Recorded from: L1 radio, Hubert on the Air, on 2013-01-03
01 Intro DJ 02 Sookie Sookie 03 Hold On, Never Give Up 04 Ride With Me Baby 05 Intro Screaming Nighthog 06 Screaming Nighthog 07 Hoochie Coochie Man 08 She's Got The Goods 09 Snowblind Friend 10 Monster 11 Magic Carpet Ride 12 Born To Be Wild (early ending) 13 Outro DJ 14 The Pusher (early ending)
A great show and excellent recording! Much appreciation to the original poster!
Warren Haynes - Gov't Mule's Island Exodus IV, Negril, Jamaica 01.18.2013
Set1
01. Time (The Revelator) 06:10 02. The Real Thing 06:17 03. Hallelujah Boulevard 04:51 04. Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth) 04:29 05. Old Friend with Matt Abts 04:32 06. Raven Black Night with Matt Abts 07:47 07. Railroad Boy 05:18 08. Feel Like Going Home with Hook Herrera 07:50 09. Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out with Hook Herrera 06:03 10. Ain't Nothing You Can Do with Hook Herrera & Danny Louis 06:3 11. Lucky with Danny Louis 04:37 12. Loser with Danny Louis 08:02
Set2
01. Introduction 00:51 02. Endless Parade with Danny Louis & Ron Holloway; The Way Young Lovers Do lyrics 07:49 03. Into The Mystic with Danny Louis & Ron Holloway 04:05 04. Soulshine with Danny Louis & Ron Holloway 10:11 Encore: 05. That's Why We're Here with Hook Herrera, Danny Louis & Ron Holloway 01:26 06. People Get Ready with Hook Herrera, Danny Louis & Ron Holloway 06:50
David Bowie - Unplugged Various Venues - Various Dates Soundoards & FM Sources @320
David Bowie Unplugged – (1) (Reasonably tidy compilation of acoustic performances 1996-1997). Sound Quality Rating - Five Stars
Tracklist
Smith’s Old Bar, Atlanta 8 Apr 1997 01. Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) 2:34 Different “Country” version to WBCN. 02. Seven Years In Tibet 3:57 03. The Supermen 0:54 04. Dead Man Walking 4:06 05. The Jean Genie 4:14 06. I Can’t Read 4:52
Rehearsals, New York 5 Jan 1997 07. Quicksand 4:45 08. Aladdin Sane 3:30 09. The Man Who Sold The World 3:59 10. The Supermen 3:06 11. Andy Warhol 2:27 12. Repetition 2:58 13. Lady Stardust 3:25 14. White Light/White Heat 3:39 15. Shopping For Girls 3:25
Mountain View 19 Oct 1996 – Recorded at the Bridge School Benefit, Shoreline Amphitheatre 16. “Heroes” 6:28
US TV Show 10 Apr 1997 – Late Night With Conan O’Brian 17. Dead Man Walking 4:18
TV Show 8 Mar 1997 18. I Can’t Read 5:05
TV Show 8 Mar 1997 – Recording is shot, very mess 19. Repetition 2:53
TV Show ,New York 3 Mar 1997 – Rosie O’Donnell Show 20. Rosie Girl 0:55
San Francisco 19 Oct 1996 21. Fuck You All Night Long 1:49
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Label : No label > Referentie DBUCD1 Audio Source : Soundboard Lineage : Unknown Taping Gear : Unknown Taper: Unknown Recording Location: Unknown Total running time : 1:13:29 Sound Quality : Excellent quality! Equals record or radio Attendance : Unknown Artwork : Yes
This record is a collection of rare acoustic performances on various locations in superb soundboard quality, broadly all from 1996-97. It’s mainly from the Smith’s Old Bar, Atlanta recording on 8th April and the BBC broadcast on 8th January, with extras for tracks 16-21. There’s a shorter version of this (omitting tracks 16-19) called “Acoustically High”
Label: Darkside Records DSS CD 008 Total CD Time: 77:45 Minutes
