In the early 80's Alice Cooper kinda took a strange path - kind of a If You Can't Beat 'Em, Then Join 'Em attitude OR a Let the Shock Rock King Show You New Wave Kids On The Block How It's Done...
It started with Flush The Fashion (which I liked as a one-off kinda thing) - but Alice kept goin'...
Now, IF you didn't care much for the Special Forces LP (at the time or even now) maybe You wanna give THIS a listen!
This here is the first mix of the record - and You can compare, if You have the original - But it's much more raw and rockin' to these old ears!
I prefer this version to the final released album...
But, like with ALL music - it's up to each person to decide what they like!
My First Post over at Voodoo Wagon was a concert from 1974...
So, I thought I'd post a show from the Same Year Here!
Not much to say about this one really...It's BTO!
You know what they did...
You can recognize their hit songs on Classic Rock Radio soon as the first few notes are played...
It's a King Biscuit Flower Hour Radio Broadcast - which means the Sound Quality is Great!
Check the Back Cover for the Setlist...
Rebooted... Originally posted March 28, 2015 A Dave Sez contribution...
Magazine Live - 2011
Wolverhampton & Manchester Academy
@flac
From the Dave Sez archive: Thanks to the late great tarquinlive.blogspot.com, two AUD FLAC B+/B- recordings of Magazine with five tracks (*) from the new CD, "No Thyself" (2011). Tracklists and gig posters included, no cover art. Barry Adamson did not play on the new album nor during the 2011 live tour: the new bassist was "Jon 'Stan' White, who first played live with Magazine on 30 June 2011 in Wolverhampton" - seehttp://thequietus.com/articles/07193-magazine-howard-devoto-interview.
Howard Devoto - Vocals Jon 'Stan' White - Bass guitar Dave Formula - Keyboards John Doyle - Drums Noko - Guitar
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Wolverhampton Slade Rooms, 30 June 2011 (warm-up gig for November tour) 01 Intro music 02 (mainly instrumental with spoken word bit at the end) 03 The Light Pours Out of Me 04 Because You're Frightened 05 Motorcade 06 A Song From Under the Floorboards 07 Parade 08 Hello Mr Curtis* 09 Permafrost 10 Definitive Gaze 11 Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Again) 12 Shot by Both Sides
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Manchester Academy, 04 November 2011 01-Real Life 02-Give Me Everything 03-Motorcade 04-Happening In English* 05-The Worst Of Progress* 06-A Song From Under The Floorboards 07-Philadelphia 08-Parade 09-Rhythm of Cruelty 10-Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 11-Holy Dotage* 12-Permafrost 13-The Light Pours Out Of Me 14-Final Analysis Waltz* 15-band intro 16-Shot By Both Sides 17-I Love You Big Dummy
Rebooted... A Dave Sez contribution Originally posted March 3, 2015
Magazine - Live
Zodiac, Oxford, 10th February
Roundhouse, London, 22nd October 2009
Jools Holland
FM Source, Broadcast source @320
From the Dave Sez archive:
Continuing the Magazine Megapost to cover their reunion from 2009 on, two top-quality recordings, first of the secret warm-up gig at the Zodiac Oxford, and then the BBC recordings made at the Roundhouse and on the Jools Holland show. All A+ @320, full cover art included.
Howard Devoto - Vocals Barry Adamson - Bass guitar Dave Formula - Keyboards John Doyle - Drums Noko - Guitar Rosalie Cunningham - Backing Vocals
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Zodiac, Oxford, 10th February 2009:
01 - Intro 02 - The Light Pours Out Of Me 03 - Model Worker 04 - The Great Beautician In The Sky 05 - Because You're Frightened 06 - You Never Knew Me 07 - Rhythm Of Cruelty 08 - I Want To Burn Again 09 - The Great Man's Secrets 10 - A Song From Under The Floorboards 11 - Permafrost 12 - The Book 13 - Twenty Years Ago 14 - Definitive Gaze 15 - band intros - Parade 17 - Shot By Both Sides 18 - Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 19 - Motorcade 20 - I Love You, You Big Dummy
Thanks to Eddie Duquenne at wwwadnauseam.blogspot.com
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Roundhouse, London, 22nd October 2009 ('Electric Proms'):
1.Shot By Both Sides. 2.Rhythm Of Cruelty. 3.A Song From Under The Floorboards. 4.Thank You Fallettinme Be Mice Elf Agin. 5.Sweetheart Contract. 6.Feed The Enemy. 7.Give Me Everything. 8.The Book. 9.Twenty Years Ago - The Light Pours Out Of Me. 10.I Love You, You Big Dummy.
Later With Jools Holland, 13th October 2009:
11.Shot By Both Sides. 12.A Song From Under The Floorboards. 13.The Light Pours Out Of Me.
