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Counting Crows - Live - Sydney Opera House Sydney Australia 10-04-2013
2. Untitled (Love Song)
3. High Life
4. Four Days
5. Hospital (Coby Brown cover)
6. Colorblind
7. Four White Stallions
8. Friend of the Devil (Grateful Dead cover)
9. Catapult
10. Recovering the Satellites
11. Round Here (Doris Day-Private Archipelago)
12. (banter)
13. When I Dream of Michelangelo
14. Big Yellow Taxi (Joni Mitchell cover)
15. Time and Time Again
16. Goodnight L.A.
17. A Long December
18. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Bob Dylan cover)
19. Rain King
20. Washington Square
21. Hanginaround
22. Holiday in Spain
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Friday, July 5, 2024
Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Pink Floyd - Demos, Acetates, Live, etc
The Pink Floyd
Demos, Acetates, Live, etc
2009
Disc 1
01. Lucy Leave (EMI Disc Acetate - Early 1966)
02. I'm A King Bee (EMI Disc Acetate - Early 1966)
03. Interstellar Overdrive (Home Demo 1966)
04. Interstellar Overdrive (Studio Session September 1966 - San Francisco Soundtrack)
05. Arnold Layne (Single)
06. Candy And A Current Bun (Single)
07. Arnold Layne (Stereo Acetate February 1967)
08. Candy And A Current Bun (Stereo Acetate February 1967)
09. Interstellar Overdrive (Stereo Acetate February 1967)
10. Interstellar Overdrive
11. Nick's Boogie (Studio Session 1967 - Tonite Let's All Make Love In London)
12. See Emily Play (EMI Disc Acetate - April 1967)
Disc 2
01. See Emily Play (Single)
02. Flaming (U.S. Single)
03. Vegetable Man - Syd Barrett
04. Scream Thy Last Scream
05. Apples And Oranges (Single)
06. Paintbox (Single)
07. It Would Be So Nice (Single)
08. Julia Dream (Single)
09. Untitled Excerpt From The Committee
10. Interstellar Overdrive (Live - Rome 1968-05-05)
11. Careful With That Axe, Eugene (Stereo Single)
12. Point Me At The Sky (Single)
13. Embryo (From Picnic Sampler)
14. Biding My Time (From Relics)
15. Main Theme (From More)
16. Seabirds (From More)
17. Cymbaline (From More)
18. Heart Beat, Pig Meat (From Zabriskie Point)
19. Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up (From Zabriskie Point)
Disc 3
01. Come In Number 51, Your Time Is Up (Stereo)
02. Crumbling Land (Stereo)
03. Heart Beat, Pig Meat (Stereo)
04. Untitled (Zabriskie Point Outtake)
05. Country Song (Zabriskie Point Outtake)
06. Love Scene #1 (Zabriskie Point Outtake)
07. Love Scene #2 (Zabriskie Point Outtake)
08. Untitled (AKA Oenone - Zabriskie Point Outtake)
09. Untitled (AKA Fingal's Cave - Zabriskie Point Outtake)
10. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
11. A Saucerful Of Secrets (Live - Rotterdam NL 05-28-1970)
12. One Of These Days #1 (Meddle Outtake)
13. One Of These Days #2 (Meddle Outtake)
Disc 4
01. Echoes (Meddle Outtake)
02. Opening Sequence (At Pompeii Soundtrack)
03. Mademoiselle Nobs (AKA Seamus - At Pompeii Soundtrack)
04. Brain Damage (At Pompeii Soundtrack)
05. Us And Them (At Pompeii Soundtrack)
06. On The Run (At Pompeii Soundtrack)
07. Money (DSOTM Outtake)
08. Time (DSOTM Outtake)
09. Brain Damage (DSOTM Outtake)
10. Us And Them (DSOTM Outtake)
11. Here Comes Santa (Nick Mason Song Demo)
12. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Wish You Were Here Outtake)
13. Pigs On The Wing (Animals Outtake)
14. Comfortably Numb (The Wall Demo)
Sunday, April 19, 2020
Frank Zappa - The Mystery Box {10 Disc Set}
Back From The Dead...
