The Beatles – Arrive Without Travelling

THE BEATLES
Arrive Without Travelling: Remastered Edition

A Remasters Workshop edition
Pitch, phase and levels corrected, further declicked and denoised

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)
That Means A Lot (takes 23, 24 & ‘test’)
I’m So Tired (take 14, from remix session 10-15-68)
We Can Work It Out (take 2 with single lead vocal)
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)
It’s All Too Much (take 2, unedited version)
She’s A Woman (11-17-64 Top Gear seesion outtake)
Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite! (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)
Within You Without You (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)
Norwegian Wood (take 2)
Penny Lane overdub session (excerpt)
I’m In Love (John piano demo)
12-Bar Original (takes 1, 2 & end of prior rehearsal)
I Feel Fine (11-17-64 Top Gear seesion outtake)
Good Morning Good Morning (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)
The Inner Light (instrumental track)
Hold Me Tight (take 20 breakdown)
A Day In The Life (from “The Making Of Sgt. Pepper”)

Bob Dylan – Proclaim the Creed: Live 2021-2022

Bob Dylan
Proclaim The Creed: Live, 2021 – 2022

False Prophet – Live – Bloomington – November 7, 2021
I Contain Multitudes – Live – Cardiff – October 26, 2022
When I Paint My Masterpiece – Live – Tucson – March 4, 2022
My Own Version Of You – Live – North Charleston – March 27, 2022
I’ve Made Up My Mind To Give Myself To You – Live – Bloomington – November 7, 2021
I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight – Live – Tucson – March 4, 2022
Crossing The Rubicon – Live – Shreveport – March 18, 2022
To Be Alone With You – Live – Berlin – October 6, 2022
Key West – Live – Albuquerque – March 6, 2022
Melancholy Mood – Live – Philadelphia – November 30, 2021
Mother Of Muses – Live – Boise – June 28, 2022
Goodbye Jimmy Reed – Live – Albuquerque – March 6, 2022
Every Grain Of Sand – Live – Cardiff – October 26, 2022

Bonus

Black Rider – Live – Washington, DC – December 2, 2022
Gotta Serve Somebody – Live – Philadelphia – November 30, 2021
I Can’t Seem To Say Goodbye – Live – Nottingham – October 28, 2022
Key West – Live – Milwaukee – November 2, 2021
Key West – Live – Boise – June 28, 2022
Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I Go Mine) – Live – Cardiff – October 26, 2022
Watching The River Flow – Live – Albuquerque – March 6, 2022

Originally posted on A Thousand Highways which is always worth checking out.

When Covid-19 spread across the world in 2020, Bob Dylan’s live show was necessarily put on hold. We received Rough & Rowdy Ways and Shadow Kingdom in the interim, but nothing could sate the excitement we collectively had for our guy to get back on the road once safer conditions prevailed. And in Fall 2021, they did.

Bob Dylan returned to concert halls around North America on a new tour – perhaps the first in his career – explicitly designed to promote his newest studio recording. The Rough & Rowdy Ways Tour would almost exclusively highlight songs from the eponymous album and its 2021 back-catalog counterpart, Shadow Kingdom. Slimming down the setlist selections even further from the already-tight 2019 shows allowed Dylan and his band to explore these magical songs with the depth they deserved.

“False Prophet” is fiercer than its album take, “I Contain Multitudes” is more evocative, and “My Own Version Of You” is alternately more menacing and funnier. “Key West” receives a definitive reading here, offering introspection and peace in equal measure. “When I Paint My Masterpiece” and “To Be Alone With You” are downright playful, and “I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight” sounds like it was made to be played in this jaunty arrangement. “Jimmy Reed” shuffles along with an infectiously fun vocal performance. These shows represent the triumphant, joyful communal experience fans had been awaiting over the preceding two years of hardship.

In an effort to focus on the best of the best, I’ve trimmed the standard opening tracks “Watching The River Flow” and “Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I Go Mine)” from this collection and played a bit creatively with the sequence. Don’t worry, though: listeners who’d like an accurate representation of the average concert will find these songs among the bonus material here. I’ve also included a Jerry Lee Lewis cover played in honor of its composer’s death in 2022 along with two additional versions of “Key West” that demonstrate that song’s unique evolution over the course of the 2021 and 2022 tours.

