Sunday, 15 January 2012

David Bowie - Elysee Montmartre, Paris, France - 14.10.1999 (ProShot DVD)





David Bowie's Birthday is this month, so here's something to celebrate it. Thanks to kiwimusicfan for sharing this DVD on Mindwarp Pavillion.

En Concert Exceptionnel
Recorded: October 14, 1999
Venue: Elysee Montmartre, Paris

Notes:
DVD authoring performed with DVD-lab Pro v2.0.

Video Attributes:
Menu: Yes (main menu and track selection menu)
Chapters: Yes
TV System: NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Frame rate: 30.00
Bitrate: 6.5 Mbps average

Audio Attributes:
Audio coding mode: Stereo
Sampling Rate: 48KHz
Number of channels: 2
Bitrate: 192 Kbps
Number of audio streams: 1



1: Life On Mars?
2: Thursday's Child
3: Something In The Air
4: Word On A Wing
5: Can't Help Thinking About Me
6: China Girl
7: Always Crashing In The Same Car
8: Survive
9: Drive In Saturday
10: Changes
11: Seven
12: Repetition
13: I Can't Read
14: The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
15: Rebel Rebel

Duration: 1h 16m 19s

Uploaded to Mind-Warp PaVilion on January 21, 2007 by kiwimusicfan.

Rosa Crux - Amphi Festival, Köln, Germany - 19.07.2009 (DVD)





Very good band. Thanks to Lamb79 for creating this DVD and to cEnda for sending the links.

Chapters 1-10

Filming, transfer And DVD authoring by Lamb79


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http://mir.cr/1PGTTPJD
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Saturday, 14 January 2012

Monster Magnet - Festival T99, Estádio Nacional, Lisboa, Portugal - 16.07.1999 (Flac)





I posted this on DIME, might as well post it here, a little bit off topic, but maybe some of you like it.

Lineage: FM Broadcast -> Trade CDr -> Trader's Little Helper -> Flac (Level 8)

The Concert:

The concert itself was quite strange, The festival was quite eccletic, but this day was pretty straight forward, mainly metal or hard rock acts. I arrived at the recint in the middle of the set of the band that replaced Mercyful Fate in the line-up (I can't remember who they were...) because my main interest that day was Rollins Band and Monster Magnet. I bought my Powertrip T-Shirt that day and still have it (quite used, I'm afraid).

The Rollins Band concert was quite energetic and surprising, since he had a new backing band (Motheer Inferior) and only played songs from the forthcoming album "Get Some Go Again", The crowd was a little bit static during their set, but that seemed OK for their songs. Some crowd jumping around in the faster songs, but that was it.

When Monster Magnet arrived on stage, marching to the "Apocalypse Now" version of the Valkyries, the crowd seemed impressed and it looked like that everybody was going to have a blast. But... That didn't happen.

The inicial setlist included none of the more known songs (Spacelord, Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Orb, Snake Dance...) so it didn't take too long for the crowd to loose interest and wonder to the beer tents. The remaining audience just stayed on their places and cheered a little. Dave Windorf got pissed off with the apathy of the audience and started doing some nasty comments about the audience costumes, sexuality and Portugal in general. That woke up the crowd, but in the worst way, people started throwing some stuff to the stage and yelling obscenities back... That seemed to fuel the band for a brilliant performance (in my opinion) but also cut the setlist short because a lot of the time was spent offending the public. Another indication of that is the fact that Dave says to the band, just before the last song "Let's do Spine of God and get the F*ck out of here", probably indicating a jump in the setlist or a total change.

The concert was just short of an hour, and the band did no encores, nobody asked for it, and the band exited the stage fingering the audience anyway.

When the headliner, Metallica did the obligatory acknowledge of all the bands that played before them, after mentioning Monster Magnet there was a lot of Booing and offenses, enough for James Hetfield say something like "I know you guys didn't liked them, but their our friends, so let's have a cheer for them".

The Recording:

I was given this recording a couple of months after the event itself, by a friend that had traded it with the guy who recorded it from the FM broadcast. We both attended the festival, so he though it was a good souvenir.

