Jethro Tull Seattle Center Coliseum 1977

JETHRO TULL
 Songs From The Coliseum [Uxbridge 372, 2CD]
 Live at the Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA; March 3, 1977.
Very good to excellent audience mono recording.

MP3 224

*Original Notes*

This set was previously shared among fans as Came Down Out Of The Sky To Cry You A Song, missing the first six tracks on Disc One. A version of this complete show was shared on the net in May this year, which prompted a fan, luciferburns, to comment that Jethro Tull’s 1977 tour was the group’s “last hoorah as far as I’m concerned as I think Songs From The Wood was their last truly inspired album and tour.”
Put it this way, if you are a Jethro Tull fan, you will be hugely entertained and will not be disappointed, with Ian Anderson’s flute solo towards the end of Disc One a particular highlight. Perhaps there is simply something beguiling in the set’s (or the songs’) rusticity.

Thanks to Lincoln Park Mark for sharing the tracks.


Disc 1
1 Wondr’ing Aloud
2 Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day
3 Jack-In-The-Green
4 Thick As A Brick
5 Songs From The Wood
6 Conundrum/Drum Solo
7 To Cry You A Song
8 A New Day Yesterday
9 Flute Solo
10 Living In The Past/A New Day Yesterday (Reprise)

Disc 2
1 Velvet Green
2 Hunting Girl
3 Too Old To Rock ‘N ‘Roll, Too Young To Die
4 Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony
5 Minstrel In The Gallery
6 Cross-Eyed Mary
7 Aqualung
8 Guitar Solo
9 Wind Up
10  Back-Door Angels
11 Locomotive Breath
12 Land Of Hope And Glory / Back-Door Angels (Reprise)

Lineup:
 Ian Anderson - vocals, flute
 Martin Barre - guitar
 John Glascock - bass
 John Evan - keyboards, piano
 David Palmer - keyboards, piano
 Barriemore Barlow - drums

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Cat Stevens Santa Monica 1971

Cat Stevens - July 1, 1971
Concert Santa Monica, California

MP3 320
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1  Moonshadow
2  Where do the children play?
3  Wild world Time
4  Fill my eyes
5  Into white
6  On the road to find out
7  Miles from nowhere
8  Tuesday dead
9  Longer boats
10 Portobello Road
11 Hard Headed Woman
12 Changes IV
13 The wind
14 Peace train
15 Katmandu
16 Father & Son
17 Sad Lisa

*Original Notes*

This boot is unique, although it is very rare,
it’s uniqueness stems from the quality of the sound.
It is  far superior to any of the known LP bootlegs
or audience recordings in circulation.
Whoever recorded it somehow managed to plug
into the sound system. The sound quality is phenomenal.

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Genesis London 1972

Genesis: Violent Dreams. (Highland :: HL103-G17)
Recorded Live at Imperial College, London, England - November 18, 1972.
Very Good+ Audience Recording

01. Watcher Of The Skies
02. The Musical Box
03. Get'em Out By Friday
04. Supper's Ready
05. The Return Of The Giant Hogweed
06. The Knife

Total Time: 01:14:57 hour/s.

*Original Notes*

*** Foxtrot Tour ***
Personnel: Tony Banks - Keyboards :: Phil Collins - Percussion :: Peter Gabriel - Vocals :: Steve Hackett - Lead Guitar :: Mike Rutherford - Bass Guitar.

Notes: A very good sound for this audience recording. Peter's "dirty" story introducing The musical box is very amusing (the audience seems to agree with this). Supper's ready features a seldom heard "full ending" instead of the usual fade out.<-(Info taken from original info file).

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Ray Manzarek 1939 - 2013

Ray Manzarek
Keyboardist of The Doors, passed away at 74. When the music ended in 1971, Ray became a passionate torchbearer for The Doors music, philosopher and keeper of the realm for the perfect sixties ideal. A brilliant and compelling man. Sleep Well Ray.

Jethro Tull Boston 1972

Jethro Tull

*Original Notes*

Boston Garden
Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
November (2, I think) 1972


Recording quality: B (pretty good for this era,except some speed warbles in source recording.)
Performance quality: A (it's Tull in Boston)
source: audience tape (maybe 2nd gen.)


