Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers - Warehouse New Orleans, LA. August 8, 1978
Soundboard (?) @320
Marked as a soundboard...doubt it. You be the judge
Track List: 01 I Need To Know 02 Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll 03 Fooled Again (I Don't Like It) 04 American Girl 05 Don't Bring me Down 06 You're Gonna Get It! 07 Listen To Her Heart 08 Breakdown 09 Strangered In The Night 10 Too Much Ain't Enough 11 Shout 12 I Fought The Law 13 Route 66
RIP Tom Petty- Man, am I tired of doing this. Here I am again trying
to express a sense of loss, with words, which is hard enough to do
without the depressingly uncanny frequency of major losses we’ve
suffered this year- and it’s barely October. Tom Petty was a
great songwriter. If he’d written only a handful of the classic songs
we’ve all known and loved through the years this would still be the
case. But he defied history. He did what so few can do- he kept up the
pace for over 40 years and as great as
the songs from the early albums were he actually continued to get better
and better, composing a lot of his best works later in his career. And
he kept them coming. I remember commenting during a short tour we did
together with the Allman Brothers and the Heartbreakers that they had so
many hits they couldn’t fit them all into one show. And not just hits.
The kind of hits that "everybody" likes. Casual fans, rockers,
musicians, singer-songwriters, male and female- across the board.
Everybody loves Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. And for good reason. I
can remember in different stages of my life, (going all the way back to
1976 when I first heard them) no matter where my head was- if I was
going through a blues phase, or a jazz phase, or a folky phase, or a
funk phase- anytime I would hear a new Tom Petty song on the radio it
was like “damn, that’s a good song”. And like all great bands from the
60’s and 70’s the Heartbreakers had a sound. You knew it was them as
soon as you heard it. Evolving and adapting but never straying too far
from that sound, they somehow managed to navigate their way through 4
decades of an ever-changing music business- a feat unto itself.
But Tom Petty was also a true artist in the way that he fought for the
right to deliver his music uncompromised and his well known disputes
with the corporate side of the music industry helped pave the way for
other artists to do the same. I still remember his battle to keep the
record company from raising the price on Hard Promises because it would
be unfair to the fans. Reading about that as a 21 year-old kid inspired
me to be conscious of those kind of things. I also remember hearing a
story (assuming it’s true) of how he would find the person with the
worst seat in any venue they were performing in and have them moved down
front- another classy act. I barely knew Tom. We did a handful
of shows together. But I was a big fan before I met him and a bigger one
afterwards. I’m honored to have played together what little we did. The
world needs more Tom Petty’s. Unfortunately there was only one. And now
he’s gone. May we all “stand our ground” and “not back down”.
~ Warren Haynes
Only good thing is I get more comments when I fuck up...Link fixed
Parliament Funkadelic - Live Denver, CO 1976 aka - Rocky Mountain Shakedown
SBD>liberated bootleg @320
Concert recorded during the P-Funk Earth Tour, probably in November of 1976. The 13-minutes version of Dr. Funkenstein is a treasure with Bernie Worrell and Fred Wesley interacting, Maceo blowing some and the vocalists doing their thing.
*Thanks to the original source
What we have here is a pretty decent audience recording of Mott from their 1973 tour. Gone is Verden Allen and replaced by Morgan Fisher. As a famous man once said "enjoy or not" No covers.
Songs 1. Drivin' Sister 2. Sucker 3. Sweet Jane 4. Hymn For The Dudes 5. All The Way From Memphis 6. Ready For Love 7. All The Young Dudes 8. Jerkin' Crocus-One Of The Boys-Rock And Roll Queen 9. Angeline YOU KNOW SHE'S MUCH TOO MUCH ON THE CLUTCH
Originally posted November 13, 2014 As requested From the Original FBS archives...