01. Smells Like Teen Spirit (Saturday Night Live, NBCTV Studio, NYC, 11th Jan 1992) 02. Territorial Pissings (Saturday Night Live, NBCTV Studio, NYC, 11th Jan 1992) 03. I Hate Myself And I Want To Die (In Utero Outtake, Mar 1993) 04. Love Buzz (John Peel Session, BBC Maida Vale Studio, London, 26th Oct 1989) 05. About A Girl (John Peel Session, BBC Maida Vale Studio, Lodnon, 26th Oct 1989) 06. Dumb (Early studio version Produced by Mike Angles & Tim Durham 1991) 07. Lounge Act (Live Football Stadium Gig, Argentina, 1992) 08. Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam (Live from the 1991 Nevermind Tour) 09. Sifting(inst.) (Studio Outtake from 1989) 10. Breed (Nevermind Demo from 1991) 11. Polly (Rare opening number from Pukkelpop Festival, Belgium, 25th Aug 1991) 12. Unknown Song (NOB Radiostudio, Hilversum, Holland, 24th Nov 1991) 13. I Wanna Be Your Dog (Rare jam on this Stooges classic, Astoria, London, 3rd Dec 1989) 14. Moist Vagina (From the In Utero Sessions, BMG Rio 19-23rd Jan, 1993) 15. Milk It (From the In Utero Sessions, BMG Rio 19-23rd Jan, 1993) 16. Seasons In The Sun (From the In Utero Sessions, BMG Rio 19-23rd Jan, 1993) 17. Old Age (Partial song from the 1991 Boombox demos) 18. Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Kurts 1989 side project with Mark Lanegan & Mark Pickerel & Krist on bass) 19. Big Cheese (Recorded live in 1989 for Australian radio) 20. All Apologies (Very different early studio version 1991) 21. Drain You (Early studio version. Produced by Mike Engles & Tim Durham 1991)
First off I don't like these guys. But hey when has this ever been about us. Just checked it out and it seems most links to this are dead. @ 224 Kbps Songs 1.Garden Grove/Right Back/New Thrash 2.I Don't Pay Attention Jam 3.Babylon Zone/40oz To Freedom 4.Irrelevant Comedy 5.Make A Decision 6.Hope/Work That We Do/DJ's 7.Lick Mi One 8.Pool Shark/Pawn Shop/The Ballad Of Johnny Butt 9.Doin' Time (Snoop Dog Remix)
The Subdudes - Tipitina's New Orleans, La. Nov. 27, 1991 "final set"
1. intro 2:36 02. Straight Shot 7:24 03. It's So Hard 10:15 04. Had to Get Away 4:37 05. Push and Shove 7:33 06. Tell Me What's Wrong 7:39 07. Late at Night 7:39 08. Ballad of Gunther Johnson 7:11 09. Laughing at Birds 4:18 10. Any Cure 5:57 11. Big Chief 10:55 12. encore intro 3:06 13. Tired of Being Alone 8:32 14. Got You On His Mind 7:53 15. Nighttime is the Right Time 13:00 16. Bye Bye -> Strangers in the Night -> Bye Bye 6:27
Beautiful soundboard recording.
Supposedly a DAT soundboard. 1991 seems pretty early for DAT (it was introduced in 1987, but was not widely used for several years). The absence of any noticeable tape hiss, however, makes a digital recording definitely plausible.
At the end of Track 15, Tipitina's emcee Ricky Castrillo notes that it's early Thanksgiving morning. (Thanksgiving was Nov. 28 in 1991.)
John Mooney opened the show.
"Had to Get Away," an original song, has never been commercially released by the band (other than on a very rare cassette that was sold at their early shows prior to them signing a record contract).
"Nighttime is the Right Time," a blues cover, has never been released by the band.
"It's So Hard," which had been in the band's repertoire since before they were the subdudes, would not be released for about there years.
Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD98) KAOS Olympia Community Radio - Olympia, WA United States 04-17-87 MTV Studios - New York, NY United States 01-10-92 Total CD Time: 71:46 / 22 Tracks Matrix: BMCD 98
Track List: 01. Live Through This (Demo) 02. Love Buzz [VPRO Radio, Holland].wav 03. In His Hands (Live) [17 Aug 90 Soundcheck, Hollywood Palladium] 04. Lithium (Live) [9 Feb 94, Barcelona] 05. Rape Me (Live) [9 Feb 94, Barcelona] 06. On A Plain (Live) [10 Jan 92 Soundcheck, MTV Studios, NYC] 07. Stain (Live) [10 Jan 92 Soundcheck, MTV Studios, NYC] 08. School (Live) [10 Jan 92, MTV Studios, NYC] 09. Molly's Lips (Live) [10 Jan 92, MTV Studios, NYC] 10. Aneurysm (Live) [10 Jan 92, MTV Studios, NYC] 11. Love Buzz (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 12. Floyd The Barber (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 13. Downer (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 14. Mexican Seafood (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 15. White Lace and Strange (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 16. Spank Thru (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 17. Suicide Samurai (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 18. Hairspray Queen (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 19. Pen Cap Chew (KAOS-FM Radio Apr 87) 20. More Than A Feeling (Jam) (Live) [30 Aug 92, Reading Festival] 21. My Best Friends Girl (Live) [1 Mar 94, Muncich] 22. You Know You're Right (Live) [23 Oct 93, Chicago]
1. Live Through This The first thing a listener will hear when playing this disc is a loud "pop". Blue Moon has likely "borrowed" the Courtney Love demo from the Love Buzz CD. The Love Buzz version has a radio DJ who talks over the first few seconds of the song. Blue Moon has edited the first few seconds out and quickly fades into the song. For whatever reason, the "pop" noise was left in. This demo has Kurt on the backing vocals. The sound is FM broadcast quality.
2. Love Buzz This track is from the VPRO Hilversum radio session on 11/5/89. You can find "Dive" and "About a Girl" from this session on Outcesticide III. This track is unique to Outcesticide V.
3. Verse Chorus Verse (aka "In His Hands") From the sound check 8/17/90. This is an upgrade from the recording found on Outcesticide II. This recording is probably borrowed from the Love Buzz CD also. Excellent stereo sound.. by far the best surfaced recording of this song.
4. Lithium 5. Rape Me These tracks are from the 2/9/94 show in Spain. These were the only two songs broadcasted and unavailable on any other commercial bootleg.
6. On A Plain 7. Stain Tracks six and seven are the sound check to the MTV studios broadcast on 1/10/92. Sombody in the band snorts to the beat of "Sifting" before they start.
8. School 9. Molly's Lips 10. Aneurysm Tracks eight, nine and ten are the unbroadcast songs from the MTV studios broadcast on 1/10/92. Excellent sound quality. These tracks are unavailable on any other commercial bootleg CD.
11. Love Buzz 12. Floyd The Barber 13. Downer 14. Mexican Seafood 15. White Lace and Strange 16. Spank Thru 17. Suicide Samurai 18. Hairspray Queen 19. Pen Cap Chew
Tracks eleven through nineteen are definitely the highlight of the disc. The source is apparently the same as the one tape traders have been circulating.... it garbles a little during the "scream" in Spank Thru. The difference is that these tracks have been remastered... the majority of the hiss is gone and the noise level has been increased. While it's nothing revolutionary, these tracks are a little crisper than other KAOS versions I have heard. Surprisingly, Suicide Samurai (aka Anorexorcist) might be the best sounding track from the KAOS demos. Love buzz is very early for the band and Kurt repeats the first line twice during the beginning of the song. There appears to be a little editing between some of the tracks, but nothing "important" is missing.
20. More Than A Feeling Jam 21. My Best Friends Girl Tracks twenty and twenty-one are two clips, from 8/30/92 and 3/1/94. The sound quality is quite good. I wonder if Blue Moon has access to the rest of 3/1/94???
22. You've Got No Right (aka Autopilot) This track can be found in the Season in Hell box set and Sermon on the Mount. The quality of this track appears to be a little better than those two sources. It's a nice addition that most discs neglect.
Steven and the guys are smokin' on this live acoustic set! On 11th August 1990, Aerosmith performed the entirely acoustic show . Recorded and filmed at New York's Ed Sullivan Theatre for transmission as part of MTV s then regular concert series Unplugged, the event was a musical departure for the band, but a wholly worthwhile and thrilling show, which is released here for the first time. During a period where Aerosmith were being described as the biggest band in the world , they played a broad range of classics from across their back catalogue, including Monkey On My Back and Toys In The Attic , as well as several covers of numbers from The Doors, Rufus Thomas, Howlin Wolf and others.
