
Live In San Diego    February 3, 1998

Disc 1:
01 John Leslie & Coe Lewis - Intro, Interview - Keith Richards
02 John Leslie & Coe Lewis, Rolling Stones - Announcements
03 Rolling Stones - Satisfaction
04 Rolling Stones - Let's Spend The Night Together
05 Rolling Stones - Flip The Switch
06 Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
07 John Lewis & Rolling Stones - Break
08 Rolling Stones - Ruby Tuesday
09 Rolling Stones - Saint Of Me
10 Rolling Stones - Out Of Control
11 Rolling Stones - Memory Motel

Disc 2:
01 John Leslie & Coe Lewis - A
nnouncements
02 Rolling Stones - Miss You
03 Rolling Stones - Thief In The Night
04 Rolling Stones - Wanna Hold You
05 Rolling Stones - Little Queenie
06 Rolling Stones - The Last Time
07 Rolling Stones - talk
08 Rolling Stones - Like A Rolling Stone

Disc 3:
01 John Leslie & Coe Lewis - Segment Intro
02 Rolling Stones - Sympathy For The Devil
03 Rolling Stones - Tumblin' Dice
04 Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Women
05 Rolling Stones - Start Me Up
06 Rolling Stones - Jumpin' Jack Flash
07 John Leslie & Coe Lewis - break
08 Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar
09 John Leslie & Coe Lewis - End of Show

CD Matrix numbers
CD1: MADE IN THE USA BY METATEC CORPORATION C120M01XE
CD2: MADE IN THE USA BY METATEC CORPORATION C120N01XA
CD3: MADE IN THE USA BY METATEC CORPORATION C120P01XB

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

This is a duplicate of the set, with no editing.  I extracted the wav files, compressed to flac, and named the files.  Other than that, I didn't normalize volume, this is a duplicate of the discs.  The tracks are chaptered by Westwood One.  I didn't move any of the editing points, or break out announcers from the music.  Everything is the way Westwood One created it. I've included 300 dpi scans of the discs and the cue sheet.  I took scans of the CD matrix numbers. As they can only be read from underneath, I provided mirrored images to make it easier to read.  

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First of all, let's start with words of wisdom from Keith Richards.  Mr. Richards was 54 at the time. 

"...we're late bloomers, I guess, we look at each other and (mumble) how long we been doin' this, how come this, it's getting easier, though, yeah yeah yeah, the joy of all this is really is playin' with the same guys, for all this and other time because there's nothing that can... to a musicians that can play together there's nothing like playing together for a long, long time, you get to know, you know, everybody's body here, just uh every little move every little body talk, you know and every little wink and look and you get more and more and you sort of know each other on another level, which is like the playing level, and dizz and eh it's a blessing, you know uh it's an extra in life to be able to go out with the same guys and keep honing it down and say come on yeah we're getting there, we're getting there boys y'know hey but everybody feels like they, we're still looking for the Stones, we're still looking for 'em."

This one is an unusual item.

First of all, the Rolling Stones played Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California on February 3, 1998. Westwood One broadcast the concert nationally by satellite.  National and local commercials were inserted into the live show. The ads were added by tape-delaying the concert. Hosts were Coe Lewis and John Leslie from San Diego's KGB-FM. I digitized my master copy of the live broadcast and it's in our archives at V-W, complete with commercials.

This is not from the live broadcast.  It's a 3-cd set of the broadcast without commercials.  The cd's have a custom design copied from the BRIDGES TO BABYLON album cover.  Lewis & Leslie's announcements are included, but no ads. There's a cue sheet, but no affidavit.  The cue sheet does not have a broadcast date, but has the concert date on it.  It's written as if it's part of a long title, "The Rolling Stones Concert Special  Live In San Diego  February 3, 1998."

Usually, the date on the Westwood One cue sheet is the date of the broadcast, not the date of the concert itself.  The CDs were not used for the original broadcast. There are no commercials on these CDs.

The songs are chaptered, not in big blocks of several songs run together as on Westwood One's Superstars In Concert shows.

