Ozzy Osbourne - Bark At The Tokyo ~ Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan July 07-06-1984 (SBD)

Ozzy Osbourne
Bark At The Tokyo - (Zodiac Records - Zodiac 064)
Nakano Sunplaza
Tokyo, Japan
July 6, 1984
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & Mp3 320kbps
Cover Art INcluded

Rosebud's Pick

Silver CD > EAC > Hard drive > Flac level 8 > Dime

01 I Don't Know
02 Mr. Crowley
03 Over The Mountain
04 Rock & Roll Rebel
05 Bark At The Moon
06 Revelation (Mother Earth)
07 Steal Away (The Night)
08 Band Intros
09 Suicide Solution (incl/ Guitar Solo)
10 Flying High Again
11 Iron Man

Ozzy Osbourne vocals
Jake E. Lee guitar
Bob Daisley bass
Tommy Aldridge drums

Don Airy's mother passed away prior to this gig so he was not present for this recording. This makes for a rather unique performance of "Mr. Crowley". It's actually pretty interesting to here a complete set from Ozzy & band with out the keyboard element. The sound quality of this one is very good, and Ozzy is having a pretty good vocal night. So that makes this a pretty cool listen for the casual Ozzy fan, and a must have for the fanatic!

Flac

MP3

Queensrÿche - Gotanda Kani-Hoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 03-24-1995 (SBD)

Queensrÿche
Gotanda Kani-Hoken Hall
Tokyo, Japan
March 24th 1995
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

CD1
01 9:28 A.M.
02 I Am I
03 Damaged
04 Bridge
05 Screaming In Digital
06 NM 156
07 My Global Mind
08 Neue Regel
~Operation Mind CRime Suite~
09 I Remember Now
10 Anarchy-X
11 Revolution Calling
12 Operation: Mindcrime
13 Spreading The Disease
14 The Mission
15 I Don't Believe In Love
16 Waiting For 22
17 My Empty Room
18 Real World
19 Eyes Of A Stranger

Time: 1hr 9mn 41sc

CD2
01 Promised Land
02 Disconnected
03 Lady Jane
04 Empire
05 Jet City Woman
06 Out Of Mind
07 One More Time
08 Silent Lucidity
09 Take Hold Of The Flame
10 Someone Else?

Time: 55mn 18sc

Geoff Tate – lead vocals, keyboards, sax
Chris DeGarmo – lead, rhythm & acoustic guitars, harmony & backing vocals
Michael Wilton – lead, rhythm & acoustic guitars, backing vocals
Eddie Jackson – bass, backing vocals
Scott Rockenfield – drums, percussion, keyboards

with:
Randy Gane – keyboards

Flac part1

Flac part2

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Foreigner - Supergroups in Concert #OCG-203 ~ The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 12-01-1978 (Pre-FM)

Foreigner
Supergroups in Concert #OCG-203
The Spectrum,Philadelphia, PA December 1, 1978
Broadcast date May 19, 1979
Pre-FM Recording
Original Broadcast Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Long Long Way From Home
02 I Need You
03 Blue Morning Blue Day
04 Woman Oh Woman
05 Cold As Ice
06 The Damage Is Done
07 At War With The World
08 Starrider
09 Double Vision
10 Spellbinder
11 Lonely Children
12 Feels Like The First Time
13 Hot Blooded
14 Headknocker

Lou Gramm – lead vocals
Mick Jones – lead guitar, keyboards, vocals
Ed Gagliardi – bass, backing vocals
Ian McDonald – guitar, keyboards, saxophone, flute, backing vocals
Dennis Elliott – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Al Greenwood – keyboards, synthesizers

The original line-up of Foreigner on tour for the Double Vision release. This Pre-FM recording which comes from the original radio broadcasts vinyl, originally had 3 more songs included, "Love Has Taken Its Toll", "Back Where You Belong", "Lonely Children", and "Tramontane". These songs were determined to be album tracks with fake audience dubbed in so they were removed by the original uploader. This seems to have been a common practice as I have seen other Supergroups recordings that have been edited so.