Tracks 1-6: MTV Unplugged at Ed Sullivan Studios, August 11, 1990 Tracks 7-15: live 1993
Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD46) Total CD Time: 76:51 / 23 Tracks Matrix: TOBIN ROSCOE 09-08-86 CD5890 (96060102)
01. Pennyroyal Tea (Pachyderm Studios, Cannon Falls, MN 2/93) 02. Spank Thru (Reciprocal Recording Studios, Seattle, WA 06/11/88) 03. Territorial Pissings (Tonight With Jonathan Ross, Channel 4 Studios, London, UK 12/06/91) 04. Smells Like Teen Spirit (Top Of The Pops, BBC Television Studios, London, UK 11/27/91) 05. Rape Me (Teatro Castello, Roma, Italy 11/19/91) 06. Stay Away (Duffy's Tavern, Lincoln, NE 05/13/90) 07. Scoff (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 08. Love Buzz (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 09. Floyd The Barber (Bogart's, Long Beach, CA 02/16/90) 10. Here She Comes Now (Duffy's Tavern, Lincoln, NE 05/13/90) 11. D-7 (Reading Festival, Reading, UK 08/30/92) 12. Drain You (Melvins practice space, San Francisco, CA 4/91) 13. About A Girl (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 14. Lithium (Evergreen State College Television Studios, Olympia, WA 03/20/90) 15. Blew (Reciprocal Recording Studios, Seattle, WA 12/24/88) 16. All Apologies (Mayfair, Newcastle, UK 12/02/91) 17. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter/ My Sharona ...Salle Omnisports, Rennes, FR 02/16/94) 18. Sappy (Salle Omnisports, Rennes, FR 02/16/94) 19. Bambi Slaughter (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 20. Clean Up Before She Comes (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 21. Black And White Blues (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 22. Montage Of Heck (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988) 23. Escalator To Hell (Cobain residence, Aberdeen, WA 1987-1988)
Two-second gaps have been removed from about ten of the tracks.
Outcesticide III - The Final Solution 1995 Soundboards and Various sources @flac Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD39) Total CD Time: 74:19 / 23 Tracks Matrix: C 2404/mmBHP (95089121)
1. Rape Me (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 2. Pennyroyal Tea (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 3. Drain You (Canal + 4.2.94) Live 'Nulle Part A' French TV Studios 4. Marigold (a.k.a. Color Pictures Of A Marigold) (Upland Studios 23.12.90) Dave's original demo 5. Dive (Hanau 18.11.89) Early version, different lyrics 6. Mr. Moustache ("demo summer 1988") Early version with different lyrics 7. Blandest (Reciprocal 11.6.88) Original scrapped B-side of 'Love Buzz' Sub Pop 7" 8. Even In His Youth (Music Source Studios, Seattle 9/89) Early version 9. Polly (Music Source Studios, Seattle 9/89) Unfinished, Electric version 10. Smells Like Teen Spirit (MTV Studios 10.1.92) Live 11. Serve The Servants (Tunnel 23.2.94) Live, 'Tunnel', RAI Italian TV Studios 12. Dumb (Tunnel 23.2.94) Live, 'Tunnel', RAI Italian TV Studios 13. The Eagle Has Landed (a.k.a. tourette's) (Reading 30.8.92) Early live version 14. Aneurysm (Seattle 15.11.90) Early live version - different lyrics 15. Oh, The Guilt (Seattle 15.11.90) Early live version - different lyrics 16. Dive (VPRO 5.11.89) The 'Lost' radio session, VPRO, Hilversum, Holland 17. About A Girl (VPRO 5.11.89) The 'Lost' radio session, VPRO, Hilversum, Holland 18. The Money Will Roll Right In (Reading 30.8.92) Live cover of a Fang song 19. In His Hands (a.k.a. Verse Chorus Verse) (Seattle 15.11.90) Live version of an unreleased song with different lyrics 20. Curmudgeon (Ghent 23.11.91) The only live performance, from Belgium 21. Alcohol (a.k.a. High On The Hog) (Mezzago 26.11.89) For one night only this unreleased song was played in Italy 22. Run Rabbit Run (a.k.a. Raunchola) (Tacoma 23.1.88) Rough, but rare, the long forgotten set closer from 1987 23. Beans (Barnyard 12/88) Left off the 'Bleach' LP as Sub Pop thought they were retarded!
