Bob Dylan - Laguna Seca Raceway, Monterey, CA 5/27/95
A nice FM Broadcast show from Bob's "Never Ending Tour" that began in early March in the Czech Republic and concluded on December 17 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, after a total of 116 shows.
Elvis Costello & The Rude 5
Tour Rehearsal - Arlington Theatre
Santa Barbara, California
May 25th 1991
https://workupload.com/file/NgDaRNeDPM6
Nirvana – Bang Tango
Velez Sarsfield Stadium , Buenos Aires , Argentina , October 30th , 1992
Soundboard recording
The story behind this show is that the crowd was rude to "Calamity Jane," the bands guest opening act. The crowd had thrown rocks and bottles forcing "Calamity Jane" to leave the stage. The show started with a long feedback session (not available on any disc). The band screws up many of songs on purpose, including stopping "Smells Like Teen Spirit", 20 seconds into the song and refusing to play it the rest of the night to punish the crowd. Kurt is pissed, and dictates the direction of the show on a whim (he didn't use a standard set list). He screws around with the opening chords to let Dave and Krist know what he wants to play next... including a rare performance of Beeswax. Kurt sings the first verse of "Come As You Are" with hey,hey, hey,hey.. (a hey for every syllable). Dave and Krist get into the action also... Dave plays cymbals jokingly during Polly, and chants "A, E, O" over and over during his and Krist's solo. The entire bass solo is a joke, and the poor Argentinean audience doesn't sound like they know the band is playing with them. The sound is excellent and the show is one that you'll want listen to over and over again. Every collector needs to get a copy of this.
https://workupload.com/file/HCawEyCQF94
Leon Russell
The Sting
New Britain, CT 1992-06-19
Intro
1. Jumpin' Jack Flash
2. Kansas City Woman
3. Back to the Island
4. Tightrope
5. Out in the Woods
6. Band Intros
7. No Man’s Land
8. Magic Mirror
9. Come On, Let the Good Times Roll
10. Dixie Lullaby
11. Love This Way
12. Faces of the Children
13. Jezebel
14. Too Much Monkey Business
15. Anything Can Happen
16. Sweet Mystery
17. Life of the Party
18. Lady Blue
19. Angel Ways
20. Stranded on Easy Street
21. Prince of Peace
22. Stranger in a Strange Land
23. Jesus He’s Alright
24. Delta Lady
25. Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms
26. Jumpin' Jack Flash (Reprise)
27. Encore:
28. A Song for You (Solo)
29. Kansas City Woman (Reprise) *
* Painted Black Intro
An Excellent Soundboard Recording!
The Band:
Leon Russel - Piano -Vox
Mark Lambert - Guitar
Bob Ramsey - Keys- Vox
Michael Selene - African Percussion
Ambrose Campbell - African Percussion
Danny Darling - Drums
Howard Duck- Keys
Damon Seals - Keys
Jackie Wesley - Bass
https://workupload.com/file/pPLgsFjezWS
Deep Purple with Joe Satriani
Live at open air festival, Sittertobel, Sankt Gallen
Switzerland, June 26th, 1994
Excellent FM Broadcast
Mark VI Line-up:
Ian Gillan
Ian Paice
Joe Satriani
Roger Glover
Jon Lord
https://workupload.com/file/H9VcWDdJBU3
INXS – Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles CA 15th November 1995
FM Broadcast
01. Johnson’s Aeroplane
02. The One Thing
03. Love Is (What I Say)
04. Kiss The Dirt
05. I Send A Message
06. Shine Like It Does
07. Good & Bad Times
08. Dancing On The Jetty
09. This Time
10. Listen Like Thieves
11. Burn For You
12. What You Need
13. Original Sin
14. One X One
15. Don’t Change
16. Same Direction
17. Black And White
18. The Swing
https://workupload.com/file/DVHysBnpNEX
Following the February 1970 release of their classic debut album, The Faces gigged far and wide, their rowdy and raucous style earning a devoted following. This classic performance from the Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA on October 28th 1970, was originally broadcast on KFOG-FM and finds them at their infectious best, on a selection of classics culled both from their catalogue and from Rod Stewart’s solo work.
