September 30, 2007
38 Special
Lions Park
Greenville, WI
august 4, 2007.
Don Barnes - Guitar & Vocals
Donnie Van Zant - Vocals & Guitar
Larry Junstrom - Bass
Danny Chauncey - Guitar
Bobby Capps - Keyboards & Vocals
Garry Moffat - Drums
01 Rockin' Into The Night
02 20th Century Fox
03 Back Where You Belong
04 Wild Eyed Southern Boys
05 If I'd Been The One
06 Help Somebody
07 Fantasy Girl
08 Trooper With An Attitude >
09 Drum Solo
10 Medley:
Back To Paradise >
Somebody Like You >
Teacher Teacher >
Rough Housin'>
Stone Cold Believer >
Like No Other Night >
Second Chance >
11 Caught Up In You
Encore
12 Chain Lightning
13 Hold On Loosely
14 Living In The USA >
15 Travelin' Band
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September 24, 2007
David Bowie
Montreal Forum
Montreal, Quebec
07/13/1983
Early Show
Look Back In Anger
Breaking Glass Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)
Rebel Rebel
Heroes
What In The World
Life On Mars?
Sorrow
Golden Years
Fashion
Let's Dance Red Sails
China Girl
White Light / White Heat
David Bowie - vocals, guitar
David LeBott - keyboards
Lenny Pickett - saxophone
Stan Harrison - baritone sax
Steve Elson - tenor sax
Carlos Alomar - guitar
Earl Slick - lead guitar
Carmen Rojas - bass
Tony Thompson - drums
Joyce and Kevin Simms - backing vocals
Nearly an exact duplicate of the first set recorded the night before on July 12th, this Bowie show seems to contain a tad more energy and tightness than the previous night's. It's clear that Bowie is definitely enjoying the experience of working with this world class band, which features Lenny Pickett and members of the Tower of Power horn section. Both Carlos Alomar, who started his work with Bowie in 1975 on Young Americans, and Earl Slick, who replaced original Bowie axeman Mick Ronson in 1974, provide guitars that work exceptionally well together. Former Chic drummer Tony Thompson and bassist Carmine Rojas add to the incredible lineup of musicians featured here.
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Grateful Dead
march 24, 1986
The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA
Alabama Getaway
Greatest Story Ever Told
Dire Wolf
Little Red Rooster
Brown Eyed Women
Brother Esau
Ramble On Rose
El Paso
Box Of Rain
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo
Man Smart Woman Smarter
High Time
Lost Sailor
Saint Of Circumstance
Drums
Space
Morning Dew
In the Midnight Hour
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The Donnas
august 26, 2001
Lowlands Festival
1. Are You Gonna Move It For Me
2. Do You Wanna Hit It
3. Get You Alone
4. Hyperactive/Checkin` It Out
5. You Got A Crush On Me
6. Get Rid Of That Girl
7. 40 Boys In 40 Nights
8. I Didn`t Like You Anyway
9. Play My GAme
10. Doin` Donuts
11. Living After Midnight
12. Skintight
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Joan Baez
Palladium
New York, NY
09/08/1975
Fountains Of Sorrow
Diamonds and Rust
Forever Young
Oh Happy Day
Simple Twist Of Fate
Medley: Both Sides Now / Night They...
Amazing Grace
Joan Baez - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, piano
Jim Gordon - drums
Duck Dunn - bass
Dean Parks - guitars
Larry Knetchel - keyboards
This performance was recorded at New York’s popular Palladium Theater in the fall of 1975, just days before she would join her ex-lover, Bob Dylan, for his historic Rolling Thunder Revue tour. Next to Dylan, Joan Baez was the single most popular folk singer to emerge from the early 1960s. On this tour, she was promoting her acclaimed Diamonds & Rust album for her then-new label, A&M Records.
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Be Bop Deluxe
Hippodrome
London,UK
June 14,1975
1 Stage Whispers
2 Third Floor Heaven
3 Adventures In A Yorkshire Landscape
4 Sister Seagull
5 Piece Of Mine
6 Maid In Heaven
7 Axe Victim
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The Byrds
Fillmore East
New York, NY
06/09/1971
My Back Pages (Incomplete)
Baby What You Want Me To Do
Jamaica, Say You Will
Black Mountain Rag
Mr. Tambourine Man
Pretty Boy Floyd
Take A Whiff On Me
Chestnut Mare
Jesus Is Just Alright
Eight Miles High
Roll Over Beethoven
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
Clarence White - guitar, mandolin, vocals
Skip Battin - bass, vocals
Gene Parsons - drums, vocals
Jimmi Seiter - congas
This recording is possibly the best example of these two guitar players' unique chemistry one could hope for. The tape mix is very well balanced, allowing one to clearly hear the musical dialogue between Clarence's sizzling, string bending Telecaster and Roger's distinctive, 12-string Rickenbacker.
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The Byrds
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
01/04/1970
Late Show
Tuning
Feel A Whole Lot Better
This Wheel's On Fire
Positively 4th Street
Roll Over Beethoven
Close Up The Honky Tonk
So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star
You Don't Miss Your Water
Jesus Is Just Alright
Nashville West
Turn! Turn! Turn!
Mr. Tambourine Man (Incomplete)
Eight Miles High (Incomplete)
He Was A Friend Of Mine
Hold It
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
Clarence White - guitar, mandolin
Skip Battin - bass, vocals
Gene Parsons - drums, vocals
This is the Byrds’ late show from the final night of a three-night Fillmore West run headlining over Fleetwood Mac and John Hammond, Jr. This performance took place early on in the McGuinn/White/Battin/Parsons lineup, which would last longer than any other Byrds incarnation.
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The Byrds
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
01/04/1970
Early Show
You Ain't Going Nowhere
Feel A Whole Lot Better
Old Blue
You All Look Alike
Positively 4th Street
Jesus Is Just Alright
Mr. Spaceman
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
Take A City Bride (Prelude)pt 1
Take A City Bride Pt 2
Turn! Turn! Turn!
