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April 26, 2015
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April 25, 2015
THE BLACK CROWES - Beacon Theater NYC - 03/22/1995
Black Crowes
3/22/95
Beacon Theater
NYC
SBD
The Break-Up (almost) show!
disc 1
01. Cursed Diamond (acoustic - Chris & Rich only)
02. She (acoustic)
03. She Talks To Angels (acoustic)
04. Waitin’ Guilty (acoustic)
05. Thorn’s Progress Jam >
06. Thorn In My Pride
07. My Morning Song
08. Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye *
09. Sometimes Salvation
disc 2
01. P.25 London
02. She Gave Good Sunflower
03. High Head Blues
04. Sting Me *
05. Twice As Hard *
06. Stare It Cold *
07. Seeing Things
08. Could I’ve Been so Blind
09. Champagne N’ Reefer
10. Remedy http://www.filefactory.com/file/3evwkrir0o5f/Black%20Crowes%2C%203-22-1995.rar
THE ROLLING STONES with Eric Clapton – Nine 19 Teen (1989)
mp3 320 kbps | 787 MB
CD 1
1. Continental Drift (1:26)
2. Start Me Up (4:11)
3. Bitch (3:39)
4. Sad Sad Sad (3:48)
5. Under Cover Of The Night (4:41)
6. Harlem Shuffle (4:32)
7. Tumbling Dice (4:57)
8. Miss You (6:48)
9. Ruby Tuesday (3:30)
10. Angie (3:58)
11. Rock And A Hard Place (5:26)
12. Mixed Emotions (5:21)
13. Honky Tonk Woman (4:52)
14. Midnight Rambler (9:33)
CD 2
1. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (8:06)
2. Little Red Rooster (with Eric Clapton) (6:39)
3. Before They Make Me Run (3:44)
4. Happy (4:05)
5. Paint It Black (3:47)
6. 2000 Light Years From Home (5:46)
7. Sympathy For the Devil (7:40)
8. Gimme Shelter (6:03)
9. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (4:19)
10. Brown Sugar (4:49)
11. Satisfaction (9:02)
12. Jumping Jack Flash (7:29)
CD 3
1. Continental Drift (2:08)
2. Start Me Up (3:54)
3. Bitch (3:41)
4. Sad, Sad, Sad (4:01)
5. Under Cover Of The Night (4:32)
6. Harlem Shuffle (4:33)
7. Tumbling Dice (4:32)
8. Miss You (6:56)
9. Terrifying (5:20)
10. Ruby Tuesday (4:07)
11. Salt Of The Earth (6:05)
12. Rock And A Hard Place (5:27)
13. Mixed Emotions (5:31)
CD 4
1. Honky Tonk Women (5:35)
2. Midnight Rambler (10:56)
3. You Can’t Always Get What You Want (7:10)
4. Little Red Rooster (with Eric Clapton) (6:31)
5. Boogie Chillen (with John Lee Hooker and Eric Clapton) (5:31)
6. Can’t Be Seen (6:05)
7. Happy (4:40)
8. Paint it Black (4:06)
9. 2000 Light Years from Home (7:22)
10. Sympathy for the Devil (8:00)
CD 5
1. Gimme Shelter (6:55)
2. Band Intros (1:09)
3. It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (4:48)
4. Brown Sugar (4:35)
5. Satisfaction (9:44)
6. Jumping Jack Flash (8:33)
7. Outro (6:33)
CD 6
1. Brown Sugar (4:08)
2. Carnival To Rio (alternate take 1) (7:08)
3. Carnival To Rio (alternate take 2) (7:07)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/5d5cv5ckk82x/RSTONESwEC_N19T.rar
THE ROLLING STONES - CNIB Benefit Concert Oshawa Civic Auditorium Toronto, Canada - 04/22/1979
1979-04-22
CNIB Benefit Concert
Oshawa Civic Auditorium
Toronto, Canada
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Introduction By Lorrimer And Belushi
02. Sweet Little Rock 'n Roller
03. Fuc Her
04. Breathe On Me
05. Infekshun'
06. I Can Feel The Fire
07. Am I Grooving You
08. Seven Days
09. Before They Make Me Run
10. Prodigal Son
11. Let It Rock
12. Respectable
13. Star Star
14. Beast Of Burden
15. Just My Imagination
16. When The Whip Comes Down
17. Shattered
18. Miss You
19. Jumpin' Jack Flash
Playlist length:
1 hour 42 minutes 25 seconds
