Steve Miller Blues Band - The Matrix, San Francisco, CA, 01-27-1967 (SBD)

Steve Miller Blues Band
The Matrix
San Francisco, CA
January 27, 1967
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

lineage: 1st generation reel to reel > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 equalizer > tascam cdrw750 > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac 

CD1
01 - Worried About My Baby Too Much
02 - Mercury Blues
03 - Think
04 - Junior Saw It Happen
05 - Superbird
06 - Instrumental
07 - Instrumental

CD2
01 - Your Old Lady
02 - Going Down To Mexico
03 - Lovin' Wheel
04 - Instrumental Jam

Steve Miller Guitar, Vocals
James "Curly" Cooke Guitar
Lonnie Turner Bass, Guitar
Tim Davis Drums, Vocals

This is The Steve Miller Blues Band, a far cry from the Space Rock of Fly Like An Eagle. It's more on par with the style of Blues Rock that most Blues inspired musicians of the 1960's were performing. That being said this is a kick ass performance of some of the best Blues Rock to be played by a Rocker of the 1960's. This is the same line-up that backed Chuck Berry at the Fillmore West and played at the Monterey Pop Festival. This is also before the addition of Boz Skaggs. So download this show now if you love stuff like Ten Years After, Paul Butterfield, etc. Also download this if you never heard The Steve Miller Blues Band and learn why he was called Stevie "Guitar" Miller by such worshiping fans as a young George Thorogood (true story Steve Miller heavily influenced George, see the DVD included in the Fly Like An Eagle deluxe edition).

Flac

MP3

Fastway - Cleveland Rocks ~ The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH 09-05-1983 (FM)

Fastway
Cleveland Rocks
WMMS 15th Anniversary
The Agora Ballroom & Theater
Cleveland, OH
September 5, 1983
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
Cover Art Included

01 - We Become One
02 - You Got Me Runnin'
03 - Give It All you Got
04 - All I Need Is Your Love
05 - Back In The Game
06 - Heft!
07 - Give It Some Action
08 - Hung Up On Love
09 - Feel Me Touch Me
10 - Far Far From Home
11 - Say What You Will
12 - Encore
13 - Happy Birthday WMMS
14 - Telephone
15 - Easy Living

Dave King - vocals
"Fast" Eddie Clarke - guitar
Jerry Shirley - drums

touring member
Alfie Agius - bass

Pretty sure I originally got this from Hear Rock City so thanks go out to them (a great Rock, Hard Rock Metal blog by the way, now a forum)). When Motörhead guitarist left to pursue other ventures he was quoted as saying he wanted to make music that he could be proud of. This was a slam against Lemmy's decision to record the Tammy Wynette song "Stand By Your Man"  with Wendy O'Williams of The Plasmatics. The album spawned two radio hits that actually received MTV air play in "Say What You Will" and "Easy Living". Successful tours followed but the band never received the attention Clarke's former band did. Dave King now fronts Celtic Punk outfit Flogging Molly, "Fast" Eddie Clarke emerged in 2011 with another line-up of Fastway and released the CD Eat Dog Eat.

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Mike And The Mechanics - Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, PA 06-06-1986 (Pre-FM)

Mike And The Mechanics
Tower Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
June 6, 1986
Pre-FM Recording
MP3 192kbps
Front Cover Only

01 - Introduction - Hanging By A Thread (1:02)
02 - Halfway There (6:15)
03 - Silent Running (7:09)
04 - Par Avion (5:01)
05 - I Don't Wanna Know (4:50)
06 - Maxine (6:36)
07 - Taken In (5:19)
08 - A Call To Arms (7:07)
09 - Tempted (4:30)
10 - I Get The Feeling (5:26)
11 - Take The Reins (4:17)
12 - All I Need Is A Miracle - Band Introduction (8:53)
13 - Gimme Some Lovin' (5:50)

Mike Rutherford – guitars, bass, backing vocals
Paul Carrack – vocals, keyboards
Paul Young (R.I.P.) – vocals, percussion
Peter Van Hooke – drums
Adrian Lee – keyboards

touring musician
Ashley Mulford – guitar, bass

OK first off I got this from D & P's Bootleg Tunz World so you know it's a quality concert. So the question of whether it is a good recording is answered right of the bat. It's also a great performance from early in the career of this Genesis side project. If you don't have this show in your collection you simply should that's all there is to it.