Flac

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Boz Scaggs - King Biscuit Flower Hour show #KB 361 - Radio City Music Hall, New York City, NY 11-25-1980 (Pre-FM)

Boz Scaggs
King Biscuit Flower Hour show #KB 361
Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center
New York City, NY
November 26, 1980
for broadcast on April 5, 1981
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Label Scan Included

Another Great Draftervoi Encoding!!

01 KBFH Intro
02 Commercial - 1981 Hondas
03 Breakdown Dead Ahead
04 What Can I Say
05 Hard Times
06 You Got Some Imagination
07 KBFH break
08 Commercial - Pioneer
09 KBFH break
10 Georgia
11 Jump Street
12 Lido Shuffle
13 KBFH break
14 Commercial - Miller Beer - Dave Mason
15 Commercial - $100,000 Bar
16 KBFH break
17 Middle Man
18 Lowdown
19 KBFH outro
20 Commercial - Honda
21 Commercial - Pioneer
22 KBFH credits
23 Boz Scaggs promo bed
24 Boz Scaggs promo ad

Draftervoi's Notes:

This is sourced directly from the KBFH discs.  There is a streaming audio version available but it does not include "Middle Man."  This show is often attributed to April 5, 1981, but that is clearly the broadcast date of the KBFH show, as it is the date printed on the KBFH record label. It's likely that this is from November 26, 1980.  That show was simulcast via satellite with more songs.  However, the set list I've seen of the simulcast does not include "Lowdown."

In 2013 I digitized the Boz Scaggs / King Biscuit Flower Hour show that was broadcast on April 5, 1981. That's the broadcast date of the syndicated discs, the actual show is likely to have been recorded on November 26, 1980.

This is direct from the KBFH discs. I cleaned the discs with Titebond II wood glue and then went through it all on Audacity and declicked the show, one click at a time. I've tracked all the commercials and KBFH breaks so they can be left out if they're of no interest. There's one "star turn" where Dave Mason does a pretty heartwarming commercial for Miller Beer that may be of interest to Dave Mason completists. He really "sells" the commercial.

The sound quality is top-notch, the drums really snap, the two background vocalists are well-defined...all in all, it's worth checking out even if you already have the show archived.

One thing that always struck me about this show is that Boz explains that "Georgia" was about a friend locked up for a love affair with a 13-year-old.... nowadays we'd call that pedophilia, but he just sort of passes over it as if it was normal. Times change....

Flac files of wavs; unfortunately, there was no cue sheet included, so all I've got is the disc label as collateral.

Flac

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Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 04-29-1983 (SBD)

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
April 29,1983
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: Analog Cassette >DAT > CD-R > EAC WAV >TLH FLAC8 >TTD

01 - Down, Down, Down
02 - Midnight Highway
03 - Maybe It's Time
04 - Strange Dreams
05 - Free
06 - Poppy (cut)
07 - Strange Universe
08 - Somethings Coming Our Way
09 - All Along The Watchtower

Frank Marino - lead vocals, lead guitar
Vince Marino - guitar
Keith Christopher - bass
Timm Biery - drums
Claudio Daniel Pesavento - keyboards

When I started Just Dave's Place a little while back I promised that I would be posting a few boots from Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. This is the 10th boot we have brought you so far and we are only getting started. I happen to be a big fan and have a pretty good collection that I plan on sharing here. This offering is a dry soundboard recording of a killer performance so enjoy!

