March 25, 2012

UMPHREY'S MCGEE - PORTLAND, OR. - 03/23/2012


Set One...
Disc I:
There's No Crying In Mexico (4:07)    
Ocean Billy (13:46)    
40's Theme (10:28)    
Push The Pig (8:54)    
In The Kitchen (3:46)    
Tribute to the Spinal Shaft (12:16)    
Morning Song (9:37)    
Domino Theory (8:08)    

Set Two...
Disc II:
Bridgeless (11:20)    
Puppet String (7:49)    
Girlfriend Is Better (15:09)    
Phil's Farm (12:45)    
The Linear (7:40)    

Disc III:
Hajimema****e (6:57)    
Mulche's Odyssey (7:46)    
Encore:
The Triple Wide (10:59)    
Ocean Billy (3:11)

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J.J. CALE - The Gothic Theatre Englewood, CO - 7/07/2004



JJ Cale
2004-07-07
The Gothic Theatre
Englewood, CO

Soundboard

CD 1
01. Drifters Life
02. Reality
03. Mama Don't
04. Low Down
05. Don't Cry Sister
06. Takin' Care of Business
07. Sensitive Kind
08. Doctor Told Me
09. Thirteen Days
10. Guitar Man
11. I Feel Like The Blues
12. Pursuit of Happiness
13. Any Way the Wind Blows
14. Ride Me High
15. Call Me the Breeze
16. Cocaine
17. Cajun Moon
18. After Midnight
19. Crazy Mama
20. Magnolia
21. Ridin' Home
22. Bringing It Back
23. Humdinger
24. Keep Rollin' On'
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KELLER WILLIAMS - BASS


Keller Williams: Bass (2011)

01. The Sun & Moon's Vagenda
02. 2bu
03. Hey Ho Jorge
04. I Am Elvis
05. Hollywood Freaks
06. Thinking Out Loud
07. High
08. Buena
09. Super Hot
10. Hobo Jungle
11. Positive
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FRANK ZAPPA - UNKNOWN VENUE



May 1973, Unknown venue
71:37 min,

Dog Meat
Fifty-Fifty
Cosmik Debris
Zomby Woof
Montana
Dupree's Paradise (cut @19:07)
Farther Oblivion


== The Mothers Of Invention Feb - Sep 1973 ==
FZ, Jean Luc Ponty, Tom Fowler, Ralph Humphrey, Ruth Underwood, Ian Underwood, George Duke, Bruce Fowler, Sal Marquez (late Mar - Jul), Kin Vassey (4/7/73-5/1/73).

Song properties of this tour:
* Dog Meat = Exercise #4, Dog Breath, Uncle Meat
* Yellow Snow Suite = Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St. Alphonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion, St. Alphonzo reprise, Mar-juh-rene, Father O'Blivion (R & B version)

ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND [SAT 24th 2012]

What a great show last nite!! but does anyone know if there was a problem with gregg allman last nite he seems to have gone M.I.A  on the last few songs ...Elizebeth reed (20 mins. plus)  & encore song Southbound  ( WARREN on lead vocal)   gregg was not on stage nor did he say goodnite   So if you know what happened if anything did happen  Please leave comment...   STILL WAS A KILLER SHOW!!!   I will post show when i get it...  no need to ASK!!   I also have great photo's if anyone wants to see them, let me know and i will post them.

FRANK ZAPPA - AROUND THE WORLD 73'



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MADONNA - MDNA


The 12th studio album from singer Madonna, 2012's MDNA features all new material from the pop icon with production from French electronic musician and DJ Martin Solveig as well as longtime Madonna collaborator William Orbit. Coming on the heels of Madonna's half-time performance at the 2012 Superbowl, the album's title is an abbreviation of her name. Included are the singles "Give Me All Your Luvin'" featuring Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. as well as "Girls Gone Wild."
Artist: Madonna
Album: MDNA
Released: 2012
Style: Pop


CD1:
01 – Girl Gone Wild
02 – Gang Bang
03 – I’m Addicted
04 – Turn Up The Radio
05 – Give Me All Your Luvin’
06 – Some Girls
07 – Superstar
08 – I Don’t Give A
09 – I’m A Sinner
10 – Love Spent
11 – Masterpiece
12 – Fallin Free
CD2:
01 – Beautiful Killer
02 – I Fucked Up
03 – B-Day Song
04 – Best Friend
05 – Give Me All Your Luvin’ (Party Rock Remix)

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FRANK ZAPPA - Tiny Is As Tiny Do



 Frank Zappa - Tiny Is As Tiny Do

17-Sep 1984, Palais Omnisports de Bercy
Paris, France 130 min,




Be part of it ... an excellent show with an excellent programm with some unusual solos and Frank Zappa in a "Hoyjaaaaa!!!" good mood

