Keith Jarrett - Solo Performance
Freiburg, Germany
March 1973 or January 21, 1973
FM Stereo Broadcast Recording
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No Cover Art
01 - Part I
02 - Part II
Keith Jarrett piano
Another great solo performance by one of Jazz's Greats!!
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Johnny Cash
Transmission Impossible 1958 -1994 (Eat To The Beat ~ ETTB114)
Released 2019 Eat To The Beat Records
Various Dates & Locations
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Cover Art Included
CD One
Country Style USA Intro
Hey Porter
I Walk The Line
Join The Reserve For Youth Training Program Spot
Rock Island Line
So Doggone Lonesome
Country Style USA Outro
Country Style USA Intro
Folsom Prison Blues
Cry, Cry, Cry
Join The Reserve For Youth Training Program Spot #2
I Was There When It Happened
Get Rhythm
Country Style USA Outro
Guest Star Intro
Country Boy
Chat With Johnny
Don't Take Your Guns To Town
Buy Savings Bonds Spot
When It's Twilight On The Trail
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Guest Star Outro
CD Two
President Nixon Introduction
A Boy Named Sue
Five Feet High And Rising
Pickin' Time
Wreck of The Old '97
Lumberjack
Jesus Was A Carpenter
What Is Truth
The Prisoner's Song
Folsom Prison Blues
Jackson
Darling Companion
Peace In The Valley
He Turned The Water Into Wine
Were You There (When They Crucified My Lord?)
Daddy Sang Bass
The Old Account
Closing Medley
Suppertime
CD Three
Folsom Prison Blues
Get Rhythm
Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down
Ghost Riders In The Sky
A Cowboy's Prayer
Oh Bury Me Not
Big River
I Walk The Line
I Still Miss Someone
Man In Black
Remember The Alamo
Orange Blossom Special
Death And Hell
Delia's Gone
Bird On A Wire
The Beast In Me
Tennessee Stud
Down There By The Train
Drive On
Ring Of Fire
Guess Things Happen That Way
The Ballad Of Ira Hayes
Home Of The Blues
Long Black Veil
A Boy Named Sue
Outro
CD One tracks 01-14 Live FM Broadcast Of Country Style U.S.A. xx-xx-1958
CD One tracks 15-22 Live FM Broadcast Of Guest Star, June 1959
CD Two Live FM Broadcast The White House, Washington DC USA April 17, 1970
CD Three FM Broadcast The Frank Erwin Center, U of T, Austin, TX December 1994
Total Running Time Disc One: 43 Minutes
Total Running Time Disc Two: 61 Minutes
Total Running Time Disc Three: 77 Minutes
Total Run Time Discs 1-3: 182 Minutes
There you go, three CDs of live Johnny Cash., from the 1950s to the 1990s.
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Ferenc Snetberger, Markus Stockhausen, Arild Andersen
Zeneakademia (Academy of Music Concert Center)
Budapest, Hungary
Recorded: October 13, 2019
Broadcast: February 6, 2021
Television Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Broadcast: Hungarian TV M5 (Eutelsat 9 Grad East)
Date: 2021-02-06
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01 Hajnal (Snetberger/Stockhausen) 10:45
02 Alom (Snetberger) 9:37
03 Landlooper (Arild Andersen) 8:43
04 Mira (Arild Andersen) 10:20
05 Gomme (Snetberger) 9:00
06 Ease (Snetberger) 7:38
07 Flower of Now (Stockhausen) 9:14
08 Gond nelkül (Snetberger/Stockhausen) 5:26
09 Rambling (Snetberger) 7:19
10 Basswave (Arild Andersen) 7:47
11 Band Intros & Clapping 1:48
12 Rose (Stockhausen) 1:48
13 Clapping 7:33
14 Childhood (Snetberger) 1:05
15 Clapping 5:48
Total Playing Time: 1hr 45mn 16sc
Ferenc Snetberger guitar
Markus Stockhausen trumpet
Arild Andersen bass
Nice little trio, Markus Stockhausen and Arild Andersen are favorites of mine. Ferenc Snetberger is very good, so now I have another Jazz guitarist I like.
