Queensrÿche - Hammersmith '84 ~ Hammersmith Odeon: London, England October 4, 1984 (ExAud)

 

Queensrÿche
Hammersmith '84
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
October 4, 1984
Excellent Audience Recording (Traded As A Soundboard)
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: Silver > Trade CDR > EAC Secure > WAV > Hub Audio Tools (Error Detection/Gaps, Etc.) > SHN > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 Nightrider
02 Prophecy
03 Deliverance
04 NM 156
05 En Force
06 Before The Storm
07 Guitar Solo
08 Blinded
09 Warning
10 Take Hold Of The Flame
11 Queen Of The Reich

Geoff Tate – lead vocals
Chris DeGarmo – lead & rhythm guitar, backing, harmony, & co-lead vocals
Michael Wilton – rhythm & lead guitar
Eddie Jackson – bass, backing vocals
Scott Rockenfield – drums

I received this in shn but converted it to flac. It's always traded/posted as a soundboard recording but listening reveals it to be an excellent audience recording.

Rosebud is a big fan of Queensrÿche, she has a big collection of bootlegs from them as well as everything they released...that is up till the split with Geoff Tate. We both stopped supporting the band after that. At any rate...Rosebud usually grades her Queensrÿche shows on how well Geoff Tate does the scream in "Take Hold Of The Flame". She rates this one very highly since he pulls the scream off pretty well. For me this is the best era off the band, since it was the most blatantly Heavy Metal era. The band actually became a Progressive Metal Force To Be Reckoned With, but the Queensrÿche E.P. and the Warning album were released right as I was 18 out of school and owned my first real hot rod a 1972 Chevy Chevelle Malibu and those 2 records were blasted real loud through those speakers quite a lot.

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Ian Hunter Band featuring Mick Ronson - My Fathers Place, Roslyn, New York, USA June 12, 1979 (FM) - Analog Master

Ian Hunter Band featuring Mick Ronson
My Fathers Place
Roslyn, New York, USA
June 12, 1979
WLIR-FM Broadcast Recording - Analog Master
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

A KRW&CO Presentation from the Joe Maloney Collection

Lineage: FM Analog Master > Nakamichi DR-1 > Creative Soundblaster X-FI HD Model #SB1240 Wav (24/48khz) > MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab for track marks Wav 16/44,1khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 Intro
02 FBI
03 Once Bitten Twice Shy
04 Life After Death
05 Laugh at Me
06 Ships
07 All the Way From Memphis
08 Standing in My Light*
09 Bastard
10 Angeline
11 Just Another Night
12 Cleveland Rocks
13 applause
14 All the Young Dudes
15 Outro

*tape flip edit at 44:24

Ian Hunter guitar vocals
Mick Ronson (R.I.P.) guitar vocals
Tommy Mandel keyboards vocals
George Meyer keyboards vocals
Martin Briley bass vocals
Tommy Morrongiello guitar vocals
Hilly Michaels drums vocals
Ellen Foley vocals
Susie Ronson vocals

Mick Ronson died April 29, 1993 from liver cancer, he was 46 (way to damn soon F#$K CANCER)

This Rocking little tape was Rosebud's introduction to Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson and the Mott The Hoople Legacy...I must be slipping and I apologized to her, Rosebud has some catching up so she is now learning about all that legendary music. I tell you as much as I love Southern Rock, I did not know Mick Ronson played on Pure Prairie League's Bustin' Out. He even did string arrangements for the album. I knew he had played with Lou Reed, Bob Dylan & Elton John but did not know he produced Morrissey's Your Arsenal.

The tape is a little aged but a damn nice listen if you ask me.

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GTR - Hammersmith Odeon: London, England, U.K. September 14, 1986 (FM)

GTR
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England, U.K.
September 14, 1986
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: FM Broadcast > (?) > cassette trade circa 1999
Transfer: Sony TC-WE475 > Microtrack II (96/24) > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac Level 8

01 - Jekyll and Hyde 05:20
02 - Here I Wait 05:58
03 - Prizefighters 05:02
04 - DJ Banter 00:34
05 - Hackett To Bits 02:14
06 - Reach Out (Never Say No) 06:55
07 - When A Heart Rules The Mind 04:51
08 - DJ Banter 00:33
09 - Roundabout 08:44
10 - The Hunter (fades) 05:48

Total 45mn 59sc

Max Bacon lead vocals
Steve Hackett acoustic and electric guitars, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Steve Howe acoustic and electric guitars, guitar synthesizer, backing vocals
Jonathan Mover drums, percussion
Phil Spalding (R.I.P.) bass guitar, backing vocals

Phil Spalding died February 5, 2023, he was 65.

