The Cramps - You Betta Duck!

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

While I'm at it. This is an audience recording but with The Cramps does it matter?

1.Devil In A Blue Dress

2.You Got Good Taste

3.Call Of The Wighat

4.Thee Most Exalted Potentate Of Love

5.Sinner

6.Domino

7.What's Inside A Girl

8.Faster Pussycat

9.Psychotic Reaction

10.Garbage Man

11.T.V. Set

12.Mad Daddy

IF YOU WANT WILD LIVIN' FAST AND IF YOU WANT TO GIVE END UP GIVIN' YOUR ALL

 

 

The Cramps - Don't Eat The Stuff Off The Sidewalk (1976-1982 Demos)

The Cramps (1976-1982)
Don't Eat The Stuff Off The Sidewalk
Studio demo recordings @256

POISON IVY OF THE CRAMPS:
UNCROWNED QUEEN OF ROCK ‘N’ ROLL

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The Cramps - Live Stockholm, Sweeden 1991

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted May 4, 2015

The Cramps - Live At Fryshuset

Stockholm, Sweeden 

November 8, 1991

Excellent FM Source @ sorry....128

I've been looking for a higher bit rate version of this for a long time. 

I guess this will have to do unless one of our esteemed visitors has a better quality

version of this recording.

 

Set List:

01 - Dames Booze Chains & Boots

02 - Mule Skinner Blues

03 - Aloha From Hell

04 - Bop Pills

05 - Everything Goes

06 - Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon

07 - I Wanna Get In Your Pants

08 - Goo Goo Muck

 

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The Cramps Memphis Studio Demos 1977

*THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

REBOOTED BY REQUEST FOR ROB ORGINALLY POSTED 6-27-18

Letters, boy do we get letters. It's my job to let you the reader know what we come up against. So with that in mind I will address a few of them. Our first letter comes from a Mr. Wife Mother of West Dakota he/she asks "Do you think 38 Special will ever be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame?  Well Mr. Wife or is it Mrs. Mother? I certainly hope so due to the fact that with them getting into said R&R hall of fame it will never legitimize the hollowed hall and for the few that give a fuck it will keep out riff-raff like The MC5 or the Replacements or well....fill in your favorite band here.  Next up from Chlamydia New Mexico a Mr. Bili Rubin asks "Is it possible to get a yeast infection in your throat?"  What the fuck. Do I look like a doctor to you? A Ms.Take asks "Don't you think we should deport children?" My answer to that is I think we should deport everybody with the exception of Myles Goodwyn, Barry Bonds, Tim Allen, The Bludgeon Brothers, J.R. Smith, Lindsay Lohan, Frances Bavier, and Ann Coulter. From a Mr. Wynn Stewart "Will Grand Funk reform this year? Well Mr. Stewart I've heard that as much as 575 dollars has been offered but so far no word from Mr. Schacher.  And finally from a Mr. Slev Presley. "Do you have Dr. Nichopoulos address?  Sorry Slev that I don't know.  RIP Nick Knox. No covers.

Songs
1.TV Set
2.Domino
3.Can't Hardly Stand It
4.Lonesome Town
5.I Was A Teenage Werewolf
6.Sunglasses After Dark
7.Human Fly
8.Love Me
9.Uranium Rock
10.The Way I Walk
11.Strychnine
12. Surfin Bird
13.I'm Cramped


WELL I'M GETTING TIRED OF WORKING HARD EVERY DAY WORKING REAL HARD NOT GETTING MUCH PAY

Don't forget to visit THE ADULT BOOKSTORE over at the WAGON

John Lee Hooker - San Francisco, CA. 1985

John Lee Hooker & Coast to Coast Blues Band
w/ Carlos Santana
Air Lift Benefit
The Polo Fields, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA.
June 23rd, 1985
Excellent Soundboard Recording @256

 

Set List:

01. Shake Your Money Maker 
02. I Don't Know 
03. JLH Intro >One Monday Morning * 
04. I Don't Know * 
05. Boom,Boom * 
06. Serve Me Right To Suffer * 
07. High Heeled Sneekers * 
08. Boogie Chillin' * 
09. Jam 

* with Carlos Santana

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Miles Davis - Live Tokyo, Japan 1973

Rebooted...Originally posted February 26, 2014
Upgraded links!