Rod Stewart - vocals, Ron Wood - guitar, Ian McLagan - keyboards, Ronnie Lane - bass, Kenny Jones - drums
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Auditorium Shores, 1987 Austin TX
King Biscuit Flower Hour (KBFH) on 7/19/1987
With Special Guest: Bonnie Raitt, Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe
1 KBFH Intro 00:10
2 Hot Number 03:54
3 Kim Wilson Talks 01:16
4 Why Get Up 04:53
5 Fine, Fine, Fine 03:05
6 Wrap It Up 03:31
7 Stand Back 03:39
8 Streets Of Gold 04:19
9 Sofa Circuit 03:45
10 Look At That, Look At That 05:18
11 Tuff Enuff 04:37
12 Man Size Job 05:11
13 I Hear You Knockin' 04:36
14 KBFH Outro 00:20
The Fabulous Thunderbirds in concert at Auditorium Shores in Austin, TX in 1987. This concert was recorded on 5/25/1987 and broadcast on the King Biscuit Flower Hour (KBFH) on 7/19/1987 across the U.S. on affiliated stations, including KGSR-FM in Austin.
Kim Wilson - Vocals & Harmonica
Jimmie Vaughan - Guitar & Vocals
Fran Cristina - Drums
Preston Hubbard - Bass
Chuck Leavell - Keyboards
Special Guests:
Bonnie Raitt (Track 12)
Dave Edmunds & Nick Lowe (Track 13)
https://workupload.com/file/gH4hHGZyDzY
Bob Dylan & Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
With Special Guest John Lee Hooker
Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountainview View Ca. 1986
Bob Dylan with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and The Queens of Rhythm, in a live performance on 8/5/1986 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View CA. This was the second leg of the True Confessions tour. Recorded and broadcast by the Westwood One Radio Network across the U.S. on multiple FM stations.
1. Shake A Hand 03:55
2. Positively 4th Street 04:29
3. Clean Cut Kid n03:52
4. I'll Remember You 05:13
5. Shot Of Love 05:46
6. We Had It All 05:25
7. Masters Of War 05:37
8. Listen To Her Heart 03:15
9. Straight Into Darkness 05:57
10. The Waiting 06:15
11. Breakdown 07:54
12. It Ain't Me, Babe 06:02
13. One Too Many Mornings 04:32
14. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 07:28
15. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know 05:11
16. Band Of The Hand 04:16
17. When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky 05:58
18. Lonesome Town 04:39
19. Ballad Of A Thin Man 05:48
20. Even The Losers 04:06
21. Spike 08:55
22. Tonight Might Be My Night 06:45
23. Caress Me Baby 07:04
24. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 02:56
25. Across The Borderline 04:19
26. I And I 06:49
27. Good Rockin' Mama 04:57
28. Like A Rolling Stone 06:02
29. In The Garden 07:27
30. Blowin' In The Wind 04:02
31. Uranium Rock 03:06
32. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 03:31
https://workupload.com/file/n2M9QNSC8cy
Queen - Rock In Rio Festival
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 11th & 18th January 1985
On January 12, 1985, Queen opened the Rock in Rio festival in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, performing in front of an estimated 250,000 attendees, which was the largest crowd ever assembled for a single concert at that time. The festival itself spanned multiple days, with Queen’s performance becoming one of the most iconic moments in live music history.
https://workupload.com/file/mSevtGQAcTV
David Bowie - Pinups 2 (Heads Down)
Liberated 2003 bootleg compilation from various sources.
https://workupload.com/file/6aPsksCqV4D
10cc - KBFH King Biscuit Flower Hour London '77
10cc live at Hammersmith Odeon in London, England on 6/18/1977. This concert was recorded by the King Biscuit Flower Hour (KBFH) and broadcast the week of 2/19/1978 on affiliate stations.
10cc was touring at this time to promote their latest album, Deceptive Bends, released a month earlier.
Note: This is not the same concert broadcast as the commercially released album King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents 10cc In Concert, which was recorded in 1975 and has a different set list.