Flac

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Gil Scott-Heron - BBC Archive 1976-2000 (FM)

Gil Scott-Heron
BBC Archive 1976-2000
TV & Radio Broadcast Recordings
Various Dates & Locations
Sources Vary
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Johannesburg
02 A Lovely Day
03 Gun
04 Johannesburg
05 Blue Collar
06 We Almost Lost Detroit
07 Work For Peace
08 The Vibemsphere
09 Angel Dust
10 Johannesburg
11 Lady Day and John Coltrane
12 Work For Peace
13 Doctor King
14 Blue Collar
15 Space Shuttle

tracks 01-02 Old Grey Whistle Test February 17. 1976
tracks 03-05 Glastonbury Festival, Jazz World Stage June 22, 1986
tracks 06-10 Town And Country Club, London, England March 14, 1990
track 11 Glastonbury Festival, Jazz World Stage June 25, 2000
tracks 12-15 Outlook, BBC World Service 2000

After the popularity of the last Gil Scott-Heron post I figured I would give you a little more. This is a great archive of 5 different broadcasts made in the course of Gil's career. If you've enjoyed the last 2 posts from Gil then you're going to love this one, too. Between Gil's socially conscious lyrics, the awesome playing by the band and the clear recording this is a collection that should not be missed.

Flac

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Kid Rock - Live from the Artists Den ~ Graceland, Memphis, TN 2012 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Kid Rock
Live from the Artists Den
Graceland
Memphis, TN
2012
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

01 - God Bless Saturday
02 - Slow My Roll
03 - Purple Sky
04 - What I Learned Out On The Road
05 - Cowboy/Lay It On Me
06 - Bawitdaba
07 - All Summer Long
08 - Rock N Roll Jesus/Burning Love >
09 - Only God Knows Why
10 - Born Free

Kid Rock - vocals

Twisted Brown Trucker:
Jimmie "Bones" Trombly – keyboards, piano, organ, harmonica, backing vocals
Marlon Young – lead & rhythm guitar
Jason Krause – rhythm & lead guitar
Stefanie Eulinberg – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Paradime – turntables, programming, keyboards
Aaron Julison – bass guitar, backing vocals
David McMurray- saxophone
Larry Frantangelo - percussion, gong
Shannon Curfman – backing vocals & guitar
Jessica Cowan-Wagner - backing vocals
Hershel C Boone - backing vocals

I did some checking and they are not selling Kid Rock's appearance on Live From The Artist's Den so I figured I would share the audio from my bootleg DVD. It's a great performance, Kid Rock & Twisted Brown Trucker are set up in one of Elvis Presley's favorite rooms for setting the mood for making music in Graceland. An intimate audience is brought in for a show of a life time. How often are you this close to a multi-platinum artist as he belts out his hits. "What I Learned Out On The Road" is a composite performance that starts in a Graceland sitting room and melds into the live audience performance. Kid pays tribute to The King as he whips out a few verses of "Burning Love" during "Rock N Roll Jesus".

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WLLZ Guitar Army Benefit For Detroit Area Vietnam Veterans, Harpo's Concert Theater, Detroit, MI April 1985 (FM)

WLLZ Guitar Army
Benefit For Detroit Area Vietnam Veterans
Harpo's Concert Theater
Detroit, MI, USA
April 1985
98.7 WLLZ-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

FM > Cassette (unknown lineage) > Stand Alone CD Burner > Wave > Flac

CD 1
Scott Morgan (The Rationals, Sonic Rendevous Band)
01 Intro/Respect
02 Guitar Army
03 Baby Won't Ya
Scott Asheton (The Stooges) & Spaz Seville
04 1969
05 I Wanna Be Your Dog
Dave Gilbert & Dennis Robbins (The Rockets)
06 Roadhouse Blues
07 Lucille
Charlie Allen Martin (The Silver Bullet Band)
08 2+2=?
Rob Tyner (The MC5)
09 Looking At You
10 Motor City's Burning
11 Kick Out The Jams