Here we go!! John Belushi comes out with blind DJ from London Ontario and makes some jokes about his lazy bastard partner from the Blues Brothers movie laying on some rock down in the Bahamas. Belushi goes to introduce Keith Richards and the place goes berserk. Keith tries to read a written statement but the crowd is just overwhelming and his just kind of tosses it away and say’s “I’m just happy to be here”. Ronnie Wood comes out as does the rest of the recently formed New Barbarians which included Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke, Ian Mc Lagan and Ziggy Modeliste for what is only their second public performance the first being several hours prior. They rock through 7 or so songs, Sweet little Rock and Roller, Infecshun, F.U.C. her, Seven Days (classic tune) Breathe On Me, I Can Feel the Fire and the last and very very poignant Before They Make Me Run. Yes!! Everyone leaves the stage except for Keith and Ronnie. At this point the crowd is just about to start pulling hair out. From my vantage point I can already see Jagger jumping around back stage. Out comes an acoustic guitar and a stool for Keith. Now above all else what followed made this show a rock history event. Jagger flounces out on stage wearing pretty similar gear to what he wore during the 1978 Some Girls tour, tight red plastic pants and a light pink cotton sleeveless shirt all ripped down to nothing and taped with duct tape. The crowd does its thing, Ronnie fades to the far left and not before and not since have the Stones performed a duet. Keith and Mick do Prodigal Son from the Beggars Banquet album. Keith is sitting on stool strumming, 3-Blind Date Bootleg rolling stones 1979Mick leaning in to the mic like he does. I get goose bumps even as I write this. As the years go on so does the impact of this simple song performed as a duet by the glimmer twins. Just awesome!!!! (this wasn’t done during the afternoon gig) Charlie and Bill emerge and the Rolling Stones plow into Let it Rock. The set was basically 9 or 10 tunes they played on the Some Girls tour, such as Beast of Burden, Just My Imagination, Shattered, Miss You, Star Star. More of the barbarians come back out on stage and they all finished off with a howling Jumpin’ Jack Flash. The sense of being literally on stage was unbelievable. At times if I leaned forward enough Jagger would actually be directly to one side or the other like playing behind me, Wild!! I could of slung him over my shoulder and at times felt like I could of hit Keith or Ronnie’s strings if I wanted. Blind Date Bootleg rolling stones 1979The show went by so quickly. It was like the show started and ended in 15 minutes. I managed a pick from the stage and was more than happy. To recall it note for note I couldn’t but the overall vibe that this was rock history in the making and the sense of rock & roll Kingdom being there in this moment was just amazing. We were all Kings for a day!! I didn’t take any pictures but I have found over the years a few here and there. I also found a bootleg recording of the show called Blind Date. The best picture I found being a Dimo Safari picture from the 1982 CHUM FM calendar and a couple from Neil Preston a very celebrated rock photographer. As well as few in a rock head shop in Niagara Falls. http://www.filefactory.com/file/cboxy8ptyor/Stns%20%2004-22-1979%20%28SBD%29.rar
April 24, 2015
YES - Veterans Memorial Coliseum New Haven, Connecticut, USA - 02/15/1974
February 15, 1974 (Friday)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Jon Anderson - vocals & percussion & stuff
Steve Howe - guitars & vocals
Chris Squire - bass & timpani
Alan White - drums & percussion
Rick Wakeman - keyboards
3rd Gen > standalone CDR recorder > CDR > xACT (extraction) > Sound Studio (retrack, amplify slightly) > xACT (FLAC level 5) > Dime > You
This is not my cassette extraction, it comes from the vast library of Bill Brown.
