Discogs lists this as Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey
Setlist:
1. You Better Believe It 2. Theme for an Imaginary Western 3. Never in My Life 4. Jingle Bells 5. Get out of My Life Woman 6. Mississippi Queen 7. It's for You 8. Nantucket Sleighride 9. Roll Over Beethoven 10. Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On 11. Leslie West Interview
Fleetwood Mac - Inglewood Forum Live In Los Angeles, CA October 21, 1982 Mirage Tour Soundboard/Laser Disc Rip @flac
Quality: A+/*A/**A- Media: FLAC Level 8
Track List: 1.01 - The Chain 1.02 - Gypsy 1.03 - Love In Store 1.04 - Not That Funny 1.05 - You Make Loving Fun 1.06 - I'm So Afraid 1.07 - Blue Letter* 1.08 - Rhiannon* 1.09 - Tusk** 1.10 - Eyes Of The World 1.11 - Sisters Of The Moon 1,12 - Go Your Own Way 1.13 - Songbird**
This is a mix of the Mirage Tour DVD, sing the best sources (available)! I used the Laser Disc torrent, that was posted here recently, and put the two missing tracks (Tusk and Songbird) on it, from another bootleged DVD (STAX International). Blue Letter and Rhiannon have already been added from the Brazilian DVD. The quality varies between the tracks, but it is till excellent sound.
Previously posted at the the ORIGINAL Floppy Boot Stomp!
Frank Zappa - Live Austin, Texas aka-Howdy Austin! Octomer 26, 1973 Soundboard @320
Austin 1973 [Kaktus Records 10K06R02, 1CD]
Live at Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX; October 26, 1973. Very good to excellent soundboard; with a bit of hiss.
*Original Notes*
It’s just tragic that Frank Zappa died at the relatively young age of 52 in 1993. And it’s one of rock’s could-have-beens had Zappa lived on - who knows what types of music he would create. As it is, it’s already impossible to pigeonhole Zappa’s show - there’s a bit of everything; everything sort of gels and the only thing anyone can say is that the man’s a true national treasure.
The Real Frank Zappa Book has many memorable quotes and here’s one:
I want to know three things when I go on stage: i) that my equipment is working, ii) that the band members absolutely know the material, so I don’t have to worry about them, and iii) that the rhythm section can hear what I’m playing and that it has some “concept” of it so it can help build the improvisation.
And this is what Arthur Barrow, who was Zappa’s bassist in the late ’70s and early ’80s, wrote:
Rehearsals were grueling and wonderful. We rehearsed at least 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, for about 6 weeks or so before a tour. Rehearsals usually got started around mid-afternoon, with the Clonemeister leading for the first half of the day, then Frank would arrive and take over for the remainder of the day…
On the first day of rehearsals for the last tour I did, Frank brought in a list of about 200 songs that he wanted us to learn. I knew right away that it would be impossible for us to learn that many songs in the amount of time we had. I also knew from past experience that when Frank called for us to play a tune from the list and it sounded bad, he would often remove it from the list. If the tune in question happened to be one that the band liked and wanted to continue to work on, the band would be begging him to please give a little more time to work on it some more and get it right. I think he used it as a threat to try to motivate the band.
Setlist: 01. Cosmik Debris (11.1MB) 02. Inca Roads (18.2MB) 03. Pygmy Twylyte (6.0MB) 04. Idiot Bastard Son (3.9MB) 05. Cheepnis (7.6MB) 06. Big Swifty (15.4MB) 07. Dickie’s Such An Asshole (14.3MB) 08. Farther O’blivion (12.6MB) 09. The Muddshark Dance Be Bop (13.4MB) 10. Son Of Mr Green Genes/King Kong/Chunga’s Revenge (24.5MB)
Lineup: Frank Zappa - guitar, vocals Napoleon Murphy Brock - tenor saxophone, vocals Tom Fowler - bass George Duke - keyboards Ruth Underwood - percussion Bruce Fowler - trombone Ralph Humphrey - drums Chester Thompson - drums
From the original FBS archives...Rebooted Again Originally posted April 27, 2008 & November 19, 2012
Tom Waits - ASI Studios KQRS-FM
Minneapolis, Minnesota December 16, 1975 FM Source @ 192
Set List: Introduction Emotional Weather Report Eggs And Sausage Intro Eggs And Sausage Better Off Without A Wife Semi Suite Spare Parts - Diamonds On My Windsheild The Ghosts Of Saturday Night - The Heart Of Saturday Night New Coat Of Paint Warm Beer And Cold Women Virginia Avenue San Diego Serenade Putnam County Ol' 55
Rose Hill Drive is a rock n roll band. People who say they like Rose Hill Drive often say they like old school rock n roll, but the may also say they like drugs, and Rose Hill Drive doesn't know anything about those drugs. Rose Hill Drive just wants to kick out the jams and be a responsible and integral part of the emerging global community. One time somebody asked Rose Hill Drive if they were for real, and Rose Hill Drive asked simply, "are you for real?".
