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Soundboard 9.7/Audience (patches) 8.8 - As complete a picture of the Madison Square Garden “Night of the Hurricane” concerts as can be, it’s a tour de force and a must have in my opinion. Bob Dylan Madison Square Garden New York City. NY. December 8, 1975 Volume 2 Disc 3 JOAN BAEZ 01. Diamonds And Rust 02. Swing Low Sweet Chariot 03. Billy Rose 04. Joe Hill 05. Long Black Veil 06. Please Come To Boston ROBERTA FLACK 07. Intro to Roberta Flack 08. 25th Of Last December 09. Why Don’t You Move In With Me ROGER McGUINN 10. Eight Miles High 11. Chestnut Mare 12. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Disc 4 BOB DYLAN 01. Love Minus Zero /- No Limit 02. Simple Twist Of Fate 03. Oh, Sister 04. Hurricane 05. One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) 06. Sara 07. Just Like A Woman 08. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 09. This Land Is Your Land Bob Dylan - vocal, guitar, Bob Neuwirth - guitar, T-bone J. Henry Burnett - guitar, Roger McGuinn - guitar, Steven Soles - guitar, Mick Ronson - guitar, David Mansfield - steel guitar, violin, mandolin Rob Stoner - bass, Howie Wyeth - piano, drums, Luther Rix - drums, percussion, Ronee Blakley - vocal -
Soundboard 9.7/Audience (patches) 8.8 - As complete a picture of the Madison Square Garden “Night of the Hurricane” concerts as can be, it’s a tour de force and a must have in my opinion. Bob Dylan Madison Square Garden New York City. NY. December 8, 1975 Volume 1 Disc 1 01. Good Love Is Hard To Find - Bob Neuwirth 02. Intro 03. Sleazy - Bob Neuwirth 04. Hula Hoop - T-Bone Burnett 05. Too Good To Be Wasted - Rob Stoner 06. Laissez-Faire - Steven Soles 07. Is There Life On Mars? - Mick Ronson 08. Band intro 09. Alabama Dark - Bob Neuwirth & Ronee Blakley 10. Need A New Sun Rising - Ronee Blakley 11. Cindy (When I Get Home) - Bob Neuwirth 12. Mercedes Benz - Bob Neuwirth JONI MITCHELL 13. Shadows And Light 14. Coyote 15. Edith And The Kingpin 16. Don't Interrupt The Sorrow 17. Stage announcement - Muhammad Ali & Others Disc 2 01. Announcement - Ramblin’ Jack - Bob Neuwirth RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT 02. Muleskinner Blues 03. Pretty Boy Floyd 04. Salt Pork, West Virginia 05. I’m A Rich And Ramblin’ Boy BOB DYLAN 06. When I Paint My Masterpiece 07. It Ain't Me, Babe 08. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll 09. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You 10. It Takes A Lot To Laugh 11. Romance In Durango 12. Isis 13. The Times They Are A-Changin' 14. Dark As A Dungeon 15. Mama You Been On My Mind 16. Never Let Me Go 17. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine 18. I Shall Be Released -
Soundboard 9.4 - A love the sound on this, just full of energy and sounds fresh as if it happened last week. Great performance the band had to have been just having a blast. Bob Dylan The Warehouse New Orleans,LA. May 3, 1976 - Evening Show Disc 1 01 Mr.Tambourine Man 02 Love Minus Zero / No Limit 03 Vincent Van Gogh 04 Maggie's Farm 05 Mozambique 06 Isis 07 Railroad Boy 08 I Pity The Poor Immigrant 09 Shelter From The Storm Disc 2 01 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 02 You're A Big Girl Now 03 Rita May 04 Lay Lady Lay 05 Idiot Wind 06 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 07 Gotta Travel On -
