[andrei]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

PINK FLOYD
BBC Archives 1967-1969
http://www.badongo.com/file/2730867
-Flaming
-Scarecrow
-Matilda Mother
-The Gnome
Recorded on September 25 1967
At BBC Playhouse Theatre
Broadcasted on October 1 1967 (Top Gear)

-Pow R Toc H
-Vegetable Man
-Scream Thy Last Scream
-Jugband Blues
Recorded on December 20 1967
At BBC Maida Vale Studios
Broadcasted on December 31 1967 (Top Gear)

-Let There Be More Light
-Murderistic Women
-Julia Dream
-Massed Gadgets Of Hercules
Recorded on June 25 1968
At BBC 210 Piccadilly Studios
Broadcasted on August 11 1968 (Top Gear)

-Point Me At The Sky
-Embryo
-Baby Blue Shuffle In D Major
-Interstellar Overdrive
Recorded on December 2 1968
At BBC Maida Vaile Studios
Broadcasted on December 15 168 (Top Gear)

-Daybreak
-Nightmare
-The Beginning
-Beset By Creatures Of The Deep
-The Narrow Way
Recorded on May 12 1969
At BBC Paris Cinema
Broadcasted on May 14 1969 (Night Ride)
on June 1 1969 (Top Gear)

 

 

Thank You very much!

[[iorxhscimtor]]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

No problem. Hey, may I kindly ask whereabouts in Mexico are you? Just out of curiosity.

In Mexico City man

[Hip Priest]

Stereo MCs

Live in Fribourg
From back in the day (1992 or 93). A really good show.

Fade Away
Everything
Elevate My Mind
Step It Up
Connected
Lost in Music
Ground Level
Keep It Up
Creation
I'm A Believer
Bring It On

http://www.badongo.com/file/2737499

If you can't enjoy a song like Connected then you may very well need to see a doctor. Or a priest.

[Hip Priest]

Van Morrison

Live at Filmore East, San Francisco, 26/04/70

http://www.badongo.com/file/2747198

[floatingslowly]

The Jesus and Mary Chain
Roskilde 1998

5:56 Degenerate
3:31 Snakedriver
4:45 Cracking Up
3:19 Fizzy
3:36 Happy When It Rains
3:16 Teenage Lust
2:52 Stardust Remedy
4:22 Head On
2:50 I Love Rock N Roll
3:17 Dreamlover
3:47 Supertramp
3:41 I Hate Rock N Roll
3:58 Virtually Unreal
3:35 Reverence

http://www.sendspace.com/delete/mgmtja/vdrs2

note: I just looked on my ipod and it was in alphabetical order. I didn't copy it from itunes that way so there's no telling. the order I posted is the order it should be in if for some reason it's messed up for you.

[floatingslowly]

The Jesus and Mary Chain
Live in Heaven 1987

2:40 The Living End
2:53 Down On Me
5:08 Never Understand

note: what this is from, I don't know. but it was in the folder of the show below this one, and all the tracks are great so I kept it in the upload.

The Jesus and Mary Chain
April Skies 1987

3:12 In A Hole
2:36 The Hardest Walk
2:52 Fall
4:33 Some Candy Talking
3:49 Cherry Came Too
2:58 Just Like Honey
4:00 Happy When It Rains
2:56 Deep One Perfect Morning
4:35 Nine Million Rainy Days
4:15 April Skies
3:50 Kill Surf City
2:32 Bo Diddley Is Jesus

this is not the best recording in the world, but gawd I love this show.
http://www.sendspace.com/delete/wkzzk8/meibd

Many thanks for that. Just as a document of that era, and in no way the true Velvet Underground:


Velvet Underground - Amsterdam Concert House 19.11.71
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8ALUTJVY

[krastian]

Stereolab
Live at the 9:30 Club, DC 6-20-00
*Opening up for Sonic Youth*

 

1. Intro
2. Crest
3. Infinity Girl
4. Escape Pod
5. Household Names
6. Op Hop Detonation
7. Metronomic Underground
8. Intervals
9. People Do It All the Time
10. Blue Milk
11. Frenck Disko
12. Outer Bongolia


www.badongo.com/file/2766298


PS- When I got this show, the files were not properly labeled. I did a search for the setlist and luckily tracked it down. Therefore, I added an info file with the setlist to the the zip file up for download. The show sounds really good....and I was there!!!

