Saturday, May 31, 2008




Robert Plant & Jimmy Page - 1996-02-13 - Tokyo, Japan
(Soundboard mp3@320)

CD1:
01 Opening
02 Thank You
03 Custard Pie
04 Black Dog
05 Tangerine
06 Nigel Eaton On Hurdy Gurdy
07 Gallows Pole
08 Tea For One
09 Band Introduction
10 The Song Remains The Same
11 Going To California
12 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You

CD2:
01 Whole Lotta Love
02Friends
03 Yallah
04 Four Sticks
05 Kashmir
06 What Is And What Should Never Be
07 Rock And Roll
08 Ending
09 Annoucement

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Robert Plant & Jimmy Page - 1996-02-15 - Osaka, Japan
(Soundboard mp3@320)

CD1:
01 No Woman No Cry
02 Egyptian Tape Intro
03 Custard Pie
04 Bring It On Home
05 Heartbreaker
06 What Is And What Should Never Be
07 Nigel Eaton On Hurdy Gurdy
08 Gallows Pole
09 Wounderful One
10 Going To California
11 Ten Years Gone
12 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You
13 Whole Lotta Love

CD2:
01 Tea For One
02 Band Introduction
03 Friends
04 Yallah
05 Four Sticks
06 Kashmir
07 Black Dog
08 Rock And Roll
09 Announcement

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Robert Plant & Jimmy Page - 1996-02-17 - Nagoya, Japan
(Soundboard mp3@320)

CD1:
01 Egyptian Tape Intro
02 Heartbreaker
03 Bring It On Home
04 Custard Pie
05 Ramble On
06 Tangerine
07 Thank You
08 Nigel Eaton On Hurdy Gurdy
09 Gallows Pole
10 The Rain Song
11 Band Introduction
12 The Song Remains The Same
13 Tea For One
14 Dancing Days

CD2:
01 In The Evening
02 Four Sticks
03 Kashmir
04 Celebration Day
05 Black Dog
06 Rock And Roll


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Best Unsurpassed Masters (1962-1969) The Beach Boys - FLAC

















"Alternates, Outtakes, Rehearsals and Unreleased Tracks from the Master Tapes"
Sea of Tunes (2001) (C 0101/04)
Lineage: Silvers > EAC
Notes: This is a compilation put together by the Sea of Tunes folks from the many, many discs comprising the original SOT releases. Something to listen to when you want to dive into the pool but not at the deep end. Enjoy!

Setlists:
CD1
1) Cuckoo Clock
2) Cuckoo Clock
3) Heads You Win, Tails I Lose
4) Country Fair
5) Country Fair
6) Summertime Blues
7) Summertime Blues
8) Land Ahoy
9) Land Ahoy
10) Little Girl (You're My Miss America)
11) Little Girl (You're My Miss America)
12) The Surfer Moon
13) The Surfer Moon
14) Cindy, Oh Cindy
15) Cindy, Oh Cindy
16) Surfin' USA
17) Surfin' USA
18) Shut Down
19) Lana
20) Farmer's Daughter
21) Ballad of Ol' Betsy
22) Ballad of Ol' Betsy
23) Noble Surfer
24) Let's Go Trippin'
25) Miserlou
26) Honky Tonk
27) Stoked
28) Surf Jam
29) Finder's Keepers
30) The Baker Man
31) The Baker Man
32) Side Two
33) Surfer Girl
34) Surfers Rule
35) Surfers Rule
36) South Bay Surfer
37) South Bay Surfer

CD2
1) If It Can't Be You
2) Boogie Woodie
3) Boogie Woodie
4) Our Car Club
5) The Surfer Moon
6) Hawaii
7) Your Summer Dream
8) The Rockin' Surfer
9) Catch A Wave
10) In My Room
11) Run Around Lover
12) The One You Can't Have
13) Pamela Jean
14) Pamela Jean
15) Bobby Left Me
16) I Can See Right Through You
17) I Do
18) I Do
19) I Do
20) Endless Sleep
21) Endless Sleep
22) Fun, Fun, Fun
23) Ganz Allein
24) He's A Doll
25) I Get Around
26) I Get Around
27) All Summer Long
28) All Summer Long
29) Hushabye
30) Little Honda
31) Little Honda
32) We'll Run Away
33) We'll Run Away
34) Wendy