It's an FM source from portuguese radio "Antena 3", easy to spot since there's a couple of radio jingles inbetween songs, nothing very disturbing. The capture sound is flawless since the reception was very good. It's only 6 songs and 45 minutes long, wich goes against my notes of the concert
in wich I pointed that the concert had 7 or 8 songs and "Powertrip" was the fourth song. I only recognised Powertrip and Nod Scene during the concert and noted that if the concert had included these songs earlier, the final outcome would have been different.

Maybe this broadcast was not live, but an edited version transmitted later and therefore incomplete, maybe someone can offer some more knowledge about this subject.

The strange thing it's that I never saw this recording in any trader's list or mentioned on the internet, surely there's more people that have it, but it doesn't seem very circulated. I like it a lot and hear it with some regularity, it's surely quite energetic and unique in itself with all the rantings of Dave about the behavior of the audience...

Enough talk, hope you Enjoy it!


Setlist:

01. Atomic Clock (7:06)
02. Medicine (5:14)
03. Powertrip (4:45)
04. Nod Scene (7:57)
05. Twin Earth (4:00)
06. Spine Of God (15:45)

Do Not Sell!
Support the band by going to the concerts and buying the official records and merchandise!
Do Not convert to MP3, unless personal use! (It would be a shame, it sounds very good like this...)

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Friday, 13 January 2012

The Sisters of Mercy - Le Spectrum, Montreal - 27.03.1991 (Flac)



Another concert from the Vision Thing Tour. Nice sound even if with a lot of hiss, but Von's voice is a bit buried in the mix.




CD1
01. Intro
02. First & Last & Always
03. Lucretia
04. Body & Soul
05. Ribbons
06. Alice
07. Dominion ~ Mother Russia
08. Amphetamine logic
09. Detonation Boulevard
10. Marian
11. This Corrosion (cut)

CD2
01. This Corrosion
02. Gimme shelter
03. Flood 2
04. Temple of love
05. Something fast
06. Jolene
07. Valentine
08. Vision Thing

The Rose of Avalanche - Duchess Of York, Leeds - 28.07.1988 (Flac)



First share of our newest collaborator Roverinexile. It couldn't be any better than this rarity. Check out his blog: http://mylifeingigs.blogspot.com for a lot of excellent reading and info.

In summer 1988, the Rose of Avalanche played a series of gigs in Leeds under the moniker "Absolutely Anything".  This is the first of 3 I have on tape.  The band had been on a bit of a hiatus due to the contract dispute with Fire Records.  They mostly played newer tracks, but none that hadn't been played live before.

 They were clearly the support act, and it sounds like a pretty sparsely attended event. Phill is in his usual sarcastic mood.

There's a longish interlude between King of Fools and Don't Fly Too High, but overall a decent quality recording.

TDK D90 > Aiwa tape deck > Audacity > CDWav > TLH> FLAC




01 The Thrash
02 Nowhere To Run
03 Delusions
04 The World Is Ours
05 What's Going Down
06 Dreamland
07 The King Of Fools
08 Tuning up
09 Jamming
10 Don't Fly Too High

Nick Cave - The Sage, Gateshead - 27.02.2005 (Flac)



AKA Four Alone

Nick Cave in a very quiet concert. Thanks to liftmeup for sharing this one on DIME. Excellent sound.

Original Info File:

Ripped from silver CD by EAC, encoded to FLAC using Trader's Little Helper.
According to the back cover the gig was held in London. Did some detective work
and found out that it in fact was held in Gateshead.

Line-up:
Nick Cave - Piano, vocals
Martyn P. Casey - Bass
Jim Sclavunos - Drums
Warren Ellis - Violin




1 West Country Girl
2 Abattoir Blues
3 Red Right Hand
4 Hallelujah
5 Cannibal's Hymn
6 God Is In The House
7 The Ship Song
8 Babe You Turn Me On
9 Christina The Astonishing
10 Henry Lee
11 The Mercy Seat
12 Rock Of Gibraltar
13 Jack The Ripper

Encores (Not included):
The Lyre of Orpheus
Lucy
Stagger Lee
The Singer

The Ramones - Vogue Theatre; Indianapolis - 06.12.1979 (Flac)




AKA March Of The Pinheads

I never posted any Ramones, here is the first. Excellent soundboard. Thanks to secretservic A.K.A. methlab for sharing this one on DIME.