Thanks to royrocket of the late great rocketremnants.blogspot.com and to Pip at guitars101.com.
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Available on request: Five AUD FLAC recordings from 2009-2011 by the great tarquinlive.
Buzzcocks & Magazine - 1978 Granada TV show "B'dum B'dum" (DVD full, pro-shot, 1.4 GB).
A 'What's On' special featuring the Buzzcocks and Magazine, broadcast on Granada TV on July 27th, 1978 and presented by Tony Wilson. This copy appears to be taken directly from the production master, complete with slates. I've created a DVD out of it using TMPGEnc. Here are the technical data as reported by G-Spot: Audio: 48000Hz, 256 kb/s, stereo (2/0), Video: 704x576, 25fps (4:3) PAL. The programme lasts nearly 40 minutes and consists mainly of Tony Wilson interviewing Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, but there is also live footage of both bands shot at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester on July 21st, 1978.
15 chapters:
01. Slate Part 1 02. Section 1 03. Buzzcocks: What Do I Get? 04. Section 3 05. Magazine: Motorcade 06. Section 4 07. Slate Part 2 08. Section 6 09. Buzzcocks: Love You More 10. Section 8 11. Magazine: Burst 12. Section 10 13. Buzzcocks: I Don't Mind 14. Section 12 15. Buzzcocks with Howard Devoto: I Can't Control Myself
Next up, one of Magazine's earliest TV performances, at the BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test Studio in London on 19th September 1978. MPEG video thanks to DCRoom4
The sound quality is very good. There are a few spots where the radio seems to have lost reception during the recording, but it's only a minor distraction.
Setlist: [from cassette tape] 01. My Tulpa 02. Give Me Everything 03. Definitive Gaze 04. Parade 05. Boredom [Buzzcocks] 06. Permafrost 07. The Light Pours Out Of Me 08. Shot By Both Sides
Thanks to bat29 of the late great noiseaddiction.blogspot.com.
Magazine - Paradise Club, Boston - 4th August 1979 (FM, FLAC, 294 MB).
The first and best live vinyl bootleg, Back to Nature. Full covers and text included.
01.My Tulpa 02.Give Me Everything 03.Definitive Gaze 04.Back To Nature 05.Parade 06.Boredom 07.Permafrost 08.The Light Pours Out Of Me 09.I Love You, You Big Dummy 10.Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 11.My Mind Ain't So Open
Magazine - Melkweg, Amsterdam - 8th June 1980 (FM, FLAC)
01. Intro 02. I'm A Party 03. Permafrost 04. The Light Pours Out Of Me 05. You Never Knew Me 06. Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin 07. Shot By Both Sides 08. Song From Under The Floorboards 09. Outro
Magazine - Main Act, Lynn, Mass. 10th August 1980 (mp3 @ 256)
01.Intro - The Book 02.Feed The Enemy 03.Stuck 04.I'm A Party 05.Permafrost 06.The Light Pours Out Of Me 07.Because You're Frightened 08.Parade 09.Thank You [Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin] 10.Shot By Both Sides 11.I Want To Burn Again 12.A Song From Under The Floorboards 13.Model Worker 14.Twenty Years Ago 15.Definitive Gaze 16.Give Me Everything
Magazine - Music Hall Theatre, Toronto, Canada 21st August 1980 (FM, FLAC)
1. A Song From Under The Floorboards 2. Permafrost 3. The Light Pours Out Of Me (sung in French) 4. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 5. Parade 6. Philadelphia 7. I Want To Burn Again 8. Because You're Frightened 9. Model Worker
Magazine - Rydalmere Inn, Sydney Australia 20th September 1980 (mp3 @ 320)
A worrying tinny beginning for ten seconds but then an excellent soundboard recording and solid performance. Eight of these songs were remastered and officially released on the Live And Intermittent CD several years ago. These are the un-remastered and unreleased versions from a cassette rip.
01. Feed The Enemy 02. Stuck 03. A Song From Under The Floorboards 04. Permafrost 05. The Light Pours Out of Me 06. Model Worker 07. Parade 08. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 09. Sweetheart Contract 10. I Want To Burn Again 11. Because You're Frightened 12. I Love You, You Big Dummy 13. Twenty Years 14. Definitive Gaze
Magazine - Metropol, Berlin 30th October 1980, Rockpalast
Audio (FLAC) and video (.flv, 420 MB)
01.Feed The Enemy 02.Give Me Everything 03.Stuck 04.I'm A Party 05.A Song From Under The Floorboards 06.The Great Beautician In The Sky 07.Permafrost 08.The Light Pours Out Of Me 09.Model Worker 10.Parade 11.Thank You [Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin] 12.Because You're Frightened 13.I Love You, You Big Dummy
A great band from Hamburg, Germany, mixing Krautrock, Electronica with some Freejazz stuff. Weird not directly understandable lyrics, so don't be dissapointed not understanding what the guy is talking 'bout - even for a german they are some riddle.
