Friday, June 20, 2014

Steve Winwood - Manchester Opera House, Manchester, England 05-22-1997 (Pre-FM)

Steve Winwood
Manchester Opera House
Manchester, England
May 22, 1997
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art or Scans Included

01 I'm a Man
02 Roll With It
03 While You See a Chance
04 Family Affair
05 Freedom Overspill
06 Just Wanna Have Some Fun
07 Keep On Running
08 Higher Love
09 Gimme Some Lovin'

This great Pre-FM recording comes from Steve Winwood's tour to support Junction Seven his seventh solo album. The album didn't sell as well as previous solo efforts so after the touring was over Winwood took a break from releasing solo albums that didn't end till 2003 saw the release of About Time. This is a stunning performance that we are lucky enough to have preserved for our repeated listening pleasure. I'm not sure which radio program this recording comes from because the original uploader did not include that information.


Black Sabbath - Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA 12-18-1976 (SBD)

Black Sabbath
Civic Arena
Pittsburgh,PA
December 8,1976
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Flyer Scan Included
Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: CD > EAC > TLH > FLAC

01 Symptom Of The Universe
02 Snowblind
03 All Moving Parts (Stand Still)
04 War Pigs
05 Gypsy
06 Black Sabbath
07 Dirty Women
08 Solos Jam
09 Electric Funeral
10 Children Of The Grave

Ozzy Osbourne Vocals
Tony Iommi Guitar
Geezer Butler Bass
Bill Ward Drums

Every Metal Head knows that without Black Sabbath we probably wouldn't be headbanging today. Ian Gillan of Deep Purple has said that until Black Sabbath, everyone thought being heavy was playing louder than traditional Rock bands. Black Sabbath combined aggression, occult imagery, and down tuned guitars with a live performance akin to being crushed under tectonic plates, to come up with a style completely opposite of the peace and love of the late 1960's. Tony Iommi's chunky riffs, although still anchored to blues and jazz, were alien to most Rock critics. This however did not deter fans as the Black Sabbath touring machine chewed up audiences around the globe. The album was a commercial success despite the critics, and Black Sabbath would go on to influence generations of musicians. This soundboard recording from the Technical Ecstasy tour includes a rare live recording of "All Moving Parts (Stand Still)" as well as fan favorites so Black Sabbath fans should not miss it.


Armored Saint - Harpo's Concert Theater, Detroit, MI 1984 (FM)

Armored Saint
Harpo's Concert Theater
Detroit, MI
1984
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
No Cover Art

01 - March Of The Saint
02 - Mutiny On The World
03 - Stricken By Fate
04 - Seducer
05 - Take A Turn
06 - Envy
07 - Glory Hunter
08 - False Alarm
09 - Can U Deliver
10 - Lesson Well Learned
11 - Madhouse

John Bush – vocals
Phil Sandoval – guitar
David Prichard (R.I.P) – guitar
Gonzo Sandoval – drums
Joey Vera – bass guitar

Formed in 1982 in Pasadena California. The band quickly recorded a 5 song demo tape that caught the attention of Brian Slagel at the fledgling Metal Blade Records. Metal Blade included the track "Lesson Well Learned" on their Metal Massacre II release in 1982. Three of the remaining tracks were used for the 1983 self titled EP. These recordings caught the attention of Chrysalis Records who released the March Of The Saint full length in 1984. Armored Saint vocalist John Bush was actually a hot commodity in the Metal Underground as both Metallica and Anthrax tryed to lure John away from Armored Saint to join with them. Metallica also asked bassist Joey Vera to join them after the death of Cliff Burton. John Bush eventually joined Anthrax after Joey Belladonna was fired.

This recording catches the band at the start of the March Of The Saint Tour. The complete album is played as well as the "Lesson Well Learned" single.