Originally posted March 31, 2014
Celebrating Crossing 6,000,000 hits!!
FRANK ZAPPA - Democracy is one of those things that looks good on paper, but we've come to a crossroads in contemporary America where we really ought to decide, Do we *want* it? When you have a preponderance of people in this country who will willingly accept censorship- in fact, *ask* for it, *demand* it in the case of the Gulf War- you've got a problem. Asked random questions about the First Amendment and how they would like to have it applied, if you believe in polls at all, the average American wants no part of it. But if you ask, "What if we threw the Constitution away tomorrow?" the answer is "No, that would be bad!" But living under the Constitution is another story altogether. I've come to the conclusion that there's only one party in this country and it's divided into two parts: Republicans and Republican wannabes. Republicans stand for evil, corruption, manipulation, greed- everything that Americans think is okay after being conditioned to it during the eighties. Republicans stand for all the values that Americans now hold dear. Plus they have more balloons than God, and for a nation raised on cartoons, that tells you something. Anybody with balloons, they're okay. They don't tell you what kind of crippled people had to blow those suckers up. The Democrats have no agenda, and when they speak on any topic, they want to sound as Republican as possible while still finding a way to retain the pork. I'll be blunt with you: I'm considering running for president as a nonpartisan candidate because I am sick to death of this stuff. The "news bath" is not a warming experience; it makes me deranged for four or five hours a day. On a show for Bill Moyers called "The Class of the Twentieth Century" I said that the faces that really belong on Mount Rushmore are J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph McCarthy and Walter Winchell and Hedda Hopper and maybe even Roy Cohn and Michael Milken, because
they've had the greatest impact on American society. They have shaped the way things are done in this country. One of the problems with the world in which we live is that people have become accustomed to lies upon lies upon lies.
*Original Notes*
All the records have been sold separately and have been given autonomous entries.
In the book BOOTLEG by Clinton Heylin, the bootlegger behind this box is identified as "Richard", and "Next to the Beatles, his great love was the cantankerous Frank Zappa". "Richard in his time was to be responsible for one ten-album set, one four-album set and ten single albums [of Zappa], including the legendary 'Tis the Season to be Jelly". (The ten-album set, of course, is this Mystery Box, but the other albums are never identified.) He is quoted (on page 195) as saying:
I'm a big Zappa fan. In fact my Mystery Box got Zappa as upset as Columbia got over Ten of Swords [a Bob Dylan bootleg]. Zappa in America has a hotline for his fans to call and he went so far as to have the woman who does the hotline ask for help in tracking down the perpetrators of this heinous boxed-set, and Zappa called the FBI and the FBI didn't want to be bothered ... I guess the problem was that Zappa was doing his You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, his ongoing series that has just ended, and Mystery Box was a giant You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore. A lot of reviews were saying that Mystery Box was better because it was chronological and didn't jump all over the place and didn't have all these stupid edits in it. That kind of thing can annoy you if you're an artist putting out your own thing ... Zappa's reasoning behind that was that he was losing tons of money and in fact he wasn't losing any money. Most people who do Zappa bootlegs do so because they like Zappa. They don't do it for the money. I can imagine people making money off a lot of other bootlegs but not Zappa.
A deluxe-type 10-LP retrospective box. Here are the 10 records:
Originally posted March 31, 2014
Celebrating Crossing 6,000,000 hits!!
Frank Zappa - The Mystery Box
Live, Studio Rehearsals and Outtakes - Various Sources @320
{In 3 parts}
Live, Studio Rehearsals and Outtakes - Various Sources @320
{In 3 parts}
JON WINOKUR - You once said, "The United States is a nation of laws, badly written and randomly enforced," and within the past few years you've battled censorship and have been active in national politics. How do you assess the health of American democracy in the late twentieth century?