Disc 1  68:46
  1: Thick as a Brick part I  45:46
  2: News and weather (cuts, tape flip)  :27
  3: Thick as a Brick part II (with drum solo)  14:43
  4: Weirdness instrumental > the cat that crapped in a crypt  1:02
  5: Thick as a Brick conclusion  6:46

Disc 2  16:22
  6: Cross Eyed Mary > 4:14
  7: Audition > 4:02
  8: Aqualung  8:04

  runtime:  85:08

This recording is complete except the encore(s) and a little bit of news and weather.



Ian Anderson- flute and vocals
Martin Barre- guitar
John Evan- keyboards
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond- bass
Barriemore Barlow- drums

Comments:
  There is some uncertainty with these 2 recordings (Nov. 1 and 2, 1972 in Boston.
This much I know: Jethro Tull did play both those nights at Boston Garden. I got
both of these in the early 1980's in trade, told they were recorded by a Boston area
taper at the Boston Garden. Both sound like they were recorded close up, not alot of
crowd noise. I did not label them as the 1st and 2nd, and thus do not know which is which.
There is some distinction between the shows. the phone call in what I think is the
Nov. 1st show is for Mike Nelson, in the 2nd it's for Lloyd Bridges. These are clearly
not duplicate recordings, or different recordings of the same concert, although both
were apparently recorded on the same equipment by the same taper and both came from the
same source at the same time. these are both incomplete recordings, but both include
full length, almost complete TAAB's, the beginning of both shows, and are missing the rest
from Cross Eyed Mary on. (probably close to half the show.)
  I have seen the Boston Nov. 71 show circulating on dime, but neither of these. The
TAAB versions in both of these are the full monty versions. (NOT the readers digest
version for rockers with ADD.) this was the last tour I did not see of Jethro Tull,
and clearly one of their very greatest. I wouldn't be much of a tullnut, without some
bricks to lay out. These are my two contributions to the brick pyramid on dime, and
I think both of them are worth your time. The Nov. 2nd (I think) one has less of the
speed variation problem but it is noticable in parts of both (not all of either).
the brick was adventurously played in these shows, not much like the album version,
with some improvisations. track 4 is somewhere between hare and babies wearing nylons
(a mix of both). the Boston tullnut society was already solid for these shows, the
enthusiasm is obvious but not overbearing in the recording. if not for the speed problems
these would both be among the best sounding brick shows I've heard. everything comes
through quite well, including Ian's always interesting banter.
  I believe the Nov. 1st recording has just 1 tape flip cut in the brick, only missing
a few seconds. The Nov. 2nd one is missing some news and weather, but none of the brick.
Do not sell this recording.

Trade freely and losslessly.
Not even Buckingham Palace
is built with bricks THIS thick!

This copy didn't have any artwork so I took the liberty of adding a little,
Enjoy.

OneBrownMouse

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Black Sabbath Sweden 1977

Black Sabbath - Doomsday Recitation
Recorded at The Olympen in Lund, Sweden
April 21, 1977

Audience
160 KB
VG+

*Original Notes*

This is the complete Lund show. A real 'monster' from the deep this one!! This show catches the Sabs at their peak on the Technical Ecstasy tour. The set list probably stayed the same for the whole tour. Ozzy does not swear once throughout the whole gig! How Rock n Roll is that!! Excellent sound quality.

1.   Intro/Supertzar/Symptom Of The Universe   5:05
2.   Snowblind   6:32
3.   War Pigs   7:43
4.   Black Sabbath   7:51
5.    Dirty Women/Drum Solo   10:24
6.   Rock n Roll Doctor     2:58
7.   Electric Funeral/Guitar Solo  12:42
8.   NIB  5:06
9.  Gypsy   6:11
10. Paranoid   2:59
11. Children of the Grave   4:44

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Fleetwood Mac - The Blues Collection

Fleetwood Mac
The Blues Collection

Silver CD--->Flac

Blistering and brilliant performance from Boston 1970.
Sound quality is Excellent+


1. Green Manalishi          7:32 (incomplete)
2. Sandy Mary                5:14
3. Jumping at Shadows    4:52
4. Oh Well                     3:03
5. Black Magic Woman   6:05
6. World in Harmony      3:46
7. Like it This Way          4:20
8. Rattlesnake Shake     24:25
9. Got to Move               3:51
10.Madison Blues           4:50
11.Teenage Darling         4:20
12.Red Hot Mama          4:12