With Yes, Asia and solo albums you would think that Steve Howe had enough to keep him busy in the 1980s. Turns out he didn't, neither did Steve Hackett after leaving Genesis for a solo career. So what do you do, get a drummer, bassist and singer you already have 2 fantastic guitarists. I remember listening to an interview with the 2 Steves when they said they wanted to find a singer that could give the band an American sound. To do that they hire the British former lead vocalist of Bronz (the guy could hit some freakishly high notes in his day!). I guess they meant American sounding in the Styx, Journey kinda vibe. They tapped Marillion's former drummer Jonathan Mover and bassist Phil Spalding who's Prog-Rock cred was from playing with Mike Oldfield. Of course Steve Howe missed his Asia & Yes mates so Geoff Downes was brought in to produce. I bought the album after hearing "When the Heart Rules the Mind" and I love it, still play it am listening to it right now as I type this. The group failed to make a follow up album and the members went back to their other jobs.

The show is great performance wise but the tape suffers from his, radio background noise and simple age. Now that said do not be afraid to check this show out, it's still very listenable and enjoyable!!

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You can check out the bands other jobs by clicking Yes, Genesis, Steve Hackett, Marillion, Asia, or Anderson Wakeman Bruford & Howe. Let me know if you need any of those shows re-posted or a Turbobit mirror.

Rollins Band - Fritz Club, Vienna, Austria, October 14, 1988 (FM)

Rollins Band
Fritz Club
Vienna, Austria
October 14, 1988
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Intro 0:17
02 - Do It 1:29
03 - Burned Beyond Recognition 2:56
04 - Talk 2:57
05 - Wreck-Age 4:36
06 - Gun in Mouth Blues 13:27
07 - Talk 1:15
08 - You Didn’t Need To Do That To Me 5:08
09 - Followed Around 3:07
10 - Ghost Rider 5:42
11 - Outro 0:58

Henry Rollins – lead vocals
Chris Haskett – guitar
Andrew Weiss – bass
Sim Cain – drums, percussion

Henry Rollins is one of my favorite performers, so much passion in every movement and syllable. I never saw him with Black Flag (had my own gig when they played their last show here in Detroit so..). I've seen him a couple times with The Rollins Band and was just blown away (too bad he's now retired from music!). The man could be intimidating when seen from the front row of a club.

I downloaded this recording from a nice blog called The Luxor Dream run by a person named Titus. I do believe he made the cover art as well. Titus has been around a while and has a nice variety of recordings to share. I recommend visiting.

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More Henry Rollins shows with Black Flag & Rollins Band Here

Renaissance - Alive In America 1974 ~ Ebbets Field, Denver, Colorado, U.S.A August 7, 1974 (SBD)

Renaissance
Alive In America 1974 - (Renaissance Records ~ RMED-796)
Ebbets Field
Denver, Colorado, U.S.A
August 7, 1974
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

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01 - Can You Understand 11:09
02 - Black Flame 7:09
03 - Things I Don't Understand 10:31
04 - Cold Is Being 3:47
05 - Running Hard 10:52
06 - Ashes Are Burning 14:38

Total Playing Time: 58mn 6sc

Anne Haslam Lead Vocals
Michael Dunford (R.I.P.) Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Jon Camp Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Terry Sullivan Drums, Percussion
John Tout (R.I.P.) Keyboards, Backing Vocals

Michael Dunford died November 20, 2012 from a cerebral hemorrhage
John Tout died May 1, 2015 of lung failure

