May 17, 2012
MOTT THE HOOPLE - GREATEST HITS
MOTT THE HOOPLE
''GREATEST HITS''
1975
MAY 1972-FEB 1974
1/All the Way from Memphis/Hunter/3:24
2/Honaloochie Boogie/Hunter/2:40
3/Hymn for the Dudes/Allen, Hunter/5:22
4/Born Late '58/Watts/3:58
5/All the Young Dudes/Bowie/3:30
6/Roll Away the Stone/Hunter/3:09
7/Ballad of Mott the Hoople (26th March 1972, Zurich)/Allen, Griffin, Hunter, Ralphs, Watts/5:21
8/The Golden Age of Rock & Roll/Hunter/3:25
9/Foxy Foxy/Hunter/3:29
10/Saturday Gigs/Hunter/4:17
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JOE BONAMASSA – Driving Towards The Daylight
Joe Bonamassa – Driving Towards The Daylight (2012)
Joe Bonamassa is back for his 13th album, Driving Towards The Daylight. The album was produced by Kevin Shirley and saw the dynamic duo return to Las Vegas for a back-to-basics album, which was recorded at the same studio as their first joint album, You & Me. Driving Towards The Daylight is definitely the bluesiest album from Bonamassa in the past few years. The album consists of four originals and seven covers. Kevin Shirley wanted to push Bonamassa out of his comfort zone and did so by bringing in a talented group of session players, including Aerosmith’s Brad Whitford.Driving Towards The Daylight is yet another fine performance from the blues rock titan. The album sees Joe return to the blues and in a big way. With this being Bonamassa’s 13th album, it may finally be the lucky one that sees Joe driving towards the Grammy.
The title-track follows and is one of the strongest songs Bonamassa has written to date. Bonamassa has joked at live performances about never writing a “hit” song, but if he were to, “Driving Towards The Daylight” has as good of a shot as any.
Once “Who’s Been Talkin’,” a Howling Wolf cover begins, the album really moves in that back-to basics direction. “I Got All You Need” and “A Place In My Heart” are amongst the bluesiest tracks on the album before “Lonely Town Lonely Street” hits, which moves back in the blues rock direction, and features a monstrous performance from Anton Fig behind the kit. “Heavenly Soul,” one of the Bonamassa-penned tracks features a great riff and is perhaps the most interesting song vocally. Tom Waits’ “New Coat Of Paint” is next followed by “Somewhere Trouble Don’t Go,” an upbeat rock tune that will get the fans on their feet. The album closes with the Jimmy Barnes classic, “Too Much Ain’t Enough Love,” featuring none other than Jimmy Barnes, who delivers with killer vocals.
Driving Towards The Daylight is yet another fine performance from the blues rock titan. The album sees Joe return to the blues and in a big way. With this being Bonamassa’s 13th album, it may finally be the lucky one that sees Joe driving towards the Grammy.
CAN - Hannover,Germany,Beethoven-Saal 1976.04.11
CAN - Hannover,Germany,Beethoven-Saal
1976.04.11
CD - Germany 1976 vol.1 Label:
On the Road TKCD 1117>wave>EAC>flac8(TLH)
Align on sector boundaries,original
artwork included.
FM broadcast,excellent quality,listen to MP3 sample.
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards
Michael Cousins - vocals
setlist :
01 Vitamin C 9:29
02 One More Night 7:33
03 Bel Air 10:43
04 Dizzy Dizzy 14:44
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MOLLY HATCHET - Regrinding The Axes
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These Southern Hard Rock legends are releasing “Regrinding The Axes”, where they revisit with the band’s unique flavor some of their favourite songs originally made famous by other iconic rock bands, covering well-known anthems from the repertoire of Thin Lizzy, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top, Eagles and many more.Hatchet has always done a great job with covers. Their version of ‘Dreams I’ll Never See’ from their first album is a classic. They’ve been doing Mountain’s ‘Mississippi Queen’ live for decades.On “Regrinding The Axes”, however, it’s really surprising to hear the band doing songs from artists with a completely different root than Hatchet.Any classic rock fan is familiar with The Eagles’ “Deperado”. Molly Hatchet does a commendable job here with Phil McCormick giving an exceptional vocal performance.He also does a phenomenal job on the Stones “Wild Horses” and the Allman Brothers “Melissa”.
