Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio Presents ~ Number 1 Hits Of 1982 In Concert (Pre-FM)

Silver Eagle Cross Country Radio Presents ~ Number 1 Hits Of 1982 In Concert
Various Dates & Locations
Pre-FM Recording  - Ex Vinyl Rip Stereo
MP3 224kps
Cover Art Included

01 Mountain Music - Alabama (Feb 5, 1982, Tuscaloosa, AL)
02 Love In The First Degree - Alabama (Feb 5, 1982, Tuscaloosa, AL)
03 War Is Hell - T.G. Sheppard (July 16, 1982, Meridian, MS)
04 Finally - T.G. Sheppard (July 16, 1982, Meridian, MS)
05 Heartbroke - Ricky Skaggs (Oct. 16, 1982, Knoxville, TN)
06 Crying My Eyes Out Over You - Ricky Skaggs (Oct. 16, 1982, Knoxville, TN)
07 Fool Hearted Memory - George Strait (March 3, 1982, New York City)
08 Busted - John Conlee (Nov 20, 1982, Nashville)
09 Lord I Hope This Day Is Good - Don Williams (May 26, 1982, Reseda, CA)
10 Country Boy Can Survive - Hank Williams Jr (Nov 7, ,1982, West Palm Beach, FL)
11 I’m Gonna Hire A Wino To Decorate Our Home - David Frizzell (Sept. 30, 1982, Bowling Green, KY)
12 Honky Tonk Night On Broadway - Frizzell and West (Sept. 30, 1982, Bowling Green, KY)
13 Redneck Girl - Bellamy Brothers (Nov. 7, 1982, West Palm Beach, FL)
14 She Left Love All Over Me - Razzy Bailey (March 17, 1982, New York)
15 Nobody - Sylvia (June 18, 1982, Dallas, TX)
16 Ring On Her Finger - Lee Greenwood (Nov. 20, 1982, Nashville, TN)
17 Fourteen Karat Mind - Gene Watson (Sept. 18, 1982, Nashville, TN)
18 She Got The Goldmine, I Got The Shaft - Jerry Reed (Oct. 13, 1982, Nashville, TN)
19 You’re The Best Break This Heart Ever Had - Ed Bruce (Aug. 1, 1982, Foster, RI)
20 Dancing Your Memory Away - Charly McClain (Sept. 1, 1982, Fort Campbell, KY)
21 Bobbie Sue - Oak Ridge Boys (Feb. 28, 1982, Norman, OK)

total time: 1hr 16mn 19sc

Taken from a Radio Promo Vinyl of the Show

I got this from BigO a while back and they haven't brought it back in a while. This is a great with some classic Country Music legends. Jerry Reed singing "She Got The Goldmine, I Got The Shaft" in the same broadcast as Ricky Scaggs singing "Heartbroke".  Hank Williams Jr. singing "Country Boy Can Survive" in the same broadcast as The Oak Ridge Boys singing "Bobby Sue". Did I mention Don Williams, T.G. Sheppard, Alabama and David Frizzel....yeah if you're into classic Country Music you need this.

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Opeth - Wâldrock Festival, Bergum, Netherlands, 06-30-2001 (FM)

Opeth
Wâldrock Festival
Bergum, Netherlands
June 30, 2001
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kbps
No Cover Art

01 White Cluster
02 The Drapery Falls
03 Advent
04 Demon Of The Fall

total time: 40mn 16sc

Mikael Åkerfeldt - guitars, vocals
Peter Lindgren - guitars
Martin Lopez - drums
Martin Mendez - bass

One of my all time favorite bands makes yet another appearance here at Just Dave's Place. This time the classic 4 man line-up checks in while on tour to support Blackwater Park. This would be Opeth's first world tour, with stops at a lot of the major festivals, including playing to 60,000 at Wacken Open Air of the same year (that set is coming soon in the future by the way!). My Opeth uploads seem to be pretty popular with visitors to Just Dave's Place, so I hope my fellow Opeth fans enjoy this one that comes from before the keyboards.

