Showing posts with label DM3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DM3. Show all posts

Friday, September 18

DM3 - Melbourne 2011 + bonus

Dom Mariani Three (DM3)
Melbourne, Australia
Oct. 15, 2011

audience recording (sound quality: VG) 

EXTRA THANKS to SaveStef for sharing

01 Everything That You Told Me
02 She's Fine
03 Speed Freak
04 Show You
05 For Always
06 Know You Now
07 band intros + Please Don't Lie
08 Before You Go
09 Don't Talk About Us
10 Blue Thing (sustained blasts of static)
11 Foolish
12 At First Sight
13 Move Me

14 1 Time, 2 Times Devastated 
     (acoustic)
Dom Mariani: more rock than jangle
15 Show You (acoustic)
16 Take It All (live)
17 Soultop (live)
18 Blue Thing (live)
19 Foolish (live)

TT: 82 mins.

MP3@320

NOTES for ADDITIONAL TRACKS:
[sound quality is VG+ or better]
14-15 = HMV in-store live session (undated)
16 = TV appearance (no other info provided); initial, brief distortion from old video tape
17 = "Telethon" TV show, Perth, AUS 1993
18-19 = Roskilde Festival, Denmark 1994
(these 2 are NOT on the live CD from this gig)
  
Read more about the music of DM3 at AllMusic, Dom Mariani's web site and/or Wikipedia 

    

Tuesday, September 15

Dom Mariani - Radio Broadcast 2006

radio broadcast
2006 (?)
date & venue unknown

FM recording (sound quality Ex-) 

01 Girl Soul
02 Homespun Blues
03 Don't Talk About Us
04 Everything That You Told Me
05 Second Floor
06 Foolish
07 1 Time, 2 Times Devastated


ROB SEZ: This is Dom Mariani week at the blog; a related post is coming Friday. Dom is a living legend in Australia; give a listen & find out why...

REPERCUSSION: Dom Mariani collaborated many times with Mitch Easter, who produced recordings by The Someloves, The Orange Humble Band and DM3.

DON SAID: The storming Dom Mariani and a cracking 27 minute live set. It sounds remarkably like the Los Concertios De Radio 3 TV Broadcast from 3 June 2006, but that was TV and the sound here is a bit better. Also "1 Times, 2 Times, Devastated" wasn't broadcast on that show, but the rest of the setlist is the same. I'm certain it's a Rippled Souls set, too much of a coincidence for it not to be. It's more likely a Radio Broadcast from the same time. Outstanding Jingle Jangle!

MP3@320




This is ASH Tuesday post #12.
Continued thanks to Don and the crew from the old ASH blog (R.I.P.)