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U Roy - Version Galore |
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Monkey Woman wrote:
Ulf's weekly selection. Right now, a piano instrumental from Place Pigalle. Nice!
http://www.bahnhof.se/~hasu/Ulflist/
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| mac_daddy |
(not my notes)
Mick Taylor & Jim Lacey-Baker
Cable TV Rehearsals
October 1991
Conversion: ?>CDR>Wav>Flac
Converted by: Fendert
Quality: Excellent / Soundboard
For all the Mick Taylor (former Rolling Stones Guitarist) fans out there this is a real treat.
This is from in the studio with Mick Taylor and Jim Lacey-Baker rehearsing for a cable TV special.
Tracks include some great playing, general conversations and instructions. Again like some of my
previous rehearsal posts this is like sitting in the studio just listening to the musicians
practice and fool around. As Mick Taylor jams he says, "I'm trying to readjust to playing
with a pick" Well I can tell you that there is not much readjustment needed; Mick is
jamming. No artwork sorry, enjoy!
01. Lost at Sea
02. Stop Breaking Me Down
03. About that chord - Working out changes for Stop Breaking Me Down
04. Is that going to be amplified?
05. Is that a C7th? – Stop Breaking Me Down (Inst.)
06. World Wide Losses
07. Intro Music for Cable Show rehearsal
08. I Gotta Remember That
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my better half is over with her parents, and homeboy is all alone with the above set, some trax 1 & 2 and the compass point works (parts 1 and 2) lined up for play during the Laker game
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Getting wasted with Humble Pie's Live at the Whisky A-Go-Go '69
Yes, Pie waits for no one   hi jaxx  |
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| Monkey Woman |
I'm just discovering the gypsy/indian music of Thierry "Titi" Robin. Don't miss his albums Rakhi or Alezane if you see them. Great stuff! |
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| Bloozehound |
http://media.ebaumsworld.com/index.php?e=ozzy1.mp3 |
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| polksalad69 |
Bottle Rockets bootleg from 1995. |
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| stewed & Keefed |
Tonight
Nirvana - Unplugged
Pixies - Bossanova
Some Girls |
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Mickboys Exile - I still can't tell if i like this better than the original or not, It sounds really bass heavy or something.The extra tracks are cool though. I have a cassette of Exile that i recorded off of the radio that just might sound better than any other version of Exile i've heard. How weird is that?
40 Licks - I broke down and bought this damn thing a couple weeks ago, I finally got to hear the 3 new songs(Excluding Dont Stop). I like the very beginning guitar part on 'Stealing my Heart', thats about it though. Of course the classics sound amazing.
[guided by booze]
[inspired by wine]
[influenced by dope]
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| mac_daddy |
more stones outtakes from the 70s...
also this new gem:
(not my notes)
The Who\
April 5, 1968\
Fillmore East, New York City\
Sound Quality: 10\
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SBD > ? > "Shakin' All Over" Bootleg CD > CD-R > FLAC (using xACT)\
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1. Summertime Blues\
2. Fortune Teller\
3. Tattoo\
4. Little Billy\
5. I Can't Explain\
6. Happy Jack\
7. Relax (cut and fades out)\
8. A Quick One\
9. My Way\
10. Shakin' All Over\
11. Boris The Spider\
12. My Generation\
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This is a great sounding pre-Tommy show that features rarities like Little Billy and Relax. There are little skips between each track (they're not gaps like on a TAO CD, but little skips). I don't know how they got there, but they're on my CD-R copy. Maybe someone with more expertise can fix them. Also, track 7, Relax, is cut off in the middle and fades out. Put aside the minor problems and this is a great show with amazing sound
----> you can rest assured that I will be removing the gaps...
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also on the playlist - the newest volume to Neil Young's "A Perfect Echo" compilation series |
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Mac Daddy, you seem to know alot about boots. do you know if any photos exist of KC '81?? yeah the Taylor show. It seems strange that i've never been able to find a single picture from that gig. i got the sound, but i just would love to see an actual picture of them all onstage. |
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| polksalad69 |
since I was out seeing Dale last night, I'm in tonight listening to Niles Franz's blues show on public radio.
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quote:
polksalad69 wrote:
Bottle Rockets bootleg from 1995.
'95 with the Bottle Rockets!
Those were the freakin' days!
Where's it from?
Cortez the Killer on it?
Me today:
Prince Buster - Judge Dread (best "reggae opera" ever!)
Keef - Selected hits from Main Offender which at the moment seems to mean playing "9.99" over and over again.
Nashville Soundtrack.