CD 2
01 A Few Words From John Sinclair
Dick WAgner (The Frost & Alice Cooper) & Donny Hartman (The Frost)       
02 Stagger Lee
03 Donny's Blues
04 The Girl Can't Help It/Motor City Showdown
05 Rock And Roll Music
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
06 Rock And Roll
07 Oh Well
08 When You Were Mine
09 Devil With The Blue Dress/Good Golly Miss Molly
Mark Farner (Grand Funk Railroad)
10 Bad Time
11 Some Kinda Wonderful (w/ Scott Morgan)
12 Gimme Shelter (w/ Scott Morgan)

Master Ceremonies - Doug Podell

The WLLZ Guitar Army:
Gary Spanyolla (Bitter Sweet Ally) Guitar
David Black (Seduce) - Guitar
Gunner Ross (The Almighty Strut) Drums
Brian Pastoria (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Drums
Chad Smith (Toby Redd, Red Hot Chili Peppers) Drums
Steve Shorter (The Roomates) Drums
Billy Blake (Bitter Sweet Ally) Keyboards
Mark Pastoria (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Keyboards
Gary Rasmussen (The Up, Sonic Rendevous Band) Bass
Jimmy Romeo (Adrenalin, DC Drive) Saxaphone

Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
Mitch Ryder
Jim McCarty
Johnny B. Badanjek
Robert Gillespie
Mark Gougeon
Billy Csernits

This is a fantastic show from some of Detroit Music scene royalty. 98.7 WLLZ-FM gathered together a line-up of 1960's & 70's greats backed by a band of 1980's biggest in the scene. This concert was for a great cause, raising funds for Detroit's Viet Nam Veterans. So this is an early tribute to our veterans (The USA holiday honoring out veterans, Veteran's Day is in 4 days). This is also another in a series of posts I have been making in tribute to Michigan Music. I was actually at this show with some of my friends screaming my self horse when Rob Tyner came out to rip through 3 MC5 classics. I was then knocked to the floor to see 2 members of the legendary Frost walk onto the stage. I mean Scott Morgan of The Rationals opened the show and it just didn't stop! I am so glad I obtained a copy of this recording and I highly recommend it to everyone!

Flac part1

Flac part2

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The Spinners - Budweiser Concert Of The Month BC-82-9 (Pre-FM)

The Spinners
Budweiser Concert Of The Month BC-82-9
Morehead State University, Morehead, Kentucky
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover & Label Scans Included

Another Great Draftervoi Encoding!

01 BC-82-9 Intro
02 Could It Be I'm Falling In Love
03 Yesterday Once More
04 Commercial - Budweiser
05 BC-82-9 Break
06 Cupid
07 Now That You're Mine Again
08 Commercial - Budweiser
09 BC-82-9 Break
10 Love Connection
11 Medley: Then Came You / I'll Be Around / One Of A Kind Love Affair / They Just Can't Stop It
12 Rubberband Man
13 Commercial - Budweiser
14 BC-82-9 Break
15 Lady
16 Working My Way Back To You
17 Mighty Love

Draftervoi's notes:
The Spinners were reaching the end of their chart hits right about the time they recorded this show for Westwood One. The Spinners didn't release a live album in the 1980s, so this provides a good document of their live work during that decade.

Digitized from the original vinyl and de-clicked with ClickRepair and Audacity. Flac files of wavs. 300 dpi scan of the cover and a disc label. No cue sheet included, unfortunately.....

Flac

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Genesis - Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #PAN84-2 (Pre-FM)

Genesis
Westwood One Superstar Concert Series #PAN84-2
The Forum, Los Angeles, CA, recorded on January 13th and 14th, 1984
For airing the weekend of 10/20/84
Pre-FM Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Label Scan Included

Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This One!

This version digitized from the 3-LP syndicated radio discs September 2013.

