James 'Blood' Ulmer - Are You Glad To Be In America? {Out of Print}

An old friend heeds the call...
A Rockin' Bob contribution!

James 'Blood' Ulmer - Are You Glad To Be In America?

Studio recordings @ flac

{Out of Print}

Recorded at RCA Studios, New York City on January 17, 1980

Track List:

1. "Layout" - 5:02
2. "Pressure" - 3:48
3. "Interview" - 3:06
4. "Jazz Is the Teacher (Funk the Preacher)" - 4:19
5. "See-Through" - 3:50
6. "Time Out" - 5:19
7. "T.V. Blues" - 4:32
8. "Light Eyed" - 3:56
9. "Revelation March" - 3:18
10. "Are You Glad to Be in America?" - 4:37

James Blood Ulmer - guitar, vocals
David Murray – tenor saxophone
Oliver Lake - alto saxophone
Olu Dara - trumpet
Billy Patterson - rhythm guitar (track 4)
Amin Ali - electric bass
G. Calvin Weston, Ronald Shannon Jackson - drums

"...it's jazz man, it's jazz."

Link thanks to "Rockin' Bob"
(We call him Rockin' Bob because he doesn't rock. He once played trumpet in the Airforce Band and with
Maynard Ferguson)

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Eric Sardinas & Big Motor - Live Rockpalast 2010

Eric Sardinas & Big Motor - Live Rockpalast
Leverkusener Jazztage
November 14, 2010

Broadcast Recording @320

SET LIST:   
Low Down Love (acoustic)
Worried Mind Blues
I Wonder Who
I Can't Be Satisfied
Get Down To Whiskey
Hellhound On My Trial
Texola
 - Interview -
 Roadhouse Blues

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Frank Zappa - Live Providence College 1975

Frank Zappa & The Mothers 

with Captain Beefheart

Live Providence College

April 26, 1975

Providence, RI.

aka - The Muffin Man Goes To College

Very Good to excellent Audience Recording @320

OK folks, first and foremost the audio source for this double CD set is an audience recorded bootleg which I would generously rate as VG for bootleg quality. That would translate to 6 on a scale of 10. It has all the drawbacks of that medium-, not much sonic depth, negligible bass/bottom, lots of midrange and not much treble. Sounds like it was recorded directly in front of the PA speakers-it has that boxy quality. Also there is a definite splice around the 45 minute mark-occurs during a bass solo-which,I suppose,would make the original source some sort of cassette tho no hiss is apparent. Occasionally there's a bit of side conversation you pick up but it's not that intrusive. That's the downside. Here's the good stuff. It contains the full concert (@ 2hrs) on 2 CDs, the band is tight, the performances are excellent and Frank's guitar solos are stellar. The vocals are loud and clear and the instruments are defined quite well, from the trombone to the finger cymbals. There is an unreleased tune/skit called "Velvet Sunrise" and a very early version of "The Torture Never Stops"(done as a fast blues) which FZ introduces under it's original title, "Why doesn't somebody get him a Pepsi?"It is sung by Captain Beefheart. Speaking of the good Captain,he's a bit under represented during this show. He plays some atonal sax during the intro, some minor backing harmonica on two tracks, does great harp solos on "Penguin In Bondage" and "Advance Romance", recites his poem "Sam With The Showing Scalp Flat Top" and sings lead on the forementioned "Torture", "Poofter's Froth Wyoming Plans Ahead" and "Willie The Pimp".Frank introduces him "on sax and forgetfulness" and dubs him Captain Report Card for the evening.It was a college venue show.It's a great set with lots of spotlighting band members,giving them time to shine.Grab this while you can because it is a bootleg manufactured in Europe and probably ILLEGAL (due to copyright violations). I surmize this can only exist because the Zappa Family Trust hasn't gotten a "cease and desist" order against it yet.One can only hope that ZFT will issue an authorized version of a recording from this tour because there was so much more than was issued on the "Bongo Fury" LP. Sound quality = 6. Performance = 10.BTW if your amp has simulated "live" surround settings the audio on these CDs improves quite a bit. I use the "Club" setting and it really sounds much better.
~The Reverend

