By the early `80s, roots bands were becoming an expiring lot, but The Gladiators continued to release excellent albums on various U.S. labels. They continued recording high-quality albums through the `90s. Even the departure of Fearon during this period could not extinguish The Gladiators' spirit or Griffiths' drive. Like The Wailers, The Gladiators are one of the very few reggae bands to not only survive but succeed over the decades despite changes in members, and maintain their unique sound and message. They are one of the rare Jamaican groups that are actually a band in the true sense of the word and have a distinct style that shines forth regardless of the circumstances. Griffiths' lyrics, filled with biblical passages and parables, are equally notable.
01 - Music makers from Jamaica 02 - Looks is deceiving 03 - Dreadlocks the time is now 04 - Soul rebel 05 - Stick a bush 06 - Talking blues 07 - Rich man poor man 08 - Chatty chatty mouth 09 - Small axe
This concert was performed on 1997-06-24 in the Brooklyn Academy, NYC. Although this was an Unplugged concert, Jewel used several amplifier to boost up her voice. It's unclear if her voice only got boosted like the Unplugged concert would prescribe or was manipulated.
01 Satellite 02 Boy needs a bike 03 You Were Meant for Me 04 Foolish Games 05 Who Will Save Your Soul 06 Last Dance Rodeo 07 Fragile Flame 08 Passing Time 09 Too Darn Hot 10 Angel Standing By
Ian Sippen set up his quality equipment to record Cream. Unfortunately the left mike failed and the recording is dominated by the guitar and the drums. The loss of bass is partially compensated for by the magnificent, very present sound of the drums. Jack’s vocals are largely heard by direct acoustics rather then through the PA. "NSU" is hesitant as they try to sort out the gear on the fly with the PA dropping out and the guitar amps being adjusted. "Sunshine" follows and is no better with: Eric starting way too fast and pulling back, Eric & Ginger struggling to hear Jack’s vocals and Ginger laying down a very basic beat – one can see him glowering at the roadies as they desperately tried to sort things out. Eric tells the audience to quietn down before they perfoym a quite superb "We’re Going Wrong". It really worked quite well live once they had got it sorted out. The longer gestation time definitely helped with this one. A short "Stepping Out" is performed but with amp problems for Eric followed by "Rollin’ & Tumblin" with a just audible harp (well the drums are nice and clear!). Obviously it is "Toad" that benefits with the very audible drums. It is comparatively short - Baker clearly didn’t want to hang about. "I’m So Glad closes the set but by this time Eric’s Marshall is really breaking up and he just manages to finish before it totally cracks up Remastered Quality: This is a severely flawed audience recording (not a soundboard as claimed by the commercial bootleggers!). It lacks bass and has just audible vocals. Bass has been boosted to a level of prescence but hardly clear and nothing could be done about the vocals. The good quality tape recording needed minimal filtering but some editing of extraneous mike/electrical noises. The drums are magnificently clear (and very live sounding) as is the guitar.
SETLIST 1. NSU (Bruce) 4:48 2. Sunshine of Your Love (Bruce/Brown/Clapton) 5:09 3. We’re Going Wrong (Bruce) 6:06 4. Stepping Out (Bracken) 5:25 5. Rollin’ & Tumblin (Morganfield) 5:01 6. Toad (Baker) 7:08 7. I’m So Glad (James) 6:03
Setlist 01 Intro 02 Schön sein 03 Auswärtsspiel 04 Du lebst nur einmal 05 Liebesspieler 06 Ansage 07 Reisefieber 08 Cokain in my brain 09 Opelgang 10 Kein Alkohol (ist auch keine Lösung) 11 Bayern 12 Was zählt 13 Hang on Sloopy 14 Ansage 15 Grauer Panther 16 Wünsch dir was 17 Auswärtsspiel 18 Das Wort zum Sonntag
Setlist 01. Pendulum 02. BOrracho 03. Message To Mine 04. One Way Street 05. Sleep With Me 06. Don't Forget Me 07. Wedding Dress 08. No Easy Action 09. Miracle 10. Creeping Coastline Of Lights 11. Death Don't Have No Mercy 12. Little Bit Of Rain 13. Because Of This/ Hotel 14. I'll Take Care Of You 15. Skeletal History 16. Mockingbirds 17. She Done Too Much/ River Rise 18. Sunarise 19. Cinnamon Girl 20. Midnight Moses
SOURCE
AUD
SOUND QUALITY
A
FORMAT
Mp3
BITRATE
192
TRACKS #
20
LOCATION / VENUE
Barcelona, Spain
Bikini Club
DATE
12/07/03
NOTES:
2 Long Unsplitted tracks… probably from a tape – side 1 / side 2 -
Damien's infamous birthday gig, the first of a 3 night slot with the full band in the Olympia. Guest appearances by Terry Sutton & Declan O'Rourke. For those who weren't present, Damien consumes an entire bottle of wine during Cheers Darlin' - The collective gasp of the audience results from Damien throwing his birthday cake in Lisa's face at the climax of the song. There then follows a pretty drunken unplugged ensemble rendition of Heaven Belongs To You, featuring Lisa on lead vocal, Damien on ukelele, Vyvienne on Cello and the backing singers of Tomo, Shane, Terry, Declan and Kathryn Williams and her band (the support act).