Rose Hill Drive happens when Nate Barnes plays the drums, Daniel Sproul plays the lead guitar, Daniel's brother Jake plays the guitar and sings, and Jimmy Stofer plays the bass. Sometimes one of them will play the maracas, sometimes one of them will play the keyboards. And every so often, one of them won't play anything at all. Whoa. Heady. These details should be of little concern. The take home point is that Rose Hill Drive loves making rock n roll together and playing it for enthusiasts of electric music.
Rose Hill Drive wishes the Starz hit comedy Party Down would come out with a 3rd season, but that aside, they are elated about their 2011 release "Americana." Their collective opinion is that it is their best music to date and their best music to date to.
Rose Hill Drive doesn't like to name drop so they will refrain from telling you that they did open for The Who, Van Halen, Aerosmith, The Black Crowes, Wilco, Queens Of The Stone Age, and are curently on the road supporting Stone Temple Pilots. This is big time, and to remain down-to-earth, to keep their heads on straight, Rose Hill Drive will trade off giving each other lashings with a studded whip.
You may also find Rose Hill Drive cooking breakfast on a coleman grill in your local wal-mart parking lot. And if you do, feel free to stop and say hello, maybe share a brew and story or two about the good ol' American west. And kick 'em a couple bucks if you feel so obliged.
Set List: cd1 01 Intro
02 Better Way
03 I'm Onto You
04 Showdown
05 Altar Junkie
06 Cool Cody
07 One Night Stand
08 Godfather
09 Raise Your Hands cd2 01 Dazed and Confused
02 Trans Am
03 Sneak Out
04 Mexico/Jam
---------- 05 Do You Wanna Get High ?
* ALSO IF YOU ARE A FAN OF CAPTAIN BEEFHEART'S MAGICAL BAND MIGHT I SUGGEST YOU GET YOUR ASS OVER TO THE BLOG NOBODY READS FOR A VERY RARE SHOW
OK since my post's normally say see scans. I have taxed my brain to give you something to do while you are waiting for this to download. It is a short survey depicting your taste in music, women/men, food and cars. Oh yeah see scans.
1. If you could be in any of these rock bands which one would you choose?
[] Loverboy, as Mike Reno's headband washer
[] Kraftwerk as a guitar tech
[] Hard Meat as their P.R. guy
[] The Eagles as Don Felder's tape engineer
2. Who is the hottest Supreme Court Justice
[] Sonia Sotomayor
[] Elena Kagan
[] Amy Coney Barrett
[] Ruth Bader Ginsburg
[] Clarence Thomas
3. Which of these is the hardest household chore
[] Picking up dog shit
[] Cleaning up dog piss
[] Emptying cat boxes
[] Cleaning up cat vomit
[] Finding the most comfortable place on the couch
4. Who is Kelly Clarkson's vocal coach
[] Deaf Man Trudy
[] Mrs. Miller
[] Tiny Tim
[] The guy who washes Mike Reno's headbands
[] Minnie Ripperton
OK that's it, please take your time with these choices, think them through and select wisely.
Bad Company Sept. 13, 1974 2: can't get enough 4:54 3: movin' on 3:24 4: ready for love 5:11
Gabe Kaplan Sept. 13, 1974 5: the americans 2:37
P.F.M Sept. 13, 1974 6: four holes in the ground 6:31
In Concert #44 Oct 25, 1974
David Bowie 7: intro of 1:21 8: hang on to yourself 4:44 9: ziggy stardust 3:11 10: wild eyed boy from free cloud > all the young dudes 4:49 11: oh you pretty things 1:48 12: moonage daydream 6:14 13: stage scene 1:07 14: changes 3:07 15: sax intro > space oddity 5:27 16: time 5:30 17: the width of a circle > 8:29 18: queen bitch 2:40 19: Suffragette City 3:11 20: Gene Genie 4:57 (w/Jeff Beck) 21: love me do 3:30 22: Bowie speaks, rock and roll suicide 4:46 23: outro 1:00
total runtime: 96:48 (minutes/ seconds) recorded with maxell C-120 low noise extra cassette
Eric Clapton - Budokan Tokyo, Japan February 25th 2009 aka-City Of Angels Liberated Bootleg
Soundboard @320
Label: Mid Valley Records 512/513 Soundboard SB6 (Excellent)
Disc 1 (MVR 512) 01-Tell The Truth 02-Key To The Highway 03-Hoochie Coochie Man 04-I Shot The Sheriff 05-Isn't It A Pity 06-Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad 07-Driftin' 08-Travel' Alone 09-That's Alright 10-Motherless Child 11-Running On Faith
Disc 2 (MVR 513) 01-Motherless Children 02-Little Queen Of Spades 03-Everythings Gonna Be Alright 04-Wonderful Tonight 05-Layla 06-Cocaine 07-Crossroads
Band Eric Clapton-Guitar & Vocals Doyle Bramhall II-Guitar Chris Stainton-Keyboards Willie Weeks-Bass Abe Laboriel Jr-Drums Michelle John-Backing Vocals Sharon White-Backing Vocals
Lineage: Soundboard>Mid Valley Silvers>Plextor 40X12X40 SCSI>Flac Frontend (Level 8) EAC Logs Included FFP Included MD5 Included Artwork Included Disc Scans Included
Hoodoo Gurus - Silver Spade Room Chevron Hotel Sydney, Australia July 18, 1984 FM Master @flac
Lineage -------- Sony STR-DE598 FM Tuner > PC Line-in > Audacity > Adobe Audition > CDWave > FLAC
Re-broadcast of an archived live recording from Australian radio station JJJ.
