The Beatles - Acetates Collection @192 Kbps

And finally. Love the slower tempo of "Paperback Writer" on this one. See scans.


IF YOU MUST RETURN IT YOU CAN SEND IT HERE

The Beatles - The Garage Tapes @ 320 Kbps

This is one that doesn't turn up too often. I got this from Blog Stoned (Does anybody have a link to his site? If he's up and running.) See scans


I'VE GOT NO TIME FOR YOU RIGHT NOW

John Lennon - Walls And Bridges 8 Track Quad Edition @160 Kbps

* For BTLFAN if he doesn't already have this

From what I understand the only way you could get this was on 8-track. So that would mean this is unavailable on LP, and CD. You know this thing is way out of print. It features many mixes unavailable any where else. However I'm sure there's that super Lennon fan who will correct me if I'm wrong. Low bit rate (So sue me). See scans



YOU KNOW I'M DROWNING IN A SEA OF HATRED 

Arthur Lee & Love - Live Glastonbury 2003

Arthur Lee & Love - Live Glastonbury Festival

(with the Forever Changes Orchestra)

Pilton, Somerset, UK

June 29, 2003

Broadcast Source @320

http://lovearthurlee.com/

The title of the album came from a story that Lee had heard about a friend-of-a-friend who had broken up with his girlfriend. She exclaimed, "You said you would love me forever!," and he replied, "Well, forever changes." Lee also noted that since the name of the band was Love, the full title was actually Love Forever Changes.

Set List:

01. Alone Again Or

02. A House Is Not A Motel

03. Andmoreagain

04. The Daily Planet

05. Old Man

06. The Red Telephone

07. Between Clark & Hillsdale

08. Live & Let Live

09. The Good Humour Man, Hee See's Everything Like This

10. Bummer In The Summer

11. You Set The Scene

12. Your Mind And Me Belong Together

13. 7 & 7 Is

Glastonbury '03

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Concert Magazine #9 - Jon Butcher Axis, Graham Parker, Greg Kihn Band - live circa 1983

Concert Magazine

Jon Butcher Axis, 

Graham Parker, and Greg Kihn Band

Issue Number 9 for the week of May 29, 1983

Hosted by Michelle Roth, Phil Harvey, Shari Famous, Joe Cipriano

Jon Butcher / Uncle Sam's, Nantasket Beach, MA (also sometimes identified as Hull, MA.  There is a Facebook page identifying it as having been in Nantusket Beach)

The track list seems to match some of the BBC Rock Hour show set list (which I don't have so 

I can't compare to see if it's the same show).

Graham Parker / Park West, Chicago

Recorded: May 14, 1982

This is the same music as on King Biscuit Flower Hour #427.

Greg Kihn Band / Channel, Boston, MA

The tracks are the same as those on the BBC Rock Hour #420 recording.

01.  Concert Magazine Introduction

02.  Introduction > It's Only Words - Jon Butcher Axis

03.  Ocean In Motion - Jon Butcher Axis

04.  Sentinel

05.  Situation 30 (also seems to be known as "Information")

06.  New Man

07.  Concert Magazine break

08.  Concert Line report - Walter Egan Interview

09.  Concert Magazine Tour Report 

10.  Concert Magazine break

11.  Intro > Discovering Japan - Graham Parker

12.  Stick To Me - Graham Parker

13.  Passion Is No Ordinary Word - Graham Parker

14.  You Hit The Spot - Graham Parker

15.  Concert Magazine break

16.  Convert Line Report - Steve Miller Interview

17.  Shari Famous - Concert Confidential

18.  Concert Magazine break

19.  Can't Stop Hurting Myself - Greg Kihn Band

20.  Hit The Road, Jack - Greg Kihn Band

21.  Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Band

22.  The Break Up Song - Greg Kihn Band

23.  Concert Magazine break

24.  Concert Magazine Report from KMJK Little Rock

25.  Shari Famous Report - Stranglers

26.  Concert Magazine Outro

27.  Promo 1

28.  Promo 2

29.  Promo 3

Run out grooves:

CONCERT MAGAZINE - #9 - S-1

CONCERT MAGAZINE - #9 - S-2

CONCERT MAGAZINE - #9 - S-3

Now updated with scans of the disc labels and cue sheets!

https://mega.nz/file/HUhl3RgD#WBpe975ST2vmwaxwPtNeusKpe1stESME7y8XRBNu4Kk

Joe Cocker BBC Sessions 68-69 @320 Kbps

 Updated Link...