Discs 1, 2, and 3:
01 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 Intro
02 Commercial - Panasonic
03 Abacab
04 Commercial - Panasonic
05 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 break
06 That's All
07 Mama
08 Commercial - Panasonic
09 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 break
10 Home By The Sea
11 Commercial - Panasonic
12 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 break

Discs 4, 5, and 6:
13 Keep It Dark / It's Gonna Get Better
14 Commercial - Panasonic
15 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 break
16 In The Cage / Afterglow
17 Commercial - Panasonic
18 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 break
19 Phil's Theme / Los Endos
20 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 outro
21 Commercial - Panasonic
22 Westwood One Superstars In Concert PAN84-2 Promo

Genesis 1984:
Tony Banks – keyboards, vocals
Mike Rutherford – guitars, bass, vocals
Phil Collins – drums, percussion, lead vocals

Touring musicians:
Chester Thompson – drums, percussion
Daryl Stuermer – guitars, bass

Draftervoi's notes:
Westwood One broadcast the same show on April 21, 1984 (show #SS84-5).  Four tracks (That's All, Mama, Home By The Sea, and Los Endos) were broadcast as part of show #99-33 on August 14/15, 1999, and as part of show #00-35 on August 26/27, 2000.

More information on Genesis radio shows can be found at: http://radioguide.genesis-movement.org/

Flac

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Iggy Pop - Huxley's Neue Welt, Berlin, Germany, 01-26-1991 (FM)

Iggy Pop
Huxley's Neue Welt
Berlin, Germany
January 26, 1991
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Raw Power
02 Five Foot One
03 Dirt / Loose
04 Lust For Life
05 China Girl
06 I Got A Right
07 Butt Town
08 Real Wild Child (Wild One)
09 My Baby Wants To Rock 'n' Roll
10 Neon Forest
11 Home
12 Brick By Brick
13 1969
14 Candy
15 I Wanna Be Your Dog
16 No Fun
17 Search And Destroy

Iggy Pop - vocals, guitar
Larry Mullins - drums
Whitey Kirst - guitar
Craig Pike - bass

This is a great gig from the Motor City's Original Punk, Iggy Pop. Growing up in Detroit at the time I did you almost couldn't help being a fan of Motown, Bob Seger, Ted Nugent and Iggy Pop. I had an aunt (my favorite aunt by the way) who hung out at The Grande Ballroom when The Grande was the spot to be. She made sure I had a good introduction to music. When I was pretty young she bought me my first copy of The Woodstock Soundtrack (which is what I attribute my wide music taste to). She also bought me The MC5 Kick Out The Jams, and The Stooges debut album. I've been a fan of both since I was about 10. So I had to include some Iggy in my tribute to Motor City Music. Iggy Pop and Lou Reed are both mentioned almost in the same breath when it comes to influence on what would be called Punk Rock. Both were doing it when no one had a name for what they were doing. In the early days of both, they were so against the grain that they were deep into their respective careers before that recognition was finally given. Both, it seemed, were kept in Cult Favorite status for way too long. Thanks to loyal fans, who became musicians themselves, who talked about that influence, the masses were brought to what Iggy & Lou had to offer. I miss the days of seeing Iggy in a small place like The Center Stage, but love the fact that when he comes through now he packs a place like Pine Knob!

FLAC

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Rob Zombie/White Zombie - Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 (Pre-FM)

Rob Zombie/White Zombie
Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48
Various Dates & Locations
For Broadcast The Weekend Of November 29/30, 2003
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cue Sheet & CD Scans Included

 

Thanks Go To Randy For The CD!

Pre-FM Siver CD > EAC (secure) > Wave > GoldWave v.5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (flac 8 align on sector boundaries)

01 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Intro - Doug Podell
02 More Human Than Human
03 Living Dead Girl
04 Dragula
05 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Break - Doug Podell
06 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Intro - Doug Podell
07 Soul-Crusher
08 Black Sunshine
09 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Break - Doug Podell
10 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Intro - Doug Podell
11 Welcome To Planet Muther Fucker/Psychoholic Slag
12 Thunderkiss '65
13 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Outro - Doug Podell
14 Westwood One Absolutely Live In Concert #03-48 Show Promo

tracks 01-05 Rob Zombie, Anaheim, California
tracks 06-13 White Zombie, The Paladium, Hollywood, California, June 27, 1992

justdave's notes:
Sourced from the original radio broadcast CD. All commercials have been removed. I only received CD 2 of this 2 CD set. CD 1 was a set from Hoobastank.

