Inspiral Carpets - In Session w/Peel & In Concert 1988, 1989, 1990 &1992
FM/soundboard sources @320 & @128
After the Rock Roses and Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets were arguably
the 3rd most widely used band to emerge from the past
due-’80s/early-’90s Madchester scene. Just like the Charlatans UK, they
weren’t quite as innovative because the city’s two standard-bearers,
relying much less on the modern dance golf club beats that became
Madchester pop’s determining signature. They do, however, talk about a
desire for trippy psychedelia, specially the Farfisa organ-drenched
audio of Nuggets-style garage area rock from your ’60s, which arranged
them aside from their peers. In addition, it enabled these to tinker
making use of their audio after the Madchester trend had approved, as
well as the group continuing to score strikes right up with their
middle-’90s separation. Inspiral Carpets and rugs were created in the
higher Manchester city of Oldham by guitarist Graham Lambert — who’d
been experimenting the region since 1982 — and vocalist Stephen Holt,
who quickly both recruited drummer, Craig Gill. The group started to
choose a long term lineup in 1986 when Farfisa organist Clint Benefit
became a member of up, before bassist Dave Swift arrived to the fold the
next year....MORE HERE
In Session w/Peel 1988 So Far (0:07) Monkey On My Back (2:17) Greek Wedding Song (4:13) Whiskey (6:42)
In Session w/Peel 1989 Out Of Time Directing Traffic Keep The Circle Around Gimme Shelter
The Birthday Party - Storey Hall Melbourne. Australia May 20, 1983
3RRR FM broadcast @192
This was the first of The Birthday Party's
final series of concerts in Melbourne, the second being at The Venue,
St. Kilda, ( May 21st) and their last ever at The Ballroom in St. Kilda (
9th June).
Nick Cave - vocals; Tracy Pew - bass; Rowland Howard - guitar; Des Hefner - drums:
Set List
1 Deep In The Woods 06:10 2 Jennifer's Veil 05:17 3 Junkyard 06:51 4 The Six Strings That Drew Blood 04:33 5 Sonny's Burning 03:08 6 She's Hit 08:05 7 Wild World 03:42
All About Eve - Live Glastonbury Worthy Farm, Pilton, England June 16, 1989 FM source or Soundboard @320
1 unchaptered file @55:36
All About Eveis an 80's British goth rock group
with a unique, folk-rock-influenced take on the style. The creative core
consists of Julianne Regan (vocals) and Andy Cousin (bass guitar), with
other members changing over the years.
Julianne Regan, a former
journalist, played bass for the popular rock group Gene Loves Jezebel
for a little while. The initial core of All About Eve was Regan,
guitarist Tim Bricheno, and bassist Andy Cousin from Aemotti Crii. As a
three-piece (plus a drum machine), they released a series of independent
singles starting from 1984 including "D For Desire", "In The Clouds"
and "Flowers In Our Hair". After Julianne sang backing vocals for The
Mission's God's Own Medicine album, the band received greater attention
and were signed to Phonogram. Drummer Mark Price was added around this
time.
Their self-titled debut album was released in 1988 and
produced the UK hit single Martha's Harbour. Drawing much of its lyrical
material from hippie ideals, white magic and dreamlike fairy tales, the
album's gentle folk rock-inspired pop sound won the band many fans
(nicknamed "angels"). Although often falsely lumped by the media under
the label of goth rock, little (if any) such inspiration actually played
a part in the band's music after around 1986, any "goth" connection
being drawn not from the music, but from the previous and future
engagements of the band members in the musical scene of the time.
In
a well known incident, the band later performed a dubbed version of
Martha's Harbour on the BBC1 television show Top Of The Pops, but, owing
to a studio technical error, the taped vocals were broadcast without
the band being able to hear them, resulting in the TV audience hearing
the recorded version of the song, while the band members sat motionless
on screen waiting for their cue to begin. By way of compensation the
band were invited back on to the show the following week, and this time
their performance passed off smoothly.
The following year, their
second album Scarlet And Other Stories was released, and the band toured
around the UK. Widely prevalent on this album were Regan's somber,
highly melancholic moods. Painful chance encounters with love also
appeared on the lyrical front, and it is this motif (and period of time)
which was to greatly paint the picture for the future of the band as
well.
