Eurythmics - In Their Own Words ~ Festival Terrein: Werchter, Belgium July 3, 1983 (FM) - (Swingin' Pig ~ TSP-CD-092)

Eurythmics
In Their Own Words - (Swingin' Pig ~ TSP-CD-092)
Festival Terrein
Werchter, Belgium
July 3, 1983
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage/ Transfer: Unknown FM Broadcast > In Their Own Words - The Swingin' Pig TSP-CD-092 > E.A.C. (Secure) > Wav >Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

01 This Is The House
02 Never Gonna Cry Again
03 Take Me To Your Heart
04 I've Got An Angel
05 This City Never Sleeps
06 Satellite Of Love
07 I Could Give You (A Mirror)
08 Love Is A Stranger
09 Somebody Told Me
10 Wrap It Up
11 Jennifer
12 Sweet Dreams (Are made Of This)

Alright here is where it gets a little wierd...how does a Metal Head post a show from the Eurythmics a Synth-Pop band. Blame it on my guitar player in Psychosis. The 2 of us were the main song writers of the band and we would listen to anything but Heavy Metal when we were in writing mode. We didn't want to sound like the other Metal bands around. I would listen to Joe Walsh, Joe Cocker and Bob Seger he would listen to a lot of Talking Heads, Frank Zappa and Eurythmics. I fell in love with Annie Lennox's voice. I have very few Eurythmics releases but the ones I have are in rotation still. This is a great listen and fans of Annie Lennox and The Eurythmics will love it!!

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Aldo Nova - The Centrum: Worcester, Massachusetts, USA September 24, 1982 (FM) - Master

Aldo Nova
The Centrum
Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
September 24, 1982
WAAF-FM 107.3 Broadcast Recording - Master Tape
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Opening For Blue Oyster Cult

Lineage: FM Broadcast > TEAC Tape Deck > MAXELL XLII Tape > TEAC Tape Deck > Audacity > Wave > Trader's Little Helper > Flac

01 WAAF Steve Stockman Intro
02 Cry Baby Cry
03 Hot Love
04 Aldo Nova Talks
05 Foot Stomping Music (Grand Funk Railroad)
06 Foolin' Yourself
07 All Night Long
08 Fantasy
09 Heart To Heart
10 Steve Stockman Outro

This show really takes me back. In 1982 I was still in High School and was driving my first car a Chocolate Brown 1972 Chevy Nova SS that had a very loud stereo in it. The 1st Aldo Nova album was played a lot in that car. Aldo Nova released an album that helped start a wave of commercial Heavy Metal music from America. Love the fact that Aldo Nova covers Grand Funk Railroad's "Foot Stomping Music" during his set, Michigan pride you know.

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Blue Öyster Cult - The Centrum: Worcester, Massachusetts, USA September 24, 1982 (FM) - Master Tape

Blue Öyster Cult
The Centrum
Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
September 24, 1982
WAAF-FM 107.3 Broadcast Recording - Master Tape
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Lineage: FM Broadcast > TEAC Tape Deck > MAXELL XLII Tape > TEAC Tape Deck > Audacity > Wave > Trader's Little Helper > Flac

01 This Ain't the Summer of Love
02 Hot Rails to Hell
03 Joan Crawford
04 Cities On Flame
05 Veteran of the Psychic Wars
06 Don't Fear the Reaper
07 Godzilla intro
08 Godzilla
09 Drum Solo
10 Godzilla (cont)
11 Bass solo
12 Born To Be Wild
13 DJ And Stage Banter
14 Burnin' For You
15 DJ Outro

Blue Öyster Cult:
Rick Downey - drums
Allen Lanier - keyboards, guitars, vocals
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - lead guitar, vocals
Eric Bloom - lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Joe Bouchard - bass guitar, vocals

Now there is a different version of this show complete with the opening act Aldo Nova and cover art that floats around the net. This is not from that file set, it's from a different taper, I believe. However I will be posting the Aldo Nova show as well since the person who taped this version of BOC, taped Aldo as well.

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The Doobie Brothers - Rainbow Theatre: London, England, August 31, 1977 (SBD)

The Doobie Brothers
Rainbow Theatre
London, England
August 31, 1977
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: SBD > (?) > CDR > E.A.C. > WAV > Flac

01 China Grove
02 Takin' It To The Streets
03 It Keeps You Running
04 For Someone Special (cut in)
05 Instrumental
06 Little Darling (I Need You)
07 Livin' On The Fault Line
08 You're Made That Way
09 Black Water
10 Take Me In Your Arms
11 Road Angel


Jeff Skunk Baxter - guitar, pedal steel
John Hartman - drums
Tom Johnston - guitar, vocals
Keith Knudson - drums, vocals
Bobby LaKind - percussion, vocals
Michael McDonald - keyboards, vocals
Tiran Porter - bass, vocals
Patrick Simmons - guitar, vocals
Norton Buffalo - harmonica, vocals
Rosemary Butler - vocals
Maureen McDonald - vocals

I posted this show a few years ago but it was in MP3 192kbps so this is a huge upgrade to that one. I love this show I've been listening to it for a couple weeks now so I had to post it. The band is on fire, this show is one hell of a jam session waiting for your ears! Enjoy!

