Jeff Beck - Ruis Rockfestival Beat Club & BBC 1971 & 1972 , Mid Valley (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)
Jeff Beck
August 22, 1971 
Ruis-Rockfestival 
Runsala-Parken, Turku (Mid Valley) 

Jeff Beck - guitar 
Bob Tench - vocals 
Cozy Powell - drums 
Clive Chaman - bass 
Max Middleton - keyboards 

01. New Ways> Train Train 
02. I Got To Have A Song 
03. I've Been Used 
04. Situation 
05. Jody 
06. Ice Cream Cakes 

Rip from my Ruis Rockfestival Beat Club & BBC 1971 & 1972 , Mid Valley silvers 

**********

Jeff Beck 
March 25, 1972 
Beat Club 
Radio Bremen's TV Studio 
Bremen 

01. Got The Feeling 
02. Situation 
03. Morning Dew 
04. Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You 
05. Going Down 
06. Definitely Maybe 

Rip from my Mid Valley silvers, High resolution scans of artwork included 

**********

Jeff Beck 
June 29, 1972 
BBC In Concert 
Paris Cinema 
London 

Rip from my silvers, High Res scans of art included 

01. Introduction 
02. Ice Cream Cakes 
03. Morning Dew 
04. Going Down 
05. Definitely Maybe 
06. Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You 
07. New Ways / Train Train 
08. Ain’t No Sunshine 
09. Got The Feeling, 
10. Let Me Love You 

Ruis Rockfestival Beat Club & BBC 1971 & 1972 is a Mid Valley budget release featuring the three best sounding documents of the second incarnation of the Jeff Beck Group. This project featured Clive Chaman (bass), Max Middleton (keyboards), Cozy Powell (drums) and Bob Tench on vocals and stood in contrast to the first group. The fun and loose feeling provided by Rod Stewart and Ron Wood was replaced by a tight, professional and diverse group with very interesting material. 

This group lasted just about a year and a half and produced only two albums, Rough And Ready and Jeff Beck Group before being disbanded. 

Mid Valley present three excellent sounding professionally recorded documents dating from just before the release of Rough And Ready to the BBC appearance a few weeks before the end. All of these tapes have been released before including Going Down To The BBC (Refine Masters) released last year. While the Refine Masters is a great release, Mid Valley is more complete. 

It is presented in a fatboy jewel case with EV’s super cheap, stupid and totally unhelpful garbage packaging. The front and back are generic TMoQ artwork with only an insert to describe the contents. I guess they want to bring back the days of vinyl when the LPs were stored in plain white sleeves with only an insert in the plastic, but even at the low price this is offered merits more effort. 

The new Jeff Beck Group finished recording Rough And Readyin July, 1971. One of their first live appearances was on August 22nd in the Ruis Rockfestival in Turku, Finland. Five songs from an excellent soundboard recording have been available and were pressed many years ago on Flying High Helsinki 1971 (EVSD 51), one of Empress Valley’s finest efforts. Three songs, “I Got To Have A Song,” I’ve Been Used” and “Situation” are found as filler on Going Down To The BBC (Refine Masters). 

WGPSEC describes the intensity of the set, and it starts off with the first song “New Ways / Train Train” which races by. What is apparent in this recording is the key role played by pianist Max Middleton. Throughout the short recording Beck and Middleton playing off one another, like in the “Jody” where they play a call and response game before the short drum solo and the segue into “Ice Cream Cakes.” 

The Yardbirds - Video Anthology (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Quality: VHSRip
Format: DVD Video
Video Codec: MPEG2
Audio Codec: MP3
Video: NTSC 4: 3 (720x480) VBR
Audio: English (Dolby AC3, 2 ch)

UK TV
01. Louise
02. I Wish You Would

SHINDIG GOES TO LONDON
03. For Your Love (incomplete)
04. Hang On Sloopy (incomplete)

SHINDIG
05. I Wish You Would
06. For Your Love
07. Heart Full of Soul
08. I'm a Man

TELEPACE [Italian TV]
09. For Your Love

WHERE THE ACTION IS
10. I Wish You Would
11. You're a Better Man Than I
12. Shapes of Things

HOLLABALLOO A GO GO
13. I'm a Man

POLL WINNERS 66
14. Train Kept a Rollin
15. Shapes of Things

SHIVAREE (US TV)
16. Heart Full of Soul
17. I'm a Man

CLIP FROM ANTONIONI'S "BLOW UP"
18. Stroll On

BEAT BEAT BEAT 1966 (GERMAN TV)
19. Shapes of Things
20. Happenings Ten Years Time Ago
21. Over Under Sideways Down
22. I'm a Man

UP BEAT
23. Heart Full of Soul (colour)

BOUTON ROUGE (FRENCH TV)
24. Train Kept a Rollin'
25. Dazed and Confused
26. Goodnight Sweet Josephine

BEAT CLUB - Renaissance (Keith Relf post-Yardbirds band)
27. Islands
28. Kings & Queens

01:27:44

Add. Information: 
The Yardbirds - a British rock band famous for guitarists who began their musical career in it: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page. It is enough to name the names of Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page to make the ears of the music lover prick up. Their presence in The Yardbirds, a powerful, innovative team with an original and inventive sound, only triples the interest in these heroes of the British scene of the 60s. Real heroes. The Yardbirds is not just a once-famous band in whose catalog there are a dozen hits. You won’t surprise anyone with such good today. Yardbirds are pioneers of brand new guitar rock. Starting their career with cover versions of blues and rhythm and blues songs, the Yardbirds did not stop there chants from someone else's voice. As it turned out, it is much more interesting to experiment, expanding the emotional and technical capabilities of pop rock. Clapton, Beck and Page's innovative techniques, combining distortion and amplification of sound with an elegant presentation and breathtaking virtuosity, radically changed the attitude to guitar in rock circles. Yardbirds have also been among the pioneers of psychedelia. They were not afraid of eclecticism and rather free handling of the material, and as a result, many of their undertakings set the stage for the coming offensive of hard rock and progressive rock.

Jeff Beck - 1989-2001 - Television Appearances (DVDfull pro-shot) ......... R.I.P.

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Jeff Beck .... 1983-2001
American television appearances and ARMS Shows DVD.

