Sunday, July 27, 2014
Pentangle - The Lost Broadcasts 68-71
A little beauty I found. No info. I discovered Pentangle a few years back, fell in love, one solid group!!
Downloaded this from ***out there***one night, day, and lost it amongst my MP3 and FLAC library.
Found it (are you fancinated yet?) and decided now to pass it on, (below the salt of course,) to you.
MP3 128 (sadly)
VG +
2 Discs
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Pink Floyd - Bradford 1971
Pink Floyd
One Of These Days In Bradford
10 October, 1971
The Great Hall, Bradford University, Yorkshire, England
Rating: VG+
SHN FILE
If anyone has a problem with the SHN files, drop me a line and I'll help convert them for you.
Tape One - Side A:
1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 12:16
2. Tuneups 13:47
3. Fat Old Sun 26:29
4. Tuneups 28:20
5. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (Intro) 30:08
Tape One - Side B:
6. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 42:26
7. Tuneups 44:14
8. Atom Heart Mother 60:16
Tape Two - Side A:
1. Atom Heart Mother (Outro) 1:33
2. Echoes 25:26
3. Cymbaline (Pt. 1) 30:13
Tape Two - Side B:
4. Cymbaline (Pt. 2) 33:09
5. Tuneups 34:35
6. One Of These Days I'm Going To Cut You Into 41:20
Little Pieces
7. A Saucerful Of Secrets 54:20
8. Pink Blues
Total: 119:46
Original Comments:
From a very clean clone of the master cassettes. These tapes are the source for every Bradford release that you have heard. This is a direct transfer from the first generation tapes which date from 1971.
The recording includes all tune-ups and band chatter between tracks. The boys are in a playful mood, as you can tell by their interaction with the audience, which is very quiet during the songs. There is no appreciable hiss. The taper also used 60 minute cassettes, 30 minutes to a side, which is obvious by the breaks.
'Careful With That Axe, Eugene': The recording begins with the first few notes of the song. I especially like Roger's scream since it is--by my count--a full 19 seconds long!
'Fat Old Sun': A great jam session. Vocals are not perfectly clear, but you can hear every word. There are some interesting guitar licks during the tune-ups.
'Set The Controls': The first tape flip occurs during the intro. After the song, Roger introduces 'Atom Heart Mother' then says the band is going to take a break, followed by what sounds like "then we're going to have a drink."
'Atom Heart Mother': During the intro, there are several pops which sound as if they might have been due to a loose microphone lead.
'Echoes': The opening pings to this "new piece" just pierces your skull.
'Cymbaline': The "footsteps" sequence goes on for quite a while. The third and final tape flip occurs during this sequence.
'One Of These Days': David introduces this new song using its full title. This was the second performance of this song, the first was at the BBC on 30 September.
'A Saucerful Of Secrets': The final break in the tape occurs prior to 'Celestial Voices'.
Jethro Tull - Reading England 1996
Jethro Tull - Hey Martin Blow The Candles Will You (17th November 1996) Flac [2cd]
Martin Barre's 50th Birthday
The Hexagon
Reading, United Kingdom
17th November 1996
Excellent Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Lineage: TradeCDR--> EAC(secure)--> Flac(level.8)
Band:
Ian Anderson
Martin Barre
Jon Noyce
Doane Perry
Andy Giddings
Disc 1
01. In A Stone Circle
02. Aqualung
03. Thick As A Brick
04. Dangerous Veils
05. In The Grip Of Stronger Stuff
06. Beside Myself
07. Misere
08. One Brown Mouse
09. Songs From The Wood / Too Old To Rock'n'Roll / Heavy Horses
10. Bouree
11. Bungle In The Jungle
12. Time After Time (w/ Maggie Reeday, Joy Russell & Ian Francis)
Disc 2
01. A Blues For All Reasons (w/ Maggie Reeday, Joy Russell & Ian Francis)
02. The Potion*
03. Mother Goose
04. Up The 'Pool
05. Jack-In-The-Green
06. We Used To Know
07. In The Times Of India (aka Bombay Valentine)
08. Nothing Is Easy
09. My God
10. Hunting Girl
11. Locomotive Breath
12. Aquadiddley
13. Cross-Eyed Mary
14. Finale / Thick As A Brick (reprise)
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HungerCity Tracker, Forum & Artwork Gallery (www.hungercity.org) 18th December 2009
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
Pink Floyd - Cincinnati 1971
Pink Floyd
1971.11.20 Taft Auditorium, Cincinnati, Ohio
"Embryonic Madness"
Disc 1:
01. The Embryo [28:12] %#
02. Fat Old Sun [13:09]
03. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun [15:27]
Disc 2:
01. Atom Heart Mother [19:40]
02. Careful with that Axe, Eugene [13:25]
03. Cymbaline [12:48] %
04. Echoes [15:53]
%: last performance of this song ever
#: longest version ever recorded
total length: 118:34
Original notes:
This is a historic show for many reasons. The first is that this is the last gig of the
1971 tour, this date was a replacement date for the concert that was originally schedeuled
on October 30th at the Music Hall in Cincinnati. A couple more reasons (and these are the
good ones) are that this performance marks the last time the band ever performs 2 songs
which had been staples of their setlist for quite some time, one song being The Embryo and
the other one being Cymbaline.