I suggest listening to "selbst die randerscheinung" ("even the peripheral matter", whatever that means ...), too ... ["i'm the texture ... i am what i am"] or going to their youtube channel for more.
Two tracks of the just released new record "nicht nicht" (means "not not"), "Proxy I" and "Proxy II" remind me to the very early Tangerine Dream ("Atem") stuff, so I add them as appetizer.
They're on bandcamp and in COVID19 times the deserved my bucks ;)
A Flock of Seagulls and Classix Nouveaux Air Blur Cast Embrace live at Glastonbury 1998 Florence the Machine Frankie Miller Gomez Green Day Hipsway Horace Andy Ian Dury & the Blockheads Idlewild Jeff Buckley Johnny Cash Joni Mitchell and James Taylor Los Lobos Maze featuring Frankie Beverly Modern Romance Mystery Jets Peter Tosh, Dominion Theatre 1983 Psychedelic Furs Pulp at Glastonbury R E M Santana Shriekback and Killing Joke Skids Supertramp Talk Talk - Mark Hollis R I P Tangerine Dream Tears for Fears The Cardigans The Cranberries The Crusaders The Dandy Warhols The Faces The Good, The Bad & The Queen The Jam The John Miles Band The Motels, live from Bradford University 1980 The Screaming Blue Messiahs and the Roaring Boys The The, Brixton Academy 1993 The White Stripes The Wonder Stuff Then Jerico Todd Rundgren - BBC Sounds Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Travis at Glastonbury 1999 Uriah Heep Warren Zevon
01 Fear and Loathing 02 It Began In Africa 03 Blacks, Whites and Blues 04 What a Long Strange Trip It's Been 05 Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll, Too Young to Die 06 Goin' Up Country 07 The King is Dead - Long Live the King 08 Teenagers in Love 09 Big Surf 10 Escape from Tin Pan Alley 11 When We Was Fab 12 England Swings 13 Hitsville USA 14 The Blues Had a Baby 15 Can Blue Men Sing the Whites_ 16 Shut Up and Play Your Guitar 17 The Big Easy 18 Soulsville USA 19 I Know You Got Soul 20 Hobos to Hippies 21 Turning Rebellion Into Money 22 Listen to Me Me ME 23 Weird Scenes Inside the Goldmine 24 Let's Go Get Stoned 25 Pomp It Up 26 A Trip on the London Underground 27 Glam Slam 28 Hit Factories 29 A Reasonable Guide to a Horrible Noise 30 Young, Loud and Snottys 31 Today's Music Today 32 All That Funky Stuff 33 Philly Groove 34 Another Saturday Night 35 Synthetic Material 36 Smile Jamaica 37 The Tuff Gong 38 The Graduates 39 Kiss My Axe 40 King Guitar 41 Kerrrrannnng! 42 Rap It Up 43 Parental Discretion Is Advised 44 Girls' Talk_ Women in Music 45 I Want You to Hurt Like I Do 46 Living on the Fault Line 47 Re-Make, Re-Model 48 It's a Steal - Sampling 49 Raving, I'm Raving 50 Where the Sun Don't Shine 51 Music for Money 52 The Global Village
Rebooted by request... Originally posted November 24, 2014
Arthur Lee & Love Black Beauty & Rarities
The Unreleased "Black Beauty" Album and Assorted Rarities
Studio soundboard recordings @ 160
~This is NOT the remastered version~
On the whole, this particular line-up sounds perfectly rough and
unrehearsed, generating a tense energy on “Skid” and “Stay Away” even as
they suggest a band still figuring out exactly what they can do
together. It’s a strong album, but it’s not another Forever Changes, whose accomplishments in retrospect were unrepeatable, or even another Four Sail.
On the other hand, Lee wasn’t aiming to craft something in that vein.
Still, especially considering the professional setbacks he had faced in
the years leading up to Black Beauty-- which includes being dropped by Elektra and shuffling through a series of independent labels.
Track List: 01 The Ninth Wave
02 Rumble-Still-Skins
03 Soul Food
04 Luci Baines
05 It's The Marlin, Baby
06 Everybody Jerk
07 Slow Jerk
08 I Been Trying
09 My Diary
10 I'm Good & Evil (Do What I Do)
11 Midnight Sun
12 Walk Right In
13 Skid, Not Really A Friend
14 Beep Beep
15 Stay Away
16 I Got To Find It
17 Lonely Man
18 Where Were You
19 You're Just A Product Of The Time
20 Give Me A Little Energy
21 Feathered Fish #1
21 Feathered Fish #2
The Television site The Wonder does not have this show listed so not sure of the correct date. Closest is The Olympia on the 7th. This one is a bit rough to listen to.