Miles Davis - Shinjuku Kosei Nenkin Hall

June 19, 1973

Tokyo, Japan

Pre FM Source @320 + Flac

 

 

Set List:
Disc 1 (Set 1 - 45:08)
01. Applause
02. Turnaroundphrase
03. Tune in 5
04. Right Off
05. Funk [Prelude, pt 1]
06. Tune in 5
07. Applause
 

Disc 2 (Set 2 - 45:50)
08. Ife
09. Agharta Prelude
10. Zimbabwe

 

Band:
Miles Davis - trumpet, organ
Dave Liebman - tenor and soprano saxophones
Pete Cosey - guitar, percussion
Reggie Lucas - guitar
Michael Henderson - electric bass guitar
James “Mtume” Heath - congas, rhythm box, table percussion
Al Foster - drums

 

A big round of applause and thanks to plaz_restore, Bocci, nobody and every one who worked on this and helped shared it among the fans.

 
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Tokyo '73

 

@flac 

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IF - Roslyn NY. 1974

IF - My Father's Place
Roslyn, NY
March 5, 1974
WLIR FM Source @VBR

IF was a seminal jazz-rock band formed in 1969 as Britain's answer to the pioneering US bands Blood, Sweat and Tears and Chicago. The main difference was that IF did not have a trumpet or trombone player and featured two saxes instead. Essentially a live band, true to its strong jazz influences IF was probably the only jazz-rock group, both then and now, to feature solos by all the band members, not just by the lead instruments.

They toured extensively in Europe and the States during the early Seventies, performing at most of the major venues and festivals of the day (Newport, Reading, Fillmores East & West, Whiskey A-Go-Go, The Marquee, etc.) and shared billings with, amongst others, Miles Davis, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Leon Russell as well as many of the classic rock bands of the day, such as Cream, Traffic, Yes, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk Railroad, Ten Years After, KISS, Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show, and Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Like the early Chicago, they were difficult to classify with any of their contemporaries; they seemed out of place wherever they played, and were considered too jazzy when billed with groups with a more rock orientation and too bluesy or loud when billed with more jazz-oriented bands.

IF thus became one of the most highly-acclaimed groups of the Seventies to never quite make the big time, despite good record sales and full venues. The band was managed and its albums produced by Lew Futterman, who had previously produced US jazz/soul stars Brother Jack McDuff and J.J. Jackson, amongst others. Signed on by Chris Blackwell, an enthusiastic early fan, to Island Records in the UK and to Capitol Records in the US, their first album, IF (1970), entered the charts in both the States (Billboard) and the UK, as well as winning a design award for its cover, and was followed that same year by IF 2, also released on Island and Capitol.

The albums IF 3 (1971) and IF 4 aka "Waterfall" (1972) were accompanied by heavy touring schedules in the States and Europe, especially in Britain and Germany, where the band appeared on TV (BBC's Top of the Pops/Old Grey Whistle Test in the UK and one of their tracks was used as a signature tune for the news in Germany). Finally, in the summer of 1972, the band had to come off the road in the middle of a US tour when Dick Morrissey was admitted to hospital for major surgery. As a result of the break-up, the band members went off to work on other projects.More @ Prog Archives

 

 

Setlist:

01. What Did I Say About The Box Jack - 13:30
02. Chiswick High Road Blues - 07:18
03. In The Winter Of Your Life - 05:22
04. I Believe In Rock & Roll - 05:49
05. Follow That With Your Performing Seals - 09:05
06. Raw Sewage - 09:24

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Richard Thompson LIVE in Amsterdam NL 2007