NTSC-DVD3.51GB/No Menu/Aspect Ratio 4:3/Resolution
720X480/All Pro Shot

American TV apperances:
Taped originally on VHS tape> to VOB file

All Pro Camera in Studio

1.Arsenio Hall Show
December 16, 1989
"Sling Shot" (mono)

2.Late Night
March 22, 1999
"What Mama Said"

3.Craig Kilborn Show
February 22, 2001
"Dirty Mind"

Jeff Beck appearances at
Ronnie Lane's Appeal for ARMS
(Action Research for Multiple Sclerosis)
Both shows Offically unreleased:
Musicians:Jeff Beck/Andy Fairweather Low/Jan Hammer/ Simon Phillips/Fernando Saunders.
(Vob files>Edited on Nero>Torrent>Dime)

4.Madison Square Garden, New York
Dec 9, 1983
(edited on Nero from full ARMS show)

5.The Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA December 2, 1983
(edited on Nero from full ARMS show)

SET LIST BOTH ARMS SHOWS:
Jeff Beck Set:

Star Cycle
The Pump
Definitely Maybe
Blue Wind
People Get Ready
Going Down

Jeff Beck Group - 1967-1968 - BECK'S BEEB-LERO (FM/FLAC) ......... R.I.P.

(FM broacast FLAC)

Jeff Beck Group 

"BECK'S BEEB-LERO" 

BBC Sessions, March 7, 1967 - September 17, 1968 

- CAREFULLY COMPLETED COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION - 

1) This new torrent comes with a newly found, hitherto uncirculated track, "Rock My Plimsoul", from the May 15, 1967 "Monday, Monday" BBC radio show. Thanks a kazillion, also on behalf of all Jeffonatix, to my swapmate Ashbo. 

2) Also, the first track "I Ain't Superstitious" from the March 7, 1967 Saturday Club show underwent a highly necessary, MAJOR pitch correction by -7% (yes!); 

3) all tracks were checked again and interference crackles were removed or (further) smoothened, the channel levels were individually auto-boosted wherever possible, plus minor edits applied for "cleaning", where necessary. 

Track listing and all details indispensable to a Jeff collector's life, re-using most of fellow-Dimer Jeff J.'s previous elaborate info, and crossed-checked with Chris Hjort's listings in his "Jeff's Book": 

A) Sources: various b'casts 

Show: Saturday Club, rec. date: March 7, 1967, first air date: March 18, 1967 - 15 min. EX quality except #1, which is VG++/EX- quality. 

Line-up: Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Mickey Waller, Dave Ambrose 

1. I Ain't Superstitious (now pitch corrected by -7%) 

2. Jeff Beck interview 

3. Hi Ho Silver Lining 

4. I Know I'm Losing You 

5. Let Me Love You 

6. Stone Cold Crazy 

Show: Monday, Monday, air date: May 15, 1967, Playhouse Theatre, London - 3 min. VG- quality (Let Me Love You and Hi Ho Silver Lining were also played but not taped). 

Line-up: Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Aynsley Dunbar. 

7. Rock My Plimsoul 

Show: Saturday Club, rec. date: July 4, 1967, first air date: July 8, 1967 - 11 min. EX quality. 

Line-up: Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Aynsley Dunbar. 

8. Rock My Plimsoul (longer than 17/9/1968 version) 

9. This Morning 

10. Tallyman 

Show: Top Gear, rec. date: Nov. 1, 1967, first air date: Nov. 5, 1967 - 16 min. EX- quality.** 

Line-up: Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Mickey Waller. 

11. I Ain't Superstitious 

12. Beck's Bolero 

13. You'll Never get to Heaven 

14. You Shook Me 

15. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever 

Show: Top Gear, rec. date: Sept. 17, 1968, 1st air date Sept. 29, 1968 (except #17, first air date Nov. 3, 1968 acc. to "Jeff's Book") - 19 min. EX quality. 

Line-up: Jeff Beck Group with Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Mickey Waller. 

16. You Shook Me 

17. Rock My Plimsoul (shorter than 4/7/1967 version) 

18. Shapes of Things 

19. Rice Pudding 

20. Sweet Little Angel 

B) Sources: BBC's Transcription Disc LPs: 

Show: Saturday Club, rec. date: March 7, 1967 - 5 min. EX quality. 

21. Hi Ho Silver Lining 

22. I Know I'm Losing You 

Show: Saturday Club, rec. date: July 4, 1967 - 7 min. EX quality. 

23. Rock My Plimsoul (longer than 17/9/1968 version) 

24. Tallyman 

Show: Top Gear, rec. date: Sept. 17, 1968 - 6 min. EX quality 

25. Rock My Plimsoul (shorter than 4/7/1967 version) 

26. Shapes of Things (c. 1 min. of Jeff solo edited out - Grrrrr!) 

**Seems no tracks from this Nov. 1, 1967 Top Gear show ever made it to a Transcription Disc. 

Deep Purple - 1985 - Perfect Gunners Box Set (AUD/FLAC)

(audience FLAC)

DEEP PURPLE
1985-May-13 Budokan, Tokyo, Japan (Disc 01-02).
1985-May-14 Budokan, Tokyo, Japan (Disc 03-04).
1985-May-16 Budokan, Tokyo, Japan (Disc 05-06).

Source : Unknown Audience Recordings.

"Perfect Gunners" Shades Records (Bootleg).

Ian Gillan (Vocals)
Ritchie Blackmore (Guitars)
Jon Lord (Kyboards)
Roger Glover (Bass, BG Vocals)
Ian Paice (Drums, Percussion)

Disc 01
01. Opening
02. Highway Star
03. Nobody's Home
04. Strange Kind Of Woman
05. Blues - A Gyspsy's Kiss
06. Perfect Strangers
07. Under The Gun
08. Lazy
09. Ian Paice Drums Solo
10. Child In Time

Disc 02
01. Knocking At Your Back Door
02. Difficult To Cure
03. Jon Lord Keyboards Solo
04. Space Struckin'
05. Woman From Tokyo
06. Black Night
07. Smoke On The Water

Disc 03
01. Opening
02. Highway Star
03. Nobody's Home
04. Strange Kind Of Woman
05. Blues - A Gyspsy's Kiss
06. Perfect Strangers
07. Under The Gun
08. Lazy
09. Ian Paice Drums Solo
10. Child In Time

Disc 04
01. Knocking At Your Back Door
02. Difficult To Cure
03. Jon Lord Keyboards Solo
04. Space Struckin'
05. Woman From Tokyo
06. Black Night
07. Smoke On The Water

Disc 05
01. Opening
02. Highway star
03. Nobody's Home
04. Strange Kind Of Woman
05. Blues - A Gypsy's Kiss
06. Perfect Strangers
07. Under The Gun
08. Lazy
09. Drum Solo
10. Child In Time

Disc 06
01. Knocking At Your Backdoor
02. Difficult To Cure
03. Keyboard Solo
04. Space Truckin'
05. Woman From Tokyo
06. Black Night
07. Smoke On The Water

Total Time - 347:34.62

Neil Young - Live and Rare (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Label: YELLOW CAT Made In: japan