Audience 9.2 - Continuing on with the never ending tour Dylan and company put on a great show this night in LA. When I saw them in Houston on this tour, being in a live hall (Houston Music Hall) and the loudness and everything else I was not aware how much GE Smith (yes, the guy with the 1001 goofy guitar faces) contributed. Really a great complimentary player. Bob Dylan Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA September 10, 1989 Disc 1 01 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) 02 Gotta Serve Somebody 03 Positively 4th Street 04 I Want You 05 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 06 Simple Twist Of Fate 07 Blowin' In The Wind 08 To Ramona Disc 2 09 Mr. Tambourine Man 10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 11 Knockin' On Heaven's Door 12 One Irish Rover 13 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry 14 In The Garden 15 Like A Rolling Stone 16 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 17 All Along The Watchtower -
Audience 9.2 - Very nice job by taper to capture a show on good gear that allows the listener to feel a part of the experience – yes there’s some hoots and hollers but you won’t be annoyed, you will kind of agree and maybe do the same. The recording is close and bright with amazing atmospherics.Bob Dylan Live At Hammersmith London, England February 8th 1990 Disc 1 101 intro 102 Absolutely Sweet Marie 103 Man In The Long Black Coat 104 Positively 4th Street 105 Ballad Of A Thin Man 106 Pledging My Time 107 I Want You 108 Political World 109 You Angel You 110 All Along The Watchtower 111 Boots Of Spanish Leather 112 To Ramona 113 She Belongs To Me 114 Mr. Tambourine Man 115 Disease Of Conceit 116 You're A Big Girl Now 117 I'll Remember You 118 Where Teardrops Fall Disc 2 201 Seeing The Real You At Last 202 Every Grain Of Sand 203 Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 204 Like A Rolling Stone 205 It Ain't Me, Babe 206 I've Been All Around This World (trad.) 207 Highway 61 Revisited Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar) G. E. Smith (guitar) Tony Garnier (bass) Christopher Parker (drums)
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Soundboard 9.3 - This entire set is wonderful. Personally I find this era to be my favorite simply because it’s a snapshot of an iconic artist really exploring the depths of his emotions, talent, creativity, and wisdom. Great sound here, really got into this! BOB DYLAN The Summit Houston, Texas November 12th 1981 Disc 1 01. -Introduction - Hughes Aufray 02. -GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY 03. -I BELIEVE IN YOU 04. -LIKE A ROLLING STONE 05. -THE LONESOME DEATH OF HATTIE CARROLL 06. -MAN GAVE NAMES TO ALL THE ANIMALS 07. -MAGGIE'S FARM 08. -GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY 09. -BALLAD OF A THIN MAN 10. -SIMPLE TWIST OF FATE 11. -HEART OF MINE 12. -ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER 13. -I'LL BE YOUR BABY TONIGHT 14. -FOREVER YOUNG 15. -GAMBLIN' MAN - Clydie King, Regina McCrary, Madelyn Quebec 16. -THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' Disc 2 17. -A HARD RAIN'S A-GONNA FALL 18. -WATERED-DOWN LOVE 19. -SHOT OF LOVE 20. -JUST LIKE A WOMAN 21. -SOLID ROCK 22. -MASTERS OF WAR 23. -WHEN YOU GONNA WAKE UP 24. -IN THE GARDEN 25. -BLOWIN' IN THE WIND 26. -IT'S ALRIGHT, MA (I'M ONLY BLEEDING) 27. -IT AIN'T ME, BABE 28. -KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR -
Audience 9.0 - This is a pretty famous recording of the full on assault of the Rolling Thunder Revue in all its glory. A good, clear tape with a tiny touch of tape saturation due to the taper being so close but it’s great nonetheless. It’s not distorted in that sense, it’s just a strong sound coming at you which actually benefits the experience because you feel the energy of the event in a visceral way. Great stuff! BOB DYLAN Fort Worth Attack Volume 2 Tarrant County Convention Center Arena Fort Worth, TX May 16, 1976 Disc 1 1. Vincent van Gogh 2. Maggie's Farm 3. One Too Many Mornings 4. Mozambique 5. Isis BOB DYLAN & JOAN BAEZ 6. Blowin' In The Wind 7. Railroad Boy 8. Deportees 9. I Pity The Poor Immigrant BOB DYLAN 10. Shelter From The Storm 11. I Threw It All Away 12. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 13. Oh Sister 14. You're A Big Girl Now Disc 2 1. Lay Lady Lay 2. Silver Mantis 3. Going Going Gone 4. Idiot Wind 5. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 6. Gotta Travel On Bob Dylan - vocal, guitar, Scarlet Rivera - violin, Bob Neuwirth - guitar, T-Bone J. Henry Burnett - guitar, Roger McGuinn - guitar, Steven Soles - guitar, Mick Ronson - guitar, David Mansfield - steel guitar, violin, mandolin Rob Stoner - bass, Howie Wyeth - drums -
