Saturday, November 8, 2014

Dr. Feelgood - Live Bonn Blues Festival 1987

Back from The Dead...From the Original FBS archives!
Originally posted November 8, 2014

Dr. Feelgood - Bonn Blues Festival
Bonn, Germany
September 27, 1987
FM Source @ 320

I could have sworn I posted this before, but I can't find it on any of our blogs.

 
Set List:
01 Dust My Broom
02 Quit While You're Behind
03 Back In The Night
04 Milk & Alcohol
05 Shotgun Blues
06 Hunting, Shooting, Fishing
07 Riot In Cell Block #9
08 Down At The Doctors
09 Come On Over Here
10 Instrumental
11 Route 66 

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Thursday, November 6, 2014

Mordred - The Next Room - 1994 {Out of Print}

 Mordred - The Next Room
Studio Recordings @192
{Out of Print}

Review by Metal Archives 

Kind of a thrash, metal, funk type thing going on here. 

Track List:
01. Lo-Cal, Hi-Fiber
02. Skid
03. Crash
04. Splinter Down
05. Shut
06. Pauper's Wine
07. Acrophobia
08. Murray the Mover
09. In a Turn
10. The Trellis
11. The Next Room Over
12. Rubber Crutch 

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Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Elliott Smith - Live Washington, DC. 1998

Elliott Smith  - Live at The Black Cat
 April 17, 1998
Washington, DC.
Soundboard @flac


No one could honestly claim to be surprised when they heard Elliott Smith had committed suicide. Plenty of folky singer-songwriters have a reputation for making introspective, melancholy music, but none quite like Smith's. To some critics he was Mr Misery - a pun on Miss Misery, the song from the soundtrack of Good Will Hunting for which he was Oscar-nominated in 1998. He was the "unhappiest man in the land", a singer you didn't so much listen to as commiserate with.

According to his friend, singer Mary Lou Lord, Smith was the heir to the tragic mantle of her former boyfriend, Kurt Cobain: he was making records for "the sad kids". His gloom was more than sulky posturing: when Smith sang about heroin addiction or alcoholism or depression, he was singing about things he had experienced first-hand.

The cover of his second, eponymous solo album, released in 1995, features a grainy image of bodies falling from a high building. Another, 1996's Either/Or, was named after a book by Kierkegaard, in which the philosopher posited that the aesthete would eventually find himself in a state of despair. As one tribute article wryly noted, you couldn't say that Smith didn't warn you.

That is not to say the circumstances of his death were not shocking. Last year, just before lunchtime on Tuesday, October 21, Smith apparently had an argument with his girlfriend, fellow musician Jennifer Chiba, at their home in Silverlake, Los Angeles. As the row got worse, Smith threatened to commit suicide.

Like most of Smith's close friends, Chiba was used to him making melodramatic threats about ending his life. After all, this was a man who, when he decided to relocate from Portland to Brooklyn in the late 1990s, bade farewell to his Oregon friends by informing them that it was likely he would never see them again because he was "probably going to kill himself".

Chiba ignored him and locked herself in the bathroom. She then heard a scream. Returning to the living room, she found Smith standing with his back to her. When he turned around, she saw a kitchen knife sticking out of his chest. Smith had stabbed himself in the heart. Despite emergency surgery, he was pronounced dead 20 minutes after arriving at hospital. He was 34 years old.
~Alexis Petridis - The Guardian


Set List:
angeles
division day
clementine
waltz #2 (xo)
between the bars
southern belle
jealous guy (
john lennon cover)
say yes
oh well, okay
no name #4
rose parade
alameda
pictures of me
some song
biggest lie
st ides heaven
care of cell 44
(zombies cover)

speed trials
thirteen (big star cover)
no name #3


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Black Cat '98

Sunday, November 2, 2014

St. Vincent - Live Austin City Limits Festival 2014

St. Vincent - Live Austin City Limits Festival
October 10, 2014
Austin, Texas
Soundboard @ 320