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Mahavishnu Orchestra - Wild Strings ~ Emerson Gynamsium, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH 04-21-1972 (SBD)

Mahavishnu Orchestra
Wild Strings (Firepower - FP-9046)
Emerson Gynamsium
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, OH
April 21st, 1972
Soundboard Recording
Cover Art Included
MP3 320kbps

01 Meeting of the Spirits
02 You know you know
03 The Dance of Maya
04 The Noonward Race

John McLaughlin - guitar
Jan Hammer - keyboards
Jerry Goodman - violin
Rick Laird - bass guitar
Billy Cobham - drums

Also on the bill for this show were West, Bruce & Laing and Procol Harum, Mahavishnu Orchestra was the opening act. This show was professionally recorded and John McLaughlin loved it so much he tried to have CBS release it. Alas it still hasn't been officially released, which is sad because this is a kick ass performance. To have this recording come out with a professional mix would be fantastic. Since that is not the case we have this remastered version of Firepower Records bootleg. If you love John McLaughlin and/or Mahavishnu Orchestra I can not recommend this recording more.

MP3

Bear With Me

Sorry the posts are coming a little slow this month but Rosebud & I are in the process of moving. After 20 long years in a townhouse in the city, we are moving to a house in the country, on a lake. The move is going really well and is almost over, but is taking a large chunk of our free time. In a short time everything should settle down and we will be able to dedicate more time to The New JDP. So check back. The posts will still be coming, just a little slower for a short while longer. Thank you every one for your patience...

Dave & Rosebud

Supertramp - The Last Goodbye ~ Reitstadion Riem, Munich, Germany, 07-23-1983 (Pre-FM)

Supertramp
The Last Goodbye
Reitstadion Riem
Munich, Germany
July 23, 1983
Pre-FM Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

CD 1
01 Crazy
02 Ain'T Nobody But Me
03 Breakfast In America
04 Bloody Well Right
05 It'S Raining Again
06 Put On Your Old Brown Shoes
07 Hide In Your Shell
08 Waiting So Long
09 Give A Little Bit

CD 2
01 From Now On
02 The Logical Song
03 Goodbye Stranger
04 Dreamer
05 Rudy
06 Fool's Overture
07 School
08 Crime Of The Century

Rick Davies – vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Roger Hodgson – vocals, guitars, keyboards
Dougie Thomson – bass, backing vocals
Bob Siebenberg – drums, percussion
John Helliwell – vocals, woodwinds, keyboards, synthesizers

Touring musicians
Scott Page – woodwinds, guitar, percussion, backing vocals
Fred Mandel – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals

Supertramp's Progressive Rock was always tempered with a Pop Music sensibility making them a little more accessible to the masses. It was the more commercial material of Breakfast In America that delivered the bands biggest selling album. The album spawned 4 hit singles "The Logical Song", "Goodbye Stranger", "Take the Long Way Home", and "Breakfast in America". The band embarked on a very successful world tour which was captured on the live Paris album. While recording the follow up album ..Famous Last Words Rick Davis and Roger Hodgson's personality conflicts grew. Roger decided to leave the band during the tour. This is the final gig Roger Hodgson played with Supertramp, he even says this to the fans while dedicating "Give A Little Bit" to them. The sound of this show is great and the performances are so good you wouldn't know a key member was leaving if he hadn't told you.