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Gamma - CBS Studios: New York City, New York, USA November 23, 1980 (FM) - Master

Gamma
CBS Studios
New York City, New York, USA
November 23, 1980
WNEW-FM Broadcast Recording - Master
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

From The Krw_co Collection

Lineage: WNEW-FM Broadcast > DAT @ 16bit/48khz > Sony PCM r-500 DAT > Fiber Optic > Creative Soundblaster X-FI HD Model #SB1240 Wav (16bit/48khz) > MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab For Track Marks And Edits  Wav 16bit/48khz > Trader's Little Helper > Flac Level 8

Raw Transfer No EQ or Tampering Tracked And Transferred and Presented by Krw_co

01 Intro
02 Ready For Action
03 Dirty Old City
04 Fight To The Finish
05 Razor King
06 Thunder And Lightning
07 Voyager
08 Mayday
09 Outro

Ronnie Montrose (R.I.P.) guitar
Davey Pattison guitar
Glen Letsch bass
Denny Carmassi drums
Jim Alcivar keyboards

Now here is a nice find that just popped up at The Trader's Den recently. Gamma was always a great live band. The music always had that little bit more of an edge most Hard Rock bands had live in the 1970s. Producers back then kind of neutered Hard Rock bands in the studio. Ronnie Montrose couldn't win when it came to critics and the masses. Everything he did was held up against the monstrous debut from Montrose, I mean Paper Money wasn't even good enough. That was essentially the same band doing the same thing but for most it wasn't good enough. For me those 2 albums are Proto-Metal Gold straight from the mine!

This recording shows it's age a little, but is still a very enjoying listen!

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Three Dog Night - The Starry Night: Portland, Oregon, USA March 19, 1983 (SBD) - 2nd Generation Tape

Three Dog Night
The Starry Night
Portland, Oregon, USA
March 19, 1983
Analog Soundboard Recording - 2nd Gen Tape
Flac 24bit/48khz & H.Q. MP3 320kbps/48khz
No Cover Art

Source: Analog Soundboard Recording
Generation Of Tape: 2nd
Taper: Unknown
Cassette Provided By: jormajeff
Digital Transfer/Edit: mossa 2023-10 (24bit/48khz)
Transfer: Cassette > Onkyo TA 2051 > Adobe Audition > CDWave > TLH (Flac)

Early Show

01 One Mand Band 3:50
02 The Family Of Man 3:17
03 Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) 4:47
04 Liar 3:45
05 Old Fashioned Love Song 3:57
06 Out In The Country 3:31
07 Black & White 2:49
08 One 3:37
09 Never Been To Spain 3:42
10 The Show Must Go On 4:18
11 Shambala 3:47
12 Easy To Be Hard 3:38
13 Mama Told Me Not To Come 3:38
14 Joy To The World 4:07
Encore:
15 Eli's Coming 10:08
16 Celebrate 4:22

Late Show:

01 One Mand Band 3:32
02 The Family Of Man 3:17
03 Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) 4:56
04 Liar 3:55
05 Old Fashioned Love Song 3:56
06 Black & White 2:59
07 One (cut) 1:28

Total Playing Time Early Set: 1hr 7mn 13sc
Total Playing Time Late Set: 24mn 3sc
Total Playing Time Both Sets: 1hr 31mn 16sc

Band:
Chuck Negron - Vocals
Danny Hutton - Vocals
Cory Wells (R.I.P.) – Vocals
Jimmy Greenspoon (R.I.P.) – keyboards
Paul Kingery – Vocals, Guitar, Bass
Floyd Sneed (R.I.P.) – Drums
Richard Grossman – Bass

Cory Wells died October 20, 2015 from multiple myeloma (blood cancer), he was 74
Jimmy Greenspoon died March 11, 2015, from metastatic melanoma (skin cancer), he was 67.
Floyd Sneed died from metastatic melanoma, from renal falure due to diabetes, he was 80.

Notes:
- "One" (late show) cuts out
- Show Incomplete, late set cuts out at song seven

I was very surprised when I logged into The Trader's Den to see what new goodies had been posted and found this hidden gem. A Three Dog Night soundboard with Check Negron still in the group!! What a great find!! Even the casual Three Dog Night Fan needs this show in their archive!!! When it comes to Three Dog Night shows on the net there are very few. I creep all over the net and I've seen hardly any.

This is a true soundboard with very little audience noise heard. The mix is actually pretty good despite it being a dry soundboard, on a soundboard recording the mix can be uneven. The band is in great form and voice. The only big fault of this recording is that it cuts off at the seventh song of the late set. I guarantee you will have this one in heavy rotation. It's playing right now as I make this post!

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