June 15, 2013
THE PRETENDERS - Norwegian Wood Festival Frognerbadet, Oslo, Norway - 06/12/2009
The Pretenders
2009-06-12
Norwegian Wood Festival
Frognerbadet, Oslo, Norway
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Boots Of Chinese Plastic
02. Don't Cut Your Hair
03. Message Of Love
04. Kid
05. Love's A Mystery
06. Back On The Chain Gang
07. Hymn To Her
08. Don't Get Me Wrong
09. Rosalee
10. Brass In Pocket
11. The Wait
12. Break Up The Concrete
13. Watching The Clothes
14. I'll Stand By You
15. Middle Of The Road
Chrissie Hynde - Vocals/Guitar
James Walbourne - Guitar
Martin Chambers - Drums
Nick Wilkinson Bass - Guitar
Eric Heywood - Pedal Steel Guitar
http://fp.io/7ef52a49/
Crosby Stills Nash and Young - Bridge School Benefit 1988 Oakland Coliseum Oakland, California - 12/04/1988
Neil Young & CSNY
1988-12-04
Bridge School Benefit 1988
Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, California
Soundboard Recording
192 kbps
Artwork Inlcuded
Neil Young
01. Comes A Time
02. Sugar Mountain
03. This Note's For You
04. American Dream
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
05. Helplessly Hoping
06. Love The One You're With
07. This Old House
08. Southern Man
09. Don't Say Goodbye
10. Compass
11. Long Time Gone
12. Southern Cross
13. Teach Your Children
http://fp.io/75camm39/
NEIL YOUNG - Bonaroo Festival Manchester, TN - 06/13/2003
Neil Young
2003-06-13
Bonaroo Festival
Manchester, TN
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
01. Love To Burn
02. Sedan Delivery
03. Powderfinger
04. Hey Hey My My
05. Cortez The Killer
06. F***in Up
07. Like A Hurricane
08. Be The Rain
09. Cinnamon Girl
10. Rockin In The Free World
11. Roll Another Number
12. Down By The River http://fp.io/1d45a2fa/
PAUL SIMON with Paul McCartney - Greek Theater Los Angeles, CA - 06/13/2001
Paul Simon
with Paul McCartney
2001-06-13
Greek Theater
Los Angeles, CA
Soundboard Recording
01. That's Where I Belong
02. Graceland
03. You're The One
04. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
05. That Was Your Mother
06. Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard
07. The Teacher
08. Spirit Voices
09. Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes
10. You Can Call Me Al
11. Old Friends/Bookends
12. Homeward Bound
13. I Am A Rock
14. The Boy in the Bubble
15. The Coast
16. Late in the Evening
17. Hurricane Eye
18. Proof
19. Still Crazy After All These Years
20. I've Just Seen A Face*
21. Mrs. Robinson
22. The Boxer
23. Loves Me Like A Rock
*with Paul McCartney
Bootleg title/label: Unknown
Transferred by: ademotte
Lineage: CDR Trade => EAC => WAV => FLAC Front-end
Notes:
A couple of days after Paul Simon joined Paul McCartney at his Landmine Benefit, Macca returned the favor by sitting in at Paul Simon's show atthe Greek Theater for one song. It's a fun duet.
Otherwise, this is a pretty representative setlist from Simon's summer 2001 tour, which was more or less a shortened version of what he played in his fall 2000 theater tour. I believe the only song in this set that didn't appear in 2000 is the final encore, "Loves Me Like A Rock."
Nonetheless, this is great for anyone who enjoys live Paul Simon in any context, and worth having for die-hard Beatlescollectors. The recording is a very good soundboard. It is probably from a commercial bootleg.
This is comparable to the Beacon soundboard in terms of quality; probably not as lush a mix as the Hollywood Bowl show.