RARE ORIGINAL CD - 13 RARE TRACKS WITH GUESTS 

Lineage:HD>TLH>TTD>YOU

Price: $48.30 

Category: ROCK 

Media: CD 
Records in set: 1 

Label: YELLOW CAT 
Release Number: 023 
Manufactured: JP JAPAN 
Release Date: 12/31/94

01. Mr. Soul (Young) 5:02
02. Cinammon Girl (Young) w/Crazy Horse - 
Great Woods, Massachusettes 1986 3:23
03. If You Got Love (Young) - "Human Highway" LP outtake 3:20
04. Amber Jean (Young) w/International Harvesters, Nashville 1985 3:42
05. Baby What You Want Me To Do (J.Reed) 6:57
06. Things I Used To Do (Trad.) 4:14
07. Sweet Little Rock And Roller / Nadine - Medley (C.Berry) 
w/G.E.Smith and the Michael Bloomfield Band - The Ritz, NY 9:25
08. My My Hey Hey (Young) 2:46
09. Worried Man Blues (Trad.) w/Devo from the film "Human Highway" 4:08
10. American Woman (Bachman/Cummings/Kale/Petersen) 6:41
11. Just Like Tom Thumb Blues (Dylan) 5:34
12. Down By The River (Young) ll:58
13. Takin' Care Of Business (Bachman) w/Guess Who, The Devrons & The Squires 
Winnipeg,Manitoba "Shakin' All Over 25 Year Reunion Party" 6:30

Total time of CD: 73:47

From the Booklet liner notes : 
"Neil Young is an incredibly diverse musician and individual. One look at his solo catalogue, and a more careful investigation into the many musical styles & motifs represented by that catalog will easily prove this point. He can play the tastiest blues licks, the grungiest power chords, the tightest little rock and roll arrangements and some of the best country twang ..... all wherever the mood strikes.Over the years, Neil has also gained the reputation of a rocker who likes to lend a hand to his fellow musician when the opportunity arises. Most folks in the industry, then, are quick to return the favour if Neil ever asks for their support or help on a song, a concert or a film project. Knowing his sense for fun & adventure, and his eye for quality, anyone who works with Neil can assume that the finished product will probably turn out extremley well ... or that at least they'll have a blast at making it happen.

So this CD show's off some examples of Neil's work; mostley with his friends. The first 2 tracks offer Neil with long time cronies "Crazy Horse"; captured live here in 1986 at Great Wood in Massachusettes in the U.S. Track 3 features Neil all on his own in an outtake from the original "Trans" LP, when it still carried the titleto the [unreleased] film "Human Highway". Tracks 8 & 9, incidentally, are Neil's jam's with Devo, taken directley from the soundtrack to that film. Neil shows off his country side on track 4 in concert with the International Harvesters in Nashville in 1985. Neil takes the stage with G.E.Smith & the late Michael Bloomfield's former band as they play tribute to Bloomfield during this performance at The Ritz in New York.The closing segment of the disk is, in my opinion, the most historic. In 1990, a musican who had played in a regional rock band in the sixties organised a benefit concert at Calvin High School, his alma mater, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He called upon all the famous, and not so famous musical alumni of the school to see if they could lend a hand to 
this musical high school reunion. The call back to Calvin High Schoolcaught the ears of it's most famous students. 

Neil Young (Former member of "The Squires"), 
Burton Cummings (Of "The Devrons")
and Randy Bachman ("Chad Allen & The Expressions") 
were among the dozens of Musicians who reunited with their old bands from the sixties and, inevitably, with one another. 
The last four tracks are taken from this incredible event which took place at the local concert hall in Winnipeg and it includes jams on two Guess Who classics, a Randy Bachman solo number, a Neil classic & a Bob Dylan oldie.

Jimi Hendrix - Kiss the Sunshine (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Kiss the Sunshine (Jon's Attic / - / 2CDR)

(Outtakes 1967-70 incl Burning Of The Midnight Lamp (4) Mixing Session 1967, Acetates 1967 & Cry Of Love Low Vocal Mixes 1968-70; Details remain to be sorted out) 1st, 2nd & Low Gen [Mostly 1st & 2nd Gen Cassettes > DAT > CDR]

Disc 1: 

01 - Jam Thing

02 - Ezy Rider (10)

03 - Ezy Rider (34)

04 - Drifting (10)

05 - Straight Ahead (9)

06 - Freedom (9)

07 - Night Bird Flying (4)

08 - My Friend (3)

09 - Straight Ahead

10 - Astro Man (9)

11 - Night Bird Flying

12 - Gypsy Boy

13 - Little One (1)

14 - Dream (1)

15 - Dance (1)

16 - My Friend

17 - Night Bird Flying

18 - Nervous Breakdown (JS2)

Disc 2:

01 - Seven Dollars In My Pocket

02 - Young / Hendrix

03 - Crosstown Traffic

04 - Midnight Lightning

05 - Stone Free Again

06 - Burning Of The Midnight Lamp (4) Mixing Session

John Lennon - Imagine Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

1) Imagine... More Session Tapes

How Do You Sleep?

01 - First Rehearsal

02 - Riffling

03 - Another Pass

04 - Tuning Jam

05 - Slow Rehearsal

06 - A Bit Of Reggae

07 - "Slate 12" Low Vocal False Start

08 - Low Vocal False Start #2

09 - Low Vocal Rehearsal

10 - Piano Solo False Start

11 - Piano Solo

12 - Piano Solo Rehearsal

13 - Eight-Track Take One

14 - Phil's Rhythm Instructions

15 - Eight-track Take Two

16 - ...From Georges Solo

17 - Imagine

18 - How

19 - I'm The Greatest

20 - Conversion

It's So Hard

01 - John Strats Tape

02 - King Curtis Arrives

03 - Intro Playback

04 - John Demonstrates On Acoustic

05 - King Curtis Riffs

06 - First Pass And More Riffing

07 - Second Pass

08 - King Curtis Asks John A Question

09 - Third Pass

10 - John Gives King Curtis Feedback

11 - Another Pass At The Intro

12 - Another Pass At The Intro #2

13 - Last Pass

I Don't Want To Be A Soldier

14 - John Discusses The 1966 Tour

15 - First Playback

16 - Playback Continued - The First "Hit It"

17 - Playback Continued - The Second "Hit It"

18 - John And Curtis Talk

19 - First Pass

20 - John Instructs King Curtis

21 - Second Pass

22 - Third Pass

23 - Last Pass

2) Imagine....All The Outtakes

The Alternate Album...