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Fleetwood Mac Roundhouse 1970

Fleetwood Mac
Roundhouse Chalk Farm
London, UK
April 24 1970

MP3 256
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1  Black Magic Woman     10:57
2  Before The Beginning      4:42
3  World In Harmony          3:58
4  Only You                        4:27
5  Madison Blues                3:18
6  Got To Move                 5:22
7  The Green Manalishi     14:40
8  Merry Go Round            6:46
9  Like It This Way             4:24
10 Coming Your Way         8:01
11 Stranger Blues                4:36
12 Tiger                              3:44
13 Rattlesnake Shake        16:52
14 Albatross                       4:03
15 Jenny-Jenny                   8:01
16 Keep-a-Knockin           4:00




*Original Notes*

April 24, 1970 — In early April, when Fleetwood Mac returned to London after an emotional
European tour, Peter Green, devastated by drugs, suddenly announced he would be leaving the
group in late May. Clifford Davis, the band’s manager, reluctantly began cancelling an
upcoming British tour set to begin the following month. Relationships in the stunned band
were strained, but the Mac still had to complete recording “The Green Manalishi
(With the Two-Prong Crown)”, Peter’s final studio effort with them, as well as a B-side for
the single. To underscore the troubled band relationships, Jeremy Spencer opted out of these
sessions to work on his own album.
Despite the high tension, the recording sessions at De Lane Lea Studios in London, driven
by the intense music, still had their moments. Mick set up his new gong, surrounded by six
microphones and miles of cables, in the underground car park below the studio. When Mick
banged his gong, that car park vibrated like a giant bell with an eerie ringing that
reverberated off the walls. Talk about an echo! Another night, Carlos Santana showed up,
and it didn’t take long for a lengthy jam session to start. In the past, Peter often hit
upon brilliant melodic ideas in the midst of jams like these, and on this night, he was
showing Santana some pretty impressive licks. At some point, Peter had introduced Santana to
“Black Magic Woman”, the hit that Carlos would record shortly thereafter for his own band’s
second album. Throughout the sessions, Clifford did his best to convince Peter to stay, but
Greenie steadfastly maintained his intention to leave, seemingly happier now that his
decision was public.

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Fleetwood Mac Live Sweden 1969

Fleetwood Mac
Live at the Cue Club, Gothenburg
Sweden
Nov 2, 1969

256 MP3
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Tracks:
01 Rattlesnake Shake  9:43
02 Underway   14:19
03 World In Harmony  3:32
04 Red Hot Mamma   3:24  
05 Got To Move  3:32  
06 Improvisation   8:46
07 Coming Your Way   10:33
08 Stranger Blues   5:50
09 Albatross   3:41
10 Oh Well   2:51
11 The Green Manalishi (incomplete)   9:46


Peter Green - guitar, vocals
Danny Kirwan - guitar, vocals
Jeremy Spencer - guitar, vocals
John McVie - bass
Mick Fleetwood - drums

Powerful performance from the Then Play On era.
Note on the Green Manalishi. This is an incomplete recording beginning at the "second" half of the song. All intrumental, no vocals at this point.

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Jethro Tull Germany 1988

Jethro Tull - Out In The Green (FM Broadcast)
Venue: Gieben Germany 7-16-1988
Recording Source: (Fm Radio Analogue)

Excellent sounding recording.
Flac

Track List;

1. Farm On the Freeway  6:31
2. A New Day Yesterday  5:02
3. Fat man  6:57
4. Budapest  9:28
5. Pussy willow  3:57
6. Pibroch  3:55
7. My God  10:59
8. Jump Start  7:50
9. Aqualung  8:01
10.Locomotive Breath  5:10
11.Black Sunday  1:12

Total Time 69:06

Ian Anderson - flute, guitar
Martin Barre - guitar
David Perry - drums
Martin Allcock - keyboards

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Pink Floyd Italy June 19 1971

PINK FLOYD
19 June 1971 Live At Palazzo dello Mostra, Brescia, Italy

G+/VG-  Flac

Disc 1:
 