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Dio - Westwood One In Concert ~ Selland Arena, Fresno, CA 12-28-1983 (Pre-FM)

Dio
Westwood One In Concert
Selland Arena, Fresno, CA December 28, 1983
Broadcast March 12, 1984
Pre-FM Recording
Original Broadcast Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

lineage: Vinyl > VPI HW 16.5 Record Vacuum > VPI MK III table/Audioquest PT-6 Arm/AT OC-9
Cartridge > Sony CDRW 33 Pro Cd Recorder > CDRW > WAV > CD WAV > Flac

01 - Stand Up And Shout
02 - Straight Through The Heart
03 - Shame On The Night
04 - Children of the Sea
05 - Holy Diver
06 - Drum Solo
07 - Rainbow In The Dark
08 - Heaven And Hell
09 - Guitar Solo
10 - Heaven and Hell (reprise)
11 - Don't Talk to Strangers
12 - Man on the Silver Mountain

Ronnie James Dio (R.I.P.) – vocals
Vivian Campbell – guitar
Jimmy Bain – bass
Vinny Appice – drums
Claude Schnell – keyboards

Another fine post for our Ronnie James Dio tribute, this time a Pre-FM recording from his solo band.

Flac

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John Cougar Mellencamp - Westwood One Superstars In Concert #PAN84-3 (Pre-FM)

John Cougar Mellencamp
Westwood One Superstars In Concert #PAN84-3
Indiana University Auditorium, Bloomington, In April 10, 1984
For airing the Weekend of November 10, 1984
Pre-FM Vinyl Rip
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet, Label, Box Cover, & Affidavit Scans Included

This Comes To Us Thanks To Draftervoi

Lineage: Pre-FM vinyls > ? > HDD > WAV > Audacity > TLH > FLAC (L8)

01 Introduction
02 Heartbreak Hotel (John Cale/Elvis Presley Cover)
03 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (Animals Cover)
04 Pretty Ballerina (Left Banke Cover)
05 Ya Ya (Lee Dorsey Cover)
06 Jack And Diane
07 Crumblin’ Down
08 Hand To Hold On To
09 Authority Song
10 I Need A Lover
11 Play Guitar
12 Pink Houses
13 Golden Gates
14 Shoot Out The Lights (Richard Thompson Cover)
15 Serious Business
16 Hurts So Good
17 Jackie O

Total time: 1hr 17mn 02sc

John Mellencamp - vocals, guitar
Larry Crane - guitar
Mike Wanchic - guitar
John Cascella - keyboards
Toby Myers - bass
Kenny Aronoff - drums and percussion

Draftervoi's original notes:

Instead of trotting out the usual “hits plus new songs” set list, Mellencamp takes a tour through his record collection and opens up with four cover songs. His taste is more eclectic than you’d expect. He starts things off with “Heartbreak Hotel.” Yes, the Elvis Presley song... but he’s doing a note-for-note clone of John Cale’s ominous arrangement from the Slow Dazzle album.

Next up is a pretty standard cover of The Animals’ “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” (but he beats Elvis Costello’s cover of the same song by a good two years), followed by a quick run through the Left Banke’s 1966 baroque-pop hit, “Pretty Ballerina.” He finishes up with Lee Dorsey’s “Ya Ya.”

Then he gets down to what you’d expect: songs from John Cougar, Nothing Matters and What If It Did, and American Fool. But he’s not done with showing off his good taste yet: at the end, he pulls out a cover of Richard Thompson’s “Shoot Out The Lights,” and calls him “one of the best songwriters writin’ songs today...” John Mellencamp was taking valuable air time on a nationally syndicated radio show to promote Richard Thompson. Pretty cool...

So this is something a bit different; you get five cover songs, none of which were ever officially released. I also did a painstaking manual removal of each click and pop, so this is about as perfect as this show will ever get. I included scans of the disc label, affidavit, cue sheet, and front cover.