Featuring Annie Erin Clark whose St. Vincent project gained praise for emotionally intricate songwriting and the blending of rock, jazz, electronic, and classical touches.
AMG

Clark's run as one of the past decade's most distinct and innovative guitarists, though she's never one to showboat. Her harmonic-filled style bears the influence of jazz (she picked up a lot of her signature tricks from her uncle, the jazz guitarist Tuck Andress) and prog rock, two genres known to embrace sprawl. But Clark's freak-outs are tidy, modular and architecturally compact—like King Crimson rewritten by Le Corbusier.
~Lindsay Zoladz - Pitchfork


Set List:
1-Rattlesnake
2-Digital Witness
3-Cruel
4-(banter)
5-Marrow
6-Actor Out of Work
7-Surgeon
8-Cheerleader
9-Birth in Reverse
10-Huey Newton
11-Bring Me Your Loves
12-Krokodil
13-Your Lips Are Red (with extended jam)


Check out the videos!!

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Austin '14

Monday, October 27, 2014

Cream - Live Oakland, CA. 1968

Cream - Alameda County Coliseum Arena
Oakland, California
October 4, 1968
Soundboard @320

Jack Bruce - R.I.P. ~ 14 May 1943 – 25 October 2014

Set List:
White Room (5:59)
Politician (5:09)
Crossroads (4:00)
Sunshine Of Your Love (5:10)
Spoonful (16:58)
Deserted Cities Of The Heart (4:42)
Passing The Time/Toad (10:32)
I'm So Glad (7:06)


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Oakland '68

Friday, October 24, 2014

Benjamin Booker - Live KEXP, Seattle, WA. 2014

Benjamin Booker - Live KEXP
Seattle, WA.
August 14, 2014
FM Source @192

Black Keys' frontman Dan Auerbach and Jack White might want to watch their backs: the 22-year old Florida-raised, New Orleans-based guitarist and singer Benjamin Booker is muscling into the blues-rock league.
More at the Guardian

Set List:
Have You Seen My Son
Wicked Waters
Happy Homes
Violent Shiver




KEXP '14

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Shriekback - Live 1983-1984 {Part Two}

Shriekback - Live 1982-1985 Part Two



From the Dave Sez archive:
Shriekback were formed in 1981 by XTC founding member Barry Andrews, original Gang of Four bassist Dave Allen and guitarist/vocalist Carl Marsh. Joined by Andrews' drummer Martyn Barker in 1983, they played funk-inspired dance music and got frequent radio-plays in their key period of 1982-1985. Here is all I have, divided into two downloads:
Part One - BBC sessions and in concert,
Part Two - live in Holland 1983-1984.


Shriekback - 1983.04.17 Arena, Rotterdam, The Netherlands VPRO FLAC

1. Brink Of Collapse
2. Considerable
3. My Spine Is The Bassline


Thanks to FREDHEADSET and http://darkcircleroom4.blogspot.com/2012/09/shriekback-arena-rotterdam-netherlands.html


Shriekback - 1984.08.10 Amsterdam Paradiso FM 
(mp3@128, only version)

1. Flayling
2. Hand On My Heart
3. Feelers
4. Mothloop II
5. White Out
6. Suck
7. My Spine (Is The Bassline)


Thanks to Pete at http://ickmusic.com/2006/08/20/shriekback-live-at-the-paradiso/


Shriekback - 1984.09.21 Pandora's Rotterdam FLAC

1. Feelers
2. A Kind Of Fascination
3. Mothloop II
4. White Out
5. All Lined Up

Thanks to http://darkcircleroom4.blogspot.com/2014/05/shriekback-pandora-musicbox-de-doelen.html (mega.co.nz link still live) and to wiels at http://pandoras-music-box.blogspot.com/.