The discs have "MADE IN THE USA BY METATEC CORPORATION" on the run-out.  Metatec is known to have manufactured discs for Westwood One.  If it didn't say Metatec, I would suspect this of being a bootleg. 

We think this may have been issued as some sort of promotional item, or perhaps for non-comm (non-commercial) stations...although both explanations would be unusual for Westwood One.  We're not aware of other examples.

To add to the confusion, we saw a variation on Ebay using the same custom disc design, but WITH commercials.  The cue sheet says "THE ROLLING STONES LIVE IN SAN DIEGO Show #98-06 for broadcast the week of February 2, 1998." The cue sheets have commercials matching the ads on the live broadcast.

While I haven't examined this second version in person, it raises some questions.  A broadcast window starting on February 2nd for a show taking place on February 3rd is odd.  The show number of #98-06 was used for a John Mellencamp show aired the week of January 26, 1998.  The fonts on the affidavit look real to me.  Bootlegs and pirates would have no reason to include the commercials.  So it looks real, but the broadcast date isn't possible.

https://mega.nz/file/jRBkQbiY#8LEXqjcHsUGJIlKIHO1iuzVLvWSLTaUVPNvee8jKWmg

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Announcer John Leslie died on New Years Day January 2000 in the shower of his home.  His body was not discovered until January 11.  Death was attributed to alcohol abuse and poor nutrition.  "Friends say John had been drinking heavily since being fired from KGB last summer."  So...two years after hosting the Rolling Stones national live broadcast, he was dead.

Coe Lewis lasted on KGB until 2020.  She's on Facebook.

Edwin McCain Band - Washington & Lee University - Lexington, VA @ Pi Kappa Alpha House 1995-01-07

 

Edwin McCain Band

Washington & Lee University - Lexington, VA @ Pi Kappa Alpha House 1995-01-07

1.Jesters, Dreamers & Thieves

2.Guinevere

3.Sorry to a Friend

4.Bitter Chill

5.Solitude

6.Welcome to the Nineties

7.Future Love Paradise > All Along the Watchtower (Bob Dylan)

8.The Kitchen Song

9.Life In the Storm

10.Punish Me *

11.Romeo & Juliet (cut) * (Dire Straits)

13.(cut) 3 AM *

14.Russian Roulette

15.Willie's Birthday

16.Jesters, Dreamers & Thieves (again...)

17.America Street

18.Thirty Pieces

19.Don't Bring Me Down

20.Walk on the Wild Side (Lou Reed) > When the World is Running Down (The Police)

21.Should Have Known Better > Give Up the Funk (Parliment tease)

* Edwin solo

https://workupload.com/file/P5rmxvNF4Zm

BBC College Concert #13 - The Jam - Newcastle City Hall, Oct. 28. 1980

The Jam   
BBC College Concert #13 
LW's Scheduled Broadcast week of December 5, 1982

Recorded at:
Newcastle City Hall
October 28, 1980

01 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 13 Intro
02 The Jam - Thick As Thieves
03 The Jam - Boy About Town
04 The Jam - Monday
05 The Jam - Going Underground
06 The Jam - Pretty Green
07 The Jam - Man In The Corner Shop
08 The Jam - Set The House Ablaze
09 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 13 Break
10 The Jam - Dreams of Children
11 The Jam - Start!
12 The Jam - Scrape Away
13 The Jam - Strange Town
14 The Jam - When You're Young
15 The Jam - The Eton Rifles
16 The Jam - Down In The Tube Station At Midnight
17 Pete Larkin - BBC College Concert 13 Outro

Runout grooves:
BBC College Concert 12/5/82 - A
BBC College Concert 12/5/82 - B

You get: 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet and disc labels.
Brought to you by the crazy crew at the Collective For Live Music.

There's a review from the Evening Chronicle (Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England · Tuesday, October 28, 1980).  

The newspaper reviews the concert from the prior day (October 27th).

I threw in some contemporaneous reviews of their Sound Effects album.

In 2015, a 6 CD boxed set "Fire and Skill" was issued, featuring six concerts, one from each year of the band's history.  The fourth disc included the entire Newcastle 1980-10-28 concert.  It promptly went out of print, with current prices on Discogs asking $185.00 to $400.00.  There was also a vinyl release in 2015 with the full concert, in a limited edition of 1,500 copies.

