ROIO: audio and/or video recording of a performance that was not officially released by the artist, or under other legal authority.
Soundboards, Quality Audience Recordings, FM Broadcasts, Concert Videos and Out of Print Recordings.
This SBD blast from the past last seen on DIME in 2009.
*** Contrast Clause : Differs from AUD currently seeding *** BLONDIE W/ ROBERT FRIPP - 1978-11-12 Palladium, New York [SKOTF ARCHIVE VOL. 174] http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=348788
SBD files as found c/o DIME uploader dgkdgk (2006). (Further lineage: Unknown)
Disc 1 01) [Intro] > In The Sun 02) X Offender 03) Hanging on the Telephone 04) Detroit 442 05) Fan Mail 06) Picture This 07) 11:59 08) Pretty Baby 09) (I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear 10) Sunday Girl 11) Denis 12) I'm On E 13) I'm Gonna Love You Too 14) Will Anything Happen? 15) Fade Away and Radiate %
Disc 2 16) I Know But I Don't Know 17) One Way or Another 18) Youth Nabbed As Sniper 19) Kung Fu Girl Encore 1: 20) [Fripp intro] 21) Sister Midnight 22) "Heroes" Encore 2: 23) Bang a Gong (Get It On)
*Original Notes*
[Found Flaw: 15 FAaR - @ 3:42 - % w/ 1 sec dropout = tape flip (about 15 sec missing, from bridge @ first line in second serving of "Oh, beams become my..." / "...radiate") -ed. md 2014]
Uploader's Comment: A comment from rtalwani on my Blondie May 4 1978 torrent asked if I had taped them in 1979 at the Palladium, with Fripp. I hadn't, but i did have a soundboard of that show. I didn't originally like the quality and gave it a "good" rating, sort of 3 out of 10. But I just gave it a listen and was suprised to find that it's really very good.
It's an odd mix, maybe a monitor recording for the rhythm section; certainly the bass and drums are quite present. But so is everything else, and it really is ok and doesn't even seem very far off the master. I took a quick look and it doesn't seem to be a common recording so here it goes. Maybe someone has a better copy, perhaps in stereo? This one seems to be mono.
I don't know the exact date, but this is the show that rtalwani was asking about because Fripp is on Sister Midnight and Heroes. My pitiful attempt at a songlist follows, feel free to correct...
dgk - September 2006
********************** *More Notes In Download* Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!
Blondie Supergroups In Concert SGC 105 (Recorded Live In London) The recording date of this show is usually listed as Jan. 12, 1980. Broadcast date of March 22, 1980
Sides One, Two, and Three: 01. SGC 105 Intro - Pat St. John 02. Dreaming 03. Slow Motion 04. Shayla 05. Union City Blue 06. The Hardest Part 07. SGC 105 Break- Pat. St. John 08. Interview - Deborah Harry 09. Atomic 10. Living In The Real World 11. Denis 12. Picture This 13. Interview - Deborah Harry 14. Die Young Stay Pretty 15. Accidents Never Happen 16. Victor 17. SGC 105 Break - Pat St. John Sides Four, Five, and Six: 18. Interview - Deborah Harry 19. Heart Of Glass 20. Eat To The Beat 21. Hanging On The Telephone 22. Louie, Louie 23. SGC 105 Break - Pat St. John 24. Interview - Deborah Harry 25. I Feel Love 26. Heroes 27. I Got You (I Feel Good) 28. Sunday Girl 29. SCG Break - Pat St. John 30. Interview - Deborah Harry 31. Pretty Baby 32. One Way Or Another 33. SGC 105 Credits - Pat St. John 34. Specific Promo Announcement 35. General Promo Announcement #1 36. General Promo Announcement #2
The Blondie Supergroups show was probably the seventh show in the Supergroups concert series, and may have been the last to use the premium presentation format of a box, cue sheets on heavy weight paper, and plastic-lined disc sleeves. The show's production credits added G.K. Productions, who aren't on the prior Cars show. They later went on to do the "Night On The Road" series of live concerts. The Cars show which preceded the Blondie show was broadcast in October or November of '79, so there's a five month gap between the two...perhaps winter was a bad time for radio advertising. The earliest of these shows were distributed in boxes, with similar cover designs. The background of each box was a solid color covered in a pattern of dots, with the artist's name on the front and the show credits on the back. The cue sheets were printed on premium paper, and the discs housed in plastic-lined disc sleeves. Occasionally they "themed" the color of the box: The Moody Blues box is blue, and Blondie is yellow. This version was digitized from the original syndicated radio discs and declicked in Audacity in October 2014. Included are 300 dpi scans of the front cover, a disc label, and all four pages of the cue sheet. Flac files of wavs. The only thing I edited out was the 700 Hz test tone. While this show is widely circulated, this is a fresh transfer and includes all of the short interviews with Deborah Harry. https://mega.co.nz/#!mEomzJhC!vHrgnN5tpL4bgUVdb3MjXa7zKWx-KoMosnntrJf-yHE