The Fall - Mixing It, February 2006

 

You may have noticed that all of the old Rapidshare hosted sessions have now been removed. This means of course that there are tons of sessions which are no longer active. If you want a session re-posting then please get in touch.


This session was originally posted back in 2006.


This was The Fall's twenty fifth session for the BBC and was recorded towards the end 2005, although not broadcast until February 2006 on BBC Radio 3's Mixing It program. Of the four tracks contained here three appeared in a slightly different form on the brilliant Fall Heads Roll album. There are also two sections of interview on here which confirm beyond reasonable doubt that Mark E Smith is one of the hardest people on earth to interview.


The Fall - Mixing It Session 2006


1. Higgeldy Piggeldy
2. Assume
3. Midnight In Aspen
4. Pacifying Joint
5. Interview pt 1
6. Interview pt 2
http://theperfumedgarden.blogspot.co...uary-2006.html

Check these out too:
http://theperfumedgarden.blogspot.co...arch-2007.html

http://theperfumedgarden.blogspot.co...niversity.html

[[iorxhscimtor]]

For all the Mingus fans around here

Charles Mingus - Live in Chateauvalon 1972

 

SETLIST

01 Ellington Medley
02 Fables Of Faubus
03 Diane (Body and Soul)
04 Blues For Some Bones


http://rapidshare.com/files/26334075/Charles_Mingus_-_Live_in_Chateauvallon.zip

[atari 2600]

Thanks

[iorxhscimtor]

[atari 2600]

nifty

another '68 offering

(I had no '68 pf unitl you posted that last BBC one with some on it)

thx

[Everyneurotic]

gracias por lo de mingus y pink floyd, i have way too much early pink floyd now but i think one more won't hurt.

[Sonic Youth 37]

My Bloody Valentine
Live Vancouver, British Columbia 1992-01-17

1. When You Sleep
2. I Only Said
3. Only Shallow
4. Slow
5. Nothing Much To Lose
6. (Noise)
7. You Never Should
8. Feed Me With Your Kiss
9. Soon
10. To Here Knows When
11. Honey Power
12. You Made Me Realise

Quality Overall: B
(for a MBV show: A. Quite possibly the best quality I've ever heard, might even be soundboard. Still some "sprites" and odd noises, although they sound as they are from the original transfer)

[Link coming soon]

[nicfit]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

PEEPING TOM
Late Night With Conan O'Brien
May 26th, 2006.
Pro Shot
HDTV>?>DVDR
http://www.badongo.com/file/2807528
Set List:
-Mojo.

thanks for this, nice idea to share "little" vids too, we should set up a thread for tv shows/ late night shows' musical guests' performances.
here are a couple of nice vids of thom yorke piano+voice playing a couple new songs on "from the basement".

Thom Yorke - From the Basement 2006 - Videotape (15MB)
http://www.badongo.com/vid/350748

Thom Yorke - From the Basement 2006 - Down is the new up (20MB)
http://www.badongo.com/vid/350760

edit: guess you'd have to pay for the original .wmv files, I found these on emule...should I delete the links??

[atari 2600]

Originally Posted by Sonic Youth 37

My Bloody Valentine
Live Vancouver, British Columbia 1992-01-17

1. When You Sleep
2. I Only Said
3. Only Shallow
4. Slow
5. Nothing Much To Lose
6. (Noise)
7. You Never Should
8. Feed Me With Your Kiss
9. Soon
10. To Here Knows When
11. Honey Power
12. You Made Me Realise

Quality Overall: B
(for a MBV show: A. Quite possibly the best quality I've ever heard, might even be soundboard. Still some "sprites" and odd noises, although they sound as they are from the original transfer)

[Link coming soon]

This one seems to really get around.
It's still here too:
http://www.inkoma.com/pages/my_bloody_valentine.html
along with other MBV downloads...