I would like to address a few things that are my opinion's and my opinion's only. First things first. Brother Mitch, I've spoke with Mitch over the phone before, he was and is very enthusiastic about this place. He's always envisioned the Voodoo Wagon as being the best blog on the market. Right now I'm not in a state where I can help him out (hang in there Bro hopefully soon I can send a little something your way) but that don't mean you gotta be a DICK about it like Anon was. Jeez that guy said something about the mostly crappy post here, but doesn't that mean he was checking in regularly just to see what was new here? Hmmmm seems if the music we post is so shitty you wouldn't bother to waste your time with this site. Which leads me to my next rant. The music posted here. Many times there are things here that have never shown up on other blogs, and with 23415477908 bootlegs ever being released I'd say that's quite a coup. The stuff posted here as is diverse as you can get. How many blogs (including specialties blogs) do you have to go to to find say "The Black Angels," "Woven Hand," "16 Horsepower," "Five Horse Johnson" just to name a few? Look at our fellow contributor "draftervoi" his shit ends up on more sites than most others. Good work brother, I'm proud to be associated with you. Oh and as an aside VC, dude let bygones be bygones and come back. You had some of the best Hendrix post on the planet. And finally (here comes the ass-kissing part....not really) THE BOSS a take no prisoner's, shoot from the hip, tell it like it is guy. That's the number one reason I still contribute. I love his FUCK-YOU attitude if you don't like it, also HE HAS ALWAYS HAD MY BACK. I also love the the pictures of the women posted here. So none of the above has any thing to do with this post. But this does. Many many years ago I had the chance to see Joe live. Unbeknownst to me there was a lady at the same show whom I had never met that was sitting next to the columns of speakers, and to this day still suffers hearing loss because of that show, whom I later did meet and have now been married to her for 33? 34 years. So there you have it. One more thing I have included a hidden post in here somewhere. It's a CD that has never been released here in the good ol' US. However you're gonna have to search to find it and I will be taking it out by the end of the week-end. So act now. No covers. But the songs are:

1. With A Little Help From My Friends
2. Marjorine
3. Change In Lousie
4. Let's Go Get Stoned
5. That's Your Business
6. Delta Lady
7. Can't Be So Bad
8. Run Shaker Life
9. Mr. Bus Driver
10. Something's Coming

WELL IT'S TWELVE O'CLOCK AND I GOT THERE

*Thanks drkrick for pointing out that I had the wrong link it's fixed now though

Brian Setzer - The Warfield, SF CA. 1995

Okay...XMAS is over, and you're thinking of rockin' out on New Year's Eve.  

Here's another show from KFOG-FM, digitized from my master cassettes. 

It's the New Year's Eve show from the Warfield back in '95, complete with balloons, noisemakers, and the Setzer Orchestra in all their retro-glory. Setzer doesn't shy away from the frivolous fun; purists will be aghast at their jazz-up of a ridiculous version of Led Zep's "Black Dog." Sound quality is perfect FM, and there are no tape flips as I was running multiple tapes on a dual deck.

The poster can be purchased over at Wolfgang's Vault.  

Brian Setzer
The Warfield, SF CA
12/31/95 KFOG-FM
Master copies of FM broadcast on TDK SAX C-90>Audacity>flac

Disc One:
1. Introduction
2. James Bond Theme
3. Hoodoo Voodoo Doll
4. Good Rockin' Daddy
5. Your True Love
6. Town Without Pity
7. Brand New Cadillac
8. Stray Cat Strut
9. Sittin' On It All The Time
10. Johnny Kool
11. That Mellow Saxophone
12. There's A Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder
13. Sleepwalk
14. Straight Up
15. New Year's Count Down
16. Auld Lang Syne
17. Black Dog

Disc Two:
18. If The House Is A Rockin'
19. Rumble In Brighton
20. Rock This Town
21. As Long As I'm Singing
22. Tequila
23. Raunchy
24. Hoodoo Voodoo Doll #2
25. KFOG- FM outro
https://mega.co.nz/#!CFhVWYSK!1gyQbmEzywABw3HkoVpkLba5jhQ4dkva-3qqibTQ9zo

System Of A Down - Live KROQ Almost Acoustic Chirstmas 2014

Happy Holidays Al

Thin Lizzy / RAI Congresgebouw, Amsterdam, NL, Dec. 17, 1976 Audience Tape

Thin Lizzy
RAI Congresgebouw
Amsterdam, NL
October 17, 1976

01. Jailbreak
02. Emerald
03. Still In Love With You
04. The Boys Are Back In Town
05. Rosalie
06. Sha La La
07. Baby Drives Me Crazy
08. Me And The Boys

This is an audience tape recorded by Hans DeVente.  We had a request for it a few weeks back, and we aim to please... so here it is!