Dr. Feelgood - Live West Side Club
Lyon, France
November 23, 1983 Unknown or FM Source (?) @ 320
Set List:
01 Ninety-Nine and A Half Won't Do (cut in) 02 Monkey 03 Dimples 04 As Long As The Price Is Right 05 Baby Jane 06 You Don't Love Me 07 Living On The Highway 08 Don't Start Me Talking 09 Going Some Place Else 10 Back In The Night 11 Night Time 12 Milk and Alcohol 13 Shotgun Blues 14 She's In The Middle 15 Down At The Doctors 16 She's A Windup 17 Hideaway (intrumental) 18 One Kiss 19 Let's Have A Party 20 Shake, My Baby Tonight
Set List: 01 intro, tuning * 02 I'm Steppin Up In Class 03 tech problem with microphone 04 //Across The Great Divide 05 My Love 06 The Battle Is Over 07 You Don't Know Me 08 Java Blues 09 It Makes No Difference 10 The Shape I'm In 11 The Weight 12 Genetic Method 13 Chest Fever 14 I Ain't Got A Home 15 Stage Fright 16 I Shall Be Released 17 Up On Cripple Creek 18 crowd, banter 19 WS Walcott Medicine Show 20 Wish You Were Here With Me 21 Willie And The Hand Jive * 22 Rivers Of Babylon (accapella) *
The Band: Levon Helm Rick Danko Garth Hudson Richard Manuel Jim Weider
Notes: The last 42.7 seconds of "Hand Jive" and all of "Rivers Of Babylon" are
missing and have been patched in from a 2nd gen soundboard which was released
in March 2009as part of the Live Music Preservation Project.
Jeez you gotta feel for the Boss. After all the shit he's been through (and not only the hurricanes, ask him about his foot sometime) He's now gotta get his comp fixed. I have a theory though, I think ever since Agent Orange came to being and Bowie dying, it's some kind of payback for those who believe in truth, justice, and the American way. Anyway here's a band I'm gonna try and make you like. From Texas The Quaker City Nighthawks. I guess there stuff has been featured in Sons Of Anarchy. In my opinion if you like The Beat Farmers and music of that ilk I think you'll like this. No covers.
Songs
1. The Last Ride Of Miguel The Scared
2. Cast The Line
3. Lavanderia
4. Greasy Night
5. Cold Blues
6. Train Rolled Up
7. Rattlesnake Boogie
8. Stable Hand
9. Ain't No Kid
10. Queso Blanco
11. Sweet Molly
12. Bible Black Lincoln
13. Fox Is In The Hen House
(One thing about this recording you may want to turn it up a bit)
Ah yes... another holiday is upon us. In keeping with the tradition might I offer some suggestions on how to fully maximize your time off. First, may I suggest you take your dog/cat to your nearby Denny's and buy them breakfast, but make sure they leave the tip. Second while BBQ'ing today play the fun game of trying to swat the fly's into the flame (I'm horrible at it) Third pick any random FM Radio station and tell them how much you love the shit they play. Fourth for today only switch your political affiliation. Fifth paste cornbread to your nipples. and finally TURN THIS DOWNLOAD UP TO MAXIMUM VOLUME. This will help you enjoy this holiday to the full extent of the day. No covers.
Songs
1. Gardens Of My Mind
2. Set My Love On You
3. A Change Is Gonna Come/You Must Be A Witch
4. For These Remaining Days
5. For Another Side
6. Stone Cold World
7. Waiting For My Man
Original DAC CDs -> WAV (EAC v. 0.95 beta 4 - secure, Offset "actual") ->
FLAC (flacfrontend, level 6) -> MP3 ->You
*Original Post Notes* Greetings once again, oh ye faithful who enjoy the 'Stomp. I've
been egregiously absent from the proceedings here, letting my partner
Mr. Way carry the load for a blog which we very much want to stay alive.
So today I bring you a great recording from a show which I was party to
on my birthday in 1981. The Stones 1981 tour, the first tour to ever be
sponsored by a corporation (Jovan) which has now become de riguer, and
driven ticket prices to levels which make me want to vomit blood.