One of the overlooked gems of the tour, likely because it was recorded with less-than-stellar equipment on a single 120min cassette. (For those going back that far this means Low Bias)
There are some rough spots near the leader as the tape flips in RSOG and the whole thing cuts off shortly into Ritual, but everything else is there and clear enough for the tales aficionado to enjoy. Certainly the performance of the Remembering tonight will indeed make it worth your time.
No speed-tampering or audio tweaking has been done to the original product here. This is not a high-fidelity tape. What you get is what's in the box. Take it or leave it.
Total Time (118:16)
01 Firebird Suite 02:48
02 Siberian Khatru 09:33
03 intro 00:31
04 And You And I 10:04
05 intro 00:44
06 Close to The Edge 19:07
07 tales intro 01:45
08 The Revealing Science Of God Pt1 14:13
09 The Revealing Science Of God Pt2 06:01
10 intro 00:39
11 The Remembering 23:14
12 intro 01:27
13 The Ancient 19:39
14 intro 00:33
15 Ritual 07:51
This fits nicely on discs if you put CTTE on one and Tales on the other.
http://www.forgottenyesterdays.com/date.asp?s=5&tname=5&tdate=165&navb=10
Support the Band. Buy their stuff. Trade the live audience recordings freely & turn your friends on to this kind of music.
Please try to remember:
A) The lifespan of a cassette tape is not forever. In the grand scheme of things, magnetic media does not last long at all, and cassette tape life is from ten to thirty years, depending on storage. Remember, it is simply a plastic tape that carries a thin coating of magnetic material, usually iron oxide, on which a varying magnetic pattern is imposed during recording.
B) Like this show, a lot of tapes were traded to other collectors, thus receiving generational lineage beyond the Master Cassette. So a tape of a tape of a tape and all, may mean that some collectors have better-preserved or longer-lasting copies, even if the generation is unknown. Hence, CASSETTE tape copies, not CDRs of some of the shows may need to be examined to try to preserve some of this material.
C) The time is NOW! information is being lost, shedding away in boxes in basements. Please make a concerted effort to make clean digital transfers (hopefully better than this one) of some of these tapes. Discus among yourselves.
Enjoy the show!
YES - Tales From Topographic Oceans tour Thursday, February 14, 1974 Uniondale, New York Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Tales From Topographic Oceans tour
Thursday, February 14, 1974
Uniondale, New York
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Lineup :
Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)
Disc 1:
Firebird Suite
Siberian Khatru
And You And I
Close To The Edge
Album Introduction by Jon Anderson
The Revealing Science Of God (part 1) (tape flip)
The Revealing Science Of God (part 2)
Disc 2:
Comments by Jon Anderson
The Remembering
The Ancient (part 1) (tape flip)
The Ancient (part 2)
Ritual
Roundabout
Recorded by Tom on a Sony mono cassette recorder with built-in mic
(Yours Is No Disgrace was played as a second encore at this show, but was not recorded by Tom)
Tape transfer by Joey 11/2006
Mastered for CD by TheTooleMan 12/2006
I was excited and honored when Fred contacted me with news that his friend Tom had an uncirculated recording of a Yes concert which was thought to have never been recorded. Would I like to have a shot at mastering it and presenting it to the world? YES!
Fred sent me a copy of the recording that was made on a stand-alone CD recorder. While the audio quality was good, I was disappointed to find that the original tapes have considerable speed irregularities, probably resulting from low batteries.
The original tapes were transferred again by Joey, who created a 24-bit 48 kHz digital version. I applied speed correction, EQ, and dynamics with Sound Forge and Vegas.