The Embryo contained here is the longest version to have ever been recorded, lasting about
26 minutes... incredible!!! The band is quite hot this night too and therefore all the
songs are performed very well in my opinion.
This is the 1st recorder for this date and unfortunately it is not complete, missing some of
Echoes and all of the encore, Blues. This is, however, the better sounding of the 2
recorders for this date a deserves a very nice EX rating.
It's something special when you get all these goodies in one RoIO, please enjoy responsibly!
Source material provided by: g_b_c
Artwork by: moonwall
Enjoy!!!
-buffalofloyd
2007.09.23
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Robin Trower - For Earth Below Rehearsals
ROBIN TROWER:
"FOR EARTH BELOW" (THIRD ALBUM) REHEARSALS AND JAMS
OLD VICTORIAN CHURCH, LONDON, ENGLAND
SEPTEMBER 1974
2CD FLAC FILES
As requested - please do not encode into MP3. Thank you.
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INFO:
After Robin Trower finished up his UK dates in mid-August 1974, in support of "Bridge of Sighs," he fired drummer Reg Isidore. Trower and bassist/vocalist James Dewar then flew to Los Angeles to audition new drummers. Trower had decided he wanted an American drummer with a distinctively American feel. After auditioning several drummers, Trower got a call from Bill Lordan, formerly of Sly Stone's band. Trower later told an interviewer that Lordan phoned him up and boasted that he was the best man for the job and to look no further. Lordan more than backed up this bold claim during his audition and immediately clinched the gig.
In September 1974, Trower, Dewar, Lordan, and producer Matthew Fisher (keyboardist in Trower's old band, Procol Harum) assembled in London and rented a church to rehearse in and jam. The London rehearsals were designed to work out a new sound for the band, to help the new lineup gel, and to firm up ideas for their third album, FOR EARTH BELOW, which Fisher was producing.
In a very informative interview posted at Steve's Place
(http://members.shaw.ca/stevesplace/BLinterview.htm), an excellent Trower website, Trower drummer Bill Lordan recalls: "I went to England in September of 1974 to start rehearsals . . . [for the third album] FOR EARTH
BELOW, the rehearsals were in an old Victorian Church in London. It wasn't an abandoned church, but it wasn't being used for services. It had a great acoustical sound for us. After rehearsing for a few weeks, we returned to Los Angeles to start recording FOR EARTH BELOW at The Record Plant [Hollywood], with Matthew Fisher producing. We cut the album and it seems like we went right on tour and I remember that the first gig was in Rochester, NY, November 4th, 1974." FOR EARTH BELOW was released in February 1975.
All of the material here comes from those September 1974, jams and rehearsal sessions at the old Victorian church in London. NONE of these are studio outtakes or different mixes from the album. All of the numbers here are jams and rehearsals. They were recorded on a portable machine in the rehearsal room, and are not professional studio tracks. These numbers have a rough, jam feel to them similar to the Led Zep III and Stairway Sessions rehearsals and jams. This material is very special because it shows us a view of the Trower band that few have ever seen. Included are great jazz-rock fusion jams. These present a very unusual side of Trower. Matthew Fisher even joins in and plays keyboards on several of these wonderful jazz-rock and jazz-blues jams.
In this material, we get the treat of listening to the band's creative process, as they work out ideas and experiment, doing some old numbers from the first two albums and working out new ideas for their third album.
This is a rare opportunity to hear this superb, newly formed lineup having fun and letting go in a rehearsal room.
Trower's guitar work is fabulous.