Audience 9.0 - This is a pretty famous recording of the full on assault of the Rolling Thunder Revue in all its glory. A good, clear tape with a tiny touch of tape saturation due to the taper being so close but it’s great nonetheless. It’s not distorted in that sense, it’s just a strong sound coming at you which actually benefits the experience because you feel the energy of the event in a visceral way. Great stuff! BOB DYLAN Fort Worth Attack Volume 1 Tarrant County Convention Center Arena Fort Worth, TX May 16, 1976 Disc 1 1. Cindy - Bob Neuwirth 2. Flint Hill Special 3. Mad Man - Steven Soles 4. Foreign Love - T-Bone Burnett 5. Too Good To Be Wasted - Rob Stoner 6. Is There Life On Mars? - Mick Ronson 7. Here Come The Blues - T-Bone Burnett 8. Alabama Dark - Bob Neuwirth 9. They Had To Move Away - Bob Neuwirth 10. Battle Of New Orleans - Bob Neuwirth JONI MITCHELL 11. Black Crow 12. Song For Sharon Disc 2 ROGER McGUINN 1. Turn! Turn! Turn! 2. Jolly Roger 3. Lover Of The Bayou 4. Chestnut Mare JOAN BAEZ 5. Do Right Woman 6. El Preso Numero Nueve 7. Forever Young 8. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 9. Sweeter For Me 10. Dancing In The Street 11. Diamonds And Rust KINKY FRIEDMAN 12. Rock And Roll Across The USA 13. Dear Abbie 14. Lasso From El Paso BOB DYLAN 15. Mr. Tambourine Man 16. It Ain't Me Babe Bob Dylan - vocal, guitar, Scarlet Rivera - violin, Bob Neuwirth - guitar, T-Bone J. Henry Burnett - guitar, Roger McGuinn - guitar, Steven Soles - guitar, Mick Ronson - guitar, David Mansfield - steel guitar, violin, mandolin Rob Stoner - bass, Howie Wyeth - drums -
Audience 9.1 - God bless the tapers for this one! What a great show it is, and really I can’t recommend it highly enough because it’s TOTALLY immersive, I mean, sure it’s not 100% perfect but in a way it’s as good as you would hope. It’s a fun experience to hear this man just at the top of his game like this with a band that doesn’t miss a thing, ever. Bob Dylan Hughes Stadium Fort Collins, CO 05/23/76 Disc 1 1. -Mr. Tambourine Man 2. -It Ain't Me Babe 3. -Vincent van Gogh 4. -Maggie's Farm 5. -One Too Many Mornings 6. -Mozambique 7. -Isis 8. -Blowin' In The Wind 9. -Railroad Boy 10. -Deportee 11. -I Pity The Poor Immigrant 12. -Shelter From The Storm 13. -Oh Sister 14. -I Want You Disc 2 1. -Tangled Up In Blue 2. -You're A Big Girl Now 3. -You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go 4. -Lay Lady Lay 5. -Silver Mantis 6. -Going Going Gone 7. -Idiot Wind 8. -Knockin' On Heaven's Door 9. -Gotta Travel On 10. -A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall -
Studio Quality 9.3 - Very slight hiss but otherwise super-duper. Definitely this is fly-on-the-wall type stuff, with banter intact. Very insightful, and kind of gives me more of an appreciation for an overlooked album. Bob Dylan - Billy The Kid Sessions Disc 1 Session 1 Outtakes 1 20 jan 73 01 Billy (Instrumental) 02 Billy (Instrumental) 03 Billy (Instrumental) 04 Billy (Verses from Billy 1 & 4) 05 Billy 4 06 Turkey 07 Turkey 08 Turkey 09 Billy 10 Billy Surrenders 11 Billy Surrenders 12 And He's Killed Me Too 13 And He's Killed Me too 14 And He's Killed Me too 15 Goodbye Holly 16 Pecos Blues 17 Pecos Blues Disc 2 Session 2 Outtakes 2 sessions 72-73 01 Billy 4 02 Knockin' on Heaven's Door 03 Sweet Amarillo 04 Knockin' on Heaven's Door 05 Final Theme 06 Rock Me Mama 07 Billy 7 08 Billy 7 09 Instrumental 10 Instumental 11 Final Theme 12 Ride, Billy Ride Session 3 Sam Peckinpah's House, Durango, Mexico. December 1972 to January 1973 13 Billy -