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Pink Floyd - From Abbey Road to Britannia Row - The Extraction Tapes (studio)

Pink Floyd
From Abbey Road to Britannia Row - The Extraction Tapes
Unissued Alternate Studio Recordings 1975 - 1976
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-9)
02 Welcome To The Machine
03 Have A Cigar
04 Sheep (Raving and Drooling)
05 Dogs
06 Pigs (Three Different Ones)
07 Sheep Sound Effects

This is a great collection of recently surfaced demo recordings from Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here & Animals recording sessions. They first surfaced separately on vinyl, but then a CD collection of both was released. These files come from the CD version though the sources for the material are the same. I have included below one collectors comments on his observations on each track.

“Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I – VIII)”
This is an early version when the song was intended to be one complete piece. Well, Part 1-8. There is no 9 yet. The beginning starts with the wine glasses part, then the tape ends abruptly and there are several run throughs of the opening famous four guitar notes. The backing vocals were still not in place yet. The guitar solos drift back and forth between the familiar parts and parts that are far different from the final version. Roger’s vocals are most likely all from a different take. At the end of part 5, there’s no sax solo yet. The end mixes smoothly into part 6 as it was originally intended. One surprising bit is one of of Roger’s backing tracks is overdubbed way too loud and jumps at you. The ending of part 8 just jams off into a “Son of Echoes” jam that just fades out. So most likely the last part 9 was an afterthought.

“Welcome To The Machine”
This is definitely an early studio basic track sketching the ideas and the main feel of the pulse of the song. The throbbing VCS3 bass line is there, and the basis of the keyboard part is there, but the vocals are unfinished and sung by Roger in a lower quiet way almost as a guide vocal. You even hear Gilmour say something like “I can’t hear your voice”, which made me crack up. There’s also creepy talkbox vocals by David Gilmour (like in the “Pigs” solo or the end of “Keep Talking”). Definitely a work in progress at this point. You’re really hearing the building blocks on which the rest of the song was built.

“Have A Cigar”
I expected the mix from the Immersion box set. But this is definitely a different take. The vocals have some different parts. Roy Harper and David Gilmour share vocals but I’m pretty sure I hear Roger Waters in there also. Parts of the guitar solos and keyboards are definitely different. Basically the meat of the track was there, but it needed a lot more polishing to become the final track. Quite different to hear any version of this where there are two vocalists. The solo seems to go forever, as this was before the idea of the “sucked into the radio” effect to end the track.

“Raving and Drooling (Sheep)”
This one is still more bare bones than its final version. There are far less lyrics. The lyrics are pretty much the way it was sung in 1974 on tour. Without those parts there are far more breaks to focus on the music. But a lot of the music is now in place that would end up on the album. The guitar is not quite there yet, missing some of the anger Gilmour added into his playing later, probably after squabbles with Roger no doubt. Noticeably, the line “zig zag their way between boredom and pain” is used which would later be reused and altered slightly for “Pigs On The Wing” Without a lot of the overdubs you’re used to the song feels quite different. Also the menacing siren-like keyboard solo from the early live versions is still here. I’m guessing that somewhere in there Rick Wright tried a new approach and ditched the early solo. There are some organ parts that stick out on the background too that sound like the last gasps of the 1969/1970 organ solo sound.

“Dogs”
This was more likely still called “You’ve Gotta Be Crazy”. The song had been played since the Dark Side of the Moon tour and went through many lyrical and phrasing changes. It’s very close to the album version musically but there are still no lyrical references to dogs yet. So this was probably just before adding the theme to the songs. The main difference here is that Roger Waters sings pretty much all of the parts David Gilmour sang on the final version, and it’s kind of obvious why. While it’s a big alternate reality situation to imagine if Roger sang the song, he hits some sour notes while trying to hit the peak of his vocal range. Also, the spacey midsection with the barking dogs is not yet in place. There’s an abrupt join at that spot where the section just hasn’t been put in yet. It’s quite interesting to see the leaps this song made between the live version in 1974 and the final 1977 version.

