Set List: 01 Intro / Jumpin' Bad (instrumental)
02 Scratch My Back >
03 Too Many Drivers
04 Full Time Lover
05 My Babe
06 She's Tuff
07 You Ain't Nothin' But Fine
08 When You Cross Your Heart *
09 Extra Jimmies
10 Can't Tear It Up Enough
11 Give Me All Your Lovin'
12 Instrumental
13 {Encore} : Marked Deck
14 The Crawl
Live at the Tower Theater Philadelphia, Pa. - March 6, 1977 Broadcast Source/ Soundboard @256 Liberated Bootleg
After trying to do some research on this I found that there are a ton of different versions. One with just Muddy Waters set. One with just Johnny Winter's. A version of both set along with James Cotton.
Here is the version of this show with Muddy and Johnny.
Muddy Waters Johnny Winter Pinetop Perkins Willie Smith James Cotton Charles Calmese Bob Margolin
Pearl Jam – Completely Unplugged - The Acoustic Broadcast
Tracks 1-12 are the complete recording, in correct running order, from the acoustic MTV Unplugged, recorded at Kaufman Astoria Studios, Queens, NY, 16th March 1992
Rebooted...again
Originally posted October 12, 2017 and April 14. 2022
Oingo Boingo - Irvine Meadows Irvine, CA, Halloween Show
Friday October 30, 1987
Broadcast source @128
1 unchaptered file
2hr 12min.
*Separated Tracks Notes*
I had some time so I dove into cutting the OB 1987 show up into tracks.
Notes: 1) I didn't edit the file at all, just separated it into tracks.
2) They're cut into FLAC 6 files, made with a free version of Audacity.
3) When there was more than several seconds of space and/or banter between tracks, I created 'stage banter' tracks.
4) There are 2 versions of 'It Only Makes Me Laugh.' One version has the crowd noise faded out after the song ends.
4)
Before No One Lives Forever, there was part of a song introduction for a
'new song' called Winning Side or The Winning Side. The recroding was
stopped before that song was played and No One Lives Forever kicks in,
mid song. I removed the intro for Winning Side and faded in the song.
That makes a good CD1 to CD2 break, if listeners want to burn onto disc.
5)
'Winning Side' was part of the soundtrack of the then upcoming move
'She's Out of Control.' The song was included on at least one later
album by OB, and versions are available on YouTube. ~Gman
The band did 2 Halloween shows. This one and another on October 31st.
Setlist: 1. Dead Man's Party 2. Home Again 3. Dead Or Alive 4. Who Do You Want To Be 5. Private Life 6. Help Me 7. We Close Our Eyes 8. My Life 9. Sweat 10. Grey Matter 11. Gratitude 12. Stay 13. It Only Makes Me Laugh 14. No One Lives Forever 15. Just Another Day 16. New Generation 17. Not My Slave 18. Insects 19. Elevator Man 20. Wild Sex 21. Capitalism 22. Nothing To Fear 23. On The Outside 24. Goodbye, Goodbye 25. Weird Science 26. Little Girls 27. Violent Love 28. Nasty Habits 29. No Spill Blood 30. Only A Lad 31. Ain't This The Life
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Set List: 01 Misunderstood 02 Give Back The Key To My Heart 03 Forget The Flowers 04 California Stars 05 I Am Trying To Break Your Hearts 06 Art of Almost 07 Hummingbird 08 Dawned on Me 09 Via Chicago 10 Impossible Germany 11 Heavy Metal Drummer 12 I’m The Man Who Loves You 13 A Shot In The Arm
Rebooted by request...
Originally posted July 21, 2014
Wilco - Austin City Limits 2013 Austin, TX. October 12, 2013 Broadcast Rip @128
Set List: 01 Misunderstood 02 Give Back The Key To My Heart 03 Forget The Flowers 04 California Stars 05 I Am Trying To Break Your Hearts 06 Art of Almost 07 Hummingbird 08 Dawned on Me 09 Via Chicago 10 Impossible Germany 11 Heavy Metal Drummer 12 I’m The Man Who Loves You 13 A Shot In The Arm
Gil Scott-Heron - Ohne Filter Baden-Baden, Germany March 1984 Broadcast source @320
2 Un-chaptered files @ 58:18
This set includes songs from his most recent album at that time, "Moving Target" (1982), as well as from his earlier albums.
No set list was available for this recording.
Musicians: Gil Scott-Heron - Piano & Vocals Kim Jordan - Keyboards & Backup Vocals Ron Holloway - Saxophone Robert Gordon - Bass Larry McDonald - Percussion Rodney Young - Drums
Gil Scott-Heron was an American jazz poet, singer, musician, and author known for his work as a spoken-word performer in the 1970s and 1980s. His collaborative efforts with musician Brian Jackson fused jazz, blues, and soul with lyrics relative to social and political issues of the time, delivered in both rapping and melismatic vocal styles. He referred to himself as a "bluesologist", his own term for "a scientist who is concerned with the origin of the blues". His poem "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised", delivered over a jazz-soul beat, is considered a major influence on hip hop music.
