Showing posts with label Tesla. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tesla. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Tesla - High Voltage Radio ~ Manchester International Festival, Manchester, England 09-11-1991 (FM)

Tesla
High Voltage Radio
Manchester International Festival
Manchester, England
Septenber 11, 1991
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

01 Change In The Weather
02 Hang Tough
03 Heaven's Trail
04 Call It What You Want
05 The Way It Is (Acoustic)
06 Gettin Better
07 Had Enough
08 Love Song
09 Man Out Of Time
10 Modern Day Cowboy
11 Signs (Five Man Electrical Band Cover)
12 Song & Emotion
13 Signs (Five Man Electrical Band Cover)

Tracks 12 & 13 From Rockline Radio Session

Jeff Keith – lead vocals
Frank Hannon – guitar, bass, mandolin, keyboards, backing vocals
Tommy Skeoch – guitar, backing vocals
Brian Wheat – bass, keyboards, piano, vocals
Troy Luccketta – drums, percussion, gong

Another great post from Rosebud's 80's Hard Rock/Heavy Metal collection.

Monday, March 23, 2015

Tesla - Blinded By Science ~ Milwaukee Summerfest, Milwauee, WI 06-27-1987 (FM)

Tesla
Blinded By Science - (Great Dane Records/Templar Records ~ TCD 35)
Milwaukee Summerfest
Milwaukee, WI
June 27, 1987
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 7 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: Silver-CD > EAC (log-file included) > WAV > Traders Little Helper (Flac Level 7)
01 Comin' Atcha Live
02 Cover Queen 
03 Gettin' Better
04 We're No Good Together
05 2 Late 4 Love 
06 Changes
07 Love Me
08 Did It For The Money
09 Little Suzi 
10 Modern Day Cowboy
11 EZ Come EZ Go
12 Rock Me To The Top

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 Jeff Keith – lead vocals
Frank Hannon – acoustic & electric guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Tommy Skeoch – acoustic & electric guitar, backing vocals
Brian Wheat – bass, keyboards, vocals
Troy Luccketta – drums, percussion
 
Tesla on tour to promote their first LP Mechanical Resonance. The band kicks out an early version of "Did It For The Money" which wasn't recorded until the bands second album The Great Radio Controversy. Tesla was unfairly lumped in with the 1980's Hair Metal bands, when their music is more of a Traditional Hard Rock.