“Pigs (3 Different Ones)”
Being that this song was the newest of the batch, this work in progress version  is pretty close to the final album version. These are definitely different takes. There are parts missing that would end up on the final mix. Roger’s vocals are definitely a different take but are fairly close to the same phrasing as the album version.

“Message From The Sheep/ Sheep SFX”
This oddity is a short add-on. The isolated sheep noises used on the final mix of “Sheep”.

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Pantera - Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA 06-27-1992 (FM)

Pantera
Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood, CA
June 27, 1992
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

01 DJ Intro
02 Heresy
03 Mouth For War
04 Domination
05 Hollow
06 Fucking Hostile
07 This Love
08 A New Lebel
09 Walk
10 Cemetery Gates
11 Cowboys From Hell
12 DJ Outro

total time: 53mn 56sc

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Dimebag Darrell – guitar, backing vocals
Vinnie Paul – drums
Rex Brown – bass guitar, backing vocals
Phil Anselmo – lead vocals

On tour to promote Vulgar Display Of Power the Cowboys From Hell lay waste to The Hollywood Palladium. This is prime Pantera before Phil's excesses and health issues would make him a little unreliable in the live setting. Pantera's live show's however would recover the fire after Phil dealt with his drug addiction. Phil's return from the literal brink of death would renew his fire and passion. However Phil's renewed artistic energy and need for expression in many musical areas would be one of the many factors in the break up of Pantera. If you want a show featuring Pantera at their peak this is the one trust me.

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Robin Trower - For Radio Out There ~ Travis Street Electric Company, Dallas, TX 03-20-1975 (FM)

Robin Trower
For Radio Out There
Travis Street Electric Company
Dallas, TX
March 20th, 1975
KZEW-FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Intro
02 Day Of The Eagle
03 Bridge Of Sighs
04 Gonna Be More Suspicious
05 Fine Day
06 Lady Love
07 Daydream
08 Too Rolling Stoned
09 I Can't Wait Much Longer
10 Alethea / Drum Solo
11 Little Bit Of Sympathy
12 Confessin' Midnight
13 Radio Credits
14 Rock Me Baby
 
total time: 1hr 13mn 54sc

This is the Robin Trower portion of the nights festivities. Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush followed Robin Trower this night, but Robin refused to let Frank's set be broadcast the same night as his. So the radio station broadcast Robin Trower live as it happened and recorded Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush for broadcast the following night. The two artists were receiving both success and criticism for the obvious Jimi Hendrix worship in their music. This may have lead to Robin's decision that night. But thanks to tapers and modern technology (and a little help from Just Dave's Place) you can listen to the show the way those luck people did that very night in 1975.

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush's set can be downloaded here.

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Neil Young - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #97-36 (Pre-FM)

Neil Young
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #97-36
Various Dates & Locations
for broadcast the week of September 1, 1997
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet, CD & Sleeve Scans Included

Thanks To Draftervoi

01 Introduction
02 Comes A Time **
03 The Needle And The Damage Done **
04 Four Strong Winds  **
05 Helpless **
06 Heart Of Gold **
07 Sugar Mountain **
08 Country Home *
09 Music Arcade  ***
10 Like A Hurricane ***
11 Outro
12 Promo Spot

total time: 1hr 16mn 16sc

Edited directly from the original radio discs

* Farm Aid 7 1994-09-18, Superdome New Orleans, LA
** Farm Aid 8 1995-10-01, Cardinal Stadium,  Louisville, KY
*** Phoenix Festival 1996-07-19 Stratford-on-Avon, England

*Crazy Horse, Line Up 3
Neil Young - vocals, electric guitar, harmonica
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals

**Solo
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, pump organ, harmonica

***Crazy Horse, Line Up 3
Neil Young - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals

Here we are with yet another installment of the Draftervoi Neil Young Westwood One Project. With more of what we love from Neil, solo acoustic numbers and the Rock & Roll of Crazy Horse. We still have three left say stay tuned.

