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Ok, a couple more bootlegs and then I'll quit the thread hijacking :D

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David Bowie & Marc Bolan - The Complete Sessions (1977).rar
1. Sleeping Next To You (take 1)
2. Sleeping Next To You (take 2)
3. Sleeping Next To You (take 3)
4. Sleeping Next To You (take 4)
5. Sleeping Next To You (take 5)
6. Sleeping Next To You (take 6)
7. Madman (take 1)
8. Madman (take 2)
9. Madman (take 3)
10. [jam#1]
11. [jam#2]

^ As a word of warning, all the above MP3s will need tagging.

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Nassau '76.rar
Disc 1
1. Suffragette City*
2. Fame
3. Word On a Wing*
4. Stay*
5. Waiting For the Man*
6. The Jean Genie
7. Life On Mars?
Disc 2
1. Panic In Detroit*
2. [band intro]
3. Changes*
4. TVC15
5. Diamond Dogs
6. Rebel Rebel
7. Queen Bitch*

^ The big daddy of Bowie boots this. Unfortunately, Life On Mars cuts out after about 90 seconRAB and the recording of Station To Station (which should be track 1 disc 1) was only 6 seconRAB long on my copy of this, therefore not really worth uploading as well. Oh, and * = my personal highlights.​

I notice the second link from my other post here isn't working, so I'll edit in a new one tomorrow. Anyway, enjoy!
 
Man, i had forgot about this thread.



I have to download this! The Station in Gateshead?! That place is a hole, i'm not sure what it was like back then. I know The Clash have played there too because theres a boot of that kicking around somewhere but i dont know how regular their bookings were. I don't think it was a very common venue. I may have to look into the history of that place more.



I downloaded this one and am listening to it now. I have Bruce's first show a few months after this one and the Rainbow Theatre of the same year but i dont have much Dianno stuff really. Much appreciated.
 
Once in a while i'll feature a couple of bootlegs from my collection.
If you want to 'investigate' them ;) , feel free to PM me.

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Black Sabbath : Asbury Park , New Jersey - 6th August 1975

Setlist

Killing Yourself To Live
Hole In The Sky
Snowblind
Symptom Of The Universe
War Pigs
Meglomania
Sabbra Cadabra
Guitar Solo / Drum Solo
Supernaut
Iron Man
Rock n Roll Doctor
Black Sabbath
Spiral Architect
Children Of The Grave
Paranoid​

Notes : Excellent soundboard quality. Most Ozzy era Sabbath bootlegs i've come across are poor quality audience recordings so make the most of this one.

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The Clash : Lyceum Theatre , London - 3rd January 1979

Setlist

Safe European Home
I Fought The Law
Jail Guitar Doors
Drug Stabbing Time
City Of The Dead
Clash City Rockers
Tommy Gun
(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais
Stay Free
Cheapskates
Julie's Been Working For The Drug Squad
Police & Thieves
Capital Radio
Janie Jones
Garageland
Complete Control
Londons Burning
White Riot​

Notes: The Clash played 3 nights at the Lyceum that were filmed & segments were used in the movie Rude Boy , This is the audio of the final night. I Fought the Law and City of the Dead from this recording ended up on the From Here To Eternity live album.
 
Introducing...

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Iggy Pop - Heroin Hates You
Stardust Ballroom, Los Angeles : 30th Noveraber 1979

Setlist
Real Cool Time
Knocking 'Em Down
Take Care Of Me
Dog Food
You Really Got Me
New Values
TV Eye
Play It Safe
Funtime
I Wanna Be Your Dog
One For My Baby
China Girl
Five Foot One
No Fun


LINK​

I love this bootleg. This was recorded for the radio while touring for his New Values album (also my favourite). He has a killer backing band with him including Glen Matlock of the Pistols , Brian James of The Damned & Ivan Kral of the Patti Smith Band. The stage is falling apart , there's some guy in the audience getting him more & more pissed off, in short this is an amazing gig. There are a few sound problems but once you get used to it you'll warm to it.
And you get a Kinks cover too, what more could you want?
I play this at least 3 or 4 times a week ... it's THAT good.
 
I'd prefer the radio version personally.

If anyone wants some Smiths/Morrissey boots just ask and i could dig something up. I have another PJ one as well.
 
Not done one of these for a while.

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Primal Scream : House Of Blues , Los Angeles 8th June 2000

Setlist

Swastika Eyes
Shoot Speed Kill Light
Pills
Burning Wheel
If They Move Kill Em
Insect Royalty
Keep Your Dreams
Indian Summer
Kill All Hippies
Exterminator
Blood Money
Rocks
Kowalski
Sick City
Higher Than The Sun
Medication
Movin On Up
Accelerator
Kick Out The Jams

Notes: My favourite Primal Scream bootleg i've heard. Taken from the XTRMNTR tour this features that album heavily & contains quite a few songs off it i've never heard them play live since. Also includes a Doors cover (Indian Summer) and the traditional MC5 Kick Out The Jams cover.
Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols joins them for the final 2 songs of the set.

Link​
 
Pink Floyd-Amsterdam 1969

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Tracklist:

1 Intro
2 Daybreak
3 Work
4 Teatime
5 Afternoon
6 Doing It!
7 Sleeping
8 Nightmare
9 Daybreak
10 The Beginning
11 Beset By Creatures of the Deep
12 The Narrow Way
13 The Pink Jungle
14 The Labyrinths of Auximenes
15 Behold the Temple of Light
16 The End of the Beginning​

The fun is matching the working titles to the eventual song titles. It is only 56 kpbs but is remarkably good considering.

 
Just for mojopinuk and anyone else who wants it...