Considerable work went into correcting the random speed changes, and I could probably spend the rest of my life correcting every minor speed fluctuation in this recording. While I was able to fix most of the major problems, some wow and flutter remains. Roundabout suffers the most, and was very difficult to correct. I added an effect to the end of the song to characterize the exhausted batteries dying on the final note.
Now for the even more exciting news: Fred also recorded the same show. It will be seeing the light of day soon, after 30 years of storage. I am hopeful it will be of better quality overall, although this recording is quite listenable as it is now.
TheTooleMan
December 2, 2006
YES - Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, - May 5 1979
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CD 1 :
1.01 Young Person's Guide Intro (1.38)
1.02 Close Encounters Intro ~ Siberian Khatru (11.35)
1.03 Heart Of The Sunrise (11.17)
1.04 Future Times ~ Rejoice (7.36)
1.05 Circus Of Heaven (5.50)
1.06 Time And A Word (4.39)
1.07 Long Distance Runaround (3.10)
1.08 The Fish ~ Survival (7.25)
1.09 Perpetual Change (4.03)
1.10 Soon (8.22)
cd2
2.01 The Clap (5.28)
2.02 And You And I (10.20)
2.03 Starship Trooper (10.52)
2.04 Wakeman Solo (6.23)
2.05 Awaken (17.53)
2.06 Tour Song (2.15)
2.07 I've Seen All Good People (8.18)
2.08 Roundabout (8.29)
April 23, 2015
CHARLOTTESVILLE ALLSTARS - TIP YOUR WAITRESS
The Allstars from Charlottesville,Va: General Info
Member Since 1/19/2008
Band Members The Allstars: Steve Bliley-Rhythm Guitar Dick Green-Vocals, Lead Guitar Steve Riggs-Bass Steve Ramsay-Drums Lucile Schoettle-Vocals Doug Jay-Vocals,Harmonica (lead on "Mean Old Train") Additional Musicians: Jim Thackery-Guitar, Back Up Vocalist Tom Principato-Guitar, lead on "Wasn't That Good" Dave Birkin-Tenor Sax Produced by The Nighthawks, The Allstars, and Bob Margolin
Type of Label Major
About The Allstars from Charlottesville,Va
Allstars began in 1973 working the east coast/southern USA touring circuit that also included George Thoroughgood, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Roomful Of Blues, Delbert McClinton, The Nighthawks, a young Stevie Ray Vaughan and many other now well-established blues & rock acts - many of whom they frequently shared the stage with. The Allstars (1973-1981), had the opportunity to participate in jam sessions and gigs with Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Bobby Bland, Sunnyland Slim, John Hammond Jr., Bruce Springsteen, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes and a host of other blues and rock giants. In 1978 The Allstars only album, “Tip Your Waitress” was released on Adelphi Records (Adelphi AD4112), and received a rave review by Nick Tosches in Rolling Stone Magazine.
http://fp.io/1f4b7212/
JOHN MAYALL & The Bluesbreakers – Live In 1967
mp3 320 kbps | 171 MB
This special live recording is available courtesy of a hardcore Mayall fan from Holland by the name of Tom Huissen, who concealed a one-channel reel-to-reel tape recorder on his person as he attended shows at a handful of London clubs (including the legendary Marquee) in early 1967, recording the band’s performance each night. The tapes Huissen made of these shows remained unheard and unreleased until they were recently acquired by Mayall who, working with Forty Below’s Eric Corne, restored them to releasable condition. “While the source recording was very rough and the final result is certainly not hi-fidelity, it does succeed in allowing us to hear how spectacular these performances are,” says Corne in a press release for the new album.