The left channel had some clipping, so I ran Audacity's ClipFix on that channel.  I evened out the volume between the tracks, and chaptered it. Other than that...it's what you would expect from an audience tape... listenable, and of interest if you're a fan.

While the tape case looks like this is 17.12.76, a sharp-eyed reader has let me know that the date is actually October 17, 1976.

https://mega.co.nz/#!fJABFYDR!lkv3qhTDcdJpYFqXmZNyaTj6tfH0OHAm8MFWwX99RZs

The Specials - Live Le Bataclan, Paris 2014

The Specials - Live Le Bataclan
Paris, France

November 30, 2014 

MP4 Video file

Lineage:

Broadcast: Arte Concert

Format: MKV

Duration: 1h 27 min.

1280x720

25.000 fps

Audio:

AAC 48000Hz stereo

Captured by Todtap

Converted to MP4

Yours Truly...

If you use Windows Media Player you may need these codec's

Available HERE

Thanks to Todcap & dime!

Bataclan '14

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark / Electric Ballroom, London Dec. 7, 1979

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
Electric Ballroom. Camden Town, London, England
December 7, 1979

Source is probably the soundboard.

01.  Messages
02.  Bunker Soldiers
03.  Mysteriality
04.  Julia's Song
05.  Red Frame/White Light
06.  Almost (tape flip)
07.  Electricity
08.  I'm Waiting For The Man

This is another Hans DeVente tape.  I normalized and chaptered the tracks.  Mr. DeVente did not list the source, but as there's a Talking Heads soundboard from the same date, it's likely this is a soundboard as well.

There's a tape flip where a bit of the show is lost, but otherwise it's an excellent sounding show.

https://mega.nz/#!LMgVha6b!xxKlNEK8prB2oHWkFgk2cbehUF31zCmPXh2UNulXATw

Looking for Lucifer Myers...

This note was left in comments for a Plasmatics post:
I replied but have gotten no answer...

Paging Lucifer Myers, paging 
LUCIFER MYERS!!

1. Lucifer Myers October 8, 2014 at 8:57 PM

   I have a show of the plasmatics, and I do not believe that have loaded and i can pass them on, but I don't see any mail or contact information on the blog.
   
   I would also like to contribute to the blog.

Replies

SilentWay October 9, 2014 at 2:42 PM
Lucifer...We would love you to contribute. We can send out an "authorship" so you make your own posts here or you can upload the show to a file host and send the link to me...








my email is located on the right sidebar 
under "Family Blogs"

Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen - Live Rotterdam 1973

Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen
August 28, 1973
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
FM Source @ 320

Set List:
01. Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)
02. (instrumental)
03. Boppin' The Blues
04. Everybody's Doing It
05. Wine Do Yer Stuff
06. Honeysuckle Honey
07. Mama Tried
08. Mama Hated Diesels
09. Shall We Meet (Beyond The River)
10. Kentucky Hills Of Tennessee
11. What's The Matter Now?
12. My Semi Truck Won't Start
13. Milk Cow Blues
14. Looking At The World Through A Windshield
15. Down To Seeds & Stems Again Blues
16. Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar (excerpt, fade in and fade out)   
   
Bruce Barlow: Bass, Vocals
Bobby Black: Pedal Steel Guitar, Vocals
Commander Cody: Piano, Vocals
Lance Dickerson:  Drums, Vocals
Billy C Farlow: Harmonica, Vocals
Bill Kirchen: Guitar, Vocals
Andy Stein: Violin, Saxophone
John Tichy: Guitar

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Thanks to the original source!...

Rotterdam '73

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The Shirts / Paradiso, Amsterdam Dec. 8, 1979 KRO-FM

The Shirts 
The Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland 
8th Dec 1979
KRO-FM

01.  Tell Me Your Plans
02.  One Last Chance
03.  I Feel So Nervous
04.  I Wanna Be A Rocker 
05.  Laugh and Walk Away
06.  Out On The Ropes
07.  Outside The Cathedral Door
08.  Poe
09.  I'm Not One Of Those
10.  Jumpin' Jack Flash

This is a Hans Devente tape.  Hans has popped up out of the Internet ether with yet another blog and he's put up a few new tapes....including this excellent tape of the Shirts.

