The Joe Perry Project - 2001 Club: Buffalo, New York, USA October 6, 1983 (FM)

The Joe Perry Project
2001 Club
Buffalo, New York, USA
October 6, 1983
FM Broadcast Recording
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No Cover Art

Source: FM Broadcast 97 Rock (Courtesy of the Wes Meyette Archive)

Lineage: Unknown Gen Maxell XLII-S > Nak Dragon > Sony PCM M10 24/96

Editing by Wes Meyette using CD Wave Editor

01 Train Kept A Rollin'
02 Something Else
03 4 Guns West
04 Bang a Gong
05 Black Velvet Pants
06 Crossfire
07 Break Song
08 Red House
09 Women in Chains
10 Once a Rocker, Always a Rocker

Joe Perry lead guitar, vocals
Danny Hargrove bass, vocals
Joe Pet drums
Cowboy Mach Bell vocals

It's the 3rd line-up of The Joe Perry Project. Now I don't remember if Joe had trouble keeping members or if he wanted to keep the line-up fluid. I thought it was great seeing one of my musical heroes in the concert theaters instead of the arena. In my naivety of youth I didn't even think Joe Perry might not want to be back in the theaters. I also thought both camps released really good music. Aerosmith's Night In The Ruts was actually the first Aerosmith studio album to disappoint me. They did release a great album with Rock In A Hard Place but to me the band never again released anything to match the catalog from the debut to Draw The Line. Now when I brought home Let The Music Do The Talking I could not believe the groove the band had. It had a more raw and funky feel to it, like the debut album, it blew me away. The last Aerosmith album I bought was Done With Mirrors. I thought it sounded unfinished like a set of demos. Isn't it funny, some bands you move along with as a fan, some you just let go of as they progress in their career?

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Aerosmith - Baying At The Moon ~ The Boston Music Hall: Boston, Massachusetts, USA March 28, 1978 (FM)

Aerosmith
Baying At The Moon - (Smokin' ~ SMCD921)
The Boston Music Hall
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
March 28, 1978
WBCN-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Introduction
02 - Rats In The Cellar
03 - I Wanna Know Why
04 - Big Ten Inch Record
05 - Walk This Way
06 - Sight For Sore Eyes
07 - Seasons Of Wither
08 - Sweet Emotion
09 - Lord Of The Thighs
10 - Kings And Queens
11 - Chip Away The Stone
12 - Get The Lead Out
13 - Get It Up
14 - Draw The Line
15 - Same Old Song And Dance
16 - Toys In The Attic
17 - Milk Cow Blues
18 - Train Kept A Rollin’
19 - Outro

Steven Tyler Lead Vocals, Harmonica
Joe Perry Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Brad Whitford Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Tom Hamilton Bass, Vocals
Joey Kramer Drums

Growing up Aerosmith was a huge part of my musical life. From the first time I heard them on the radio I was hooked. I can't remember what the first songs I heard on the radio were but I do know what album I bought first. It was the debut album Aerosmith. My parents had bought me my first quality stereo for my bedroom. It had AM/FM Stereo, an 8-Track Player, Reel To Reel, Equalizer, & Turntable. The speakers were huge and very loud. My Mom called it Stonehenge

When I first listened to Aerosmith's debut I thought it was as raw and funky as The Rolling Stones & as powerful as Led Zeppelin. Aerosmith was one of the few bands that I actually decided to buy there albums in the order released. This way I caught up to them by time Rocks was released. Draw The Line was the first Aerosmith album I bought before hearing any of it. I was so pleasantly surprised at the heaviness of the recording. It was not lost on me that Aerosmith had been trending heavier with each release. It was for the Draw The Line Tour when I saw the band for the first time live. At The World Series Of Rock in Ohio, I was so disappointed. I mean they did break up back stage that day. With fights between wives, band mates & crew mates and this was before the show. They floundered onstage and seemed to just peter out before walking off. Joe Perry would walk out permanently during the Night In The Ruts recording sessions (the first Aerosmith album to disappoint me)

I saw the band 2 more times after. Once on the Rock In A Hard Place Tour and the 1984 Back In The Saddle Tour. Steven Tyler was too messed up to sing on the Rock In A Hard Place Tour. The band as a whole seemed under rehearsed on the Back In The Saddle tour. I haven't paid to see them since. I haven't been to big of a fan of their post reunion recorded output either.