Flac

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Black Sabbath - Orpheum Theater, Boston, MA 09-09-1992 (FM)

Black Sabbath
Orpheum Theater
Boston, Mass.
August 9, 1992
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

lineage: WBCN - FM radio > Yamaha 500 reciever > Nak. BX-100 cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. cassettes > (part of guitar solo spliced in from FM master of re-broadcast, same lineage) played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

01 Radio Intro & Walk On Music  3:02
02 The Mob Rules  3:30
03 Computer God  6:51
04 Children Of The Sea  6:37
05 Time Machine  5:23
06 War Pigs  8:31
07 I  6:58
08 Die Young  2:27
09 Guitar Solo  11:48
10 Black Sabbath  7:16
11 Master Of Insanity / After All (The Dead) 7:55
12 Drum Solo  4:53
13 Iron Man  7:58
14 Heaven And Hell  11:06
15 Announcer Encore Break  2:46
16 Neon Knights  5:27
17 Paranoid / Heaven And Hell (reprise)  3:50
18 Announcer Closing Credits  3:47

total time: 1hr 50mn 15sc

Black Sabbath 1992
Ronnie James Dio vocals
Tony Iommi guitar
Geezer Butler bass
Vinny Appice drums

Our Dio tribute rolls on with another offering from his days with Black Sabbath. This time from the Dehumanizer Tour. I have a few different versions of this gig and, this one I enjoy the most. When I caught this tour it was at The Capitol Theater in Flint, Michigan. The place held about 2,000 people so it was a great place to catch the tour. Every seat was like being on the main floor of an arena. Thrash Metal Titans Exodus were the opening act along with Skew Siskin. I crowd surfed and was thrown over the barricade in front of Dio. I had to be walked threw the back stage area, out side, then to the front door to be let back in. As we came around the side of the building, security and I ended up in the middle of a verbal fight between Exodus' and Skew Siskens' road crews. Kind of an interesting night.

Flac PT1
Flac PT2 

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Paul Rodgers - Electric Ladyland Studios, New York City, NY 04-29-1993 (Pre-FM)

Paul Rodgers
...with Neil Schon, Deen Castronovo, and Todd Jensen
The Album Network Live From Electric Ladyland
Electric Ladyland Studios, New York City, NY April 29, 1993
broadcast window of May 14 to May 23, 1993
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scans Included

Rosebud's Pick

Thank's Draftervoi!!

01 Live From Electric Ladyland Intro - Pat St. John
02 She's Alright
03 Louisiana Blues
04 Rollin' Stone
05 Good Morning Little School Girl Parts 1 & 2
06 Muddy Water Blues
07 Pat St. John talks with Paul Rodgers
08 Feel Like Making Love
09 The Hunter
10 Can't Get Enough (Bad Company)
11 Little Wing / Angel (Jimi Hendrix)
12 All Right Now (Free)
13 Promo 1
14 Promo 2
15 Promo 3

Paul Rodgers lead vocals, guitar
Neil Schon lead guitar, vocals
Deen Castronovo drums
Todd Jensen bass, vocals

encoded from the original radio broadcast CD.

Paul Rodgers recorded a tribute to Blues Legend Muddy Waters in 1993 (which sadly is now unavailable). Paul's fans loved the CD and Paul went on a promotional tour for it. This great sounding Pre-FM recording is quite simply an absolute must have for all fans. Paul belts out his versions of some classic Muddy Waters tunes as well as the tribute track "Muddy Water Blues" written by Paul. Also on offer is the Bad Company classic "Can't Get Enough" and Free's "Alright Now". Because they are playing Electric Ladyland Studios the band also throws in an awesome blending of "Little Wing" and "Angel".