Of course you should go buy it!  It will sound much better than this digitization, there's lots more songs, and you won't have to listen to Pete Larkin.  On the other hand, if you're collecting all of the BBC College Concert shows, this will fill in a gap in your collection.

https://mega.nz/file/LZ5y0LiB#seYEqhMJ0J_4zFJKn_RX88mvJEbmZA-cafpr44jMz1U

Here's a handy checklist for you!  Collect 'em all!

LIST OF BBC College Concert shows:

BBC College Concert 01 Duran Duran Sept. 12, 1982
BBC College Concert 02 Sparks Sept. 19, 1982
BBC College Concert 03 Spandau Ballet / A Flock of Seagulls September 26, 1982
BBC College Concert 04 Boomtown Rats Oct. 3, 1982
BBC College Concert 05 Third World Oct. 10, 1982
BBC College Concert 06 Steel Pulse Oct. 17, 1982
BBC College Concert 07 Missing Persons Oct. 24, 1982
BBC College Concert 08 Lords of the New Church Oct 31, 1982
BBC College Concert 09 XTC November 7, 1982
BBC College Concert 10 Translator Nov. 14, 1982
BBC College Concert 11 The Teardrop Explodes Nov. 21, 1982
BBC College Concert 12 UB40 Nov. 28, 1982
BBC College Concert 13 The Jam December 5, 1982
BBC College Concert 14 Psychedelic Furs Dec. 12, 1982
BBC College Concert 15 Blotto Dec. 19, 1982
BBC College Concert 16 Gary Numan Interview Jan. 9, 1983
BBC College Concert 17 Marshall Crenshaw Jan. 16, 1983
BBC College Concert 18 English Beat Jan. 23, 1983
BBC College Concert 19 Joe Jackson Jan. 30, 1983
BBC College Concert 20 Wall of Voodoo February 6, 1983
BBC College Concert 21 Polyrock Feb 13, 1983
BBC College Concert 22 Duran Duran Feb. 20, 1982
BBC College Concert 23 Yaz Feb. 27, 1983
BBC College Concert 24 Roxy Music March 6, 1983
BBC College Concert 25 Patti Smyth & Scandal March 13, 1983
BBC College Concert 26 Robert Fripp/King Crimson March 20, 1983
BBC College Concert 27 U-2 March 27, 1983
BBC College Concert 28 Bob Marley April 3, 1983
BBC College Concert 29 Simple Minds / the Specials April 10, 1983
BBC College Concert 30 Dexy's Midnight Runners / Culture Club April 17, 1983
BBC College Concert 31 Thomas Dolby/David Grisman Radio Special (studio tracks)
BBC College Concert 32 Lene Lovich May 1, 1983
BBC College Concert 33 Undertones May 8, 1983
BBC College Concert 34 Best of Semester #1 Various Artists  May 15, 1983
BBC College Concert 35 Best of Semester #2 Various Artists May 22, 1983
 

John Cale - Sabotage Live 1979 {Out of Print}

From the original FBS Archives, Back From The Dead

Originally posted here March 19, 2014 and April 16, 2021

John Cale - Sabotage Live
Recorded live at CBGB's
New York, New York 1979
Rare and Out of Print @320

 

$70+ at the 'Zon

"being paid just enough to make them wanna KILL for you, but not enough to make them wanna DIE for you,"
~Mercenaries

I know it's probably hard for a John Cale fan that may not know this record to accept the guy dropping his acoustical piano and violin for an electric guitar, and issuing what's most probably the most brutal/ straightforward live album ever- but it would be a crime to ignore this masterpiece, which runs at full voltage all the way down. Captain Hook is probably the best Cale performance ever, Mercenaries the best anti-war song ever written, but anyway the whole album is an astonishing experience, provided of course that you do know how to pump up the volume for your speakers.