Now if my Draw The Line show had been as good as this one, I might still be attending Aerosmith shows. Done with Mirrors was the last album I bought. I taped some songs off Pump when a friend of mine bought it. When it came time to re-buy the back catalog on CD I bought Box Of Fire which covers the original Columbia Records Years. I also bought Done With Mirrors, to me it sounds like an unfinished demo but I like it. Other than that I bought Pandora's Box because I like those types of packages, that has been it.

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Curtis Mayfield - The Trojan Horse, Den Haag, The Netherlands xx-xx-1990 (SBD)

Curtis Mayfield
The Trojan Horse
Den Haag, The Netherlands
xx-xx-1990
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
                                                  
Lineage: Audio CD > Unknown Encoder > SHN > Traders Little Helper > Wave 16bit > Flac Level 8 (align sector boundaries)

01 Superfly
02 It's Alright
03 Gypsy Woman
04 I'm So Proud
05 Freddie's Dead
06 Pusherman
07 Billy Jack
08 People Get Ready
09 Do Be Down
10 Give Me Your Love (Love Song)
11 Move On Up
12 Don't Worry, If There's A Hell Below (We're All Gonna' Go)

I first heard Curtis Mayfield when I received his "Superfly" single for Christmas 1972. I received a few records that Christmas but "Superfly" left a deep groove cut into my musical mind. The intro to the song with it's solo bass line and rototom drums (which I thought were bongos until I looked the song up for this post) gave a sound that I hadn't heard before that pulled me in. In 1972 I was 7 years old and had my own stereo and a travel record player my parents let me ttake where ever I went. That "Superfly" 45 RPM 7 inch went with me everywhere for a couple years. That's when I was given a portable 8-track player and stated carrying tapes instead. That songs intro and Curtis' smooth soulful voice started me on my journey through "The Funk" and quickly lead to Parliament/Funkadelic, but that's another story.

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Neil Young - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #07-08 (Pre-FM)

Neil Young
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #07-08
for broadcast the weekend of February 24/25, 2007
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scan Included

01 Introduction
02 Homegrown *
03 After The Garden *
04 Four Strong Winds *
05 Harvest Moon *
06 Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black) **
07 Country Home **
08 Down By The River **
09 Promo Spot

Edited directly from the original radio discs

* Farm Aid 2006 - 2006-09-30 Tweeter Center, Camden, NJ
** Farm Aid 2003 - 2003-09-07 Germain Amphitheatre, Columbus, OH
 

* with the The Prairie Wind Band
Neil Young - guitar, grand piano, vocals
Ben Keith - pedal steel, lap steel, background vocals
Spooner Oldham - keyboards, marimba
Rick Rosas - bass
Chad Cromwell - drums
Karl T. Himmel - drums, percussion
Emmylou Harris - background vocals, guitar
Grant Boatwright - guitar
Anthony Crawford - fiddle, guitar, background vocals
Clinton Gregory - fiddle
Larry Cragg - banjo, broom
Diana DeWitt - background vocals, guitar, autoharp
Gary Pigg - background vocals, guitar
Pegi Young - background vocals, guitar
Wayne Jackson - trumpet
Tom McGinley - sax
Jimmy Sharp - trombone
The Fisk University Jubilee Singe - background vocals
The Nashville String Machine - strings

** Crazy Horse, Line Up 7
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, pump organ
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals
Pegi Young - background vocals
Nancy Hall - background vocals
Susan Hall - background vocals
Twink Brewer - background vocals

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Savoy Brown - USA Soundboard Collection 1969 (SBD)

