The Rascals LIVE in San Francisco CA 1971

The Rascals 

Fillmore West 

San Francisco CA

1971-05-20 

Soundboard @320

01. Right On

02. Love Me

03. Groovin'

04. Love Letter

05. Sky Train

06. Little Dove

07. Getting Nearer

08. Superstar

09. Happy Song

10. People Got To Be Free

11. Mustang Sally

Felix Cavaliere - Keyboards, Marimba, Organ, Piano, Vocals

"Buzzy" Feiten - Guitar, Bass, Vocals

Robert Popwell - Bass

Dino Danelli - Drums

Annie Sutton - Vocals

Molly Holt - Vocals

A Rascally New Sound

Japan with Yellow Magic Orchestra LIVE in Tokyo Japan 1982

 Japan

Yellow Magic Orchestra

Japan with Yellow Magic Orchestra

Budokan Hall

Tokyo Japan 

1982-12-08 

Soundboard @320

01. Burning Bridges

02. Sons Of Pioneers

03. Alien

04. Gentlemen Take Polaroids

05. Swing

06. Cantonese Boy

07. Visions Of China

08. Nightporter

09. Ghosts

10. Still Life In Mmobile Homes

11. Methods Of Dance

12. Quiet Life

13. European Son

14. The Art Of Parties

15. Bamboo Music

16. Taking Islands In Africa

17. Encore Break

18. Life In Tokyo

19. Canton

20. Good Night

Japan

David Sylvian - Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals

Masami Tsuchiya - Guitars, Keyboards

Richard Barbieri - Keyboards, Synthesisers

Mick Karn - Bass, Saxophone, Vocals

Steve Jansen - Drums, Percussion, Keyboards

with

Yellow Magic Orchestra

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Keyboards, Vocals

Haruomi Hosono - Bass, Keyboards, Vocals

Yukihiro Takahashi - Drums, Vocals

Note:

Yellow Magic Orchestra joins Japan Towards the end of this set.

Japanese Magic

Pink Floyd - The Complete BBC Sessions (1967-1971)

UPDATED!

Pink Floyd  - The Complete BBC Sessions
1967-1971

Broadcast Sources @flac

The purpose of this compilation was to gather all the sessions Pink Floyd made for the BBC radio. As the 1974 Wembley show was left aside, the whole thing fits in  a 4-CD boxset (which is enough), including 7 sessions on the BBC Radio between 1967 and 1971, and a bonus of  all the BBC TV sessions. The tracks are here  in the best quality available now, many come from BBC master reels. They didn’t suffer any processing, only STC 11-68 was normalized because the sound was way too low; a few sessions have been edited for track splitting. 

The shows are presented by John Peel (except Dec. 2, 1968 and May 12, 1969)  

CD ONE  

Sept. 25, 1967 Playhouse Theatre, London. Source: Have You Got It Yet? v2.0        
 01 The Scarecrow [2:19]          
 02 The Gnome [2:38]          
 03 Matilda Mother [3:34]   
Source: Carlisle Radio Broadcast (BBC6 2005 rebr.)        
 04 Set The Controls* [3:32]          
 05 Reaction In G* [0:37]          
 06 Flaming* [2:43]   

Dec. 20, 1967 Maida Vale Studios, London. Source: Have You Got It Yet? v2.0             
 07 Vegetable Man [3:36]          
 08 Scream Thy Last Scream [3:50]          
 09 Jugband Blues [3:58]          
 10 Pow R. Toc H. [4:38]   

Bonus:  May 14, 1967 BBC TV Center, London. Source: Have You Got It Yet? v2.0        
 11 Pow R. Toc H.*  [0:45]                           
 12 Astronomy Domine |3:59]  
Dec. 17, 1967 Mike Leonard's house. Source: Have You Got It Yet? v2.0        
 13 Green Onions [1:59]          
 14 Tomorrow's World instrumental [1:45] 


CD TWO  

June 25, 1968 Piccadilly Studios, London. Source: Top Gear 1968-08-11 master         
 01 Murderotic Woman* |3:37]          
 02 The Massed Gadgets of Hercules* [7:16]          
 03 Let There Be More Light* [4:24]            
 04 John Peel* [0:53]          
 05 Julia Dream* [3:36]   

Dec. 2, 1968 Maida Vale Studios, London. Source: BBC Archives 1967-1969 rev.A (HRV)        
 06 Point Me at the Sky [4:22]          
 07 The Embryo [3:28]             
 08 Baby Shuffle in D Major [3:55]          
 09 Interstellar Overdrive [8:39]   