Tracklist:
01. All Your Love (3:54)
02. Brand New Start (4:50)
03. Double Trouble (6:30)
04. Streamline (4:00)
05. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (8:14)
06. Looking Back (2:34)
07. So Many Roads (5:50)
08. Hi Heel Sneakers (6:47)
09. I Can’t Quit You Baby (4:26)
10. The Stumble (6:42)
11. Some Day After Awhile (5:13)
12. San Ho Zay (8:09)
13. Stormy Monday (8:53)
http://www.filefactory.com/file/1tf9m4l964th/John%20Mayall%2067.rar
JOHN MAYALL – Blues Alive NYC 1976
mp3 320 kbps | 169 MB |
John Mayall – electric guitar, harmonica, vocals, piano (?)
Gary Rowles – electric guitar
Larry Taylor – fretless electric bass
Jay Spell – piano, Minimoog synthesizer
Red Holloway – tenor saxophone
Frank Wilson – drums
Warren Bryant – percussion, congas
Patty Smith and Pepper Watkins – background vocals
Tracklist:
01. Old Time Blues (7:16)
02. Gasoline Blues (5:39)
03. Play The Harp (6:22)
04. The Boy Most Likely To Succeed (6:48)
05. All Your Love (5:38)
06. Room To Move (6:22)
07. Band Intros By Mayall (1:40)
08. Gasoline Blues (6:20)
09. Play The Harp (7:29)
10. The Boy Most Likely To Succeed (7:39)
11. Room To Move (8:03)
12. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (6:05)
Tracks 1-6 recorded live at the Bottom Line in New York City, early show on October 2, 1976.
Tracks 7-12 recorded live at My Father’s Place in Roslyn, New York on October 3, 1976.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/5ldtsjxwmnsx/John%20Mayall.rar
April 22, 2015
NEAL MORSE BAND - Colos-Saal Aschaffenburg, Germany - March 11, 2015
Colos-Saal
Aschaffenburg, Germany
March 11, 2015
Source: Audience Zoom H2 Recording
Taped by: SF
Transferred by: SF
Sony Mic ECM 717 > Zoom H2 > 16/44 > CD Wave > dbpoweramp > Flac Level 8
Line Up:
Neal Morse - Vocals, Guitar & Keyboard
Eric Gillette - Guitar & Vocals
Randy George - Bass
Bill Hubauer - Keyboards & Vocals
Mike Portnoy - Drums
01 The Call
02 Leviathan
03 The Grand Experiment
04 Harm's Way - Go The Way You Go
05 Keyboard Solo
06 The Creation
07 The Wind Blew Them All Away - The Whirlwind (Reprise)
08 Waterfall
09 Guitar Solo
10 In The Fire
11 Alive Again
12 Encore Break
13 Rejoice - Oh Lord My God - Jet - Reunion - King Jesus
http://www.filefactory.com/file/6hkiuocx6vyf/Neal%20Morse%20band%20%202015-03-11.Asch.rar
April 21, 2015
PHIL LESH & Friends - The Grate Room Terrapin Crossroads San Rafael, CA - 03/29/2015
Sat. Mar. 29, 2015
The Grate Room
Terrapin Crossroads
San Rafael, CA
Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
Grahame Lesh - guitar, vocals
Stu Allen - guitar, vocals
Jeff Chimenti - keyboards
Ezra Lipp - drums
7:05pm - 7:25pm Jay Blakesberg,
Phil, & guest Dennis "Wiz" Leonard
chat about the Europe 72 tour with a
slideshow on a big screen.
Set 1 7:40pm - 9:25pm
Cold Rain & Snow sa
Beat It On Down The Line gl
Don't Ease Me In sa
Black Throated Wind gl
Bird Song sa
El Paso gl
Around and Around gl
Tennessee Jed sa
Big River gl
Box of Rain pl
Candyman sa
Bertha sa
Playing In The Band gl *
Casey Jones sa
Set 2 9:55pm - 11:35pm
Promised Land gl
Stella Blue sa
China Cat Sunflower sa >
I Know You Rider all
Truckin' gl >
The Other One gl >
Deal sa
Jack Straw sa gl >
Sugar Magnolia gl * >
Ramble on Rose sa
Johnny B. Goode gl
E: donor rap
Uncle John's Band all
* w/Jeannette Ferber on vocals
Original performance:
12-10-72 @
Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA
Set list compiled by Rob Scalcione
Because the Phans want to know!