Artist: Molly Hatchet
Album: Regrinding The Axes
Release Date: 2012
Genres: Southern Rock,Hard Rock
Format : Mp3 320Kbps
Size: 137 MB
Tracklist:
01. Bad To The Bone
02. Mississippi Queen
03. Free Bird
04. Back In The U.S.S.R.
05. Sharp Dressed Man
06. The Boys Are Back In Town
07. Tumbling Dice
08. Dreams I’ll Never See
09. Melissa
10. Wild Horses
11. Tequila Sunrise
12. Yesterday
13. Get In The Game [Live] (Bonus Track)
14. Layla / Guitar Solo [Live] (Bonus Track)
15. Dreams I’ll Never See [Live] (Bonus Track)
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THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Civic Convention Hall Auditorium, Philadelphia, Aug 4 1974
Setlist
Set1
101-d1t01 - Bertha
102-d1t02 - Mexicali Blues
103-d1t03 - Scarlet Begonias
104-d1t04 - Black Throated Wind
105-d1t05 - Deal
106-d1t06 - Beat It on Down the Line
107-d1t07 - Peggy-O
108-d1t08 - Jack Straw
109-d1t09 - Loser
110-d1t10 - El Paso
111-d1t11 - Row Jimmy
112-d2t01 - Playing in the Band
113-d2t02 - Phil & Ned (Seastones)
Set2
201-d2t03 - Ship of Fools
202-d2t04 - Big River
203-d2t05 - Loose Lucy
204-d2t06 - Me & My Uncle
205-d2t07 - It Must Have Been The Roses
206-d3t01 - Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Part 1 ->
207-d3t02 - Let It Grow -> Space ->
208-d3t03 - Wharf Rat ->
209-d3t04 - U.S. Blues
210-d3t05 - Sugar Magnolia
211-d3t06 - Casey Jones
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May 16, 2012
STS9 - Nocturnal Wonderland, Rockdale, TX 04/28/2012
STS9 4/28/12 Nocturnal Wonderland, Rockdale, TX
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Nocturnal Earth Zoom
(1:47)
NIN
(2:36)
Tooth
(4:54)
When The Dust Settles
(8:39)
Vapors
(6:20)
20-12
(8:08)
Instantly
(6:42)
Abcees
(6:29)
The Unquestionable Supremacy of Nature
(9:13)
DISC TWO
MOD
(5:37)
Arigato
(8:01)
March
(7:10)
Scheme
(6:27)
LOTUS - Irving Plaza, Union Square, New York, NY - 05/11/2012
Lotus
2012-05-11
Irving Plaza, Union Square, New York, NY
01. Bubonic Tonic >
02. Golden Ghost
03. Ashcon
04. Livingston Storm
05. Let Me In (debut)
06. Tarasque
07. Massif
08. Plant your Root >
09. Tip of the Tongue
10. Neon Tubes
11. Moss Shoes>
12. Sabrosa (Beastie Boys)>
13. Greet the Mind
14. Break Build Burn
15. Wax
16.Crowd
Encore:
17. Disappear in a Blood-Red Sky
18. Bellwether >
19. Umbilical Moonset >
20. Bellwether
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(RE-POST) 600LBS OF SIN! - MONEY HOUSE BLESSING - 2012 [YOU MUST CHECK OUT THIS CD]
600lbs Of Sin!
Money House Blessing (2012)
01. Feels So Good To Love You
02. You Can't
03. Indivisible
04. Tidal Wave
05. Severine
06. Don't Go Away
07. Turtle Mountain
08. Wet Your Whistle
09. Too Big To Fail
10. Take Me With You
11. Battle Of New Orleans
12. Mr. Moon
13. Grow
contact us @ jdvthom@aol.com, facebook.com/600lbs of sin, http://www.reverbnation.com/600lbsofsin. Thanx for your support & wherever you are go out & see some live music!!!! PEACE BE UPON YOU & YOUR'S...
mp3(v0)...
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600LBS OF SIN! - 123 Pleasent Street, Morganton, WV - 04/20/2012
600lbs Of Sin!
2012-04-20
123 Pleasent Street, Morganton, WV
01. Grow
02. Tidal Wave
03. Been To Georgia On A Fast Train *
04. Mr. Moon
05. The Battle Of New Orleans $
06. You Can't
07. In Spite Of Ourselves **
08. Don't Let Go > *** ^
09. Evangeline **** ^
Notes:
All songs not noted were written by 600lbs of Sin!
* Written By Billy Joe Shaver
$ Traditional Arranged by 600lbs Of Sin!
** Written By John Prine
*** Written By Jesse Stone (JGB played it 154 times)
^ Dave Loyd "Funkazoid" on keys
We shared the Bill with Rasta Rafiki & had to cut our show VERY short because we were so late???
This has not been tracked & is the raw SBD feed, so my lead guitar is sometimes lower in th mix because of the room. The mix was great out front but we had no micsa to record from the crowd & MTX the 2 recordings? Anyway, This is a decent representation of a very short Sin! show. Our bus had broken down on the way to the show, the cops showed up & all that mess, so even playing this set was a miracle. Hope ya enjoy & I'll have some better transfers out soon. You can always find us at www.600lbsofsin.com. Look for our new album ! It will be out May 18th. I'm gonna post an EAC rip, FLAC & v0 with scans & all, but you can also buy 1 or 50 copies if you'd like? Thanx for your suppoert & wherever you are, support local bands, the street musicians, your scene & your local Musician's Union!!