Flac

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Ronnie James Dio & ELF - War Pigs'72 ~ The Bank, Cortland NY late January OR early February 1972 (SBD)

Ronnie James Dio & ELF
War Pigs'72
The Bank Cortland
late January OR early February 1972
Soundboard Recording
MP3 192kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Picks

CD1
01 Crosseyed Mary (Jethro Tull Cover)
02 Stay With Me (Faces Cover)

 03 Little Queenie/Johnny B Good/Whole Lotta Shakin' (Chuck Berry/Jerry Lee Lewis medley)
04 An Old Raincoat (Rod Stewart Cover)
05 Cold Ramona
06 Black Dog (Led Zeppelin Cover)
07 Lura Lura
08 Four Day Creep (Humble Pie Cover)

CD2
01 Give Me A Chance
02 Rumble (Link Ray Cover)
03 Aqualung (Jethro Tull Cover)
04 Drown Me In The River
05 Simple Man (Graham Nash Cover)
06 Won't Get Fooled Again/Baba O'Riley (Who medley)
07 Pisces Apple Lady
08 Dirty Dollar Bill
09 Buckingham Blues
10 So Long
11 You Shook Me/Rock's Boogie (Elvis Presley Cover)
12 War Pigs (Black Sabbath Cover)

total time: 1hr 40mn 47sc

Ronnie James Dio - vocals / bass
Gary Driscoll - Drums / Percussion
Dave "Rock" Feinstein - Guitar
Mickey Lee Soule - Keyboards

Before Ronnie James Dio climbed to fame as lead vocalist for Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow he slogged it out in his local scene like countless other musicians. Ronnie started his musical career in a Doo Wop group called The Vegas Kings. The Vegas Kings changed their name to Ronnie & The Rumblers who changed their name to Ronnie & The Red Caps when they got their chance to record a few singles. The band changed their name yet again to Ronnie Dio & The Prophets before recording more singles and the album Dio At Dominoe's a local restaurant. The restaurant in question became Dominoe's Pizza and has a plague outside commemorating the event that states "WE ROCK". The Prophets became The Electric Elves, then The Elves till finally becoming Elf. Elf released a couple albums produced by Roger Glover who suggested the band to Ritchie Blackmore as an opening act for Deep Purple MKII. Blackmore like Dio's voice so much that he took on Elf (minus the guitarist of course) as the core of the first line-up for Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow. After Rainbow Ronnie went on to become a Heavy Metal Icon as lead vocalist for Black Sabbath. The rest of course is history.

This is a soundboard recording from pre-fame Elf, with Ronnie already belting out "War Pigs", and also Jethro Tull, and Humble Pie covers. I have included some really cool bonus tracks that any Dio collector should not be with out. These bonus tracks regrettably are only in MP3 128kbps (sorry). I also have included a very good history of Ronnie's days as a starving artist.

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Aldo Nova - The Centrum, Worcester, MA, 09-24-1982 (FM)

Aldo Nova
The Centrum
Worcester, MA
September 24, 1982
WAAF 107.3 FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Maxell XLII Tape > Teac tape Deck > Audacity > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac

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

This is a great sounding FM recording from Aldo Nova's tour to promote his fist album. Titled simply Aldo Nova the album went double platinum on the strength of the hit single "Fantasy". "Fantasy" went to #23 on the US Billboard Hot 100, as it became an FM radio staple for the summer. Aldo went on a very successful tour opening for Blue Öyster Cult. Since Aldo has enjoyed a successful career as a songwriter and producer. He has written and/or produced tracks for Clay Aiken, Céline Dion, Faith Hill, Blue Öyster Cult, Jon Bon Jovi and more.

Flac

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Bachman-Turner Overdrive - The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, OH, Early 1974 (FM)

Bachman-Turner Overdrive
The Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH
Early 1974
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Don't Get Yourself In Trouble / Little Gandy Dancer
02 Give It Time
03 Welcome Home
04 Hold Back The Water
05 Blue Collar
06 Give Me Your Money Please
07 Let It Ride
08 American Woman (Guess Who Cover)
09 Honky Tonk Woman (Rolling Stones Cover)

Randy Bachman - Lead Guitar & Vocals
Blair Thornton - Lead Guitar & Backing Vocals
C.F Turner - Bass Guitar & Vocals
Rob Bachman - Drums & Percussion

A kick ass show from early in Bachman-Turner Overdrive's career. Tim Bachman is already out of the band by this time. Tim left shortly after the release of Bachman-Turner Overdrive II. Stories differ as to why Tim was not in the band,. One story is that Tim left to focus on music production. Another story is that Randy Bachman had gone through a religious revelation and insisted on strict no party (drugs & alcohol) or per-marital sex rules. Tim was asked to leave after he refused to follow the rules. Yet another comes from Rob Bachman who states Tim was asked to leave because he was not BTO caliber.