Mr. Tambourine Man
Eight Miles High Pt 1 (Incomplete)
Eight Miles High Pt 2 (Incomplete)
Hold It
Roger McGuinn - guitar, vocals
Clarence White - guitar, mandolin
Skip Battin - bass, vocals
Gene Parsons - drums, vocals
This is the Byrds’ early show from the final night of a three-night Fillmore West run headlining over Fleetwood Mac and John Hammond, Jr. This performance took place early on in the McGuinn/White/Battin/Parsons lineup, which would last longer than any other Byrds incarnation.
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Angel
20th CENTURY FOXES (from the foxes soundtrack)
WALK AWAY RENEE (a cover of the left banke hit)
THE CHRISTMAS SONG (the b-side of the winter song)
BETTER DAYS (the b-side on ain`t gonna eat out my heart anymore)
CHICKEN SOUP (from the 1976 fm broadcast of the kBFH)
THE FORTUNE (from the 1976 fm broadcast of the KBFH)
WHITE LIGHTNING (from the 1976 fm broadcast of KBFM)
YOU`RE SO COLD (live in phoenix 1980)
WHIPS (demo 1981)
TROUBLESHOOTER (demo 1981)
SHOULD`VE KNOWN BETTER (demo 1981)
I WISH THE NIGHT (demo 1987)
HOT AND HEAVY (demo 1987)
THANX TO HRC!!!
The Babys
Bottom Line
New York, NY
03/24/1979
Anytime (Incomplete)
Looking For Love
Loaded
Love Don't Prove I'm Right
Give Me Your Love
Run To Mexico
John Waite - vocals
Jonathan Cain - keyboards, vocals
Ricky Phillips - bass
Wally Stocker - guitar
Tony Brock - drums
At the time of this recording, the Babys had just released their third record, Head First, which was initially rejected by their label, Chrysalis Records. During the album sessions, they replaced original keyboardist Mike Corby with Jonathon Cain, who would leave in a matter of years to join Journey. They also recruited a second bass player, Ricky Phillips. (Jack Conrad, who joined after the first album, had left during the recording sessions for Head First).
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Quicksilver Messenger Service
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
11/07/1968
Cowboys & Indians (Incomplete)
Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
Smokestack Lightning
Mona
Maiden Of The Cancer Moon
Calvary
John Cipollina - guitar, vocals
Gary Duncan - guitar, vocals
David Freiberg - bass, vocals
Greg Elmore - drums
This performance was the first of three extraordinary QMS shows from an inspired run at the Fillmore West. The wonderful quality of the recording aside, this is just a fantastic performance.
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The Animals
Mid Hudson Civic Center
Poughkeepsie, NY
09/07/1983
Introduction
It's Too Late
Melt Down
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
The Night
My Favourite Enemy
Trying To Get You
Loose Change
Just Cant Get Enough
Im Crying
No John No
Band Introduction
Bring It On Home To Me
Prisoner Of The Light
Love Is For All The Time
Heart Attack
House Of The Rising Sun
Hard Times
Being There
Its My Life
Don't Bring Me Down
Young Girls
Boom Boom
We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
Eric Burdon - vocals
Chas Chandler - bass
Hilton Valentine - guitar
John Steel - drums
Alan Price - keyboards
This show occurred early in the second U.S. tour the band launched to promote their live reunion LP with IRS. Originally recorded by WPDH-FM as a live broadcast for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, the band knew they had a listening audience of millions and seized the opportunity to deliver a killer performance.
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Joan Baez
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco, CA
03/23/1975
Introduction
I Shall Be Released
Help Me Make It Through The Night
Bridging The Gap
Joe Hill
Interlude
All My Trials
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
Amazing Grace
Joan Baez - acoustic guitar, vocals
This set signals the return of Joan Baez to the popular music scene. Within months, she would again be topping the charts with the release of Diamonds and Rust, and by the end of the year, she'd be back on the road with Bob Dylan as part of the legendary Rolling Thunder Revue. A great time to catch Baez at her best.
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The Band
Boston Garden
Boston, MA
01/14/1974
Stage Fright
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
This Wheel's On Fire
I Shall Be Released
Up On Cripple Creek
Robbie Robertson - guitar
Rick Danko - bass, vocals
Levon Helm - drums, vocals
Richard Manuel - piano, vocals
Garth Hudson - vocals, keyboards
Before the Band was the Band, they were the Hawks, and spent the better part of a decade payin’ dues as barn-burning accompaniment to regional rockabilly star Ronnie Hawkins.
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The Band
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Washington DC
08/16/1976
Introduction / Don't Do It
Shape I'm In
It Makes No Difference
The Weight
King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
Twilight
Ophelia
Tears of Rage
Forbidden Fruit
This Wheel's On Fire
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Organ Solo
Chest Fever
Up On Cripple Creek
The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
Robbie Robertson - guitar
Rick Danko - bass
Levon Helm - drums
Richard Manuel - piano
Garth Hudson - organ, keyboards
Initially formed in 1959, the group that would become the Band in 1967,had first worked as backup musicians for Canadian rock legend Ronnie Hawkins, and later, for America’s greatest troubadour Bob Dylan when he went electric. This recording, made just prior to the original band’s Scorcese-documented swansong concert, The Last Waltz, serves as a testament to their incredible musical legacy.
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The Band
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
01/30/1974
Stage Fright
Medley: Both Sides Now / Night They...
King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
When You Awake
Up On Cripple Creek
Rag Mama Rag
This Wheel's On Fire
The Shape I'm In
The Weight (Incomplete)
Crowd
Robbie Robertson - guitar
Rick Danko - bass, vocals
Levon Helm - drums, vocals
Richard Manuel - piano, vocals
Garth Hudson - vocals, keyboards
This was the big New York City homecoming for both Bob Dylan and the Band when they teamed up again for the first time in almost a decade for the Planet Waves album and their joint Before the Flood national tour of 1974. This recording is actually the segment of the concert that featured the Band by themselves. Although the reunion of Dylan and the Band was a much-hyped music industry event, many critics at the time felt the Band, not Dylan, stole the show.