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Celtic Frost
Nemesis Of Power / Prototype - (Morbid Tales Records ~ MTR001/2018)
Recording Dates, Locations, & Sources Vary
Demo Recordings
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 - Devil And The Flesh
02 - Pearl Of Love
03 - The Man Who Would Weep
04 - Primeval Rapture
05 - Icons Alive
06 - Carmina Burana
07 - Untitled
08 - Helter Skelter (The Beatles Cover)
09 - Totgetanzt
10 - The Dying I
11 - Beautiful End
12 - November
13 - Deep Inside
14 - Relinquished Body
15 - Human Dirt
16 - Get Wicked (Dagger And Grail)
Tracks 01-07 From The Unreleased Demo, Nemesis Of Power xx-xx-1993
Tracks 08-17 From The Industry Demo, Prototype xx-xx-2002
The songs from the Nemesis Of Power demo are pretty cool to have. Musically they are somewhere between Vanity/Nemesis and Monotheist. The music from the Prototype demo must have been for Thomas Gabriel Fisher's Industrial project, Apollyon Sun. They are definitely Industrial/Techno music. Some actually border on Gabba. They are not quite my cup of tea but Celtic Frost fanatics should at least hear them. Well worth the download for tracks one through nine though.
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The Doors
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, New York, U.S.A.
September 1, 1968
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Recording source: cassette unknown generation, soundboard recording
01 - 5 to 1 5:37
02 - Alabama Song/Backdoor Man 7:52
03 - Your Lost Little Girl 3:20
04 - Love Me Two Times 3:22
05 - When The Music's Over 11:48
06 - Crowd Clapping 1:13
07 - Wild Child 6:05
08 - Love Street (tape flip) 3:18
09 - Celebration 2:16
10 - Light My Fire 10:06
11 - Crowd Encore :47
12 - The End 14:34
Total Playing Time: 1hr 10mn 18sc
Jim Morisson lead vocals
Robby Krieger guitar, backing vocals
Ray Manzarek keyboards, backing vocals
John Densmore drums, backing vocals
JustDave's Notes:
This show was uploaded as January 9, 1968 Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, New York. The SPAC is an open amphitheater so the date is wrong. The SPAC calendar for 1968 has The Doors along with The Smothers Brothers closing the season on September 1, 1968. So if this show is from The SPCA it's from September 9th. The tape is pretty bass heavy and has some his but still it's a soundboard recording from 1968 that hasn't been released as a Doors "Legacy" Recording yet.
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Live At Alpha Studios - Richmond 1973 - (Live The Boss Legend ~ ERDL2042)
WGOE-FM Alpha Studios
Richmond, Virginia, USA
May 31, 1973
WGOE-FM Broadcast Recording
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01 - Intro 1:02
02 - Satindoll 1:31
03 - Banter 0:55
04 - Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street 4:29
05 - Banter 1:27
06 - Circussing 5:01
07 - Banter 1:34
08 - Growin' Up 3:23
09 - Banter 1:04
10 - New York Song 6:07
11 - You Mean So Much To Me 7:35
12 - Outro 0:46
Total Playing Time: 34mn 54sc
An acoustic simulcast show (live on the radio as it happens). There is a copy of it going around that claims to be Pre-FM but I wonder how a simulcast could have a Pre-FM source. Must mean they taped it from the radio's board as it happened. Or it went out over the airwaves again as a syndicated show. Either is possible, just a stoner thought that kind of made sense.
This is a great little show I didn't know existed until maybe a month ago. I did a search on it and as far as I can see Bruce hasn't released this one yet. He has released a few nice "Legacy" recordings (as bands call the these days). I like to call them remastered bootleg material. Which some collectors hate them, because it takes trading bait off the table. I love getting the professionally mixed recording myself, so I'm a little different I guess. I have quite a few of the newly released Bruce "Legacy" live shows and the ones I have sound great. No over dubs but definitely remixed very nice compared to the old bootleg versions. At any rate enjoy this nice piece of Bruce Springsteen history.