Band: FZ, Ike Willis, Ray White, Scott Thunes, Chad Wackerman, Alan Zavod, Bobby Martin

1   Zoot Allures   07:34
2   Band Intro   01:00
3   City Of Tiny Light   07:11
4   You Are What You Is   03:49
5   Mudd Club   03:02
6   The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing   03:07
7   Carolina Hardcore Extasy   05:38
8   Advance Romance   07:23
9   I'm The Slime   04:16
10   Joes Garage   02:22
11   Why Does It Hurt When I Pee?   03:38

1   In France   04:46
2   More Trouble Everyday   04:31
3   Penguin In Bondage   04:55
4   Hot Plate Heaven At The Green Hotel   05:04
5   Sharleena   06:51
6   Let's Move To Cleveland   17:04
7   The Closer You Are   02:46
8   No No Cherry   01:26
9   Cosmik Debris   05:45
10   He's So Gay   02:40
11   Bobby Brown   02:31
12   The Illinois Enema Bandit   09:11
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FRANK ZAPPA - BALLET MUSIC


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March 24, 2012

FRANK ZAPPA - STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN



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FRANK ZAPPA - Serious Music




Serious Music (LP)
    * "A Zappa Affair" orchestral concert, Zellerbach Auditorium, UC Berkeley, 16-Jun-1984
    * The World's Greatest Sinner film excerpt
    * Basement 1978
    * Studio 1972

    Length: ~52 min
    Sound quality: FM radio A / Soundboard? (claims "digitally remastered")
    Label: ICA Masterworks Oct 31 (original vinyl)

Musicians: various


    1. The World's Greatest Sinner (11:54)
    2. Revenge of the Knick-Knack People (6:20) [extended version]
    3 RDNZL (4:08) [longer edit of the Lost Episodes version]
   4. Inca Roads (3:56) [slightly longer edit of the Lost Episodes version]

   5. Sinister Footwear (26:54)



Track 1 is an excerpt from the film THE WORLD'S GREATEST SINNER that Zappa scored in 1961 - the film music was played by the Pomona Valley Symphony Orchestra conducted by Fred E Graff, recorded at Chaffey College, and the parts of Satan (the narrator) and Clarence "God" Hilliard were played by Paul Frees and Timothy A. Carey, respectively.
Track 2 is a longer version of the ballet for piano, percussion and tape effects that appears as a bonus track on Läther.
Tracks 3-4 are the versions on The Lost Episodes (although the cover boasts "WAZOO"), but these edits are a bit longer: "RDNZL" is about 04:11 (22 seconds longer than on The Lost Episodes), and the fade-out in "Inca Roads" is a couple of seconds longer, too. By the way, the Japanese CD re-issue calls this an "official unreleased album", which it is not. The original vinyl was released in 1984.
Track 5, the ballet "Sinister Footwear", was recorded at the "A Zappa Affair" concert at the Zellerbach Auditorium at UC Berkeley. It was played by the Berkely Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Kent Nagano. This is the only time "Sinister Footwear" has been performed in its entirety, and Zappa was most unhappy with the results. The orchestra plays it very, very slowly. The ballet consisted of giant puppets with dancers inside them. It is in three movements and 21 parts (averaging 7 parts per movement). The parts are named as follows:

    1: Jake Who Designs It
    2: Somewhere in New Jersey Where They Make Them
    3: Illegal Aliens on a Lunch Break
    4: At the Catering Truck
    5: Jake Eats a Molded Jello Salad
    6: Jake's Secretary
    7: Illegal Aliens Work Slower in the Afternoon
    8: Jake's Secretary Reads Her Magazine
    9: Illegal Aliens Want to Go Home
    10: Jake's Secretary Eats Cottage Cheese
    11: Ugly Shoes on the Assembly Line
    12: What You Think You Look Like When You're Wearing Them
    13: Sometimes They Make You Walk Funny
    14: Other People Pretend Not to Notice
    15: Sometimes You Have to Take Them Off for a Minute
    16: Then You Put Them Back On Because You Think They Look So Good on You
    17: Children Can Also Have Ugly Shoes
    18: The Foot Doctor Says You Might Need an Operation
    19: But You're Going to Wear Them Anyway
    20: Everybody Has a Pair Somewhere
    21: A Place You Can Go When You've Got Them On
(There was for a while thought to be an unknown bootleg called "Orchestral Madness" with some of this material, but it has now been shown that it was just a case of Serious Music having a sticker on the cover saying "Orchestral Madness". There is a Son of Serious Music, though.)                                                   http://fp.io/ma7m5e4f/

FRANK ZAPPA - Zappa Picks - By Larry LaLonde Of Primus


Zappa Picks - By Larry LaLonde Of Primus
2002


 What do Jon Fishman of Phish and Larry Lalonde of Primus have in common? Well, first, they were nice enough to give of their time and secondly they both feel an inherent bond with Frank Zappa and his music. Rykodisc is just beginning of what will be a series of compilation releases covering the career of the rock legend. These two CDs are the inaugural releases to kick off the program that will offer more of the Zappa catalog through the eyes of other musicians.