NONE of these jams have been released anywhere, in any form. The quality is EX, similar to the Led
Zep III Rehearsals or Stairway Sessions, and typical of a portable tape deck in the rehearsal room, which is what
this band used to record their ideas in progress. This material comes from a very clean, low-gen tape of those
jams.
NEVER SELL THIS!
Lineup:
Robin Trower-guitar
Bill Lordan-drums
James Dewar-voice and bass
Matthew Fisher-keyboards
Lineage: Low-gen tapes>cd-r>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5(song indexing)>XACT>flac
Disc One Setlist: (75:16)
1. Jazz-Rock Fusion Instrumental (with Matthew Fisher on keyboards)
2. Slow Keyboard Blues-Jazz Instrumental (with Matthew Fisher on keyboards)
3. Fast Tempo Guitar Jam Instrumental
4. Lady Love Instrumental Jam
5. I Can't Wait Much Longer Instrumental Jam
6. Bass-Drum Instrumental Workout *
7. Hendrix-styled Slow Instrumental *
8. Guitar-Drum Instrumental Workout *
9. Twice Removed From Yesterday Instrumental Jam *
Disc Two Setlist: (74:04)
1. Gonna Be Suspicious Intro Instrumental
2. Gonna Be Suspicious Early Version Instrumental Jam
3. Hendrix-styled Wah-Wah Slow Mood Instrumental
4. Guitar Shuffle Instrumental
5. Slow, Moody Jazzy Guitar Instrumental
6. Slow Univibe Mood Instrumental #1
7. Fine Day Instrumental Jam #1
8. Funk-Rhythm Instrumental Workout
9. Funky Guitar Tempo Instrumental Workout #1
10. Funky Guitar Tempo Instrumental Workout #2
11. Slow Univibe Mood Instrumental #2
12. Fine Day Instrumental Jam #2
13. Fine Day Instrumental Jam #3
14. R&B Instrumental #1
15. R&B Instrumental #1
16. Fine Day Instrumental Jam #4
17. Fine Day Instrumental Jam #5
18. Fine Day Early Rough Vocal Run Through
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Pink Floyd - Germany 1970
Pink Floyd
Stadthalle, Offenbach March 11 1970/
Friedrich-Ebert-Halle Ludwighafen Nov 25 1970
Germany
MP3 128
-EX
01 - Astronomy Domine 10:12
02 - Fat Old Sun 13:42
03 - Atom Heart Mother 17:50
04 - Cymbaline 11:16
05 - Embryo 12:40
06 - Biding My Time (Part 2) 5:19
07 - Pink Blues 8:46
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Love, Jimi Hendrix, Stephen Stills
The Blue Thumb Acetate
Love, Jimi Hendrix & Stephen Stills
1969-1970
MP3 160
EX
Abysmal artwork scans
If I wasn't so bloody lazy I'd rewrite the above info for you, but it's late and you guys are cool so...
Humble Pie - John Peel Sunday Show 1970
Humble Pie
Live at the BBC, John Peel Show
Sept 20, 1970
-EX
MP3 320
(digital background noise thoughout) probably not really 320
Amazing electric performance by Humble Pie
A great listen!Download
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Fleetwood Mac - BBC London 1970
FLEETWOOD MAC
London Underway
BBC In Concert, Paris Theatre, London, April 9, 1970
Excellent radio broadcast
MP3 320
EX+
01. Rattlesnake Shake
02. Underway
03. Stranger Blues
04. World In The Harmony
05. Tiger
06. Green Manalishi
07. Coming Your way
08. Great Balls On Fire
09. Twist And Shout
Peter Green - guitar, Danny Kirwan - guitar, Jeremy Spencer - guitar,
John McVie - bass, Mick Fleetwood - drums
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John Mayall - Gothenburg 1972
John Mayall
Gothenburg, Sweden,
April 12th 1972
superb FM Broadcast from FB Master.
MP3 256
1. Driving Dangerously >
2. Mess Around Intro
3. Swedish DJ >
4. Mess Around
5. Good Time Boogie > Drum Solo > That’s Alright With You > Band Intro >
6. Times Are Getting Tougher
7. I Wish I Could Understand > Baby What Do You Have To Lose
8. Dry Throat
line up :
John Mayall - vcs, hca, piano, gtr.
Keef Hartley - drums
Freddie Robinson - gtr.
Blue Mitchell - trumpet
Clifford Solomon - tenor sax
Victor Gaskin - bass
Great show and spectacular FM Broadcast soundboard.
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