FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 128 mb (3% Recovery)
The Guess Who recordings on CBC Radio Winnipeg in 1967
2014-10-29
The Guess Who - The Swingers: Live on CBC Radio (1967)
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 128 mb (3% Recovery)
The Guess Who recordings on CBC Radio Winnipeg in 1967
2014-09-27
Deep Purple - Live In Japan Complete (1972)FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 1,66Gb (3% Recovery)
Deep Purple’s legendary three concerts in Japan on their first visit to the far east were all professionally recorded and have been available for thirty years. The 2LP set Live In Japan, originally for the Japanese market only but gained world-wide release, is considered by some to be the best live album of any band to emerge from the seventies. Released just in time for the Christmas season, it edited together songs from all three nights. In 1993 a more complete, three compact disc version was released which devoted one disc for each show. Given the limitations of space each show is still incomplete. Two tracks, “Lazy” from the August 17th Tokyo show and “Black Night” from the August 16th Osaka tape appear on the 2002 six disc release Listen, Learn, Read On. The second track is important since it was previously unreleased.
Live In Japan Complete collects three good audience recordings and offers the most complete versions of these concerts spread over six cds. Not all of these sources offer the best sound quality, but they are all listenable.
2014-07-23
Rush - Buenos Nochas, Mein Frankfurt! (1979-05-28)
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 279 mb (3% Recovery)
Record of live performance in the Rush Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany 28.05.1979
TRACKLIST:
CD1:
01 - Anthem 4:02
02 - A Passage To Bangkok 4:16
03 - Bytor And The Snow Dog 5:52
04 - Xanadu 12:29
05 - Something For Nothing* 4:11
06 - The Trees 5:18
07 - Cygnus X-1* 9:55
08 - Hemispheres 20:34
09 - Closer To The Heart 3:24
CD2:
01 - A Farewell To Kings 5:43
02 - La Villa Strangiato 10:35
03 - 2112 18:54
04 - Working Man 3:48
05 - Bastille Day 1:39
06 - In The Mood 2:28
07 - Drum Solo 5:32
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2014-07-22
ZZ Top - Sunfest(2010-04-29)
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 228 mb (3% Recovery)
Recorded live at Sunfest Main Stage, West Palm Beach, Florida - April 29th, 2010.
2014-07-18
Dream Theater - Instru Mental (1987)
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 129mb (3% Recovery)
From the backcover: In 1987 they entered the studio to record the completed instrumental versions of the songs they had written in the previous months. ALthough some of the music would be incorporated into the band's first album, much of it was never heard by the public until now. This CD also features two bonus tracks. The first is a dazzling drum solo. The second is an epic guitar solo that was recorded for "Guitar Player" magazine.
TRACKLIST:
Afterlife (5:17)
The Ones Who Help to Set the Sun (7:17)
Ytsejam (5:42)
Cry for Freedom (6:45)
The Killing Hand (7:41)
Resurrection of Ernie (6:27)
Drum Solo (2:02)
Guitar Player Spotlight I (12:54)
Kevin Moore – keyboards
John Myung – bass
John Petrucci – guitars
Mike Portnoy – drums
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2014-07-11
The Rolling Stones - It's Only Rock'n'Roll 1975 (1996)FLAC
GENRE: Rock | Rock'N'Roll
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: (495+364) mb (3% Recovery)
Recorded live at Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA 1975-07-15. (Remastered version)
TRACKLIST:
CD 1:
1. Fanfare for the Common Man [01:12]
2. Honky Tonk Women [05:17]
3. All Down The Line [03:56]
4. If You Can't Rock Me [03:16] / Get Off Of My Cloud [07:25]
5. Star Star [04:19]
6. Gimme Shelter [06:10]
7. Ain't Too Proud to Beg [04:49]
8. You Gotta Move [04:06]
9. You Can't Always Get What You Want [12:11]
10. Happy [03:05]
11. Tumbling Dice [04:46]
12. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It) [04:59]
CD 2:
1. Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) [05:07]
2. Fingerprint File [07:52]
3. Angie [04:41]
4. Wild Horses [06:52]
5. That's Life [02:54]
6. Outa Space [04:06]
7. Brown Sugar [03:32]
8. Midnight Rambler [14:03]
9. Rip This Joint [01:09]
10. Street Fighting Man [03:49]
11. Jumping Jack Flash [06:46]
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2014-06-25
Dream Theater - Guitar Talkin' (1996)
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 178mb (3% Recovery)
1 to 4: Recorded to Radio Veronica Session - NL - 14/2/1995
5: Recorded to US Radio Power Thirty - 06/93
6 to 9: Recorded to Clinic Milano, Auditorium 3/3/1996
10 to 12: Audition demo - 3/91
TRACKLIST:
01. Lifting Shadows Off A Dream (05:27)
02. Wait For Sleep (02:53)
03. Tears (03:20)
04. The Silent Man (03:37)
05. Another Day (04:58)
06. Lost Without You (05:58)
07. Untitled (Demo Petrucci — New Song) (07:18)
08. Final Jamming (10:38)
09. Raise The Knife (New Song) (10:07)
10. Learning To Live (09:37)
11. Take The Time (05:45)
12. To Live Forever (04:18)
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2014-06-13
Jimmy Page - For Zeppelin Fans Only!(1991) FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 479 mb (3% Recovery)
Excellent Soundboard recording for FM radio broadcasting.