May 12, 1969 Paris Cinema, London. Source: Celestial Voices        
 10 Daybreak [3:48]          
 11 Nightmare [3:37]          
 12 The Narrow Way [4:48]          
 13 The Beginning / Beset By Creatures Of The Deep [6:58]  

Bonus: 
Nov. 3, 1968 Unknown place & date. Source: Mind Your Throats Please        
 14 Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun (take 2)** [6:35]   
July 20, 1969 BBC TV Center, London. Source: Omnibus 7-20-69        
 15 Moonhead* [7:17]


CD THREE  

July 16, 1970 Paris Cinema, London. Source: BBC Mono Master Rev. A        
 01 John Peel intro [0:28]          
 02 The Embryo [10:24]          
 03 John Peel [0:16]          
 04 Fat Old Sun [5:30]          
 05 John Peel [0:21]          
 06 Green is the Colour / Careful with that Axe, Eugene [11:22]         
 07 John Peel [0:28]          
 08 If [4:55]         
 09 John Peel [0:50]          
 10 Atom Heart Mother (with orchestra)  [26:23] 


CD FOUR  

Sept. 30, 1971 Paris Cinema, London. Source: BBC Radio One Master Reels        
 01 John Peel Intro* [0:42]          
 02 Fat Old Sun* [14:16]          
 03 John Peel* [0:38]         
 04 One Of These Days* [6:52]          
 05 John Peel* [0:27]          
 06 The Embryo* [10:24]         
 07 John Peel* [0:23]         
 08 Echoes* [26:34]  
Source: BBC Archives 1967-1969 rev.A (HRV)        
 09 Blues [4:54]


*edited track **processed track 


Thanks to Yeeshkul community and EchoesHub for bringing such treasures to 
Pink Floyd fans and to GBC for his useful info website at bardfresh.free.fr.
Preserve the sound quality of these recordings. 
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The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Live Cleveland, OH. 1974

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted December 12, 2014

 

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Live The Agora

September 12, 1974

Cleveland, Ohio
WMMS - FM Broadcast source @320

We've posted this before, we're posting this again. 

Enjoy!

*Original Notes*
Alex Harvey (February 5, 1935 - February 4, 1982) was a Scottish rock and roll recording artist. With his Sensational Alex Harvey Band, he built a strong reputation as a live performer during the 1970s glam rock era. The band was renowned for its eclecticism and energetic live performance, Harvey for his charismatic persona and daredevil stage antics.

Alex's younger brother Leslie Harvey was also a musician and became guitarist for Glasgow band Stone the Crows.

Harvey was born at 49 Govan Road, Kinning Park, Glasgow. His musical roots were in Dixieland jazz and skiffle music, which enjoyed considerable popularity in England and Scotland during the late 1950s. During this period, he won a competition that sought "Scotland's answer to Tommy Steele". Alex Harvey was literally the "last of the teenage idols," a distinction he made much of during his subsequent career - practically worshipped by his fans.

In 1959, Harvey formed "Alex Harvey's Soul Band," and recorded blues and rock and roll material, to modest success. In 1966, Harvey found more success as a member of the cast in the London stage production of the musical Hair.

In 1972, Harvey formed the Sensational Alex Harvey Band with guitarist Zal Cleminson, bassist Chris Glen, and cousins Ted and Hugh McKenna on drums and keyboards respectively, all previous members of progressive rock act "Tear Gas".

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band (often shortened to SAHB) produced a succession of highly regarded albums and tours throughout the 1970s, and would give Harvey his greatest successes, both musically and commercially.

Initially considered a part of the burgeoning glam-rock movement, Harvey's wild imagination and unusual skiffle background led the band to explore an extremely diverse range of topics and styles in the course of their career, from film-noir ("The Man In The Jar") to surf music-tinted tales of shark attacks ("Shark's Teeth") to ominous odes to demented faith healers ("The Faith Healer") and epic symphonies about prostitution ("Isobel Goudie").

Perhaps most unusual for the time were the band's forays into Broadway, evidenced on tracks such as "Tomorrow Belongs To Me". Other musical styles explored included the the folk music of both Harvey's native Scotland ("Anthem") and countries such as Turkey ("Action Strasse").