Scott-Heron's music, particularly on the albums Pieces of a Man and Winter in America during the early 1970s, influenced and foreshadowed later African-American music genres, including hip hop and neo soul. His recording work received much critical acclaim, especially for "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised". AllMusic's John Bush called him "one of the most important progenitors of rap music", stating that "his aggressive, no-nonsense street poetry inspired a legion of intelligent rappers while his engaging songwriting skills placed him square in the R&B charts later in his career."
Scott-Heron remained active until his death, and in 2010 released his first new album in 16 years, titled I'm New Here. A memoir he had been working on for years up to the time of his death, The Last Holiday, was published posthumously in January 2012. Scott-Heron received a posthumous Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012. He also is included in the exhibits at the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) that officially opened on September 24, 2016, on the National Mall, and in an NMAAHC publication, Dream a World Anew. In 2021, Scott-Heron was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, as a recipient of the Early Influence Award. (Wikipedia)
Ohne Filter was a live television program featuring international pop and rock groups from 1983 to 2001, broadcast by German public TV station SWF (Südwestrundfunk). In contrast to Rockpalast (WDR), which was broadcast from larger venues such as the Grugahalle, Ohne Filter was produced at the more intimate setting of a regular TV studio. By the end of 1983, it had become one of the most popular German television music programs. Around 300 episodes were produced, including performances by Chaka Khan, Joe Cocker, and Deep Purple, to name but a few. (Wikipedia)
Ozzy Setlist: 01. O Fortuna (intro)
02. I Don't Know
03. Mr. Crowley
04. Suicide Solution
05. Mama, I'm Coming Home
06. Crazy Train
Note: With Tommy Clufetos, Mike Inez, Adam Wakeman, and Zakk Wylde
Black Sabbath Setlist: 07. Sabbra Cadabra (tape)
08. War Pigs
09. N.I.B. (with band introductions)
10. Iron Man
11. Paranoid
Note: First show with Bill Ward since 2005. Performance was livestreamed
globally on ppv.com. Billed as the final live performances of Black
Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne.
Rebooted...Again
Originally posted June 3, 2014 and January 11, 2022
Gang Of Four - Live Rockpalast 1983
Zeche Bochum Bochum, Germany
October 3, 1983
Broadcast Source or DVD rip @320
This is the incarnation of the group that saw bassist Sara Lee (formerly
of Robert Fripp’s new wavey League of Gentlemen) replace Dave
Allen who had by that time left to form Shriekback with XTC keyboardist
Barry Andrews.
Andy Gill (Guitar)
Jon King (Vocals)
Hugo Burnham (Drums)
Sara Lee (Bass)
Set List: 01. We live as we dream alone 02. The Republic 03. Not great men 04. Why theory 05. Arabic 06. I will be a good boy 07. The history of the world 08. I love a man in a uniform 09. It doesn't matter 10. Paralyzed 11. What we all want 12. Independence 13. To hell with poverty 14. He'd send in the army 15. Call me up 16. World at fault 17. At home he feels like a tourist 18. Natural's not in it 19. Producer 20. Cheesburger (to go) 21. Damaged goods
Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD46) Total CD Time: 76:51 / 23 Tracks Matrix: TOBIN ROSCOE 09-08-86 CD5890 (96060102)
01. Pennyroyal Tea (Pachyderm Studios, Cannon Falls, MN 2/93) 02. Spank Thru (Reciprocal Recording Studios, Seattle, WA 06/11/88) 03. Territorial Pissings (Tonight With Jonathan Ross, Channel 4 Studios, London, UK 12/06/91) 04. Smells Like Teen Spirit (Top Of The Pops, BBC Television Studios, London, UK 11/27/91) 05. Rape Me (Teatro Castello, Roma, Italy 11/19/91) 06. Stay Away (Duffy's Tavern, Lincoln, NE 05/13/90) 07. Scoff (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 08. Love Buzz (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 09. Floyd The Barber (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 10. Here She Comes Now (Duffy's Tavern, Lincoln, NE 05/13/90) 11. D-7 (Reading Festival, Reading, UK 08/30/92) 12. Drain You (Melvins practice space, San Francisco, CA 4/91) 13. About A Girl (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 14. Lithium (Evergreen State College Television Studios, Olympia, WA 03/20/90) 15. Blew (Reciprocal Recording Studios, Seattle, WA 12/24/88) 16. All Apologies (Mayfair, Newcastle, UK 12/02/91) 17. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter/ My Sharona ...Salle Omnisports, Rennes, FR 02/16/94) 18. Sappy (Salle Omnisports, Rennes, FR 02/16/94) 19. Bambi Slaughter (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 20. Clean Up Before She Comes (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 21. Black And White Blues (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 22. Montage Of Heck (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 23. Escalator To Hell (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988)
Two-second gaps have been removed from about ten of the tracks.