CD3
1) Do You Remember
2) Girls On The Beach
3) Don't Back Down
4) Don't Back Down
5) Don't Back Down
6) She Knows Me Too Well
7) Don't Hurt My Little Sister
8) Don't Hurt My Little Sister
9) Surfin' USA
10) Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow
11) When I Grow Up (To Be A Man)
12) I'm So Young
13) Guess I'm Dumb
14) All Dressed Up For School
15) Dance, Dance, Dance
16) KJR Radio Spot
17) The Little Girl
18) Help Me, Rhonda
19) Do You Wanna Dance?
20) In The Back Of My Mind
21) Sandy
22) Let Him Run Wild
23) Salt Lake City
24) California Girls
25) California Girls
26) Girl Don't Tell Me
27) Then I Kissed Her
28) Graduation Day
29) Amusement Park USA
30) The Girl From New York City
31) The Girl From New York City
32) Blowin' In The Wind
33) Riot In Cell Block #9
34) California Girls
35) Smokey Joe's Cafe

CD4
1) Sloop John B.
2) Wouldn't It Be Nice
3) I Just Wasn't Made For These Times
4) That's Not Me
5) God Only Knows
6) Prayer
7) Heroes And Villains
8) Do You Like Worms?
9) Barnyard
10) The Old Master Painter/You Are My Sunshine
11) He Gives Speeches
12) Child Is The Father Of The Man
13) Cabin Essence
14) Look
15) Good Vibrations
16) I Wanna Be Around/Friday Night
17) Vege-Tables
18) Mr. O'Leary's Cow (Fire)
19) I Love To Say Da-Da (Water)
20) You're Welcome
21) Surf's Up
22) Wonderful
23) Wind Chimes
24) Gettin' Hungry
25) Cool, Cool Water
26) I Was Made To Love Her
27) The Letter
28) Darlin'
29) Friends
30) Do It Again
31) We're Together Again
32) I Can Hear Music
33) Break Away

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Americathon OST - Various - 1979






This is the soundtrack to the film of the same name which I first saw at a drive-in theatre when it first came out in 1979. I remember the film itself was kind of loopy but the music really rocked. At The time of its release, this original motion picture soundtrack was worthy 'cause of the Nick Lowe and Elvis Costello songs, but also noteworthy was one Eddie Money song ("Get A Move On") co-written with Paul Collins, featuring Paul (guitar & vocals) and produced by Bruce Botnick.

This outrageous farce (based on a play by Firesign Theatre alumni Philip Proctor and Peter Bergman) features cameos from Elvis Costello, Jay Leno, Meat Loaf and the Del Rubio Triplets, and is narrated by George Carlin. The Beach Boys contribute to the musical soundtrack.

The Beach Boys (It's A Beautiful Day)
Eddie Money (Get A Move On)
Eddie Money (Open Up Your Heart)
Elvis Costello ((I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea)
Elvis Costello (Crawling To The U.S.A.)
Nick Lowe (Without Love)
Tom Scott (Car Wars)
Zane Buzby (Don't You Ever Say No)
Harvey Korman (Gold)

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Led Zeppelin - 1973-07-06 - Chicago, Illinois (Soundcheck)






(Soundboard mp3@256)

01. Untitled
02. Untitled
03. The Wanton Song Instrumental
04. The Wanton Song Instrumental
05. The Rover
06. The Rover
07. Night Flight
08. Night Flight
09. Night Flight
10. Night Flight
11. Night Flight
12. Hail, Hail Rock & Roll
13. Nadine
14. Round & Round
15. Move On Down
16. Move On Down
17. Love Me Like a Hurricane
18. Dynamite
19. Shakin' All Over
20. Hungry For Love
21. Hungry For Love
22. Reelin' & Rockin'
23. Two Hearts on Fire
24. Drum & Organ check

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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

The Doors Live in Detroit at Cobo Hall - 1970 - Repost.



