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Brand New - Agent Orange! What can be more raw and in your face then a soundboard recording of Sodom in 1989?! All the band’s classic songs of the 80’s are there! Looking for real Teutonic terror?! You found it! -
Brand New - Def Leppard played a "Slang tour" show in Johannesburg, South Africa on 5th December 1996. 13 songs from the show were recorded for broadcast. The band played in front of 37,500 ecstatic and very loud fans. This was the first of three stadium shows played on the mini tour of the country. -
Brand New - Alice Cooper Live 1987! Remember that mythical “The Nightmare Returns Tour”? Yup! The one with Kane Roberts and that great track list! Part from the video “The Nightmare Returns this is the only Live show properly recorded from that tour. Here we have the pre-FM master with a superb sound (better than the video!) and a stunning performance! -
Brand New - This is the best sounding Soundboard Recording of “headless Tour” for sure! And also an hard one to find! Blackie and Johnny are taking turns singing their asses off and that comes through crisp and clear on this soundboard recording. -
Brand New - Iron Maiden braving new world! In 1995 Steve Harris and company played 3 shown in Israel. One of them was broadcasted. This is by far the best recorded show from the Blaze Bailey era. -
Brand New - The Final days with Bruce! A show that sums up the Iron Maiden’s repertoire from 1980 to 1993! Great sound, great performance, great track list… a very good alternative to the subpar official releases of the same era. -
Brand New - This recording of Anvil's set from the 2nd Classic Metal Fest at Phantasy Nite Club, Cleveland, Ohio, USA on 12th July 2002 was professionally made for a prospective live album which never came to fruition. The whole set was then mixed & produced by Joe Kleon at G4orce Studios. Until today the idea of a live album remained shelved. -
Brand New - Recorded Live At M3 Rock Festival in 2012. The live album that was missing! Ratt live during “Infestation” era delivering an amazing show full of classic tunes with Warren Dimartini and Carlos Cavazo delivering a great guitar work along with a tight rhythmic section with Crucier and Blotzer together fronted by Stephen Percy still singing great. One of the last opportunity to listen to all this guys together on stage. -
Brand New - Twisted Sister live album… Yeah right! … Twisted Sister live in Japan at their peak in 1985, that’s the real deal, that’s what really metter! What a great show! From now on you can’t consider yourself a SMF if you don’t have this show. -
Brand New - A collection of Quorthon and Bathory rare tracks, most of them unreleased. It also includes half a dozen cover tunes, from The Beatles to Sext Pistols or Motorhead, recorded by Quorthon though his career. A CD for true Bathory aficionados. -
Brand New - Split CD! 2 Live shows in one CD! Very good Soundboard recordings! Carcass live at The Club Citta,Tokyo, on 5th October, 1994 Obituary live at Aardschok Fest, Netherlands on 12th April, 1992 2 Shows from the band’s classic era with good sound and raw energy! -
FM Broadcast 8.9 - Good because it's a broadcast, but there is some compression so you do not get the crisp, soaring highs and separation of instruments is not perfect. It's a somewhat "rough" professional recording and I am not talking about just age or generation of tape either - some of this is probably in the actual recording and/or live sound mix. That being said - it's a really good tape nonetheless and worthy of your collection. Blue Oyster Cult Centrum Worcester, MA. September 24, 1982 01. Pre-show interview 02. This Ain't The Summer Of Love 03. Hot Rails To Hell 04. Joan Crawford 05. Cities On Flame 06. Veteran of the Psychic Wars 07. Don't Fear The Reaper 08. Godzilla intro 09. Godzilla 10. Drums 11. Godzilla (reprise) 12. Bass solo 13. Born To Be Wild 14. DJ and stage banter 15. Burnin' For You Albert Bouchard - drums, percussion, vocals Allen Lanier - keyboards, guitars, vocals Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - lead guitar, vocals Eric Bloom - lead vocals, rhythm guitar Joe Bouchard - bass guitar, vocals -