Outcesticide III - The Final Solution 1995 Soundboards and Various sources @flac Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD39) Total CD Time: 74:19 / 23 Tracks Matrix: C 2404/mmBHP (95089121)
1. Rape Me (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 2. Pennyroyal Tea (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 3. Drain You (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 4. Marigold (a.k.a. Color Pictures Of A Marigold) (Upland Studios 23.12.90) Dave's original demo 5. Dive (Hanau 18.11.89) Early version, different lyrics 6. Mr. Moustache ("demo summer 1988") Early version with different lyrics 7. Blandest (Reciprocal 11.6.88) Original scrapped B-side of 'Love Buzz' Sub Pop 7" 8. Even In His Youth (Music Source Studios, Seattle 9/89) Early version 9. Polly (Music Source Studios, Seattle 9/89) Unfinished, Electric version 10. Smells Like Teen Spirit (MTV Studios 10.1.92) Live 11. Serve The Servants (Tunnel 23.2.94) Live, 'Tunnel', RAI Italian TV Studios 12. Dumb (Tunnel 23.2.94) Live, 'Tunnel', RAI Italian TV Studios 13. The Eagle Has Landed (a.k.a. tourette's) (Reading 30.8.92) Early live version 14. Aneurysm (Seattle 15.11.90) Early live version - different lyrics 15. Oh, The Guilt (Seattle 15.11.90) Early live version - different lyrics 16. Dive (VPRO 5.11.89) The 'Lost' radio session, VPRO, Hilversum, Holland 17. About A Girl (VPRO 5.11.89) The 'Lost' radio session, VPRO, Hilversum, Holland 18. The Money Will Roll Right In (Reading 30.8.92) Live cover of a Fang song 19. In His Hands (a.k.a. Verse Chorus Verse) (Seattle 15.11.90) Live version of an unreleased song with different lyrics 20. Curmudgeon (Ghent 23.11.91) The only live performance, from Belgium 21. Alcohol (a.k.a. High On The Hog) (Mezzago 26.11.89) For one night only this unreleased song was played in Italy 22. Run Rabbit Run (a.k.a. Raunchola) (Tacoma 23.1.88) Rough, but rare, the long forgotten set closer from 1987 23. Beans (Barnyard 12/88) Left off the 'Bleach' LP as Sub Pop thought they were retarded!
Prophets of Rage - Pinkpop Festival Landgraaf, Netherlands
June 5, 2017
Broadcast source @320
Set List 1.Prophets of Rage (Public Enemy cover) 2.Testify (Rage Against the Machine cover) 3.Take the Power Back (Rage Against the Machine cover) 4.Guerrilla Radio (Rage Against the Machine cover) 5.How I Could Just Kill a Man (Cypress Hill cover) 6.Bullet in the Head (Rage Against the Machine cover) 7.(Hip Hop medley featuring songs of Cypress Hill and Public Enemy by Chuck D, B-Real and DJ Lord) 8.Know Your Enemy (Rage Against the Machine cover) 9.Like a Stone (Audioslave cover) (with Serj Tankian) 10.Unfuck The World 11.Bulls on Parade (Rage Against the Machine cover) 12.Killing in the Name (Rage Against the Machine cover)
Members. B-Real – vocals. Chuck D – vocals. Tom Morello – lead guitar. Tim Commerford – bass guitar, backing vocals. DJ Lord – turntables, backing vocals. Brad Wilk – drums, percussion.
Rebooted by request...
Originally posted by hinterwald November 14, 2019 (~RIP~)
Herman Brood was a "heart and soul rock'n'roll junkie", "the greatest and only Dutch rock 'n' roll star" ... and an icarus - too near to the sun.
1978-12-09 Westfalenhalle Dortmund
01 Hit
02 Pullin It All Out
03 Too Slow
04 Street
05 Still Believe
06 Rock n Roll Junkie
07 Lost
08 Waiting For My Man
09 Back In Your Love
10 Saturday Night
11 Doin' It
12 Dope Sucks
13 Hot Talk
14 Hot Talk
15 One More Dose
16 Speedo
17 Phony
18 Pop
19 True Fine Mama
20 Prisoners
21 Skid Row
22 Never Enough
23 Last Mile
24 Can't Stand It
1990-12-11 Live Music Hall Cologne
01 Blue Ice Moon
02 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
03 It Ain't The Gun
04 Crackin' Up
05 It's You
06 Home
07 Beefin' It Up
08 Dope Sucks
09 Da Do Run Run
10 Cripple Without You
11 Rock'n'Roll Junkie
12 What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted
13 Heatwave
14 Cut Me Loose
15 Something Else
16 Legal In Amsterdam
17 Hit
Gary Clark Jr. - Live Glastonbury 2016 Pilton, Somerset, England June 26, 2016 BBC broadcast Source @vbr0
This was NOT TAKEN from the YouTube video
Setlist:
1. Blak and Blu 2. Bright Lights 3. Travis County 4. Next Door Neighboor Blues 5. Our Love 6. Cold Blooded 7. BYOB 8. Ain't Messin 'Round 9. When My Train Pulls In 10. Shake Don't Stop Baby Keep On Movement