Kitchens Of Distinction - BBC Radio 1 -1994

Kitchens Of Distinction - BBC Radio 1 

Mark Radcliffe Session 5 December 1994

FM Source - Flac

1 uncut file 25:50 ( flac)

Kitchens of Distinction (sometimes shortened colloquially to KOD) were a three-person alternative rock/dream pop band formed in Tooting, South London, England in 1986. They released four studio albums and a handful of singles and EPs before disbanding in 1996.

No set list...ENJOY

Thanks to the original source!!

KOD '94

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Talk Talk - Missing Pieces

Talk Talk - Missing Pieces
Out of Print
$129.00 New

Studio Recordings @160

'Missing Pieces' picks up where EMI's 'A's & B Sides' left off. After leaving EMI the band signed to Polydor to produce their final album 'Laughing Stock'. This CD is a collection of the A and B-sides of the singles issued during the Polydor era. Also includes the very rare piece called 'Piano', recorded in 1998. ~AMG

Track List:
01 - After The Flood 04:13
02 - Myrrhman 05:33
03 - New Grass 09:33
04 - Stump 04:42
05 - Ascension Day 06:00
06 - 5:09 05:09
07 - Piano 14:39

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Mahavishnu Orchestra - Case Western Reserve University 1972

Mahavishnu Orchestra - Emerson Gymnasium,

Case Western Reserve University

April 21, 1972

Cleveland, OH

aka - Wild Strings

Liberated bootleg-Soundboard @320

Tracks

1. Meeting of the Spirits

2. You Know You Know

3. The Dance of Maya

4. The Noonward Race

Lineup

John McLaughlin- guitar
Jan Hammer- keyboards
Jerry Goodman- violin
Rick Laird- bass
Billy Cobham drums

Wild Strings '72

Sonic Youth - Live Hammermith 1985

Sonic Youth - Live Hammersmith Palais

April 28, 1985

As broadcast on Peel Show October 85

FM Source @256

Set List:

Burning Spear

I Love Her All the Time

The World Looks Red

Brother James

Kill Yr Idols

Hammersmith '85


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Ministry - Live at City Gardens 1988

Ministry - Live at City Gardens

Trenton, NJ.

December 17, 1988

The Land of Rape and Honey Tour

Very Good Audience Recording @vbr

Set List:

1) Where You At Now?

2) We Believe

3) You Know What You Are

4) The Land of Rape and Honey

5) Flashback

6) The Missing

7) Deity

8) Stigmata

9) No Bunny

10) Golden Dawn

11) No Devotion

12) The Light Pours Out of Me (Pere Ubu)

13) Smothered Hope (Skinny Puppy)

Thanks to the original source!!

City Gardens '88

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Massive Attack - Live on MBE - KCRW - 2010

Massive Attack - Live KCRW

Morning Becomes Eclectic

Santa Monica College,

Los Angeles, California

August 6, 2010

Soundboard/FM Source @320

 

Set List:

United Snakes

Angel

Babel

Interview

Girl I Love You

Psyche

Mezzanine

Teardrop

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Queensryche - Live House of Blues 2001

Queensryche - House of Blues

Anaheim, CA.

November 6, 2001

Westwood One Broadcast

FM Source @320

Westwood One broadcast-probably from the master CD

Set List:

NM 156

Walk In The Shadows

Screaming In Digital

I Am I

Damaged

Empire

Silent Lucidity

Take Hold Of The Flame

Thanks to the original source!

HOB '01

The Handsome Family - Live Rotterdam, Netherlands 2002

The Handsome Family - Live at Nighttown
May 9, 2002
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Soundboard @320

Taped by: Jan de Bever
Transferred by: Michiel Oudendijk

EXCELLENT RECORDING!

Husband-and-wife duo the Handsome Family have been labeled both alt-country and traditionalist, but truthfully their often dark music lies in a unique space somewhere in between, blending the sounds of traditional country and bluegrass (and, especially, murder ballads) into a more modern scenery. Vocalist and composer Brett Sparks hails from Texas, where he studied music and briefly worked around the oil rigs. By the mid-'90s, he resided in Chicago with his wife Rennie Sparks, a fiction writer originally from Long Island. Brett persuaded Rennie to write lyrics for him, leading to the unusual and striking form of the Handsome Family's songs -- evocative scenes and brief tales (of both the daydream and ghost-story varieties) in lieu of the standard verse-chorus-verse structure.


The Handsome Family's debut album, entitled Odessa, was released in January 1995 on the independent label Carrot Top. This first home recording (all of the Handsome Family's albums are recorded in their living room) had slight punk shadings not heard on their subsequent albums. Odessa unfortunately made few waves except for some radio stations' ban on the second song, "Arlene," which is about a woman who gets bludgeoned to death. The follow-up came in May of the following year, and the Handsome Family hit the road in support of their new release, Milk and Scissors, first touring the U.S. with Wilco, then heading on to Europe for shows in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. With Milk and Scissors, the duo had traded in their previous rock edges for more traditional country sounds. The resulting album won praise from the critics, got named in the Top Ten of 1996 by alt-country/Americana magazine No Depression, and was featured on John Peel's BBC show. ~MORE at All Music

 

 

Set List:

So Much Wine,

Arlene,

A Dark Eye,

#1 Country Song,

Weightless Again,

Down In The Ground,

Don't Be Scared,

No One Fell Asleep Alone,

A Beautiful Thing,

So Long,

When That Helicopter Comes,

The Giant Of Illinois,

Peace In The Valley Again,

In The Air,

The Sad Milkman,

My Sister's Tiny Hands,

All The TVs In Town

Encore: Cathedrals,

I Know You Are There

 

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David Sylvian - In Theatre -1988

David Sylvian - 1988
Italian "Live in Theatre Tour."
Excellent Soundboard Recording @192

Hardly a rarity, but a great recording of songs from the first three David Sylvian solo albums plus the instrumental 'The Grand Parade' which was from a Mark Isham album.
Great sound on this recording and a great, full band behind him - Richard Barbieri (ex-Japan, keyboards), David Torn (lead guitar), Steve Jansen (ex-Japan, drums and percussion), Ian Maidman (bass and percussion), Robbie Aceto (guitar and keyboards), Mark Isham (trumpet, flugelhorn, soprano sax and keyboards).

Track List:
1. Orpheus
2. Taking The Veil
3. Weathered Wall
4. The Boy With The Gun
5. Riverman
6. The Grand Parade
7. The Ink In The Well
8. Nostalgia
9. Let The Happiness In
10. Gone To Earth

In Theatre

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