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Iron Maiden - Ruskin Arms Pub , Manor Park, London 5th Oct 1979

Setlist

The Ides Of March
Wrathchild
Sanctuary
Prowler
Remeraber Tomorrow
Running Free
Another Life
Transylvania
Strange World
Invasion
Charlotte The Harlot
Phantom Of The Opera
Iron Maiden
Innocent Exile
Guitar Solos
Drifter
I've Got The Fire

LINK​

I usually don't post audience recordings but this one isn't too bad quality considering it's age.This was one of the last shows the band played at the Ruskin Arms pub, just over a month later they would sign for EMI. This show features Tony Parsons on guitar & Doug Samson on drums, both of whom would be fired by the time the banRAB debut album would be released 6 months later. Even at such an early stage of their career they've already become a really tight unit and you can really tell that 4 solid years of doing the pub circuit really paid off in regarRAB to playing live.
 
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Iron Maiden - Sun Plaza Hall , Tokyo , Japan 24th May 1981

Setlist

Wraithchild
Purgatory
Sanctuary
Remeraber Tomorrow
Another Life (Inc. Drum Solo)
Ghengis Khan
Killers
Innocent Exile
Twilight Zone
Strange World
Murders In The Rue Morgue
Phantom Of The Opera
Iron Maiden
Running Free
Transylvania (Inc Guitar Solo)
Drifter
I've Got The Fire

Clicky Clicky​
 
ROXY MUSIC DOUBLE BILL
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BBC Sessions

01. Re-Model/Re-Make
02. If There Is Something
03. The Bob (Medley)
04. Would You Believe
05. Sea Breezes
(John Peel Session 4th January 1972)

06. 2HB
07. Bitter End
08. Chance Meeting
09. Ladytron
(John Peel Session 3rd May 1972)

10. Virginia Plain
11. If There Is Something
(John Peel Session 18th July 1972)

BBC Sessions PT.1

12. The Bob (Medley)
13. Grey Lagoons
14. Sea Breezes
15. Virginia Plain
16. Chance Meeting
17. Re-Model/Re-Make
(BBC In Concert August 1972)

18. Pyjamarama
19. Do The Strand
20. Editions Of You
21. In Every Dream Home A Heartache
(John Peel Session 5th March 1973)

BBC Sessions PT.2

This is 3 of the 4 sessions recorded by Roxy Music for John Peel's SounRAB Of The Seventies show on Radio 1. They did record a third session in Noveraber 1972 but according to BBC recorRAB that tape no longer exists in the archives. The 'In Concert' recording was either recorded at the Paris Theatre or the Golders Green Hippodrome in north London (Both venues being owned by the BBC) in August 1972

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City Hall, Newcastle 28th October 1974

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

Roxy Music - City Hall, Newcastle 28th October 1974

A excellent quality set recorded by the King Biscuit Flower Hour for broadcast in the U.S.​
 
To celebrate them getting back together......

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Blur - The Avalon , Boston : 11th February 1996

Setlist

Intermission
Popscene
It Could Be You
Charmless Man
Tracy Jacks
End Of A Century
Coping
To the End
She's So High
Mr Robinson's Quango
Globe Alone
Advert
Bank Holiday
Supa Shoppa
Country House
Girls & Boys
He Thought Of Cars
Stereotypes
This Is A Low
There's No Other Way
Parklife
The Universal

LINK​
 
I'm doing this one coz it's nice & short

24 minutes of noise from the classic Dorrian/Steer/Erabury/Harris line up ..... maybe :o:

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Napalm Death - The Station , Gateshead 6th June 1986

Setlist

Scum
Control
Instinct Of Survival
The Kill
Scum
Caught....In a Dream
Polluted MinRAB
Sacrificed
Siege Of Power
Control
Born On Your Knees
You Suffer

Link​
 
Classic... having been there a few times I can understand how it's churned out disaffected youth and some great banRAB. It's grim as hell but everyone I've met there has a great sense of humour about it. You realise I'm gonna look up all that stuff you just mentioned? who'd have thought... jackhammer: grindcore groupie!
:D
 
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Public Image Ltd, 20.04.1980, New York

01. Fodderstompf
02. Careering
03. Annalisa
04. Attack
05. Low Life
06. Death Disco
07. Swan Lake
08. Memories
09. Public Image
10. Another
11. Poptones
12. Bad Baby​


The classic line-up, so you know what to expect. Standard bootleg quality but a treat nonetheless. Some audience participation during 'Death Disco' is a good laugh.
 
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Sex Pistols - First Ever American Gig
Great Southeast Music Hall, Atlanta 5th January 1978

Setlist
God Save The Queen
I Wanna Be Me
Seventeen
New York
Bodies
Submission
Holidays In The Sun
EMI
No Feeling
Problems
Pretty Vacant
Anarchy In The UK
No Fun
Liar

Link​

A lot has been said about the final gig of their American tour at the Winterland when Lydon decided he couldn't be bothered anymore, but this gig was the opening gig of the tour & a totally different kettle of fish.
Starting off their tour in that punk rock hotbed of Atlanta (Genius booking by MacLaren) This is the first chance American audiences got the chance to see what all the hype was about. Lydon spenRAB most of the gig putting himself and the rest of the band down at ever opportunity 'Seen the fine upstanding young men Britain's chucking out these days?' . Vicious wants to goad the crowd by randomly shouting 'hi yaaaaaaaalllll' in the most sarcastic manner possible. You can hear a girl in the crowd complaining John spat at her, Lydon announces the riot squad has turned up, Vicious wants to know if he can have the sheriff's hat.
I love this gig.
 
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