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Allman Brothers Band - 

Live Hempstead, NY. 1971

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Black Sabbath Death Riders - Their Satanic Majesties Return -Live Rhode Island 8-12-80

My rip from my CD. Now we should be one and two or three or four over at most of the other sites. Now with link for all the world to hear. Fair sounding recording See scans

IN THE FIELDS THE BODIES BURNING

Allman Brothers Band - Live Hempstead, NY. 1971

Allman Brothers Band - Live  A&R Studios

August 26, 1971

Hempstead, NY.

WPLJ FM source @256

Set List:

1. Statesboro Blues
2. Trouble No More
3. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’
4. Done Somebody Wrong
5. One Way Out
6. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
7. Stormy Monday
8. You Don’t Love Me/Soul Serenade/You Don’t Love me
9. Hot ‘Lanta

 

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Tom Verlaine & Dave Bascomb - London Sessions 1986

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Originally posted February 1, 2016

Tom Verlaine - The 1986 London Sessions

aka - Vanity Fair

(UK sessions from 1986 intended for an album but later shelved)
Studio soundboards @flac

**Original Notes**
Sometime in 1986 or early 1987 Verlaine and Dave Bascombe produced at least 10 tracks intended for an LP that was shortly thereafter rejected by Phonogram/Fontana. The known 10 tracks from these sessions are sometimes called the ‘Bascombe sessions’, the ‘1986 London sessions’, the ‘Lost Album’ - or the ‘10 b-sides’ (as the tracks later appeared on b-sides of various Verlaine UK single releases).

Subsequently, Verlaine recorded the album Flash Light (1987). A version of The Scientist Writes A Letter from the Bascombe sessions ended up intact on Flash Light; the non-Flash Light, b-side version of Scientist is known as the ‘Paris Version’, has a different spoken section in the middle and lacks, to my mind, the power of the album version. Another of the 10 b-sides, One Time at Sundown, was re-recorded in a different version for Flash Light. Caveman-Flashlight, Circling, Smoother Than Jones, One Time at Sundown (The 1986 London Version) and The Scientist Writes a Letter (Paris Version) do not exist in a CD format.

Anna, Circling, Call Me The and Vanity Fair certainly rank with the best of Verlaine’s recorded work and we can only guess at why these tracks were not acceptable to the record company. Not ‘commercial’ enough? Well, surely no-one would sign Tom Verlaine in the mid-’80s and expect him to make an album that would outsell, say, Dire Straits or the Police (or The Thompson Twins or whatever else was passing for popular music back then). Would they?

Track List:
Track 01. Sixteen Tulips
Track 02. Caveman/Flashlight
Track 03. Anna
Track 04. The Scientist Writes A Letter (oop Paris Version)
Track 05. Call Me The
Track 06. Circling
Track 07. Smoother Than Jones
Track 08. Vanity Fair
Track 09. One Time At Sundown (the London 1986 version)

Bonus Tracks
Track 10. Marquee Moon (Live) {mp3 version only}

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Peter Tosh LIVE in NYC NY 1979

Peter Tosh

The Bottom Line

NYC NY

1979-03-08

Soundboard @320

01. 400 Years---

02. Stepping Razor

03. Pick Myself Up

04. African

05. Burial---Banter

06. Soon Come

07. The Toughest---

08. Bush Doctor

09. (You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back

10. Get Up, Stand Up

11. Babylon Queendom

12. Jam

Wailing Soul

The Cure - Live at Bondi Lifesaver Festival 1980

From the original FBS archives

The Cure - Bondi Lifesaver Festival

August 9, 1980

Sydney, Austrailia

Excellent FM Source @320 (2JJJ FM Broadcast)

Set List

01. Seventeen Seconds

02. Play For Today

03. Three Imaginary Boys

04. Fire In Cairo

05. In Your House

06. 10:15 Saturday Night

07. At Night

08. M

09. Accuracy

10. Boys Don't Cry

11. Plastic Passion

12. Jumping Someone Else's Train/Another Journey By Train

13. Grinding Halt

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Neil Young LIVE and ACOUSTIC in Omemee Ontario Canada 2017