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Iron Maiden
Lay Down And Die Goodbye
Dates, Locations & Sources Vary
Compilation of 1980's World Tours
All Soundboard/Broadcast Recordings
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01 Murders In The Rue Morgue
03 Run To The Hills
04 Children Of The Damned
06 The Prisoner
07 Hallowed By The Name
08 Phantom Of The Opera
09 Iron Maiden
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00 (HTOA)
01 Sanctuary
02 Drifter
03 Moon Child
04 Infinite Dreams
05 The Trooper
06 The Number Of The Beast
07 Iron Maiden
Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals
Dave Murray – guitars
Adrian Smith – guitars, backing vocals
Steve Harris – bass, backing vocals
Nicko McBrain – drums
Compilation of live tracks from Iron Maidens many tours of the 1980's.
Like I said I have been on a New Wave Of British Heavy Metal kick lately and Iron Maiden is one of the most successful from that time period. This is a great sounding recording made from some of the radio broadcasts and soundboard recordings from the 1980's. So basically it's like another Live After Death but more locations and dates used. Meaning A Great Live Album Of That Era! Oh and yes I know it's a stolen title from an Alice Cooper song...it's a bootleg, rules don't really apply, and I didn't make it.
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Quartz
Sound Circus
Unknown Location, UK
September 5, 1977
Soundboard or Broadcast Recording (?)
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01 - Doomsday Diary
02 - Street Fighting Lady
03 - Hustler
04 - Mainline Riders
05 - Pleasure Seekers
Mike "Taffy" Taylor (R.I.P.) - vocals
Mick Hopkins - guitar
Geoff Nicholls (R.I.P.) - guitars, keyboards
Derek Arnold - bass
Malcolm Cope - drums
Quartz was "discovered" by Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath who took them under his wing so to speak. Iommi took Quartz on the road with Black Sabbath before this recording was made. He also produced their debut album Quartz. Not only did he produce the album but also contributed flute. Ozzy Osbourne guested on a track as well adding backing vocals. These were wiped from the mix by Iommi after Osbourne left the studio. Geoff Nicholls would leave Quartz in 1980 after Iommi asks him to replace a departed Geezer Butler. Geezer returned and Nichols was regulated to keyboards an 2nd live guitar, at side stage in the dark.
If you pay attention to "Mainline Riders" you can hear where Tony Iommi got the inspiration for "Heaven & Hell", "Country Girl" and "Headless Cross". All tracks written with Geoff Nicholls. "Heaven & Hell" is credited as written by Butler, Dio, Iommi and Ward. No credit to Nicholls. He does get one for "Headless Cross", both of which the rhythm and bass line sound very familiar to that of "Mainline Riders" while the guitar riff opening "Country Girl" sounds close to that of "Mainline Riders" too.
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Venom
Deadline Demos
Marquee Studios, London, England, UK
March/April 1986
Studio Recording
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01 Deadline
02 Let Loose The Dogs
03 The Chanting Of The Priest
04 Black X-mas
05 Vampyr
06 Fire
07 A Bite Before Evil
08 Love Amongst The Dead
09 Metal Punk
10 Calm Before The Storm (Outro)
Conrad "Cronos" Lant – bass, vocals
Jeffrey "Mantas" Dunn – guitars
Anthony "Abaddon" Bray – drums
justdave's notes:
Deadline was to be the follow up album to Venom's Possessed LP. Possessed had not received very good reviews and sales were a little disappointing. With Deadline, Venom had announced they would be going in a different lyrical route. The songs wouldn't be about Satan or Satanism but drugs and other social type themes. The demos were as far as the band had gotten before guitarist Mantas left to go solo. Cronos and Abaddon decided to continue Venom and enlisted guitarists James Clair and Mike "Mykus" Hickey, to do so. Re-wring the songs from Deadline, Venom recorded The Calm Before The Storm. This album also caught flack, for being over produced. As a Venom fan from the start my personal opinion was both albums sounded a little half hearted. Maybe the band needed a break. They broke up after this album and tour cycle instead. James Clair & Mike "Mykus" Hickey joined Cronos' solo band Cronos. Abaddon formed a new line-up of Venom with original guitarist Mantas and Tony "Demolition Man" Dolan of N.W.O.B.H.M. band Atomkraft, but that's another part of the story.
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Allan Holdsworth with Jack Bruce, Jon Hiseman
Sherwood Forest Demos 1979
Unknown Studio
Unknown Location
xx-xx-1979
Studio Recording
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01 White Lines 5:33
02 Bird Alone 9:10
03 Where is One 5:54
04 Tightrope 6:29
28 mins
Lineup:
Allan Holdsworth - guitar
Jack Bruce - bass, vocals
Jon Hiseman - drums
I downloaded this great set of demos from BigO a great resource for MP3 bootlegs of many different styles of artists. I really can't think of anything that needs to be said other than Alan Holdsworth & Jack Bruce.