FRANK ZAPPA - Democracy is one of those things that looks good on paper, but we've come to a crossroads in contemporary America where we really ought to decide, Do we *want* it? When you have a preponderance of people in this country who will willingly accept censorship- in fact, *ask* for it, *demand* it in the case of the Gulf War- you've got a problem. Asked random questions about the First Amendment and how they would like to have it applied, if you believe in polls at all, the average American wants no part of it. But if you ask, "What if we threw the Constitution away tomorrow?" the answer is "No, that would be bad!" But living under the Constitution is another story altogether. I've come to the conclusion that there's only one party in this country and it's divided into two parts: Republicans and Republican wannabes. Republicans stand for evil, corruption, manipulation, greed- everything that Americans think is okay after being conditioned to it during the eighties. Republicans stand for all the values that Americans now hold dear. Plus they have more balloons than God, and for a nation raised on cartoons, that tells you something. Anybody with balloons, they're okay. They don't tell you what kind of crippled people had to blow those suckers up. The Democrats have no agenda, and when they speak on any topic, they want to sound as Republican as possible while still finding a way to retain the pork. I'll be blunt with you: I'm considering running for president as a nonpartisan candidate because I am sick to death of this stuff. The "news bath" is not a warming experience; it makes me deranged for four or five hours a day. On a show for Bill Moyers called "The Class of the Twentieth Century" I said that the faces that really belong on Mount Rushmore are J. Edgar Hoover and Joseph McCarthy and Walter Winchell and Hedda Hopper and maybe even Roy Cohn and Michael Milken, because
they've had the greatest impact on American society. They have shaped the way things are done in this country. One of the problems with the world in which we live is that people have become accustomed to lies upon lies upon lies.
*Original Notes*
All the records have been sold separately and have been given autonomous entries.
In the book BOOTLEG by Clinton Heylin, the bootlegger behind this box is identified as "Richard", and "Next to the Beatles, his great love was the cantankerous Frank Zappa". "Richard in his time was to be responsible for one ten-album set, one four-album set and ten single albums [of Zappa], including the legendary 'Tis the Season to be Jelly". (The ten-album set, of course, is this Mystery Box, but the other albums are never identified.) He is quoted (on page 195) as saying:
I'm a big Zappa fan. In fact my Mystery Box got Zappa as upset as Columbia got over Ten of Swords [a Bob Dylan bootleg]. Zappa in America has a hotline for his fans to call and he went so far as to have the woman who does the hotline ask for help in tracking down the perpetrators of this heinous boxed-set, and Zappa called the FBI and the FBI didn't want to be bothered ... I guess the problem was that Zappa was doing his You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, his ongoing series that has just ended, and Mystery Box was a giant You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore. A lot of reviews were saying that Mystery Box was better because it was chronological and didn't jump all over the place and didn't have all these stupid edits in it. That kind of thing can annoy you if you're an artist putting out your own thing ... Zappa's reasoning behind that was that he was losing tons of money and in fact he wasn't losing any money. Most people who do Zappa bootlegs do so because they like Zappa. They don't do it for the money. I can imagine people making money off a lot of other bootlegs but not Zappa.