Neil Young 

Coronation Hall 

Omemee Ontario Canada

2017-12-01 

CTV.ca Webcast @320   

01. Comes a Time---Banter 

02. Love Is a Rose---Banter

03. Journey Through the Past

04. Long May You Run---Banter

05. I'm Glad I Found You---Banter

06. Tumbleweed---Tuning---Guitar Story---Banter

07. Old Man

08. Old King---Banter

09. Someday---Banter---Piano Story

10. There's a World---Banter

11. Stand Tall---Banter

12. War of Man---Banter

13. Don't Be Denied---Banter

14. Helpless

15. Heart of Gold---Encore Break

16. One of These Days---Banter

17. Mother Earth (Natural Anthem)---Thank You's & Banter

18. Sugar Mountain

Neil Young - Guitar (Tracks 1,2,4,7,11-16,18), Piano (Tracks 3,5,9,10), Ukelele (Track 6), Banjo, (Track 8), Pump Organ (Track 17), Harmonica, Vocals

Wooden Songs & Tall Tales

John Cale - Live Ann Arbor, MI. 1981

John Cale - Second Chance
Ann Arbor, MI.
May 11, 1981

Very good to Excellent aud rec. @flac

Unknown gen aud recording.
Recording equipment: unknownRec. Info:
aud cassette / cass transfer via Onkyo tapedeck TA-2330 ->  Magix Audio & Music Lab (edit/remaster) -> FLAC -> DIME
VG+ after some equalizing. Sound level adjusted. Close Watch cuts in.

Here's another obviously very rare tape from the '81 tour (Honi Soit). Even if it is not a very long show (is it complete?) it's nice anyway . (Tape length 59:57 min.)

The sound is great but with some minor fluctuations to a bit duller moments now and then.


Set List:
01 Evidence
02 Dr. Mudd
03 Riverbank
04 Guts
05 Fighter Pilot
06 Dead Or Alive
07 Wilson Joliet
08 Russian Roulette
09 Honi Soit
10 Pablo Picasso
11 Mercenaries (Ready For War)
12 Leaving It Up To You
13 Close Watch

John Cale: vocals, guitar, keyboards
Jim Goodwin: keyboards, sax
Peter Muny: bass
Robert Medici: drums
Sturgis Nikides, guitar

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Do not convert to lossy files, unless for personal use. Don't ever sell!

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Kinky Friedman & The Texas Jewboys LIVE in Sausalito CA 1973

Kinky Friedman And The Texas Jewboys

Record Plant

Sausalito CA

1973-10-19

KSAN-FM Broadcast @320

01. Intro---We Reserve The Right To Refuse Service To You

02. Amelia Earhart’s Last Flight

03. Western Union Wire

04. Highway Cafe

05. Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed

06. Meshugannah Rag aka Schmuckers Jam

07. High On Jesus---Band Introductions

08. Lover Please Come Home

09. Nashville Casualty in Life

10. Sold American

11. Carrying The Torch

12. Ballad Of Charles Whitman

13. Ride ‘Em Jewboy

Kinky Friedman - Guitar, Vocals

Billy Swan - Guitar

"Wichita" Thomas William Culpepper - Guitar, Fiddle

"Little Jewford" Shelby - Keyboards, Accordion

Willie Fong Young - Bass

Major Boles - Drums, Percussion

Still High In The Saddle

Howard Devoto - Pandora's Music Box Festival 1983

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James Brown - Live In Newport 1969

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Now, ladies and gentlemen, the hardest working man, the pure funk, the heavy metal funk of JAMES BROWN see scans.

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Charles Lloyd Quartet LIVE in Salzau Germany 2000

Charles Lloyd Quartet

Jazz Baltica 2000

Konzertscheune

Salzau Germany

2000-06-06

Pre-FM Soundboard @320

01. Prayer

02. Zoltan

03. When Miss Jessye Sings

04. God Give Me Strength

05. Voice In The Night

06. Sombrero Sam

07. Nachiketa's Lament/Hymn To Her Mother

Charles Lloyd - Tenor Saxophone, Flute, Tibetan Oboe, Percussion

John Abercrombie - Guitar

Marc Johnson - Bass, Cello

Billy Hart - Drums

More Hip Than We'll Ever Be

Nine Inch Nails - Live Lollapalooza 2013

Rebooted As Requested...
Originally posted August 13, 2013

Nine Inch Nails - Live Lollapalooza 2013

Grant Park, Chicago, IL.