Set List:
1. Improvisations (Live) ( 5:46)
2. Camarillo Brillo (Live) ( 4:29)
3. Muffin Man (Live) ( 1:45)
4. Stink-Foot (Live) ( 4:52)
5. I’m Not Satisfied (Live) ( 2:06)
6. Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy (Live) (10:38)
7. The Velvet Sunrise (Live) ( 7:36)
8. Pound For A Brown (Live) ( 9:59)
9. The Torture Never Stops (Live) ( 8:10)
10. Montana (Live) (12:09)
11. Improvisations (Incl. Chariot, Moon Trek) [Live] ( 9:39)
12. Sam With The Showing Scalp Flat Top (Live) ( 2:35)
13. Penguin In Bondage (Live) (11:41)
14. Poofter’s Froth Wyoming Plans Ahead (Live) ( 3:19)
15. Echidna’s Arf (Of You) [Live] ( 0:37)
16. Drum Solo (Live) ( 3:06)
17. Advance Romance (Live) (15:16)
18. Encore Break (Live) ( 0:31)
19. Willie The Pimp (Live) ( 8:42)

Thanks to someone at http://www.israbox.info

Muffin '75

Afroskull Live - Bowery Poetry Club 2010

Afroskull - Live Bowery Poetry Club

October 2, 2010

New York, NY.

Souondboard @ flac & VBR

Set 1:
1) Me & My TV
2) Waste Management
3) Spyplane
4) Funky Miracle
5) Eat This
6) Zero Hour
7) Fire on the Bayou
8) Soul Sacrifice


Set 2:
1) Pungee
2) Space Chicken
3) Pass The Peas
4) In Time
5) Dance of the Wild Koba
6) Big Chief
7) Frankenstein
8) stage chatter
9) Hang Up Your Hangups 

Thanks to archive.org!!

Flac  -  VBR

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Pepe Deluxe - Beatitude 2003 {Out of Print}

Pepe Deluxe - Beatitude (2003)

Studio recordings @ VBR

{Out of Print}

The Finnish boys' sophomore effort is christened with samples about "cutting" and wicky-wicky, Blaxploitation-style guitars. Another downtempo hip-hop production to throw into the pile? Nope. Beatitude goes all over the map: surf guitar, wah-wah guitar, acoustic guitar, all coming together to make it, well, pretty guitar-heavy compared to their debut, Super Sound. Pepe Deluxe collaborates with nearly 40 other musicians here, flipping soul samples over a nice Bollywood-esqe creation, tinged with some acidy synth ("Girl"). Later they reach into commercial territory on "Ask for a Kiss," which sounds readymade for a Gap commercial. Styles pile alongside each other, and Beatitude kind of comes off as a hodgepodge. But despite the absence of a conceptual framework, the unfocused sprawl is part of the appeal. It's not Endtroducing or Deadringer, but some kind of martini-swilling, music-buff relative of those - one that wants to make you dance and then have sex with you. No problem then.

~Tony Bogdanovski -- From URB Magazine

Track List:

    Just Let Go - Pepe Deluxe, Paajanen, T.
    Salami Fever - Pepe Deluxe, Malmstr?m, P.
    Ask for a Kiss - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Girl! - Pepe Deluxe, Boyd
    Little Miss Cypher - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Daddy's Blazin' BBQ - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Black Cadillac - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    A Moment in Black & White - Pepe Deluxe, M?kynen, T.
    Real Simple - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Indiff?rence - Pepe Deluxe, Haddadene, V.
    Lying Peacefully - Pepe Deluxe, Paajanen, T.
    Little Miss Cypher (Reprise) - Pepe Deluxe, Malmstr?m, P.
    Cruel Youth - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    First Goodbye - Pepe Deluxe, Banks, J.
    Intro - Pepe Deluxe,
    Numa - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Vamos Muchachos - Pepe Deluxe, Gomez, C.
    Beatitude - Pepe Deluxe, Salo, J.
    Outro - Pepe Deluxe 

pass = fbsvw

Beatitude...