Audience 8.7 - This is a decent tape that delivers some sense of the venue and the power of the band in a live setting, it's not "relaxed" sounding but definitely hard rock music at volume...but that being said there is some slight harmonic distortion somewhere in the upper mid band range, and if you had to choose where your live recording suffered, it would be here because it doesn't do as much damage to the sound taken as a whole as you might suppose. It's still a really good recording...with limitations. Kinks Golden Hall San Diego, CA February 11, 1976 Disc 1 01 Everybody's A Star (Starmaker) 02 Rush Hour Blues 03 Day-O (The Banana Boat Song) 04 You Really Got Me 05 All Day And All Of The Night 06 Lola 07 Alcohol 08 Celluloid Heroes 09 Schooldays 10 Schooldays Overture 11 Announcement 12 Jack The Idiot Dunce Disc 2 13 Education 14 The First Time We Fall in Love 15 I'm in Disgrace 16 Headmaster 17 The First Time We Fall in Love (Reprise) 18 The Hard Way 19 The Last Assembly 20 No More Looking Back 21 Finale -
Audience 8.7 - This is a really good, but flawed, recording. The good points are that it is clear, and has unmistakable stereo panning, and a LOT of good live atmosphere (not the obnoxious audience kind of atmosphere!). The flaws are that taper is working hard (to his credit) to get into a sweet spot and while doing this the signal to his deck fades in and out slightly - the effect is one of phasing, so it's not a deal-breaker flaw it's just you have to accept that vocals and what not at times sound really far back and then sound much closer...at various points during the show (I should say guitar does this too, maybe less often). The reason why you'll stick it out is because when it is good...it's great. Iron Maiden International Amphitheater Chicago, IL. 1982-09-21 01 - Wrathchild 02 - Run to the Hills 03 - Children of the Damned 04 - The Number of the Beast 05 - talk 06 - 22 Acacia Avenue 07 - Hallowed Be Thy Name 08 - Iron Maiden -
Audience 9.4 - This recording consists of a matrix between both an audience recorded tape and a stand-alone video recorder audio, and together (when both are rolling and in-sync) they have a wonderful stereo pan effect and sweet, clean quality. Mick Taylor Lone Star Roadhouse New York City, NY 14th May 1992 (1st & 2nd show) Disc 1 (1st show) 01. intro & tuning 02 - Badmouth Mama 03 - Hoodoo Thing 04 - How It Feels 05 - You Gotta Move 06 - Shake Your Hips 07 - Kind Hearted Woman Blues - Me And The Devil Blues 08 - Cairo Motel Disc 2 (2nd show) 01 - tuning 02 - Big Town Playboy 03 - That's Alright 04 - Nowhere To Run 05 - You Shook Me 06 - You Don't Miss Your Water 07 - Kid Man Blues 08 - band introduction 09- Teresa Line-up: Mick Taylor (gtr, voc) Jimmie Wood (voc, harm, gtr) Jimmy King (gtr, bvoc) Greg Boaz (bass, bvoc) David Salinas (dr) -
Studio quality 9.6 - production on this is outstanding and flows nicely. Well thought out, and as comprehensive as it needs to be so it has a wider appeal and includes casual fans as well as seasoned collectors. The DVD is a nice touch!
George Harrison "The Light That Has Lighted The World" Best Of Rarities 1970-2001 Disc 1 1. My Sweet Lord 2. Beware Of Darkness 3. Let It Down 4. Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll) 5. Isn't It A Pity 6. I Still Love You 7. Down By The River 8. It Don't Come Easy 9. Bangla-Desh 10. Deep Blue 11. Give Me Love 12. Miss O'Dell 13. Sue Me, Sue You Blues 14. Ding Dong, Ding Dong 15. Dark Horse 16. I Don't Care Anymore 17. Hari's On Tour (Express) 18. For You Blue Disc 2 19. You 20. This guitar (Can't Keep From Crying) 21. This Song 22. Crackerbox Palace 23. The Pirate Song 24. Here Comes The Sun 25. Mo 26. Faster 27. Sat Singing 28. Flying Hour 29. Life Itself 30. Tears Of The World 31. Lay His Head 32. Save The World 33. All Those Years Ago 34. Dream Away 35. That's The Way It Goes 36. I Don't Wanna Do It 37. Abandoned Love Disc 3 38. Shanghai Surprise 39. Someplace Else 40. Breath Away From Heaven 41. Hottest Gong In Town 42. Got My Mind set On You 43. When We Was Fab 44. This Is Love 45. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 46. Poor Little Girl 47. Cockamamie Business 48. Cheer Down 49. Between The Devil & The Deep Blue Sea 50. Ride Rajbun 51. Any Road 52. Horse To The Water 53. My Sweet Lord Disc 4 (DVD) Various promo videos and more -
Soundboard 8.8 - A strong and clear tape with a mix that heavily favors drums and bass. That gives it a massive, sledgehammer to the skull sound - which can't be bad.