The impression is one of an unhinged circus of free-flowing events and emotions and moods, Harvey as its semi-demented, ironic ring master,something captured brilliantly by the cover art of 1974 album "The Impossible Dream"


Set List:
01. Faith Healer
02. Midnight Moses
03. Next
04. Give My Regards to Sergeant Fury
05. Framed
06. Anthem
07. Jumpin' Jack Flash


Thanks to the ORIGINAL SOURCE!!

Agora '74

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The Bishops LIVE in Edinburgh Scotland 1979

The Bishops

Heriot-Watt University

Riccarton Campus

Edinburgh Scotland

1979-05-12 

Soundboard @320

01. Too Much Too Soon

02. Taking it Easy

03. I’m Not Talking

04. Somebody’s Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight

05. I’ll Go Crazy

06. What You Gonna Do?

07. Find Out What’s Happening

08. Good Guys Don’t Wear White

09. Your Daddy Don’t Mind

10. Rolling Man

11. Pretty Woman

12. No Lies

13. I Take What I Want

14. I Don’t Like It

15. Break Up

16. Mr. Jones

17. I Want Candy

18. Encore Break---Route 66

19. Encore Break

20. Good Times Tonight

21. Encore Break

22. Gloria

Dave Tice - Vocals, Harmonica

Johnny Guitar - Guitar

Blitz Krieg - Guitar

Pat McMullen - Bass

Paul Balbi - Drums

Notes:  

This is the group formerly known as The Count Bishops, 1975-1977. 

Tracks 3,5,6,7,11 & 15 are original songs not available on any of the band's official releases (To the best of my knowledge).

In the name of The Lord

Gary Moore - Mannheim, Germany 1986

Gary Moore - Maimarkhall

Mannheim, Germany

aka-1986 Revisited
FM Source @320

Recorded Live on 06-21-86 Maimarkhall, Mannheim, Germany

Set List:
01 - Run For Cover
02 - Murder In The Skies
03 - Shapes Of Things
04 - Wild Frontier
05 - Victims Of The Future
06 - Empty Rooms
07 - Out In The Fields
08 - All Messed Up
09 - Rockin' Every Night
10 - Wishing Well

The Band:
Gary Moore (guitar/vocals)
Neil Carter (keyboards/guitars/vocals)
Bob Daisley (bass)
Gary Ferguson (drums)

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Byrne & Eno My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts Working Demos 1979-1980

Byrne & Eno

My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts Working Demos

Various Studios

Various locations

1979-1980

Studio Soundboard @320

01. Mea Culpa

02. Lot/Into The Spirit World

03. Regiment

04. Iron Bed

05. America Is Waiting

06. Breathing Once A Minute

07. Shaking With My Voice

08. Cunning Tendency

09. Late But Serious

10. In The Castle Of My Skin

11. Spirit Of Prey

12. Mountain Of Needles

David Byrne - Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers, Drums, Percussion, Found Objects

Brian Eno - Guitar, Bass, Synthesizers, Drums, Percussion, Found Objects

With many other musicians

You know what this thing needs? ...An exorcist!

Rush Mega Post!!

3 shows for your listening pleasure!

Rush -'Echoes On The Stages'
Rehearsal for the 'Test For Echo' Tour
Knickerbocker Arena
Albany, New York, USA
October 18th, 1996
Soundboard @192

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Rush - The Spectrum

aka-A Night at the Spectrum

Philadelphia, PA.

April 29, 1994

Soundboard @192

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Rush - "First Part Of Counters"
Counterparts Tour Rehearsals
January 18, 1994
 Civic Center, Pensacola, FL.

Soundboard @320

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All music and art provided by our friend 

Drums McBashington !!!

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The Velvet Underground- Psychedelic Sounds From The Gymnasium

*FOR ANDY                      
Probably at many sites but we are like the Circle K of blog sites, you don't want to go to Barnes and Nobles sites to find this at a much higher price.
                                                                        SEE SCANS

SEARCHING FOR MY MAINLINE I COULDN'T HIT IT SIDEWAYS

Johnny 'Guitar' Watson - Live In Panama City 1990

Johnny 'Guitar' Watson  - Live Panama City 

October, 1990

Soundboard @192

Liberated bootleg

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Roky Erickson And The Explosives-Casting The Runes-No Longer Available

Oops is my face red. Looks like my Buzzcocks post wasn't the first time we had posted that. I shoulda known. After all they are one of The Boss's favorites and trying to get a leg up on him is fucking impossible (That's why he's The Boss) I promise to do my research better from now on. So to make up for that I give you this. This is no longer available. This fucker smokes. See scans

THE HELL'S ANGELS AT A MICK JAGGER CONCERT

Buzzcocks - Live In Bracknell 1978

Rebooted by Jobe over at the "Wagon"...