Zappa was an original; I think that it is safe to say that there was nobody like him nor will there ever be. His music was just as unique. Bizarre, funny, complex...those are some of the words that come to mind when describing the way he presented his music live and in the studio. He was undoubtedly one of the world's premier guitar players. He also was an outspoken activist, a father, and a tremendously respected man in and out of music circles. His absence has left a huge void in the music world. He was that special. We still have his music to remember him by and these CDs are quite a devotion to his craftiness.

There is a lot of music to take in on these two discs. Fishman's picks has 17 tracks and Lalonde's 19. The liner notes are terrific, as each artist relates his own personal experiences growing up listening to Zappa. I am completely taken aback as to what I can say about all of this music. It's all great stuff! Most of it is very weird, and that's what makes it so interesting to listen to. Keeping in mind that I have a warped sense of humor ... the sexist and politically satirical nature of some of the songs I thought were funny as hell. I am sure some of the material may offend some folks; if so, just listen to the music, its some of the most amazing music ever made, and most have found it nearly impossible to duplicate.

My favs were "Doreen," "Dog Breath," "I'm The Slime," "five-five-FIVE," and the unforgettable "Camarillo Brillo." Simply put, every song has its own personality and sound. You have to immerse yourself in Zappa's music to understand it, and those that do can find the appreciation for everything he did. Some of his recordings may have sounded out there, and for the most part, they were, but they were all Frank, 100%. Whoever said he did not have any commercial potential? (Reference to a book called No Commercial Potential, Zappa's story). There is more than enough information in each song to stick in your craw, chew, and mull over. Zappa made thinking man's music, and he was the ultimate musician's musician.

These CDs are a wonderful primer to his music. If you are a longtime fan or even if you have not experienced the pleasures and oddities of Zappa's world, it is a great way to get some of his best material on one CD. Any way you look at it, you should try the music, who knows? You may just come back for some more. Keep it real and keep it greasy, the main thing is to get these CDs before you leave this earthly domain.


   1.  five-five-FIVE 2:35 (from Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar)
   2. Dumb All Over 4:03 (from You Are What You Is)
   3. Alien Orifice 4:15 (from Make A Jazz Noise Here)
   4. Camarillo Brillo 3:59 (from Over-Nite Sensation)
   5. Evelyn, A Modified Dog 1:04 (from One Size Fits All)
   6. Wild Love 4:09 (from Sheik Yerbouti)
   7. G-Spot Tornado 3:17 (from Jazz From Hell)
   8. Dog Breath 3:37 (from Just Another Band from L.A.)
   9. Little Umbrellas 3:04 (from Hot Rats)
  10. Fine Girl 3:29 (from Tinsel Town Rebellion)
  11. Sofa No. 2 2:41 (from One Size Fits All)
  12. Village Of The Sun 4:17 (from Roxy & Elsewhere)
  13. Echidna's Arf (Of You) 3:53 (from Roxy & Elsewhere)
  14. Wind Up Workin' In A Gas Station 2:29 (from Zoot Allures)
  15. St. Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast 1:50 (from Apostrophe ('))
  16. Black Page #2 5:36 (from Zappa In New York)
  17. Fembot In A Wet T-Shirt 4:44 (from Joe's Garage Act I)
  18. On The Bus 4:31 (from Joe's Garage Act I)
  19. Doreen 4:44 (from You Are What You Is)

FRANK ZAPPA - Zappa Picks - By Jonathan Fishman Of Phish


Zappa Picks - By Jonathan Fishman Of Phish
2002


 What do Jon Fishman of Phish and Larry Lalonde of Primus have in common? Well, first, they were nice enough to give of their time and secondly they both feel an inherent bond with Frank Zappa and his music. Rykodisc is just beginning of what will be a series of compilation releases covering the career of the rock legend. These two CDs are the inaugural releases to kick off the program that will offer more of the Zappa catalog through the eyes of other musicians.

Zappa was an original; I think that it is safe to say that there was nobody like him nor will there ever be. His music was just as unique. Bizarre, funny, complex...those are some of the words that come to mind when describing the way he presented his music live and in the studio. He was undoubtedly one of the world's premier guitar players. He also was an outspoken activist, a father, and a tremendously respected man in and out of music circles. His absence has left a huge void in the music world. He was that special. We still have his music to remember him by and these CDs are quite a devotion to his craftiness.