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John Coltrane - Underground Trane {1960 thru 1962}

John Coltrane - Underground Trane

Live Recordings, Various Venues

12 disc set @320

Chew on these grooves awhile....

DISC 1
Miles Davis Quintet 1960
Unknown venue, probably West Germany between March 21 and April 10, 1960

1. So What (10:36–beginning cut off)
2. ‘Round Midnight (5:46)
3. Walkin’ (11:01–incomplete)
4. So What (10:17)

Miles Davis (trumpet)
John Coltrane (tenor sax)
Wynton Kelly (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
Jimmy Cobb (drums)

Kongresshalle
Frankfurt, West Germany
March 30, 1960

5. announcement (0:15)
6. So What (12:57)
7. All of You (9:50–incomplete)

Miles Davis (trumpet)
John Coltrane (tenor sax)
Wynton Kelly (piano)
Paul Chambers (bass)
Jimmy Cobb (drums)

DISC 2

John Coltrane Quintet
Olympia Theatre Paris
Nov. 18, 1961 First concert (6:30 pm)

1. Impressions (10:53)
2. I Want to Talk About You (6:52)
3. Blue Train (16:07)
4. My Favorite Things (22:33)
5. announcement by Norman Granz (1:41)
6. Impressions (same as track 1, different source (10:54)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Ivin Jones (drums)

DISC 3

Olympia Theatre Paris
Nov. 18, 1961
Second concert (11:30 pm)

1. Blue Train (12:47)
2. I Want to Talk About You (9:38)
3. My Favorite Things (25:35)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Konserthuset, Stockholm
Nov. 23, 1961
second set

4. Naima (incomplete) (2:34)

John Coltrane (tenor sax)
Eric Dolphy (bass clarinet)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Auditorium Maximum Freie University
Berlin, West Germany
Dec. 2, 1961

5. Impressions (13:05)

John Coltrane (tenor sax)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

DISC 4

Falkonercentret, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov. 20, 1961

1. announcement by Norman Granz (2:24)
2. Delilah (12:03)
3. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:11)
4. Impressions (14:16)
5. Naima (7:40)
6. My Favorite Things–false start 1 (0:40)
7. My Favorite Things–false start 2 (0:08)
8. announcement by John Coltrane (0:39)
9. My Favorite Things (28:54)

John Coltrane (soprano sax, tenor sax)
Eric Dolphy (bass clarinet, alto sax, flute)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Disc 5

Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, Finland
Nov. 22, 1961
Second concert (9:15 pm)

1. Blue Train (8:58)
2. I Want to Talk About You (6:58)
3. Impressions (7:59)
4. My Favorite Things (20:20)

Sudwestfunk TV Studio
Baden-Baden, West Germany Nov. 24, 1961

5. announcement (2:16)
6. My Favorite Things (10:37)
7. announcement (0:58)
8. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:13)
9. announcement (0:50)
10. Impressions (7:15)
11. untitled blues (trio) (1:28)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Disc 6

Kongresshalle, Frankfurt, West Germany
Nov. 27, 1961

1. Impressions (17:29–beginning cut off)
2. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:15)
3. My Favorite Things (19:14–beginning cut off)
NOTE: Every Time We Say Goodbye is actually from Baden-Baden, Nov. 24, 1961 (i.e., disc 6, track 2 is the same as disc 5, track
8). My Favorite Things opened the concert.

Liederhalle Stuttgart
Nov. 29, 1961

4. Impressions (9:12)
5. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:28)
6. My Favorite Things (14:39–ending cut off)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Reggie Workman (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)

DISC 7

John Coltrane Quartet 1962
Falkonercentret, Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov. 22, 1962

1. Bye Bye Blackbird (21:03)
2. Chasin’ the Trane (7:30)
3. The Inchworm (9:10)
4. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:44)
5. Mr. P.C. (19:28)

John Coltrane (soprano sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

DISC 8

Falkonercentret Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov. 22, 1962–continued

1. I Want to Talk About You (11:11)
2. Traneing In (23:23)
3. Impressions (8:59)
4. My Favorite Things (19:20–incomplete)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Stefaniensall, Graz
Nov. 28, 1962

