BROOKLYNSTEVE

July 3, 2011

PHISH - FROM THE ARCHIVES - Superball IX - Vol I

Phish - From The Archives - Superball IX - Vol I

From The Archives with Kevin Shapiro

Drowned-> Rock & Roll
June 29, 2000 PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ

Waves
May 26, 2011 - Rehearsal, Bethel Arts Center, Bethel, NY

Wolfman's Brother-> Simple-> Odd Couple Jam
August 16, 1997 Great Went

Run Like An Antelope > Suzy Greenberg
July 3, 1994 The Ballpark, Old Orchard Beach, ME http://www.fileserve.com/file/4BVhExG

PHISH - 2011-06-30 Soundcheck, Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, NY

Phish 2011-06-30 Soundcheck, Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, NY

Jam > Undermind, Sleep Again, My Soul, Ginseng Sullivan, Jam

Notes: This was the soundcheck for the Super Ball IX festival. The end of "Sleep Again" was repeated in order to teach Fish, who had apparently forgot the song's conclusion. Fish was yelling "Maxine don't eat rocks!" during the intro to My Soul. Georgy Girl (The Seekers) was teased before Ginseng.

http://www.fileserve.com/file/BQbugZ9

July 2, 2011

TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS - PRESSURE DOGGS. THE GOLDEN TRACKS

Artist: Toots And The Maytals

Album: Pressure Drop The Golden Tracks

Released: 2011

Style: Reggae

Format: MP3 236Kbps

Size: 99 Mb

Tracklist:
01 – Pressure Drop
02 – 54-46 Was My Number
03 – Funky Kingston
04 – Take Me Home, Country Roads
05 – Higher Ground
06 – Walking On The Moon
07 – Pressure Drop (Ska Drop)
08 – 54-46 Was My Number (The Dub Version)
09 – Pressure Drop (Pressure House Mix)
10 – 54-46 Was My Number (Dubstep Remix)
11 – Take Me Home, Country Roads (Dubstep Remix)
12 – Higher Ground (Dubstep Remix)
13 – 54-46 Was My Number (Instrumental Version)
14 – Pressure Drop (Instrumental Version) http://www.fileserve.com/file/64cr6AB

PHISH - SUPER BOWL IX - WATKINS GLEN, NY. - 7/01/2011

2011-07-01
Superball IX - Watkins Glen, NY
Source: LivePh*$h PHLAC>DBpoweramp>MP3(v0)

Set I: (7:52 pm - 9:25 pm)

1. Possum
2. Peaches En Regalia
3. The Moma Dance
4. Torn & Frayed >
5. NICU >
6. Bathtub Gin
7. Life On Mars?*
8. My Friend My Friend
9. Wolfman's Brother
10. Roses Are Free >
11. Funky ****
12. Quinn The Eskimo

Set II: (10:10 pm- 11:58 pm)

13. Superball IX Jam >
14. Crosseyed and Painless->
15. Chalk Dust Torture
16. Sand >
17. The Wedge >
18. Mike's Song >
19. Simple** >
20. Bug >
21. The Horse >
22. Silent In The Morning
23. Weekapaug Groove
24. Joy
25. Character Zero
Encore:
26. Show Of Life

Notes:
*last played 2/15/03
** Third Stone From The Sun tease
http://www.fileserve.com/file/JDRnBhf

UMPHREY'S MCGEE / Art Park, Lewiston, NY - 6-29-2011

Umphrey's McGee
2011-06-29
Art Park, Lewiston, NY

DISC I:
The Crooked One (11:05)
Passing (4:24)
Mullet (Over) (4:31)
Sweetness (13:45)
Wife Soup (10:57)
Rastaman Chant (10:13)
Andy's Last Beer (7:49)
Go To Hell (5:21)

DISC II:
Nothing Too Fancy (10:36)
Push The Pig (13:06)
Forks (7:32)
Wappy Sprayberry (19:43)
Out Of Order (8:14)
Can't Find My Way Home (4:05)

DISC III:
Got Your Milk (Right Here) (5:02)
Nothing Too Fancy (5:31)
Encore:
The Floor (5:39)
Can't You Hear Me Knockin' (8:20) http://www.fileserve.com/file/GDkYAVy

