Roxy Music - Newcastle, England 1974

Roxy Music - City Hall
Newcastle, England
October 28, 1974
Soundboard @flac

 

Setlist:

01 Prairie Rose
02 Beauty Queen
03 Mother Of Pearl
04 Out Of The Blue
05 Song For Europe
06 Three And Nine
07 If It Takes All Night
08 In Every Dream Home A Heartache
09 If There Is Something
10 All I Want Is You
11 The Bogus Man
12 Street Life
13 Virginia Plain
14 Editions Of You
15 Remake Remodel
16 Do The Strand

Bryan Ferry - vocals, keyboards, harmonica
Eddie Jobson - strings, keyboards, vocals
Phil Manzanera - guitar, vocals
Andy MacKay - saxophone, oboe
John Wetton - bass, vocals
Paul Thompson - drums

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Roxy Music - Live Stockholm 1976

 

Roxy Music - Live Konserthuset
January 27, 1976
Stockholm, Sweden
Soundboard @flac

aka- Why Do You Think I'm A Funky Chick?

 

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Eddie Jobson - The Green Album 1983 {No Longer Available}

Rebooted...

 

 *NOW WITH NEW LINK* 
@320
 


Songs Are
1. Transporter
2. Resident
3. Easy For You
4. Prelude
5. Nostalgia
6. Walking From Pastel
7. Turn It Over
8. Greenface
9. Who My Friends
10. Colour Code
11. Listen To Reason
12. Through The Glass
13. Transporter ii

STARLIGHT THE PEOPLE AREN'T FRIENDLY

Roxy Music - Live Pasadena 1979

Rebooted...
Originally posted July 1, 2012

 Roxy Music - Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Pasadena, CA.
  April 21, 1979
KWST Pre FM Soundboard @flac + 320

Brian Ferry, Andy Mackay and Phil Manzanera

Set List:

CD1
01. Introduction
02. Manifesto
03. Trash
04. Out Of The Blue
05. Angel Eyes
06. A Song For Europe
07. Still Falls The Rain
08. Mother Of Pearl

CD2
09. Ain´t That So
10. Stronger Through The Years >
11. Ladytron
12. In Every Dream Home A Heartache
13 Love Is The Drug
14. Editions Of You
encore:
15. Do The Strand
16. Re-Make/Re-Model

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Roxy Music - Live Wembley, London 1980

From the original FBS archives...

Roxy Music - Live at the Wembley Arena

London, UK,

August 2, 1980

Last night of the UK Tour

Very good soundboard @flac

JEMS remaster notes:

As a Roxy fan of both their early and later days, Wilky_Way’s post of this heretofore uncirculated soundboard from the last night of the Flesh & Blood tour was a real treat. The recording sounded very good as is, but there was something about the sound that led me to wonder if azimuth-adujusted playback on my Nak might yield more from the original cassette. I wrote Wilky_Way who was kind enough to send me his source tape (a TDK AD-90). I did a fresh transfer and there’s a marked improvement in the high-end, imaging and overall punch. I did a tiny bit of work with the finalizer to raise levels and apply just a touch of mastering.

Disc 1
Track 101. South Downs
Track 102. The Bogus Man
Track 103. Trash
Track 104. Both Ends Burning
Track 105. Rain Rain Rain
Track 106. Flesh And Blood
Track 107. Oh Yeah
Track 108. A Song For Europe
Track 109. Dance Away

Disc 2
Track 201. The Same Old Scene
Track 202. My Only Love
Track 203. Over You
Track 204. Eight Miles High
Track 205. Love Is The Drug
Track 206. The Thrill Of It All
Track 207. Do The Strand
Track 208. Editions Of You

The Band
Bryan Ferry - lead vocals, keyboards
Andy MacKay - saxophone, woodwinds
Phil Manzanera - guitars, vocals

plus
Neil Hubbard - guitar
Gary Tibbs - bass
Paul Carrack - keyboards, vocals
Andy Newmark - drums

Wembley '80


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Roxy Music - Live Hammersmith Odeon 1979

Roxy Music  - Live Hammersmith Odeon

May 18, 1979

London, UK

Pre-FM from BBC transcription disc plus bootleg filler.

Very good to excellent radio broadcast @224

Thanks to Doinker for sharing the tracks.
Thanks also to the person for sharing the track, Editions Of You, at Dime (added here from a different torrent).

Doinker noted:
I thought I would do something different, so here is another unreleased BBC show. This one is from Roxy Music’s reunion in 1979. It represents most of the concert they played. None of Roxy’s various fan sites indicate this material was officially released. As the content of the BBC disc varies with respect to the bootleg of the same show, the bootleg was used as filler.
The omission of “Manifesto” from the BBC disc is no coincidence; the band played the opening number severely out of tune. The omission of “A Song For Europe”, “Ladytron”, and the two encores is another matter. Perhaps that had to do with vinyl time constraints or the length of the broadcast.
The BBC disc used is “BBC College Concert”, from a rebroadcast in 1983. The bootleg used is “Live At The Hammersmith Odeon 1979″, but is a different, and better pressing than the “79-045″ version. The matrix number is Zink 1/2. 
Both discs were brushed with light click and crackle removal only.
The band is said to be unhappy with the performance of this music, which is why it was never released. But, aside from the jangly opening number, it’s a pretty good show.

Track List:

Track 01. Manifesto (boot)
Track 02. Trash 2:40
Track 03. Out Of The Blue
Track 04. A Song For Europe (boot)
Track 05. Still Falls The Rain
Track 06. Mother Of Pearl
Track 07. Ain’t That So
Track 08. Angel Eyes
Ladytron (missing)
Track 09. In Every Dreamhome A Heartache
Track 10. Casanova
Track 11. Love Is The Drug
Track 12. Re-make/Re-model
Do The Strand (missing)
Track 13. Editions Of You

Big thanks to bigozine2.com

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Roxy Music - Live In Stockholm 1-27-76 @224Kbps

Gotta do my part to help the cause.  This is an excellent audience recording of the group in 76.  I looked through our archives and did not see this posted.  But if it is disregard and download the cover.  Songs are

1. Intro
2. Thrill Of It All
3. Love Is The Drug
4. Mother Of Pearl
5. Nightingale
6. She Sells
7. Street Life
8. Out Of The Blue
9. Whirlwind

1. Sea Breezes
2. Both Ends Burning
3. Medley:For Your Pleasure/Diamond Head/Wild Weekend
4. Intro
5. The In Crowd
6. Virginia Plain
7. Medley: Remake/Remodel/Do The Strand/Editions Of You
8.A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall

WELL I'VE BEEN UP ALL NIGHT

PARTY TIME WASTING IS TOO MUCH FUN