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Tank
BBC Friday Rcok Show Sessions
Recorded April 25, 1982
Aired April 30, 1982
FM Broadcast Recording
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01 Hammer On
02 Don’t Walk Away
03 Heavy Artillery
04 (He Fell In Love With A) Stormtrooper
Algy Ward vocals, bass
Peter Brabbs guitar
Mark Brabbs drums
I have been on a huge New Wave Of British Heavy Metal kick the past month or so. Tank was one of my favorites. The original line up was 3 guys who love both Heavy Metal & Punk Rock. Argy Ward was actually in The Damned before forming Tank. The 1st song I heard by Tank was "Run Like Hell". It was on a N.W.O.B.H.M. sampler type album. It had a lot of stuff that wasn't N.W.O.B.H.M. Including Accept (a German Metal Powerhouse) and Hawkwind (Fucking Hawkwind, Metal Give me some headphones, some good smoke and I'm down with the Hawk but Metal? lol). It also had Chrome Molly, Helles Belles & Girlschool to make up for it though. The other one I bought at the same time had Status Quo, Deep Purple & Nazareth on it. It was how ever the album I 1st heard Motörhead on with a live version of "White Line Fever" from 1978. Anyway Download Tank!
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Venom
At War With Satan [Demo]
Studio Recording
xx-xx-1983
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01 - At War With Satan (Demo)
Cronos bass, vocals
Mantas guitar
Abbadon drums
The story goes, that after a gig in America, Venom accompanied a group of fans to a party. They of course got very drunk and asked the group if they wanted to hear a demo of the title track to their next album. The fans of course wanted to here what the next LP was going to sound like. So the tape was played, then somehow stolen from the drunken Venom. The album At War With Satan was to be Venom's statement that they could seriously write music. The album was to be a Progressive Rock styled concept album about the war between Satan's Legions & God's Angels. A lot of fans worried that the essence of Venom that we loved would be lost to a Prog-Rock nightmare like Kiss' Music From The Elder. (I love that album too damn it!). The album was pure Venom. White noise and all. Most critics loved it, most fans consider it the last great album of the original line-up. The some what disappointing Possessed would follow, and sounded the death bell of the original line-up (too me it sounded half finished). Line-up changes, law suits and actually some great music would follow.
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Parliament-Funkadelic
Ebbet's Field
Denver, Colorado
October 1976
Soundboard Recording
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01 - Kezy Intro/Cosmic Slop/Red Hot Mama
02 - Let's Take It to the Stage/Take Your Dead Ass Home (Say Som'n Nasty)
03 - Do That Stuff
04 - Undisco Kidd
05 - Children of Production
06 - Mothership Connection (Star Child)/Swing Down Sweet Chariot
07 - Dr. Funkenstein
08 - Comin' 'Round the Mountain
09 - Tear The Roof Off/Get Off Your Ass 'n' Jam/Night of the Thumpasarus People
Parlament-Funkadelic doing what they did in the 1970's. Kicking ass, making booties move to that sweaty groove...(Ok so yes smoking and posting again). We all know by now that Parlament-Funkadelic live, in there hey day was a party like no other. Every time I hear P-Funk I think back to an interview I watched on MTV. It was Kid Rock and the reporter asked him what a Detroit Redneck was. He answered a Detroit Redneck loves Merle Haggard and Parliament-Funkadelic. Guess I been one of those all my life, but he forgot our love for high energy Rock n Roll.