VARIOUS ARTISTS

JOHN WETTON - Raised In Captivity

Artist: John Wetton

Album: Raised In Captivity

Released: 2011

Style: Progressive rock

Format: MP3 224Kbps

Size: 80 Mb

Tracklist:
01 – Lost For Words
02 – Raised In Captivity
03 – The Last Night Of My Life
04 – We Stay Together (Bonus Track)
05 – The Human Condition
06 – Steffi’s Ring
07 – The Devil And The Opera House
08 – New Star Rising
09 – Don’t Misunderstand Me
10 – Mighty Rivers

http://www.fileserve.com/file/2T4QbE8

GREGG ALLMAN - Gregg Allman Nola Jazzfest

Artist: Gregg Allman
Album: Gregg Allman Nola Jazzfest
Released: 2011
Style: Blues
Format: MP3 320Kbps
Size: 100+73 Mb
In the Blues Tent of the New Orleans Jazz Fest 2011, the most valuable player of Friday's (May 6) closing set had to be Gregg Allman's new liver. After all: No it, no him. And no deeply satisfied Blues Tent. Looking fit and singing strong for a man of his mileage, Allman fronted a brawny, horn-driven band that sounded more Memphis or Muscle Shoals than Macon, typical of his solo work. The old liver, a victim of Hepatitis C, was swapped out about a year ago. Long may the new one run. Friday, multiple ovations met solos and song endings. A few Allman Brothers Band favorites made the playlist, but only "Melissa" would remind anyone of the version they first heard, on 1972's "Eat a Peach." The Allman Brothers favorite "Whipping Post," best known as a slinky 6/8 jam on disc and endless classic-rock-radio plays, was unleashed as a 4/4 stomp. In addition to his new plumbing, Allman has been revivified by the reception won by his album of blues-chestnut covers released earlier this year, "Low Country Blues" (produced by T Bone Burnett, some keyboards by Dr. John).

CD1:
01 – Don’t Keep me Wonderin
02 – I’m no Angel
03 – Tears, Tears, Tears
04 – Just Another Rider
05 – Going Back to Daytona
06 – I can’t be Satisfied
07 – Dreams
CD2:
01 – Before Bullets fly
02 – Melissa
03 – Whipping Post
04 – Midnight Rider
05 – Stage Banter
06 – Sweet Feelin’
07 – Statesboro Blues http://www.fileserve.com/file/xxeKvvk

July 1, 2011

FRANK ZAPPA - STOCKHOLM SWEDEN - 5/01/1988

http://www.fileserve.com/file/TJaYf8C

SAGA / THE VERY BEST OF - 1994

Saga - The Very Best Of [1994]

In the wake of Rush's commercial success, suddenly quite a few Canadian prog rock acts began appearing on the scene -- Triumph, FM, Max Webster, and Saga. The latter group is best known in the U.S. for scoring a sizeable hit during the early days of MTV, "On the Loose," but the group issued many an album over the ensuing years, and the 2004 import compilation, The Very Best of Saga manages to collect most of their career highlights. While their big brothers Rush started out "prog" and then later embraced melody, it appears as though Saga was pop-minded all along. Picture a cross between synth popsters the Buggles and early-'80s era Rush, and you're not far off from the style that Saga specialized in. It also turns out that the group had quite a few other selections that mixed both musical worlds, as "On the Loose" did, as evidenced by such standouts here as "How Long," "Wind Him Up," "The Flyer," and "What Do I Know" (the latter being Saga's last notable U.S. radio hit, back in 1985). Saga continues to crank out albums on a regular basis, but most longtime fans will agree that their best work occurred during the late '70s to mid-'80s, and that's the exact period that the 15-track Very Best Of.

Wind Him Up 5:49
(You Were) Never Alone 4:07
Wildest Dreams 4:58
Humble Stance 5:43
You and the Night 5:16
Flyer 3:42
Security of Illusion 5:42
Why Not 3:50
How Long 3:56
Only Time Will Tell 4:23
Starting All Over 4:01
What Do I Know 3:37
Help Me Out 5:53
Say Goodbye to Hollywood 4:31
On the Loose 4:12 http://www.fileserve.com/file/erT8ftS

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July 3, 2011

PHISH - JOY

PHISH - JUNTA

PHISH - A PICTURE OF NECTAR

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