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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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
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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.

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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Hollywood Vampires - 2016 Grammy Awards & Rock In Rio 2015 (SBD)

Hollywood Vampires
Tribute to Lemmy Kilmister, 58th Grammy Awards, Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA; February 15, 2016
Rock in Rio, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; September 24, 2015
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recordings
Sources Vary
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

01 As Bad As I Am/Ace Of Spades (Intro by Dave Grohl) 7:05
02 The Last Vampire / Raise the Dead 4:53
03 My Generation (The Who cover) 3:08
04 I Got a Line on You (Spirit cover) 2:50
05 Cold Turkey (John Lennon cover) 5:00
06 Five to One/Break On Through (The Doors cover) 2:49
07 Manic Depression (Jimi Hendrix cover) 4:20
08 7 and 7 Is (Love cover) 2:18
09 Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin cover, with Lzzy Hale) 5:02
10 Jeepster (T Rex cover) 3:19
11 I’m a Boy (The Who cover, with Zak Starkey) 3:17
12 School’s Out/Another Brick in the Wall Part 2 (with Andreas Kisser, Zak Starkey) 5:31
13 Billion Dollar Babies (Alice Cooper cover, with Zak Starkey) 3:19
14 Train Kept A-Rollin’ (Tiny Bradshaw cover, with Zak Starkey) 4:03
15 Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones cover, with Zak Starkey) 5:58

track 01 Tribute to Lemmy Kilmister, 58th Grammy Awards, Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA, February 15, 2016
tracks 02-15 Rock in Rio, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, September 24, 2015

Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
Joe Perry – guitar
Johnny Depp – guitar, backing vocals

with:
Duff McKagen - bass, backing vocals
Matt Sorum - drums

Special Guests:
Lizzy Hale - lead vocals track 09
Zak Starkey - drums tracks 11-15
Andreas Kisser - guitar tracks 12-15

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Hollywood Vampires - Rock In Rio Lisboa ~ Main Stage, Parque da Bela Vista, Lisbon, Portugal 05-27-2016 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Hollywood Vampires
Rock In Rio Lisboa
Main Stage
Parque da Bela Vista
Lisbon, Portugal
May 27, 2016

HD Webcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

01 Intro
02 Raise the Dead (Hollywood Vampires)
03 I Got a Line on You (Spirit Cover)
04 20th Century Boy (T Rex Cover)
05 Pinball Wizard (The Who Cover)
06 My Generation (The Who Cover)
07 Manic Depression (Jimi Hendrix Cover)
08 Cold Turkey (John Lennon Cover)
09 Come Together (The Beatles Cover)
10 7 and 7 Is (Love Cover)
11 Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin Cover)
12 Five to One (The Doors Cover)
13 Break On Through (to the Other Side) (The Doors Cover)
14 Rebel, Rebel (David Bowie Cover)
15 Suffragette City (David Bowie Cover)
16 As Bad As I Am (Hollywood Vampires)
17 Stop Messin' Around (Fleetwood Mac Cover)
18 My Dead Drunk Friends (Hollywood Vampires)
19 Ace of Spades (Motorhead Cover)
20 I'm Eighteen (Alice Cooper Cover)
21 Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith Cover)

Encore:
22 Train Kept' A-Rollin' (Tiny Bradshaw Cover)
23 School's Out (Alice Cooper Cover)

Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
Johnny Depp – guitar, backing vocals
Joe Perry – guitar

with:
Matt Sorum – drums, backing vocals
Bruce Witkin – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
Robert DeLeo – bass

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