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The Band
@320 by request at higher bitrate
Los Angeles Forum
Los Angeles, CA
february 14, 1974.
01 Stage Fright
02 Medley: Both Sides Now / Night They...
03 King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
04 When You Awake
05 I Shall Be Released
06 Up On Cripple Creek
07 Rag Mama Rag
08 This Wheel's On Fire
09 The Weight
Robbie Robertson - vocals, guitar
Rick Danko - vocals, bass guitar
Levon Helm - vocals, drums
Garth Hudson - vocals, keyboards
Richard Manuel - vocals, piano
On their historic Before the Flood tour, the Band co-headlined and performed with their old boss and frontman, Bob Dylan. This set, taken from a two night stand at the L.A. Forum on that legendary tour - contains only Band selections. Various songs from this tour did end up on the double live LP of the same name, though there's no mention of where those tracks were taken from.
The Band gives some mighty good renditions of their biggest hits at this show, including “Stage Fright,” “King Harvest,” “Up On Cripple Creek,” “Rag Mama Rag” and their legendary ballad “The Weight.”
The Band was one of those few, gifted groups in which nearly all its members were good enough to sing lead; and every one save Garth Hudson take the spotlight at one point in the set. Bassist Rick Danko, who co-wrote “This Wheel’s On Fire” with Dylan, gives a heartfelt performance of that number, as he does on “When You Awake.” Robbie Robertson’s guitar playing is also outstanding, as evinced especially on his solo during “Stage Fright.”
Also notable is a brilliant version of their classic Civil War epic, “The Night They Drove Ole Dixie Down.” Sung by drummer Levon Helm, the work remains one of the most poignant rock songs of all time, and would eventually even go on to become a Top 10 hit for Joan Baez.
Through both band member autobiographies and film documentaries about the group, it's become well known that some of the members were fighting a constant battle against drugs and alcohol during their touring heydays of the early and mid-1970s. It is hard to believe that they were able to make such amazing music while fighting such fierce personal demons, but recordings like this one offer unequivocal testaments to the effort. Those who disparage rock 'n' roll for having no viable ethical dimension would do well to listen in on one of these sets. For all their personal and collective struggles - for all the strife and trials - the Band still delivered some of the most poignant music in rock music history during this period - and there's certainly courage in that.
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Brian Johnson & Friends
Joint
Los Angeles, CA, USA
September 29, 2004
Route 66
Rock and Roll
You Shook Me All Night Long
Sin City
Pavlov`s Dog
may 14, 1976
01 Intro_Julia
02 Late November
03 She Came Shinning
04 Mersey
05 Theme From Subway Sure
06 Standing Here With You
07 Did You See Him Cry
08 Try To Hang On
09 Valkerie
10 Of Once & Future King
11 Early Morning On
12 Natchez Trace
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Pavlov's Dog is a 1970s progressive rock/AOR band formed in St. Louis in 1972. Pavlov's Dog originally comprised David Surkamp (vocals and guitar), Steve Scorfina (lead guitar), Mike Safron (drums), Rick Stockton (bass guitar), David Hamilton (keyboard), Doug Rayburn (mellotron and flute), and Siegfried Carver, born Richard Nadler (various string instruments including the rare vitar, a cross between a guitar and a violin). Richard Nadler left the band after the first album. In 1976, after the release of their second album At the Sound of the Bell, David Hamilton left the band and was replaced by Tom Nickeson. Former Yes drummer Bill Bruford appeared as a session musician, and the band's third album featured Kirk Sarkisian on drums.The band's debut Pampered Menial was released in 1975, their second album At the Sound of the Bell in 1976. The band recorded a third album in 1977, but due to poor sales of the first two albums, Columbia Records refused to release it, hastening the band's split. The third album finally appeared as a bootleg in the 1980s, a limited edition pressed from stolen master tapes. It was released under the name The St. Louis Hounds, without Pavlov's Dog's name on the sleeve. The album finally appeared legitimately on CD in 1994 from German label TRC, as Third. In 1990, a reformed version of the band, with only Surkamp and Rayburn from the original line-up, recorded Lost in America for TRC
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Angel
Kenmin Taiikukan
Hiroshima, Japan
February 7th, 1977
Disc 1
01 Introduction
02 Tower
03 On and On
04 Big Boy (Let’s Do It Again)
05 Telephone Exchange
06 Long Time
07 Cast The First Stone
08 Any Way You Want It
09 Chicken Soup
10 On The Rocks
Disc 2
01 Can You Feel It
02 Pressure Point
03 Broken Dreams
04 You’re Not Fooling Me
05 The Fortune
06 She’s A Mover
07 Rock & Rollers
08 Feelin' Right
09 White Lightning
10 Outroduction
UFO
Coffee Break Concert
The Agora
Cleveland, Ohio
June 1982
We Belong To The NightLet It Rain
Long Gone
The Wild, The Willing & The Innocent
Only You Can Rock Me
Terri
Doing It All For You
Too Hot To Handle
Lights Out
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American Minor
March 28th, 2006
Elbo Room
Chicago,IL
Moonlight Ride
Don't Jump The Gun
Cheaters & Non Believers
Break
Buffalo Creek
You Ain't Got To Worry
Walk On
8} Change
Mr. Queen
Help Yourself
Thanx to HRC!!!
The Babys
Tower Theatre
april 23, 1977
01 Looking For Love
02 Rodeo
03 Wild Man
04 If You`ve Got The Time
05 I Believe In Love
06 Give Me Your Love
07 If U Could See Me Fly
Foghat
1975.
Fool For The City
Home In My Hand
I Just want To Make Love To You
Road Fever
Honey Rush
Slow Ride
Madness
december 23, 1980.