I normalized the volume and chaptered the songs.

Notes: The title for Track 4 is a guess.  This track is introduced as, "...we have some more third album material that we brought to Holland, brand new stuff"

While the prior song ("One Last Chance") is on the third album, Inner Sleeve, track four (which I've titled as "I Wanna Be A Rocker") does not match any of the song titles on the third album.   Inner Sleeve wasn't released until October 1980 (according to the The Great Indie Discography (Martin Charles Strong)) so it may be that this song didn't make the final cut.

There was a version of this posted on Guitars 101 with a slightly different set list, so there may have been more than one broadcast of this show.

https://mega.nz/#!2M5AjR5a!PQBzWS20p8CoDZ1NlW3ZTvUay5pt6YPP1wTwtPFE65k

The Cars / Old Waldorf, S.F. Aug. 19, 1978, KSAN-FM

If you want to get a feel for how different things were back then....skip right to the Puff n' Stuff commercial, they advertise "complete free-base equipment and supplies."

They're still in business, too... selling "Medical Marijuana Supplies and Lifestyle Accessories​."

THE CARS
Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA
August 19, 1978
KSAN-FM
("Sunday Night Live" rebroadcast of show)
(digtized from master copy of TDK SA C-60)

01.  Good Times Roll
02.  Bye Bye Love
03.  Night Spots
04.  I'm In Touch With Your World
05.  Best Friend's Girl
06.  Moving In Stereo
07.  All Mixed Up
08.  Don't Cha Stop (tape flip)
09.  You're All I've Got Tonight
10.  Just What I Needed
11.  Take What You Want
12.  Hotel Queenie (a.k.a. When Did You Change)
13.  Puff n' Stuff commercial
14.  Guitar Center commercial

Flac:  https://mega.nz/#!KdBC3LyA!czQgrVyQ7kpJPqfLHg0KND8q_SGb5rLdp0UB7_DPgzY

Hooverphonic - Live Club 69 - 2010

Hooverphonic - Live Club 69 

Brussels, Belgium

Soundboard or FM source @128

Track List:
1. Anger Never Dies
2. Club Montepulciano
3. Heartbroken
4. Mad About You
5. Norwegian Stars
6. One Two Three
7. The Night Before
8. 2Wicky
9. Vinegar & Salt

Live Club 69, 2010 
(Studio Brussel)

Signs

From my buddy Mike A.

*********************************

Thanks Walt!

Courtesy of Walt,  in Ohio.

Napalm Troll Strike

(see comment)

And THANKS to those that contributed to Mitch!

Cipollina Gravenites Band - Live Rockpalast 1980

John Cipollina & Nick Gravenites - Live Rockpalast

Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Germany

November 28, 1980

Soundboard @320

Set 1:
01:Southside
02:Junkyard In Malibu
03:Signs Of Life
04:Unviscious Circl
05:My Party,
06:Trust Me
07:Small Walk-In Box

Set 2: 
08:Pride Of Man
09:Bad Luck Baby
10:Hot Rods And Cool Women
11:I'll Pull The Trigger
12:Keep On Runnin'
13:Buried Alive In The Blues
14:Who Do You Love > Cobra > Who Do You Love

Band:
Nick Gravenites - vocals, guitar
John Cipollina - guitar
Al Stahely - bass, vocals
Marcus David - drums

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Rockpalast '80

Edgar Broughton Band - Inside Out (1972)

Edgar Broughton Band - Inside Out (1972)