Outcesticide II - The Needle and the Damage Done - 1994
Label: Blue Moon Records (BMCD25) Total CD Time: 74:14 / 21 Tracks Matrix: OLI 11794 @flac
1. In Bloom (unissued Sub Pop 7" mastertape) (Smart Studios 4/90) 4:30 2. Imodium (Early version of 'Breed' with different lyrics) ("live 11/89") 3:05 3. Help Me (An unreleased song from winter 1989) (Wien 22.11.89) 2:36 4. Oh, The Guilt (Live version) (Ghent 23.11.91) 3:12 5. Smells Like Teen Spirit (with Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers on trumpet) (Rio De Janeiro 23.1.93) 4:48 6. Pennyroyal Tea (Early version with different lyrics) (Chicago 12.10.91) 4:16 7. It's Closing Soon (Kurt & Courtney, The Rio Tape) (a.k.a. Closing Time) (Ariola Ltda BMG 22.1.93) 2:38 8. Heart-Shaped Box (Early version with different lyrics) (Rio De Janeiro 23.1.93) 5:27 9. Scentless Apprentice (Extended experimental feedback version) (Rio De Janeiro 23.1.93) 9:43 10. Been A Son (Acoustic rehearsal) (Minneapolis 14.10.91) 2:07 11. Something In The Way (In-store acoustic gig) (Minneapolis 14.10.91) 3:20 12. Negative Creep (In-store acoustic gig) (Minneapolis 14.10.91) 2:02 13. Where Did You Sleep Last Night (Kurt solo at Castaic Lake) (Valencia 26.9.92) 2:27 14. Baba O'Riley (Covering the Who in Rennes) (Rennes 7.12.91) 3:13 15. The End (Slaughtering the Doors in Belgium) (Ghent 23.11.91) 2:22 16. Lithium (Mix six, unreleased studio version) (acoustic) (Sound City 5/91) 2:55 17. Dumb (with Melora Craeger on cello) ("2/94") 2:24 18. Molly's Lips (an early attempt at the Vaselines' song) ("11/89") 2:23 19. In His Hands (a.k.a. Verse Chorus Verse) (Unreleased song written circa Summer 1990) (Hollywood 17.8.90) 3:07 20. The Man Who Sold The World (Electric version) ("12/93") 4:35 21. Smells Like Teen Spirit (Live on The Word TV Show) (The Word 8.11.91) 2:58
Genre : Grunge Year of manufacture CDs : 1994-1998 Audio codec : FLAC Type rip : tracks Bitrate audio : lossless Duration : 6 CD Here is the original Blue Moon Records 5-Disc Outcesticide box set, along with a bonus 6th disc from Darkside Records.
1994 - Outcesticide - In Memory of Kurt Cobain[(2nd pressing) picLabel: Blue Moon Records (BMCD14) Total CD Time: 69:59 / 23 Tracks Matrix: CDA 00138 REDEYE MUSIC 22
1. If You Must (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 3:46 2. Downer (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 1:36 3. Floyd The Barber (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 2:05 4. Paper Cuts (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 3:50 5. Spank Thru (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 3:17 6. Beeswax (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 2:32 7. Pen Cap Chew (Reciprocal 23.1.88) 2:47 8. Blandest (Reciprocal 11.6.88) 3:39 9. Polly (a.k.a. Cracker) (Barnyard 1/89) 2:20 10. Misery Loves Company (a.k.a. Seed) (Barnyard 1/89) 2:20 11. Sappy (Barnyard 1/89) 2:22 12. Do You Love Me? (Evergreen 6/89) 3:27 13. Been A Son (Music Source 9/89) 2:21 14. Junkyard (a.k.a. Token Eastern Song) (Leeds 25.10.89) 3:26 15. Opinion (KAOS 29.9.90) 1:39 16. D-7 (version) (BBC 21.10.90) 2:31 17. Imodium (Smart Studios 4/90) 3:03 18. Pay To Play (Smart Studios 4/90) 3:21 19. Sappy (Smart Studios 4/90) 3:24 20. Here She Comes Now (VARA-FM 24.11.91) 4:40 21. Where Did You Sleep Last Night (VARA-FM 24.11.91) 4:58 22. Return Of The Rat (Laundry Room 4/92) 2:59 23. Talk To Me (Ghent 23.11.91) 3:21 24. Courtney's Eulogy (Seattle 10.4.94) 6:19
Track 24 is not included on the 2nd pressing, but was included on the 3rd and after, so it was extracted from "Into The Black" d6t19 silver as a sort of bonus track