THIS IS AW420, BAND if you like it go out and BUY it!! IN MAY 2012 Our Kind Thanks to you all,
600lbs Of Sin!
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OR
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600LBS OF SIN! / FOUR & 29 (EP) - 2010
ARTIST SUMMARY
Genres: Rock / Americana / Jamband
ARTIST BIO
600LBS OF SIN! formed in late 2009 by Josh Thomas & Mike Pushkin as an expansion of their acoustic duo, The Filthy No 'Counts. Mike Pushkin is a well known local musician & songwriter in Charleston & Morgantown, WV. He is a founding member of The Joint Chiefs & Josh Thomas has played in local Charleston, WV bands for over 10 years. Together their vision of blending honky tonk, reggae, southern rock, bluegrass, folk, & blues with intense improvised jams & unique vocal harmonies, reminiscent of the jamband greats by which they are so heavily influenced, came together with the addition of vocalist Sierra Ferrell.The current rhythm section is an all-star lineup with Steve Markle(Rasta Rafiki) behind the drums & Darrell Edgerton on bass!
This band is a must see for any fan of live music! 600LBS OF SIN! would like to make this recording available to anyone who would like to hear it, but if you would like to support the band by buying a copy of this EP for only $5, then contact us @ jdvthom@aol.com, facebook.com/600lbs of sin, http://www.reverbnation.com/600lbsofsin. Thanx for your support & wherever you are go out & see some live music!!!! PEACE BE UPON YOU & YOUR'S... http://fp.io/c9157222/
MIKE GORDON - PORT CITY MUSIC HALL, PORTLAND, ME - 11/26/2010
11/26/2010:
Portland, ME
SET ONE
I'm Deranged 7:26
Andelman's Yard 10:33
Rhymes 8:28
Horizon Line 11:26
Easy To Slip 7:19
The Walls Of Time 9:09
The Void 12:16
Sugar Shack 8:35
Cities 8:21
Traveled Too Far 19:17
Sound 9:45
SET TWO
What Things Seem 10:17
Nobody's Home 6:36
Time (The Revelator) 10:32
The Grid 3:38
Makisupa Policeman 6:46
Suskind Hotel 8:12
15 Step 5:27
Suskind Hotel 5:21
ENCORE
Alphabet St. 7:26
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MIKE GORDON - Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis, MN - 11/16/2010
Fine Line Music Cafe, Minneapolis, MN
Lineup:
Mike Gordon - Bass, Vocals
Scott Murawski - Guitar, Vocals
Todd Isler - Drums
Craig Myers - Percussion, N'goni, Vocals
Tom Cleary - Keyboards, Vocals
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Can't Stand Still
(8:25)
Sound
(8:33)
Suskind Hotel
(10:03)
Be Good And You'll Be Lonely
(11:19)
Middle Of The Road
(6:17)
The Walls Of Time
(7:58)
Radar Blip
(6:56)
Dig Further Down
(8:44)
DISC TWO
SET TWO
Idea
(13:47)
Lit O Bit
(5:42)
Hand in Pocket
(6:26)
Ain't Love Funny
(3:33)
Kryermaten
(3:53)
The Field
(4:13)
Kryermaten
(1:20)
Ain't Love Funny
(1:08)
DISC THREE
Funky Bitch
(5:44)
Pretend
(7:39)
On The Move
(5:21)
Jones
(7:20)
Sailin' Shoes
(5:11)
Hap Nappy
(7:43)
Rock Me Baby
(4:30)
ENCORE
Sugar Shack
(8:49)
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May 15, 2012
AREA - Magazzini del Sale Cervia - 04/14/2012
rea - 2012-04-14 - Cervia (FM)
Area
April 14, 2012
Magazzini del Sale
Cervia
RAI Radio Tre live broadcast
01. Introduction
02. Intro Paolo Tofani / TriKanta Suite
03. Arbeit Macht Frei
04. Sedimentazione
05. Cometa Rossa
06. Nervi Scoperti
07. Canzone di Seikolos
08. Gerontocrazia
09. La Mela di Odessa *
10. Luglio, Agosto, Settembre (Nero) *
11. Gioia e Rivoluzione *
Paolo Tofani : guitar, tri-kanta veena, vocals
Patrizio Fariselli : piano, keyboards
Ares Tavolazzi : electric bass
Walter Paoli : drums
* Mirco Guerrini - saxophone
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THE GRATEFUL DEAD - Dick's Picks Vol. 36
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Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks Vol. 36 4cd
(9/21/72) Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
Disc One
1 Promised Land 3:50 (Berry)
2 Bird Song 13:40 (Garcia, Hunter)
3 El Paso 5:06 (Robbins)
4 China Cat Sunflower > 5:28 (Garcia, Hunter)
5 I Know You Rider 6:49 (Trad. Arr. By Grateful Dead)
6 Black-Throated Wind 6:47 (Weir, Barlow)
7 Big Railroad Blues 4:10 (Lewis, Arr. By Grateful Dead)
8 Jack Straw 4:52 (Weir, Hunter)