Setlist:
1 See No Evil 2 Venus 3 Elevation 4 Foxhole 5 Little Johnny Jewel 6 Friction 7 Knocking on Heaven's Door 8 Marquee Moon (cut) 9 Satisfaction 10 O Mi Amore (encore)
Rebooted by request... Originally posted October 10, 2012
Them Crooked Vultures
Horden Pavilion, Sydney Australia January 26, 2010 JJJ FM Radio Broardcast (19th April 2010)
Them Crooked Vultures is a rock supergroup formed in Los Angeles in 2009 by John Paul Jones (former member of Led Zeppelin), Dave Grohl (of Foo Fighters), and Josh Homme (of Queens of the Stone Age). The group also includes guitarist Alain Johannes during live performances. The band began recording in July 2009, and performed their first gig on August 9, 2009, in Chicago, followed by a European debut on August 19. On October 1 the group embarked on a worldwide tour titled Deserve the Future with dates going into 2010. The band's first single "New Fang" was released in October 2009, followed by the group's self-titled debut album the following month, debuting at number 12 on the Billboard 200. The group won the 2011 Grammy Awards Best Hard Rock Performance category for "New Fang".
~Wiki
Set List:
01. No One Loves Me & Neither Do I
02. Dead End Friend
03. Scumbag Blues
04. Elephants
05. Highway 1
06. New Fang
07. Mind Eraser No Chaser
08. Caligulove
09. Warsaw Or The First Breath You Take After You Give Up
From the Dave Sez archive: Another ultra-rare recording by Hans De Vente, this time of Television playing with Blondie on their first European tour.
Set List:
01 See No Evil 02 Venus 03 Elevation 04 Foxhole 05 Little Johnny Jewel 06 Friction 07 Knockin' On Heaven's Door -- 08 Marquee Moon 09 Satisfaction 10 O Mi Amore
Besides a JEMS recording of a Television gig in Detroit on 13th March
1977, there are three known bootlegs of the European tour by Television
in 1977, all B-/C+ audience recordings. One online is Manchester on 26th
May 1977 at https://www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/television-1977-05-26-manchester-uk-aud-flac-164575.html (FLAC,
thanks to the great EDGE, all links still live). Bearing in mind the
rarity and historical significance of this Dutch recording, it should be
kept in circulation, and thanks to Hans De Vente for sharing his tape.
Meanwhile, the best recording of Television
in 1977 (a B+) is from New York, first released by the great gomonkeygo
and recently reposted at https://floppybootstomp-ii.blogspot.com/2015/11/television-live-hartsdale-ny-1977-re.html.
The "Tim Festival" October 23, 2005 Soundboard @256
Tom Verlaine-Guitars Lead Vocals Richard Lloyd-Guitars Fred Smith-Bass Billy Ficca-Drums
Set List:
01 - Swells (9:22) 02 - Venus(De Milo) (4:13) 03 - Call Mr. Lee (5:38) 04 - Prove It (5:57) 05 - Little Johnny Jewel (9:26) 06 - See No Evil (5:00) 07 - Knocking On Heaven's Door (7:40) 08 - Marquee Moon (17:17)
In any case, a great recording and a rare one as there aren't many good
1977 Television recordings, two other good ones being Hans De Vente's
Amsterdam Paradiso and the JEMS Detroit 1977 which are on mega over
here:
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THANKS!!
*There may be a few show I no longer have due to a 90GB HD meltdown back in '13*
Coming Up...The finish of the Televsion reboot and then the The Magazine Megapost Reboot!!!
Rebooted... A Dave Sez contribution Originally posted April 26, 2014
Linton Kwesi Johnson - Live Paris Theatre
London, UK. 1984
FM Source @ VBR0
From the Dave Sez archive: more LKJ, taken from a BBC Radio One In Concert performance, recorded at Paris Theatre in London on 30th May 1984. Artwork thanks to www.bootlegzone.com.
Set List: Introduction 1:00 Dread Beat An' Blood 3:21 All Wi Doin' Is Defendin' 3:02 Want Fi Goh Rave 4:01 Reggae For Dadda 3:53 Band Introductions 1:41 Reggae Fi Peach 3:14 Di Great Insohreckshan 3:43 What About The Workin' Class? 5:37 Makin' History 3:56 Reggae For Rodney 3:34 ... Instrumental 1:52
Listen to the gig online: http://www.mixcloud.com/dubwisegaragecollection/linton-kwesi-johnson-paris-th-london-1984-bbc-broadcast/
