Iggy Pop - Live Milano, Italy 1993

Iggy Pop - Live Milano, Italy
October 27, 1993
Soundboard @320
Liberated bootleg aka "Tough Guys Do Dance" (teddy bear records)
 

Recorded live Milano-October 27th 1993 (1/14)
FM broadcast-1993 (15)

 

Set List:
01. Down On The Streets
02. Raw Power
03. T.V. Eyes
04. Hate
05. Real Wild Child
06. Loose
07. I Wanna Be your Dog
08. The Passenger
09. Fuckin'Alone
10. Lust For Life
11. Wild America
12. Home
13. Sickness
14. Louie Louie
15. I Wanna Be Your Dog (Acoustic Version)

 

Personnel:
Bass – Hal Gragin
Drums – Larry Mullins
Guitar – Eric Schermarhorn
Vocals – Iggy Pop

 

As always...THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL SOURCE!

 

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Milano '93

 

Chris Cornell - Unplugged In Sweden 2006

Chris Cornell - Unplugged Sweden

O-Baren, Stockholm, Sweden

June 9, 2006

Soundboard @192

Set List:
01. Doesn't Remind Me (Audioslave)
02. Like a Stone (Audioslave)
03. Wide Awake (Audioslave)
04. Fell on Black Days (Soundgarden)
05. Be Yourself (Audioslave)
06. Billie Jean (Michael Jackson)
07. Original Fire (Audioslave)
08. Redemption Song (Bob Marley)
09. Peace, Love, and Understanding (Elvis Costello)
10. All Night Thing (Temple of the Dog)
11. Black Hole Sun (Soundgarden)
12. Call me a Dog (Temple of the Dog)
13. Thank You (Led Zeppelin)

 

 

Remembering Chris

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Sweden 2006

Jethro Tull LIVE in Manchester UK 1977

Jethro Tull

Apollo Theatre

Manchester Lancashire UK

1977-05-02 

Soundboard @320

01. Wond'ring Aloud

02. Skating Away

03. Jack-In-The-Green

04. Thick As A Brick

05. Songs From The Wood

06. Instrumental-Drum Solo

07. To Cry You A Song

08. A New Day Yesterday

09. Flute Solo

10. Living In The Past

11. A New Day Yesterday (Reprise)

12. Velvet Green

13. Hunting Girl

14. Too Old To Rock'N'Roll

15. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony

16. Minstrel In The Gallery

17. Aqualung

18. Guitar Solo

19. Wind-Up

20. Back Door Angels

21. Wind-Up (Repise)

22. Locomotive Breath

23. Land Of Hope and Glory 

24. Back Door Angels (Reprise)

Ian Anderson - Flute, Guitar, Vocals 

Martin Barre - Guitar

John Glascock - Bass

Barriemore Barlow - Drums

John Evan - Keyboards

David Palmer - Keyboards, Saxophone

Ian Henderson’s Bag o’ Nails

 

 

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Brand X - The Bottom Line NY. 1978

Brand X - The Bottom Line
New York City, NY.
October 31, 1978
aka - Rated X
Soundboard or FM Source @320

 

Setlist: 

1 The Ghost Of Mayfield Lodge 18:04
2 Earth Dance 14:07
3 Black Moon 08:46
4 Nuclear Burn 12:07
5 Deadly Nightshade 19:49 

 

Morris Pert: Percussion
Mike Clark: Drums
Mike Miller: Guitar
John Goodsall : Guitar on "Access to Data" & "The Poke"
Percy Jones: Bass
Peter Robinson: Keyboards

 

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FEAR - The Paradise Studio Demos (1978)

FEAR - The Paradise Studio Demos (1978)
Studio soundboard @320

Tracks
Let's Have A War
Fresh Flesh
I Love Livin' In The City
I Don't Care About You
I'm Back
Intro/Waiting For The Gas
Disconnected
Fetch Me One More Beer
Here We Go Again
Love The Girls
Three Blind Mice
Cat Fight
Fuel Injected Papa