Soundboard 9.0 - This is a newly discovered tape, and it is a solid board that does bear some signs of age. It sounds, hmmm, a little dated, faded, and there is a small amount of tape hiss present. These flaws do NOT affect the music though, because typically when you have these kinds of issues they tend to clear up during the musical performance (with those few exceptions during very quiet parts). But yeah, it’s not a sparkling tape but it gets the job done nicely enough. The bonus material on this set is similar to the Austin tape in every respect sound-wise. Bob Dylan and the Rolling Thunder Revue Municipal Auditorium Austin, TX 1976-05-12 Disc 1 01 -Good Love is Hard to Find (Bob Neuwirth) 02 -Hoola Hoop (T Bone Burnett) 03 -Flint Hill Special (David Mansfield) 04 -Too Good to Be Wasted (Rob Stoner) 05 -Madman (Stephen Soles) 06 -Is There Life on Mars (Mick Ronson) 07 -Rock & Roll Across the USA (Kinky Friedman) 08 -Dear Abbie (Kinky Friedman) 09 -Sold American (Kinky Friedman) 10 -Mr. Tambourine Man (Bob Dylan) 11 -It Ain't Me Babe (Bob Dylan) 12 -Vincent Van Gogh (Bob Dylan) 13 -Maggie's Farm (Bob Dylan) 14 -Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There is a Season) (Roger McGuinn) 15 -Jolly Roger (Roger McGuinn) 16 -Lover of the Bayou (Roger McGuinn) 17 -Chestnut Mare (Roger McGuinn) Disc 2 18 -Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (Joan Baez) 19 -El Preso Número Nueve (Joan Baez) 20 -One Too Many Mornings (Joan Baez) 21 -The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (Joan Baez) 22 -Sweeter for Me (Joan Baez) 23 -Dancing in the Streets (Joan Baez) 24 -Blowin' in the Wind (Bob Dylan & Joan Baez) 25 -Railroad Boy (Bob Dylan & Joan Baez) 26 -Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (Bob Dylan & Joan Baez) 27 -I Pity the Poor Immigrant (Bob Dylan & Joan Baez) 28 -Shelter From the Storm (Bob Dylan) 29 -Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again (Bob Dylan) 30 -I Want You (Bob Dylan) 31 -You're A Big Girl Now (Bob Dylan) 32 -You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Bob Dylan) 33 -Oh Sister (Bob Dylan) 34 -Lay Lady Lay (Bob Dylan) 35 -Silver Mantis (T Bone Burnett) 36 -Going Going Gone (Bob Dylan) 37 -Idiot Wind (Bob Dylan) 38 -Knockin' on Heavens Door (Roger McGuinn & Bob Dylan) Disc 3 Gatesville State School For Boys Gatesville, TX 1976-05-15 39 -Linda Lu (T Bone Burnett) 40 -Look On Yonder Wall [Hand Me Down My Walking Cane] (T Bone Burnett) 41 -Black Crow (Joni Mitchell) 42 -Walls of Red Wing (Joan Baez) 43 -El Preso Número Nueve (Joan Baez) 44 -Sweeter for Me (Joan Baez) -
Audience 9.0/Soundboard 9.6 - Both are excellent sources and both performances are excellent. As everyone already knows, these shows are precious being that Dylan only performed a handful on this brief tour (if you can call it a tour) with most of the dates from San Francisco. BOB DYLAN Paramount Theater Portland, Oregon December 3rd 1980 Disc One Paramount Theater, Portland, Oregon December 3rd 1980 Disc 1 01. -GOTTA SERVE SOMEBODY 02. -I BELIEVE IN YOU 03. -HARD RAIN 04. -MAN GAVE NAMES TO ALL THE ANIMALS 05. -SIMPLE TWIST OF FATE 06. -WE JUST DISAGREE 07. -ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER 08. -AIN'T GONNA GO TO HELL 09. -GIRL OF THE NORTH COUNTRY 10. -TO RAMONA 11. -SLOW TRAIN 12. -ABRAHAM MARTIN AND JOHN 13. -RISE AGAIN 14. -LET'S KEEP IT BETWEEN US 15. -MARY FROM THE WILD MOOR 16. -SOLID ROCK 17. -JUST LIKE A WOMAN Disc Two Paramount Theater, Portland, Oregon December 3rd 1980 Disc 2 01. -SEÑOR 02. -A COUPLE MORE YEARS 03. -WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU 04. -WHEN YOU GONNA WAKE UP 05. -IN THE GARDEN 06. -BLOWIN' IN THE WIND 07. -CITY OF GOLD 08. -IT'S ALL OVER NOW BABY BLUE 