Cover says New York October 22, 1988; but Page was in Detroit that day.
On Zeppelinart.com “For Zeppelin Fans Only” is listed under Dayton, OH. Oct. 21.
Page was in New York on November 12 & 13, 1988.
TRACKLIST:
01 Who's To Blame
02 Prelude
03 Over The Hills And Far Away
04 Writes of Winter
05 Tear Down The WAlls
06 Emerald Eyes
07 Midnight Moonlight
08 In My Time Of Dying
09 Prison Blues
10 Wasting My Time
11 Custard Pie/Black Dog
12 Train Kept A Rollin'
13 Stairway To Heaven(instrumental)
Jimmy Page - Guitar
Jason Bonham - Drums/Vocals
John Miles - Lead vocals
Durban Laverde - Bass
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2014-06-09
Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters - Taste Of Chicago (2013) FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: (495+192)mb (3% Recovery)
This bootleg based on FM broadcasting. Recording from show at Grant Park, Chicago,IL in July 12, 2013
01. DJ Intro
02. Babe Im Going to Leave You
03. In The Mood
04. Tin Pan Alley
05. Plant Talk
06. Spoonful
07. Black Dog
08. Another Tribe
09. Plant Talk
10. Going To California
11. Audience
12. The Enchanter
13. Band Intro
14. What Is And What Should Never Be
15. Fixin' to Die
16. Whole Lotta Love
17. DJ Talk
18. Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down
19. Plant Talk
20. Rock And Roll
21. DJ Talk
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2014-06-08
John Fogerty - John Labatt Centre (2012) FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE:(495+216) mb (3% Recovery)
Recorded live at John Labatt Centre, London in September 13, 2012
TRACKLIST:
HEY TONIGHT
BORN ON THE BAYOU
BOOTLEG
PENTHOUSE PAUPER
GOOD GOLLY MISS MOLLY
GRAVEYARD TRAIN
KEEP ON CHOOGLINÐ¥
GREEN RIVER
WHOÐ¥LL STOP THE RAIN
SUZIE Q
LOOKINÐ¥ OUT MY BACKDOOR
HOT ROD HEART
BLUE MOON NIGHTS
THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL
DONÐ¥T YOU WISH IT WAS TRUE
LODI
LONG AS I CAN SEE THE LIGHT
I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE
GUNSLINGER
LETÐ¥S LISTEN TO THE RADIO (This title is a guess)
DOWN ON THE CORNER
UP AROUND THE BEND
HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN
PRETTY WOMAN
CENTERFIELD
THE OLD MAN DOWN THE ROAD
FORTUNATE SON
*********
TRAVELINÐ¥ BAND
BAD MOON RISING
PROUD MARY
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2014-01-26
Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Historical At An Exhibition (1999)
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 283 mb (3% Recovery)
Excellent soundboard recording at Obsas Sanitarias Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina - April 05, 1993.
Emerson, Lake & Palmer, also known as ELP, are a sporadically active English progressive rock supergroup. They found success in the 1970s and have sold over forty million albums and headlined large stadium concerts. The band consists of Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg Lake (bass guitar, vocals, guitar) and Carl Palmer (drums, percussion). They are one of the most popular and commercially successful progressive rock bands.
The ELP sound is dominated by the Hammond organ and Moog synthesiser of the flamboyant Emerson. The band's compositions are heavily influenced by classical music in addition to jazz and – at least in their early years – hard rock. Many of their pieces are arrangements of, or contain quotations from, classical music, and they can be said to fit into the sub-genre of symphonic rock. However, Lake ensured that their albums contained a regular stream of simple, accessible acoustic ballads, many of which received heavy radio airplay. Lake, besides providing vocals, bass guitar, electric guitar and lyrics, also produced the band's first five albums.
