Big Big Train - Night of the Prog XIII Festival ~ Lorely Amphitheater, St. Goarshausen, Germany, July 13, 2018 (VgAud)

Big Big Train
Night of the Prog XIII Festival
Lorely Amphitheater, St. Goarshausen, Germany
July 13, 2018
Audience HD Recording
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No Cover Art

01 Intro 01.10
02 The First Rebreather 08.56
03 Folklore 08.36
04 A Mead Hall In Winter 16.37
05 Kingmaker 11.45
06 Summer's Lease 06.25
07 Brave Captain 13.37
08 Prelude and Fugue 02.56
09 Judas Unrepentant 08.01
10 Band Introductions 03.13
11 The Transit Of Venus Across The Sun 08.39
12 The Permanent Way 08.27
13 East Coast Racer 16.03
14 Encore Break 01.22
15 Drums and Brass Intro to... 03.54
16 Wassail 07.51
17 Outro 01.40

Total Playing Time: 2hr 9mn 19sc

Big Big Train:
Nick D'Virgilio - drums, vocals
Dave Gregory - guitar
David Longdon (R.I.P.) - vocals, flute
Danny Manners - keyboards
Greg Spawton - bass
Rikard Sjoblom - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Rachel Hall - violin, vocals

Special Guests:
Robin Armstrong - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Dave Desmond - trombone
Ben Godfrey - trumpet
Grant Jameson - euphonium
Nick Stones - french horn
John Truscott - tuba

Not sure where I found this, it might be The Luxor Dream, but I am more than pleased that I did. Big Big Train is a band I have been enjoying for a few years now. I think I was told to check them out about 4 years ago. I told my friend with a name like Big Big Train they probably will not be for me. So what's in a name right? Big Big Train are an awesome Progressive Rock band in every 1970's sense of the word. Take the best things about Peter Gabriel era Genesis (David Longdon has a very similar voice) and Fragile era Yes (especially the bass lines). I love this band and say every fan of 1970's Prog-Rock should check them out. Unfortunately we have lost David Longdon on November 20, 2021 from complications to a fall, he was 56.

Download this nice sounding audience recording and check out Big Big Train for yourself. I wish I could have provided a soundboard recording for your introduction to them but this is all I have. I am looking for more

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Kazumi Watanabe Trio - NHK Studio: Tokyo, Japan August 15, 2010 (FM)

Kazumi Watanabe Trio
NHK Studio
Tokyo, Japan
August 15, 2010
FM Broadcast Recording
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No Cover Art

01 - Mo'Bop 8:44
02 - MC :56
03 - Sayonara (Good by) 8:46
04 - MC :26
05 - Unicorn 8:31

Total Playing Time: 27mn 22sc

Zazumi Watanabe guitar
Gregg Lee bass
Tomoo Tsuruya drums

I have two shows from Kazumi Watanabe, this is the shortest of the two. If you liked that one you should download this one as well.

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Bruce Springsteen - Moonbeam Feathers: Original Master Series ~ Max's Kansas City: New York City, NY January 31, 1973 (SBD)

Bruce Springsteen
Moonbeam Feathers: Original Master Series - (Rob - Fanatic Records)
Max's Kansas City
New York City, New York
January 31, 1973
Soundboard Recording
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Cover Art Included

Lineage: Reel > CD > Flac

01 - Mary Queen Of Arkansas 8:05
02 - Bishop Danced 5:47
03 - Circus Song 6:18
04 - Spirit In The Night 5:09
05 - Does This Bus Stop At 82nd St? 7:30
06 - Thundercrack 12:45
07 - Saga Of The Architect’s Angel 6:07
08 - Song For The Orphans (fades out) 4:31
09 - Santa Ana 4:49
10 - Zero And Blind Terry 7:31

Total Playing Time: 1hr 8mn 33sc

Tracks 01-06 Are From The Early Show
Tracks 07-08 Are From The Late Show
Track 09 Is A 1973 Studio Outtake From The WIESS Sessions
Track 10 Is From Cambridge, Massachusetts January 6, 1974

Ahhhh! I love early Bruce Springsteen! From Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. to The River is my favorite era. The River is one of my favorite Bruce albums. I go back to it a lot. To me it kind of seems like a culmination of everything Bruce had become as a songwriter during his early days and foretold his songwriting future. "The River" with it's true feeling of the repression happening in America at the time touched on musical areas felt as far back as "Adam Raised A Cane". While "Hungry Heart" written for and in homage to The Ramones showed everyone that Bruce Springsteen was destined to hit the charts hard with his next effort. With Born In The USA Bruce took his social commentary to the charts. Then the world new what we all new. Bruce Springsteen can write a hit song and still tell a story that needs to be said. Also Bruce Springsteen can Rock with the best of them!!

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Primus - In Numbers ~ Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA May 3, 1989 (FM)

Primus
In Numbers: The Stanford University Broadcast 1988 - (The Great American Live Broadcast Company – GABC146CD)
Stanford University
Stanford, California, USA
May 3, 1989
KZSU-91.9 FM Radio Broadcast
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01 – YYZ (Rush) / John the Fisherman
02 – Groundhog’s Day
03 – Tommy the Cat
04 – Studio Banter
05 – Bob Studio Banter
06 – Harold of the Rocks
07 – Break

Les Claypool – lead vocals, bass, double bass
Larry "Ler" LaLonde – guitars, backing vocals
Tim "Herb" Alexander – drums, backing vocals

I remember the first time Rosebud heard Primus. It was live at an Ozzfest. Primus played the main stage and had Bucket Head as a special guest guitarist on one song. He also played with nunchucks during "My Name Is Mud". Rosebud thought it was some of the oddest music she had heard, but loved it! We have been lucky enough to catch Primus live quite a few times. Never a bad show!!

This awesome performance is just too short, that's the only short coming it has.

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