09. -IT'S ALRIGHT, MA Paramount Theater Portland, Oregon December 4th 1980 10. -LIKE A ROLLING STONE 11. -JUST LIKE TOM THUMB'S BLUES 12. -TO RAMONA Paramount Northwest Theater Seattle, Washinton November 29th 1980 13. -SEÑOR 14. -DON'T THINK TWICE 15. -FEVER Paramount Northwest Theater November 30th 1980 16. -ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER Disc Three Fox Warfield San Francisco, California November 15th 1980 01. -MICHAEL BLOOMFIELD INTRODUCTION 02. -LIKE A ROLLING STONE 03. -COVENANT WOMAN 04. -GROOM'S STILL WAITING AT THE ALTAR 05. -CITY OF GOLD 06. -LOVE MINUS ZERO 07. -GERRY GARCIA INTRODUCTION 08. -TO RAMONA Fox Warfield November 16th 1980 09. -LET'S KEEP IT BETWEEN US 10. -TRANVESTITE STORY 11. -JUST LIKE A Woman Fox Warfield November 22nd 1980 12. -DETROIT BINGO HALL STORY 13. -FEVER 14. -ROGER MCGUINN INTRODUCTION 15. -MR. TAMBOURINE MAN 16. -KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR 17. -IT AIN'T ME, BABE 18. -LEADBELLY STORY 19. -CARRIBBEAN WIND Fox Warfield November 12th 1980 20. -PRECIOUS ANGEL Fox Warfield November 18th 1980 21. -RISE AGAIN 22. -DO RIGHT TO ME BABY -
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 -
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Radio Broadcast 8.7 - This is one of the toughest tapes to review because I don’t know what it is, literally I don’t know how they captured this to tape. To my ears it sounds like it was broadcast over the air and someone placed a microphone in front of their stereo speaker and recorded it. Either that or maybe it was broadcast over AM, I just can’t tell you but for sure it’s not as good as a radio broadcast should be, not is it as bad as an amateur audience recording, this one hovers somewhere in between but I still thought it was decent. Someone definitely re-mastered this, and I am 100% sure it was a major benefit. Blue Oyster Cult Veterans Memorial Coliseum Phoenix, Arizona December 27, 1979 Disc 1 1.-Introduction 3:24 2.-Dominance & Submission 5:28 3.-Dr. Music 3:43 4.-Mirrors 4:21 5.-Cities on Flame 5:31 6.-The Great Sun Jester 5:26 7.-The Vigil 5:32 8.-The Vigil (Reprise) 1:26 9.-Extraterrestrial Intelligernce 4:51 10.-Astronomy 8:35 11.-ME 262 3:42 Disc 2 1.-Godzilla - Drum Solo - Godzilla 9:18 2.-Hot Rails to Hell 5:31 3.-Bass Solo 1:39 4.-Five Guitars 4:52 5.-Born to Be Wild 4:58 6.-Encore Break 3:14 7.-O.d.'d on Life Itself 4:03 8.-(Don't Fear) The Reaper 7:02 -
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Audience 8.7 - A good recording with what seems to be a little middle band compression but not too much. So, it’s smooth low end and louder upper middle and highs but softer middle band, that is not necessarily bad, it’s just lacking in that punch factor. It is though, as stated, a pretty decent recording. Oh, and the last song of the evening is “Don’t Fear The Reaper” so VERY cool to hear another live version of that. You know why BOC fans love the live recordings? Because with 5 guitar players at any given time, you just want to hear what they do with these amazing songs on stage. Folkets Park Malmo, Sweden 1978-05-25 01 R.U. Ready 2 Rock 02 ETI 03 Harvester of Eyes 04 Cities on Flame 05 Golden Age of Leather 06 Then Came the Last Days of May 07 ME 262 08 Hot Rails to Hell 09 Godzilla 10 This Ain't the Summer of Love -> 5 Guitars 11 Born to be Wild 12 Don't Fear The Reaper -