Richard Thompson

Paradiso

Amsterdam NL

2007-10-09 

Radio 6-FM Broadcast @320

01. Radio Intro

02. Dad's Gonna Kill Me

03. I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight

04. Al Bowlly's in Heaven

05. Vincent Black Lightning

06. Who Knows Where the Time Goes

07. One Door Opens

08. I'll Never Give It Up

09. Mingulay Boat Song

10. A Man in Need

11. Bone Through Her Nose

12. Wall of Death

13. Read About Love

14. Sunset Song

15. FM Announcer

16. Mr. Stupid (Fades Out)

Richard Thompson - Guitar, Vocals

Danny Thompson - Bass

Pete Zorn - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Saxophone, Flute, Tin Whistle

Michael Jerome - Drums

 Magic

The Cramps - Vancouver, BC 1992

The Cramps - Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, BC
March 18, 1992
Soundboard @flac


LINEAGE:
No Info. Traded WAV files on Data DVD > FLAC Frontend level 8 by me

 

TRACKLIST:
01 Dames, Booze, Chains & Boots
02 Muleskinner Blues
03 Aloha From Hell
04 Bop Pills
05 Everything Goes
06 Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon
07 Hipsville 29 B.C.
08 Bend Over, I'll Drive
09 I Wanna Get In Your Pants
10 Hard Working Man
11 Goo Goo Muck
12 Miniskirt Blues
13 Sunglasses After Dark
14 Two-Headed Sex Change
15 Blow Up Your Mind
16 Eyeball In My Martini
17 Alligator Stomp
18 Shortnin' Bread
19 The Crusher / Surfin' Bird (only the beginning)

 

Thanks to the original poster and source!

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Powerman 5000 - Mega! Kung Fu Radio {1997}

Powerman 5000 - Mega! Kung Fu Radio
Studio recordings @320
Out of Print

  Before Powerman 5000 went in an industrial metal direction, they crafted a unique sound like no other and defined the variety of nu metal at its core. They blended hip hop, their own stoner-sounding rapping, knockout metal grooves, funky bass, 70's metal style soloing, varied percussion, and more in a seamless mix. Incredibly fun too, perfectly both creative and entertaining. It's like Clutch making a nu metal album.

Mega!! Kung Fu Radio is booming with personality, infectious hooks, heavy grooves, high energy, and Spider One's deadpan delivery of abstract lyricism. What separates Powerman from other rap metal bands is how perfectly they play in both genres. They aren't just rapping over metal riffing, they're blending chunky metal grooves with funky hip hop rhythms seamlessly like they were meant for each other. It's a perfect way to get a metal fan into hip hop, or vice-versa.

I love this whole album, so it's hard to really highlight any particular song, describing the sound as a whole is a lot easier. However, Organizized, 20 Miles to Texas 25 to Hell, Standing 8, and hidden track File Under Action are some particular favorites if I had to choose. File Under Action is the purest hip hop track on the album, with a perfect use of a droning atmosphere and effective placement of guitar riffing and feedback that's made ultra-heavy whenever it appears. Spider One carries great flow throughout the album, but this is among his best performances.

The 90's were an incredibly creative time for music, and Powerman 5000 shows some of the best part of that for both the world of metal and hip hop. ~Metal Archives 

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The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers - Live Fonda Theater May 20th 2015 @ 224kbps *REBOOTED BY REQUEST

ORIGINALLY POSTED 7-15-2015

REBOOTED WITH NEW LINK

I want to do my part to help too.  This will only be posted here. So a brief synopsis on this post. Originally the boys were going to play all of Sticky Fingers on their current tour.  However Mick and the boys felt that their were too many slow ones on the album.  So as their habit to do a warm up gig before starting their world tour, they invited a few guest's and played Sticky Fingers.  Now if you go to see them on this tour they are only playing a couple of tunes from this.  But here in all it's glory is the whole thing.  Soundboard recording too. Front cover only.