1 01 Intro-British Biscuit 00:50
2 02 The Wall Street Shuffle 04:27
3 03 People In Love 04:05
4 04 Good Morning Judge 03:05
5 05 The Things We Do For Love 03:44
6 06 I'm Not In Love 05:55
7 07 Outro-British Biscuit 00:39
https://workupload.com/file/j39q5mpgDHu
Dr. Pepper Central Park Music Festival
Source: FM cassette master
Taped by Bob MacFarland (emoto on LL)
Format: Flac
lineage:
wplj simulcast>bic beam box antenna>sansui 9090 receiver>hitachi d850
maxell xl-II90's, dolby b
nak dragon>hd-p2 24/96>pc>cd wave>adobe audition 2.0 16/44.1>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 1/11/10
Quality: A
My notes: This is an excellent show for the age. Excellent recording excellent sound. This is Arlo Guthrie with Shenandoah, Shenandoah was Arlo's band for a long time.When I was growing up Arlo and his wife Jackie use to drive around town in there big Black Cadillac. My dad was Alrlo's lawyer for many years when I was growing up. My dad would take me to Arlo's house and we would have lunch with Arlo and Jackie and whoever else was home at the time. I was probably around 13-14 years old at that time! Just some fun tid bits from the past!
disc one: 45:42
01 - Daniel Prayed Every Morning
02 - ?
03 - Sailing Down My Golden River
04 - Ulkulele Lady
05 - Cooper's Lament
06 - Acres Of Clams
07 - No More Nukes
08 - City Of New Orleans
09 - My Love
10 - Percy's Song
11 - Anytime
12 - My Daddy Flies A Ship In The Sky
13 - Deportee
disc two: 47:44
01 - /This Land Is Your Land
02 - Prologue
03 - Which Side Are You On
04 - Wedding Song
05 - Waimanalo Blues
06 - St. Louis Tickle
07 - The Motorcycle Song
08 - Coming Into Los Angeles
09 - Last Train
10 - Meeting At The Building
11 - Stealin'
12 - Hobo's Lullaby
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/2lxzodcc0zz85j2/AG+7-21-79+fbsvw.rar/file
Rebooted...
Last posted April 23, 2020
In 1972, Miles Davis released On The Corner. In his autobiography,
Miles felt Columbia Records didn't push the album, which added to his
frustrations, but it was also a time when Miles learnt more of
Stockhausen's concepts of music. He said: "I had always written in a
circular way and through Stockhausen I could see that I didn't want to
ever play again from eight bars to eight bars, because I never end
songs; they just keep going on."
With percussionist Mtume Heath and guitarist Pete Cosey in the
lineup, "the band settled down into a deep African thing, a deep
African-American groove, with a lot of emphasis on drums and rhythm, and
not on individual solos."
Miles added: "I would try exploring one chord with this band, one
chord in a tune, trying to get everyone to master these small little
simple things like rhythm. We would take a chord and make it work for
five minutes with variations, cross rhythms, things like that. Say Al
Foster is playing in 4/4, Mtume might be playing in 6/8, or 7/4, and the
guitarist might be comping in another time signature, or another rhythm
altogether different. That's a lot of intricate shit we were working
off this one chord."
For audiences attending this show in London in 1973, they would have
thought of Miles playing tracks from On The Corner. But for many, the
performance, though fiery, probably sounded more like improvisations and
noddlings. Tracks like Turnaroundphrase and Tune In 5, which featured
here, would only reach a wider audience with the release of the Dark
Magus live album in 1974.
For now, fans can say a word of thanks to saxophonist Dave Liebman
who had the presence of mind to put a tape recorder on stage and record
the shows.
As valleybird commented on the internet: "This is an excellent stage
recording, and so is the performance itself! Click on start, close your
eyes if you like, and be on stage with the band! Thanks to Dave Liebman,
who I believe is the source of this tape. What you get here is an
excellent capture of the stage sound at a Victorian entertainment
theater, the Rainbow Theater. The sound of the drums sound natural...