Flac

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Halloween - Harpo's Concert Theater, Detroit, MI 08-02-1985 (FM)

Halloween
Harpo's Concert Theater
Detroit, MI
August 2, 1985
WLLZ FM Broadcast

MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 What A Nice Place
02 Children Of The Witches
03 The Right To Rock
04 Bitten By Fear
05 Tonight I'm Yours
06 Victim's Of The Night
07 To Fight The Beast
08 Don't Metal With Evil
09 In Love Again
10 Cry Out
11 Scared To Death
12 I Scream
13 Candles
14 Tales From The Crypt
15 Rest In Peace
16 Rats And Rock Dogs
17 And Justice For All
18 You Can't Kill The Strong
19 Trick Or Treat

Detroit's Heavy Metal Horror Show is the way Halloween were promoted. This WLLZ broadcast is a great sound representation of a Halloween show, but the visual aspect is completely lost. Depending on what venue you seen them, the stage was a haunted house, cemetery, crypt, or a wall of amplifiers. The band themselves were dressed in Horror-Sleaze-Glam, kind of like Twisted Sister or Mötley Crüe around the time of Shout At The Devil. I got this show from Napster when Napster was new and free and before Metallica ruined it.

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Rock Goes to College ~ Oxford Polytechnic, Oxford, England 03-24-1980 (FM)

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Rock Goes to College
Oxford Polytechnic
Oxford, England
March 24th 1980
BBC Radio 1 FM Broadcast
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage:
BBC Radio 2 FM broadcast > Phillips CD Recorder > WAV > EAC > WAV> FLAC

01 Shadow of a doubt 3:41 (cuts in)
02 Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll 3:45
03 Even The Losers 4:24
04 Here Comes My Girl 5:08
05 I Need To Know 3:01
06 Luna 4:47
07 Stories We Could Tell 4:14
08 Refugee 4:28
09 Breakdown 6:40
10. American Girl 4:51

Tom Petty - Guitars, Lead Vocals
Mike Campbell - Guitars
Benmont Tench - Organ, Piano, Vocals
Ron Blair - Bass
Stan Lynch - Drums, Vocals

Flac

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Powerman 5000 - Westwood One Absolutely Live High Voltage #01-04 (Pre-FM)

Powerman 5000
Westwood One Absolutely Live High Voltage #01-04
House Of Blues, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.A July 17, 1999
For Broadcast January 27/28, 2001
Pre-FM Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
CD Scan Included

Thanks Go Out To Randy For The CD!

Pre-FM Siver CD > EAC (secure) > Wave > GoldWave v.5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (flac 8 align on sector boundaries)

01 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Intro - Tawn Mastrey
02 Operate Annihilate
03 Son Of X-51
04 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Break - Tawn Mastrey
05 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Intro - Tawn Mastrey
06 Nobody's Real
07 When Worlds Collide
08 Neckbone
09 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Break - Tawn Mastrey
10 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Intro - Tawn Mastrey
11 Good Times Roll (Cars Cover)
12 System 11:11/Creep (Radiohead Cover)
13 They Know Who You Are
14 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Outro - Tawn Mastrey
15 Absolutely Live High Voltage 01-04 Show Promo

Spider One (Michael Cummings) – Lead Vocals
Adam 12 (Adam Williams) – Lead Guitars
M33 (Mike Tempesta) – Rhythm Guitars
Dorian 27 (Dorian Heartsong) – Bass
Al 3 (Allen Pahanish) – Drums, Percussion

justdave notes:
Sourced from the original radio broadcast CD. I removed all the commercials but left Tawn Mastrey's voice overs. Tawn Mastrey passed away October 2, 2007 from complications due to a long bout with  hepatitis C. I did not receive a cue sheet with this CD. I only received CD 2 of the 2 CD set. CD 1 was a Tool show, CD 2 is an edited version of Powerman 5000's set. A more complete version of the show had been broadcast prior to this one, the actual set is below.