5. Autumn Leaves (10:33)

John Coltrane (soprano sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Disc 9

Showboat, Philadelphia
June (possibly 10, 17, or 24) 1963
1. Chasin’ the Trane (10:50)
2. It’s Easy to Remember (6:42)
3. Up ‘Gainst the Wall (5:40–incomplete)
4. The Inchworm (8:34)
5. Impressions (13:27–incomplete)
6. audience noise (0:24)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano–only on “Impressions” and the last few minutes of “The Inchworm”)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Roy Haynes (drums)

Tivoli Koncertsal
Copenhagen, Denmark
Oct. 25, 1963

7. Mr. P.C. (23:41)

John Coltrane (tenor sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Disc 10

Tivoli Koncertsal
Copenhagen, Denmark
Oct. 25, 1963–continued

1. Impressions (19:27–incomplete)
2. The Promise (10:01)
3. Afro Blue (8:43)
4. Naima (7:46)
5. My Favorite Things (17:15)

John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

Date and location uncertain (sometimes attributed to Paris, Nov. 1, 1963, but this probably is incorrect; may be from 1962)

6. Chasin’ the Trane (5:21)

John Coltrane (tenor sax)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

DISC 11

Liederhalle, Stuttgart
Nov. 4, 1963
1. The Promise (7:32)
2. Afro Blue (6:48)
3. Want to Talk About You (10:42)
4. Impressions (28:52)

John Coltrane (soprano sax, tenor sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

DISC 12

Liederhalle, Stuttgart
Nov. 4, 1963–continued

1. My Favorite Things (18:51)
2. Every Time We Say Goodbye (6:11)
3. Mr. P.C. (35:52)

John Coltrane (soprano sax, tenor sax)
McCoy Tyner (piano)
Jimmy Garrison (bass)
Elvin Jones (drums)

part 1

part 2

part 3

(yes, you will need all 3 parts approx. 1.78 gb)

Frank Zappa - Live Geneva, Switzerland 1980

Frank Zappa - Live at Patinoire des Vernets

 Geneva, Switzerland
June 21, 1980

Soundboard Recording @ flac
Sound Quality : A+

 [SBD][2CD][FLAC]

Soundboard --> Studer reel-to-reel 38 cm/s --> Studer reel-to-reel 19 cm/s --> DAT --> Mac G4 aiff - normalized & edited w/Peak --> CDR

Frank Zappa
Ike Willis
Ray White
Arthur Barrow
David Logeman
Tommy Mars

Disc 01
01 Chunga's Revenge  06:25
02 Keep It Greasey 03:06
03 Outside Now 08:31
04 City Of Tiny Lights 09:56
05 A Pound For A Brown 14:34
06 Cosmik Debris 04:10
07 You Didn't Try To Call Me 03:40
08 Ain't Got No Heart 02:02
09 Love Of My Life 01:56
10 You Are What You Is 03:22
11 fade-out 00:27 **


Disc 02
12 fade-in 00:26 **
13 Easy Meat 11:49
14 Mudd Club 02:57
15 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing 03:08
16 Joe's Garage 02:23
17 Why Does It Hurt When I Pee? 02:26
18 Applause 01:40 *
19 1st Encore 00:35
20 Dancin' Fool 03:21
21 Bobby Brown 02:38
22 Miss Pinky 03:29
23 2nd Encore  00:41
24 Stick It Out 04:01
25 Applause 01:26 *
26 3rd Encore  00:44
27 I Don't Wanna Get Drafted 02:35
28 The Illinois Enema Bandit 09:44



Tracks 18 & 25 * are two pretty long sections of enthusiastic crowd noise. I left them so you get the whole concert exactly as it has been recorded. For your listening pleasure, you may want to burn a CD without these two tracks.

Tracks 11 & 12 ** (fade-out & fade-in) were added to make a more pleasurable listening experience at the end of the first CD and at the start of the second one. When listening on a computer or any media that can accomodate more than 75 minutes of music, you can simply leave these two tracks out, so you get the whole concert in one go.

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!