1. Atom Heart Mother 15:18
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 13:57
3. Fat Old Sun 15:16
4. The Embryo 11:04
 
Total Time: 55:35
 
 Disc 2:
 
1. The Return Of The Son Of Nothing  (Echoes) 22:37
2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 13:06
3. Cymbaline 11:31
4. A Saucerful Of Secrets 19:55
 
Total Time: 67:09
 
 Band:

David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
Roger Waters: Bass guitar, Vocals
Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals

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Jethro Tull Newport Pop 1969

Jethro Tull - June 21, 1969
Bootleg Name:  Newport Pop Festival
Location: Davonshire Downs, CA

EX
MP3 224


Setlist:
1. Nothing is Easy  14:49
2. A Song For Jeffery  3:17
3. Back To The Family  3:24
4. Dharma For One  13:22
5. Martin's Tune  8:14
6. For A Thousand Mothers  4:39

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Pink Floyd Germany 1972

Pink Floyd Open Air Festival
West Germany May 21st, 1972

"Calling Number 228" Lineage: LP> Sony PS-LX250H> Sony STR-DE895 >Harman/Kardon
CDR26 > EAC> SHN
Label: Man of Leisure Music (MoLM)

Disc One:

1. Atom Heart Mother 15:39
2. Tuning  1:41
3. Set the Controls For the Heart Of The Sun  11:45
4. One of These Days  8:37
5. Careful with that Axe, Eugene  10:02

Disc Two:

1. Echoes  23:19
2. A Saucerful of Secrets (encore)  13:06

This is one of the must-have dates from the 1972 tour.
The band puts in great performances of their older, post-Syd and pre-DSotM classics.
In fact, I really don't recall any other 1972 dates when Eclipse was not performed. It seems
the band played a single set, with Saucerful of Secrets as the sole encore.Sadly, there is
a poorly edited cut towards the end of CWtAE. This is either due to a tape flip or was done
to fit the music on the album side.

Enjoy!!!!

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THE PINK FLOYD STORY BBC Radio 2002

WISH YOU'D BEEN HERE - THE PINK FLOYD STORY
an "Above The Title" production
for BBC Radio 2 (88-91 FM)
David Prest, producer
hosted by: Bob Harris

Original airdates:
2-Feb-2002 (part 1)
9-Feb-2002 (part 2)

Recorded from the webcast by Crazy Buddy using Total Recorder.
WAV files split into tracks via CDWave and converted to SHN.


DISC ONE - 2 February 2002 (57:01)

1. BBC Radio 2 jingle #1 - 0:15
2. Introduction - 5:18
3. London 1966 - 8:18
   (incl. The Purple Gang: "Granny Takes A Trip",
    Pink Anderson & Floyd Council)
4. The Driving Force / The Live Floyd & The First Sessions - 11:21
   (incl. "Bike", "Arnold Layne", Band Launch, "See Emily Play",
    The Problem With Singles)
5. The Visuals & The Volume - 5:04
6. The Problem With Syd - 8:11
   (incl. "Jugband Blues")
7. Singles Give Way To Experimentation - 7:01
   (incl. Ummagumma, "Grantchester Meadows", Not Pictured)
8. Atom Heart Mother / Meddle - 9:00
9. Closing Comments / To Be Continued - 2:16
   (incl. "Eclipse")
10. BBC Radio 2 jingle #2 - 0:14


DISC TWO - 9 February 2002 (57:07)

1. BBC Radio 2 jingle #2 - 0:15
2. Dark Side Of The Moon - 14:11
   (incl. "Speak To Me", "Breathe", Assembling The Album, "Great
    Gig In The Sky", "Money")
3. WYWH / Scarfe & Syd - 6:20
4. The Live Floyd Goes Invisible - 4:01
5. A Pig On The Wing - 4:27
   (incl. The First Few Bricks)
6. The Punk Reaction - 2:51
7. Roger's Wall - 7:34
   (incl. The Film, "Another Brick...pt.2", Live Wall,
    "Comfortably Numb")
8. The Final Cut / A Band At War - 4:12
9. Life After Waters - 5:03
10. A Lasting Influence - 4:17
11. Where Are They Now? - 3:40
    (incl. "Wish You Were Here")
12. Station ID - 0:09

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