Hammersmith Odeon, London
01 One Step Beyond
02 E.R.N.I.E.
03 Mistakes
04 Disappear
05 Bed And Breakfast Man
06 Return Of The Los Palmas 7
07 Close Escape
08 Overdone
09 Not Home Today
10 Razor Blade Alley
11 My Girl
12 Take It Or Leave It
13 On The Beat Pete
14 Embarrassment
15 Shadow Of Fear
16 You Said
17 In The Middle Of The Night
18 The Prince
19 Baggy Trousers
20 Rockin' In A Flat
21 Madness
22 Crying Shame
Angel
Chicago Stadium
Chicago, Illinois
December 18th, 1978
1. Tower (Fades In)
2. Can You Feel It?
3. L.A. Lady
4. Don't Leave Me Lonely
5. Bad Time
6. Ain't Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore
7. Rock N Rollers
8. Feelin' Right
9. White Lightning
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Bryan Adams
Rhode Islands
january 1988
01 Only The Strong
02 The Only One
03 Kids Wanna Rock
04 It`s Only Love
05 Cuts Like A Knife
06 Victim Of Love
07 Straight From The Heart
08 Heaven
09 Heat Of The Night
10 Run To You
11 Somebody
12 Summer Of `69
13 Everything I Do, I Do It For You
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AC/DC
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY, USA
december 2, 1981
Disc 101 Hells Bells
02 Shot Down in Flames
03 Sin City
04 Shoot to Thrill
05 Back in Black
06 Bad Boy Boogie
07 Rock and Roll Ain't Noise Pollution
08 The Jack
09 What Do You Do for Money Honey
Disc 2
01 Highway to Hell
02 Put the Finger on You
03 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
04 Whole Lotta
05 Let There Be Rock
06 You Shook Me All Night Long
07 For Those About to Rock
08 TNT
The Call
Ritz
New York, NY
05/29/1986
Morning
Oklahoma
I Still Believe (Great Design)
With Or Without Reason
Tore The Old Place Down
Tremble
Blood Red
Sanctuary
Everywhere I Go
The Walls Came Down
Michael Been - bass, guitar, keyboards, vocals
Jeff Bova - keyboards, programming
Tom Ferrier - guitar, vocals
Jim Goodwin - keyboards, vocals
Scott Musick - drums, vocals
This show was recorded in June 1986, at New York’s famed Ritz Club, and features material from their first three albums, with a slant towards Reconciled. “I Still Believe” is this set’s highlight, but also has a slightly anti-climatic effect, as it was placed as the third song in the setlist. Charlie Burchill from Simple Minds joins the band for the finale of “The Walls Came Down,” which brings the evening to a very powerful end.
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Allman Brothers Band
april 16, 1972.
Academy of Music
New York,NY
1. Statesboro Blues
2. Done Somebody Wrong
3. Ain't Wastin' Time No More
4. One Way Out
5. Stormy Monday
6. Trouble No More
7. You Don't Love Me
8. Whipping Post
This is a very nice performance. On many of the 1972 shows Berry really carries the band. The bass figures strongly throughout the performance. Dickey is playing slide and is doing some very interesting things that are not present in other versions of these songs. This is on just one disc although it does appear to be the entire performance (Academy of Music usually booked bands for early and late shows, and perhaps this accounts for the relatively short performance).
Chuck Berry
Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
03/19/1967
School Days
Little Sixteen
Memphis
The Vagabond's House
Let It Rock
My Ding-A-Ling
Reelin' And Rockin'
Roll Over Beethoven
Bonsoir Cherie
Johnny B. Goode
Promised Land
Chuck Berry - guitar, vocals
Steve Miller - guitar, harmonica
Jim Peterman - keyboards
Lonnie Turner - bass
Tim Davis - drums
This historic recording marks the beginning of a long and fruitful relationship that Berry would enjoy with promoter Bill Graham, who booked him often at both Fillmores East and West during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The night this show was recorded, Berry shared the bill with the Grateful Dead. Berry grew his hair longer and donned bell-bottoms for this show, but never changed his sound or style. The show was a virtual greatest hits package, with Berry faithfully re-creating such 1950s classics as "School Days," "Reelin’ And Rockin’," "Let It Rock" and, of course, "Johnny B. Goode." Of special note: during this show, Berry played a little known risqué gem called "My Ding A Ling," which in 1972 became his last Top 10 hit.
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Dickey Betts
Winterland
San Francisco, CA
12/14/1974
Introduction / Rain
Sky
Hide Away
Hand Picked
Long Time Gone
Southbound
Old Joe Clark
Salty Dog Blues
Carolina
Rollin' In My Sweet Baby’s Arms
Hard Time Blues
Orange Blossom Special
In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Ramblin' Man
Jessica
Dickey Betts - guitar, dobro, vocals
Jeff Hanna - guitar
Spooner Oldham - organ
Vassar Clements - violin
John Hughey - pedal steel guitar
Oscar Underwood Adams - mandolin
Stray Straton - bass,
Bramlett - vocals, percussion
Jerry Jumonville - alto sax
David Walshaw - drums, percussion
Jerry Thompson - drums
Leon Poindexter - acoustic guitar
Walter Poindexter - banjo
Frank Poindexter - dobro
This is one of the finest examples recorded of musicians playing for the sheer joy of music, with no egos or financial concerns getting in the way. Touring this type of show was destined to be a monstrous undertaking - and ultimately a financial disaster - but thankfully, for a brief time in 1974, none of that seemed to matter.
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Axe
Cleveland Agora
9/1/1982
WMMS broadcast
01. Intro/Holdin' On
02. Steal Another Fantasy
03. Running The Gauntlet
04. Back On The Streets
05. Jennifer
06. Sympathize
07. Burn The City Down
08. Silent Soldiers
09. I Got The Fire
10.Guitar Solo/Rock'n Roll Party In The Streets
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MC 5 - Motor City Five
1968 - 1970
Demos, Outtakes & Live
1. Baby Wont Ya (1970 unreleased version)
2. Sister Ann (Sonic on vocals)
3. I'm Mad Like Eldridge Cleaver (27th Oct 68)
4. Ice Pick Slim (26th May 68)
5. Train Music
6. The Pledge Song
7. Baby Please Don't Go
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Jon Butcher
Palace
Hollywood, CA
07/31/1987
Writing On The Wall
Life Takes A Life
Long Way Home
American Dream
Goodbye Saving Grace
Heaven
Wishes
Fire Down The Well
Holy War
Higher Ground
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Jon Butcher - lead vocals, guitar
Thom Gimbel - keyboards, saxophone
Ronnie Sage - bass
Jamie Carter - drums
By the time this recording was made, Butcher had dropped the Axis, picked up a new backing band (which included Foreigner and Aersomith sideman Thom Gimbel) and released the introspective album Wishes. This recording is a fun listen, particularly for the obvious presence of Hendrix's influence on his music. Like Robin Trower, Jon Butcher is a talented guitarist trying hard to fill the void left by the late, great guitarist from Seattle. The three-piece backing band is the perfect compliment to Butcher’s ballsy vocals and guitar stylings.