Every year they broadcast a whole weekend of live music - every hour, on the hour, called "The Impossible Music Festival", voted for by listeners. Hence the annoying station announcments (also to stop bootleggers, which isn't a bad thing...)
Re-broadcast Sunday 27th May 2007 @ 4am in the morning!!
Setlist:
01. Presenter Intro 02. Who Do You Love? 03. Dig It Up 04. I Want You Back 05. Death Ship 06. Tomorrow That Was Yesterday 07. I Want You (The Troggs) 08. My Girl 09. Because You're Mine 10. Leilani Pt. 2 11. Be My Guru 12. I Was A Kamikaze Pilot 13. Rock 'n' Roll Part II (Gary Glitter)
Rebooted...Again... Originally posted Sunday, December 21, 2014 & August 28, 2015
Hoodoo Gurus - Live
Lyon, France 1989
Soundboard or FM Source @320
The legendary Hoodoo Gurus. By any measure, one of Australia's greatest, best loved, most enduring rock bands of all time. 2012 marks an extraordinary milestone for the Hoodoo Gurus; 30 years since the release of the band's debut single, "Leilani".
To celebrate, the Gurus have compiled all their biggest hits and
fan favourites onto a brand new best-of set, aptly-titled GOLD WATCH:
20 GOLDEN GREATS. "What's My Scene?", "I Want You Back", "Miss Freelove '69", "Like
Wow - Wipeout!", "The Right Time", "Bittersweet", "Come Anytime", "My
Girl", "1000 Miles Away", "Waking Up Tired" - these tracks represent
the unmistakable sound of the irrepressible Hoodoo Gurus, but it's
merely a sample from their canon of instantly identifiable songs that
have helped provide a soundtrack to Australian life going all the way
back to the 1980s.
Set List: 01 AxeGrinder
02 Another World
03 On My Street
04 Death In The Afternoon
05 Death Defying
06 Dig It Up
07 Tojo
08 COme Anytime
09 In The Wild
10 Hallucination
11 Come On
12 Baby Can Dance
13 What's My Scene
14 Leilani
15 Bittersweet
16 Like Wow Wipw Out
17 Gilmour Puss
18 The Generation Gap
19 Arthur
Soft Machine - 1967 Nights At The Roundtable (before Daevid Allen and Kevin Ayers left) @320 Soft Machine - 1968 French TV broadcast @320 Soft Machine - 1968 August In Session- Past Daily Soundbooth @128 Soft Machine - 1969 In Session for Top Gear/John Peel - June 15, 1969 - BBC Radio 1 @320 Soft Machine – 1969 Live At Paradiso – Nights At The Round Table @320 Soft Machine - 1972 Past Daily Soundbooth @128
All files are unchaptered as pulled from Past Daily
Rebooted...Again
Originally posted June 14, 2016 & August 6, 2022
Ginger Baker/No Material
Live Munich 1987
Theaterfabrik, Unterföhring, Munich, Germany March 25, 1987 Soundboard @320
Out of Print
No Material consisted of Ginger Baker (drums), Nicky Skopelitis and Sonny Sharrock (guitars), Peter Brötzmann (sax), and Jan Kazda (bass). The band existed for less than a week in 1987. In the liner notes for the 1989 release of Ginger Baker's No Material album, Steve Lake closes by saying "I'm glad that No Material came together to nail down their non-repertoire in March 1987 and glad that their efforts are now preserved for posterity to puzzle over. May the archivists now go and look for the Munich gig." Well, 20-plus years later, here is the Munich gig: the first show ever performed by this semi-legendary band. As expected, the performance is absolutely fantastic. Unfortunately, the recording is not. The biggest issue is the sound. While it's generally clear, the sound is thin and the high end (especially any cymbal work) sounds terrible. It sounds as if the CD was mastered from a compressed MP3 file. Then there's the way it's programmed. The brief interview excerpts follow the first two tracks, totally derailing the momentum of the show. The Sharrock bit is nice, if a bit out of place, but the Skopelitis excerpt adds absolutely nothing. Time must have been a factor because "Piece 3" fades out and back in somewhat clumsily. "Piece 5" is basically solo Sharrock, riffing on his own "Blind Willie" before fading out just shy of the two-minute mark. It's a confusing way to end the album since there was clearly more music. Fans will want to hear this for sure, but they're likely to be somewhat disappointed. ~Sean Westergaard - Allmusic.com
Not as bad as reviewed but definitely for those with a taste for the 'avante garde".