Frank Zappa - The Complete Mystery Box
Mystery Box (10 LP)
A deluxe-type 10-LP retrospective box. Here are the 10 records:
1. Pigs & Repugnant
2. Son of Pigs & Repugnant
3. Beyond the Fringe of Audience Comprehension
4. Zut Alors
5. The Rondo Hatton Band
6. A Token of His Extreme
7. Chalk Pie
8. Crush All Boxes
9. Return of the Son of Serious Music
10. Randomonium
Record One (Pigs 'n' Repugnant)
01. The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbeque (10:12)
02. Hungry Freaks, Daddy (03:38)
03. The Wild Man Fischer Story [Fischer] (03:38)
04. I'm The Meany [Fischer] (01:36)
05. Bacon Fat [Andre Williams / Brown] (03:55)
06. King Kong (29:16) (cut @ 14:21)
Recording Date & Location:
Tracks 01-02 - Appleton, Wisconson 05/23/69
Tracks 03-06 - California State College, Fullerton, 11/08/68
52:18 Min - 119.7 Mb
Record Two (Son of Pigs & Repugnant)
01. The String Quartet (24:35)
02. The Duke (08:39) (q: Aybe Sea & Transylvania Boogie)
03. Help, I'm A Rock! (05:18)
04. Return of the Son of Monster Magnet(10:15)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - California State College, Fullerton, 11/08/68
02-03 - Appleton, Wisconson 05/23/69
04 - Copenhagen 10/03/68 (according to Patrick Neve on the Patio)
48:49 Min 111.8 Mb
Record Three (Beyond the Fringe of Audience Comprehension)
01. What Will This Morning Bring Me This Evening?(incl. Watering Holes) (2:35)
02. What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are? (4:34)
03. Bwana Dik (1:52)
04. Latex Solar Beef (1:02)
05. Daddy Daddy Daddy (2:51)
06. Do You Like My New Car? (2:54)
07. Magic Fingers (2:36)
08. What Will This Evening Bring Me This Morning? (3:50)
09. Interview (Part 1) (3:00)
10. The Final Solution (2:22)
11. Interview (Part 2) (1:45)
12. Penis Dimension (3:34)
13. Time Is Money (2:48)
14. Flambay (4:45)
15. Spider of Destiny (3:02)
16. Space Boy (2:50)
Recording Date & Location:
01-08 unknown (my guess - possibley Aug 1970 Whitney Studios)
09-12 Jan 18/Feb5, 1971 Pinewood Studios, UK
13-15 December 1974 Caribou Studios
46:29 Min - 106.4 Mb
Record Four (Zut Alors)
01. Mr. Green Genes/King Kong/Chunga's Revenge (21:27)
02. Sink Trap (1:49)
03. Ship Ahoy [Shut Up & Play Yer Guitar version + extra material] (5:49)
04. Munchkin Tits (5:19)
05. Drum Solo [shorter edit of "Hands with a Hammer" on Stage #3] (2:42)
06. T'Mershi Duween (2:18)
07. Black Napkins (4:34)
Recording Date & Location:
01 03/11/73, Texas Hall Auditorium, Arlington, TX
03 & 05 02/03/76 Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan
04 Unknown 1974 guitar solo from More Trouble Everyday
06 10/01/75, War Memorial Gym, Vancouver, BC, Canada
07 10/28/76 The Mike Douglas Show, NBC TV
44:01 min - 100.8 Mb
Record Five (The Rondo Hatton Band)
01. I'm the Slime (3:02)
02. Ruthie-Ruthie [Stage #1 version] (2:20)
03. No, Babette ["Babette", Stage #1 version] (4:02)
04. Boogers of Marty Perellis ["Smell My Beard" on Stage #4] (4:49)
05. White Juice on His Beard ["The Booger Man" on Stage #4] (2:09)
06. Smell My Beard [NOT on Stage #4] (5:15)
07. Father O'Blivion [Stage #6 version] (2:22)
08. Don't Eat the Yellow Snow (0:57)
09. Nanook Rubs It (6:42)
10. Saint Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast (1:08)