Songs
1. Sway
2. Dead Flowers
3. Wild Horses
4. Sister Morphine
5. You Gotta Move
6. Bitch
7. Can't you Hear Me Knockin'
8. I Got The Blues
9. Moonlight Mile
10. Brown Sugar

DESTROY YOUR NOTION OF CIRCULAR TIME

James Williamson And Friends Re-Licked Live 1-16-2015 @224 Kbps *REBOOTED BY REQUEST

*REBOOTED

ORIGINALLY POSTED 9-2-2018

Here's a little something that came right from James' sight.  You can watch the full concert there or if you're pressed for time you can download the songs here.  Goddamn can you imagine what these would have sounded like if only Iggy had been there?  No Back Cover.  Songs Are

1. Head On-With Jello Biafra
2. Open Up And Bleed-With Carolyn Wonderland
3. Scene Of The Crime-With Joe Cardamone
4. She Creatures Of The Hollywood Hills-With Frank Meyer
5. Till The End Of The Night-With Alison Mosshart
6. I Got A Right-With Lisa Kekaula
7. Pinpoint Eyes-With Joe Cardamone
8. Wild Love-With Alison Mosshart and Jesse Malin
9. Rubber Leg-With Ron Young
10. I'm Sick Of You-With Frank Meyer
11. Gimmie Some Skin-With Carolyn Wonderland
12. Cock In My Pocket-With Shea Roberts
13. Heavy Liquid-With Lisa Kekaula
14. Wet My Bed-With The Richmond Sluts
15. Search And Destroy-With Cheetah Chrome And Jello Biafra
16. Louie Louie-With All Of The Above

MONEYBAGS TRYING TO RUN MY WORLD AIN'T NO SOUL GONNA EVER BE HEARD

 

Television - Live The Bottom Line NY. - 1978

Once Lost Now Found!...Rebooted again and again...
Originally posted February 14, 2014 & July 28, 2020
A Dave Sez contribution...

Television - This Case Is Closed 

aka The First Farewell
The Bottom Line
New York, NY.
July 29, 1978

Source: AUD A-, Japanese CD bootleg, Colosseum Records, No. 97-C-016, remastered and released 1997. Lineage: CD>EAC>Wav>Flac (level8).

This was indeed the final [known recorded] concert of Television until 1992. At the time, it was of course unknown if the band would perform or record again.

This includes one of the best live recordings of the classic song Marquee Moon ever. The band is on fire, and well captured.

From the Dave Sez archive: an ultra-rare Japanese CD bootleg, AUD A-, FLAC. The last known recorded concert of Television until their reformation in 1992 with an inspired version of the classic song Marquee Moon.

Track List:
1. Fire Engine
2. Glory
3. Grip Of Love
4. Foxhole
5. Dreams Dream
6. Ain't That Nothin'
7. Friction
8. Prove It
9. Marquee Moon
10. Kingdom Come
11. Satisfaction

Originally posted by dexondaz in 2008 at guitars101 and dexondaz.blogspot.com in FLAC, to whom huge thanks.

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Lou Reed - Chicago, IL. 1978

Lou Reed - Park West
Chicago, IL.
April 14, 1978
WXRT FM Chicago Unconcert Broadcast @flac
First Aired May 28th 1978  
R.J.P. Reel to Reel Master @ 3 & 3/4 IPS
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE WXRT FM BROADCAST TO REEL TO REEL @ 3 AND 3/4 IPS>TEAC A-7300 REEL TO REEL>W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT>
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (24/96KHZ)MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB
FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV(24/96KHZ)TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC LEVEL 8
 

THE BAND
Lou Reed  vocals guitar
Stuart Heinrich  guitar backing vocals
Marty Fogel  saxophone
Michael Fonfara   piano
Ellard "Moose" Boles  bass backing vocals
Michael Suchorsky  drums
Angela Howell  tambourine backing vocals
Chrissy Faith  backing vocals

SETLIST
1 Gimme Some Good Times
2 Satellite Of Love
3 Leave Me Alone
4 Walk On The Wild Side
5 Coney Island Baby
6 Street Hassle
7 Sweet Jane
8 Rock N Roll
9 WXRT

KRW&CO and mike1061 are pleased to present to you the collection of
R.J.P.(RIP). R.J.P. was a prolific archivist from Chicago who recorded live radio broadcasts,
tv broadcasts, as well his own captures live from the audience. These are on Reel to Reel,
Cassette, Beta, and VHS as well as hundreds of pre FM transcription discs and reels.
We will be presenting to you our transfers of the R.J.P. collection, which has been in the
possession of mike since his passing, over the coming months. There are
going to be several exciting uploads to come. Many thanks go to R.J.P. for his
archiving (which date back to the 1970s) and Mike for preserving
this collection and allowing it to be presented to you here.