 

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The Inmates - Live U.S.A. 1980

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                                                           

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    HE'LL PUT YOU ON AND TELL YOU LIES HE'LL TELL YOU STORIES AND ALIBIS

PJ Harvey - Peel Sessions 1991, 1992, 1993

PJ Harvey - Peel Sessions
1991, 1992, 1993
FM Sources @VBR

 

August 29, 1991
1- Oh My Lover
2- Victory
3- Shela-na-gig
4- Water

October 28, 1992
1- Me Jane
2- Ecstasy

March 12, 1993
1- Primed and Ticking
2- Claudine the Inflatable One
3- Wang Dang Doodle
4- Naked Cousin

 

 

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The Smashing Pumpkins - Reel Time Sessions 1989

Smashing Pumpkins - Reel Time Sessions 1989
Studio soundboard recordings @flac +vbr

 

Two bootlegs from early Smashing Pumpkins studio sessions - tracks 1-20 are full-band electric, tracks 21-33 are just Billy on acoustic. Some of the songs were used to make the Moon demo tape, others were released on Gish or as singles, and some have been left in the past.

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More recording sessions with Mark Ignoffo, intended to constitute the first Smashing Pumpkins album.  Fortunately for the future of the band, these sessions did not produce an album as anticipated but the second demo tape Moon.  Billy Corgan also compiled a tape from these sessions called Gish, used for bookings and label solicitation in 1989 and 1990.  Corgan also made a number of homemade mix tapes for friends and fans that featured different configurations of material from these sessions.  While about half of the sessions have  appeared on various releases, the remaining half can be found on bootlegs, the highest quality as unmastered final mixes compiled on a DAT tape that had belonged to Mike Potential.

According to Corgan, the album originally came from Smashing Pumpkins' early vow of poverty. "The roots of Gish are the fact that the band had a policy then that nobody made any money from the shows, so we could save up to record," he explains. "It was amazing that everyone agreed to it because none of us had any money back then. So by 1989 we had collected a couple grand from playing club gigs. A guy named Mark Ignoffo, who lived in the neighborhood near where I worked at the used record store, had just graduated studio-engineering school. It turned out he had set up a studio in his parents' basement, so in 1989 we took that saved money and made an album — even though we had no one to make an album for. There was absolutely nobody interested in our band. So we just made an album-plus worth of material hoping somebody would become interested. And if you listen to that material, it sounds very much like Gish turned out. ~ More at Fandom 

 

  

Tracklist:

Egg
    Bury Me
    Bye June
    Cinnamon Girl [Neil Young cover]
    C'mon
    Daughter [extended]
    Daydream
    East [alternate version]
    Honeyspider
    Honeyspider [alternate version]
    I Am One [original 7" version]
    Love [not the MCIS track, a different song with the same title]
    Not Worth Asking
    Psychodelic
    Rhinoceros [alternate version]
    Rhinoceros
    Snap
    Stars Fall In
    With You
    Waiting for You Now
    Fat Man Blues [false start]
    Fat Man Blues [partial]
    Fat Man Blues [partial]
    Bleed
    She [abandoned]
    Vanilla
    My Dahlia [abandoned]
    A Trip Unto Bountiful
    Sun [abandoned]
    Stray Cat Blues [Rolling Stones cover]
    I Am One, Part 2
    My Dahlia
    Sun

 

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Irma Thomas LIVE in New Orleans 1998