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The Beach Boys
Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA
05/15/1979
Interlude
Girl
Interlude
Angel Come Home
Heroes And Villains
Interlude
Help Me, Rhonda
Interlude
Wouldn't It Be Nice
Rock And Roll Music
I Get Around
Surfin' U.S.A.
Mike Love - lead vocals
Brian Wilson - keyboards, vocals
Carl Wilson - bass, vocals
Dennis Wilson - drums, vocals
Al Jardine - rhythm guitar, vocals
Bruce Johnston - keyboards, vocals
Bobby Figueroa - drums
Mike Meros - organ, synth
Ed Carter - bass, guitar
Recorded during one of their many “resurgent periods,” this tour marked the reunion of Brian Wilson to the touring lineup of the Beach Boys. Although Wilson had returned to live shows with the band some three years earlier, he was only playing an occasional gig, when his psychiatrist Dr. Eugene Landy allowed. Landy, who was accused of taking advantage of Brian Wilson’s fragile mental state through mind control techniques, was eventually ousted when the band and Wilson’s immediate family forced an intervention.
Black Sabbath
Peel`s Sunday Show
BBC Radio 1
April 26, 1970.
1. Black Sabbath
2. War Pigs
3. FairiesWear Boots
4. Wicked World
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Iron Maiden
September 7, 1984
Palais Des Sports
Toulouse, France
01 Intro/Aces High
02 2 Minutes To Midnight
03 The Trooper
04 Revelations
05 Flight Of Icarus
06 Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
07 Losfer Words
08 Powerslave
09 Dave Guitar Solo
10 The Number Of The Beast
11 Hallowed Be Thy Name
12 22 Acacia Avenue
13 Iron Maiden
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Winterland
San Francisco, CA
12/31/1967
Instrumental
Pride Of Man
Who Do You Love
If You Live
It's Been Too Long
Smokestack Lightning
Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
Gold And Silver
Dino's Song
Back Door Man
Mona / Maiden Of The Cancer Moon
John Cipollina - guitar, vocals
Gary Duncan - guitar, vocals
David Freiberg - bass, vocals
Greg Elmore - drums
This is Quicksilver’s final performance of a three-night Winterland run. This night they were opening for local friends Jefferson Airplane.
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Cream
Los Angeles Forum
Los Angeles, CA
10/19/1968
Sitting on Top of the World 4:58
I’m So Glad 9:13
Ginger Baker - drums, vocals
Jack Bruce - bass, vocals
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
This recording was made at the Los Angeles Forum in 1968, at the conclusion of the band’s final U.S. tour. Within five weeks, Cream had played their farewell show at the Royal Albert Hall; Jack Bruce would embark on a solo career; and Clapton, along with drummer Ginger Baker, would eventually form the monumental but ill-fated super group Blind Faith.
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Chicago
Louisville Memorial Auditorium
Louisville, KY
06/12/1974
Set 2
Introduction
Pts 1 & 2
Italian From New York
Hanky Panky
Life Saver
Just You And Me
I've Been Searching So Long
25 or 6 to 4
Got To Get You Into My Life
Feelin' Stronger Everyday
Peter Cetera - bass, vocals
Terry Kath - guitar, vocals
Laudir De Oliveira - percussion
Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals
Lee Loughnane - percussion, trumpet
James Pankow - trombone
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds
Daniel Seraphine - drums
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Chicago
Louisville Memorial Auditorium
Louisville, KY
06/12/1974
Set 1
Introduction
Call On Me
Saturday In The Park
Something In This City Changes Peoples
Aire
Beginnings
Make Me Smile
So Much To Say, So Much To Give
Anxiety's Moment
Colour My World
To Be Free
Now More Than Ever (INC)
Peter Cetera - bass, vocals
Terry Kath - guitar, vocals
Laudir De Oliveira - percussion
Robert Lamm - keyboards, vocals
Lee Loughnane - percussion, trumpet
James Pankow - trombone
Walter Parazaider - woodwinds
Daniel Seraphine - drums
Recorded a few years before founding member and guitarist Terry Kath died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound, this original King Biscuit Flower Hour concert marks a time when Chicago was deep in the middle of a nearly ten-year run as one of the most successful pop groups in the world.
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The Band
@320 by request at higher bitrate
Los Angeles Forum
Los Angeles, CA
february 13, 1974.
01 Rag Mama Rag
02 Endless Highway
03 Shape I'm In
04 The Weight
05 Stage Fright
06 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
07 King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
08 When You Awake
09 I Shall Be Released
10 Up On Cripple Creek
Robbie Robertson - vocals, guitar
Rick Danko - vocals, bass guitar
Levon Helm - vocals, drums
Garth Hudson - vocals, keyboards
Richard Manuel - vocals, piano
Recorded during the same year they reunited with Bob Dylan for his landmark Planet Waves album and tour, and two before they'd finally call it quits, this early show from 1974 offers up a sizzling selection of the Band, and almost all their biggest hits. The Band, which had been working for six years straight since releasing their first album, Music from Big Pink, in 1968, had perfected an unmistakable chemistry as performers. The group sounds tight as a drum, striking incredible multi-part harmonies throughout the course of this one hour show. Starting off with a robust version of “Rag Mama Rag” that segues into the more poignant “Endless Highway,” the group demonstrates their mastery of dynamics within the format of a shorter show.
