the Damned - Ballroom Blitz

01 - fall
02 - just can't be happy
03 - plan 9-channel
04 - smash it up
05 - drinking about my baby
06 - looking at you
07 - i feel alright
08 - love song
09 - ballroom blitz
10 - new rose
11 - in a rut
12 - dr - jeckyll and mr - hyde
13 - melody lee
14 - neat, neat, neat, new rose
15 - shakin' all over

- Dave Vanian - Vocals
- Captain Sensible - Guitars & Vocals
- Paul Gray - Bass
- Rat Scabies - Drums

SOURCE	SDB	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	128	TRACKS #	15
LOCATION / VENUE		London		Lyceeum Theatre		DATE		23/05/08
NOTES:		PW = hangoverhard.blogspot.com

Sonny Vincent & Rocket From The Crypt - Doing Testor's Songs Live

Legendary Punk Veterant – Remember the Testors??- meets up with west coast punk idols of the 90’s.

01. Bad Additude
02. Primative
03. Let's Get Zooed Out
04. Sick on Yesterday
05. Don't Tell Me
06. Stahl
07. City Streets
08. Together
09. Greedy Fuckers
10. Firehouse
11. Surfin' in MF
12. Don't Break My Heart
13. I See
14. MK Ultra
15. Do What I Want
16. Crazy Nights

SOURCE	AUD	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	256	TRACKS #	16
LOCATION / VENUE		?		?		DATE		?
NOTES:		Date and location of this jam wanted!!!! Want more punk stuff?? Visit the Hangover heart Attack blog. PSW: hangoverhard

The Distillers - Don't have a bootleg to stand on

SOURCE	FM	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	224	TRACKS #	12
LOCATION / VENUE		Birmingham		Academy		DATE		02–04
NOTES:		Another show from my tape collection.  Tracklist unknown… please help me to find out.

the Jam - Set the sky ablaze

Although not stated on the artwork, this is live at the Westfallenhalle, Dortmund, Germany, November 30, 1980.
Just barely two days before (if the release dates are correct), The Jam had released what would have been one of their best albums. Paul Weller certainly thinks 1980's Sound Affects was the group's best work.
On this show, of the album's 11 tracks, the group left out Monday, Music For The Last Couple and possibly one of The Jam's biggest hits, That's Entertainment. Perhaps the group was trying to promote their then latest single, Start!, and didn't want to detract any attention from it. Not surprisingly, The Jam's greatest hits compilation, Snap!, features the trio of That's Entertainment, Start! and The Man In The Corner Shop from the Sound Affects album.
Even without That's Entertainment, this is still a solid show with a good selection of oldies thrown in. The sequencing of the songs in the setlist is quite exquisite - Weller opens with a new song, Dream Time, then goes into Thick As Thieves. With the exception of Going Underground, five of the first seven songs are from the new album. The mix of the new with the familiar continues in the later half of the show where But I'm Different Now, Start! and Scrape Away are bunched together.
Weller is in fine attacking form - it's as if the pent-up energy from the recording sessions has seeped over and he's singing like there's no tomorrow. While he generally introduces the new songs, there isn't much banter between the songs - Weller preferred to let the songs do the talking: the group's take on the Beatles and Michael Jackson as well as a comment on working class aspirations (The Man In The Corner Shop), dealing with the '80s (The Modern World), skinhead violence (Down In The Tube Station At Midnight), anti-authoritarian rule (The Eton Rifles), loss of childhood (Dreams Of Children), anti-war (Little Boy Soldiers) and general apathy (Scrape Away).
This was recorded in Germany from a Rockpalast TV broadcast but the show has never been officially released. The sound is superb, and so is the band. They were two years away from calling it a day - catch them when they were still hot and angry (bassist Bruce Foxton and drummer Rick Buckler reformed The Jam earlier in 2007 without Weller).

Dreamtime
Thick As Thieves
Boy About Town
Going Underground
Pretty Green
Man In The Cornershop
Set The House Ablaze
Private Hell
Liza Radley
Dreams Of Children
The Modern World
Little Boy Soldiers
But I'm Different Now
Start!
Scrape Away
Strange Town
When You're Young
In The City
To Be Someone
David Watts
Eton Rifles
Down In The Tube Station At Midnight 

SOURCE	TVB	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	?	TRACKS #	22
LOCATION / VENUE		Dortmund		Westfallenhalle		DATE		November 30, 1980
NOTES:

Siouxsie And The Banshees - Strawberry Girl

1.Israel
2.Spellbound
3.Arabian Knights
4.Halloween
5.Christine
6.Nightshift
7.Red light
8.Not him
9.Voodoo dolly 

SOURCE	SDB	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	320	TRACKS #	09
LOCATION / VENUE		Coventry		Warwick University		DATE		9.3.81
NOTES:

Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the U.S.A.

The Sex Pistols arrived in New York on January 4, 1978, where an appearance on Saturday Night Live was canceled at the last minute (Elvis Costello and the Attractions appeared instead). The U.S. tour began in Atlanta on January 5 and continued through Memphis, San Antonio, Baton Rouge, Dallas, and Tulsa. It ended January 16 with three nights at Winterland in San Francisco, where the show was opened by local punk rockers the Nuns and the Avengers. A 1979 film by Lech Kowalsky, D.O.A., documents the Pistols' American tour and includes footage of other punk rock bands.
By the time they got to Baton Rouge, the Sex Pistols found themselves in a rut. How could they top the San Antonio Shoot-Out? They wouldn't come close tonight.
The audience tonight was comprised mostly of college kids. Although there was still verbal warfare between the audience and the band, the performance at the Kingfish Club was much less assaultive than the show at Randy's the night before. Sid even got some play from a female fan during "New York."
Most of the audience seemed fairly interested in the Sex Pistols' music, and "EMI" even inspired a sing-along. Nonetheless, apathy plagued the band. Steve seemed particularly bored tonight, introducing the songs without a shred of enthusiasm. The put-downs exchanged between Sid and members of the crowd sounded forced. Instead of throwing food and trash, the audience threw money. After getting hit with a handful of coins, John said, "If you're gonna throw money, throw dollar bills." During the encores, Sid and Johnny collected over 15 dollars. After the Kingfish show, Steve expressed his frustration by refusing to travel with the band on the tour bus.
The final show at Winterland would be the band's last night together, with Johnny Rotten leaving and saying, "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" McLaren joined up with the remaining members of the band in Rio, where they recorded with the famous Great Train Robber, Ronald Biggs, singing lead and Sid Vicious doing the Sinatra tune, "My Way." While these were released as by the Sex Pistols, the Sex Pistols were in fact history.

God Save the Queen
I Wanna Be Me
Seventeen
New York
EMI
Bodies
Belsen Was a Gas
Submission
Holidays in the Sun
No Feelings
Problems
Pretty Vacant
Anarchy in the U.S.A.
No Fun
Liar

SOURCE	AUD ?	SOUND QUALITY	A+	FORMAT	Mp3	BITRATE	192	TRACKS #	15
LOCATION / VENUE		Baton Rouge		Kingfish Club		DATE		January 9, 1978
NOTES:

Social Distortion - KROQ Almost Acoustic Xmas 2004

Source

FM

Sound Quality

A+

Format

mp3

Bitrate

224

Tracks

9