The Buzzcocks - Bracknell Sports Centre
'Live In Bracknell 1978'
Bracknell, United Kingdom
May 20, 1978

Soundboard@320

Track List:
01. I Don't Mind
02. Fast Cars
03. Ever Fallen In Love
04. Get On Our Own
05. 16
06. Pulsebeat
07. Fiction Romance
08. Love You More
09. Real World
10. Breakdown
11. Noise Annoys
12. What Do I Get
13. Autonomy
14. Boredom
15. Oh Shit

Now Residing at "The Wagon" ========>

The Verve - A RadioShow And B-Sides

"Urban Hymns"is one of my island disc. Every time I listen to it I hear something new in the mix. Too bad the album after that and the ones before did not measure up to my standards. But because of "Urban Hymns" they made my list of try to obtain everything they released. So to add to my Verve collection is this. See scans

TRYING TO MAKE ENDS MEET YOU'RE A SLAVE TO MONEY THEN YOU DIE

The Replacements-Get Outta My Way I'm Drunk

Don't know if this has shown up on a lot of sites, but who cares, it's here now. See scans

TELL ME ABOUT YOUR ROCK BAND TELL ME ABOUT YOUR JOB

Bert Jansch LIVE in Santa Cruz CA 1978

Bert Jansch

Moraga Hall

University of California

Santa Cruz CA

1978-07-08 

KUSP Pre-FM Soundboard @320

1st Set

01. Cat & Mouse

02. Song Intro---Tuning

03. Poor Mouth

04. Song Intro---Tuning

05. Daybreak

06. One Scotch, One Bourbon, One Beer

07. Song Intro---Tuning

08. Avocet

09. Song Intro---Tuning

10. Blackwaterside

11. Pretty Saro

12. Song Intro

13. Down River

14. Come Back Baby---Encore Break

15. Tell Me Where'd My Life Go

16. One for Jo

2nd Set

17. Blues Run the Game

18. Lost Love

19. Time and Time Again

20. Candyman

21. Let Me Sing

22. Running from Home

23. Curragh of Kildare

24. Tell Me What Is True Love?

25. Song Intro

26. Ask Your Daddy

27. Anji---Banter

28. I Am Lonely

29. Thanks---Encore Break---Banter

30. In My Mind

Bert Jansch - Guitar & Vocals

A Glorious & Simple Soul

Dave Hole - Live Berlin 1999

Dave Hole - Miles Club 1999

June 26, 1999 

Berlin, Germany 

FM Source@320

Set List:
1) nobody hears me crying
2) short fuse blues
3) demolition man
4) take me to Chicago
5) more love, less attitude
6) yes or no
7) bullfrog blues ( incomplete)

Thanks to Anon for the track list update!


removed : Station ID, host talking
faded : last track after 04.53
cut in/out : no

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Linton Kwesi Johnson - BBC 1979-1981

Back From The Dead... 
As requested by Mogulthrash 

Originally posted March 27, 2016

Linton Kwesi Johnson - Inglan Is A Bitch

BBC 1979-1981, FLAC, full artwork included

From the Dave Sez archive:
Time to reggae up our lives thanks to ArchiveVibes with his collection of BBC recordings by Linton Kwesi Johnson, Britain's veteran dub reggae poet who writes and recites in Jamaican patois*. Like pubrockers Dr. Feelgood, LKJ rose in the heat of the punk explosion, sharing its mood if not its style; like the Sex Pistols, his criticism of the UK was uncompromising: "Inglan Is A Bitch". In many ways, he was the counterpart to the "Bard of Salford", punk's very own poet, John Cooper Clarke.

Long associated with top reggae/dub producer and bassist Dennis Bovell and his band, LKJ first came to prominence in 1978 with his debut album "Dread Beat & Blood" under the name Poet and the Roots. That album and the next three - 1979's "Forces Of Victory" and 1980's "Bass Culture" and "LKJ In Dub" are the classic expression of militant black resistance to police oppression in Thatcher's Britain. LKJ is still recording and touring today, but unofficial recordings of his concerts are almost impossible to find - thanks therefore to archivevibes.blogspot.com for preserving this excellent package of vintage LKJ.