There is only low interference of the PA, what you get is their stage
amp line, which wasn't so bad for this time. A really interesting
recording for audiophiles too."
~by bluesever
First set
Turnaroundphrase (M. Davis) 11:55
Tune in 5 (M. Davis) 10:24
Unknown title 730620 (M. Davis) (with applause, announcement) 21:27
Second set
Right Off (M. Davis) 13:38
Ife (M. Davis) 20:50
Calypso Frelimo (M. Davis) (incomplete) 12:18
Cut off at 12:18.
fbsvw
This is a re-post from few years ago when I used to use Rapidshare
Format: Flac
Source: Master audience recording
Quality: B+ - A-
lineage: audience recording unknown gen. > cool edit > CDR > flac
Download size: One file 326 MB
Notes: Ash Ra Temple Were a German Group in the early seventies. The group was originally founded by guitarist Manuel Göttsching, keyboardist/drummer Klaus Schulze, and bassist Hartmut Enke in 1971. This is an excellent stereo audience recording with a nice ambiance This is heavy echo guitar stuff reminiscent of Pink Floyd's meddle excellent stuff.
line up:
Manuel Göttsching - Guitar, Organ
Lutz Ulbrich - Guitar, Synthi A
John Strawn - Synthi A
Set List:
1.echo waves I (28:08)
2.improvisation (15:19)
3.quasarsphere (25:38)
4.echo waves II (17:28)
Enjoy or not!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/z966yuf6kagerbh/ART_1974_fbsvw.rar/file
Source: AUD recording
Format: Flac
Lineage: ?>CDR>WAV?Flac
Sound: Fair, but an excellent show for its age!
If you have this show, this version should be a modest upgrade, however it's
still pretty rough. The beginning of the acoustic set is particularly difficult
to hear. There isn't distortion. Rather, it sounds like the taper was
very far away, and using mediocre equipment. There isn't a lot of hiss
that one would expect for a recording this old. I don't think it was traded
much. The original recording was difficult to hear. This one is better, but
not great. Once one gets adjusted to the sound, it's listenable. The only
comparable recording I can think of, in terms of sound, is the LA show in
6/70.
I did a number of things to "improve" the sound. I applied a very small
amount of NR to reduce hiss. I applied EQ to bring out the music as much
as possible and reduce the sound of the hall (which was louder than the
music). I compressed and levelled it because the dynamics were all over
the place and the volume varied wildly.
The reason to download this one regardless of the sound is Crosby's performance
of "Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves)", Neil's "Expecting To Fly", the
intro jam prior to "Pre-Road Downs", and a 25 minute "Down By The River".
Fortunately, the sound is a little better in these spots.
runtime: 102:12 (minutes/seconds)
Disc One 47:59
---------
1. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (poor sound) 8:38
2. Blackbird 2:39
3. Helplessly Hoping 2:38
4. Guinnevere 2:55
5. Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves) 4:01
6. Lady Of The Island 2:53
7. Black Queen 5:11
8. 49 Bye-Byes > For what it's worth 6:56
9. Expecting To Fly 4:41
10. On The Way Home 3:42
11. You Don't Have To Cry (end cuts) 3:40
Disc Two 54:12
---------
1. (Intro Jam), Pre-road downs 5:48
2. So Begins The Task 4:32
3. Long Time Gone 6:15
4. Woodstock 5:00
5. Wooden Ships 7:08
6. Down By The River 25:26
from the original post:
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remaster notes:
this was posted on Dec. 28, 2008 by the chief123 at torrent #229302.
this thing needed MEGA ICPVR (individual clap peak volume reduction) and mike bump
reduction, since there were lots of loud claps and bumps of the mike that
were louder than any music in here. (not any more). the beginning of track 10
had the end of track 9 on it so I've fixed that, and added track times.
I also removed a couple of short gaps (apparently in the source recording)
to make this a seamless, and much smoother listen than it was.
remaster lineage:
flac (wav > flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
Enjoy or Not!!
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/bhit1o5d5vhept8/fbsvw_CSNY.rar/file
Back Cover
Notes on the Band:
There is no reliable information about the history of this band.