The more upbeat “Shape I’m In” then moves into the group's classic ode “The Weight.” Also performed here are killer versions of the group’s Civil War epic, “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” and “King Harvest (Has Surely Come),” their account of American labor strife during the depression. They only dip into the Dylan well once with a stunning version of “I Shall Be Released.”
The association with Dylan was something that would continue to characterize the Band - in the eyes of both critics and fans alike - during much of their musical lifespan. Under their early moniker of the Hawks, they had backed Dylan for his now infamous 1966 tour - the first since he'd gone electric - and continued with him for nearly two years before striking out on their own in 1968.
The Band stayed together until 1976, when several members went solo. They reunited, without key member Robbie Robertson, for a few albums and tours in the late 1980s and mid-1990s, but never saw the same critical or commercial success. Sadly, the death of two original members, Richard Manuel and Rick Danko, ultimately closed the Band's chapter in the annals of rock history.
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Quicksilver Messenger Service
Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
11/05/1966
I Got My Mojo Working
Don't Love Me
Suzy Q
Hootchie Cootchie Man
Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
Gold And Silver
Stand By Me
Pride Of Man
Jim Murray - vocals, percussion
John Cipollina - guitar, vocals
Gary Duncan - guitar, vocals
David Freiberg - bass, vocals
Greg Elmore - drums
This is probably the earliest known professional live recording of the band, made in 1966 at the Fillmore Auditorium. Less than a year old at the time of this recording (though some of their members had begun working together in 1963), the band was still finding its way through a maze of old blues tunes, early psychedelic drug influences and originals they were writing at the time.
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September 23, 2007
Elvis Costello - solo
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, TN
September 19, 2007
Surprise opening slot for Bob Dylan
1. Red Shoes
2. Either Side of the Same Town
3. Down Among The Wine and Spirits (new song)
4. River in reverse
5. Bedlam
6. The Scarlet Tide
7. PLU
8. Veronica
9. I Want You
Eric Clapton
Binyanei Ha'OomaYerushalayim
Jerusalem, Israel
october 29, 1979
Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Albert Lee - guitar, vocals
Dave Markee - bass
Henry Spinetti - drums
Chris Stainton - keyboards
September 17, 2007
8 Foot Fluorescent Tubes
april 17, 1998
Higher Ground Winooski, VT
Trey Anastasio - guitar, vocals
Russ Lawton - drums
Tom Lawson - guitar, keys, vocals
Tony Markellis - bass
Heloise Williams - vocals
Set 1
01 Big Bong (First Tube)
02 Sand
03 Free Thought (Mozambique)
04 Mr. Meat Man
05 Naturally to Blame ->
06 Wighat
07 The Silicone Fairy
08 Last Tube >
09 Higher Ground
Set 2
01 intro
02 Tore Up
03 Magilla
04 Sunny
05 Stir It Up
06 Crossroads
07 Come On (Part One)
08 Soul Power Jam > Pass The Peas
09 Drums
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Elvis Presley
The Eyes Of Texas Are Upon You
Houston, TX
Elvis Presley
march 19, 1955.
Eagle's Hall
Houston, TX
Vintage 55
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September 15, 2007
Rory Gallagher
Parkwest
Chicago, Illinois
november 9, 1978
Recorded from WXRT-FM broadcast
Recorded from WXRT-FM broadcast
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Allman Brothers Band
july 3, 1970.
Atlanta Pop Festival
Byron, GA
A very low bitrate!!! WMA!!!
01 Stage Announcements
02 Statesboro Blues
03 Trouble No More//
04 //Don't Keep Me Wonderin'
05 Dreams
06 Every Hungry Woman
07 Hoochie Coochie Man
08 Stage Announcements
09 Banter / Tuning
09 Banter / Tuning
10 In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
11 Whipping Post>
12 Mountain// Jam
13 Stage Announcements Encore
14 ??//
September 13, 2007
Dickey Betts
Winterland
San Francisco, CA
12/14/1974
This is one of the finest examples recorded of musicians playing for the sheer joy of music, with no egos or financial concerns getting in the way. Touring this type of show was destined to be a monstrous undertaking - and ultimately a financial disaster - but thankfully, for a brief time in 1974, none of that seemed to matter.
September 12, 2007
Anthrax
january 14, 2006.
Minneapolis
Killer show from the reunion tour-the crowd was more than ready!
And too many colors on covers...hehe
September 10, 2007
38 Special
may 8, 1987.
Houston, TX
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01. Intro02. Roughhousin'
03. Back on the Track
04. Like No Other Night
05. Stone Cold Believer
06. Somebody Like You
07. Chain Lightning
08. Wild-Eyed Southern Boys
09. Teacher, Teacher
10. Back Where You Belong
11. Against the Night
12. Caught Up In You
13. 20th Century Fox
14. Rockin' Into the Night
15. Hold On Loosely
16. Travelin' Band
17. If It Will It Will
September 09, 2007
Alice Cooper
Alice Cooper
The Electric Ladyland Studios, NYC
September 13, 1991.
No More Mr. Niceguy
Billion Dollar Babies
Only Women Bleed
Sick Things
Feed My Frankestein
Cold Ethyl
Love`s Loaded Gun
I`m Eighteen
Go To Hell
School`s Out
Hey Stoopid
The Bee Gees
The Bee Gees
Los Angeles Forum
Los Angeles, CA
december 20, 1976.
I've Gotta Get A Message To You
Edge Of The Universe
Love So Right
Can't Keep A Good Man Down
Come On Over
Down The Road
Medley: New York Mining Disaster
How Can You Mend A Broken Heart?
To Love Somebody
You Should Be Dancing
Boogie Child
Words
Wind Of Change
Nights On Broadway
Jive Talking
Band Intro Instrumental
Lonely Days
Dennis Bryon - drums
Barry Gibb - vocals, guitar
Maurice Gibb - vocals, bass
Robin Gibb - vocals
Joe Lala - percussion
Joey Murcia - guitar
Alan Kendall - guitar
Blue Weaver - keyboards
Geoff Westley - keyboards
Peter Balin - tenor sax
Kenneth Faulk - trumpet
Jeff Kievit - trumpet
Whit Sidener - alto sax
Stanley Webb - baritone sax
Aerosmith
Aersomith
the Centrum Worcester, MA
march 12, 1986.