PLEASE DON'T ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING.
AS ALWAYS ENJOY CHEERS KRW_CO

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Generation X - Live Sheffield 1978 {OUT OF PRINT}

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                          Just because I'm reading his book now

                               WELL,THE END MUST JUSTIFY THE MEANS

Stone Temple Pilots - Worcester, MA 1994

Stone Temple Pilots - The Centrum
Worcester, MA

August, 1994

Pre FM soundboard @320

 

Set List:

01 Vasoline
02 Silvergun Superman
03 Crackerman
04 Lounge Fly
05 Meat Plow
06 Still Remains
07 Gypsy Davy
08 Pretty Penny
09 Creep
10 Andy Warhol
11 Big Empty
12 Interstate Love Song
13 Plush
14 Wicked Garden
15 Sin
16 Unglued
17 Dead & Bloated
18 Sex Type Thing

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The Cramps - Live Vancouver - 2000 {Link Upgrade}

 

Anyone who downloaded this show before February 17, 2023 has 

The Cramps - Live Vancouver  1992!! - Link Now Corrected!!

 

Rebooted by request...
Originally posted Friday, August 23, 2013 & February 6, 2016

The Cramps - Live Commodore Ballroom
November 5, 2000
Vancouver , BC
FM Source @flac

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Set List:
Everybody's Movin'
You're Gonna Miss Me
Cramp Style
What You Do To Me
Black Leather Lagoon
Human Fly
New Kind Of Kick
Shake It Baby
Drug Train
You've Got Good Taste
TV Set
Can Your Pussy Do The Dog?

 

 

The Untold Truth of The Cramps! 

 

 

Thanks to the original source & poster

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 Vancouver 2000

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Romeo Void LIVE in San Francisco CA 1980

 Romeo Void 

Mabuhay Gardens

San Francisco CA

1980-11-14 

Matrix @320

01. Big Macho

02. Dedication

03. What Works for You Don't Always Work for Me

04. Make It Past Noon

05. Charred Remains

06. On the Double

07. I Help Myself

08. White Sweater

09. Talk Dirty to Me

10. Fear to Fear

11. Double Shot

Deborah Iyall - Vocals, Percussion

Peter Woods - Guitar, Vocals

Frank Zincavage - Bass, Vocals

Jay Derrah - Drums, Percussion

Benjamin Bossi - Saxophone, Vocals

Romeo & Deborah

Bob Log III - Melbourne Australia 2009

From the FBS archives...

Bob Log III - Easey Street Sessions
City Slang Program
February 18, 2009
PBS FM, Melbourne, Australia
FM master @256

Pre-recorded show - Record date unknown - 18th Feb is broadcast date. 

Recorded, Edited and Upped by Franger.

 

Set List:

01 Bang Your Thing At The Ball

02 Manipulate Your Figments

03 Bump Pow! Bump Bump Bump Pow!

04 Shinkansen Teh!!

05 Mr. Sis Boom Bah

06 Off the Hook

07 Wigglin' Room

08 Bucktooth Potato

09 My Shit is Perfect

10 Goddamn Sounds Good/Slide Guitar Ride

11 Outro

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Canned Heat - Melbourne, Australia 1976

Canned Heat - Unknown venue
Melbourne, Australia
July 7, 1976
Soundboard @ flac
 

Set List:
1. Baby Bell - instrumental
2. On The Road Again
3. The House Of Blue Lights
4. Sleeping In The Ground
5. Get Back
6. Before Six
7. Let´s Work Together
8. Whisky Headed Woman
9. Woodstock Boogie

Bob The Bear Hite - vocals, harmonica
Harvey Mandel - guitar; Mark Skyer - guitar;
Chris Morgan - bass;
Adolfo Fito de la Parra - drums

1976