Setlist: 01. intro 02. No Action 03. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 04. No Dancing 05. I'm Not Angry 06. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea 07. Radio, Radio 08. Less Than Zero 09. Living In Paradise 10. Alison 11. Miracle Man 12. You Belong To Me 13. Lipstick Vogue 14. Watching The Detectives 15. Pump It Up
Duration : 50:04
Musigny23 notes: In Sept '89 I was able to make DAT copies of about 20 items from KSAN reels. In the early '90s I did some DAT trades and since then they appear to have circulated far and wide. I've seen these items pop up here a number of times and the uploader had gotten them in trade and did not know the original lineage. I thought I would get busy and upload them myself since I put these in circulation to begin with and I have the original DATs that they all come from.
01. Pump It Up 02. Welcome To The Working Week 03. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 04. Blame It On Cain 05. Waiting For The End Of The World 06. The Beat 07. Less Than Zero 08. Alison 09. Miracle Man 10. You Belong To Me 11. Lipstick Vogue 12. Watching The Detectives 13. Mystery Dance 14. Bonnie Simmons outro
Duration : 45:40
Musigny23 notes: In Sept '89 I was able to make DAT copies of about 20 items from KSAN reels. In the early '90s I did some DAT trades and since then they appear to have circulated far and wide. I've seen these items pop up here a number of times and the uploader had gotten them in trade and did not know the original lineage. I thought I would get busy and upload them myself since I put these in circulation to begin with and I have the original DATs that they all come from.
1. Sticks And Stones 2. Keith Don't Go 3. Rock And Roll Crook 4. Cry Tough 5. Trouble's Back 6. Delivery Night 7. Being Angry 8. Moon Tears 9. Girl In Motion 10. Valentine 11. The Sun Hasn't Set On This Boy Yet 12. Across The Tracks 13. I Don't Want To Talk About It 14. Silver Lining 15. Walkin' Nerve 16. Any Time At All 17. No Mercy/Back It Up 18. Shine Silently 19. See What Our Love Can Do 20. I Came To Dance 21. Hang On Sloopy
Rebooted by request...Again
Originally posted March 25, 2016
Gene Clark’s 20th Anniversary
Tribute To The Byrds
Memorial Auditorium
Burlington, Vermont
January 15, 1985
Soundboard @320
Gene Clark will always be best remembered for his two-year stint as a vocalist with the Byrds between 1964 and 1966. A fine legacy to be sure, but the shame of it is that there was far more to Clark's body of work than that; he was a superb songwriter, one of the founding fathers of country-rock, and recorded a number of fine albums with an impressive array of collaborators whose quality far outstripped their modest sales figures. Gene Clark and The Byrds set aside their differences long enough to appear together at their induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in January of 1991, where the original lineup played a few songs together, including Clark's "Feel a Whole Lot Better." However, Clark's health continued to decline as his drinking accelerated, and on May 24, 1991, not long after he had begun work on a second album with Carla Olson, Gene Clark died, with the coroner declaring he succumbed as a result of "natural causes" brought on by a bleeding ulcer. ~AM
Gene Clark (guitar, vocals) John York (guitar, vocals) Rick Danko (guitar, vocals) Blondie Chaplin (guitar, vocals) Greg Harris (guitar, banjo, fiddle) Jim Goodall (drums) Michael Clarke (drums)
Set List: 1. Intro + Tuning (3:35) 2. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:30) 3. Set You Free This Time (3:56) 4. Chimes Of Freedom (6:01) 5. Band Intro (1:00) 6. Full Circle (4:14) 7. Sail On Sailor (4:27) 8. Mr. Tambourine Man (4:59) 9. My Back Pages (3:07) 10. You Ain't Going Nowhere (4:02) 11. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star (2:48) 12. Eight Miles High (5:11) 13. Turn Turn Turn (3:41)