TXRchiveTXRchiveStuAllenPhilLesh&FriendsEzraLippTerrapinCrossroadsJeffChimentiGrahameJeannetteFerber
http://www.filefactory.com/file/in8cac468p/phil_lesh%20%202015-03-29.rar
THE DISCO BISCUITS with Bill Kreutzmann & Mickey Hart - RED ROCKS - 04/17/2015
The Disco Biscuits with Bill Kreutzmann & Mickey Hart
I: M.E.M.P.H.I.S.-> Basis for a Day, Caves of
the East-> Spraypaint
II - with Billy & Mickey:
Jack Straw
Crazy Fingers->
New Speedway Boogie
Terrapin Station-> Space->
Wharf Rat,
Help on the Way->
Slipknot->
Franklin's Tower
III: Fifth of Beethoven->
Orch Theme->
Magellan (completes 4/16 version)->
I Know You Rider
Casey Jones
E: Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad
"Disco Biscuits"
http://www.filefactory.com/file/4pqhlkhq80wp/dsb%2041715.rar
RUSH - Pinkpop Festival, Geleen, Holland - 06/04/1979
Media: 1 CDR
Time: 55:44
Catalog: Metal Memory: MM 90018
Source: Soundboard
Date: June 4, 1979
Location: Pinkpop Festival, Geleen, Holland
DISC 1:
01 - A Passage To Bangkok 3:56
02 - Xanadu 11:43
03 - The Trees 6:12
04 - Closer To The Heart 4:12
05 - La Villa Strangiato 10:08
06 - 2112 9:05
07 - In The Mood 7:13
08 - Something For Nothing 3:15
WARREN ZEVON - Capitol Theatre Passaic, NJ - 04/18/1980
1980-04-18
Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ
WNEW-FM Broadcast
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. Play It All Night Long
02. Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School
03. Johnny Strikes Up The Band
04. Exitable Boy
05. Mohammed's Radio
06. Gorilla, You're A Desperado
07. Werewolves Of London
08. Carmelita
09. Jeannie Needs A Shooter
10. Junglework
11. A Certain Girl
12. Join Me In L.A.
13. Band Intro
14. Bill Lee
15. Accidentally Like A Martyr
CD 2:
01. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
02. Poor Poor Pitiful Me
03. Lawyers, Guns And Money
04. Bo Diddley's A Gunslinger
05. Hasten Down The Wind
BILL KREUTZMANN'S LOCKNSTEP ALLSTARS - LOCKN' Festival, Arrington, VA - 09/05/2014
Bill Kreutzmann's Locknstep Allstars
The Locknstep Allstars are:
Bill Kreutzmann - Drums
Aron Magner - Keyboards & Vocals
Oteil Burbridge - Bass
Steve Kimock - Guitars
Tom Hamilton - Guitars & Vocals
Keller Williams on guitar & vocals for They Love Each Other and Bird Song
Taj Mahal on guitar and vocals for Further On Down The Road
Taj Mahal on banjo and vocals for Stagger Lee
EOTO (Michael Travis & Jason Hann from The String Cheese Incident) joined in for Drums from the Oak Stage while Bill Kreutzmann played on the Ridge Stage
Papa Mali on guitar and vocals for Wharf Rat
DISC ONE
SET ONE
Let The Good Times Roll
(5:56)
Big Railroad Blues
(3:15)
They Love Each Other
(6:44)
Bird Song
(12:40)
Further On Down The Road
(7:27)
Stagger Lee
(6:58)
Help On The Way
(4:22)
Slipknot!
(7:16)
EOTO Drums
(7:29)
Dark Star
(4:47)
Wharf Rat
(11:38)
Slipknot!
(4:19)
Franklin's Tower
(9:35)
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