CD1
CD2
01. The Professor
01. Cold Water
02. Volcano
02. The Blower's Daughter
03. Delicate
03. Amie
04. I Remember
04. Eskimo
05. Woman Like A Man
05. Cheers Darlin'
06. Older Chests
06. Heaven Belongs To You
07. I'm So Childish
08. Solid Road *
09. Crown Of Thorns **
* Performed by Terry Sutton ** Performed by Declan O'Rourke
Setlist Hot For Teacher Panama Little Guitars Dance The Night Away Mean Street Runnin' With The Devil Coniption (Guitar Solo) You Really Got Me So This Is Love? Beautiful Girls (Oh) Pretty Woman Little Dreamer Atomic Punk Ice Cream Man Everybody Wants Some Yankee Rose Tobacco Road Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love Jump
Vocals: David Lee Roth Guitar: Bart Walsh Bass: James Lomenzo Drums: Ray Luzier
SOURCE
AUD
SOUND QUALITY
A
FORMAT
Mp3
BITRATE
128
TRACKS #
18
LOCATION / VENUE
St. Paul, MN
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
DATE
Aug 25 2001
NOTES:
Good bootleg featuring Bart Walsh on guitar – guitar solo missing on this recording
Setlist 01. Introduction By MC Barry "Boogieman" Gordon 02. Jah Jah Made Us For A Purpose 03. Reggae Sunsplash / Herb Man Special 04. Jamaica Proud Of Me / Me Too Sexy 05. I Goin' To Laugh Off Of Them 06. Me Have Too Much Woman / Talk Of The Town / Day-O / What A Pumpy Bubble / Pon Me Fronty 07. Soldiers Take Over / No More Army Life 08. Gunman / Gunman Connection 09. Love Letter 10. Mr. Chin / Mr. Wong 11. Get Me To The Family Court In Time (I'm Getting Married) 12. Sit Under You
War pigs N.I.B. Fairies wear boots Snowblind Into the void Spiritual Architect Lord of the world Sweet leaf Electric funeral Black sabbath Iron man Children of the grave
01 Producer Fall from the Grace of People 02 Reaction 03 Tire Me 04 People of the Sun 05 Hadn't It Been Playing on the Jukebox 06 Bombtrack 07 Bullet in the Head 08 Take the Power Back 09 Killing in the Name 10 Township Rebellion 11 Freedom 12 Fistfull of Steel 13 Wake Up 14 Know Your Enemy
SetList 01. Intro 02. Sweet Misery 03. I'd Rather Be In Love 04. Standing On The Edge 05. All You Wanted 06. Goodbye To You 07. Interview 08. You Get Me 09. Something To Sleep To 10. Interview 11. Everywhere
Katatonia are a Swedish death/doom-metal trio led by guitarist Blackheim. The group's second album, Brave Murder Day, featured Opeth vocalist Mikael Akerfeldt and was their first to be released internationally; Century Media paired it with an out-of-print EP, For Funerals to Come. They consistently released albums throughout the 1990s. Their roster includes Dance of December Souls (1993), Brave Murder Day (1997), Discouraged One (1998), and Tonight's Decision (1999). Last Fair Deal Gone Down appeared in spring 2001.