Track List:
01 - Mercenaries (Ready For War)
02 - Baby You Know
03 - Evidence
04 - Dr. Mudd
05 - Walkin' the Dog
06 - Captain Hook
07 - Only Time Will Tell
08 - Sabotage
09 - Chorale

 

Personnel:
Marc Aaron: Guitar
Joe Bidwell: Keyboards, Vocals
Doug Bowne: Drums, Vocals
John Cale: Bass, Guitar, Piano, Keyboards, Viola, Vocals, Producer, Fretless Bass, Mixing Deerfrance: Percussion, Vocals
George Scott: Bass

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R.E.M. - Paleo Festival, Switzerland 2008

R.E.M. - Paleo Festival Switzerland
The Paléo Festival de Nyon
July 27, 2008
A Belgian Radio Broadcast
FM Source @256

 

Track List:
01. Intro
02. Bad Day
03. What's The Frequency Kenneth
04. Living Well Is The Best Revenge
05. Drive
06. Hollow Man
07. Great Beyond
08. Electrolite
09. The One I Love
10. Fall On Me
11. Let Me In
12. I'm Gonna DJ
13. Orange Crush
14. Imitation Of Life
15. It's The End Of The World As We Know It
16. Supernatural Superserious
17. Man On The Moon

 

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REM '08

The Rolling Stones Outtakes And Alternates

#FROM BLOGSTONE NO LONGER AVAILABLE

NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD !!! 

First published by Mitch on 11-30-2010

Then again by me on 6-9-19 

Hope this is the one you're looking for

Super nice collection here with a great sound. This is what the notes for this say. See Scans. Please let me know if you have trouble with the links.
 

Disc 1
1.Brown Sugar (Altered Mick Taylor version COTHS Burlesque)
2.Jiving Sister Fanny (Itchy Fingers-IU)
3.Good Time Woman (Exile Outtake)
4.I'm Going Down (Itchy Finger-IU)
5.Shine A Light (Lost Session EVSD 332)
6.Dance Little Sister (Extended Mix) (US Masters)
7.Criss-Cross Man (AGNTTW GH Soup)
8.Dead Flowers (Sotheby Reel Acoustic Version)
9.Stop Breaking Down (Best Of Exile Sessions)
10.Dear Doctor (Unplugged IU)
11.Memo From Turner 1 (OR Sessions IU)
12.Family (Trident)
13.Fiji Jim (Accidents)
14.Do You Think I Really Care AKA Yellow Cab (Accidents)
15.Drift Away (AGNTTW GH Soup)
16.Downtown Suzie Take Two ( Black Box CD2)
17.Travelin' Man (IORnR--IU)
18.You Got The Silver (Unplugged IU)
19.Livin In The Heart Of Love (IORnR-IU)
20.I Ain't Lying (Best Of Exile Sessions)

Disc 2
1.I Don't Know Why (Itchy Fingers-IU)
2.Sister Morphine (Unplugged-IU)
3.Get A Line On You (Sotheby Reel)
4.All Down The Line 2 (Itchy Fingers-IU)
6.Brown Sugar (1969 Shot Of Salvation)
7.Let The Good Times Roll (Necrophilia)
8.Child Of The Moon (Session Impossible MUCD27)
9.You Can't Always Get What You Want (Unplugged IU)
10.Wild Horses (Unplugged IU)
11.Too Many Cooks (1973 MJ Single-Shot Of Salvation)
12.Pay Your Dues (Early SF Man) (Necrophilia)
13.Memo From Turner 2 (OR Sessions-IU)
14.Parachute Woman (Alternate Mix) (US Masters)
15.Family (Retake) (Trident)
16.All Down The Line Acoustic (MYTPH Outtakes)
17.Stuck Out All Alone AKA Give Me A Hamburger (Trident)
18.Everything's Turning To Gold (COTHS Burlesque)
19.Sweet Virginia (US Masters)
20.Cocksucker Blues (Cocksucker Blues)
21.If You Can't Rock Me (US Masters)
22.Brown Sugar (With Eric Clapton 1969) (Itchy Fingers-IU)
23.I Don't Know Why (Itchy Fingers)
24.Sympathy For The Devil (COTHS Burlesque)

SO YOU'RE STRETCHED OUT IN ROOM TEN O NINE

I GOT ONE HARD AND IT HURTS LIKE HELL

Santana & Buddy Miles - Viva Percussion - 1987-03-03, Baden-Baden Germany

 

Santana & Buddy Miles - Viva Percussion

Recorded Live "Ohne Filter" SWF Studios Baden Baden, Germany, 3-3-1987

In 1987, Buddy Miles was the lead singer of the Santana Band (along with Alex Ligertwood). A studio performance was broadcast as part of the program "Ohne Filter".