01 Intro-Marv Albert 02 That Is Rock-N-Roll (The Coasters) 03 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (Crosby, Stills and Nash) 04 Killing Me Softly With His Song (Roberta Flack) 05 In The Air Tonight (Phil Collins) 06 Introduction of Lavern Baker by Phil Collins 07 Jim Dandy (Lavern Baker) 08 Saved (Lavern Baker) 09 Backstage with Robert Townshend and Lavern Baker 10 Roberta Flack Introduces Foreigner 11 Hot Blooded (Foreigner) 12 Juke Box Hero (Foreigner) 13 Urgent (Foreigner) tape flip 14 I Want To Know What Love Is (Foreigner) 15 Backstage with Phil Collins and Foreigner 16 Steven Stills Introduces Ben E King 17 Spanish Harlem (Ben E King) 18 There Goes My Baby (Ben E King) 19 Save The Last Dance For Me (Ben E King) 20 America (Emerson, Palmer and Berry) 21 Pick Up The Pieces (Average White Band) 22 Teadrops From My Eyes (Ruth Brown) 23 Lisa Bonet Introduces Debbie Gibson 24 Staying Together (Debbie Gibson) 25 Foolish Beat (Debbie Gibson) 26 Out Of The Blue medley (Debbie Gibson) 27 Happy Birthday (Debbie Gibson) 28 Backstage with Debbie Gibson 29 Phil Collins Introduces Robert Plant 30 Heaven Knows (Robert Plant) 31 Ship Of Fools (Robert Plant) 32 Tall Cool One (Robert Plant) 33 Backstage Interview with Bob Geldof and Robert Plant 34 Mack The Knife (Manhattan Transfer) 35 Dan Aykroyd Introduces Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn 36 Last Night (Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn) 37 Steve Cropper Introduces Carla Thomas 38 Gee Whiz (Carla Thomas) 39 Steve Cropper Introduces Paul Rogers 40 (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay (Paul Rogers) 41 Steve Cropper Introduces Miki Howard 42 Try A Little Tenderness (Miki Howard) 43 Introduction Of Paul Shaffer 44 Tramp (Carla Thomas and Paul Shaffer) 45 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Elwood Blues Review) 46 Soul Man (Elwood Blues Review) 47 Been Lovin' You (That Little Bit Too Long) (Elwood Blues Review) 48 You Don't Know Like I Know (Elwood Blues Review) 49 Knock On Wood (Elwood Blues Review) 50 Roberta Flack Introduces Bob Geldof 51 You Can't Be Too Strong (Bob Geldof) 52 Mighty Love (The Spinners) 53 The Closer I Get To You (Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson) 54 The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett) 55 Land Of 1000 Dances (Wilson Picket) 56 Birdland (Manhatten Transfer) 57 Mike Green Presentation to Ahmet Ertegun 58 Turn It On Again Medley (Genesis) 59 Michael Douglas Introduces Crosby Stills and Nash 60 Wooden Ships (Crosby Stills and Nash) 61 Our House (Crosby Stills and Nash) 62 Lonely Days (Bee Gees) 63 Jive Talking (Bee Gees) 64 Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray Introduce The Rascal 65 Good Lovin' (The Rascals) 66 Groovin' (The Rascals) 67 People Got To Be Free (The Rascals) -cut- 68 I've Seen All Good People (Yes) 69 Hold On (Yes) 70 Paul Shaffer Introduces Rufus Thomas 71 Walking The Dog (Rufus Thomas) 72 Robert Townsend, Phil Collins and Ahmet Ertegun Introduce Led Zeppelin 73 Kashmir (Led Zeppelin) 74 Heartbreaker (Led Zeppelin) 75 Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin) 76 Misty Mountain Hop (Led Zeppelin) 77 Stairway To Heaven (Led Zeppelin) 78 Closing Comments
In May of 1988 Atlantic Records celebrated their 40th anniversary in New York City at Madison Square Garden. A grand mix of Atlantic artist performed ranging from the past to the (then) present. The actual concert lasted over 12 hours and portions of the concert were broadcast on HBO and simulcast on FM radio. This recording was taken from WNEW FM in New York and totals 5 1/2 hours in length. The entire show was never broadcast. Some artist’s sets were edited and some omitted entirely. The broadcast started hours after the event started so some of the performances shown were live while others were recorded earlier. To some extent the performances were not broadcast in their original running order with acts from earlier in the day inserted between the later acts and of course songs omitted to make room for them.