SETLIST: 01 - Intro 1:08 02 - Deadhouse 4:14 03 - Teargas 3:08 04 - Stalemate 4:51 05 - March 4 3:56 06 - Chrome 5:08 07 - Tonight's Music 4:06 08 - For My Demons 5:39 09 - The Future Of Speech 5:38 10 - Sweet Nurse 4:09 11 - I Am Nothing 4:46 12 - Cold Ways 5:28 13 - Murder 5:09
SOURCE
SDB
SOUND QUALITY
A-
FORMAT
Mp3
BITRATE
192
TRACKS #
13
LOCATION / VENUE
Paris
La Locomotive
DATE
November 13, 2001
NOTES:
Was recorded on tour while supporting Opeth & November.
I saw Michel in concert twice…. The first time, was back in late 80’s: He played solo in Ales Cratere theatre, FR. The second time was probably mid 90’s: An exeptional 2 hours concert with his two brothers on bass and guitar ( or Drums) at the Jam in Montpellier, FR. I have the latter on tape back home. Sadly, he died few months later.
"My philosophy," said Michel Petrucciani, "is to have a really good time and never to let anything stop me from doing what I want to do."
This rare concert posted here was taped from the audience at the world famous Pescara Jazz festival in Italy back in the early 80's. The recording is very good quality. I am not too sure who are the drummer and the double bassist on this recording…. please help if you have a clue.
CD1: 01. Intros 02. Bye, Bye, Beautiful 03. Cadence Of Her Last Breath 04. Dark Chest of Wonders 05. Ever Dream 06. Come Cover Me 07. Amaranth 08. Sacrament of Wilderness 09. The Islander 10. The Poet And The Pendulum
CD2: 01. She Is My Sin 02. Sahara 03. Sleeping Sun 04. Slaying the Dreamer 05. Nemo 06. Dark Passion Play Platinum Awards 07. Eva 08. Wishmaster 09. Wish I Had An Angel 10. Outro
Brand X were a British jazz-rock fusion outfit formed by Genesis drummer Phil Collins and Atomic Rooster guitarist John Goodsall as a side project from their regular groups. Their initial lineup also included keyboardist Robin Lumley and bassist Percy Jones (the Liverpool Scene, the Scaffold). Brand X's debut album, Unorthodox Behaviour, was released in 1976; a live album, Livestock, and the studio effort Moroccan Roll followed in 1977. Collins left the group to concentrate on Genesis, and for 1978's Masques, he was replaced by Al DiMeola drummer Chuck Burghi, as well as additional keyboardist Peter Robinson, who had played with Stanley Clarke. Three further albums -- 1979's Product, 1980's Do They Hurt?, and 1982's Is There Anything About? -- followed before the group disbanded. In 1979, Collins was temporarily free of commitments with Genesis, and re-joined Brand X for the series of recording sessions which would produce two albums, 1979's Product and 1980's Do They Hurt?. These took place at Startling Studios, located in Ringo Starr's countryside home (formerly owned by John Lennon), with two distinct line-ups operating in alternation, as Jones later explained. "Our record and management companies were both complaining about poor record sales and telling us we had to make the music more accessible. Some of the guys agreed to go along with this but I felt that to do this would not generate a new audience but would probably just alienate the one that we already had. The only solution was to have two bands, one being more accessible and the other being more experimental or whatever. For my stuff the line-up was Robinson, Clark, Goodsall and me; for the other direction it was Lumley, Collins and Goodsall with John Giblin on bass. We recorded in shifts, ours was 8pm to 4am and the others 10am to 6pm. How Goodsall managed to do both is still a mystery to me !".
Tracks: 01 - Disco Suicide - Algon 12.21 02 - Dance Of The Illegal Aliens 10.17 03 - Don't Make Waves 5.50 04 - Access To Data -The Ghost Of Mayfield Lodge 17.58 05 - Malaga Virgen
Peter Robinson- keyboards John Goodsall- guitar,vocals Percy Jones- bass Phil Collins- drums,vocals
This CD set collects some recordings made by Ted Taylor at the Star Club in Hamburg, probably on December 31st, 1962. This was the final concert given by The Beatles in Hamburg. These recordings were made on a portable machine, so the sound quality is somehow mediocre. However the sound is of better quality than the one from Historic Sessions.