What a great sounding recording for being made in 1974. I love listening to Ann Haslam sing, she has such a beautiful voice. I downloaded this recording in flac but when I tested the files to see if they were lossy it came back as MPEG 100%. I encoded the files to MP3 320kbps because I don't usually post a flac set if I know it's lossy. The only exception I usually make is if it's a recording from Satellite Radio. Satellite Radio actually broadcasts at a lossy rate, usually 256-320kbps. The only reason I make this exception is because you will never get a true lossless Satellite Radio recording. However now we seem to have more and more bootleg record labels releasing lossy CDs. Some reasons are they are recording them from lossy digital broadcast services, they are downloading them from bootleg web sites that host in MP3, or some of the modern noise reduction techniques/programs kill high end to reduce noise. Now I sit and think before deciding to not post it in flac. I still don't but I think about it. So if you get a lossy flac from me I most likely didn't test it. I actually don't always take the time to. At any rate enjoy this nice recording!

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Boz Scaggs - Live At Richard's Café ~ Atlanta, Georgia, USA April 18, 1974 (SBD) - Remastered

Boz Scaggs
Live At Richard's Café - (Vintage Masters ~ VMRCDR-482A/B)
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
April 18, 1974
Stereo Soundboard Recording - Remastered
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD One

01 We Were Always Sweethearts
02 Sail On White Moon
03 Might Have to Cry
04 Runnin Blue
05 Monkey Time
06 I'm Easy
07 Painted Bells
08 Downright Women
09 Full Lock Powerslide
10 Dinah Flo

CD Two

01 Feel So Good
02 Mercury Blues
03 Slow Dancer
04 You're Mine
05 Hercules
06 Loan Me A Dime

Boz Scaggs - vocals, guitar
Les Dudek - guitar
Tom Flutey - bass
Joachim Young - keyboards
Ron Stallings tenor saxophone, flute
Rick Schlosser - drums

I personally can not get enough Boz Scaggs bootlegs. He's one of my favorite artists and except for television have never seen him perform live. I have never heard a bad performance from him either. I have numerous shows form him and have played them all to the point of annoying some people. Never heard a bad one. So of course you need this boot.

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The Clash - Stay Free Live in NYC 1979 ~ The Palladium: New York City, New York, USA, September 21, 1979 (FM)

The Clash
Stay Free Live in NYC 1979 - (2020 The Media Champ)
The Palladium
New York City, New York, USA
September 21, 1979
FM Radio Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Safe European Home 03:16
02 - I'm So Bored With The USA 02:42
03 - Complete Control 03:32
04 - London Calling 03:38
05 - (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais 04:14
06 - Koka Kola 01:29
07 - I Fought The Law 02:32
08 - Jail Guitar Doors 03:16
09 - The Guns Of Brixton 02:53
10 - English Civil War 02:58
11 - Clash City Rockers 03:30
12 - Stay Free 03:24
13 - Clampdown 04:14
14 - Police & Thieves 05:07
15 - Capital Radio 03:20
16 - Tommy Gun 03:00
17 - Wrong 'em Boyo 03:10
18 - Janie Jones 02:02
19 - Garageland 03:11
20 - Armagideon Time 04:32
21 - Career Opportunities 01:50
22 - What's My Name 01:34
23 - White Riot 02:06

Joe Strummer (R.I.P.) vocals, rhythm guitar
Mick Jones lead guitar, vocals
Paul Simonon bass, vocals
Topper Headon drums, percussion, vocals

Joe Strummer (R.I.P.) died December 22, 2002 from a heart attack, he was 50

JustDave's Notes:
I have other versions of this show but this seems to be the most complete. Most say "The Best Of The Clash Live At The Palladium New York NY USA September 21, 1979". This one also has pretty good sound so therefore a great choice for share.

After I downloaded this boot and listened to it I went through a bit of a "let's rediscover this band" phase. I sat and listened to my Clash albums back to back from first to last, taking them apart as I listened. I came out with a new respect for the Sandinista and Combat Rock albums. I also watched a few Clash documentaries on TUBI (a streaming a free on line streaming service that I love). There were Rolling Stone reviews that the documentaries reminded me of. Both albums were called the worst thing that The Clash had released. They also went on to say that if this is them at their worst, they still kick mainstream Rock & Roll ass. I agree wholeheartedly!

That being said I can not believe this is the first bootleg I posted from The Only Band That Matters!!

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