I think the correct date is Jan 7, 1992.
Recently this "Loom" recording was "remastered," de-clicked, de-popped and seeded by mr booth (aka thir13en Productions)
My Bloody Valentine - 1992-07-01 Vancouver, BC (SBD, 13 remaster)

[nicfit]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

Oh, and it's such a shame those Radiohead vids aren't working (I just downloaded "Videotape" and my computer cannot play it).

VLC player opens it on my pc .. you should try that player if you haven't yet:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

it can open almost every frickin filetype known.

[atari 2600]

Originally Posted by [iorxhscimtor]

For all the Mingus fans around here

Charles Mingus - Live in Chateauvalon 1972

 

SETLIST

01 Ellington Medley
02 Fables Of Faubus
03 Diane (Body and Soul)
04 Blues For Some Bones


http://rapidshare.com/files/26334075...teauvallon.zip

Thanks again, [iorxhscimtor].
This bootleg is also at this blog:
http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cachePwpSHSLaAkJ:live-bootleg.blogspot.com/2007/04/charles-mingus-live-in-chateauvalon.html+mingus+1972&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&g l=us
(same link)
Kudos for the announcement.

I'm finally getting around to listening to this tonight. It sounds great and is from French National Radio rebroadcast. Here are my notes of the stickler variety:

Charles Mingus Quartet
Theatre National de la Danse et de l'Image de Châteauvallon (TNDI)
(near Toulon), France FM sbd
8/22/72

1 Ellington Medley (26:46)
2 Fables of Faubus (27:46)
3 Diane (Body & Soul) (4:35)
4 Blues for Some Bones (15:31)

Track 1, "Ellington Medley," is roughly Blues in G (bass solo)/Stormy Weather > In a Sentimental Mood > Sophisticated Lady > Mood Indigo and finishes up by quoting a bit from Billy Strayhorn's "Take the 'A' Train."
Track 4, "Blues for Some Bones," includes (roughly) a compostion called "John's Blues" with impromptu vocals, a section "Blues for Saw," and "Noddin' Ya Head Blues."

Dexter Gordon and Cat Anderson missed the gig, perhaps since it was at the TNDI way out in the country. That's okay, Mingus and Co. proceed to get "way out" without them.

Charles McPherson (as)
John Russel Foster (p)
Charles Mingus (b)
Roy Brooks (d, saw & vocals on track 4)

biographical notes:
In 1972, Mingus turned fifty. He re-signed with Columbia Records.

http://www.nathanielturner.com/charlesmingus.htm
Alvin Ailey choreographed an hour program called "The Mingus Dances" during a 1972 collaboration with the Robert Joffrey Ballet Company. Mingus received grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, The Smithsonian Institute, and two grants from the Guggenheim Foundation. Mingus also received an honorary degree from Brandeis and an award from Yale University. "For sheer melodic and rhythmic and structural originality," The New Yorker wrote, "his compositions may equal anything written in western music in the twentieth century." His autobiography, Beneath the Underdog, published by Knopf, appeared in 1972 as a Bantam paperback and was reissued after his death, in 1980, by Viking/Penguin and again by Pantheon Books, in 1991.

[atari 2600]

Originally Posted by hipster_bebop_junkie

I'll never grow tired of saying that inkoma page is sweet. Everytime somebody post the link again a smile comes to my face when I remember listening to the great things I have downloaded from there.

Man, the remaster
My Bloody Valentine - 1992-07-01 Vancouver, BC (SBD, 13 remaster)
is not-to-be-missed. The torrent is still running on fumes, so snatch whilst you can!
It sounds soooo much better now...like a perfect, incredibly dynamic soundboard.
Loom already was perhaps the best MBV boot, and the newly eq'ed one, de-clicked and de-popped is better than ten Super Bowls! Well, perhaps I'm overstating it a bit with the Homer-hyperbole.

I put in on last night & rocked the house!

[atari 2600]

 

 

4/14/64
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jc51ki
158 MB vbr wma mp3