Irma Thomas

Fair Grounds Race Course

Jazz & Heritage Festival

New Orleans LA

1998-05-02 

Digital Soundboard @320

01. Chicken Shack

02. To Be Real---Irma Thomas Intro

03. Love Makes a Woman

04. The Story of My Life

05. Love Don't Get Better Than This

06. Hold Me While I Cry

07. You Can Have My Husband

08. Hip Shakin' Mama

09. I Did My Part

10. Ruler of My Heart

11. Breakaway

12. It's Raining

13. I Done Got Over It---Iko Iko---Hey Pocky Way)

14. Band Introductions---Simply the Best

15. Sing It

Irma Thomas - Vocals

Warner Williams - Keyboards, Vocals

Kim Phillips - Keyboards

Arthur Bell - Guitar

Robert Harvey - Bass

Wilbert Widow - drums

Emile Hall - Saxophone, Vocals

Charles Earland III - Saxophone, Vocals

Frank Parker - Trumpet, Vocals

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Marcia Ball - Vocals (Track 15) 

Soul Queen Of New Orleans

The Cramps - You Betta Duck!

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

While I'm at it. This is an audience recording but with The Cramps does it matter?

1.Devil In A Blue Dress

2.You Got Good Taste

3.Call Of The Wighat

4.Thee Most Exalted Potentate Of Love

5.Sinner

6.Domino

7.What's Inside A Girl

8.Faster Pussycat

9.Psychotic Reaction

10.Garbage Man

11.T.V. Set

12.Mad Daddy

IF YOU WANT WILD LIVIN' FAST AND IF YOU WANT TO GIVE END UP GIVIN' YOUR ALL

 

 

The Cramps - Don't Eat The Stuff Off The Sidewalk (1976-1982 Demos)

The Cramps (1976-1982)
Don't Eat The Stuff Off The Sidewalk
Studio demo recordings @256

POISON IVY OF THE CRAMPS:
UNCROWNED QUEEN OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL

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The Cramps - Live Stockholm, Sweeden 1991

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted May 4, 2015

The Cramps - Live At Fryshuset

Stockholm, Sweeden 

November 8, 1991

Excellent FM Source @ sorry....128

I've been looking for a higher bit rate version of this for a long time. 

I guess this will have to do unless one of our esteemed visitors has a better quality

version of this recording.

 

Set List:

01 - Dames Booze Chains & Boots

02 - Mule Skinner Blues

03 - Aloha From Hell

04 - Bop Pills

05 - Everything Goes

06 - Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon

07 - I Wanna Get In Your Pants

08 - Goo Goo Muck

 

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The Cramps Memphis Studio Demos 1977

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

REBOOTED BY REQUEST FOR ROB ORGINALLY POSTED 6-27-18

Letters, boy do we get letters. It's my job to let you the reader know what we come up against. So with that in mind I will address a few of them. Our first letter comes from a Mr. Wife Mother of West Dakota he/she asks "Do you think 38 Special will ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame?  Well Mr. Wife or is it Mrs. Mother? I certainly hope so due to the fact that with them getting into said R&R hall of fame it will never legitimize the hollowed hall and for the few that give a fuck it will keep out riff-raff like The MC5 or the Replacements or well....fill in your favorite band here.  Next up from Chlamydia New Mexico a Mr. Bili Rubin asks "Is it possible to get a yeast infection in your throat?"  What the fuck. Do I look like a doctor to you? A Ms.Take asks "Don't you think we should deport children?" My answer to that is I think we should deport everybody with the exception of Myles Goodwyn, Barry Bonds, Tim Allen, The Bludgeon Brothers, J.R. Smith, Lindsay Lohan, Frances Bavier, and Ann Coulter. From a Mr. Wynn Stewart "Will Grand Funk reform this year? Well Mr. Stewart I've heard that as much as 575 dollars has been offered but so far no word from Mr. Schacher.  And finally from a Mr. Slev Presley. "Do you have Dr. Nichopoulos address?  Sorry Slev that I don't know.  RIP Nick Knox. No covers.