11. Mar-juh-rene (3:30)
12. Penguin in Bondage (5:12)
13. T'Mershi Duween (1:53)
14. Dog Breath Variations / Uncle Meat (4:24)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - 03/20/73 Bolic Sound, Inglewood
02-06 - 11/08/74 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey
07- 06/24/73 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
47:53 Min - 109.6 Mb
02. Hungry Freaks, Daddy (03:38)
03. The Wild Man Fischer Story [Fischer] (03:38)
04. I'm The Meany [Fischer] (01:36)
05. Bacon Fat [Andre Williams / Brown] (03:55)
06. King Kong (29:16) (cut @ 14:21)
Recording Date & Location:
Tracks 01-02 - Appleton, Wisconson 05/23/69
Tracks 03-06 - California State College, Fullerton, 11/08/68
52:18 Min - 119.7 Mb
Record Two (Son of Pigs & Repugnant)
01. The String Quartet (24:35)
02. The Duke (08:39) (q: Aybe Sea & Transylvania Boogie)
03. Help, I'm A Rock! (05:18)
04. Return of the Son of Monster Magnet(10:15)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - California State College, Fullerton, 11/08/68
02-03 - Appleton, Wisconson 05/23/69
04 - Copenhagen 10/03/68 (according to Patrick Neve on the Patio)
48:49 Min 111.8 Mb
Record Three (Beyond the Fringe of Audience Comprehension)
01. What Will This Morning Bring Me This Evening?(incl. Watering Holes) (2:35)
02. What Kind of Girl Do You Think We Are? (4:34)
03. Bwana Dik (1:52)
04. Latex Solar Beef (1:02)
05. Daddy Daddy Daddy (2:51)
06. Do You Like My New Car? (2:54)
07. Magic Fingers (2:36)
08. What Will This Evening Bring Me This Morning? (3:50)
09. Interview (Part 1) (3:00)
10. The Final Solution (2:22)
11. Interview (Part 2) (1:45)
12. Penis Dimension (3:34)
13. Time Is Money (2:48)
14. Flambay (4:45)
15. Spider of Destiny (3:02)
16. Space Boy (2:50)
Recording Date & Location:
01-08 unknown (my guess - possibley Aug 1970 Whitney Studios)
09-12 Jan 18/Feb5, 1971 Pinewood Studios, UK
13-15 December 1974 Caribou Studios
46:29 Min - 106.4 Mb
Record Four (Zut Alors)
01. Mr. Green Genes/King Kong/Chunga's Revenge (21:27)
02. Sink Trap (1:49)
03. Ship Ahoy [Shut Up & Play Yer Guitar version + extra material] (5:49)
04. Munchkin Tits (5:19)
05. Drum Solo [shorter edit of "Hands with a Hammer" on Stage #3] (2:42)
06. T'Mershi Duween (2:18)
07. Black Napkins (4:34)
Recording Date & Location:
01 03/11/73, Texas Hall Auditorium, Arlington, TX
03 & 05 02/03/76 Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan
04 Unknown 1974 guitar solo from More Trouble Everyday
06 10/01/75, War Memorial Gym, Vancouver, BC, Canada
07 10/28/76 The Mike Douglas Show, NBC TV
44:01 min - 100.8 Mb
Record Five (The Rondo Hatton Band)
01. I'm the Slime (3:02)
02. Ruthie-Ruthie [Stage #1 version] (2:20)
03. No, Babette ["Babette", Stage #1 version] (4:02)
04. Boogers of Marty Perellis ["Smell My Beard" on Stage #4] (4:49)
05. White Juice on His Beard ["The Booger Man" on Stage #4] (2:09)
06. Smell My Beard [NOT on Stage #4] (5:15)
07. Father O'Blivion [Stage #6 version] (2:22)
08. Don't Eat the Yellow Snow (0:57)
09. Nanook Rubs It (6:42)
10. Saint Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast (1:08)
11. Mar-juh-rene (3:30)
12. Penguin in Bondage (5:12)
13. T'Mershi Duween (1:53)
14. Dog Breath Variations / Uncle Meat (4:24)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - 03/20/73 Bolic Sound, Inglewood
02-06 - 11/08/74 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey
07- 06/24/73 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, Australia
47:53 Min - 109.6 Mb