Short but sweet: I don't want to ruin it for you... this is the ONE... there is no other DOORS CD like this one. Now if you're a casual fan a hits collection is what you want, but if you've "felt" the Doors in your bones you need this. The stereo mix is superb, it's on par with any of the studio albums. Morrison has his rock n' roll GOD hat on and keeps the poetry reading to a minimum. The band slams away like an acid-rock version of Impulse! era Coltrane. The liner notes claim that this show was the longest Doors gig ever, the encore was over an hour long... every second is on these two CDs. Breathtaking. This is not the Rock n' Roll hall of fame 'touch me' bubblegummy Doors, this is the evil, MC-5, Stooges, Hendrix, acid-bent dirge Doors. This is the kind of thing you get and loan to that one friend you have that truly "gets it" and you say "man, you're not gonna believe this..." Really, truly, honest injun... if you dig the Doors you really gotta get this. Package, liner notes, sound, it's all 5 star material. Even if you're not a Doors fan, say you're simply a fan of experimental or psychedelic music, and you happen to be reading this... get this, there are some extended organ-guitar battles that will blow your mind wide open!

CD1
01 - Tuning
02 - Roadhouse Vamp
03 - Hello To The Cities
04 - Dead Cats, Dead Rats
05 - Break On Through (To The Other Side)
06 - Alabama Song (Whisky Bar)
07 - Back Door Man
08 - Five To One
09 - Roadhouse Blues
10 - You Make Me Real
11 - Ship Of Fools
12 - When The Music's Over
13 - People Get Ready
14 - Mystery Train
15 - Away In India
16 - Crossroads

CD2
01 - Tuning
02 - Carol
03 - Light My Fire
04 - Been Down So Long
05 - Love Hides
06 - Mean Mustard Blues
07 - Carol (Reprise)
08 - Close To You
09 - I'm A King Bee
10 - Rock Me Baby/Heartbreak Hotel
11 - The End

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Thursday, May 22, 2008

Led Zeppelin: "The Old Capital" - Live in Osaka, Japan - 10/10/72








"The Old Capital"
October 10, 1972
Koseinenkin Kaikan (Festival Hall),
Label: Wendy
silver cd > EAC > wav > Flac
good audience recording

Disc 1
Introduction
Rock & RolL
Black Dog
Misty Mountain Hop
Since I´ve been Loving You
The Song Remains the Same
The Rain Song
Dazed & Confused

Disc 2
Stairway to Heaven
Over the Hills and far away
Whole Lotta Love Medley ( incl. Everybody Needs Somebody to Love, That´s Allright, Lights Out, Going Down Slow)
Immigrant Song


This Wendy Remaster uses source two as it's primary tape. It fills in four gaps using source one, then it uses 10/2/72's fifth source to fill in 20 seconds of Stairway. Of course the liner notes do not mention the mixing of different shows.

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Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Pink Floyd: Original Film Sessions - The Wall - 1980 (FLAC)

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January 01, 1980
Early Audio Pre-release Soundboard Mix for the Official Movie
Maxell XLII 100 ??Gen Cassette Masters -> NEC AUK-8000E Deck -> Total Recorder 4.5 -> SB Live 24Bit -> Wav -> Cool Edit Pro 2.0 -> Flac Front End (level 5) -> Flac

I got this in trade with a fellow subscriber of the old Brain Damage Magazine back in 1995. This has a completely different sound then what you are used to. There are some different lyrics and you can hear instruments and sounds in this mix used throughout the recording that were buried in the official release. This is a true gem.

"Pink Floyd's The Wall (1979) stand as one of Pink Floyd's greatest achievements, as well as one of one of the greatest achievements in rock music and live concert production. The album spawned a tour, a film, a book of the film (not quite collectible), and eventually an all-star revival concert in Berlin, and finally in 1999 a double live album.