Slayer "Diabolus In The East" Nakano SunPlaza Hall Tokyo, Japan October 08, 1998 ** Bonus DVD Tokyo, Japan Akasaka Blitz July 15, 1998 Disc 1 01. BGM 02. S.E. 03. Bitter Peace 04. Death´s Head 05. Evil Has No Boundaries 06. Hell Awaits 07. War Ensemble 08. Stain Of Mind 09. South Of Heaven 10. Raining Blood 11. Dittohead 12. Gemini 13. Die By The Sword 14. Black Magic 15. Captor Of Sin 16. In The Name Of God Disc 2 01. Scrum 02. Dead Skin Mask 03. Seasons In The Abyss 04. Chemical Warfare 05. Mandatory Suicide 06. Angel Of Death * Bonus Tracks: Tokyo, Japan Akasaka Blitz July 15, 1998 07. South Of Heaven 08. War Ensemble 09. Death´s Head 10. Dead Skin Mask 11. Dittohead 12. Stain Of Mind 13. Chemical Warfare Bonus DVD: 01. South Of Heaven 02. War Ensemble 03. Death´s Head 04. Dead Skin Mask 05. Dittohead 06. Stain Of Mind 07. Chemical Warfare -
Soundboard 8.9 - Man, this is just amazing. It sounds a little dated, maybe a little faded, but definitely NOT jaded! The live sound mix isn't perfect here, I think guitars should be louder (but at least in this board I can hear every note of the bass) but in defense of the guitars I can hear both of them somewhat distinctly. Vocals do suffer, they are pushed well back of the mix, at times they get closer to the right spot, but it's all good they are there but just not at the center of the mix. I think this is classic stuff. Slayer Country Club Reseda, LA, CA. September 7th 1985 Hell Awaits Tour 1. Hell Awaits 2. Aggressive Perfector 3. Captor Of Sin 4. The Final Command 5. Haunting The Chapel 6. Praise Of Death 7. Fight Till Death 8. Necrophiliac 9. Black Magic 10. Die By The Sword 11. Crypts Of Eternity 12. Hardening Of The Arteries 13. The Antichrist 14. At Dawn They Sleep 15. Show No Mercy 16. Crowd 17. Evil Has No Boundaries 18. Chemical Warfare Tom Araya – bass, lead vocals Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.) - lead and rhythm guitar Kerry King – lead and rhythm guitar, backing vocals Dave Lombardo – drums -
Soundboard 9.2 - In this mix, vocals are front and center, followed next by drums (cool) and guitars which sound just evil AF. This is surely one all fans will slay for (see what I did there?). Slayer Elkerlyck Luttenburg, The Netherlands 2nd June 1985 01 - Hell Awaits 02 - Aggressive Perfector 03 - Captor Of Sin 04 - Fight 'Til Death 05 - Kill Again 06 - Haunting The Chapel 07 - Necrophiliac 08 - Black Magic 09 - Die By The Sword 10 - Praise Of Death 11 - The Final Command 12 - Hardening Of The Arteries 13 - At Dawn They Sleep 14 - Show No Mercy 15 - Evil Has No Boundaries 16 - Chemical Warfare 17 - The Antichrist -
Soundboard 9.4 - Excellent tape for all those who actually want to hear what the band is doing. Drums are massive, and the guitars sound on point and distinct. SLAYER Memorial Coliseum Corpus Christi, TX 1987-02-19 1. Raining Blood 2. Reborn 3. Die By The Sword 4. Necrophiliac 5. Postmortem 6. Criminally Insane 7. Angel Of Death 8. Epidemic 9. Altar Of Sacrifice 10. Jesus Saves 11. Evil Has No Boundaries 12. Raining Blood (Reprise) Bonus Tracks 13. Evil Has No Boundaries (1983 Demo) 14. Crionics (1983 Demo)