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Levittown 1981 FM Broadcast 9.3 - Crisp and nicely mixed for broadcast this recording does not suffer from any degradation or compression, it’s wonderful! London 1984 FM Broadcast 9.2 - Excellent quality recording with some atmosphere to give you a sense of space, so not what I would call a direct to board feed, it was recorded and mixed for air and has that distinct feel to it. Blue Oyster Cult Spit Levittown, New York June 15, 1981 Disc 1 01 -Dr Music 02 -ETI 03 -Burnin' For You 04 -Fire Of Unknown Origin 05 -Cities On Flame 06 -Joan Crawford 07 -Flaming Telepaths 08 -Veteran of Psychic Wars 09 -ME 262 10 -Hot Rails To Hell 11 -Godzilla 12 -Born To Be Wild Disc 2 13 -Heavy Metal 14 -(Don't Fear) The Reaper 15 -Roadhouse Blues Hammersmith Odeon London, England 14 February 1984 16 -Introduction 17 -ME-262 18 -E.T.I. 19 -Born To Rock 20 -Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll 21 -Take Me Away 22 -Shooting Shark 23 -(Don't Fear) The Reaper 24 -Born To Be Wild 25 -Let Go 26 -Outro -
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Audience 8.6 - Loud and noisy but every instrument heard…loudly. Here’s the thing – this is a complete show from 1975, for BOC fans, yeah it’s gotta be in your collection. It’s not terrible either, it’s just loud and thankfully not distorted but make sure you turn volume down before you press play ha ha! Blue Oyster Cult Tivolis Koncertsal Copenhagen, Denmark. October 27th 1975 Disc 1 01.Intro 02.Stairway to the stars 03.OD'd on life 04.Harvester of eyes 05.Flaming Telepaths 06.Last days of may 07.Candy store (fill in jam)-Cities on flame (with rock n roll) 08.Maserati GT 09. Buck's Boogie-with drum solo Disc 2 01.ME-262-with 5 guitars 02.Hot rails to hell 03.Born to be wild The Band Eric Bloom - Vocals/Guitar/Keyboards Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - Lead Guitar/Vocals Joe Bouchard - Bass/vocals Allen Lanier - Guitar/Keyboards Albert Bouchard- Drums/vocals -
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Audience 8.7 - This is a radio broadcast that sounds very good with some minor signs of age and occasionally a dodgy mix in spots that get corrected quickly, at least. The band play pretty much every song that you remember most by them, the set list is thrilling. -
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Audience 8.6 - A solid recording of a hot performance by the band. For a little while this was improperly listed as being from New Orleans, and in very incomplete form. Happy to say it is now complete, and not from New Orleans after all. If you got one of the old versions from me, take a photo of it and email it to me and I will send this one to you free of charge. Blue Oyster Cult Independence Hall Baton Rouge, Louisiana July 16th, 1974 01. The Red & The Black 02. O.D.'d On Life Itself 03. Career Of Evil 04. Harvester Of Eyes 05. Dominance And Submission 06. 7 Screaming Diz-Busters 07. Buck's Boogie 08. Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll 09. ME 262 10. Hot Rails To Hell (Fades) -
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Soundboard 9.6 - A very very clean tape, still after all this time it has been properly preserved. The band is in fine form, it’s the right time frame in history and the world is pretty familiar with the band by this time.Blood Sweat & Tears Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1970-09-20 Disc 1 01 - introduction (1:44) 02 - Fire and Rain (4:31) 03 - Somethin' Comin' On (7:09) 04 - 40,000 Headmen (5:24) 05 - I Can't Quit Her (4:25) 06 - Smiling Phases (15:42) 07 - Sympathy for the Devil (9:37) 08 - Sometimes in Winter (4:46) 09 - Lucretia McEvil (18:19) Disc 2 10 - And When I Die (9:05) 11 - Hi De Ho (6:46) 12 - Spinning Wheel (8:20) 13 - You've Made Me So Very Happy (11:26) 14 - Blues Part 2- Somethin' Goin' On (32:37) Bobby Colomby - Drums Steve Katz - Guitar & Vocals Jim Fielder - Bass Dick Halligan - Keyboards,Trombone,Flute Fred Lipsius - Alto Saxophone, Keyboards Lew Soloff - Trumpets Chuck Winfield - Trumpets Jerry Hyman - Trombone David Clayton Thomas - Vocals -