However, I digress... this show is worth the harvest and has exceptional
sound quality. I only stumbled across it recently and had no idea an
aural document even existed. The Uni-Dome is the sports arena for the
Panthers of the University of Northern Iowa, located in the Iowa city of
Cedar Falls. The ceiling of the dome is held up by a constant flow of
air pushed in through various types of machinery. Because of this, and
the temps put off by the 25,000 plus crowd, it actually rained inside
the venue while the Stones played. This was confirmed by Jagger's
comment, "I didn't know it rained indoors in Iowa..." which can be found
on this recording. Anyway, enough of me prattling on, get busy clicking
on the things that will allow you access to this wonderful concert.
And, as always....
DISC 1: 01. Intro
02. Under My Thumb
03. When The Whip Comes Down
04. Let's Spend The Night Together
05. Shattered
06. Neighbours
07. Black Limousine
08. Just My Imagination
09. Twenty Flight Rock
10. Going To A Go Go
11. Time Is On My Side
12. Beast Of Burden
13. Waiting On A Friend
14. Let It Bleed
DISC 2: 01. You Can't Always Get What You Want
02. Band Introductions
03. Little T & A
04. Tumbling Dice
05. She's So Cold
06. Hang Fire
07. Miss You
08. Honky Tonk Women
09. Brown Sugar
10. Start Me Up
11. Jumpin' Jack Flash
12. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Mark Knopfler - Boothbay Opera House Booth Bay, Maine
September 20, 2006
Soundboard @flac
CD1 01 Intro 02 Done With Boneparte 03 Sailing to Philadelphia 04 Donegan's Gone 05 Rudiger 06 The Trawlerman's Song 07 Romeo and Juliet (w/ Richard doing end solo) 08 Song For Sonny Liston (MK & Glen)
CD2 01 Marbletown 02 Devil Baby 03 Baloney Again 04 Postcards From Paraguay 05 Whoop De Doo 06 All That Matters (MK, Richard & Guy) 07 A Place Where We Used To Live
Encore 08 Going Home / Wild Theme 09 If This Is Goodbye
Lineup: Mark Knopfler (Guitar / Vocals) Richard Bennett (Guitar) Glenn Worf (Bass) Guy Fletcher (Keyboards)
Echo & the Bunnymen - Hamburg, Germany
May 6, 1999
Excellent Soundboard @320
There has been a request for this recording. I no longer have this as it was probably lost back when I lost 90GB of boots I didn't have backed up. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone has this if you could put a link in comments! ~THANKS!!
Neil Young - Phoenix Festival Long Marston, Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK July 19, 1996 Liberated Bootleg from:
FM Source @320
**Original Notes** Blistering heat. Expensive lager. Drivers inching
their cars up dirt tracks toward men with walkie-talkies who will tell
them that they're at the wrong entrance. Ah, the festival experience! At
the Phoenix Festival, held near Stratford-upon-Avon last weekend, you
sometimes felt that it couldn't have got worse if Margherite Pracatan
had been wheeled on as a special guest. And then she was. She tickled
her keyboard and rolled her "r"s. She opened with "I Will Survive". You
didn't think you would.
The previous night, it had been up to
Neil Young and Crazy Horse to give us something to remember about the
Phoenix other than the smell of the toilets. And they managed it,
largely by doing what the world at large is strongly urged to do, and
giving the songs from their witless new album Broken Arrow a wide berth.
Friday
was singalongaNeil night, a greatest hits selection which proved that
familiarity need not be synonymous with predictability. Young tore at
the songs like he was ripping the head off a wildebeest with his bare
hands; his playing was savage and relentless, and you found his
absorption infectious (when he got caught up in "Like a Hurricane", he
had the blissfully distant look of a man who should be eating pureed
food with plastic cutlery in a day-room somewhere).
He had his
flashes of introspection, too, or in current parlance, his unplugged
moments, when he took a breather, took up an acoustic guitar for "The
Needle and the Damage Done", and took your breath away. You're still
inclined to question the validity of any guitar solo which lasts longer
than a trip to the beer tent and back. But Young lit up the sky, and the
weekend, with something curiously absent from most of the festival's
other acts: passion. And he didn't need to launch fireworks into the
Stratford sky to do it.