Record Six (A Token of His Extreme)
01. Montana (03:58)
02. Stinkfoot (03:56) ["Tom Waits version"]
03. Inca Roads (09:38)
04. Dog Breath / Uncle Meat (03:53)
05. Approximate (01:25)
06. Cosmik Debris (07:39)
07. Florentine Pogen (10:09)
Recording Date & Location:
August 5/6, 1974 KCET-TV Culver City
40:56 - 93.7 Mb
Record Seven (Chalk Pie)
01. I'm the Slime (3:13)
02. Peaches en Regalia (3:23)
03. Dancin' Fool (4:01)
04. The Purple Lagoon (3:54)
05. The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:32)
06. Son of Saint Alfonzo ["Rollo"] (4:19)
07. Chalk Pie [slightly different mix of the Guitar version] (4:46)
08. We're Turning Again (4:47)
09. Them or Us (7:59)
10. Clownz on Velvet (*Al DiMeola sits in) (4:50)
Dates & Locations:
SNL Appearances
01, 02 & 04 - 12/11/76 NBC Studios NYC
03, 05 & 06 - 10/21/78 NBC Studios NYC
07 - 12/07/81 Salt Lake City
08 - 12/11/81 Santa Monica & 12/07/81 Salt Lake City
09 - 12/12/81E guitar solo from "The Black Page #2", San Diego
10 - 11/17/81 Ritz, NYC
44:50Min - 102.6 Mb
Record Eight (Crush All Boxes)
01. Fine Girl (3:36)
02. Pick Me, I'm Clean (3:31)
03. Teenage Wind (3:07)
04. Harder Than Your Husband (2:32)
05. Bamboozled By Love (3:03)
06. Drafted Again (3:44)
07. Falling in Love Is a Stupid Habit (1:49)
08. Teenage Wind (3:04)
09. Doreen (2:43)
10. Fine Girl (3:22
11. Easy Meat (8:09)
12. Goblin Girl (4:16)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - Outtake
02-05 - Studio rehearsals
06 - Outtake
07 - June, 1981 Studio FZ on piano/vocal
08 - Unknown outtake
09-12 - Side 1 of "Crush All Boxes"
43:02 Min - 98.5 Mb
Record Nine (Return of the Son of Serious Music)
01. Piece #1 (6:10)
02. Piano Piece (3:41)
03. Piece #2 (2:02)
04. Collage One (1:26)
05. Opus 5 (12:47)
06. While You Were Art #1 (7:23)
07. Francesco Opus 1, No. 1 (1:29)
08. Francesco Opus 1, #3 (1:51)
09. Francesco Opus 1, #6 (2:05)
10. Francesco Rock (2:20)
11. Pedro's Dowry (8:28)
Recording Date & Location:
01-05 - 05/19/63 Mount St. Mary's College, LA
10 - 05/20/84 FM Broadcast
11 - 06/16/84 "A Zappa Affair"
49:48 Min - 114 Mb
Record Ten (Randomonium)
01. America Drinks & Goes Home (0:50)
02. Agency Man [Mystery Disc version] (5:43)
03. Randomonium (1:30)
04. "My Head" [Stage #5 version] (0:45)
05. Studebaker Hoch (6:06)
06. Don't Fuck Around (1:42)
07. Well (Please Don't Go) (7:39)
08. In Memoriam: Hieronymous Bosch (5:07)
09. 2 on the Town (0:22)
10. Suicide Chump (9:02)
11. Truck-Driver Divorce (1:26)
12. Frogs with Dirty Little Lips [Frank/Ahmet Zappa] (2:22)
13. The Kronos Quartet: None of the Above (6:31)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - 1969
02 - February 1968 (Apostolic Studio NYC)/10/25/68 (London, Royal Festival Hall)
03 - Dec. 1967-February 1968, Apostolic Studios NYC
04 - 09/10/68, Sunset Sound, Hollywood,
05-06 - Live 1971
07 - 06/06/71 Fillmore East NYC
08 - 1967, The Bitter End NYC
09 - Impromptu TV Theme Song
10 - 10/15/78 Stonybrook
11 - Summer 1982
12 - 1981 UMRK Studio
13 - April, 1984 Herbst Theater, San Francisco
Label: Nifty, Tough & Bitchen Records NTB 8600
02. Stinkfoot (03:56) ["Tom Waits version"]
03. Inca Roads (09:38)
04. Dog Breath / Uncle Meat (03:53)
05. Approximate (01:25)
06. Cosmik Debris (07:39)
07. Florentine Pogen (10:09)
Recording Date & Location:
August 5/6, 1974 KCET-TV Culver City
40:56 - 93.7 Mb
Record Seven (Chalk Pie)
01. I'm the Slime (3:13)
02. Peaches en Regalia (3:23)
03. Dancin' Fool (4:01)
04. The Purple Lagoon (3:54)
05. The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:32)
