Roxy Music - BBC Sessions 1972-1973

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Originally posted May 17, 2018

Roxy Music - BBC Sessions 1972-1973

FM Source @256

Track List:

Disc 1:

01. Re-make/Re-model

02. If There Is Something

03. The B.O.B. Medley

04. Would You Believe

05. Sea Breezes*

Recorded 1-4-72

Transmitted 1-21-72

Except   *2-18-72

06. Bitters End

07. 2 H.B.

08. Chance Meeting

09. Ladytron

Recorded 5-23-72

Transmitted 6-23-72

10. Virginia Plain

11. If There Is Something

Recorded 7-18-72

Transmitted 8-1-72

Disc 2:

01. The B.O.B. Medley

02. Grey Lagoons

03. Sea Breezes

04. Virginia Plain

05. Chance Meeting

06. Re-make/Re-model

'In Concert' recorded and transmitted August 1972

07. Pyjamarama

08. Do The Strand

09. Editions Of You

10. In Every Dream Home A Heartache

Recorded 3-5-73

Transmitted 3-8-73

Bonus:

11/6/72

 11-The Bob (Medley)

 12-For Your Pleasure

Bryan Ferry - vocals and keyboards

Phil Manzanera - guitar (except CD1  1-5)

Andy Mackay - oboes and saxes

Paul Thompson - drums

Brian Eno - synthesizers and tape

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Fripp & Eno - Olympia Hall, Paris 1975

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Originally posted by Mitch, September 24, 2009

Fripp & Eno - The Olympia
Paris, France
May 28, 1975
Soundboard @flac

Setlist:
1. Water On Water
2. A Radical Representative Of Pinsnip
3. Swastika Girls
4. Wind On Wind
5. Wind On Water
6. A Near Find In Rip Pop

Disc 2
1. A Fearful Proper Din
2. A Darn Psi Inferno
3. Evening Star
4. An Iron Frappe
5. Softy Gun Poison
6. An Index Of Metals

Disc 3
1. Test Loop I
2. Test Loop II
3. Loop Only A Radical Representative Of Pinsnip
4. Loop Only Wind On Water
5. Loop Only A Darn Psi Inferno
6. Loop Only Softy Gun Poison

 

 

 

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Quiet Sun - Mainstream (1975)

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Originally posted October 12, 2010

Quiet Sun - Mainstream 

Studio Recordings @320
{Out of Print} 

Having originated from a Dulwich College band by the name of Pooh and the Ostrich Feather, Quiet Sun was formed in 1970 after MacCormick had made friends with Robert Wyatt, the son of a friend of his mother's. The band integrated jazz elements and sparkling keyboard sounds into their complex music - similar to Soft Machine  - but Manzanera's energetic guitar made their music very different from the Softs' who had not been using any guitar (other than bass guitar) on their regular albums before the 1975 release of Bundles, and had used reeds as the main other melody instruments aside of keyboards.

Quiet Sun split up in 1972, Manzanera to Roxy Music, MacCormick to Matching Mole, Hayward to This Heat, and Jarrett began to teach mathematics.

In 1975, Manzanera booked a studio for 26 days to record his album Diamond Head and got Quiet Sun together again to record an album from their old composed material in the studio at the same time. This first and only album of theirs, with participation of Brian Eno and the late Ian MacCormick, titled Mainstream was critically acclaimed and became the New Musical Express' album of the month. One of Quiet Sun's songs appears on Robert Wyatt's Ruth Is Stranger Than Richard, under the name "Team Spirit". Additionally, reworked versions of "Mummy was an asteroid, Daddy was a small non-stick kitchen utensil" and "Rongwrong" both appear on the album "801 Live" ("Mummy was an asteroid, Daddy was a small non-stick kitchen utensil" appears under the name "East of Asteroid").
~Wiki


Track List:

1. Sol Caliente (Manzanera)

2. Trumpets With Motherhood (Hayward)

3. Bargain Classics (Jarrett

4. R. F. D. (Jarrett

5. Mummy Was An Asteroid, Daddy Was A Small Non-stick Kitchen Utensil (MacCormick)

6. Trot (Manzanera)

7. Rongwrong (Hayward)

Charles Hayward - drums, percussion, keyboards, voice
Dave Jarrett - Fender Rhodes & Steinway pianos, Farfisa & Hammond organs, VCS3 synthesizer
Phil Manzanera - electric 6 & 12 string guitars, treated guitars, Fender Rhodes piano
Bill MacCormick - electric bass, treated bass, back-up voices
with
Brian Eno - synthesizer, treatments & oblique strategies

Resurrected from an old megaupload link...

Mainstream

Eno The BBC Sessions

No need to thank me....No wait a minute, plenty of reasons to thank me.
@320 no back cover.

1.Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch
2.Fever
3.Wimoweh
4.The Fat Lady Of Limbourg
5.Baby's On Fire
6.I'll Come Running
7.Third Uncle
8.Seven Deadly Finns

WE CLIMB AND WE CLIMB 

Brian Eno - 1974 - 1976 (six tracks)

It figures that Robert Fripp would work with Brian Eno; those two guys have minds that are prime examples of the verb "extrapolation": to go beyond normal boundaries in thinking.
I think if astrophysicist Stephen Hawking were ever free from his wheelchair, he'd play an instrument right alongside them. Peter Gabriel's early days with Genesis remind me of Eno.
So does a Salvador Dali painting.

320kbps of alternative-reality mp3

1-The Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch [Brian Eno And The Winkies-'Top Gear', BBC-Radio, London, Feb 19, 1974]
2-Fever [Brian Eno And The Winkies-'Top Gear', BBC-Radio, London, Feb 19, 1974]
3-Baby's On Fire [Brian Eno And The Winkies-'Top Gear', BBC-Radio, London, Feb 26, 1974]
4-I'll Come Running [Brian Eno And The Winkies-'Top Gear', BBC-Radio, London, Feb 26, 1974]
5-The Fat Lady Of Limbourg [Brian Eno And 801-Reading Festival, Aug 26, 1976]
6-Third Uncle [Brian Eno And 801-Reading Festival, Aug 26, 1976]
7-Wind On Water-Peter`s Clock-Oaken Gates [Brian Eno And Robert Fripp-The Olympia, Paris, France May 28, 1975]

http://rapidshare.com/files/229241972/BenoEno.zip