Monday, June 16, 2014

Little River Band - BBC Rock Hour #307 ~ Dominion Theatre, London, England (Pre-FM)

Little River Band
BBC Rock Hour #307
Dominion Theatre, London, England
For broadcast the week of Feb. 14, 1982
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included
Thanks Go Out To Draftervoi For This One

01 BBC RH 307 Intro - Richard Skinner
02 It's A Long Way There
03 Man On Your Mind
04 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
05 Commercial - Miller Beer - Gary U.S. Bonds
06 The Rumour
07 Mistress Of Mine
08 Red Shoes
09 Commercial - Miller Beer - Jimmy Buffett
10 Reminiscing
11 Cool Change
12 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
13 Commercial - Miller Beer - Eddie Rabbitt
14 The Night Owls
15 Just Say That You Love Me
16 BBC Rock Hour 307 Outro - Richard Skinner

Glenn Shorrock - vocals
Beeb Birtles - guitar, vocals
Graeham Goble - guitar, vocals
Derek Pellicci - drums
Wayne Nelson - bass
Stephen Housden - guitar

This one might surprise some visitors to The New JDP, but we don't always listen to Heavy Metal here. The Little River Band were in their most commercially successful period when The BBC Rock Hour caught them in concert for this recording. Original vocalist Glenn Shorrock will be replaced at the end of this tour and would not return until the 1990's. This is a fine Pre-Fm recording that features the bands 3 big hits of the day "Reminiscing", "Cool Change" and "The Night Owls".

Diamond Head - The Penthouse, Glasgow, Scotland, 02-03-1984 (FM)

Diamond Head
The Penthouse
Glasgow, Scotland
February 3, 1984
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Play It Loud
02 - I Need Your Love
03 - Canterbury
04 - Ishmael
05 - Lightning To The Nations
06 - One More Night
07 - Don't You Ever Leave Me
08 - To The Devil His Due
09 - Keyboard Solo
10 - In The Heat Of The Night
11 - Makin' Music

Brian Tatler – lead guitar, backing vocals
Sean Harris – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Dave Williamson – bass
Robbie France (R.I.P.) – drums
Josh Phillips – keyboard

It's pretty apparent to frequent visitors to Just Dave's Place that Rosebud and I tend to favor the heavier side of Rock & Roll. We were both Metalheads before Heavy Metal was cool. So for the month of June we will be paying tribute to Heavy Metal. More specific we will be posting shows from the early days off Metal, the bands who were on the front lines battling to bring Heavy Metal to world wide acceptance as a viable musical genre. The first of these posts come from a very important player in the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal, Diamond Head. Diamond Head were a huge influence on Metallica & Megadeth and a host of other Power Metal/Thrash Metal innovators of the early 1980's. The bands first independent LP "Lightning To The Nations" is considered a classic by all Metal historians. Metallica have covered 5 of the 7 tracks included on the LP. Diamond Head were unable to obtain the commercial success of their NWOBHM peers and have faded into the underground to occasionally appear at festivals. This recording comes from the tour to promote their second MCA release Canterbury. The album had a more commercial feel than predecessors which made it not very popular with their core fans. Diamond Head were dropped by MCA after Canterbury.


Soulfly - Area 4 Festival ~ Flugplatz Borkenberge, Luinghausen, Germany, 08-31-2008 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Soulfly
Area 4 Festival
Flugplatz Borkenberge
Luinghausen, Germany
August 31, 2008
WDR-TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Art Included

01 Blood, Fire, War, Hate
02 Frontlines
03 Prophecy
04 Seek 'N' Strike >
05 Roots Bloody Roots (Sepultura Cover)
06 Jumpdafuckup / Bring It >
07 Fire / Mars
08 Refuse/Resist (Sepultura Cover)
09 Unleash (w/ Richie Cavalera)
10 Troops of Doom (Sepultura Cover) >
11 L.O.T.M. / Porrada
12 Drum Session
13 Warmageddon >
14 Beneath The Remains / Dead Embryonic Cells (Sepultura Cover) >
15 Paranoia >
16 Policia (Sepultura Cover)
17 Primitive >
18 The Song Remains Insane
19 Babylon
20 Eye For An Eye

total time: 1hr 21mn 45sc

Max Cavalera: lead vocals, rhythm guitar, berimbau
Marc Rizzo: lead guitar
Bobby Burns: bass, backing vocals
Joe Nunez: drums, percussion

Special Guest:
Richie Cavalera (vocals on "Unleash")

A nice sounding recording from Max and company's appearance at yet another festival. It's a fine set with Soulfly songs, Sepultura covers and the band drum session, where a fan is brought out of the audience by Max to join in.