9 Loser 7:12 (Garcia, Hunter)
10 Big River 4:42 (Cash)
Disc Two
1 Ramble On Rose 6:34 (Garcia, Hunter)
2 Cumberland Blues 7:40 (Garcia, Lesh, Hunter)
3 Playing In The Band 16:47 (Weir, Hart, Hunter)
set 2:
4 He's Gone > 14:18 (Garcia, Hunter)
5 Truckin' 11:51 (Garcia, Lesh, Weir, Hunter)
6 Black Peter 9:39 (Garcia, Hunter)
7 Mexicali Blues 3:26 (Weir, Barlow)
Disc Three
1 Dark Star > 37:08:00 (Garcia, Hart, Kreutzmann, Lesh, McKernan, Weir, Hunter)
2 Morning Dew 12:10 (Dobson, Rose)
3 Beat It On Down The Line 3:34 (Fuller)
4 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 10:02 (Garcia, Hunter)
5 Sugar Magnolia 8:30 (Weir, Hunter)
6 Friend Of The Devil 3:37 (Garcia, Dawson, Hunter)
Disc Four
1 Not Fade Away > 5:57 (Hardin, Petty)
2 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Band > 7:26 (Trad. Arr. by Grateful Dead)
3 Not Fade Away 3:31 (Hardin, Petty)
4 One More Saturday Night 4:56 (Weir)
Bonus Tracks: 9/3/72 Folsom Field, Boulder, CO 5 He's Gone > 10:30 (Garcia, Hunter)
6 The Other One > 28:57:00 (Weir, Kreutzmann)
7 Wharf Rat 10:16 (Garcia, Hunter)
2005
This particular Pick has been an especially long time coming: when Dick's Picks was created in
1993, series founder and guiding spirit Dick Latvala had the 9/21/72 Philly show very high on
his short list of candidates for the first release. Dick departed from this world some six years
ago, but the gifts he left to this community just keep on coming.
1972 was a pivotal year in the Grateful Dead's evolution. The band, crew, and families spent the
better part of the spring across the pond, touring throughout Europe. Failing health was rapidly
catching up with co-founder Ron "Pigpen" McKernan (vocals/organ/harmonica), who -- still
considered an active member -- had not played with the Grateful Dead since mid-June. His
replacement(s) came in the form of the husband-and-wife team of Keith Godchaux (keyboards)
and Donna Jean Godchaux (vocals). The pair's contributions, especially those of Keith, were
immediately felt in the jazz-fused direction the Dead's music was adopting. The four-disc
Dick's Picks, Vol. 36 (2005) includes the complete three-plus-hour performance on
September 21, 1972, at the Spectrum in Philadelphia, PA. While the show is heavy on longer
jams, those excursions are complemented with compact selections, such as the rousing cover
of Chuck Berry's "Promise Land" that kicks off the set. Due to a broken string from Jerry Garcia
(guitar/vocals), Keith Godchaux steps up with beautiful piano leads during a nearly quarter-hour
"Bird Song," that joins a particularly ferocious "China Cat Sunflower"/"I Know You Rider" and
"Loser" as bright moments from disc one. Among other first set highlights -- which sprawl onto
disc two -- are a full-throttle "Cumberland Blues," and an exceptionally trippy
"Playing in the Band," with Keith Godchaux, Garcia, and Phil Lesh (bass) impelling the truly
psychedelic spontaneous inventions during the sinuous instrumental improvisations. The Grateful
Dead ease into the second set with a languid and probing "He's Gone" that foretells the
"Truckin'"/"He's Gone" medley as well as the epic "Dark Star." Clocking in at over 30 minutes, the
musicians take full advantage and have ample opportunities to navigate without trepidation into
uncharted territory. Again it is Keith Godchaux and Garcia who initiate the collective exploration.
Additionally, there are readings of "Morning Dew" -- which emerges from the ashes of "Dark Star"
-- "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo," as well as a sublime "Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad"
that is concealed within a brawny "Not Fade Away" sandwich. By some accounts the triple-tune
filler -- from September 3, 1972, at Folsom Field in Boulder, CO -- equals the main program.
"He's Gone" provides a perfect platform for the vicious "Other One," and emotive "Wharf Rat" that
follows. Parties interested in experiencing the Grateful Dead at one of their undeniable peaks --
both in terms of repertoire and prowess -- will not be disappointed and may well find
themselves regularly revisiting Dick's Picks, Vol. 36
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