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Joy Division - The Sessions 1979-80

Back From The Dead...Requested by my buddy Walt...
Originally posted July 16, 2009

Joy Division - The Sessions 1979-80

Studio Soundboard Recordings @320

Some music to slit your wrists by...

 

Track List:
01-As you said (Britannia Row, London - 7' flexi disc - Uncredited track 1980)
02-Autosuggestion (Prince of Wales Conference Centre, YMCA, London)
03-Candidate (Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham - Piccadilly Radio Station)
03-Ceremony (Graveyard Studios, Prestwich - Previously unreleased)
04-Chance (atmosphere) (Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham - Piccadilly Radio Station)
05-Colony (BBC Studios, London - The Peel Sessions 1980)
06-Dead souls (Central sound, Manchester - Previously unreleased)
07-Exercise one (John Peel Session - Broadcast 1979).
08-Glass (Eden Studios, London - Genetic Records Session).
09-Ice age (Eden Studios, London - Genetic Records Session)
10-Insight (Eden Studios, London - Genetic Records Session)
11-Interzone (Arrow studios, Manchester - RCA Demo 1979)
12-Love will tear us apart (BBC Studios, London - John Peel Session - Broadcast 1979)
13-Shadowplay (Arrow studios, Manchester - RCA Demo 1979)
14-Something must break (Central sound, Manchester - Previously unreleased)
15-The drawback (Arrow studios, Manchester - RCA Demo 1979)
16-The only mistake (Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham - Piccadilly Radio Station)
17-These days (Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham - Piccadilly Radio Station)
18-Transmission (Eden Studios, London - Genetic Records Session)
19-Walked in line (Strawberry studios, Stockport - Previously unreleased)

Other Joy Division posts available on request (if I still have it)

   

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Joy Division LIVE 9-15-1979 Transmission & She's Lost Control

Sessions '79-'80

 

 

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R.E.M. - The Omni , Atlanta, GA Tuesday 21 November 1995

 

R.E.M. 

The Omni

Atlanta, GA

Tuesday 21 November 1995

00 - Intro 

01 - What's The Frequency, Kenneth?  02 - Crush With Eyeliner  03 - Drive  04 - Fall On Me  05 - The Wake-Up Bomb  06 - Undertow  07 - Losing My Religion*  08 - Binky The Doormat*  09 - Bang And Blame 10 - Zither 11 - Strange Currencies*  12 - Revolution  13 - Tongue  14 - Man On The Moon15 - Country Feedback  16 - Find The River*  17 - The One I Love  18 - Pop Song 89  19 - Get Up  20 - Star 69    Encore :  21 - Nightswimming*  22 - Let Me In  23 - Everybody Hurts*24 - Michael talks  25 - Java - band intros  26 - So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)  27 - Happy Birthday to Rain Phoenix  28 - Departure  29 - Radio Free Europe  30 - It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)  31 - Wild Thing (The Troggs cover)

Michael Stipe - Vocals

Peter Buck - Guitar, mandolin

Mike Mills - Bass Guitar, backing vocals 

Bill Berry - Drums, backing vocals

Scott McCaughey - Guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

Nathan December - Guitar

* Amanda Brown - Violin

Bob Dylan -Live In San Diego {OUT OF PRINT}

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

*NOW BACK FROM THE DEAD FIRST PUBLISHED 12-16-21                                                              

So this was only offered if you bought "Trouble No More" (The Bootleg Series Volume 13) through Bobby's website. Now this is no longer available. See scans 

                       DON'T WANNA SHOOT NOBODY DON'T WANT TO BE SHOT 

                          HOW LONG CAN I LISTEN TO THE LIES OF PREJUDICE