Flac

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Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow - Heritage While The Light Last ~ Koseinenki Kaikan Osaka, Japan 12-09-1976 (SBD)

Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Heritage While The Light Last - (Rising Arrow - 039)
Koseinenki Kaikan
Osaka, Japan
December 09, 1976
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick

Lineage: Rising Arrow-039 1CD + Bonus 1CD-R > WAV > FLAC

CD1 ~ Master Direct Version ~
01 Over The Rainbow
02 Kill The King
03 Mistreated
04 Sixteenth Century Greensleeves
05 Catch The Rainbow
06 Member Introduction
07 Purple Haze
08 Lazy Intro
09 Man On The Silver Mountain
10 Blues
11 Vocal Improvisation
12 Starstruck
13 Man On The Silver Mountain (reprise)

CD2 ~ Tape Direct Edition Bonus CD-R ~
01 Over The Rainbow
02 Kill The King
03 Mistreated
04 Sixteenth Century Greensleeves
05 Catch The Rainbow
06 Purple Haze
07 Lazy Intro
08 Man On The Silver Mountain
09 Blues
10 Vocal Improvisation

Ritchie Blackmore Guitar
Ronnie James Dio Vocals
Jimmy Bain Bass
Tony Carey Keyboards
Cozy Powell Drums

Taken from Cozy Powell's personal original master cassette copy of the show.

Continuing with our solute to Ronnie James Dio we have a fantastic show from the Rainbow Rising line-up of Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow. This tape is supposed to come from the personal archives of Cozy Powell. Cozy made soundboard and stage recordings of his many bands which have surfaced as bootlegs over the years since his death. This boot has two separate mixes of the same show the version on CD 1 being the most complete. Ronnie's vocals are amazing on this one. Personally I can never have enough live versions of Ronnie singing "Catch The Rainbow".

Flac Part1
Flac Part2 

MP3

John Hiatt - The Warfield, San Francisco, CA 09-18-1987 (FM)

John Hiatt
The Warfield
San Francisco,  CA
September 18, 1987
KFOG-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only

Thanks Draftervoi!!

01 Intro
02 Memphis In The Meantime
03 Alone In The Dark
04 Thank You Girl
05 Learning How To Love You
06 A Crazy Girl Is Hard To Find
07 Tennessee Plates
08 Your Dad Did
09 Thing Called Love

Recorded from a Maxell XLII master cassette of the broadcast

Singer/Songwriter John Hiatt doing what he does best in front of a very appreciative live audience. This show comes form the tour to promote John's breakthrough release Bring The Family. John Hiatt is a songwriters songwriter, meaning artists who are considered great songwriters themselves feel the need to record and interpret John's songs. Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, Joan Baez, Eric Clapton, Nick Lowe & Emmylou Harris to name just a few. This is a fine sounding recording and should be a welcome addition to anyone's collection.

Flac

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Live - The Album Network ~ Secret Samadhi Concert Broadcast, Ontario, Canada 11-21-1997 (Pre-FM)

Live
The Album Network
Secret Samadhi Concert Broadcast
The Warehouse
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
February 21st, 1997
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Radio Promo 2CD > FLAC > WAV > Nero WaveEditor to split tracks and remove commercials > FLAC

01 Intro
02 Interview
03 Rattlesnake
04 Freaks
05 Turn My Head
06 Heropsychodreamer
07 Interview
08 Operation Spirit
09 Iris
10 Graze
11 Interview
12 Lakini's Juice
13 Lightning Crashes
14 I Alone
15 Ghost
16 Waitress
17 Interview
18 Outro