August 2, 2013

webcast rip @ 320

Excellent sound!

Set List:
1.   Copy of A (new song)
2.   Sanctified (Altered version)
3.   Came Back Haunted (new song)
4.   1,000,000
5.   March of the Pigs
6.   Piggy
7.   Terrible Lie (cut)
8.   Closer (With snippet of The Only Time)
9.   Gave Up
10.  Help Me I Am in Hell
11.  Me, I'm Not
12.  Find My Way (new song)
13.  What If We Could? (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross cover)
14.  The Way Out Is Through
15.  Wish
16.  Survivalism
17.  Only
18.  The Hand That Feeds
19.  Head Like a Hole
20.  Hurt

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Richard Thompson - Live Peabodys Downunder 1989

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Richard Thompson - Peabody's Downunder

February 1, 1986

 Cleveland OH.

FM Source @vbr
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Set List

1-Introduction
2-Turning Of The Tide
3-Waltzing's For Dreamers
4-Talk
5-Two Left Feet
6-Talk
7-When The Spell Is Broken
8-Talk
9-Push And Shove
10-I Still Dream
11-Talk
12-The Choice Wife
13-Talk
14-Al Bowly's In Heaven
15-Jerusalem On The Jukebox
16-Talk
17-Down Where The Drunkards Roll
18-Valerie

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Steve Winwood's Traffic - The Easy Rider Generation Concert

Been a lot of Traffic around here lately. See Scans.

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Julian Cope LIVE in NYC NY 1987

Julian Cope

The Ritz NYC NY 

1987-01-05 

MTV-Television Soundboard @320

01. Trampoline

02. Pulsar

03. Eve's Volcano

04. Strasbourg

05. St Julian

06. Sunspots

07. Non Alignment Pact

08. Bouncing Babies

09. The Greatness And Perfection Of Love

10. Bandy's First Jump

11. Shot Down

12. Spacehopper

13. Zabriskie Point

14. World Shut Your Mouth

15. Levitation

The Drude

Lou Reed - Live Palace Theater 1974

Lou Reed - Live Palace Theater
Dayton, OH.
October 27, 1974

Soundboard @flac

"....when you flip out on Thorazine and crystal smoke, you CHOKE like a son of a gun....."

WARNING: this is probably the best Lou Reed live recording you will ever hear - play LOUD!(with some tracks from the Felt Forum, New York, 09 October 1974)

Disc 1
01 Tuning* 1.26
02 Intro* 2.38
03 Sweet Jane* 5.21
04 Vicious* 6.26
05 Ride Sally Ride 4.24
06 Heroin 11.13
07 Kill Your Sons 7.35
08 NY Stars 5.00

Disc 2
01 Animal Language 3.08
02 Waiting For The Man/Sally Can't Dance 9.38
D203 Bass Solo 3.46
04 Walk On The Wild Side* 4.26
05 White Light White Heat 5.40
06 NY Telephone Conversation/Goodnight Ladies 1.44
07 Rock And Roll 12.38

*Original Notes* 

Tracks D101, D102, D103, D104 and D204 are MONO soundboard recordings from the 

Felt Forum, New York, 09 October 1974
The remaining tracks are STEREO soundboard recordings from the Palace Theatre, Dayton, 27 October 1974

Lou Reed: vocals. amphetamines, foul language
Danny Weiss: guitar
Prakash John: bass 

(definitely tracks D101, D102, D103, D104, D204 and possibly all the others)
Peter Hodgeson (?): bass (possibly the tracks recorded at Dayton)
Michael Fonfara: keyboards
Peter "Mouse" Johnson: drums

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Uploaded to Dime November 2012 by lurid_uk