01. Back In The Saddle
02. Same Old Song And Dance
03. Big Ten Inch Record
04. My Fist, Your Face
05. Last Child
06. No Surprise
07. Shela
08. She's On Fire
09. The Hop
10. Sweet Emotion
11. Walk This Way
12. Let the Music Do The Talking
13. Dream On
14. Toys In The Attic
15. Train Kept A Rollin'
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THANX ROCKET & HRC!!!
ENJOY!!!
The 5:15er`s
The 5:15er's
The Arthurball Echo Park, CA
february 26, 2006.
01. Eyeless 10
02. Space For Rent
03. You Would Know
04. Baby Mae
05. 100 Days
06. Why The Fly
07. Calling Dr. Carrion
08. Into The Hollow
Josh Homme - Vocals, Guitars, Bass
Chris Goss - Vocals, Keyboards, Guitars, Bass
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38 Special
38 Special
1988
the Orpheum Theatre
Memphis, Tennessee
the 'Rock n' Roll Strategy' tour.
01. Hot Lanta
02. Rough-Housin
03. Rock & Roll Strategy
04. Stone Cold Believer
05. Back Where You Belong
06. Wild Eyed Southern Boys
07. Second Chance
08. 20th Century Fox
09. Caught Up In You
10. Rockin´ Into The Night
11. Hold On Loosely
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September 05, 2007
A Night At The Boston Garden
A Night At The Boston Garden 03
march 24, 1970
Moody Blues
01. Intro/Tuning
02. Gypsy
03. Sunset 04. Dr.Livingston I Presume
05. Never Comes The Day
06. Peak Hour
07. /Tuesday Afternoon
08. Question
09. Are You Sitting Comfortably > The Dream > Have You Heard
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A Night At The Boston Garden
A Night At The Boston Garden 02
march 24, 1970
John Mayall & Duster Bennett
01. /The Laws Must Change ( Aborted )
02. Talk
03. The Laws Must Change
04. California
05. Band Intros
06. I Chose To Sing The Blues ( Duster Bennett Solo )
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A Night At The Boston Garden
A Night At The Boston Garden 01
march 24, 1970
Steve Miller
01. Kow Kow
02. Baby's House
03. Seasons
04. ? >
05. Can't You Hear Your Daddy's Heartbeat
06. ?
07. Gangster Of Love
08. /Steppin'stone
09. ?
10. Livin'in The Usa >
11. Space Cowboy
12. Crowd/Announcements
13. ? >
14. ?
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September 04, 2007
Devo
Devo
Be Stiff
12"
Notes: Some on clear yellow vinyl.
01. Jocko Homo
02. (I Can't Me Get No) Satisfaction
03. Be Stiff
04. Mongoloid
05. Sloppy (I Saw My Baby Getting)
06. Social Fools
April Wine
April Wine
the Aladdin Theater for the Performing Arts
Las Vegas, Nevada
april 27, 1981
01. Oowatanite
02. Future Tense
03. Crash & Burn
04. Before the Dawn
05. All Over Town
06. Sign Of The Gypsy Queen
07. Just Between You & Me
08. 21st Century Schizoid Man
09. I Like To Rock
10. Wanna Rock
11. Roller
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April Wine
April Wine
1977
El Mocambo Club, Toronto
01. Teenage Love
02. Tonite Is A Wonderful Time To Fall In Love
03. Juvenile Delinquent
04. Don`t Push Me Around
05. Oowatanite
06. Drop Your Guns
07. Slow Poke
08. She`s No Angel
09. You Could Have Been A Lady
Miles Goodwyn - lead vocals, guitar
Gary Moffel - guitar, background vocals
Steve Lang - bass, background vocals, lead vocals on Oowatanite
Jerry Mercer - drums, background vocals
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Thanx to Hear-Rock-City!!!
April Wine
April Wine
Reading University
march 10, 1980
Hot On The Wheels Of Love
Right Down To It
Oowatanite
Get Ready For Love
I Like To Rock
Before The Rain
Ladies Man
21st Century Schizoid Man
Don`t Push Me Around
Better Do It Well
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Creedence Clearwater Revival
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Budokan Tokyo,Japan
Earthquake
february 29, 1972
An interesting rarity from the trio version of CCR. Tom Fogerty had left CCR over a year earlier and now it was John Fogerty,Stu Cook & Doug Clifford left to carry on.But this concert was near the end of the road for CCR. They broke up later that year.This is a VERY RAW Soundboard recording. If you are used to only the CCR heard on the radio,this might be a shock somewhat.Everything sounds stripped down. The guitar especially sounds raw.The performance is fantastic. For a band nearing the end of the line,you can't tell by listening to this concert.A rare recording nonetheless.
Peter Frampton
Peter Frampton
Record Plant
Sausalito, CA
march 24, 1975
Introduction 0:21
Wind Of Change 2:59
Baby, I Love Your Way 4:43
Baby (Something's Happening) 4:43
Day's Dawning 3:40
Lines On My Face 6:26
Doobie Wah 4:54
It's A Plain Shame 3:40
I Wanna Go To The Sun 6:34
(I'll Give You) Money 5:21
Do You Feel Like We Do 12:46
Peter Frampton - lead vocals, guitar
John Siomos - drums
Andrew Bown - bass, vocals
Bob Mayo - guitar, keyboard, vocals
Originally broadcast on KSAN-FM’s Live From The Record Plant concert series, this show, while technically and sonically far better than many live concert broadcasts, sounds more like a studio album cut in one take than a live recording. It was recorded in the pristine surroundings of San Francisco’s world class Record Plant recording studio without the benefit of any studio audience. Although it sounds immaculate, there is no live audience for Peter Frampton to feed off of. Hence, while it is more sterile sounding than most other live concerts, it remains an exceedingly historic recording nonetheless.