There is a lot of music to take in on these two discs. Fishman's picks has 17 tracks and Lalonde's 19. The liner notes are terrific, as each artist relates his own personal experiences growing up listening to Zappa. I am completely taken aback as to what I can say about all of this music. It's all great stuff! Most of it is very weird, and that's what makes it so interesting to listen to. Keeping in mind that I have a warped sense of humor ... the sexist and politically satirical nature of some of the songs I thought were funny as hell. I am sure some of the material may offend some folks; if so, just listen to the music, its some of the most amazing music ever made, and most have found it nearly impossible to duplicate.

My favs were "Doreen," "Dog Breath," "I'm The Slime," "five-five-FIVE," and the unforgettable "Camarillo Brillo." Simply put, every song has its own personality and sound. You have to immerse yourself in Zappa's music to understand it, and those that do can find the appreciation for everything he did. Some of his recordings may have sounded out there, and for the most part, they were, but they were all Frank, 100%. Whoever said he did not have any commercial potential? (Reference to a book called No Commercial Potential, Zappa's story). There is more than enough information in each song to stick in your craw, chew, and mull over. Zappa made thinking man's music, and he was the ultimate musician's musician.

These CDs are a wonderful primer to his music. If you are a longtime fan or even if you have not experienced the pleasures and oddities of Zappa's world, it is a great way to get some of his best material on one CD. Any way you look at it, you should try the music, who knows? You may just come back for some more. Keep it real and keep it greasy, the main thing is to get these CDs before you leave this earthly domain.

1. Excentrifugal Forz - from Apostrophe (')
2. Apostrophe (') - from Apostrophe (')
3. Magdalena - from Just Another Band From L.A.
4. Dog Breath - from Just Another Band From L.A.
5. Cheepnis - from Roxy & Elsewhere
6. Son of Orange County - from Roxy & Elsewhere
7. More Trouble Every Day - from Roxy & Elsewhere
8. It Can't Happen Here - from Freak Out!
9. Keep It Greasey - from Joe's Garage
10. For Calvin (And His Next Two Hitch-Hikers) - from The Grand Wazoo
11. What Ever Happened To All The Fun In the World - from Sheik Yerbouti
12. Rat Tomago - from Sheik Yerbouti
13. Wait A Minute - from Sheik Yerbouti
14. It Just Might Be A One-Shot Deal - from Waka/Jawaka
15. I'm The Slime - from Over-nite Sensation
16. Sofa No. 2 - from One Size Fits All                                                                                              http://fp.io/72ce2d39/

FRANK ZAPPA - TENGO NA' MINCHIA TANTA



Live 1970

Does This Kind Of Life Look Interesting To You?
A Pound For A Brown (On The Bus)
Sleeping In A Jar
Sharleena
The Sanzini Brothers
Groupie Routine (early version):
What Will This Morning Bring Me This Evening?
What Kind Of A Girl Do You Think We Are?
Bwana Dik
Latex Solar Beef
Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
Little House I Used To Live In
Holiday In Berlin
Inca Roads
Easy Meat
Cruising For Burgers                                                                                                                                 http://fp.io/e71cfcmm/

FRANK ZAPPA - TRANCE FUSION




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FRANK ZAPPA - SONGS EINSTEIN JR. NEVER HEARD


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FRANK ZAPPA - TEENAGE WIND



Frank Zappa - Teenage Wind

This recording is a digital copy of the Frank Zappa vinyl bootlegrecord Teenage Wind. Label: Deutsche Platte TWO 882
Recorded live at the The Palladium, New York, 01-Nov-1980.
Musicians: Frank Zappa, Ray White, Steve Vai, Tommy Mars, Bobby Martin, Ed Mann, Scott Thunes and Chad Wackerman.

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FRANK ZAPPA - UNCLE MEAT DEMO



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FRANK ZAPPA - MYSTERY DISC


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March 23, 2012

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Coup de Grace Capitol Theatre Passaic, NJ September 21, 1978



Bruce Springsteen
Coup de Grace
Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ
September 21, 1978


01 Intro
02 High School Confidential (patch at the start from extant board tape)
03 Badlands
04 Spirit in the Night
05 Darkness on the Edge of Town
06 Sweet Little Sixteen
07 Independence Day
08 The Promised Land
09 Prove It All Night
10 Racing in the Street
11 Thunder Road
12 Meeting Across the River
13 Jungleland
14 Set Outro
15 Set Intro
16 Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
17 Fire
18 Candy's Room
19 Because the Night
20 Point Blank
21 Kitty's Back
22 The Fever
23 Incident on 57th Street
24 Rosalita
25 Born to Run
26 Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
27 Twist and Shout

http://fp.io/am6mc496/                thanks to JJ for this post.
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