Set List: Let Me Drown My Wave Fell on Black Days Mailman Superunknown Head Down Black Hole Sun Spoonman Limo Wreck The Day I Tried To Live Kickstand Fish Tendrils 4th Of July Half Like Suicide
Soundgarden - Live At Rock Am Ring Nürburgring, Germany June 1, 2012
1 uncut file @320
Broadcast Rip
Setlist:
01 Spoonman 02 Let Me Drown 03 Gun 04 Jesus Christ Pose 05 Blow Up The Outside World 06 Fell On Black Days 07 Hunted Down 08 Outshined 09 Rusty Cage 10 My Wave 11 The Day I Tried To Live 12 Black Hole Sun 13 Beyond The Wheel
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MANY MANY THANKS TO LUPINE ASSASSIN FOR THIS This is a Modern Lovers boot on vinyl from the 80's. Limited to 300 copies. The Sound quality varies as the songs are taken from a variety of sources, but is mostly mediocre. Songs are 1. A Plea For Tenderness 2. Song For Remembrance Of Old Girlfriends 3. Ride On Down The Highway 4. Wake Up Sleepyhead 5. Cambridge Clown 6. Such Loneliness 7. Womanhood 8. Dignified And Old
Tindersticks were one of the most original and distinctive British acts of the '90s, standing apart from both the British indie scene and the rash of Brit-pop guitar combos that dominated the U.K. charts. Where their contemporaries were often direct and to the point, Tindersticks were obtuse and leisurely, crafting dense, difficult songs layered with literary lyrics, intertwining melodies, mumbling vocals, and gently melancholy orchestrations. Essentially, the group filtered the dark romanticism of Leonard Cohen, Ian Curtis, and Scott Walker as filtered through the bizarre pop songcraft of Lee Hazlewood and the aesthetics of indie rock. Though their music was far from casual listening, Tindersticks gained a dedicated cult following in the mid-'90s, beginning with their eponymous 1993 debut album, which was named Album of the Year by Melody Maker.
The origins of Tindersticks lay in Asphalt Ribbons, a Nottingham-based indie rock band that featured vocalist Stuart Staples, keyboardist David Boulter, and violinist Dickon Hinchcliffe. All three members formed Tindersticks in 1992; the remaining members included guitarist Neil Fraser, bassist Mark Colwill, and drummer Al Macaulay. In November of 1992, the band released its first single, "Patchwork," on its own label, Tippy Toe. "Marbles" followed early in 1993, as did "A Marriage Made in Heaven," a collaboration with Huggy Bear's Niki Sin that appeared on Rough Trade's Singles Club. Following the release of the Unwired EP on Tippy Toe, the fledgling This Way Up signed the band.
Tindersticks' eponymous debut appeared halfway through 1993, earning rave reviews from most sections of the British press. By the end of the year, the group and the album had won over most of the U.K. critics, and Tindersticks was named Album of the Year by Melody Maker. Tindersticks spent a quiet year in 1994, releasing a single of John Barry's James Bond theme "We Have All the Time in the World" (On Her Majesty's Secret Service), a live album entitled Amsterdam, and a cover of Pavement's "Here." Also that year, Tindersticks was released on Bar/None in the U.S. In the spring of 1995, the group released its untitled second album, which featured cameos from Gallon Drunk's Terry Edwards and the Walkabouts' Carla Torgerson. Like its predecessor, it received rave reviews and appeared on nearly every British Top Ten list of the Best of 1995. In November of 1995, the group released another live album, Bloomsbury Theatre.
Tindersticks were quiet for most of 1996, releasing the soundtrack to the Claire Denis film Nénette et Boni in the fall of the year. The album was comprised of old songs, new songs, and rearranged older material. A new version of "A Marriage Made in Heaven," featuring vocals from actress Isabella Rossellini, was released a few months after Nénette et Boni; the single was later appended to the American release of 1997's Curtains. Their fourth effort, Simple Pleasure (1999), marked the band's most open-hearted release since their inception. A new deal with Beggars Banquet surfaced at the dawn of the new millennium, and a replenished unity within the band was found on 2001's Can Our Love.... Later that year, Tindersticks provided the soundtrack to another Claire Denis film, Trouble Every Day. The proper follow-up to Can Our Love..., Waiting for the Moon, was released in mid-2003. In 2005, Staples embarked on a solo project (fueling rumors of a split) and went on to produce two albums. The rumors were partially true as Hinchcliffe,Colwill, and drummer Macaulay left the group in 2006. The remaining Tindersticks (Staples, Fraser and Boulter) were joined by long-time associate Terry Edwards and a host of musicians in their return to the studio in 2007. The resulting album The Hungry Saw was released in 2008. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Track List: 01 - The Hungry Saw (4:28) 02 - Dying Slowly (4:42) 03 - She's Gone (4:37) 04 - Boobar come back to me (4:25) 05 - The Turns We Took (5:46) 06 - Buried Bones (4:02) 07 - My Oblivion (7:38) 08 - Her (3:33) 09 - The Not Knowing (6:21) 10 - My Sister (8:33)