Savoy Brown
USA Soundboard Collection
Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969
Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969
Soundboard Recordings
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

Rest In Peace Kim Simmonds 12/05/1947-12/13/2022

Lineages:
Chicago: SBD > ? Reel > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC
Connecticut: SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC

01 May Be Wrong 5:31
02 A Hard Way To Go 3:01
03 A Little More Vine 6:20
04 Rock N Roll Boogie 4:08
05 Shake Rat N Roll 8:32
06 Train To Nowhere 5:26
07 Louisiana Blues - Part A* 13:17
08 Louisiana Blues - Part B 11:25
09 Instrumental 7:27
10 I’m Tired 4:50

Total Playing Time: 1hr 9mn 58sc
 

Tracks 01-05 Unknown Venue and Date, Chicago, USA xx-xx-1969

Tracks 06-10 Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut, USA xx-xx-1969

Kim Simmonds (R.I.P.) - lead guitar
Chris Youlden (R.I.P.) - vocals
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett (R.I.P.) - guitar, vocals
Tony Stevens - bass
Roger Earle - drums

Kim Simmonds died from colon cancer December 13, 2022, he was 75
"Lonesome Dave" Peverett died from kidney cancer February 7, 2000, he was 56
Chris Youlden died from bronchial pneumonia April 4, 2025 he was 82

A nice collection of 2 nice sounding shows from The Legendary Savoy Brown. Founded in 1965 by Kim Simmonds, the band had a very fluid line up with Kim Simmonds the only remaining constant. The band launched the careers of 3 members of Foghat, lead singer "Lonesome Dave" Peverett, bassist producer Tony Stevens, and the amazing Roger Earl on drums. Kim Simmonds being a Road Dog kept Savoy Brown on what seems like 1 continuous tour from 1965 to when his treatment for cancer had him cancel the scheduled 2022 tour dates. He died roughly 4 months after he stopped touring.

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Santana - The St. Louis Arena: St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A February 14, 1973 (SBD)

Santana
The St. Louis Arena
St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A
February 14, 1973
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art & News Clippings Included

Previously Unreleased Low Generation Soundboard

Transfer: Low Generation SB Tape > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8/ ozone 9 ) (Mastered) > xAct 2.50 > FLAC

01 Going Home > A-1 Funk > Every Step Of The Way
02 Samba Pa Ti
03 Look Up (To See What’s Coming Down)
04 Just In Time To See The Sun
05 Incident At Neshabur
06 Bambele
07 Stone Flower
08 Batucada
09 Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba)
10 Stone Flower (Reprise)
11 Waiting
12 Castillos De Arena, Part 1 (Sand Castle)
13 Free Angela >
14 Promise Of A Fisherman >
15 Aranjuez
16 Mantra
17 Castillos De Arena, Part 2 (Sand Castle)
18 Earth
19 Se A Cabo
20 Savor
21 Toussaint L’Overture

Known Faults:
-Incident At Neshabur: last few notes cut

Carlos Santana guitar, percussion, vocals
Douglas Rauch bass, guitar
Michael Shrieve drums
Jose “Chepito” Areas percussion
Armando Peraza percussion, vocals
Tom Coster keyboard, vocals
Richard Kermode keyboard

This is yet another great sounding show from Santana's 1973 tour. We posted another not to long ago that included a newspaper article with a kind of bad review. This one includes another review, this time with a slightly better view of the show. When this one surfaced (and I don't remember when) it was an uncirculated 1973 soundboard.

I love this era of Santana, quite frankly Santana didn't lose me as a listener until "Smooth". That was only slightly so don't hate, I only skip that song. It feels like a very obvious grab for The Charts. Also my daughter, when she was a teen, wore me out on Rob Thomas and Matchbox 20. Sorry just don't care for them, my personal opinion. A lot of fans did abandon Santana at the changes that came with Caravanserai. The out right Jazz on the album wasn't a welcome departure from the Latin Rock of the first three albums. Then some fans turned their backs at the Hard Rock albums like Inner Secrets and Marathon. I've stuck with Santana through all of the changes except for one song so I guess could be a fan.