01 - Imagine (Version 2, Take 1)

02 - Crippled Inside (Take 17)

03 - Jealous Guy (Take 2)

04 - It's So Hard (Take 2)

05 - I Don't Wanna Be A Solider, Mama I Don't Wanna Die (Take 2)

06 - Gimme Some Truth (Alternate Vocal)

07 - Oh My Love (Take 2)

08 - How Do You Sleep (Alternate Vocal)

09 - How? (Alternate Vocal A)

10 - Oh Yoko! (Take 9)

11 - "Just A Little Story..." (Studio Monologue)

12 - Well (Baby Please Don't Go) (Take 1)

The Outtakes...

01 - Imagine (Take 1)

02 - Imagine (Take 2)

03 - Imagine (Take 3)

04 - Imagine (Alternate Vocal)

05 - Crippled Inside (Take 2)

06 - Jealous Guy (Take 1)

07 - Jealous Guy (Take 7)

08 - Jealous Guy (Vocal Take 20)

09 - I Don't Wanna Be A Solider, Mama I Don't Wanna Die (Take 1 With Sax)

10 - I Don't Wanna Be A Solider, Mama I Don't Wanna Die (Alternate Mix)

11 - Oh My Love (Alternate Take 1a)

12 - Oh My Love (Alternate Take 1b)

13 - How? (Take 12)

14 - How? (Alternate Vocal B)

15 - How? (Original Take 2) 

16 - Oh Yoko! (Take 7)

17 - I'm The Greatest (Piano Demo)

18 - Imagine (Rehearsal)

19 - San Francisco Bay Blues (Impromptu Studio Solo)

The Sessions...

01 - How Do You Sleep (Rehearsal 1)

02 - Tuning Jam

03 - How Do You Sleep (Rehearsal 2)

04 - How Do You Sleep (Rehearsal 3)

05 - How Do You Sleep (Version 2)

06 - How Do You Sleep (Take 2)

07 - How Do You Sleep (Version 3)

08 - How Do You Sleep (Alternate Vocal B)

The Demos...

09 - Oh My Love (Acoustic Demo A, Late 1968)

10 - Oh My Love (Acoustic Demo B, Late 1968)

11 - How? (Piano Demo, Late 1970)

12 - People Get Ready/How? (Piano Demo, Late 1970 - Early 1971))

13 - Medley: How?/Child Of Nature/Oh Yoko! (Piano Demo, Late 1970 - Early 1971)

14 - Oh Yoko! (Acoustic Demo, Mid 1969)

15 - Oh Yoko! (Piano Demo, Late 1970 - Early 1971)

The Overdub Session...

16 - It's So Hard (Sax Overdub 7-4-1971 NYC)

17 - I Don't Wanna Be A Solider, Mama I Don't Wanna Die (Sax Overdub 7-4-1971 NYC)

18 - How Do You Sleep? (Reprise)

This is from the Vigotone label. It's an excellent collection that makes you wish more attention was paid to the solo Beatle albums (I'm really waiting for a Ringo compilation of whatever there is from the 70s). Of course some sections are more interesting than the others, but that you'll have to find out for yourself. I may recommend to start with the alternate album and if you want more just serve yourself. This collection made me appreciate the Imagine album even more. I don't know why but it's nver been my favourite Lennon album now it's going up though.

Bob Dylan - 1961 - The Ghost Of Woodie Guthrie (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

Bob Dylan 

The Ghost Of Woody Guthrie 

1961 Recordings 

01. 1913 Massacre - November 4, 1961 (Live at Carnegie Chapter Hall) 

02. Ain't Got No Home - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

03. Baby Please Don't Go - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

04. Car, Car - September 6, 1961 (Live at The Gaslight Cafe) 

05. Cocaine Blues - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

06. Don't Push Me Down - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

07. Gypsy Davy - Early 1961 (Gleason Tape) 

08. Handsome Molly - July 29, 1961 (Riverside Church Tape) 

09. How'd You Do - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

10. In The Evening - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

11. In The Pines - November 4, 1961 (Live at Carnegie Chapter Hall) 

12. It's Hard To Be Blind - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

13. Omie Wise - July 29, 1961 (Riverside Church Tape) 

14. Pastures Of Plenty - Early 1961 (Gleason Tape) 

15. Poor Lazarus - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

16. Railroad Bill - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

16. Railroad Boy - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

18. Remember Me - Early 1961 (Gleason Tape) 

19. Stealin' - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

20. Talking Merchant Marine - November 4, 1961 (Live at Carnegie Chapter Hall) 

21. This Train Is Bound For Glory - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

22. Young But Daily Growing - November 4, 1961 (Live at Carnegie Chapter Hall) 

Bonus Tracks 

01. Backwater Blues - November 4, 1961 (Live at Carnegie Chapter Hall) 

02. Death Don't Have No Mercy - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

03. Ramblin' Round - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

04. San Francisco Bay Blues - May 1961 (Minnesota Party Tape) 

05. See The My Grave Is Kept Clean - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

06. VD City - December 22, 1961 (Minnesota Hotel Tape) 

Notes 

These recordings collectively form the best of what Bob Dylan recorded before the release of his first album. None are original songs; as the name suggests, Woody Guthrie and the music of the 1930s and 1940s hang like a specter over much of the material here. 

You can really get a sense of Dylan beginning his journey towards musical stardom. While his earliest recordings here sound reasonably tentative, by the later recordings he has developed a knack for showmanship and inhabiting the songs. He even cracks a lewd joke when introducing "Talking Merchant Marine." 

As is unsurprising, the sound quality is questionable at times. While the Minnesota Hotel Tape and the Carnegie Chapter Hall recordings sound utterly remarkable, the Minnesota Party Tape and the Riverside Church Tape leave a bit to be desired. The Gleason Tape falls squarely in the middle - it has an ambience that makes up for its loud tape noise. None of the recording quality detracts significantly from the songs, and listenability was a concern, as ever, in compiling this set. 

The bonus content includes a couple of songs that were on an earlier iteration of this record, and a handful of others that were interesting (especially Backwater Blues!) but that couldn't quite fit on the proper CD. "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" represents the only representation of music present on Dylan's debut LP, though the melody of "1913 Massacre" would be reappropriated for "Song To Woody."

Rush - Power Windows Demo Tape (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Noise Reduction Version 
UltimoGuitarist's cassette tape of the Power Windows Demos 
Encoded with Tag&Rename 

01 - Middletown Dreams 
02 - The Big Money 
03 - Mystic Rhythms 
04 - Marathon 
05 - Emotion Detector 
06 - Grand Designs 
07 - Territories 
08 - Manhattan Project 

David Bowie - The Young American Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

This is my compilation of the only “real” unreleased outtakes from the Young Americans album sessions. I’ve structured the track order according to infos found on http://www.freewebs.com/theyearofthediamonddog/youngamericanssessions.htm. 
The tracks (taken from Can You Hear Me Call - The Young Americans Studio Sessions by Eat a Peach Records - banned because of the high number of officially released tracks) are all lossless 
and come straight from the original silver-disc. You can find any info you ever could desire about the songs and the recordings on the upper link!