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John Lee Hooker - Live Montreux 1983

John Lee Hooker - Live Casino De Montreux 

Montreux, Switzerland

July 15, 1983
Excellent Soundboard Recording @192

Featuring:
Wille Dixon
John Hammond
Sugar Blue
Luther Allison

Set List:
01 - Serves Me Right To Suffer
02 - I Didn't Know
03 - High Heel Sneakers
04 - I'll Take Care Of You
05 - Boom Boom
06 - Worried Life Blues
07 - I'm Jealous
08 - Crawlin' Kingsnake
09 - Little Girl
10 - Boogie Chillen'

 Thanks to the now dead florcitaycamilo.blogspot.com

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The LeRoi Brothers - Open All Night (1986) {Out of Print}

The LeRoi Brothers - Open All Night (1986)

 Studio Recordings @ 192

{Out of Print}

It goes without saying that no one in Austin, Texas' LeRoi Brothers is named LeRoi. Debuting on the unpretentious Check This Action as a trio (singer/guitarists Steve Doerr and Don Leady and drummer Mike Buck) plus a guest bassist, the LeRois set to rocking without ado, reeling off energetically unreconstructed rock'n'roll / R&B covers (plus a few originals that don't slow down the party one bit) in an unmistakable Southwestern accent. Evan Johns replaced guitarist Don Leady (who went on to form the Tail Gators), Lucky Lucky Me is a full menu of high-energy tunes played for keeps. "Fight Fire With Fire," the zydeco-tinged "The Back Door" and a quick history lesson, "Elvis in the Army," are among the highlights.
~ Trouser Press

The LeRoi Brothers:
Evan Johns: Organ, Guitar, Vocals 
Jackie Newhouse: Bass 
Joe Doerr: Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals
Mike Buck: Percussion, Drums 
Steve Doerr: Guitar, Harmonica, Accordion, Vocals

Track List:

1. So Much to Say 

2. Chain of Love 

3. Pretty Girls Everywhere 

4. Hard Luck Blues 

5. Gusano 

6. Beat Don’t Ever Stop 

7. Wicked Prayer 

8. Alligator Man 

9. Maybe Little Baby 

10. Hey Baby 

11. Cindy, Cindy 

12. Ballad of the Leroi Brothers

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Eric Clapton - Live Belfast, Ireland 2004

Eric Clapton - Live Odyssey Arena

Belfast, Ireland
April 24, 2004

Pre-FM Source @320

Set List:

01 Let it Rain
02 Hoochie Coochie Man
03 Walk Out in the Rain
04 Bell Bottom Blues
05 I Shot the Sheriff
06 Milkcow's Calf Blues
07 When You've Got a Good Friend
08 They're Red Hot
09 Kind Hearted Woman Blues
10 Got to Get Better in a Little While
11 Have You Ever Loved a Woman
12 Badge
13 Wonderful Tonight
14 Layla
15 Cocaine
16 Sunshine of Your Love
17 Got My Mojo Working

BAND:
Eric Clapton:        Guitar, Vocals
Nathan East:        Bass, Vocals
Chris Stainton:        Keyboards
Steve Gadd:        Drums
Doyle Bramhall II:    Guitar, Vocals
Billy Preston:        Keyboards, Vocals
Sharon White:        Backing Vocals
Michelle John:        Backing Vocals
Special Guest:  Robert Randolph (Pedal Steel Guitar) on "Sunshine of your love" (partly)
and "Got My Mojo Working"


Geetarz 125/126
original lineage: TRADE > LiteOn iHAP322 (UL18 Firmware) > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Offset Calibrated, +6, 0) > FLAC (Level 5) >

This concert was originally aired live by BBC Radio 2.  The show begins with an announcer voice-over as the band begins with "Let it Rain". The original live broadcast ended with "Cocaine", as the band left the stage for the encore break. The encores ("Sunshine of Your Love" and "Got My Mojo Working") were never broadcast by the BBC.

This is a complete, pre-FM version of this show, with encores, "no optimod or additional compression". No remastering, no "tweaking", no editing, no B.S., in perfect digital quality. (The BBC distributed this show from the venue to their broadcast centre via an internal digital link, which is lossy.)