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Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Travis Street Electric Company, Dallas,TX 03-21-1975 (FM)

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Travis Street Electric Company
Dallas,Texas
March 21, 1975
KZEW-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Analog Cassette tape unknown gen > Dat > Cd-R standalone cd recorder > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC >T.T.D.

01 A New Rock N Roll
02 Red House
03 She's Not There / Crossroads
04 Child Of The Novelty
05 SSsshhh
06 Johnny B.Goode / Star Spangled Banner
07 Nobody Loves Me The Way You Do
08 Talkin Bout A Feelin'

total time: 1hr 9mn 40sc
Frank Marino guitar, vocals
Paul Harwood bass
Jimmy Ayoub drums

This is a great performance by Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. The most common source of this show cuts off toward the end of "SSsshhh". With this one you get the whole track, and the rest of the broadcast too! The night this show was recorded Robin Trower was also playing. The shows were supposed to air the same night but Robin refused to play on the radio the same night as Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, so Frank's set was held back till the next night.

The only cover art available is for the s song version. I have included it for those who like to have art for their boots. Robin Trowers set from he night can be downloaded here.

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Toto - Hydra Live ~ Shibuya Kokaido, Tokyo, Japan 03-13-1980 (FM)

Toto
Hydra Live
Shibuya Kokaido
Tokyo, Japan
March 13, 1980
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Hydra
02 St. George And The Dragon
03 Mama
04 I’ll Supply The Love
05 99
06 Tale Of A Man
07 Georgy Porgy
08 All Us Boys

Bobby Kimball – vocals, occasional keyboards
Steve Lukather – guitars, vocals, keyboards
David Paich – keyboards, vocals
Steve Porcaro – keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
David Hungate – bass guitar
Jeff Porcaro (R.I.P) – drums, percussion

touring member:
Keith Landry – guitar, backup vocals

A really nice sounding FM recording from the Japanese leg of Toto's Hydra World Tour. The first two Toto albums are my favorites. They're also the only ones I have upgraded to CD the others I still only have on vinyl. This is a great performance that includes the unreleased "Tale Of A Man".

 

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Jeff Beck Group - Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend ~ Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA 07-24-1968 (FM)

Jeff Beck Group
Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
July 24, 1968
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 You Shook Me
02 Let Me Love You
03 Morning Dew
04 Jeff's Boogie
05 The Sun Is Still Shining
06 Hi Ho Silver Lining

Jeff Beck guitar, vocals
Rod Stewart vocals
Ron Wood bass
Micky Waller drums

The Jeff Beck Group were just as vital to the genre of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal as Led Zeppelin,and The MC5. The Jeff Beck Group's bombastic take on Blues music became part of the blueprint for Heavy Rock music to come.

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Jack Bruce, Robin Trower & Gary Husband - Musichall, Worspwede, Germany 03-01-2009 (FM)

Jack Bruce, Robin Trower & Gary Husband
Musichall
Worspwede, Germany
March 01, 2009
FM Broadcast Recording
Cover Art Included
MP3 192kps

01 - Seven Moons 5:00
02 - Lives Of Clay 5:50
03 - Distant Places Of The Heart 6:42
04 - Sunshine Of Your Love 10:18
05 - Carmen 4:54
06 - She’s Not The One 3:31
07 - We’re Going Wrong (JB comp) 8:53
08 - So Far To Yesterday 4:18
09 - Just Another Day 7:11
10 - Perfect Place 4:24
11 - Bad Case Of Celebrity 5:36
12 - The Last Door 5:43
13 - Come To Me 4:39
14 - I’m Home / White Room 12:33
15 - Politician 6:07
16 - Announcement 0:12

total time: 1h 35m 59s

Jack Bruce bass, vocals
Robin Trower guitar
Gary Husband drums

First off look at that line-up again...Jack Bruce and Robin Trower jamming with Gary Husband on drums. You know you going to get some great Blues. And that's exactly what you get! This thing is dripping with that awesome take on the Blues that the classic British groups were known for. It's also pretty cool to hear Robin Trower playing those classic Cream riffs.