SIGMA SOUND STUDIO
01 - Young Americans [stripped-down mix]
02 - Young American [take 3, sample]
03 - After Today [take 1, sample]
04 - Lazer [take 1, sample]
05 - Shilling The Rubes [take 1, sample]
06 - Never No Turnin' Back [demo]
07 - Somebody Up There (Likes Me) [unfinished mix]
08 - Take It In, Right [demo]
09 - Can You Hear Me [stripped-down mix]

RECORD PLANT STUDIO
10 - Fascination [stripped-down mix]

ELECTRIC LADY STUDIO
11 - Accross The Universe [stripped-down mix]
12 - Fame [stripped-down mix]

BONUS TRACKS
13 - Funky  Music [Luther Vandross demo]*
14 - Young Americans [US radio promo]
15 - Young Americans [US TV promo]

*recorded in Sigma Sound Studio

Stevie Nicks - Cathouse Blues (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Type: Studio Demos

Audio Quality: B+

Media: FLAC, 1CD-R

Linage: CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC

01. Watchdevil

02. Secret Love

03. Without You

04. Storms

05. Candlebright (Buckingham Nicks)

06. That's Alright (Buckingham Nicks)

07. Garbo (Buckingham Nicks)

08. Sorcerer (Buckingham Nicks)

09. Goldfish And The Ladybug (Buckingham Nicks)

10. Cathouse Blues (Buckingham Nicks)

11. Smile At You

12. Castaway

13. Silver Springs

14. After The Gliiter Fades

15. Crying In The Night (Alternate Version)

16. Kind Of Woman

17. Think About It

Notes: 

As with most Stevie Nicks demos, prior to the master reels appearing, the quality is far from perfect.

Mark Knopfler - BBC Sessions (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

BBC Sessions" - Golden Eggs [Egg 77]

[01] Baloney Again [03:24]

[02] Marbletown [03:33]

[03] Song For Sonny Liston - acoustic [04:09]

[04] Everybody Pays [05:39]

[05] Boom Like That [04:39]

[06] Let It All Go - acoustic [04:51]

[07] Secondary Waltz [03:36]

[08] Donegans Gone [02:42]

[09] Rudiger [05:45]

[10] True Love Will Never Fade [04:37]

[11] The Fizzy And The Still [04:02]

[12] Let It All Go - electric [05:20]

[13] Our Shangri-La [07:19]

[14] Romeo And Juliet [03:30]

[15] Good On You Son [04:13]

[16] The Boxer [04:05]

Author - Paul Simon

[17] Waterbound [04:08]

Author - Dirk Powell

[18] Local Hero [03:33]

More Info:

1. Johnnie Walker show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK, 6th September 2000

2. Johnnie Walker show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK, 18th September 2000

3. Johnnie Walker show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK, 27th September 2004

4-5. Ken Bruce show, Abbey Road Studios, London, UK, 12th October 2004

6-7. Johnnie Walker show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK, 16th September 2007

8-13. The Music Club - Simon Mayo show, BBC Radio 2, Maida Vale studios, London, UK, 5th October 2007

14-16. Ken Bruce show, Piano Room, BBC building, London, UK, 29th October 2018

17. Jools Holland show, BBC building, London, UK, 19th November 2018

18. Loose Ends, BBC building, London, UK, 17th November 2018

Nirvana - Unsurpassed Bastards (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Nirvana "Unsurpassed Bastards"

01 Class Of '86 (Demo, March 1986)

02 Bambi Slaughter (Demo, March 1986)

03 Made Not Born (Demo, March 1986)

04 Bleed (Demo, March 1986)

05 I Don't Want Your Cross (Demo, March 1986)

06 Insurance Man (Demo, March 1986)

07 Blathers Log (Demo, March 1986)

08 Downer (Demo, March 1986)

09 Hairspray Queen (First Concert, March 1987)

10 Floyd The Barber (KAOS FM, May 1987)

11 Mexican Seafood (KAOS FM, May 1987)

12 Love Buzz (Rehearsal, Summer 1987)

13 Raunchola (Rehearsal, Summer 1987)

14 Aero Zeppelin (Live in Tacoma, January 1988)

15 Erectum (Live in Tacoma, March 1988)

16 Capitol Lake Jam Ad (August 1988)

17 Big Cheese (Demo, June 1988)

18 Mr. Moustache (Demo, June 1988)

19 Even In His Youth (Live in Manchester, September 1988)

20 Verse Chrous Verse (Demo, Summer 1990)

21 Dumb (Live on KAOS, September 1990)

22 Pennyroyal Tea (Demo, Fall 1990)

23 Stain (Live in Seattle, November 1990)

24 Sappy (Nevermind Outtake, May 1991)

25 Meat (Demo, January 1993)

26 Lullaby (In Utero Outtake, February 1993)

A selection of high quality tracks that were excluded from all of the official box set releases.

Ass Blaster 004

Fan Made Release - Not For Sale

Tangerine Dream - 1971-1989 - Rarities (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

TANGERINE DREAM - Rarities '70s-'80s

[ This Place Records TPR CD 011 ]

All the non-album tracks and alternate versions taken from samplers, compilations, singles and promos released between 1971 and 1989.

CD1:

01. Ultima Thule Part 1 (from "Ultima Thule" German 7", 1971)

02. Ultima Thule Part 2 (from "Ultima Thule" German 7", 1971)

03. Oszillator Planet Concert (from "Ossiach Live" LP, 1971)

04. Overture (from "V" sampler LP, 1975)

05. Stratosfear (single version) (from "Stratosfear" 7", 1976)

06. The Big Sleep In Search Of Hades (single version) (from "Stratosfear" 7", 1976)

07. Monolight (single version) (from "Encore" UK 7", 1977)

08. Baryll Blue (from "'70-'80" box set, 1980)

09. Chimes And Chains (from "'70-'80" box set, 1980)

10. Haunted Heights (from "'70-'80" box set, 1980)

11. Dr. Destructo (extended version) (from "Dr. Destructo" US promo 12", 1981)

12. Das Mädchen Auf Der Treppe (from "Das Mädchen Auf Der Treppe" German 12", 1982)

13. Flock (from "Das Mädchen Auf Der Treppe" German 12", 1982)

14. Katja (from "Das Mädchen Auf Der Treppe" German 12", 1982)

15. Speed (from "Das Mädchen Auf Der Treppe" German 12", 1982)

CD2:

01. Daydream (from "Daydream" German 7", 1983)

02. Moorland (from "Daydream" German 7", 1983)

03. Music Tracks 1 thru 8 (from "Risky Business - The Audio Movie Kit" US promo LP, 1983)

04. The Dream Is Aways The Same (original LP version) (from "Risky Business" LP, 1984)

05. Love On A Real Train (original LP version) (from "Risky Business" LP, 1984)

06. Warsaw In The Sun (single version) (from "Warsaw In The Sun" 7", 1984)

07. Warsaw In The Sun Part 1 (from "Warsaw In The Sun" 12", 1984)

08. Warsaw In The Sun Part 2 (from "Warsaw In The Sun" 12", 1984)

09. Streethawk (single version) (from "Streethawk" US 12", 1985)

10. Horns Of Doom (from KLEM "Jubileum" Dutch cassette, 1986)

11. Dolphin Smile (from "Dolphin Dance" US 12", 1986)

12. A Time For Heroes (single version) (from "A Time For Heroes" US CD5, 1987)

13. A Time For Heroes (extended version) (from "A Time For Heroes" US CD5, 1987)

14. Tyger (single version) (from "Tyger" 7", 1987)

15. House Of The Rising Sun (from Reflex Magazine flexidisc, 1989)

16. Alexander Square (extended version) (from "Alexander Square" German CD5, 1989)

17. Lost Tale (from KLEM "Electronische Muziek 1989" Dutch CD, 1989)

Details:

The purpose of this 2-CD set is to compile all the Tangerine Dream music that was released outside the regular albums during the ‘70s and the ‘80s, from the best possible sources and with the best possible quality. All the tracks here are therefore taken from samplers, compilations, singles and promos that were released by the band during that period but are out of print since a long time, and are presented chronologically by date of release.

Versions from singles or compilations that are just extracts from the regular album versions were not considered. Alternate versions of album songs were included only when they were a different mix, an extended version or an edited version.

Each track was carefully remastered, with manual cleaning of vinyl crackles and with special attention to ensure a correct speed (some of these rarities available on bootlegs often run too fast).

Additional notes for some tracks:

Ultima Thule Part 1 is the original 1971 mix, not the 2000 remix available on some recent compilations.

Oszillator Planet Concert was recorded live on 21Jun71.

Overture is part of the unreleased "Oedipus Tyrannus" project, recorded Jun74.

Stratosfear and The Big Sleep In Search Of Hades from the Stratosfear single are edited versions.

The single version Monolight is a remixed version.

The extended version of Dr. Destructo has a portion of the original track duplicated to make it longer.

The 8 music tracks from the Risky Business audio movie kit are actually the following:

- Track 1 is an alternate mix of No Future

- Track 2 is an alternate mix of Lana

- Track 3 is an alternate version of Guido The Killer Pimp

- Tracks 4, 5 and 6 are short sound effects

- Track 7 is Edinburgh Castle

- Track 8 is an alternate mix of Love On A Real Train and corresponds to the closing credits

The Dream Is Always The Same and Love On A Real Train from the original soundtrack LP are alternate versions compared to the soundtrack CD versions.

The three versions of Warsaw In The Sun are different remixes.

The single version of Streethawk is a remix.

Horns Of Doom was made available in 1986 but is actually a 1980 recording.

The single version of Tyger is a slight remix, with more percussions during the chorus.

The extended version of Alexander Square is based on the album track Alexander Square Reprise, but with an extended central part.

Cream - Fresh Cream Outtakes & Acetates (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

(July - August 1966 Rayrik Studios, Chalk Farm, London, England
+ September - November 1966 Ryemuse Studios, Mayfair, London, England)

LINEAGE:
silver bootleg CD > CD-R (trade) > EAC wav (hard drive) > Trader's Little Helper flac

01. Cat's Squirrel
02. Beauty Queen
03. Rollin' And Tumblin'
04. Coffee Song
05. Toad
06. Sweet Wine
07. I Feel Free
08. I Feel Free
09. I Feel Free
10. I Feel Free
11. Wrapping Paper
12. Wrapping Paper
13. You Make Me Feel
14. You Make Me Feel
15. Sleepy Time Time
16. Sweet Wine
17. I'm So Glad
18. Wrapping Paper
19. From Four Until Late
20. Cat's Squirrel

Roy Orbison - 1967-xx-xx - Melbourne, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Festival Hall

SourceSBD)Reel>WAV>Sound Forge (clean up)>FLAC 

Disc 1
01. Crying
02. Dream Baby
03. Running Scared
04. Mean Woman Blues
05. Leah
06. Communication Breakdown
07. Too Soon To Know
08. Pretty Woman

Disc 2
Roy Orbison - Show 2 1967 - Possibly Jan 27th Festival Hall 
01. Only The Lonely 
02. Crying 
03. Dream Baby 
04. Running Scared 
05. Mean Woman Blues 
06. Leah 
07. Communication Breakdown
08. Too Soon To Know (CUT AT END OF REEL) 

Original notes:
Hi all, I'm happy to present to you a great rare performance by Roy Orbison from his 1967 tour to Melbourne, Australia. This concert was held at Festival Hall. A great historical artifact from the vaults! This comes from an Australian radio Broadcast, as the announcement at the end of the show gives away. 

Taj Mahal - 1971-05-23 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

 

(Soundboard FLAC)

Taj Mahal 

TITLE: Live At The Fillmore East 

DATE: May 23rd, 1971 

VENUE: Fillmore East 

LOCATION: New York City, NY 

SOURCE: SBD 

QUALITY: A+ 

ARTWORK: Included 

Source: MSBD reel @ 7 1/2 ips-> CDR->EAC->FLAC HDD->torrent 

CD1

01. Unknown Acoustic Blues # 

02. Goin' Fishin 

03. Tom & Sally Drake 

04. Good Morning Miss Brown 

05. Ain't Gwine to Whistle DixieAnymo' 

06. Going Up To The Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue 

07. Sweet Mama Janisse 

08. You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond 

CD2

01. Stealin' 

02. John, Ain't It Hard 

03. She Caught the Katy (And Left me a Mule to Ride) 

04. Diving Duck Blues 

05. You Ain't No Street Walker Mama, Honey But I Do Love The Way You Strut Your Stuff 

TOTAL RUNTIME: 1hr 27mins 50 secs 

LINEAGE: MSBD reel @ 7 1/2 ips-> CDR->EAC->FLAC>WAV>CEP v2.1>FLAC 

EDITING NOTES: 

This amazing stereo recording, taken from the soundboard master reel, showcases Taj Mahal in all his early 70's crossover blues glory. A lot of the material here is also available on the official Taj Mahal live recording from the same venue, recorded just a few months earlier, 1972's The Real Thing. 