06. Son of Saint Alfonzo ["Rollo"] (4:19)
07. Chalk Pie [slightly different mix of the Guitar version] (4:46)
08. We're Turning Again (4:47)
09. Them or Us (7:59)
10. Clownz on Velvet (*Al DiMeola sits in) (4:50)
Dates & Locations:
SNL Appearances
01, 02 & 04 - 12/11/76 NBC Studios NYC
03, 05 & 06 - 10/21/78 NBC Studios NYC
07 - 12/07/81 Salt Lake City
08 - 12/11/81 Santa Monica & 12/07/81 Salt Lake City
09 - 12/12/81E guitar solo from "The Black Page #2", San Diego
10 - 11/17/81 Ritz, NYC
44:50Min - 102.6 Mb
Record Eight (Crush All Boxes)
01. Fine Girl (3:36)
02. Pick Me, I'm Clean (3:31)
03. Teenage Wind (3:07)
04. Harder Than Your Husband (2:32)
05. Bamboozled By Love (3:03)
06. Drafted Again (3:44)
07. Falling in Love Is a Stupid Habit (1:49)
08. Teenage Wind (3:04)
09. Doreen (2:43)
10. Fine Girl (3:22
11. Easy Meat (8:09)
12. Goblin Girl (4:16)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - Outtake
02-05 - Studio rehearsals
06 - Outtake
07 - June, 1981 Studio FZ on piano/vocal
08 - Unknown outtake
09-12 - Side 1 of "Crush All Boxes"
43:02 Min - 98.5 Mb
Record Nine (Return of the Son of Serious Music)
01. Piece #1 (6:10)
02. Piano Piece (3:41)
03. Piece #2 (2:02)
04. Collage One (1:26)
05. Opus 5 (12:47)
06. While You Were Art #1 (7:23)
07. Francesco Opus 1, No. 1 (1:29)
08. Francesco Opus 1, #3 (1:51)
09. Francesco Opus 1, #6 (2:05)
10. Francesco Rock (2:20)
11. Pedro's Dowry (8:28)
Recording Date & Location:
01-05 - 05/19/63 Mount St. Mary's College, LA
10 - 05/20/84 FM Broadcast
11 - 06/16/84 "A Zappa Affair"
49:48 Min - 114 Mb
Record Ten (Randomonium)
01. America Drinks & Goes Home (0:50)
02. Agency Man [Mystery Disc version] (5:43)
03. Randomonium (1:30)
04. "My Head" [Stage #5 version] (0:45)
05. Studebaker Hoch (6:06)
06. Don't Fuck Around (1:42)
07. Well (Please Don't Go) (7:39)
08. In Memoriam: Hieronymous Bosch (5:07)
09. 2 on the Town (0:22)
10. Suicide Chump (9:02)
11. Truck-Driver Divorce (1:26)
12. Frogs with Dirty Little Lips [Frank/Ahmet Zappa] (2:22)
13. The Kronos Quartet: None of the Above (6:31)
Recording Date & Location:
01 - 1969
02 - February 1968 (Apostolic Studio NYC)/10/25/68 (London, Royal Festival Hall)
03 - Dec. 1967-February 1968, Apostolic Studios NYC
04 - 09/10/68, Sunset Sound, Hollywood,
05-06 - Live 1971
07 - 06/06/71 Fillmore East NYC
08 - 1967, The Bitter End NYC
09 - Impromptu TV Theme Song
10 - 10/15/78 Stonybrook
11 - Summer 1982
12 - 1981 UMRK Studio
13 - April, 1984 Herbst Theater, San Francisco
Label: Nifty, Tough & Bitchen Records NTB 8600
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Sunday, May 12, 2019
Fleetwood Mac With Peter Green Live In Sweden 1970
Great set here with Peter Green sounding like he's trying out ideas for his first solo LP (The End Of The Game) which I guess it kind of was seeing as how this set was recorded in April 70 and he started End Of The Game in June. See scans
TELL ME ANYBODY DO YOU REALLY GIVE A DAMN FOR ME
Sunday, October 28, 2018
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
LIVE - Secret Samadhi Tour (North America), 1997 (various venues)
LIVE
1997 North American Tour (various venues)
Secret Samadhi Tour
Broadcast Recording;192kbps/mp3
1) Intro/Interview
2) Rattlesnake
3) Freaks
4) Turn My Head
5) Heropsychodreamer/Interview
6) Operation Spirit
7) Iris
8) Graze/Interview
9) Lakini's Juice
10) Lightning Crashes
11) I Alone
12) Ghost
13) Waitress/Interview/Outro
http://rapidshare.com/files/374981322/liveseks.rar
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