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Graham Central Station - Le Bataclan, Paris, France, 04-17-2010 (SBD)

Graham Central Station
Le Bataclan
Paris, France
Soundboard/Webstream Recording
April 17, 2010
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

CD1
01 - It Ain't No Fun To Me
02 - It's Alright
03 - Feel The Need
04 - I Can't Stand The Rain
05 - Hair
06 - Higher Ground
07 - People
08 - Bass Solo

CD2
01 - Sly Stone Set Intro
02 - Family Affair
03 - Hot Fun In The Summertime
04 - Everyday People
05 - If You Want Me To Stay
06 - Dance To The Music
07 - Release Yourself
08 - The Jam
09 - Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin)

Formed in the early 1970's by Larry Graham and Neil Schon, the band was initially called Azteca. The music was a mix of the Funk that Larry had played with Sly & The Family Stone as well as the Latin rhythms that Schon loved from his days in Santana. When Schon left to form Journey thew name was changed to Graham Central Station and the Latin rhythms replaced with a healthy dose of American Gospel Music.

This is a great performance with thee band running through a number of their classics then shifting to spotlight Larry's time in The Family Stone. CD2 is made up almost entirely of Sly & The Family Stone's hits.

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Dimmu Borgir - Inferno Festival ~ Rockefeller Music Hall, Oslo, Norway, 03-29-2002 (FM)

Dimmu Borgir
Inferno Festival
Rockefeller Music Hall
Oslo, Norway
March 29, 2002
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

01 Kings Of The Carnival Creation
02 Spellbound
03 Master of Disharmony
04 Fear and Wonder
05 Blessings Upon the Throne of Tyranny
06 Indoctrination
07 Sympozium
08 The Insight and the Catharsis
09 In Death's Embrace
10 Alt Lys Er Svunnet Hen
11 Raabjorn Speiler Draugheims Skodde
12 Mourning Palace

total time: 01hr 07mn 17sc
Shagrath vocals
Silenoz rhythm guitars, vocals
Galder lead guitars
ICS Vortex bass, clean vocals
Mustis keyboards, piano
Nicholas Barker drums, percussion

Hailing from Oslo, Norway Dimmu Borgir play Symphonic Norwegian Black Metal. The most image conscious of the Black Metal bands, Dimmu Borgir changes their costumes with every album like Kiss did back in the 1970's. Dimmu is also one of the most career minded of the Black Metal bands, being criticized by the Black Metal Elite for having albums that hit the charts and being signed to a major label in the underground market. Also the band's use of English lyrics and influences such as Antonín Dvorák, Enya, Richard Wagner and Frédéric Chopin leads the elite to say Dimmu Borgir is no longer True Norwegian Black Metal. The bands success can not be denied, having hit the Norwegian charts consistently , even reaching #1 with their 2007 release In Sorte Diaboli.

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Queensrÿche - Monsters of Rock 2013 ~ Arena Anhembi, São Paulo, Brazil 10-20-2013 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Queensrÿche
Monsters of Rock 2013
Arena Anhembi
São Paulo, Brazil
October 20, 2013
Soundboard/TV Broadcast Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

01 Best I Can
02 Breaking the Silence
03 Cold
04 Another Rainy Night (Without You)
05 Big Noize
06 The Mission
07 I Don't Believe in Love
08 Silent Lucidity
09 Jet City Woman
10 Empire
11 Eyes of a Stranger

Geoff Tate – lead vocals, keyboards, saxophone
Kelly Gray – lead & rhythm guitars, backing vocals
Randy Gane – keyboards
Rudy Sarzo – bass, backing vocals
Robert Sarzo – lead & rhythm guitars, backing vocals
Simon Wright – drums

Geoff Tate and his version of the 2 Queensrÿche line-ups in existence. Geoff has put together some pretty familiar names, Rudy Sarzo who brought along brother Robert, Simon Wright, Kelly Gray (former Queensrÿche & Myth member), and long time Queensrÿche keyboardist Randy Gane.