But before The Wall was a film, a concert, or even an album, The Wall was just an idea... an idea under construction. The Wall went through at least two "demo" stages. The first was a crude recording of Roger Waters strumming his guitar and singing alone. Presented by Waters at the same time as another concept called The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking, Waters' first demo--still uncirculated today-- was deemed unlistenable by the rest of the band, but they felt it had potential. The Hitchhiking demo was set aside, but The Wall was developed further.

Many writing session later, Pink Floyd--probably with assistance from Bob Ezrin--recorded a second, more complete demo. The lyrics were not polished, and neither was the music. Thankfully, lyrics like "I am a physician/who can handle your condition/like a magician" would be entirely discarded and rewritten before the songs were finally committed to tape in a studio. But the rough lyrics and the risky musical experiments which appeared in that second demo had finally made it to the public.

These demo tapes have circulated among just a very few collectors since about 1999. Now it is available for all fans. This recording presents the entire 'work in progress' in the best sonic quality available on CD."

Two songs at the end of CD 2 are filler songs that came on the tape. The first two songs are from an unknown live Roger Waters concert. What I find interesting is that WYWH is a very quiet relaxed version without drums for the most part of the first half of the song. Nice version. Following is Brain Damage/Eclipse from the same live unknown concert date. A VERY bluesy version of Eclipse in which Roger actually asks the audience to sign along during the middle of the song. It then turns into more of a Hard Rock song in the end. Easily my favorite version of the song.

Disc 1
01. Little Boy Santa Claus Forgot
02. In The Flesh?
03. The Thin Ice
04. Another Brick In The Wall pt 1
05. When The Tigers Broke Free
06. Goodbye Blue Sky
07. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives/ Another Brick In The Wall pt 2
08. Mother
09. Empty Spaces
10. Young Lust
11. One Of My Turns
12. Don't Leave Me Now
13. Another Brick In The Wall pt 3
14. Goodbye Cruel World
15. Is There Anybody Out There?

Disc 2
01. Nobody Home
02. Vera
03. Bring The Boys Back Home
04. Comfortably Numb
05. In the Flesh
06. Run Like Hell
07. Waiting For The Worms
08. The Trial
09. Outside The Wall

Fillers
10. Waters - Wish You Were Here
11. Waters - Brain Damage/ Eclipse

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Monday, May 19, 2008

Pink Floyd - Meddled - 1971 - shn.

One of the best Floyd ROIO's ever made, bar none.
A true must have !

























Meddled
Harvested CDR 001
Paris Cinema, London, England
September 30, 1971

Here it is, the infamous Meddled ROIO, feverishly sought after by Floyd fans wanting to hear what Meddler was supposed to sound like before being mistakenly edited to mono.It came from an FM broadcast over the BBC in England. The stereo dimension adds so much to the recording, you can actually hear very distinctly what each band member is doing. This ROIO is just an incredible listen from start to finish. The sound is amazing as is the performance of the Floyd. Fat Old Sun never sounded better. It is important to note, Embryo and Blues came from a different original source I believe. You can read all about this title (and Meddler) at the following URL:

Setlist is as follows:
01 Fat Old Sun 15:29
02 One Of These Days 7:31
03 Echoes 26:35
04 Embryo 10:05
05 Blues 4:56

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In A Neutral Land - Pink Floyd - De. 9, 1972 - MoLM Remaster - flac

One of my Top 10 favorites.



HIP Records 201/202
(P) ??? Made in ???
This is a fantastic Audience Recording of the entire December 9th, 1972 (Hallenstadion Zuerich, Switzerland) show which contains the rarely performed 'Childhood's End' as an encore.