My efforts to improve the sound quality of this recording, which is already superb, were minimal and include light tweaking of the frequency spectrum to eliminate some flatness and unbalanced frequency levels. I tried to focus on not altering the overall dynamic of the recording, which would eliminate the original feel of the music, while taking out some of the more subtle flaws. 

I included artwork that I put together from what I could find that would sort of fit with the recording since there seems to be nothing available to my knowledge! First I had to determine the titles of most tracks, which were somewhat mislabelled by the original seeder of the source recording, who I am forever grateful to for providing such a recording!! No worries!! I managed to find the proper titles for every song but the first one! The original tracklisting is kept the same as the source with one difference: I seperated track 1 into 2 tracks since it contained 2 songs, the unknown song and Gone Fishin'. 

I am aware that this show could fit on one disc if some of the dead air is taken out but I decided not to do this, in efforts to keep the recording as original and complete as possible, even if it contains some near silent periods. This is what happened at the show so it's included! 

If anyone knows the title of the first song with 100% confidence, let me know so I can fix the artwork!!

Van Morrison - 2003 - Unreleased Live (SBD/FM/FLAC)

(Soundboard/FM FLAC)

Van Morrison - "Unreleased Live 2003" 

Compilation of Live Songs - 2003 Tour 

Source: SB (FM) Sound Quality: A+

Venues: 

Musikhalle - Hamburg, Germany - 13 November, 2003 

Forum Theatre - Malvern, England - 25 November, 2003 

Auditorium Stravinski - Montreux, Switzerland - 19 July, 2003

Disc 1 

01. I Will Be There (Hamburg) 

02. Whinin' Boy Moan (Malvern) 

03. Once In A Blue Moon (Malvern) 

04. What's Wrong With This Picture? (Malvern) 

05. Little Village (Malvern) 

06. Have I Told You Lately? (Malvern) 

07. That's Life (Hamburg) 

08. In The Midnight (Hamburg) 

09. Back On Top (Hamburg) 

10. I Like It Like That / Kansas City (Hamburg) 

11. St. James Infirmary (Montreux) 

12. Don't Start Cryin' Now / Custard Pie (Montreux) 

13. Hoochie Coochie Man (Montreux) 

Disc 2 

01. Listen to the Lion (Malvern) 

02. It Once Was My Life (Hamburg) 

03. Early in the Morning / Goldfish Bowl (Hamburg) 

04. Stop Drinking (Malvern) 

05. Philosophers Stone (Hamburg) 

06. The Healing Has Begun(Hamburg) 

07. It's All In The Game (Malvern) 

08. Gloria (Malvern)

Eric Clapton - TV Performance After 80s (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Various 1982-2000 - Paddington Records - PADD 008-012

lineage
SBD>SILVERS>EAC>FLAC

Disc 1:
Chas and Dave Christmas Special - December 22, 1982
01 - Slow Down Linda
02 - Goodnight Irene

David Letterman Show - May 8, 1985
03 - Layla
04 - Lay Down Sally
05 - White Room
06 - Forever Man
07 - Further On Up the Road
08 - Same Old Blues
09 - Knock On Wood

Montreux Jazz Festival - July 10, 1986
10 - Crosscut Saw
11 - All Your Love

Night Life with David Brenner - October 26, 1989
12 - It's In The Way That You Use It
13 - Miss You
14 - I Shot the Sheriff

The South Bank Show - October 6, 1987
15 - Key to the Highway
16 - Stormy Monday
17 - Worried Life Blues
18 - Jam

International Rock Awards - May 31, 1989
19 - I Hear You Knockin'

Disc 2:
David Sanborn's "Night Music" - October 25, 1989
01 - Old Love
02 - Before You Accuse Me
03 - Hard Times

"Saturday Matters" - October 28, 1989
04 - Standing Around Crying

Rolling Stones "Steel Wheels" - October 19, 1989
05 - Boogie Chillin'
06 - Little Red Rooster

Saturday Night Live - March 24, 1990
07 - No Alabis
08 - Wonderful Tonight

International Rock Awards - June 6, 1990
09 - Before You Accuse Me
10 - Sweet Home Chicago

Sue Lawley Show - January 1992
11 - Tears in Heaven

Montreux Jazz Festival - July 12, 1992
12 - White Room

MTV Video Awards - September 9, 1992
13 - Tears in Heaven

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - January 13, 1993
14 - Sunshine of Your Love
15 - Born Under a Bad Sign
16 - Crossroads

Disc 3:
Grammy Awards - February 23, 1993
01 - Tears in Heaven

Apollo Hall of Fame Awards - June 15, 1993
02 - Rock Me Baby
03 - Sweet Little Angel / Tore Down
04 - Let the Good Times Roll
05 - Reprise

Saturday Night Live - September 24, 1994
06 - Tore Down
07 - Five Long Years

Jools Holland Hootenanny - January 1, 1996
08 - Reconsider Baby
09 - A Better World Somewhere
10 - Third Degree

"Duets" with Doctor John - May 9, 1996
11 - Right Place, Wrong Time
12 - St -  James Infirmary
13 - How Long
14 - Roberta
15 - Layla
16 - Closing Jam

Disc 4:
The Armani Party - September 12, 1996
01 - Crossroads
02 - Pretending
03 - Going Down Slow
04 - Tearing Us Apart

Grammy Awards - February 26, 1997
05 - Change the World

Montreux Jazz Festival - July 4, 1997
06 - Snakes

After New Year's Eve - January 1, 1998
07 - Crossroads
08 - Sunshine of Your Love
09 - Use Me
10 - Goin' Down Slow
11 - I'll Take You There

NAACP Image Awards - February 14, 1999
12 - Rock Me Baby

Grammy Awards - February 24, 1999
13 - Rock Me Baby

Disc 5:
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - March 15, 1999
01 - I've Been Trying
02 - Early in the Morning
03 - Blue Suede Shoes
04 - What'd I Say
05 - People Get Ready
06 - Let it Be

Concert of the Century - October 23, 1999
07 - Ramblin' On My Mind
08 - All Along the Watchtower
09 - The Thrill is Gone

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - March 6, 2000
10 - Tears in Heaven
11 - Further On Up the Road
12 - Love and Happiness
13 - How Sweet it Is
14 - Route 66

Later With Jools Holland - April 25, 2000
15 - On a Wing and a Prayer
16 - Bell Bottom Blues
17 - Southern Gentleman

Live and Kickin' - May 26, 2003
18 - Night Life

Lynyrd Skynyrd - 1970 - Quinvy Demos & More (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Quinvy Studios Sheffield, Alabama./Quin Ivy Producer October 1970 

01 - Need All My Friends

02 - He's Alive

03 - Free Bird

04 - Junkie

05 - Blues Medley

- Sweet Little Angel

- B.B. King & Jules Taub

- How Blue Can You Get

- Jane Feathe

- I Got A Mind To Give Up Living

- Traditional

06 - Michelle

07 - Hide Your Face

08 - Bad Boy Blues

Norm Vincent Studios, Jacksonville, FL. 1969

09 - If I'm Wrong

Original Unreleased June-July 1971 Versions with no 1975-76 Overdubs/Jimmy Johnson & Tim Smith Producers. Muscle Shoals Sound Studio Alabama.