+Bonus Tracks

Studio recordings @ 320

Out of Print

The London ‘underground’ scene welcomed the anarchic, revolutionary and irreverent Broughtons into an active fraternity during the early days of 1969. The band comprised Edgar Broughton (b. 24 October 1947, Warwick, Warwickshire, England; guitar/vocals), Steve Broughton (b. 20 May 1950, Warwick, Warwickshire, England; drums/vocals) and Arthur Grant (bass, guitar, vocals). Edgar’s growling voice was similar to that of Captain Beefheart and they regularly featured his ‘Dropout Boogie’ in their act. Following their arrival in London they played at a number of small club gigs arranged by Blackhill Enterprises. They were given a wider audience by playing at the famous Blind Faith free concert in Hyde Park in June 1969, where the Broughtons incited the crowd to a frenzy with an exhaustive rendition of the favourite, ‘Out Demons Out’.
The band expanded to a four piece for their self-titled third album, employing ex-Pretty Things guitarist Victor Unitt. Despite the exposure that BBC disc jockey John Peel gave the band on his pioneering UK radio show Top Gear, the political and sexual themes of their songs had dated by the early 70s, although the band soldiered on for a number of years, maintaining a defiant political stance that gained acceptance with a loyal core of British and German rock fans. Unitt had left by the time the band recorded Bandages for the NEMS label in 1975. Prevented from recording by managerial problems, the band made a low-key return in 1979 now billed simply as the Broughtons. During subsequent decades, the Broughtons could still be found performing as part of late 60s revival shows and on the London pub circuit.
~AMG

Bio at Wiki

 

Here's a band that has some die hard fans and it's a band I never did "get". The music has been called psychedelic and or acid rock. Other than the vocalist sometimes sounding like Captain Beefheart some of the time, I find no social redeeming value for this band. Hopefully they were killer live.

But hey, who am I to judge?

Track List:
1. Get Out Of Bed - There's Nobody There - Side By Side
2. Sister Angela
3. I Got Mad
4. They Took It Away
5. Homes Fit To Heroes
6. Gone Blue
7. Chilly Morning Momma
8. The Rake
9. Totin This Guitar
10. Double Agent
11. Its Not You
12. Rock N Roll
13. Hotel Room (Bonus Track)
14. Call Me A Liar (Bonus Track)
15. Someone (Bonus Track)
16. Mr Crosby (Bonus Track) 







link supplied by Javan
password = discofilos

Inside Out

Here You Go...

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Doubt all you want Anon.

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Colosseum - Live Breman, Germany 1997

To those that have responded to help Mitch, thank you.

Colosseum - Live Modernes

Breman, Germany

November 18, 1997

FM Source @flac

Original 2nd LP line up Reunion  -- FM A+ Broadcast -From Dat Master!!


Set List:
CD 1
01-Those about to Die  (7.59)
02-No Pleasin´             (7.13)
03-Tanglewood 63        (11.43)
04-Watching Your Every Move  (5.50)
05-I Could Tell You Tales          (6.24)
05-The Valentyne Suite            (23.52)

CD 2
01-The Playground  (7.49)
02-High Time/Drums   (7.12)
03-Lost Angeles   (18.37)
04-Wherever I Go   (7.52)
05-Walking in the Park   (8.39)

Lineup:
Dick Heckstall Smith: sax
John Hiseman: dr
Dave " Clem" Clempson: g, voc
Dave Greenslade :keyb, vibes
Mark Clarke: b
Chris Farlowe: voc

Lineage:
Analog FM-Tuner" Harman Kardon TU 9400"-Dat 44100 khzM-
Audio AP 24/96 Soundkarte digital- PC-Feurio- CDR-CDR-EAC-Flac
Recorded to Dat-Transferred & Mastered to CDR by TheEleven
Uploaded to Dime by Doc Tinker July 2006 by Doc Tinker!

Enjoy this great piece of Colosseum history!!

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!

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Breman '97

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Fear - I Don't Care About You

Take this anyway you want...

This song represents 99% of people's attitude that come to this blog.
Everyone always thinks "Oh, someone else can help help that guy. Not me."






The people who I thought were quite generous with donations for my new computer to help replace my old one when it went meltdown are now basically ignoring to help out a friend in need.

5 people, including myself, out of the THOUSANDS that come here everyday have actually done anything for our friend Mitch.

My faith in humanity and vultures has been confirmed...

Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen - Live The Record Plant, Sausalito, CA.

Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen

Live The Record Plant

Sausalito, CA.

KSAN-FM , San Francisco

June 10, 1973

FM Source @HQvbr

There is a KSAN recording of the Commander from 1975. This ISN'T it.
 I'll post that at a later date...
 
Set List:
01 - Honeysuckle Honey
02 - Sister Sue
03 - Crying Time
04 - Milk Cow Blues
05 - A Six Pack to Go
06 - I Got Loaded
07 - Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar
08 - Hot Rod Lincoln
09 - Joesephine
10 - Rock That Boogie
11 - Twenty Flight Rock
12 - Jailhouse Rock
13 - Lost in the Ozone



KSAN