The ELP sound is dominated by the Hammond organ and Moog synthesiser of the flamboyant Emerson. The band's compositions are heavily influenced by classical music in addition to jazz and – at least in their early years – hard rock. Many of their pieces are arrangements of, or contain quotations from, classical music, and they can be said to fit into the sub-genre of symphonic rock. However, Lake ensured that their albums contained a regular stream of simple, accessible acoustic ballads, many of which received heavy radio airplay. Lake, besides providing vocals, bass guitar, electric guitar and lyrics, also produced the band's first five albums.
TRACKLIST:
Disc 1
01. Opening
02. Tarkus
03. Knife Edge
04. Paper Blood
05. Black Moon
06. Piano Solo
07. Creole Dance
08. From The Beginning
09. C'est La Vie
10. Lucky Man
11. Honky Tonk Train Blues
Disc 2
01. Touch And Go
02. Pirates
03. Hoedown
04. Inst Jam
05. Pictures At An Exhibition (Incl. Drum Solo)
06. Fanfare For The Common Man ~ America ~ Rondo
NOTES:
Emerson Lake and Palmer’s comeback release Black Moon was released in the summer of 1992. Close to a year of almost non-stop touring followed. Traveling included their first shows ever in South America in the latter part of March and beginning of April. For about two weeks they played in Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro and Santiago, Brazil.
The final shows were at the basketball arena Obras Sanitarias on April 4th and April 5th. Two shows were played each night and Historical At An Exhibition documents the second show on the second night in a flawless soundboard recording. The balance and presence of the music are almost perfect. The only negative is the audience is pushed very far back but nevertheless this is one of the best sounding ELP titles available.
And since it’s the final show after months of touring, the band pour a tremendous amount of energy and fun into the performance. After the opening they start the show with a ten minute fragment of “Tarkus.” The first three sections, “Eruption,” “Stones Of Years” and “Iconoclast” are played before a segue into “Knife Edge.”
Two songs from the new album, “Paper Blood” and “Black Moon” follow before the two long solo sections of the set. Keith Emerson plays a piano solo lasting several minutes. He then dedicates ”Creol Dance” to Alberto Ginastera, the Argentine composer whose work “Toccata” Emerson adapted on Brain Salad Surgery. Since they were playing in his home town it would have been interesting if ELP pulled that out, but it’s complexity means it hadn’t been played in twenty years.
Greg Lake his spotlight afterwards, starting with “From The Beginning.” He tells the story of living in Paris in 1976 while writing “C’est La Vie.”
The final hour of the show emphasizes the complete band. “Touch And Go” is a nice nod to the 1980?s Emerson Lake & Powell and is followed by a full version of “Pirates.” The show ends with the “Pictures At An Exhibition” suite featuring Carl Palmer’s drum solo.
The encore is a long piece starting with “Fanfare For The Common Man.” Emerson stands out by featuring the old fashioned Hammond organ giving it a late sixties / early seventies progressive rock sound. Leonard Bernstein’s “America” is played before the segway into “Rondo.” Emerson plays every snippet of classic and jazz tunes he can think of during the frenzy.
Overall this sounds very close to ELP at an artistic peak. While the viciousness of their performances in the early seventies isn’t duplicated, there is enough creativity to suggest this isn’t a complete nostalgia tour but a viable ELP project for the 1990s. Unfortunately they wouldn’t reach this peak again with health and attitude problems leading to horrible album in 1994 and breaking up in 1998. (Maybe, once Palmer joins Lake and Emerson on their current low-key ELP tour things would work again). The artwork is very clean. On the front is a photo from the Works tour in 1977 and on the back is a 1992 publicity photograph. For the ELP collector this is an essential title.
The final shows were at the basketball arena Obras Sanitarias on April 4th and April 5th. Two shows were played each night and Historical At An Exhibition documents the second show on the second night in a flawless soundboard recording. The balance and presence of the music are almost perfect. The only negative is the audience is pushed very far back but nevertheless this is one of the best sounding ELP titles available.
And since it’s the final show after months of touring, the band pour a tremendous amount of energy and fun into the performance. After the opening they start the show with a ten minute fragment of “Tarkus.” The first three sections, “Eruption,” “Stones Of Years” and “Iconoclast” are played before a segue into “Knife Edge.”
Two songs from the new album, “Paper Blood” and “Black Moon” follow before the two long solo sections of the set. Keith Emerson plays a piano solo lasting several minutes. He then dedicates ”Creol Dance” to Alberto Ginastera, the Argentine composer whose work “Toccata” Emerson adapted on Brain Salad Surgery. Since they were playing in his home town it would have been interesting if ELP pulled that out, but it’s complexity means it hadn’t been played in twenty years.