Thanks to the original source!

Belfast '04

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Philadelphia, PA. 1987

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live Mann Music Center
Philadelphia, PA.
June 30, 1987

Pre-FM Soundboard @ flac

Satellite broadcast feed>original pre-FM reels>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC

Set List:
Disc 1
01. Announcer (1:26)
02. Scuttle Buttin' > (3:03)
03. Say What (5:20)
04. Lookin' Out The Window (4:45)
05. Look At Little Sister (5:01)
06. Mary Had A Little Lamb (5:54)
07. Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love (9:29)
08. Superstition (4:37)
09. Willie The Wimp (6:52)
10. Cold Shot (5:43)
11. Couldn't Stand The Weather (8:29)
12. Life Without You (faded out and cut) (6:18)

Disc 2
01. Life Without You > Thank You > Annoucers - Encores? (13:58)
02. Come On > Love Struck Baby (8:03)
03. Rude Mood > Band Intros (4:22)
04. Annoucers (3:24)
05. Broadcast Outro ? - Pipeline (1:23)

Thanks to Dime and the people that share!!!

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Magazine - Live Rockpalast at DCR4

From the comments that almost no one reads...Dave Sez...

And another update for the clamouring masses: the video of Magazine's classic performance at Rockpalast in 1980 - a big download of 4 GB (from mega), but well worth it!

Say Thanks to Dark Circle Room 4

Gang Of Four - Anthrax Marxists {1980}

Gang Of Four - Live Germany

February, 1980

aka - Anthrax Marxists

Unknown FM or Soundboard Source (?) 

Liberated Bootleg @320

This recording has been around for some time. If you don't have it, grab it.

Set List:

1. (Cuts in) New Entertainment*

2.Not Great Men
3.Anthrax
4.Its Her Factory
5.Contract
6.Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time
7. Armtrite Rifle*
8.Damaged Goods
9.Part of This*

10.At Home Hes a Tourist
11.Naturals Not In It
12.Return the Gift
13.Ether
14.Roseanne (The Mekons)
15.Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time
16.I Found That Essence Rare

**Notes**
Interesting live boot. The track listed as 'Armatrite Rifle' (or Armalite Rifle) is actually an early version of 'History's Bunk!'... 'Part Of This' is actually 'Blood Free', an unreleased song (at least until the 2005 CD reissue of Entertainment!); and they cover 'Rosanne', a song by Mekons. Some titles on the cover are listed incorrectly. Some are obvious, but 'New Entertainment' isn't. It's actually '5.45'.
~punky gibbon

Marxists

The Bears - self titled {Out of Print}

The Bears - self titled

Studio recordings @320

{Out of Print}

The Bears were an American power pop band formed in 1985 in Cincinnati, Ohio. It features the distinctive avant-garde guitar playing of Adrian Belew, the band's most prominent member. In addition to guitarist, vocalist and producer Belew, the Bears consists of guitarist/vocalist Rob Fetters, drummer/vocalist Chris Arduser, and bassist Bob Nyswonger.

Adrian Belew is, without question, one of America's must under-rated guitar heroes. Besides being a sideman to the stars (King Crimson, David Bowie, Talking Heads), Belew also had a quartet with a group of friends called The Bears (formerly The Raisins). The managed to get a deal with a subsidiary of IRS Records and issued two fine CD's of power-pop, all colored with Belew's distinctive personal guitar style. Unfortunately this disc has been out of print for some time now.




Adrian Belew Power Trio
(Check out that little girl's bass chops!)

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Marcus Miller - Live Lugano & Juan Les Pins 2008

A Dave Sez contribution...

Marcus Miller - Live Lugano & Juan Les Pins 2008

Soundboard @ FM Sources @ Flac

Musicians :
Marcus Miller - Bass, Bass Clarinet
Alex Han - Saxophone
Jason "JT" Thomas - Drums
Federico Gonzales Pena - Keyboards (who also was playing with Miller in SMV at the time)

Estival Jazz, Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland
4th July 2008, SBD @ FLAC
Setlist :

01. Pluck (Interlude) / Blast [10:40]
02. Higher Ground (Stevie Wonder) [7:25]
03. Jean Pierre [17:15]
04. Panther [9:08]
05. When I Fall In Love [9:17]
06. Power [5:52]
07. Just Like A Woman [7:53]
08. What Is Hip [8:29]

Thanks to Dexondaz and SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX!