10 - White Dove

11 - One More Time

12 - Wino

Unreleased No Fade out versions from the Spring 1973 Pronounced Sessions. Studio One, Doraville, Georgia / Al Kooper Producer

13 - Tuesday's Gone

14 - Simple Man

Unreleased Live Version Chatanooga, TN 3/19/1975

15 - Made In The Shade

The Who - Tommy Demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

The Who 

The Tommy Demos 

Studio Demos

1 cd 

Yellow Dog Records

YDCD 007

Released 1991

Silver Disc --> EAC Secure Mode --> Flac

01. Overture

02. It's A Boy

03. 1921

04. Amazing Journey

05. Sparks

06. Christmas

07. Cousin Kevin

08. The Acid Queen

09. Underture

10. Do You Think It's Alright?

11. Fiddle About

12. Pinball Wizard

13. There's A Doctor

14. Go To The Mirror

15. Success

16. Tommy, Can You Hear Me?

17. Smash The Mirror

18. Sensation

19. Miracle Cure

20. Sally Simpson

21. I'm Free

22. Tommy's Holiday Camp

23. Welcome

24. We're Not Gonna Take It

Pete Townshend's original demos for Tommy. One of the ultimate Who bootlegs.

Comments

EXCELLENT CD from Yellow Dog Records of Pete Townsend's Tommy Demos with Pete playing all instruments and some versions different than the final legit release of Tommy. This CD originally came packaged in a jewel case. Later issues came in a gatefold digi-pack

Cactus - 1971-12-xx - Long Island, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

CACTUS 

Date: 1971-12 (December 1971) 

Location: LONG ISLAND, USA 

Venue: THE ROCKPILE 

Source: Soundboard 

Lineage: CD > You 

Artwork: No 

Quality: 5 - (out of 1 - 5) 

Rusty Day - Vocals, Harmonica 

Jim McCarty - Guitar 

Tim Bogert - Bass, Vocals 

Carmine Appice - Drums, Vocals 

01. Intro 

02. Bag Drag 

03. Evil 

04. Long Tall Sally 

05. Alaska 

06. Oleo

Time: 38:54 min

Notes: 

I found a box of CDs I got in a trade, from several traders, many years ago.

Ted Nugent - 1971-xx-xx - Detroit, MI (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Wayne State University TV Studio

NTSC-DVD = 2.07GB (46m)
with menu & chapters
Video Quality: A-
Audio Quality: A


Video: 720x480 pixel
Frame rate: VBR at 29.970 frames
DVD format / Video System: NTSC 4:3
Region: 0
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 0xbd[0x80]: 48000Hz; 256 kb/s tot, stereo (2/0)

source: 
unknown low gen tape?> stand alone> demux/reauthor> DVD

Silver Stallion DVD Productions

01. intro
02. Guitar Talk 1
03. New Amboy Dukes Single
04. Amboy Dukes
05. jam
06. Guitar Talk 2
07. Children Of The Woods (Amboy Dukes song)
08. First Started Playing...
09. Moving to Chicago
10. Practice
11. Detroit Musicians
12. Guitar Talk 3
13. jam
14. Ted's Necklace
15. Buggy Whipping
16. The Television Studio
17. Firearms/Hunting
18. Paper Route
19. More About the Television Studio

length: 46 minutes

NOTES:
This is a very, very historic "period piece" type video.
It was filmed at Wayne State University TV Studio, in Detroit and the host's name is Dave.
The setting is a small tv studio (probably a public television studio) with Ted and the host sitting on the floor of small stage. Ted has several guitars laying around - all of them are Gibson Birdlands. It's very layed back, and I doubt that there was any script for this as Ted just chats about whatever and occasionally does some jamming on one of his guitars. Ted literally starts off the video laying on his back and playing guitar for several minutes. The host seems to know a little bit about rock and roll, but he's hardly an expert.
The host puffs away on cigarettes most of the show. A sign of the times - Ted said the word "shit" and the host told him he had to watch his language because they were on tv. Although he looks quite normal by modern standards, at the time, much of society looked upon Ted as a long-haired freak.
There's some banter with the people in the control room who are really getting a good laugh from the discussion going on between Ted and the host.
Ted makes some "local" Detroit references to many things, such as Michigan Outdoors host Mort Neff (an outdoors/hunting show in Michigan), the Purple Pickle restaurant on Southfield Rd. and Nine Mile, and many local musicians.
Although he shows signs of it, Ted hasn't yet become the cocky mofo that he is today.
There are logical chapter points throughout the video, some of them are for the various guitar jams, and others are placed at the beginning of certain conversations.
The video cuts before reaching the end - I was told the full video doesn't exist. I don't know how long the original video was, but this portion is 46 minutes long.
It was filmed in black & white and considering the age and rarity of the video - it is in decent condition.
Generally speaking the video is clear and glitch free, however, there are about a dozen or so tape rolls in it.

Cinderella - Long Cold Winter Session (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Artist:
Cinderella

Show or Bootleg Title:
Long Cold Winter Session - Featuring Cozy Powell

Source:
Audio - Studio

Audio Quality/Production Info:
A/A-

Linage:
Silver > EAC (secure mode) > FLAC8

File Format:
FLAC

01 Intro
02 Coming Home
03 Gypsy Road #1
04 Gypsy Road #2
05 If You Don't Like It
06 Fallin' Apart At The Seams
07 Take Me Back
08 The Last Mile
09 Long Cold Winter
10 Don't Know What You Got ('Till It's Gone)
11 Fire And Ice

comments:
Mostly instrumentals - this tape sounds like it was Cozy Powell's work/practice tape for the sessions he was involved in for Cinderella's 'Long Cold Winter' album. There's some vocals present and the mixing is quite different than the final product. Some songs are incomplete on this tape as well. Sound quality is decent for a Maxell type II cassette tape in which this material is purportedly sourced from.