Moon Records of Memphis Rockabilly Comp
The Bush - "Feeling Sad and Lonely" b/w "Got Love If You Want It" - Incredible Stones influenced 60s single on HiBack records. SCORE!
London Is the Place for Me: Trinidadian Calypso in London, 1950-1956
Hey, Polksalad -- have you heard that tribute to Nashville that got released a couple years ago with Neko Case and Dallas Good and Kelly Hogan? Just curious as to its quality . .. |
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| mac_daddy |
Ras Michael
Date: 1980-06-13
Venue: Cotati Cabaret Room, Cotati, Ca
Sets: All
Number: 2 Disc
Source: SBD
Transfer: CD-r>EAC>WAV.>MKW's SHN
Size: 491mb.shn (15 files)
this and a little am smoke = great way to start a beautiful sunny day in soCal. |
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| Phog |
Dylan/Petty -- Sydney Feb. 24, 1986
Warren Zevon -- Philly 1980
Stones -- Stuttgart May 29, 1999 |
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Misc Stones. |
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Randy Newman - 12 Songs
Randy Newman - Good Old Boys
The Rolling Stones - Handsome Girls (Disc 3) |
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| Trey Krimsin |
Thanks, Voodoo, for all the information. Now I'll know what to look for.
Currently, I've got Free's last album, "Heartbreaker", on the stereo. |
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| mac_daddy |
Sticky Finger'd |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
quote:
Trey Krimsin wrote:
Thanks, Voodoo, for all the information. Now I'll know what to look for.
Currently, I've got Free's last album, "Heartbreaker", on the stereo.
Thanks TO YOU!
It's a great album, other great album from old live recordings is Savoy Brown "Hellbound Train Live" a double CD set of live recordings.
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quote:
scratched wrote:
Randy Newman - 12 Songs
Randy Newman - Good Old Boys
Genius. Have you heard that Rhino Double CD with the solo piano version of Good Old Boys on it? Different songs, funny narration. A beauty.
Currently:
Big Youth -- Screaming Target
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Today
John Mayall - Blues Alone |
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| Sir Stonesalot |
The Cramps-"Songs The Lord Taught Us"
Mr. Airplane Man-"C'mon DJ"
Star Spangles-"Bazooka!"
Hoodoo Guru's-"Singles Collection"
Stones-the last 2 Licks shows in Homg Kong
DVD:
The Cramps Live @ Nappa State Mental Hospital
Bowie Live @ MSG '03
The Stooges: Detroit 2003 |
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| Joey |
Misc Stones.
Misc Who.
Misc Steely Dan.
Misc Clapton. |
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| beer |
Stones 'Aftermath' - Such a good album.
Dinosaur Jr. 'Ear bleeding country' - J Mascis rules!
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - 'Fever To Tell'
Rancid - The first LP.
Slayer 'Riegn in blood' - WTF?!
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| M.O.W.A.T. |
Velvet Revolver's Contraband: It rocks!!!! |
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| mac_daddy |
quote:
beer wrote:
Dinosaur Jr. 'Ear bleeding country' - J Mascis rules!
J. is the sh*t. my buddy taped him with the fog (David Schools from widespread panic on bass). it's a great show - he did alot the old dino jr. tunes, with nice arrangements. great stuff. fire me your mailing addy in a PM if you would like a copy. |
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Today
Definitive Brussels,which I received yesterday,It is a great recording.
Thanks lour |
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| beer |
Hey Mac-daddy, I'd love to hear yer J Mascis recording. i grew up listening to all that skate punk sorta stuff and i always dug Dinosaur Jr. I always noticed J's lazy laid back singing style, then I totally remember the first time i heard Exile On Main Street and I realized where he got that singing style! it's from the first few lines of "Rocks Off" when Jagger sings in that laid back 'stoner' style.
I think that's where Mascis got it from. He's said that he's a huge Stones fan. |
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| mac_daddy |
J. Mascis & The Fog - 4/28/04
40 Watt Club - Athens, GA
Disc One:
01) Freedom
02) The Lung
03) Everybody Lets Me Down
04) What Else Is New
05) Sameday
06) Ammaring
07) Little Fury Things
08) Yeah We Know
09) Get Me
10) {Fade Track}
Disc Two:
01) {Fade Track}
02) Tarpit
03) Thumb
04) Freak Scene
05) Alone
06) E If That's How It's Gotta Be
07) The Wagon
08) Sludgefeast
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J. Mascis - guitar, vocals (www.jmascis.com)
Dave Schools - bass, vocals (www.widespreadpanic.com)
Kyle Spence - drums (www.thetomcollins.com) |
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