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Part 2


Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Green on Red - Live Spin Radio Concert 1985

GREEN ON RED - Live I-Beam
San Francisco, CA.
1985
"Spin Radio Concert Series" 
FM Broadcast @flac

Green on Red was an American rock band, formed in the Tucson, Arizona punk scene, but based for most of its career in Los Angeles, California, where it was loosely associated with the Paisley Underground. Earlier records have the wide-screen psychedelic sound of first-wave desert rock, while later releases tended more towards traditional country rock.

The band began in 1979 as The Serfers, a four-piece made up of Dan Stuart (vocals/guitar), Jack Waterson (bass), Van Christian (drums, later of Naked Prey) and Sean Nagore (organ), quickly replaced by Chris Cacavas. In the summer of 1980, the Serfers relocated to Los Angeles, where they changed their name to Green on Red (after the title of one of their songs) to avoid confusion with the local surf punk scene. Christian returned to Tucson and was replaced by Lydia Lunch sideman Alex MacNicol.

The band issued an overtly psychedelic, self-released red vinyl EP, sometimes called Two Bibles, though its first widely available record was an EP issued in 1982 by Dream Syndicate leader Steve Wynn on his own Down There label. Green on Red followed the Dream Syndicate onto Slash Records, which released the album Gravity Talks in the fall of 1983. San Francisco-based guitarist Chuck Prophet joined for the 1985 Gas Food Lodging (Enigma), after which MacNicol was replaced on drums by Keith Mitchell (later of Mazzy Star). In 2006 'Gas' was performed live in its entirety as part of the All Tomorrow's Parties-curated Don't Look Back series. Also in 1985, Stuart collaborated with Steve Wynn as "Danny and Dusty" on the album The Lost Weekend (A&M).
More at Wiki

Bio at AMG

See what was being written about back in 1985...
Spin Magazine 1985

Track List:
01. show intro/
02. /show intro
03. Hair Of The Dog
04. Down To The Bone> interview
05. Apartment 6> interview
06. commercial
07. interview
08. The Drifter> Sympathy For The Devil
09. interview
10. Funny How Time Slips Away
11. commercial
12. interview
13. Thats What Dreams Were Made For
14. This I Know
15. Fading Away
16. commercial
17. interview
18. Snake Bit
19. interview> Easy Way Out
20. interview> Brave Generation
21. commercial
22. interview> No Free Lunch
23. interview
24. show outro

 
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Spin Radio '85

Saturday, October 11, 2014

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live The Stone Pony 1988







Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Live The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, N.J.
December 29, 1988

Soundboard @256


Soundboard: master cassette > maxell XLII > cdrw > flac >MP3
Quality: Excellent (9.5/10) there is slight hiss audible
         during quiet portions between songs. No hiss heard
         during the performances.


Disc 1
01.   Untitled Shuffle
02.   Scuttlebuttin’
03.   House is a Rockin’
04.   Pride and Joy
05.   Ain’t Gone n’ Give Up On Love
06.   Tightrope
07.   Mary Had a Little Lamb
08.   Let Me Love You
09.   Leave My Little Girl Alone
10.   Superstition
11.   Willie the Wimp


Disc 2
01.   Crossfire
02.   Cold Shot
03.   Couldn’t Stand the Weather
04.   Life Without You
05.   Travis Walk
06.   Look at Little Sister
07.   Voodoo Child
08.   Texas Flood
09.   Say What!


Thanks to the original source!!
See download for additional notes...

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Stone Pony '88

Saturday, October 4, 2014

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Live at Phases of the Moon Festival 2014

Tedeschi Trucks Band - Live at Phases of the Moon Festival
Danville, IL
September 13, 2014
Soundboard @ flac or vbr


Source: SBD>Tascam US-322(24/96)>Laptop(24/96)
Lineage: Audacity(16/44)>TLH(8)
Taped by: Otterman

Set List:
Tuning
Made Up Mind
Do I Look Worried
All That I Need
Get What You Deserve
Darling Be Home Soon
Misunderstood
Bound For Glory
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
Shelter (Dedicated to Brian Farmer)
Must've Done Somebody Wrong
Don't Miss Me
Idle Wind
More And More
Keep On Growing
The Storm

Thanks to Otterman and archive.org!!!