Songs
1.TV Set
2.Domino
3.Can't Hardly Stand It
4.Lonesome Town
5.I Was A Teenage Werewolf
6.Sunglasses After Dark
7.Human Fly
8.Love Me
9.Uranium Rock
10.The Way I Walk
11.Strychnine
12. Surfin Bird
13.I'm Cramped


WELL I'M GETTING TIRED OF WORKING HARD EVERY DAY WORKING REAL HARD NOT GETTING MUCH PAY

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John Lee Hooker - San Francisco, CA. 1985

John Lee Hooker & Coast to Coast Blues Band
w/ Carlos Santana
Air Lift Benefit
The Polo Fields, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA.
June 23rd, 1985
Excellent Soundboard Recording @256

 

Set List:

01. Shake Your Money Maker 
02. I Don't Know 
03. JLH Intro >One Monday Morning * 
04. I Don't Know * 
05. Boom,Boom * 
06. Serve Me Right To Suffer * 
07. High Heeled Sneekers * 
08. Boogie Chillin' * 
09. Jam 

* with Carlos Santana

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Miles Davis - Live Tokyo, Japan 1973

Rebooted...Originally posted February 26, 2014
Upgraded links!

Miles Davis - Shinjuku Kosei Nenkin Hall

June 19, 1973

Tokyo, Japan

Pre FM Source @320 + Flac

 

 

Set List:
Disc 1 (Set 1 - 45:08)
01. Applause
02. Turnaroundphrase
03. Tune in 5
04. Right Off
05. Funk [Prelude, pt 1]
06. Tune in 5
07. Applause
 

Disc 2 (Set 2 - 45:50)
08. Ife
09. Agharta Prelude
10. Zimbabwe

 

Band:
Miles Davis - trumpet, organ
Dave Liebman - tenor and soprano saxophones
Pete Cosey - guitar, percussion
Reggie Lucas - guitar
Michael Henderson - electric bass guitar
James “Mtume” Heath - congas, rhythm box, table percussion
Al Foster - drums

 

A big round of applause and thanks to plaz_restore, Bocci, nobody and every one who worked on this and helped shared it among the fans.

 
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Tokyo '73

 

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IF - Roslyn NY. 1974

IF - My Father's Place
Roslyn, NY
March 5, 1974
WLIR FM Source @VBR

IF was a seminal jazz-rock band formed in 1969 as Britain's answer to the pioneering US bands Blood, Sweat and Tears and Chicago. The main difference was that IF did not have a trumpet or trombone player and featured two saxes instead. Essentially a live band, true to its strong jazz influences IF was probably the only jazz-rock group, both then and now, to feature solos by all the band members, not just by the lead instruments.

They toured extensively in Europe and the States during the early Seventies, performing at most of the major venues and festivals of the day (Newport, Reading, Fillmores East & West, Whiskey A-Go-Go, The Marquee, etc.) and shared billings with, amongst others, Miles Davis, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Leon Russell as well as many of the classic rock bands of the day, such as Cream, Traffic, Yes, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk Railroad, Ten Years After, KISS, Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Like the early Chicago, they were difficult to classify with any of their contemporaries; they seemed out of place wherever they played, and were considered too jazzy when billed with groups with a more rock orientation and too bluesy or loud when billed with more jazz-oriented bands.

IF thus became one of the most highly-acclaimed groups of the Seventies to never quite make the big time, despite good record sales and full venues. The band was managed and its albums produced by Lew Futterman, who had previously produced US jazz/soul stars Brother Jack McDuff and J.J. Jackson, amongst others. Signed on by Chris Blackwell, an enthusiastic early fan, to Island Records in the UK and to Capitol Records in the US, their first album, IF (1970), entered the charts in both the States (Billboard) and the UK, as well as winning a design award for its cover, and was followed that same year by IF 2, also released on Island and Capitol.