Chad Taylor lead guitar, vocals
Patrick Dahlheimer bass, vocals
Chad Gracey drums
Ed Kowalczyk lead vocals, guitar

Touring Members:
Adam Kowalczyk, rhythm guitar, vocals
Michael "Railo" Railton, keyboards, vocals

Another great Pre-FM recording of yet another fabulous performance from Live, this time on tour to promote Secret Samadhi, thier 3rd album. Secret Sumadhi debuted at #1 on th Billboard Top 200. It was certified double platinum 2 years after it's release. This broadcast has some interviews in between some tracks, and some killer performances. Edited from the original radio broadcast discs.

Flac

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DIO - Estadio Victor Jara, Santiago, Chile, 08-24-2004 (FM)

DIO

Estadio Victor Jara
Santiago, Chile
August 24, 2004
Radio Futuro FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Rosebud's Pick
CD1
01 - King of Rock and Roll
02 - The Sign of the Southern Cross
03 - Stargazer
04 - Stand Up & Shout
05 - Drum solo
06 - Don’t Talk To Strangers
07 - The Eyes
08 - The Mob Rules
09 - Man on the Silver Mountain
10 - Guitar & keyboard solo
11 - Long Live Rock And Roll
12 - Man On The Silver Mountain
13 - Rock And Roll Children

CD2
01 - Gates Of Babylon
02 - Holy Diver
03 - Heaven And Hell
04 - The Last in Line
05 - Rainbow in the Dark
06 - We Rock
07 - Neon Knights

Ronnie James Dio – vocals
Craig Goldy – guitar
Simon Wright – drums
Scott Warren – keyboards
Rudy Sarzo – bass

As our tribute to Ronnie James Dio rolls on we come to the man's solo career. The DIO solo material fit quite nicely alongside his Rainbow and Black Sabbath material. At the time of this recording Ronnie had a deep back catalog to go through. Along side fan favorites like "Man On The Silver Mountain", "Heaven And Hell", & "Holy Diver" the man pulls out "The Sign Of The Southern Cross" and the rarely played "Gates Of Babylon". Ronnie is in fine voice and the band is playing quite well together. A nice addition to anyone's DIO collection.

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Peter Gabriel & The New Blood Orchestra - SWU Festival, Sao Paulo, Brazil 11-13-2011 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Peter Gabriel & The New Blood Orchestra
SWU Festival
Sao Paulo, Brazil
November 13, 2011
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Art Included

CD1
01 Heroes (David Bowie Cover)
02 Wallflower
03 Intruder
04 San Jacinto
05 Secret World
06 Signal To Noise
07 Downside Up
08 Mercy Street
09 The Rhythm Of The Heat
10 Father, Son

CD2
01 Red Rain
02 Solsbury Hill
03 In Your Eyes
04 Speach About Peter's Charity Work
05 Don't Give Up
06 Biko

Peter Gabriel Vocals

The New Blood Orchestra includes:
John Metcalf Arranger
Ben Foster Conductor
Cathey Thompson Orchestra Leader, First Chair Violin
Rosie Noonan Featured Vocalist
Jessica Hoop Featured Vocalist

Ripped from the bootleg DVD, a fantastic sounding show. Peter addresses the crowd in their native Portuguese, using pre-written notes, receiving chuckles from the crowd when he has to correct himself. The broadcast took place during a storm so there were some problems, the most notable is just after Peter's introduction to "The Rhythm Of The Heat", the music fades in after a burst of static. I removed the static, the fade occurred naturally, I did not add it, nor did I delete it. CD2 track 4 is a speech given about Peter's work with such charities as Amnesty  International, I left it for continuity. If you don't play this track you don't miss any music. My track list is different from the art work because I didn't separate the song intros from the songs like the DVD author, and I didn't encode the 10 minute introduction.

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