CD1 I saw her standing there Roll over Beethoven Hippy hippy shake Sweet little sixteen Lend me your comb Your feet's too big Twist and shout Mr. Moonlight A taste of honey Besame mucho Reminiscing Kansas City Ain't nothin' shakin' (like the leaves on the tree)
CD2 To know her is to love her Little Queenie Falling in love again Ask me why Be bob a lula Halleluja, I love her so Red sails in the sunset Everybody's trying to be my baby Matchbox Talkin' 'bout you Shimmy shake Long Tall Sally I remember you
SETLIST 01 Intro 02 Bark At The Moon 03 Mr. Crowley 04 Not Going Away 05 War Pigs 06 Road To Nowhere 07 Suicide Solution 08 Zakk Wylde Solo 09 I Don't Know 10 I'm Here For You 11 I Don't Want To Change The World 12 Mama I'm Coming Home 13 Crazy Train 14 Paranoid
Notes: Taped by Girth Coquer, remastered – volume/declipping/levels – by zazafromjohor
The Castaic Lake show was Porno For Pyros' third live performance. It has also been released a number of times and is not all the rare, nor that high in quality. This particular disc is one of the very first Porno For Pyros bootlegs. There is no track listing or additional artwork in the liner notes, a very bare bones disc.
Setlist 01 - We Care A Lot 02 - The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies 03 - Evidence 04 - Last Cup Of Sorrow 05 - Epic 06 - Collision 07 - Home Sick Home 08 - Caffeine 09 - Surprise! You're Dead! (poorer quality) 10 - Just A Man (poorer quality)
Notes: two last tracks are missing from this version
The Wailers Band was the backing band for Bob Marley from 1974 until his death in 1981. When Bob Marley originally started singing with Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh on the album Catch A Fire and Burnin', they were known simply as The Wailers. After Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh no longer wanted to tour (for their own reasons) Chris Blackwell decided to market Bob Marley as a rock&roll band, and the name was changed to "Bob Marley & The Wailers". The Wailers Band was led by Junior Marvin/Aston Barrett after the death of Bob Marley (May 11, 1981). Today The Wailers Band continues to play live in concert, and in 2006 they played on 311's Summer Unity tour along with Pepper. Their Current lineup includes: Junior Marvin on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, Al Anderson on Lead Guitar, Aston "Family Man" Barrett on Bass, Keith Sterling on Keys, Drummie Zeb on Drums, Marcia Griffiths on background vocals (aka Wailers Sister)
Change Of Address Sleeping In The Ground Sea Of Joy Under My Thumb Well Alright Can't Find My Way Home Sleeping In The Ground Hey Joe Untitled Untitled Untitled Exchange And Mart Untitled Spending All My Days
Tracks 1, 6-12 recorded at Morgan Studios, London, Feb - June 1969 Tracks 2-5 recorded live Hyde Park, London, on June 7, 1969 Tracks 13-14 recorded at Morgan Studios, London, October 1969
TrackList Don't 1,000 Miles Away Monologue: Performing Pieces of You at a modelling convention Pieces of You Enter from the East Swedish Lullaby? Satellite Sometimes It Be That Way Who Will Save Your Soul Little Sister Last Dance Near You Always Foolish Games Angel Standing By
Note: it is the 1000 miles Away botleg without the Boston’96 Filler
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - Live from Bonneroo 2003
Setlist: 1. Next 2. Scratch & Sniff 3. Big Country 4. Victor > Jeff > Futch 5. Sleeper 6. Futch > Bela 7. Stomping Grounds 8. Sherpa 9. A Moment So Close 10. Hoe Down
05 - Stick a bush
Ian Sippen set up his quality equipment to record Cream. Unfortunately the left mike failed and the recording is dominated by the guitar and the drums. The loss of bass is partially compensated for by the magnificent, very present sound of the drums. Jack’s vocals are largely heard by direct acoustics rather then through the PA.
Brand X were a British jazz-rock fusion outfit formed by Genesis drummer Phil Collins and Atomic Rooster guitarist John Goodsall as a side project from their regular groups. Their initial lineup also included keyboardist Robin Lumley and bassist Percy Jones (the Liverpool Scene, the Scaffold). Brand X's debut album, Unorthodox Behaviour, was released in 1976; a live album, Livestock, and the studio effort Moroccan Roll followed in 1977. Collins left the group to concentrate on Genesis, and for 1978's Masques, he was replaced by Al DiMeola drummer Chuck Burghi, as well as additional keyboardist Peter Robinson, who had played with Stanley Clarke. Three further albums -- 1979's Product, 1980's Do They Hurt?, and 1982's Is There Anything About? -- followed before the group disbanded.
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