The albums IF 3 (1971) and IF 4 aka "Waterfall" (1972) were accompanied by heavy touring schedules in the States and Europe, especially in Britain and Germany, where the band appeared on TV (BBC's Top of the Pops/Old Grey Whistle Test in the UK and one of their tracks was used as a signature tune for the news in Germany). Finally, in the summer of 1972, the band had to come off the road in the middle of a US tour when Dick Morrissey was admitted to hospital for major surgery. As a result of the break-up, the band members went off to work on other projects.More @ Prog Archives

 

 

Setlist:

01. What Did I Say About The Box Jack - 13:30
02. Chiswick High Road Blues - 07:18
03. In The Winter Of Your Life - 05:22
04. I Believe In Rock & Roll - 05:49
05. Follow That With Your Performing Seals - 09:05
06. Raw Sewage - 09:24

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Richard Thompson LIVE in Amsterdam NL 2007

Richard Thompson

Paradiso

Amsterdam NL

2007-10-09 

Radio 6-FM Broadcast @320

01. Radio Intro

02. Dad's Gonna Kill Me

03. I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight

04. Al Bowlly's in Heaven

05. Vincent Black Lightning

06. Who Knows Where the Time Goes

07. One Door Opens

08. I'll Never Give It Up

09. Mingulay Boat Song

10. A Man in Need

11. Bone Through Her Nose

12. Wall of Death

13. Read About Love

14. Sunset Song

15. FM Announcer

16. Mr. Stupid (Fades Out)

Richard Thompson - Guitar, Vocals

Danny Thompson - Bass

Pete Zorn - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Saxophone, Flute, Tin Whistle

Michael Jerome - Drums

 Magic

The Cramps - Vancouver, BC 1992

The Cramps - Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, BC
March 18, 1992
Soundboard @flac


LINEAGE:
No Info. Traded WAV files on Data DVD > FLAC Frontend level 8 by me

 

TRACKLIST:
01 Dames, Booze, Chains & Boots
02 Muleskinner Blues
03 Aloha From Hell
04 Bop Pills
05 Everything Goes
06 Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon
07 Hipsville 29 B.C.
08 Bend Over, I'll Drive
09 I Wanna Get In Your Pants
10 Hard Working Man
11 Goo Goo Muck
12 Miniskirt Blues
13 Sunglasses After Dark
14 Two-Headed Sex Change
15 Blow Up Your Mind
16 Eyeball In My Martini
17 Alligator Stomp
18 Shortnin' Bread
19 The Crusher / Surfin' Bird (only the beginning)

 

Thanks to the original poster and source!

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Powerman 5000 - Mega! Kung Fu Radio {1997}

Powerman 5000 - Mega! Kung Fu Radio
Studio recordings @320
Out of Print

  Before Powerman 5000 went in an industrial metal direction, they crafted a unique sound like no other and defined the variety of nu metal at its core. They blended hip hop, their own stoner-sounding rapping, knockout metal grooves, funky bass, 70's metal style soloing, varied percussion, and more in a seamless mix. Incredibly fun too, perfectly both creative and entertaining. It's like Clutch making a nu metal album.

Mega!! Kung Fu Radio is booming with personality, infectious hooks, heavy grooves, high energy, and Spider One's deadpan delivery of abstract lyricism. What separates Powerman from other rap metal bands is how perfectly they play in both genres. They aren't just rapping over metal riffing, they're blending chunky metal grooves with funky hip hop rhythms seamlessly like they were meant for each other. It's a perfect way to get a metal fan into hip hop, or vice-versa.

I love this whole album, so it's hard to really highlight any particular song, describing the sound as a whole is a lot easier. However, Organizized, 20 Miles to Texas 25 to Hell, Standing 8, and hidden track File Under Action are some particular favorites if I had to choose. File Under Action is the purest hip hop track on the album, with a perfect use of a droning atmosphere and effective placement of guitar riffing and feedback that's made ultra-heavy whenever it appears. Spider One carries great flow throughout the album, but this is among his best performances.

The 90's were an incredibly creative time for music, and Powerman 5000 shows some of the best part of that for both the world of metal and hip hop. ~Metal Archives 

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