01 Supernova Goes Pop
02 Tonight The Stars Revolt!
03 Automatic
04 Car Crash
05 Blast Off To Nowhere
06 Operate Annihilate
07 Son Of X-51
08 Nobody's Real
09 When Worlds Collide
10 Neckbone
11 Good Times Roll (Cars Cover)
12 System 11:11/Creep (Radiohead cover)
13 They Know Who You Are

Flac

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The Almighty Strut - Traxx Bar, Detroit, MI 1985 (FM)

The Almighty Strut
Traxx Bar
Detroit, MI
Date Unknown Circa 1985
98.7 WLLZ FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

FM Broadcast > Cassette Tape > CDR > EAC (secure) > GoldWave v.5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper > flaclevel8 (align sector boundaries)

01 Satisfaction
02 Big Rock
03 Tattoo
04 Jamie's Eyes
05 Girls, Girls, Girls
06 Bad Boys
07 Back On The Streets (fades)

Gunner Ross drums
Jack Hammer vocals
D.C. Steel bass,vocals
Jimmie James guitar,vocals
Charlie Huhn guitar, vocals

Taken from a tape recorded by my Rosebud a long time ago. The tape has long since degraded so bad that it is no longer playable. The Almighty Strut were a Sleaze Rock/Metal outfit from the Detroit Music Scene. They made a few live broadcasts on WLLZ, 2 from The Ritz in Roseville, and this one from Traxx in Detroit. The Almighty Strut had 3 regional hits "Cheep Thrill Looks", "Undercover", and "Jamie's Eyes". Drummer Gunner Ross has gone on to play with quite a few other acts, most notably Ted Nugent. Guitarist Charlie Huhn has gone on to front Foghat after the death of Lonesome Dave Peverett.

Flac

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Suzi Quatro - Live at the Record Plant 1975 ~ Record Plant, Sausalito, CA 03-25-1975 (FM)

Suzi Quatro
Live at the Record Plant 1975
Sausalito, CA
March 25, 1975
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kps
No Cover Art

01 All Shook Up
02 I Bit Off More Than I Could Chew
03 Your Mama Won't Like Me
04 Michael
05 You Can Make Me Want You
06 Glycerine Queen
07 Shakin' All Over
08 Outro Jam

Suzi Quatro - lead vocals, bass guitar, writer
Len Tuckey - lead guitar, backing vocals, writer
Dave Neal- drums, backing vocals
Alistair Mackenzie- keyboards, backing vocals

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Bitter Sweet Alley - Royal Oak Music Theater, Royal Oak, MI 1982 (FM)

Bitter Sweet Alley
Royal Oak Music Theater
Royal Oak, MI
Date Unknown circa 1982
WRIF FM Broadcast Recording
No Cover Art
MP3 320kps

01 Turn It On
02 Can't Find The Words
03 Black Is Black (Los Bravos Cover)
04 Dead And Gone
05 Don't You Leave Me
06 She's Gotta Change
07 Didn't Feel A Thing
08 Hold On To Me
09 Party Favors
10 Guitar Solo - Time To Move

Bitter Sweet Alley rode the New Rock wave to local prominence, with the regional hit "Time To Move". New Rock is what the critics called rock bands that came out after the New Wave explosion of the 80's. This WRIF 101 FM broadcast is from before their one album actually was released. Lead vocalist Gary Spaniola went solo after the LPs release, and has since become a producer of local acts. I downloaded this from Napster when Napster was still new and before Metallica ruined it.

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