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Grim Reaper, Helloween, & Armored Saint - MTV Headbangers Ball Hell On Wheels Tour ~ First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 10-15-1987 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

 

 

Grim Reaper, Helloween, & Armored Saint
MTV Headbangers Ball Hell On Wheels Tour
First Avenue
Minneapolis, Minosota, U.S.A.
October 15, 1987
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 6.31 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 - I'm Alive
02 - Future World
03 - Twilight Of The Gods
04 - A Tale That Wasn't Told
05 - Halloween
06 - Rock You To Hell
07 - Night Of The Vampire
08 - Lust For Freedom
09 - Rock Me Till I Die
10 - Fear No Evil
11 - Dead On Arrival
12 - See You In Hell
13 - March Of The Saint
14 - Overdose
15 - Human Vulture
16 - Chemical Euphoria
17 - Isolation
18 - Can U Deliver (w/ drum solo)
19 - Madhouse

Total Playing Time: 1hr 38mn 3sc

Tracks 01-05 Helloween
Tracks 06-12 Grim Reaper
Tracks 13-19 Armored Saint

Grim Reaper
Steve Grimmett lead vocals
Nick Bowcott guitars
Geoff Curtis bass
Mark Simon drums

Helloween
Michael Kiske lead vocals
Michael Weikath guitars, backing vocals
Kai Hanson guitars, backing vocals
Markus Grosskopf bass, backing vocals
Ingo Schwichtenberg drums

Armored Saint
John Bush lead vocals
Dave Prichard (R.I.P.) lead guitar, backing vocals
Jeff Duncan rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Joey Vera bass, backing vocals
Gonzo Sandaval drums, backing vocals

justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to edit track marks, adjust the volume of all tracks to be uniform, add fade outs/ins and cross fades. No EQ or noise reduction was used. The DVD had lossy audio so I encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps with Trader's Little Helper.

The recording shows a little age, and maybe a couple generations, not so much that it is unlistenable though. I never thought I would find a soundboard recording of Grim Reaper. Finding a Pro-Shot DVD from the only tour I caught them on was far from my mind. I heard of Grim Reaper through Hit Parader magazine. There was an add for See You In Hell. You could send a stamped self addressed envelope for the to send you a floppy sampler of Grim Reaper & White Wolf. The floppy record had snippets of "See You In Hell" & "Dead On Arrival" plus 2 unmemorable tunes by White Wolf. The floppy came with mail order info so I bought See You In Hell. I bought all the Grim Reaper releases, along with Helloween & Armored Saint. When I heard they were touring together I had to see them. It was awesome, this Metal Head was in Heaven.

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With Full Force Festival Highlights ~ Flugplatz, Roitzschjora, Germany July 3-5, 2015 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

With Full Force Festival Highlights
Flugplatz, Roitzschjora, Germany July 3-5, 2015
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

featuring:
Pro-Pain
Parkway Drive
Lamb Of God
Sick Of It All
Kreator
Terror
Fear Factory
Agnostic Front
Heaven Shall Burn
Konkreter
Die Kassierer
Obituary
Arch Enemy
Diablo Boulevard 