Greg Lake his spotlight afterwards, starting with “From The Beginning.” He tells the story of living in Paris in 1976 while writing “C’est La Vie.”
The final hour of the show emphasizes the complete band. “Touch And Go” is a nice nod to the 1980?s Emerson Lake & Powell and is followed by a full version of “Pirates.” The show ends with the “Pictures At An Exhibition” suite featuring Carl Palmer’s drum solo.
The encore is a long piece starting with “Fanfare For The Common Man.” Emerson stands out by featuring the old fashioned Hammond organ giving it a late sixties / early seventies progressive rock sound. Leonard Bernstein’s “America” is played before the segway into “Rondo.” Emerson plays every snippet of classic and jazz tunes he can think of during the frenzy.
Overall this sounds very close to ELP at an artistic peak. While the viciousness of their performances in the early seventies isn’t duplicated, there is enough creativity to suggest this isn’t a complete nostalgia tour but a viable ELP project for the 1990s. Unfortunately they wouldn’t reach this peak again with health and attitude problems leading to horrible album in 1994 and breaking up in 1998. (Maybe, once Palmer joins Lake and Emerson on their current low-key ELP tour things would work again). The artwork is very clean. On the front is a photo from the Works tour in 1977 and on the back is a 1992 publicity photograph. For the ELP collector this is an essential title.
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The Beatles - Live At The Hollywood Bowl 23rd August 1964 (2012) FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 221mb (3% Recovery)
New release from Helter Skelter Label. This is really the best sounding version of the 1964 Hollywood Bowl concert I have ever heard.
This is specially remastered from the original source tape, and should be a real treat to your ears.
This is specially remastered from the original source tape, and should be a real treat to your ears.
TRACKLIST:
01 Introduction (5:42)
02 Twist And Shout (1:16)
03 You Can’t Do That (2:44)
04 All My Loving (2:14)
05 She Loves You (2:32)
06 Things We Said Today (2:19)
07 Roll Over Beethoven (2:19)
08 Can’t Buy Me Love (2:49)
09 If I Fell (2:30)
10 I Want To Hold Your Hand (3:02)
11 Boys (2:09)
12 A Hard Day’s Night (3:14)
13 Long Tall Sally (4:06)
NOTES:
The 1977 Capitol LP was never a go-to disc for me. Too noisy. And this refurbished version of just the August 23rd Hollywood Bowl date still suffers from too many screams and too little monitor assistance for the fabs, but it’s still a rather unbelievable document of a rather unbelievable time. The stereo separation is pretty amazing, even if the performances themselves (and the troublesome vocal mix) leave plenty to be desired. Lennon’s deep-seated cynicism – already fully developed by mid-’64 – is still a joy to hear to this day (“The next song we’re gonna do is our latest record… I hope you still remember it”). Plus… you get to hear The Newlywed Game’s Bob Eubanks (credited with putting up the money for the show) introducing “the world’s greatest act.” These recordings have made the rounds before and, frankly, I haven’t bothered to compare them. But, since we’ve posted the others in Helter Skelter’s Back To Basics series, we’re continuing the trend. Check out the archives for Vols. 1-3 (Please Please Me, With The Beatles & A Hard Day’s Night), Vols. 4 & 5 (Beatles For Sale & Help!) and Vol. 6 (Rubber Soul). There’s more Beats in the archives.
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2014-01-17
AC/DC - Flick Of The Switch Tour Rehearsals (1983) FLAC
FORMAT: Lossless (Flac)
SIZE: 162 mb (3% Recovery)
Flick Of The Switch Tour Rehearsals, Los Angeles, CA, October 5 1983. Excellent Quality
TRACKLIST:
1) Rising Power
2) Flick of the switch
3) Unknown
4) Guns For Fire
5) Unknown
6) Unknown Jam
7) Guns for Fire
8) Guns For Fire
9) Unknown Jam
10) Unknown
11) Talking
12) Dont mess with the Kid
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2014-01-04
ZZ Top - Lewiston 2011
FORMAT: Mp3 (CBR Stereo 320kbps)
SIZE: 189 mb (3% Recovery)
Recorded live at Lewiston, New York, USA in 08/02/2011
TRACKLIST:
01. Intro
02. Under Pressure
03. Waitin' for the Bus
04. Jesus Just Left Chicago
05. Pincushion
06. I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide
07. Bantar
08. Future Blues (Willie Brown Cover)
09. Cheap Sunglasses
10. I Need You Tonight
11. Brown Sugar
12. Party on the Patio
13. Just Got Paid
14. Gimme All Your Lovin'
15. Sharp Dressed Man
16. Legs
17. Crowd
18. E. La Grange
19. E. Tush
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