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Pinède Gould, Juan Les Pins, France, 16th July 2008, 
FM @ FLAC
No cover art.

01 - Blast [10:42]
02 - Higher Ground [6:55]
03 - Jean Pierre [10:29]
04 - Panther [13:38]
05 - When I Fall In Love [13:57]
06 - Frankenstein (DJ talks from [3:012] to [3:06]) [11:40]
07 - Come Together [7:13]

Thanks to qualitybootz!

There are also three recordings from 2011, the same year Marcus Miller released the official "Tutu Revisited". The three recordings are Tokyo with George Duke and David Sanborn @ 320, and Vienne and Juan Les Pins FLAC with Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter. The Juan Les Pins is still online at http://www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/marcus-miller-wayne-shorter-herbie-hancock-2011-07-15-juanlespins-fr-fm-flac-127303.html. The other two are available on kind request in the comments below, as are earlier recordings from Tokyo 1991, Nice 1994 and Osaka 1999.

Live '08

Various Artists - Bonnaroo Mixtape 2015

Bonnaroo Mixtape by Noistrade

Studio recordings @192

Track List:
    1-AWOLNATION - Windows
    2Twenty One Pilots - Fairly Local
    3-Courtney Barnett - Pedestrian At Best
    4-Run The Jewels - Close Your Eyes (And Count To Fuck) (Featuring Zack De La Rocha)
    5-STS9 - Golden Gate
    6-Trampled By Turtles - Wild Animals
    7-Brandi Carlile - The Eye
    8-Gregory Alan Isakov - Saint Valentine
    9-Jesse Terry - Stay Here With Me
    10-Bahamas - Waves
    11-Hurray for the Riff Raff - The Body Electric
    12-Guster - Endlessly
    13-Nothing More - This Is The Time (Ballast) (Acoustic Version)
    14-The Districts - 4th And Roebling
    15-Jessica Hernandez and The Deltas - Dead Brains
    16-Pokey LaFarge - Something In The Water
    17-Rubblebucket - My Life
    18-Benjamin Booker - Wicked Waters
    19-Clear Plastic Masks - So Real
    20-Highly Suspect - Lost
    21-All Them Witches - Charles William
    22-Against Me! - Black Me Out
    23-Kaleo - Broken Bones
    24-Brown Sabbath - Planet Caravan
    25-Glass Animals - Hazey (Boody Remix)
    26-Dark Waves - I Don't Wanna Be In Love
    27-Sylvan Esso - H.S.K.T.
    28-The Do - Trustful Hands
    29-B A S E C A M P - N2DEEP
    30-Tanya Tagaq - Uja
    31-Future Unlimited - Golden
    32-Imam Baildi - Argosvinis Moni
    33-SOJA - Shadow (featuring Trevor Young)
    34-Hudson K - Stuck on Repeat
    35-Jon Cleary - Pump it Up
    36-PHOX - Slow Motion (Sylvan Esso Remix)
    37-Rhiannon Giddens - Black Is the Color
    38-Earls of Leicester - Don't Let Your Deal Go Down

 Make sure to check out Brown Sabbath - Planet Caravan!!!

Noise Trade

Miles Davis - Live Amnesty International Concert 1986

Miles Davis - Live Giants Stadium

East Rutherford, NJ 

Amnesty International Concert
June 15, 1986
Broadcast Source @320


During June 1986, the human rights organisation Amnesty International ran a series of concerts across the USA, designed to raise the profile of its work. There were six benefit concerts and the final one was held in the huge outdoor Giants Stadium, featuring an array of artists that included Joni Mitchell, Little Steven, Joan Armatrading, Yoko Ono - and Miles.