Quite an interesting array or artists spanning 40 years of Atlantic history. There is a section in the center of the show with various members of Booker T. & The M.G.'s featuring Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn along with Dan Akyroyd as his alter ego Elwood Blues. They are listed here as The Elwood Blues Review as dubbed so by Elwood himself. And of course the night concludes with the Led Zeppelin Reunion featuring Jason Bonham on drums. Quite a night.
Prophets of Rage - Pinkpop Festival Landgraaf, Netherlands
June 5, 2017
Broadcast source @320
Set List 1.Prophets of Rage (Public Enemy cover) 2.Testify (Rage Against the Machine cover) 3.Take the Power Back (Rage Against the Machine cover) 4.Guerrilla Radio (Rage Against the Machine cover) 5.How I Could Just Kill a Man (Cypress Hill cover) 6.Bullet in the Head (Rage Against the Machine cover) 7.(Hip Hop medley featuring songs of Cypress Hill and Public Enemy by Chuck D, B-Real and DJ Lord) 8.Know Your Enemy (Rage Against the Machine cover) 9.Like a Stone (Audioslave cover) (with Serj Tankian) 10.Unfuck The World 11.Bulls on Parade (Rage Against the Machine cover) 12.Killing in the Name (Rage Against the Machine cover)
Members. B-Real – vocals. Chuck D – vocals. Tom Morello – lead guitar. Tim Commerford – bass guitar, backing vocals. DJ Lord – turntables, backing vocals. Brad Wilk – drums, percussion.
1 Keeper Of The Fire 07:44 2 Here We Go Again 03:46 3 Blue Water 03:03 4 Fool's Gold 01:28 5 Driving Wheel 04:45 6 C'mon 09:36 7 Georgia Bind My Ties 04:53 8 Restrain 05:12 9 Good Feelin' To Know 06:16 10 A Right Along 04:55 11 11 Heart Of The Night 06:11
Ritchie Furay- Vocals, Guitar Jim Messina - Vocals, Guitar Rusty Young - Steel Guitar Randy Meisner - Bass, Vocals George Grantham - Drums
King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast of country-rock band Poco, recorded on 11/2/1973 at Orrie de Noover Auditorium at Farleigh Dickerson University in Madison NJ. Poco was on tour to support their 6th album Crazy Eyes, released in Sept. 1973.
Just a note about the text at that Rolling Stones post. Hell, I wrote that back in 2019. I no longer feel that way, if you want to leave a comment (at my posts) that's fine....if you don't that's fine too. See scans
You know, I don't like doing re-posts. I guess my thought is why didn't you get this the first time? Now I understand that you may be new here but at least you could do is give a reason why you want a re-post in the comments. Speaking of that, maybe after I have re-posted something YOU'VE REQUESTED it would be nice if you could leave a little something in the comments section to let me know my work wasn't in vain. I'll never understand why our comment section is thread bare as compared to other sites, that post stupid and inane headers. Maybe if I post a header that says "The Rolling Stones Suck" I could maybe generate up a little interest here, but I doubt it. But as always download this and go on your merry way. After all that bitchin then I post a wrong link, I apologize
I guess there are up to 7 volumes of this but I only have these 5. See various scans.
Set List: 1-Wrecked On You 1:39
2-London Girls 2:25
3-Stiff Little Fingers 2:14
4-Wake Up 1:40
5-He's A Psycho 1:40
6-Baby Baby 3:08
7-Flying Duck Theory 3:02
8-Whips And Furs 1:57
9- I Need A Slave 1:40
10- Keep It Clean 3:00
11- Feel Alright 1:51
12- Sex Kick 1:59
13-Bad Time 2:24