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Donald Fagen Band - Sunken Soundboard ~ Paramount Theatre, Oakland, CA 03-28-2006 (SBD)

Donald Fagen Band
Sunken Soundboard
Paramount Theatre
Oakland, CA
March 28, 2006
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD1
01 Here At The Western World
02 Green Flower Street
03 The Nightly
04 New Frontier
05 Maxine
06 Band Introductions
07 Home At Last
08 Black Cow

CD2
01 The Goodbye Look
02 Third World Man
03 Countermoon
04 Misery And The Blues
05 Brite Nightgown
06 Black Friday
07 Pretzel Logic
08 Viva Viva Rock And Roll

This one's for Normski who's been listening to a lot of Steely Dan lately! Feel better my friend.

A great sounding solo show from Steely Dan's Donald Fagen. You get solo material and Steely Dan classics. Not a bad deal for a free download.. so don't delay if you are a Steely Dan fan you should not miss this trust me.

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Thin Lizzy - Memory Pain ~ Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 09-25-1980 (SBD)

Thin Lizzy
Memory Pain
Nakano Sun Plaza Hall
Tokyo, Japan
September 25, 1980
Soundboard Recording
Flac Levl 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

SBD > Silver CD > EAC > FLAC FRONTEND (level 8)

CD1
01 Are You Ready
02 Hey You
03 Waiting For An Alibi
04 Jailbreak
05 Genocide (Killing Of The Buffalo)
06 Do Anything You Want To
07 Don't Believe A Word
08 Killer On The Loose
09 Got To Give It Up
10 Memory Pain

CD2
01 Chinatown
02 The Cowboy Song
03 The Boys Are Back In Town
04 Suicide
05 Black Rose (Downey drum solo)
06 Sugar Blues (Encore)
07 Baby Drives Me Crazy (Encore)

Lineup:
Philip Lynott - bass and vocals
Brian Downey - drums
Scott Gorham - guitars
Snowy White - guitars
Darren Wharton - keyboards

This is a true soundboard recording with very little audible audience noise. The vocals dominate the mix and there is some tape hiss but still a nice listen. According to the original uploader's notes this is the earliest known live recording of "Genocide", "Killer On The Loose" and "Memory Pain".

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Santana - The 20th Anniversary Celebration Concert ~ Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA 08-17-1986 (SBD)

Santana
The 20th Anniversary Celebration Concert
Shoreline Amphitheater
Mountain View, CA
August 17, 1986
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD1
01 Intro by Bill Graham / Brotherhood
02 Primera Invasion
03 Open Invitation
04 She's Not There
05 Instrumental Jam / Mandela
06 Incident at Neshabur
07 Victim of Circumstance
08 Personal Contact
09 Percussion Solo
10 Alphonso Bass Solo

CD2
01 Super Boogie
02 Hong Kong Blues
03 Songs of Freedom
04 Savor
05 Them Changes (Jimi Hendrix Cover)
06 Europa
07 Right Now

CD3 total
01 Introduction
02 In A Silent Way / Se a Cabo Jam
03 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
04 Oye Como Va
05 Evil Ways
06 Jingo
07 Tambales Solo
08 Zsabo / Buddy Myles Improv
09 Soul Sacrifice pt I
10 Soul Sacrifice pt II
11 Soul Sacrifice pt III
12 Soul Sacrifice Finale
13 Toussaint L'Overture

time CD1: 53mn 19sc

time CD2: 41mn 12sc

time CD3: 1hr 8mn 31sc

total plating time: 2hr 43mn 03sc

Musicians:
Carlos Santana - Lead Guitar, Vocals, Percussion
Neal Schon - Guitar
Gregg Rolie - Keyboards, Vocals
Tom Coster - Keyboards
Alphonso Johnson - Bass
David Brown - Bass
Armando Peraza - Bongos, Percussion
Jose Chepito Areas - Timbales, Percussion
Raul Rekow - Congas, Percussion
Michael Carabello - Congas, Percussion
Orestes Vilato - Timbales, Percussion
Michael Shrieve - Drums
Buddy Miles - Vocals, Guitar
Alexander J. Ligertwood - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar

The Santana story comes full circle in Mountain View California, as Carlos calls in some old friends to celebrate 20 years of Santana music. Former members meld with the 1986 line-up to perform songs from the bands rich back catalog. If you are any kind of Santana fan I highly recommend this show for your collection. The final jam session that is CD3 is worth the download alone, yet CD's 1 & 2 are comprised of performances from the 1986 line-up that almost seems like a statement to the former members that this is Santana now. All most 3 hours of music, with a line-up that includes Buddy Miles, Michael Shrieve, Gregg Rolie, Neil Schon, Alexander J. Ligertwood, and Carlos Santana!

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Black Sabbath - When Death Calls Malta ~ The Orpheum Theatre, Gzira, Malta 08-25-1995 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Black Sabbath
When Death Calls Malta
The Orpheum Theatre
Gzira, Malta
August 25, 1995
Soundboard/TV Broadcast Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Included

01 Children of the Grave
02 Neon Knights
03 The Shining
04 The Wizard
05 Get A Grip
06 Headless Cross
07 Rusty Angels
08 When Death Calls
09 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
10 Can't Get Close Enough
11 War Pigs
12 Mob Rules
13 Black Sabbath
14 Heaven And Hell
15 Iron Man
16 Paranoid / Heaven And Hell (reprise)

Tony Iommi – lead guitar
Geoff Nicholls - keyboards, backing vocals, rhythm guitar
Tony Martin - vocals, harmonica
Bobby Rondinelli - drums
Neil Murray - bass

Black Sabbath on tour to promote the Forbidden album. Forbidden was the last release to feature vocalist Tony Martin. The album was produced by Body Count guitarist Ernie C and featured a guest performance by Ice-T on "The Illusion of Power" performing a spoken word voice over. The album was actually a rushed affair, with the band not actually rehearsing before recording, and suffered from rumors of he original line-up of Black Sabbath reuniting. This culminated in poor sales of the album and concert tickets. Cozy Powell started the tour but pulled out a few months into it citing health issues. Bobby Rondinelli was chosen to fill in the rest of the dates.

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Primus - Rockpalast ~ Freilichtbühne Loreley, St. Goarshausen, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany 06-22-1997 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Primus
Rockpalast
Freilichtbühne Loreley
St. Goarshausen, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
June 22, 1997
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 Intro
02 John the Fisherman >
03 Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers >
04 Jerry Was A Race Car Driver
05 Shake Hands with Beef
06 My Name is Mud
07 Over the Falls
08 Seas of Cheese
09 Coddingtown
10 Tommy the Cat

- Highball with the Devil tease during Those Damned Blue-Collar Tweekers
- 27 Seconds Of Brain during Tommy The Cat

Les Claypool – lead vocals, bass guitar
Larry "Ler" LaLonde – guitar, backing vocals
Bryan "Brain" Mantia – drums

Primus on tour to promote the Brown Album. The audience is as diverse as the Primus sound, hippies, metal heads and business men in suits all fill the crowd for this performance. Les Claypool's influences run the gamut from King Crimson to The Isley Brothers which of course is reflected in the music. Les Claypool first came to the attention of the metal world as the striped pajama wearing bass player of Progressive Thrash Metal band Blind Illusion. Blind Illusion released 3 demo tapes in including one, Slow Death that was produced by Kirk Hammett of Metallica fame. Les later auditioned for Metallica's bass player position after the death of Cliff Burton. Legend has it Metallica said that Les was too good for them.

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