Miles played a set lasting just under 30 minutes and his band consisted of Robben Ford (guitar), Bob Berg (saxophone), Robert Irving IIII and Adam Holzman (keyboards), Felton Crews (bass), Steve Thornton (percussion) and Vince Wilburn Jr (drums). There was also a special guest artist who sat in with the band - more on him later. It was a warm, sunny day and the vast audience was in good spirits - lots of beach balls were being passed amongst the crowd. Miles and his band were also in good humour - Miles exchanged smiles with a number of band members, blew kisses and pulled his tongue at the camera, and waved to the crowd. It was also a casual affair, with Miles wearing a light jacket, shirt and black and white polka dot trousers, Ford in shirt and jeans and Wilburn Jr sporting a baseball cap, tee-shirt and shorts. This was also a time when many of Miles's band emulated his habit of wearing sun glasses - Ford, Crews, Irving and Berg all sport them. Read more here:

Set List:

01. Speak/That's What Happened
02. Tutu
03. Splatch
04. Burn

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Suzanne Vega & Gerry Leonard - Live Leipzig, Germany 2014

Suzanne Vega & Gerry Leonard - Live Theaterfabrik

Leipzig, Germany

January 24, 2014

FM Source @320

In pop-music circles, Suzanne Vega is known almost entirely for two songs from the late 1980s: the child-abuse ballad "Luka" and a song that launched literally dozens of dance remixes, "Tom's Diner." But Vega has been making vital, inventive music the entire time — much of it folk-based, though her sound has taken many smart detours along the way — and is about to put out her first album of original material in seven years, Tales From the Realm of the Queen of Pentacles.

Performed with her brilliant guitarist and producer, Gerry Leonard — Vega splits the difference evenly between old and new — aided greatly by Leonard, who's worked extensively with David Bowie and lends these songs an extraordinary amount of color and texture.

Vega's songwriting gifts haven't waned at any point in her long career, and the new songs here — taken from a concept album about the way our world and the spiritual realm intersect — sound as sharp as anything she's done. It only makes sense that, nearly 30 years after her debut, she still examines new realms with grace, empathy and an explorer's spirit.
--STEPHEN THOMPSON


Set List:
01. Marlene On The Wall
02. Caramel                     
03. Fool's Complaint                    
04. Crack In The Wall                 
05. Jacob And The Angel                  
06. Left Of Center                     
07. Small Blue Thing                   
08. The Queen & The Soldier          
09. Song Of The Stoic                    
10. Laying On Of Hands                  
11. I Never Wear White                  
12. Don't Uncork What You Can't Contain  
13. Luka                   
14. Tom's Diner
15. Horizon (There Is A Road)          
16. Rosemary (Remember Me)               
17. You Come From Far Away 

            

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The Orchids - Unholy Soul {Out of Print} 1991

The Orchids - Unholy Soul - 1991

Studio Recordings @320

{Out of Print}

Unholy Soul is one of those albums that, hearing it for the first time, just makes you wonder where the band has been all this time. If Striving for the Lazy Perfection was their pinnacle, Unholy Soul is more than simply a lead up to it, 12 songs of emotional wit, sparkling U.K. indie pop arrangements spiked with a variety of electronic elements and a killer touch in James Hackett's vocals. While as seemingly drowsy as that of so many contemporary shoegazers -- something that the band's arrangements often parallel as well, though The Orchids favor a richness of texture over feedback overdrive and lots of digital delay -- Hackett's understatement isn't precious fragility but rumination, the voice of someone thinking things over in his head who occasionally finds courage to speak.
~Ned Raggett AMG

To me it sounds like a mellower, wimpier version of the Stone Roses, 

but what do I know.

Track List:

01: Me And The Black And White Dream
02: Women Priests And Addicts
03: Bringing You The Love
04: Frank De Salvo
05: Long Drawn Sunday Night
06: Peaches
07: Dirty Clothing
08: Moon Lullaby
09: Coloured Stone
10: The Sadness Of Sex (Part 1)
11: Waiting For The Storm
12: You Know I'm Fine

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Little Big Wolf - Pinkie Brown's House (2015)

Very worthwhile listen!

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