01 It Dread Inna Inglan
02 Want Fi Goh Rave
03 It Noh Funny
04 Five Nights of Bleeding
05 Independent Intavenshan
06 Reality Poem
07 Sonny's Lettah
(Paris Theatre, London, 1979)

08 It Dread Inna Inglan
09 Reality Poem
(John Peel 1979.05.01)

10 Inglan Is A Bitch
(Old Grey Whistle Test 1980.03.06)

11 All Wi' Doin Is Defendin
12 Independent Intavenshan
13 Reality Poem
14 Reggae Fi'peach
(John Peel 1981.10.03)
...

*Bonus: lyrics for all of the tracks here are included in a full scan of LKJ's third booklet of poetry, "Inglan Is A Bitch" (Race Today, 1980); "Five Nights" is taken from his first book "Voices" in 1974 and is worth quoting...

"the rhythm just bubbling and back firing
raging and rising when suddenly the music cut:
steel blade drinking blood in darkness."


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Divine Horsemen - Devil's River + Middle of the Night 1986

Divine Horsemen - Devil's River - 1986

Studio recordings @320

{Out of Print}

The Divine Horsemen were an American punk/roots band founded in 1983 by Chris D. (Desjardins), formerly of L.A. punk rock band the Flesh Eaters. The band developed a distinctive (and at the time, very new) alt country- type sound. They took their name from a voodoo term; a worshiper who is possessed during a ceremony is said to be being ridden by "the divine horsemen". The term was also used as a song title by the Flesh Eaters

Desjardins re-worked several old songs by the Flesh Eaters, notably "Poison Arrow", and exercised his literary side by namechecking Chester Himes, Jim Thompson, Donald Goines, James Ellroy, Harry Crews, Ambrose Bierce and James Joyce amongst others on the track "What Is Red" from the Snake Handler LP.  ~Wiki

   

Track List:
My Sin (Chris D.- Matt Lee -Divine Horsemen)
Sapphire
Devil's River
He Rode Right Into Town
Come Into This Place (aka Poison Arrow Of Flame)
Tenderest Kiss
Love Call
Too Young To Die
It Doesn't Matter
Middle Of The Night

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Divine Horsemen - Middle of the Night -1986

Studio alternate takes and mostly 

unreleased material @320

Track List:   

Middle Of The Night
    Field Of Stone
    If Only I Could
    Little Sister
    Mother's Worry
    It Doesn't Matter
    Gimmie Shelter
    Voodoo Idol

Big Thanks to Fitti for supplying these!!!

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Stevie Ray Vaughn & Lonnie Mack - Live American Caravan {1986}

Stevie Ray Vaughn & Lonnie Mack 
Live American Caravan {1986}
The Orpheum Theater
Memphis, TN.
Excellent Double DVD 

Great quality Pro-shot recording of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lonnie Mack, as recorded at the Orpheum Theater, in Memphis, TN during 1986.165 This is raw footage and contains multiple takes on some tracks.

This region-free DVD-R is in NTSC format and will play on most Gaming consoles and DVD Players made since 2000.

This file is 7.5GB. I would advise you do nothing with your computer while this beast downloads!

Disc One
Superstition
Look At Little Sister
Love Struck Baby
Say What
Life Without You
Superstition
Look At Little Sister
Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love
Love Struck Baby
Life Without You
Superstition


Disc Two
Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love
Love Struck Baby
Life Without You
Say What
Wham
Oreo Cookie Blues
Rock People
Life Without You
Say What
Wham
Oreo Cookie Blues
Superstition
Look At Little Sister
Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love
Love Struck Baby
Life Without You
Say What
Look At Little Sister
Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love
Love Struck Baby
Life Without You
Say What

Thanks to the original source and archive.org!!!

 

Live 1986

Wooden Frog (Traffic) BBC Session 1969

Wooden Frog

BBC Studio Session

London UK

February 1969

BBC-FM Broadcast @320

01. Waiting On You 

02. Crying To Be Heard 

03. World In Changes 

04. Leaving Blues 

05. Waiting On You 

Dave Mason - Guitar, Vocals

Wynder K. Frog (Mick Weaver) - Organ 

Chris Wood - Saxophone, Flute

Jim Capaldi - Drums, Vocals

Note:

The only recordings in existence of the short-time venture of the other members of Traffic, 

January-March 1969, while Steve Winwood was with Blind Faith. These tapes are a little muddy and 

perhaps hissy, but their relative rarity negates any negatives.  

In any case, this is 18:59 (18 minutes and 59 seconds) of largely unheard music by Traffic (with

Mick Weaver Replacing Steve Winwood).

Enjoy or Not as you will

Trafficking