Friday, October 3, 2014

Chicago - Live Nassau Coliseum, NY. 1977

Chicago - Live Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, NY.
May 20, 1977
aka - One to One
WLIR FM Source @192

Band:
Robert Lamm
Peter Cetera
Terry Kath
James Pankow
Walter Parazaider
Lee Loughnane
Danny Seraphine
Laudir De Olivera

Set List:
cd1
1 Intro 5:26
2 Mississippi Delta City Blues 6:25
3 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 4:04
4 Call On Me 5:49
5 You Are On My Mind 5:39
6 Once or Twice 4:06
7 Just You and Me 6:19
8 Lowdown 7:00
9 Free 4:56
10 Beginnings 7:10
11 Make Me Smile 3:14
12 So Much To Say 2:13
13 So Much To Give 1:32
14 Color My World 3:06
15 Color My World Jam 5:18
16 Set Change 1:58


cd2
1 Chatter 0:57
2 Anyway You Want 3:50
3 Questions 67 and 68 6:07
4 Scrapbook 4:05
5 A Hit by Varese 13:46
6 If You Leave Me Now 5:23
7 Uptown 6:52
8 Saturday in the Park 4:04
9 I’ve Been Searching So Long 4:38
10 Jam 7:38
11 25 or 6 to 4 10:19
12 I’m a Man 6:58
13 Feelin’ Stronger Every Day 4:58



Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Drive-By Truckers - Live Charlotte, NC. 2004

...from the FBS archives

Drive-By Truckers  - Live Visulite Theater 
July 29, 2004
Charlotte, NC. 
Soundboard @flac


Source: SBD + AKG c2000 -> MP2 -> DA P-1
Lineage: Sony R300 -> Behringer SP8024 Dig. Eq. -> BBE 362 Sonic Maximizer -> RNC 1773 Compressor -> ART DI/O Dig. Converter -> Tascam CDRW4U -> EAC -> Flac Frontend (level 8)
Taped by: Taper Roy



Disc one:
1. Where The Devil Don't Stay
2. Sinkhole
3. Decoration Day
4. (Somethings Got to) Give Pretty Soon
5. Careless
6. Sounds Better In The Song
7. Daddy's Cup
8. Lookout Mountain
9. Goddamn Lonely Love
10. The Day John Henry Died
11. Sweet Annette
12. Demonic Possession

Disc two:
1. Marry Me
2. Carl Perkins Cadillac
3. Dead Drunk and Naked
4. Guitar Man Upstairs
5. Never Gonna Change
6. The Boys From Alabama
7. Cotton Seed
8. Outfit
9. Women Without Whiskey
10. Let There Be Rock
11. Crowd

Disc three:
Encore:
1. Wrong For All These Years
2. Zip City
3. Play It All Night Long
4. Plastic Flowers On The Highway
5. Buttholeville
6. Sandwiches For The Road
7. Putting People On the Moon




Visulite Theatre '04

Monday, September 29, 2014

The Texas Bluesmen Revue - Live Berlin 1995

 The Texas Bluesmen Revue - The Floz
Berlin, Germany
February 22, 1995
Soundboard @320
{Out of Print}

In February and March 1995, seven Texas Blues musicians set out on a European journey to spread their Texas Style Of Blues from Athens to Amsterdam and many points in-between through four countries. The Texas Bluesmen European Rhythm & Blues Revue stars consisted of Texas blues veterans Curly 'Barefoot' Miller (92 yrs.), Robert Ealey (71 yrs.) and Joe Jonas (59 yrs.). So, what you have here is piece of Blues History. This is the Texas Bluesmen Revue recorded live at the Floz in Berlin, Germany on 22 February, 1995. This is probably the first and the last time this complete show will ever be performed.
~Richard Chalk