Taped in March 1975, to promote 1974’s Something’s Happening album (his third studio release as a solo artist), this show was the forerunner to the live showcase he presented during the summer of that year and the spring of 1976, which would eventually be absorbed by the record-buying masses as a double CD called Frampton Comes Alive. That album, as most music fans know, is the disc that made Peter Frampton a household name and sold an amazing 15 million copies, making it the best selling live album of all time.
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The Damned
The Damned
Dodgy Demo
1979
The Damned's "Love Song" has to be one of the best punk rock songs of all time. It's really a
perfect song; great melodies, great guitar parts, attitude to spare, speed, and a perfect
arrangement. The fact that they were able to inject some clever humor into the whole mess via
Vanian's tongue-in-cheek lyrics is an added bonus as well.
According to the excrutiatingly detailed Damned Discography, this 7" "was given away free at
the bands gigs at the Croydon Greyhound, London on 7 January 1979 and the Electric Ballrom,
London on 23 January 1979" several months ahead of the official release of the "Love Song"
single on the Chiswick label. Both tracks are demo versions. The b-side, "Burglar", is pure
novelty and features drummer Rat Scabies on vocals. You can really hear the echos of "Love Song" and some other Damned tunes, such as "Melody Lee", in material from bands like
Scream, Minor Threat, and Black Market Baby.
01. Love Song (demo)
02. Burglar (demo)
September 03, 2007
Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
Ontario Motor Speedway
Ontario, CA
april 6, 1974
Tomorrow's Dream 2:52
Sweet Leaf 5:39
Killing Yourself To Live 5:26
War Pigs 7:08
Snowblind 5:06
Sabbra Cadabra 6:00
Sabbra Cadabra: Jam / Guitar Solo 5:31
Sabbra Cadabra: Jam / Drum Solo 3:48
Supernaut 2:00
Iron Man 5:43
Guitar Solo / Orchid 3:20
Instrumental 4:56
Paranoid 2:59
Children Of The Grave 4:35
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar
Geezer Butler - bass
Bill Ward - drums
The sound quality on this show is less than stunning, as it lacks any real bottom end. But considering this was recorded during the pioneer days of the stadium-sized events and television and radio simulcasts, it is still light years beyond the quality of most Sabbath live recordings which can only be found in bootlegs from this era.
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311
311
june 23, 2001.
Verizon Ampitheatre
KROQ Weenie Roast
Irvine, CA
01 Down
02 Do You Right
03 You Wouldn't Believe
04 Misdirected Hostility
05 Come Original
06 Beautiful Disaster
07 All Mixed Up
08 Freak Out
09 Who's Got the Herb?
10 Feels So Good
11 Psycho (w/ Shaquille O'Neal)
FILLER (unknown show):
12 Hive
13 Nix Hex
14 Plain
15 Silver
16 Applied Science
17 Misderected Hostility
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Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Pittsburgh, PA
september 2, 1978
Snowblind 6:34
Black Sabbath 7:26
Dirty Women 6:58
Rock 'N' Roll Doctor 10:12
Wasp / Behind The Wall Of Sleep / B... 7:13
Electric Funeral 3:10
Iron Man 7:20
Fairies Wear Boots 6:16
Children Of The Grave 6:05
Paranoid 3:11
Ozzy Osbourne - vocals
Tony Iommi - guitar
Bill Ward - drums
Terry "Geezer" Butler - bass
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September 02, 2007
Foghat
Foghat
Philadelphia Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA
december 18, 1976
The King Biscuit live Foghat installment is taken from two different phases of the band (1974 and ’76), and appropriately, these concert tapes include performances of the Lonesome Dave tunes “Fool For The City” and “Slow Ride,” as well as Foghat’s rowdy cover of “My Babe,” an early Sixties repertoire staple of the Righteous Brothers, who originated it.
Fool For The City 4:56
My Babe 4:20
Drivin' Wheel 5:50
Honey Hush 5:52
Night Shift 6:37
Slow Ride 10:37
Home In My Hand 5:05
Eight Days On The Road 5:59
Leavin' Again (Again) 2:56
I Just Want To Make Love To You 11:28
Bonus Interview 9:45
"Lonesome" Dave Peverett - lead vocals, guitar
Roger Earl - drums
Rod Price - lead guitar, slide guitar, vocals
Nick Jameson - bass guitar, vocals
Craig MacGregor - bass guitar, vocals
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Aerosmith
Aerosmith
the Schaeffer Music Festival
Central Park, NY
august 29, 1975
Lock up your drugs - Aerosmith is coming to town! These notorious opiate-hounds swaggered out of the Boston night like the bastard sons of Mick and Keef to become one of the world’s top stadium acts. Their triumph in the face of self-inflicted adversity is little wonder when taking into account their potent cocktail of bluesy riffing and proto-punk attitude, plus the liberal application of scarves.
Tom Hamilton - bass
Joey Kramer - drums
Joe Perry - guitar
Steven Tyler - vocals
Brad Whitford - guitar
This is a FM broadcast from the King Biscuit Flower Hour and the track list features songs from Aerosmith's first three albums and it's pretty enjoyable.Sound quality: 9/9+
01. S.O.S (Too Bad)
02. Somebody
03. Dream On
04. Write Me
05. Walk This Way
06. Sweet Emotion
07. No More No More
08. Same Old Song And Dance
09. Toys In The Attic
10. Train Kept A Rollin'
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September 01, 2007
Booker T and the MG's
Booker T. & the MG's
Bottom Line
New York, NY
june 19, 1977
This recording was made in 1977 at New York City’s Bottom Line, when Booker T & the MG’s had reformed to make Universal Language, a new studio album. The band having officially disbanding in 1972, the LP and tour came as an unexpected and welcomed event for thousands of soul music fans. The MG's, originally formed in 1961, had been the first interracial group to score a Top 10 hit in America, and soon after became the house band for the legendary Stax/Volt label. While at Stax, the group produced and backed such soul icons as the Staple Singers, Otis Redding, Carla Thomas, Sam & Dave, and Isaac Hayes, among others.
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