01 Pro-Pain - Un-American
02 Pro-Pain - The Shape Of Things To Come
03 Parkway Drive - Karma
04 Parkway Drive - Carrion
05 Parkway Drive - Vice Grip
06 Parkway Drive - Idols And Anchors
07 Lamb Of God - 512
08 Lamb Of God - Still Echoes
09 Lamb Of God - Redneck
10 Sick Of It All - World Full Of Hate
11 Sick Of It All - My Life
12 Sick Of It All - DNC (Do Not Comply)
13 Sick Of It All - Scratch The Surface
14 Sick Of It All - Get Bronx
15 Kreator - Hordes Of Chaos
16 Kreator - Phobia
17 Kreator - Endless Pain
18 Kreator - From Flood Into Fire
19 Terror - Shot Of Reality
20 Terror - The Solution
21 Terror - You´re Caught
22 Fear Factory - Soul Hacker
23 Agnostic Front - For My Family, For My Friends
24 Agnostic Front - Gotta Go
25 Agnostic Front - Blitzkrieg Bop (Ramones Cover)
26 Heaven Shall Burn - The Omen
27 Heaven Shall Burn - Hunters Will Be Hunted
28 Heaven Shall Burn - The Weapon They Fear
29 Konkreter - Du Bist Schuld
30 Konkreter - Böse
31 Die Kassierer - Das Schlimmste Ist, Wenn Das Bier Alle Ist
32 Die Kassierer - Mein Schöner Hodensack
33 Die Kassierer - Blumenkohl Am Pimmelmann
34 Obituary - Violence
35 Obituary - Back To One
36 Arch Enemy - War Eternal
37 Arch Enemy - Avalanche
38 Diablo Boulevard - Rise Like Lions
39 Diablo Boulevard - Saint Of Killers
40 Diablo Boulevard - Follow The Deadlights

total playing time: 2hr 25mn 15sc

the band line-ups were:

Pro-Pain:
Gary Meskil – bass, vocals
Marshall Stephens – rhythm guitar
Adam Phillips – lead guitar, rhythm guitar
Jonas Sanders – drums

Parkway Drive:
Winston McCall – lead vocals
Jeff Ling – lead guitar
Luke "Pig" Kilpatrick – rhythm guitar
Jia "Pie" O'Connor – bass guitar
Ben "Gaz" Gordon – drums

Kreator:
Miland "Mille" Petrozza – vocals, guitar
Sami Yli-Sirniö – guitar
Christian "Speesy" Giesler – bass
Jürgen "Ventor" Reil – drums, vocals

Terror:
Scott Vogel – vocals
Martin Stewart – guitar
Jordan Posner – guitar
David Wood – bass
Nick Jett – drums

Lamb Of God:
Randy Blythe – vocals
Mark Morton – lead guitar
Willie Adler – rhythm guitar
John Campbell – bass guitar
Chris Adler – drums

Sick Of It All:
Lou Koller – vocals
Pete Koller – guitar, backing vocals
Craig Setari – bass, backing vocals
Armand Majidi – drums

Fear Factory:
Burton C. Bell – lead vocals
Dino Cazares – guitars, backing vocals
Mike Heller – drums

live member:
Tony Campos – bass, backing vocals

Agnostic Front:
Roger Miret – vocals
Vinnie Stigma – guitar
Craig Silverman – guitar
Mike Gallo – bass
Pokey Mo – drums

Heaven Shall Burn:
Marcus Bischoff – vocals
Maik Weichert – guitar
Alexander Dietz – guitar
Eric Bischoff – bass
Christian Bass – drums

Konkreter:
line-up unknown

Die Kassierer:
line-up unknown

Obituary:
John Tardy – vocals
Kenny Andrews – lead guitar
Trevor Peres – rhythm guitar
Terry Butler – bass guitar
Donald Tardy – drums

Arch Enemy:
Alissa White-Gluz - lead vocals
Michael Amott - guitar, keyboard, backing vocals
Jeff Loomis - guitar, keyboard, backing vocals
Sharlee D'Angelo - bass
Daniel Erlandsson - drums

Diablo Boulevard:
Alex Agnew - vocals
Dave Hubrechts - guitars
Andries Beckers - guitars
Tim Bekaert - bass
Kris Martens - drums

justdave notes:
I raised the volume on the tracks, no noise reduction or remixing was done. I also removed the interview segments. The show has been edited to run like it was broadcast with no breaks for a CD1 & CD2 set. It will not fit onto a single CD-r, so if you want to burn an audio CD-r you will have to choose a spot for your CD break.

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