Audience 8.9 - A nice recording job in that you really hear the music as clear as can be but also some atmosphere to let you know where you are at. It’s surprising really to hear how an amateur audience tape from ’74 can feature such nice depth, this is not a brittle or thin recording, there’s some meat to this one. Nice! Blood Sweat & Tears Helsinki, Finland 1974.06.06 Disc 1 01 Engine 49 02 God Bless the Child 03 Snow Queen 04 Maiden Voyage 05 She’s Coming Home 06 Mean Ole World 07 So Long Dixie 08 She Does It To Me Disc 2 09 I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know 10 You Girl 11 Are You Satisfied 12 Mirror Image Suite - Maglomania 13 Mirror Image 14 South Mountain Shuffle 15 Rock Reprise 16 Almost Sorry (That I Left You) 17 Spinning Wheel 18 And When I Die Jerry Fisher - Vocals Jerry LaCroix - Vocals,Saxophone,Harmonica (R.I.P) Georg Wadenius - Guitar Ron McClure - Bass Larry Willis - Piano Bobby Colomby - Drums Bill Tillman - Woodwinds (R.I.P.) Tony Klata - Trumpet Dave Bargeron - Trombone & Tuba -
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Pro Made non factory pressed compact disc housed in single pocket gate fold jacket with full laser printed graphics front, back, inside, discs, and spine. -
Pro Made non factory pressed compact disc housed in single pocket gate fold jacket with full laser printed graphics front, back, inside, discs, and spine. -
Broadcasts 8.8/9.4 - A little variation depending on the source of the recording in question (all fully annotated in the notes), what you get here is a collection of broadcasts over the air during 1969 and 1970 when music was in full change mode and experimentation and blending of genres was all the rage. Blodwyn Pig certainly has to be included in that product description with their jazz-tinged hard rock akin to Jethro Tull without flute (substitute sax instead). Makes sense, since Mick Abrahams helped define Tull’s sound in the beginning days. This is great stuff though and is HIGHLY recommended. BLODWYN PIG 1969-1970 Sessions Disc 1 01 -Ain't Ya Comin' Home ......... 03:14 02 -The Change Song .............. 04:23 03 -The Modern Alchemist ......... 04:45 04 -Mr. Green's Blues ............ 03:47 05 -It's Only Love ............... 03:30 06 -Ain't Ya Comin' Home ......... 03:35 07 -See My Way ................... 06:06 08 -Summer Day ................... 04:09 09 -The Modern Alchemist ......... 06:42 10 -Same Old Story ............... 02:33 11 -It's Only Love ............... 03:25 Disc 2 12 -Same Old Story ............... 03:17 13 -Cat's Squirrel ............... 08:55 14 -Drive Me ..................... 03:37 15 -Slow Down .................... 05:59 16 -Worry ........................ 03:38 17 -Somebody Just Like Me ........ 05:50 19 -See My Way ................... 06:05 19 -Moon's Gone .................. 02:59 20 -Lady Of Liberty .............. 04:22 21 -Lovely Lady .................. 05:11 22 -Lady Of Liberty .............. 05:32 (01-02) February 24, 1969 BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London UK (BBC Radio "Symonds On Sunday" broadcast March 2, 1970) (03-06) March 24, 1969 BBC Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Ave London UK (BBC Radio "Top Gear" broadcast April 13, 1969) (07-08) October 1, 1969 BBC Maida Vale 4, London UK (UK BBC Radio "WS R&B" broadcast October 25, 1969) (09) October 10, 1969 Bremen (German TV "Beat Club 48" broadcast October 25, 1969) (10-11) December 27, 1969 BBC Studios London UK (12) January 29, 1970 Top Of The Pops, Paris Theater, London UK (13-15) February 1, 70 BBC Radio "Top Gear" London UK (16-17) March 4, 1970 BBC Maida Vale 4, London, UK (BBC Radio "WS R&B" broadcast April 5, 1970) (18) May 25, 1970 Bremen (German TV "Beat Club 55" broadcast May 30, 1970) (19-20) September 23, 1970 "Sounds Of The Seventies" London UK (21-22) October 3, 1970 Peel session, London UK Personel: Mick Abrahams - guitars, vocals (01-18) Andy Pyle - bass Jack Lancaster - saxophone, flute Ron Berg - drums Peter Banks - guitars (19-22) Barry Reynolds - vocals (19-22)