Joe Jonas / Harmonica, Vocals
Curly "Barefoot" Miller / Piano, Vocals
Robert Ealey / Vocals, Trambone 'Human Harp'
Tone Sommer / Guitar
Richard Chalk / Guitar
Andy Forster / Bass


 Track List:
1-Rock Me (06:42)
2-Blues With A Feeling (08:32)
3-The Hustler (04:54)
4-Mojo Backfired (05:29)
5-Blue Monday (05:09)
6-Kansas City (02:12)
7-Mardi Gras (02:39)
8-Curlys Blues (04:45)
9-Trouble Trouble (02:46)
10-Dust My Broom (04:52)
11-I Want My Love (03:50)
12-Why You Treat Me So Wrong (02:48)
13-I Want Your Love (05:44)
14-One Love, One Kiss (04:39)
15-Topcat Shuffle (06:46)


Berlin '95

Friday, September 26, 2014

Willie King & The Liberators - Live Roots & Blues 2007



Willie King & The Liberators - Live Roots & Blues Festival
Corte "Le Giare" di Ragazzola, Parma Italy
June 23, 2007
Soundboard @320

Willie King was born in Prairie Point, a community in Noxubee County, Mississippi near the Alabama border. Prior to recording, he worked as a share cropper, moonshine maker and traveling salesman to name but a few of his many occupations. Later he became active with the civil rights movement, which inspired him to write socially conscious blues songs. In 1983 he founded the Rural Members Association, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the traditional rural skills King had grown up with, which he called 'survival skills,' and helping improve his local community. In 1997, the Rural Members Association started the annual Freedom Creek blues festival, which has since received international recognition. He began recording in 1999 and his 2000 recordings Freedom Creek and I Am The Blues, were the first of several acclaimed albums.

King performed at national and international festivals but mostly played near his home, most notably as a regular at Bettie's Juke joint in Mississippi. He described his music as "struggling blues" because of its focus on the "injustices in life in the rural South".

King died from a heart attack shortly before his 66th birthday, near his home in the rural community of Old Memphis, Alabama, just a few miles from his birthplace.

~Wiki

Set List:
01 - I Like It Like That
02 - Writing In The Sky (Katrina)
03 - Ride Sally Ride
04 - Stand Up And Speak The Truth
05 - What's The Matter With The Deal
06 - You Were Wrong
07 - Crawling
08 - Baby Please Don't Go



Roots & Blues '07

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Mogwai - Live Seattle, WA. 2001


Mogwai - Live The Showbox
Seattle, WA.
March 21, 2001
Soundboard @ flac

Not everyone gets Mogwai, but that’s what makes them great. Theirs is a majestic, powerful sound where barely a word is spoken yet it is the antithesis of background music. Album and song titles bemuse, confuse and delight in equal measure and live, they are utterly unstoppable.
Mogwai are capable of tremendous beauty, poignant gloom, and ear-splitting sonic pyrotechnics.

Setlist:
01 Mogwai Fear Satan (cuts in)
02 Stanley Kubrick
03 You Dont Know Jesus
04 Cody
05 Small Children in the Background
06 Christmas Steps
07 Secret Pint / Helicon 1
08 2 Rights Make 1 Wrong
09 My Father My King
10 Helicon 2
11 Like Herod





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Seattle '01

Monday, September 22, 2014

Lucinda Williams - Live Slim's S.F., CA. 1989

Lucinda Williams - Live Slim's
San Francisco, CA.
January 28, 1989
Soundboard @flac