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Suzi Quatro
Stumblin' In - Live
Paradise Club
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
xx-xx-1979
FM Broadcast Recording
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01 - I've Never Been in Love 02:59
02 - Mind Demons 02:23
03 - Non-Citizen 03:55
04 - Breakdown (Tom Petty) 03:37
05 - Suicide 05:02
06 - She's in Love With You 03:52
07 - Stumblin' In 04:05
08 - Evie 04:48
09 - What's it Like to be Loved 09:10
10 - Mama's Boy 03:52
11 - Tear Me Apart 06:15
12 - Keep A Knockin' (Little Richard) 06:08
13 - Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry) 03:16
14 - Sweet Little Rock & Roller (Chuck Berry) 04:06
This is a much better sounding version of the Boston show than the one circulating on the net, downloadable at The Ultimate Bootleg Experience. I haven't seen this one yet on any blogs. Anyone who has the Boston 1979 show really should upgrade to this one. The other is a little muddy, while this one the high end is nice and audible. The only thing is that this one is slightly edited. The DJ comments have been removed but not one bit of musical content is missing. I will be keeping my old copy for my collection but from now on this one will be my go to listen.
I downloaded this copy from Lossless Best at https://search-lossless.com/. It's a great resource for CDs from all sorts of artists. To find bootlegs you have to sift through a lot of commercially released material but I have found quite a bit there. Also some of the CDs they have there are some very hard to find items. I don't really condone the downloading of commercially available content, but most of us don't have time to crawl through the musty bins of old LPs or used CDs. I love doing it, as well as record conventions (we have some real nice ones every year here in/near Detroit, Michigan).
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Milt Jackson Quintet & Lou Donaldson Quintet
Charlie Parker Jazz Festival
Tompkins Square Park
New York City, New York, USA
August 27, 1994
FM Broadcast Recording
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01 Announcer Phil Schaap 4:13
02 Confirmation 9:50
03 Announcer Milt Jackson 0:24
04 East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon 7:45
05 Billie Bounce 6:42
06 Announcer Charles McPherson 0:47
07 Round Midnight 7:44
08 Night In Tunisia 6:33
09 Announcer Phil Schaap 1:11
10 The Very Thought Of You (Tape end) 0:12
11 The Very Thouht Of You 3:06
12 Announcer Phil Schaap 1:29
13 Lester Leaps In 7:00
14 Announcer Phil Schaap 0:44
15 Announcer 0:33
16 Wee 7:17
17 Announcer Lou Donaldson 2:07
18 My Little Suede Shoes 6:27*
19 Announcer Lou Donaldson 1:24
20 Danny Boy 4:46
21 Announcer Lou Donaldson 0:49
22 Fast and Freaky 6:45
23 Announcer Lou Donaldson 0:29
24 Blues (incomplete. Tape ends) 0:44
Total Playing Time: 1hr 29mn 1sc
Tracks 01-14 The Milt Jackson Quintet
Tracks 15-24 The Lou Donaldson Quintet
Milt Jackson Quintet:
Milt Jackson vibes
Hank Jones- piano
Charles McPherson- alto sax
Peter Washington- bass
Kenny Washington- drums
Lou Donaldson Quintet:
Lou Donaldson- alto sax
Herman Foster- piano
Peter Bernstein- guitar
Fukushi Tainaka- drums
Jamil Nasir- bass
George Johnson- vocals
Two awesome Quintets and two awesome performances. Milt Jackson & Lou Donaldson are two legends that should be known to all the Jazz fans who visit here. If you don't know them this recording is a great way to be introduced. My complements to the recorder, this is a great listen! Also you will actually have new Jazz for Sunday morning (which I haven't done in a while sorry). This one is available in 16bit, 24bit and MP3 so everyone can get the encoding of their choice. Personally if it's available in 24bit it's what I take because it could be made into an audio DVD, but to each his own.
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Jethro Tull
Midnight In Chicago - (Freefall Records ~ FF04CD)
The Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, Illinois, USA
August 16, 1970
Soundboard Recording
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01 Introduction
02 My Sunday Felling
03 My God (Early Version)
04 To Cry You A Song
05 With You There To Help Me
06 Sossity/Waiting (Medley)
07 Nothing Is Easy
08 Dharma For One
09 We Used To Know/For A Thousand Mothers
Ian Anderson - Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar
Martin Barre - Guitar, Mandolin, Flute
Clive Bunker - Drums
Glenn Cornick - Bass
John Evan - Keyboards, Backing Vocal
A nice sounding soundboard from Jethro Tull's Benefit Tour of The United States. The show even includes an early version of "My God" which would be on Jethro Tull's next album Aqualung. There is some tape hiss but the recording is over 50 years old (I think that math was right). Anyway this show, if not part of your collection, should be if your a Tull fan!
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