Disc 1:
1. Speak To Me 1:58
2. Breathe 2:41
3. Travel Sequence 6:58
4. Time 6:34
5. Mortality Sequence 4:34
6. Money 5:57
7. Us And Them 7:28
8. Scat 6:28
9. The Lunatic Song 3:42
10. Eclipse 1:54
Total Time: 48:27

Disc 2:
1. One Of These Days 8:48
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 13:17
3. Echoes 23:59
4. Childhood's End 11:18
Total Time: 57:09

The penultimate show of 1972, featuring a great audience and a note-perfect four-man Floyd. This is Man Of Leisure Music's new revision of the Zurich show... a very significant improvement, especially with that all-important encore of Childhood's End. Haven't compared it to the "2nd source", which apparently has more tune-ups before Dark Side, but it doesn't get much better than this as far as sound quality is concerned.

Starts off with a REALLY tight Dark Side set, the Travel Sequence is quite stunning. Rick's and Roger's vocals are stronger than usual, making this a particularly enjoyable performance. Any Colour You Like sounds a bit hesitant and there are a few very minor tape problems here and there but other than that, it's an excellent first half. Nothing like hearing the four of them nail a performance of DSOTM.

Now, the second disc... MINDBLOWING. The audience instantly recognizes One of These Days from the wind effects and they're treated to a downright blazing rendition. Some nice stuff going on during Careful With That Axe Eugene. As I said, Roger was having an "on" night so this is quite the spectacle... there's even some Pict-ish ranting! Echoes is fantastic, as always. Everything comes through clear. The piano part is a bit more freeform than usual, and Nick takes some liberties with his drum fills as well. The transitions are excellent, and the ending is pretty orgasmic. Not as much as the next song though... a very special Childhood's End. Need more be said?

This is speed-corrected and de-hissed, with some boosting having been done to the upper sound range. This is a complete concert, and includes 'Childhood's End', which is missing from other versions of this great concert. The newly fixed up track of 'Childhood's End' was broadcast live on WRPI radio 17Jul03, which MoLM has marked as the re-release date of this remastered roio.

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Pink Floyd - Grosser Saal Musikhalle, Hamburg, West Germany February 25, 1971 - (The M-502) - shn.

One of my Top 10 and a True Must-Have!note: the original artwork is contained in the download but it could be described by some as pornographic. I have chosen not to publicly post it.


This is the holy grail of Pink Floyd recordings of indeterminate origin. I've been collection RoIOs since high school (when vinyl was king) and even then this was the one to get. M-502 is the matrix number of the original 2-LP vinyl set that was made in Europe sometime in the (late?) 70's. Although there are many different versions of this show, all of them are sourced from a M-502 vinyl copy.

Some sound better than others, none of them sound anything like this. This 2-CDR set comes from a mint condition original LP, and has been beautifully remastered by the Digital Floyd Archives. Not only is this one of the best sounding recordings (especially of this era), this is one of the best vinyl remastering jobs I have ever heard.

The performance:

Wow. This seems to be the only concert with the brass/choir on Atom Heart Mother where the brass section didn't make any mistakes! Also, the 18+ minute version of A Saucerful of Secrets is probably the definitive version of this song. Did I mention that this is my favorite version of Careful With That Axe, Eugene? Roger's doesn't scream, he roars. Hold on to your hat.

The
Details:

"M-502"
2x74min CD-R release DFA-019
produced by The Digital Floyd Archives
original vinyl release cover art scans (look for the tape on the spine...)
total time: 96:35 (49:45 & 46:50)


Grosser Saal Musikhalle, Hamburg, West Germany February 25, 1971


1) Green Is the Color
2) Careful With That Axe Eugene
3) Cymbaline (missing first verse)
4) The Embryo
o5) Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun

1) A Saucerful of Secrets
2) Atom Heart Mother


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Friday, May 16, 2008

Boston: Live at the Agora Ballroom - Cleveland, Ohio - 1976




1976-09-27
Venue: Agora Ballroom
Source: Pre-FM (Recorded and broadcast by WMMS)
Lineage: Original, silver CD bootleg on the SuperSonic Lable (99003 SS) ---> EAC ---> WAV ---> FLAC (Level 8)
Band Members:
Lead Vocals & Guitars - Brad Delp
Guitars & Organ - Tom Sholtz
Guitars - Barry Goudreau
Bass & Background Vocals - Fran Sheehan
Drums & Background Vocals - Sib Hashian
Ripped from the original silver CD pressing. The SuperSonic bootleg label put out a gem of a product with this show. Not only is the sound quality out of this world, but the artwork is stunning as well.
The performance itself is truly remarkable. It was recorded only a few weeks into the tour for the debut album and shows a band giving their absolute all. Brad Delp sounds great! Sholtz and Goudreau trade leads frequently and the fireworks they create are spectacular. Bass player Sheehan and drummer Hashian, hold down the grooves well throughout and contribute serviceable background vocals as well.
Considering Sholtz played almost everything on the studio record himself and Delp did lead and background vocals, the parts are covered very well by the live band.
Though, the background vocals can't match 4 or 5 overdubbed Delps. Highlights include a very early version of "A Man I'll Never Be", (which would later appear on the Don't Look Back album) and a blistering version of "Foreplay/Long Time" as well as a few gems that never made it on their studio albums. All in all a show that no Boston fan should be without! Grab this boot while you can!


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Saturday, May 10, 2008

No Other - Gene Clark - 1974


















Ex-Byrd Gene Clark's early-'70s solo efforts, which rank alongside the recordings of the Flying Burrito Brothers and Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young in terms of quality, vision, and appeal, have been unjustly overlooked. This is particularly true of NO OTHER, Clark's 1974 coup de grace. While the focus of NO OTHER's excellent predecessors WHITE LIGHT and ROADMASTER was on stripped down, passionate country-rock, NO OTHER pushes Clark's aesthetic to another level entirely. A cadre of female backing vocalists lend gospel-drenched color to the album, taking Clark's excellent compositions to church, and giving the whole a sanctified feel.

Amid the strummed acoustics and weeping pedal steel of songs like "Life's Greatest Fool" and "The True One," there is also the expansive, orchestral feel of "Strength of Strings" which sounds like the Moody Blues by way of the Delta, and the exceptional title track, which encompasses sinuous blues, a light, synthesizer-touched groove, and gospel dreaminess. An unbeatable team of session musicians gives the record a solid backbone, while producer Thomas Jefferson Kaye adds a high gloss that puts NO OTHER with best of radio-ready '70s rock. Still, it is ultimately Clark's unique, superior songwriting and reflective lyrics that make NO OTHER a treasure worth seeking out.

Listen as the grandiose drama of 'From A Silver Phial' unfolds and marvel at the epic Spectoresque wall of sound. Choirs and orchestras provide a rich backdrop of cocaine fuelled excess. The hugely influential title track 'No Other' dares to incorporate funk, soul and gospel. This is what Primal Scream were listening to when they recorded Screamadelica. It wouldn't sound out of place on a Sly & The Family Stone album (it is rumoured Sly was at the sessions). Elsewhere the moods shift between dark and light on the frothy country tinged pop of 'Life's Greatest Fool' and the moody acoustic epic 'Some Misunderstanding''. It will be your best friend through good times and bad. The soundtrack of your life.


1. Life's Greatest Fool
2. Silver Raven
3. No Other
4. Strength of Strings
5. From a Silver Phial
6. Some Misunderstanding
7. True One, The
8. Lady of the North

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Friday, May 9, 2008

Led Zeppelin: Voodoo In The Gardens 1973 (Soundboard - Winston Remaster) FLAC






















Trentham Gardens
Stoke England
January 15, 1973
1stGenCassette>DAT>CDR3>Remaster>FlacRemaster Notes - Declicked, Dehissed, & Enhanced with EQ, Dynamics
I do this as a hobby. My main goal in remastering is balance, to make everything heard.
593 mb

CD 1
1. Rock And Roll
2. Over The Hills And Far Away
3. Black Dog
4. Misty Mountain Hop
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. Dancing Days
7. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
8. The Song Remains The Same (Cut end)
9. The Rain Song (Cut start)