Set List:
1-I JUST WANTED TO SEE YOU SO BAD
2-CRESCENT CITY
3-TALK
4-BIG RED SUN BLUES
5-ABANDONED
6-BAND INTROS
7-FACTORY BLUES
8-THE NIGHT'S TOO LONG
9-WILD AND BLUE
10-IN MY GIRLISH DAYS
11-SIDE OF THE ROAD
12-DARK SIDE OF LIFE
13-LIKE A ROSE
14-I ASKED FOR WATER HE GAVE ME GASOLINE
15-CHANGED THE LOCK
16-PASSIONATE KISSES
17-CROWD/OUTRO


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Slim's '89

Thursday, September 18, 2014

R.E.M. - Live Atlanta GA. 1999

R.E.M. - Live Chastain Park Amphitheatre
Atlanta GA.
August 31, 1999
WNNX-FM Broadcast

FM Source @320


Set List:
01 Lotus
02 What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
03 So Fast, So Numb
04 Camera
05 Fall On Me
06 Suspicion
07 Jesus / New Test Leper
08 The One I Love
09 Daysleeper
10 Sweetness Follows
11 The Great Beyond
12 Begin The Begin
13 Country Feedback

14 At My Most Beautiful
15 Star 69
16 Losing My Religion
17 Man On The Moon
18 Walk Unafraid
19 encore break [0:42]
20 tuning [1:45]
21 Hope
22 Why Not Smile
23 Nightswimming
24 Crush With Eyeliner
25 Gardening At Night
26 Tongue
27 stage commentary
28 It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)


Losing My Religion
Leaving New York
Man On The Moon


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Atlanta '99

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Patti Smith - Live Hamburg, Germany 1996

Patti Smith - Live Musikhalle
Hamburg Germany
August 1, 1996
FM Source @320

Set List:
01 Wing
02 People Have the Power
03 Dancing Barefoot
04 Summer Cannibals
05 Wicked Messenger
06 Ghost Dance
07 Beneath the Southern Cross
08 Redondo Beach
09 Free Money
10 About a Boy
11 The Crystal Ship

12 When Doves Cry - Ain’t it Strange
13 Wild Leaves
14 People Have the Power
15 Gone Again
16 Please Be my guy
17 Because the Night - Band Intro
18 Land - Gloria
19 Farewell Reel



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Hamburg '96

Monday, September 15, 2014

The Cure - Live Paris, France 2001


The Cure - Intimately - Paris La Scène 
Paris, France
November 23, 2001
{Acoustic Show}
Very Good to Excellent Audience Recording @320


CD Art (original and alternative) included...

Set List :
1 - The Lovecats
2 - Mint Car
3 - Just Like Heaven
4 - High
5 - Lullaby
6 - Cut Here
7 - Friday I'm In Love
8 - Why Can't I Be You
9 - Boys Don't Cry
10 - Lovesong
11 - A Forest
12 - High
13 - Friday I'm In Love
14 - Fire In Cairo
15 - Boys Don't Cry

Thanks to the original source!

 
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La Scene '01

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Dave Alvin & The Guilty Men - Live Bowery Ballroom, NY 1999

Dave Alvin & The Guilty Men - Live Bowery Ballroom
New York, NY.
February 27, 1999
Soundboard @flac


Set List:
01. King Of California
02. New Highway
03. Mary Brown
04. Laurel Lynn
05. Border Radio
06. Dry River
07. Out In California
08. Haley's Comet
09. One Red Rose
10. Abilene
11. Thirty Dollar Room
12. Museum Of Heart
13. Blackjack David
14. Fourth Of July
15. American Music
16. Blue Wing
17. Albuquerque
18. Cowboys To Girls+
19. Marie Marie+


Dave Alvin: guitar, vocal
Rick Shea: guitar, lap steel guitar, pedal steel guitar, mandolin
Gregory Boaz: bass
Bobby Lloyd Hicks: drums
Joe Terry: keyboards, accordion
Chris Gaffney: vocal &, accordion +
Robbie Fulks: vocal +


 

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Bowery Ballroom '99