Phoenix Festival UK Part 1 01. My My Hey hey 02. Cinnamon Girl 03. Heart of Gold 04. Like a Hurricane (edited) 05. Rockin in the Free World
{Farm Aid August '96} 06. My My Hey Hey 07. Helpless (w/ David Crosby) 08. Pocahontas
Phoenix Festival UK Part 2 09. Big Time 10. Sedan delivery 11. Music Arcade 12. Like a Hurricane (uncut--18+ minutes!)
CBC Radio Broadcast October 17, 1999 FM Source @flac
Set List:
01 Black Rider 02 Jockey Full Of Bourbon 03 Jesus Gonna Be Here 04 In The Colosseum 05 Get Behind The Mule 06 Down Down Down 07 Hold On 08 The Story About Rats 09 Tango Till They're Sore 10 House Where Nobody Lives 11 The Story About Angry Flowers 12 Picture In A Frame 13 Sixteen Shells From A Thirty-Ought Six 14 I'll Shoot The Moon
15 Picture In A Frame * 16 The Fall Of Troy * 17 I Can't Wait To Get Off Work * 18 Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet *
Track Listing: Hello There Come On, Come On Stiff Competition On Top Of The World Rick Nielsen guitar solo Big Eyes Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace Clock Strikes Ten Need Your Love Southern Girls (fades out prematurely) Downed Surrender California Man Goodnight Now/Rock & Rule Auf Wiedersehen I Want You To Want Me He's A Whore
Originally posted Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at the original FBS. And again on February 22, 2015
As requested again...
Dr. Feelgood - University of East Anglia
November 25, 1989
Norwich, UK Soundboard or FM Source @320
Set List: 01 You Upset Me Baby (Fades In .....) 02 As Long As The Price Is Right 03 Back In The Night 04 Roxette 05 Homework 06 Baby Jane 07 She's a Windup 08 Going Down 09 Quite While You're Behind 10 Milk and Alcohol 11 Shotgun Blues 12 Mad Man Blues (tape flip ...cut in the middle..) 13 See You Later Alligator 14 Down At The Doctors 15 Route 66 16 Sneaking In The Back Door 17 You Don't Love Me 18 Going Back Home 19 Stupidity
Thanks to our old friend Dr. Feelgood!
An old Dr. Feelgood video with Wilco Johnson singing!
Set List: 1. Breakdown
2. A Thing About You
3. American Girl
4. My Life/Your World
5. Here Comes My Girl
6. Listen to Her Heart
7. For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield*cover)
8. The Waiting
9. Don't Come Around Here No More
10 It'll All Work Out
11. Ballad of Easy Rider (Roger McGuinn*cover)
12. Runaway Trains
13. Should I Stay or Should I Go (The Clash*cover)
14. Even the Losers
15. Jammin' Me
16. Refugee 17. Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry*cover)
Emmylou Harris and The Nash Ramblers - Holiday Valley
Ellicottville, NY July 26, 1992 Soundboard @320 (Bootleg CD rip)
01 Mystery Train 02 Guitar Town 03 Blue Kentucky Girl 04 Hello Stranger 05 Beneath Still Waters 06 One Of These Days 07 Green Pastures 08 Rollin' And Ramblin' (The Death Of Hank Williams) 09 Two More Bottles Of Wine 10 Nash Ramble 11 Hard Times Come Again No More 12 Walls Of Time 13 Get Up John 14 Sweet Dreams (beginning cut) 15 Wheels 16 Born To Run 17 Luxury Liner 18 band intros 19 Together Again 20 Jambalaya 21 (C'est la Vie) You Never Can Tell (fades)
Nash Ramblers: Al Perkins--dobro, banjo John Randall Stewart--guitar, mandolin Larry Atmanuik--drums Mark Winchester--bass Sam Bush--fiddle, mandolin