CD 2
1. Dazed And Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven (Cut end)
3. Whole Lotta Love (medley) (Cut start)

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Sunday, May 4, 2008

Happy Together LP - The Turtles - 1967




Originally released on White Whale (7114). Includes liner notes by Harold Bronson. This is simply one of the most classic sixties albums ever evoking the trippy spirit of the times splendidly! I grew up with this album and it's Rhino vinyl reissue in the 80's. Every song on this long player is memorable and hearing them again -- minus the scratches from my worn-out vinyl copy -- is like hearing from a long-lost friend.
Fun tunes like "Makin' My Mind Up" and the novelty "The Walking Song" plus movie theme "Guide For the Married Man" are great songs which round out the entire album. The classic "I Think I'll Run Away" is my favorite. "Me About You" will stick in your mind for days and leave you with a smile. The classic Turtles songs "Happy Together" and "She'd Rather Be With Me" are the end pieces which make this THE Turtles album to have in any collection!
This album must be heard in its entirety by any new or old-timer Turtles fan. One other note: Bill Inglot, who mastered many of Rhino's better releases worked on this re-release. For that one reason alone, you can be assured that the sonics of this CD will be impeccable!
Directly ripped and enhanced from the original vinyl at 320 kbps.

Released: June 14, 1967
Recorded: March 15, 1967 -- May 12, 1967

Label: White Whale Records
Producer: Joe Wissert and Chip Douglas

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Spliced Krispies - Mark Vidler / Go Home Productions - 2008




Go Home Productions "Spliced Krispies" bootleg album released: "Spliced Krispies" is a debut GHP bootleg album released today for download.The album was conceived and created throughout April, during a break from finishing the "Kamikaze Runway" LP that is lined up for the summer. After 'laying off' the bootlegs several months ago, I felt that the time was right to dabble againfor a bit of fun and see what would materialise from a few weeks playing around."Spliced Krispies" is the result.
There are 11 brand new 'combinations' in all, that cover familiar GHP ground in both style andapplication (it says here), so you get stuff from between 1965-1991 reinvented in an 'A vs B' mould, with a handful of aural magic-dust here and there.Artists that have been consumed and spat out are as follows: The Rolling Stones, The Temptations, The Sex Pistols, Ce Ce Peniston, The Stone Roses, Billy Joel, The Byrds, The Supremes, Keith Mansfield, The Beach Boys, The Cadbury's Fudge Advert, Carly Simon, Luther Vandross, REM, Nirvana, Alan Parker, Black Sabbath, Queen, T.Rex, The Commodores and Burt Bacharach.
In addition there are 11 videos that have been created and edited for each separate track.So not only is GHP assaulting your ears, your eyes can have a battering too...
All music and video created by GHP. You can grab the lot for free at:

THE CLASH - Street Rats (Ultra Rare Trax) 2008



This 2002 European release featuring some rarities, outtakes, demos, and various live tracks from the greatest band in the world, The Clash. The collection of ultra rare tracks, some previously officially released can all be found scrambled into other albums, but collected here for the first time are some rare Clash tunes, like their cover of "Louie, Louie" and the classic ska tune "Pressure Drop". Joe Strummer and Mick Jones collaborated an all of these demos and one can get a bit nostalgic listening to the mix. Enjoy, the sounds of these rough riders - The Clash!
Tracks at 192 kbps:
Cost Of Living (Advert Ep)
Londons Burning (Polydor Demo)
White Riot (1977 Video Promo)
1977 (1977 Video Promo)
Pressure Drop (Alternative Version)
White Man In Hammersmith Palais
King Of The Road (Outtake)
Louie Louie (Outtake)
Cool Fusion (Alternative Version)
Safe European Home
Janie Jones
Washington Bullets
Junco Partner
One More Time
Bankrobber
Revolution Rock (Instrumental)
Sitting At My Party
Deadly Serious
Oh Baby Oh (Demo)
The Beautiful People Are Ugly
Kill Time (Outtake)