Apparently this album was recorded in Wakefield between 1970-1971,
England, engineered and produced by Mike Levon.
It collects Their
Contributions to Astral Navigations, Gagalactyca, Loose Routes I and II.
"David J. Smith (formerly of David John and the Mood) co-produced and
sang on some tracks of an" ad hoc "group (ie They Were the studio
creation) called Thundermother During 1969.
This one band shared with LP Light years Away called "Astral Navigations" (Holyground 1971).
Thundermother's Contribution was recorded over one weekend.
Acid
guitars, Hard Acid rock, heavy Acid Psych, Heavy Acid Prog, Acid Blues
!! Progressive/hard rock featuring a lot of fuzzed guitar!!
Track List:
01.Someday 13:41
02.Country Lines 1:05
03.Boogie Music 4:48
04.Woman 3:17
05.Lady (Lay By Me) 3:39
06.The People Show 3:55
07.Come on Home 4:53
08.Woman in My Life 4:17
09.Rock Me Babe 6:03
10.Boogie Music (Coke Version) 4:53
11.Duce Blues 1:14
12.Watch Your Step 3:30
13.You Know Me Babe 1:26
14.Come on Home (Space Version) 7:31
Thundermother:
David John - lead vocals, percussion
Dave "Ginner" Millen - lead vocals, lead guitar, bass
Frank Newbould - guitar, bass, vocals
Fred Kelly - drums, percussion
Dave Wilkinson - piano
Dave Smith "Daz" - bass
Jerusalem Smith - Drums On "Woman"
Don't miss this most excellent late 60s early 70 type psychedelic rock Album it is a one of a kind.
Enjoy or not!
PW: fbsvw
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/52qzunjok961dsy/Thunder+1970-71.rar/file
Hawkwind 1984-02-16 Thames Hall, Slough, UK
Earth Ritual Preview Tour
Source: Stuart Barton audience master
Lineage: Aud (Aiwa Walkman / external stereo mic) > Adobe Audition > FLAC > WAV > CD Wave Editor (split into individual tracks) > FLAC
Sound quality: I would give this 7-8 out of 10
Artwork: Haven't managed to find any and given the incomplete nature of this show, I doubt it exists, but if someone would like to create some that would be great
Band:
Dave Brock
Nik Turner
Huw Lloyd Langton
Harvey Bainbridge
Dead Fred
Rick Martinez
Tracklist:
XX.Dream Dancers [MISSING]
XX.Coded Languages [MISSING]
XX.Angels Of Death [MISSING]
XX.Dragons And Fables [MISSING]
XX.Green Finned Demon [MISSING]
XX.Ghost Dance [MISSING]
XX.Brainstorm [MISSING]
XX.Dust Of Time [MISSING]
XX.Brainstorm [MISSING]
XX.Dream Worker [MISSING]
XX.Born To Go [MISSING]
XX.Urban Guerilla [MISSING]
XX.Paradox [MISSING]
XX.Utopia [MISSING]
XX.Social Alliance [MISSING]
XX.Ejection [MISSING]
XX.Uncle Sam's On Mars [MISSING]
01.Iron Dream
02.Watching The Grass Grow
03.Night Of The Hawks
04.Motorway City
Stuart's original notes:
"Recorded using an Awia recording Walkman and an external stereo mic from the center of the hall onto TDK SA C90 tapes with Dolby off.
Transferred in March 2007 to Adobe Audition. I have only used Hard Limiting on loud crowd sections of applause and not any music. Apart from that I have only Normalised.
This is part of the 1st show of the Earth Ritual Preview tour.
Unfortunately the first C90 was stolen from our car while we were at the Manchester gig a few days later. Fortunately the rest of it is in circulation."
A huge thank you to Stuart for taping this show and giving permission for it to be tracked in a form suitable for Dime.
Please support the band by buying their official releases / merchandise and going to their gigs (on tour 2009 - 40TH Anniversary!! - check http://www.hawkwindmuseum.co.uk/tour%20dates.htm for dates).
PW fbsvw
Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/4h0713gszyudb69/Hawk86.rar/file