This version of the show has been pitch corrected by +1 semi-tone.

Notes:
- sourced from Italian released Silver CD.
- original text file contained no rip/edit credits or lineage info.
- verified no sector boundary errors or MPEG source with TLH
- artwork included

Uploaded to DIME 12/28/2011 by secretservic A.K.A. methlab




1. Drum Intro
2. Blitzkrieg Bop
3. Teenage Lobotomy
4. Rockaway Beach
5. I Don't Want You
6. Go Mental
7. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
8. Rock 'N' Roll High School
9. I Wanna Be Sedated
10. I Just Want To Have Something To Do
11. Bad Brain
12. I'm Against It
13. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
14. Havana Affair
15. Commando
16. Needles & Pins
17. I'm Affected
18. Surfin' Bird
19. Cretin Hop
20. All The Way
21. California Sun
22. I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
23. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
24. Pinhead
25. Do You Wanna Dance?
26. Suzy Is A Headbanger
27. Let's Dance
28. Chinese Rocks
29. Beat On The Brat
30. We're A Happy Family

Rubella Ballet - Duchess Of York, Leeds, UK - 08.05.1990 (Flac)



Another master shared by Egg_Crisis. The usual bow of gratitude :)

Cassette(aud,master,TDK D90,recorded on Saisho PS 35R with built-in mic) > wav > Soundforge > CDWave > split on sector boundaries > flac(6)

Just before the tour started they'd got a new guitarist & bass player.  Some new songs, I don't know the titles.  Side A of the tape ran out during the closing seconds of Emotional Blackmail, just a few drumbeats missed.



01
02
03 Dreamer
04 Money Talks
05 Plastic Life
06 It'll Never Happen To Me
07
08 Artic Flowers
09 Death Train
10 Love Potion
11 Emotional Blackmail
12 Skate Or Die
13 False Promises
14

Length - 61:05

Uploaded by Egg_Crisis for Dark Circle Room
Convert to mp3 for personal use only. Do not circulate in FLAC or WAV format without this info file.


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Wednesday, 11 January 2012

The Sisters Of Mercy - I-Beam, San Francisco - 31.10.1983 (Flac)



One of the first concerts I posted, in MP3, time for an upgrade to FLAC. Thanks to Cyberbio and frederik for sharing this one.

Source: Cd-R - Cdex 1.70 beta - CD Wave - Flac (level 8) - You




Tracks:

01. Burn
02.  Valentine
03.  Anaconda
04.  Temple Of Love
05. Heartland
06.  Emma
07.  Adrenochrome
08.  Floorshow
09.  Body Electric
10. Gimme Shelter
11. Kiss
12. Alice

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All About Eve - Roundhay Park,Leeds - 23.07.1989 (Flac)



Thanks to the taper for sharing his recording on DIME. A request from Taylor.

Original Info File:

This was recorded on a Realistic CTR-58 Model,it was a mono recorder.I only taped for my own pleasure so please do not expect it to be of the quality of a more professional taper.

Lineage-Tape-Hard Drive-Nero wave editor-flac frontend level 8.
This is taken from my uncirculated master.
Notes:
This set comes from the support slot to Simple Minds on the opening show of the U.K. leg of The Street Fighting Years tour.This captures the band at their best and is a good quality show and cracking setlist.It's never been shared before,so Enjoy!




1.Intro-What kind of fool instrumental
2.Every angel
3.Candy tree
4.Wild hearted woman
5.Gold and silver
6.What kind of fool
7.Tuesday's child
8.Martha's harbour
9.Road to your soul
10.In the clouds
11.Flowers in our hair
12.In the meadow