http://fp.io/f8a357bf/
BOB WEIR and the TRI All-Stars Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA - June 12, 2013
Weir Here Over There
Bob Weir and the TRI All-Stars
Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA
June 12, 2013
TRI Studios webcast rip
1. Black Throated Wind (Bob Weir solo)
2. Easy To Slip (Weir, Rob Wasserman, Jay Lane)
3. El Paso (Weir, Jason Crosby, Lane, Dave Schools, Leslie Mendelson)
4. Deep Elem Blues (All above + Jeff Chimenti)
5. Catfish John
6. New Minglewood Blues > (all except Beth Orton)
Easy Answers
7. Ramble On Rose
8. Come Together
9. Playin’ In The Band
http://fp.io/ed145679/
Bob Weir and the TRI All-Stars
Terrapin Crossroads, San Rafael, CA
June 12, 2013
TRI Studios webcast rip
1. Black Throated Wind (Bob Weir solo)
2. Easy To Slip (Weir, Rob Wasserman, Jay Lane)
3. El Paso (Weir, Jason Crosby, Lane, Dave Schools, Leslie Mendelson)
4. Deep Elem Blues (All above + Jeff Chimenti)
5. Catfish John
6. New Minglewood Blues > (all except Beth Orton)
Easy Answers
7. Ramble On Rose
8. Come Together
9. Playin’ In The Band
http://fp.io/ed145679/
FRANK ZAPPA - A Token of His Extreme
Frank Zappa – A Token of His Extreme (2013)
The first official release of this previously difficult to find 1974 video finds Frank Zappa and his then-Mothers charging through an hour’s worth of material, live in the studio. His extraordinarily talented five piece is a slimmed down version of the Live at the Roxy band and the same musicians who played on fan favorite One Size Fits All from ’75. Animation on one song is courtesy of the amazing Bruce Bickford whose bizarre and intricate stop motion “Claymation” perfectly reflects Zappa’s dizzying sense of tempos and twisted vision.
It’s a treat to see crazed singer/reed player Napoleon Murphy Brock at the peak of his weirdness, clowning around while playing untamed tenor sax. Along with percussionist Ruth Underwood, bassist Tom Fowler, drummer Chester Thompson and keyboardist/singer George Duke, this is arguably Zappa’s finest conglomeration of musicians, which is saying plenty. The special effects are primitive, some of the quick cut
editing is annoying and almost impossible to watch. At nearly 12 minutes, “Room Service” is hampered by impromptu foolishness between Zappa and Brock. But this wouldn’t be a typical Frank Zappa gig without his proclivity for excess, which only adds to its charm.
A very cool extra of the Mike Douglas Show from 1976 has Zappa explaining that the video—originally shot as a TV show—was rejected by every American network and syndicator yet was successfully shown in prime time in Europe. Douglas’ other guests were comedian JJ Walker and Kenny Rogers who were probably blown away when FZ soloed with Douglas’ studio orchestra backing him on a jaw dropping instrumental “Black Napkins,” a stunning performance that alone is worth the price of this DVD.
The audio is cleanly remixed stereo and even if the video is on the grainy side, this is a must own for every Zappa fan and a terrific place for newcomers to get a taste of his prodigious talents. — American Songwriter
01. The Dog Breath Variations – Uncle Meat
02. Montana
03. Earl of Duke (George Duke)
04. Florentine Pogen
05. Stink-Foot
06. Pygmy Twylyte
07. Room Service
08. Inca Roads
09. Oh No – Son of Orange County
10. More Trouble Every Day
11. A Token of My Extreme
http://fp.io/ae4aeb2a/
The first official release of this previously difficult to find 1974 video finds Frank Zappa and his then-Mothers charging through an hour’s worth of material, live in the studio. His extraordinarily talented five piece is a slimmed down version of the Live at the Roxy band and the same musicians who played on fan favorite One Size Fits All from ’75. Animation on one song is courtesy of the amazing Bruce Bickford whose bizarre and intricate stop motion “Claymation” perfectly reflects Zappa’s dizzying sense of tempos and twisted vision.
It’s a treat to see crazed singer/reed player Napoleon Murphy Brock at the peak of his weirdness, clowning around while playing untamed tenor sax. Along with percussionist Ruth Underwood, bassist Tom Fowler, drummer Chester Thompson and keyboardist/singer George Duke, this is arguably Zappa’s finest conglomeration of musicians, which is saying plenty. The special effects are primitive, some of the quick cut
editing is annoying and almost impossible to watch. At nearly 12 minutes, “Room Service” is hampered by impromptu foolishness between Zappa and Brock. But this wouldn’t be a typical Frank Zappa gig without his proclivity for excess, which only adds to its charm.
A very cool extra of the Mike Douglas Show from 1976 has Zappa explaining that the video—originally shot as a TV show—was rejected by every American network and syndicator yet was successfully shown in prime time in Europe. Douglas’ other guests were comedian JJ Walker and Kenny Rogers who were probably blown away when FZ soloed with Douglas’ studio orchestra backing him on a jaw dropping instrumental “Black Napkins,” a stunning performance that alone is worth the price of this DVD.
The audio is cleanly remixed stereo and even if the video is on the grainy side, this is a must own for every Zappa fan and a terrific place for newcomers to get a taste of his prodigious talents. — American Songwriter
01. The Dog Breath Variations – Uncle Meat
02. Montana
03. Earl of Duke (George Duke)
04. Florentine Pogen
05. Stink-Foot
06. Pygmy Twylyte
07. Room Service
08. Inca Roads
09. Oh No – Son of Orange County
10. More Trouble Every Day
11. A Token of My Extreme
http://fp.io/ae4aeb2a/
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