The late 1974 US tour to promote "Sally Can't Dance" was Lou's amphetamine and alcohol - fuelled assault on the unsuspecting youth of North America. The RCA publicity machine had moved into top gear, but Lou was speeding way, way ahead of them. While they were pushing him as a user-friendly glam-rock/white soul superstar, he was dying iron crosses in his hair, living with a half-Mexican transsexual called Rachel and (simulating) shooting up on stage. The new LP and 45 were being being heavily promoted via nationwide TV ads featuring our man in trademark leather jacket, blonde hair and shades (...follow the bouncing ball and sing along with Lou.....). Whatever RCA were doing, it worked, and "Sally" was in the US top 10 LP chart. Lou was later quoted as saying "....I slept through that LP - whatever they suggested I said yes....". It seemed that the further Lou descended into self-parody, the more records he sold, and the more pressure RCA put on him to produce even more "product". This would ultimately backfire in mid 1975, when he vomited up "Metal Machine Music" and then had a very public breakdown during the Australian leg of the '75 world tour. Lou wouldn't perform in public again until late 1976.

I think this is a simply outstanding show. Lou may be out of it, but the band most certainly are not. I love the way you can hear Lou slapping the mic stand at the end of "Vicious". The vocals alternate between detached and manic throughout this set, but are particularly expressive during "Kill Your Sons" (surely the best EVER live version of this song). It's as if he's standing on the edge of a cliff and he's just about to jump off because he KNOWS he can fly. This tour was the only outing for "NY Stars" and "Animal Language" - these live renditions sound better than the studio versions to me. You can hear him sneering as he spits out the words to "NY Stars". It sounds as if someone broke a string during "Animal Language": the band start a loose jam while it's being replaced. Lou starts vamping the words to "Waiting" during the jam, and just continues singing it when the band move on to the "Sally Can't Dance" riff. The end result is a unique medley of "Waiting" and "Sally" (you have to wonder how long it took Lou to realise he was singing the wrong song - he did pretty much the same at the Chalmette show in November, singing "Vicious" while the band played "Sweet Jane"). "White Light White Heat" is a heavy metal prototype for every late 1970s punk band. "Goodnight Ladies" is a gas, with the whole band gathering round the microphone - you can (just) hear someone in the background asking where the "Jacks" (Jack Daniels) is.....they were having a good time. "Rock And Roll" is simply sublime.

The stereo recording made at Dayton was missing "Intro/Sweet Jane" and part of "Vicious" and there was a tape break during "Wild Side": mono soundboard recordings from the New York concert have been used to replace those songs.

Scans included with torrent files:

1: US Press Kit for "Sally Can't Dance"
2: US "Sally Can't Dance" 1974 tour itinerary
3: Ticket stubs - New York 09 October 1974 and Dayton 27 October 1974

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Gregg Allman Band LIVE in New Haven CT 1988

Gregg Allman Band

Toad's Place 

New Haven Connecticut 

1988-06-18 

FM Broadcast @320

01. Don't Want You No More---

02. It's Not My Cross To Bear

03. Sweet Feelin'

04. Just Before The Bullets Fly

05. Hot 'Lanta

06. Demons

07. I'm No Angel

08. Midnight Rider

09. Statesboro Blues

10. Whipping Post

Encore

11. Can't Get Over You

12. One Way Out

Gregg Allman - Hammond Organ, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Vocals

Tim Heding - Keyboards, Vocals

Danny Toler - Guitar

Bruce Waibel - Bass

David Toler - Drums

Charles Trippy - Percusssion

Just One Brother

Doobie Brothers LIVE in Hempstead LI NY 1973

Doobie Brothers

Ultrasonic Studios

Hempstead LI NY

1973-05-31

WLIR-FM Broadcast @320

01. South City Midnight Lady

02. Tuning

03. Clear As The Driven Snow

04. Long Train Running

05. Listen To The Music

06. China Grove

07. Rockin' Down The Highway

08. Tuning---Banter

09. Disciple

10. Jesus Is Just Alright---Disciple

11. Tuning

12. Without You

Tom Johnston – Guitar, Keyboards, Harmonica, Vocals

Patrick Simmons – Guitar, Banjo, Flute, Vocals

Tiran Porter – Bass, Vocals

Keith Knudsen – Drums, Percussion, Vocals

John Hartman – Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Fire Up That Torpedo