I hope it’s been worth the wait! Until next time, keep yourself healthy and listen to some good tunes.

Cheers,
CS

Update: Folks who downloaded this within the first 12 hours of publication on 3/31/24 will find that one of the tracks – “False Prophet” – has a pretty bad audio problem due to an export issue I ran into in Audacity. A revised version has now been published.

Bob Dylan – Lonely Street: Bennyboy’s Best of 2009

Bob Dylan
Lonely Street – Bennyboy’s Best of Bob 2009

Source: Various
Compiled and remastered with artwork by Bennyboy, March 2021

Heartbreak Hotel (Stateline, 16th Aug 2009)
Ballad of Hollis Brown (Stockton 15th Aug 2009)
Billy 4 (Stockholm 22nd March 2009)
Ballad of a Thin Man (Stateline 16th Aug 2009)
High Water (For Charley Patton) (Rothbury 5th July 2009)
Lonesome Day Blues (Dayton 10th July 2009)
One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) (Munich 4th April 2009)
Forgetful Heart (Seattle 5th Oct 2009)
It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (South Bend 4th July 2009)
Cold Irons Bound (Boston 14th Nov 2009)
Po’ Boy (Pawtucket 21st July 2009)
Band Intro & Stu-pid joke (Boston 14th Nov 2009)
Desolation Row (Dublin 6th May 2009)
Ain’t Talkin’ (Boston 14th Nov 2009)
Forever Young (Stockton 15th Aug 2009)

Bob Dylan – ‘Mo Mercy (1991-2013)

Bob Dylan
‘Mo Mercy

01. Political World (Glasgow, 02-03-91)
02. Where Teardrops Fall (Manchester, 04-03-95)
03. Everything is Broken (Portsmouth, 09-25-00)
04. Ring Them Bells (Dublin, 09-13-00)
05. Man in the Long Black Coat (Prague, 03-11-95)
06. Most of the Time (San Jose, 05-09-92)
07. What Good Am I (Stockholm, 10-13-13)
08. Disease of Conceit (London, 02-08-90)
09. What Was It You Wanted (Edinburgh, 04-06-95)
10. Shooting Star (Philadelphia, 09-11-99)
11. Dignity (Fuengirolo, 05-04-19)
12. Born in Time (Pullman, 03-21-00)
13. God Knows (Lowell, 11-11-00)
14. Series of Dreams (04-12-94)

Queen – Opera Omnia

Queen
OPERA OMNIA
4-CD Edition
Red Phantom (RPBX 012/013/014/015).
Made in Italy in 1992.

Taken from the silver discs.

Lineage : OPERA OMNIA (silvers) —> Wav (EAC) —> Flac (Frontend (8)) —> You

More info, follow this link : http://www.queenonstage.com/mywebpage/operaomnia.htm

Be aware that some dates could be wrong. Don’t hesitate to add your comments to sort it out !

CD1 :

Keep Yourself Alive (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Liar (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Doing Alright (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
Son And Daughter (London, 31 March 1974)
Modern Times Rock’N’Roll (London, 31 March 1974)
Seven Seas Of Rhye (Budapest, 27 July 1986) *
See What A Fool I’ve Been (London, 24 December 1975)
White Queen (London, 24 December 1975)
The March Of The Black Queen / End of Bohemian Rhapsody (London, 24 December 1975)
Procession (London, 31 March 1974)
Father To Son (London, 31 March 1974)
Ogre Battle (London, 31 March 1974)
Killer Queen (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
Now I’m Here (Budapest, 27 July 1986) *
In The Lap Of The Gods… Revisited (Budapest, 27 July 1986) *
Stone Cold Crazy (London, 20 November 1974) *
Brighton Rock (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
Flick Of The Wrist (Osaka, 29 March 1976)

CD2 :

Bohemian Rhapsody (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
Love Of My Life (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
I’m In Love With My Car (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
You’re My Best Friend (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
’39 (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
Death On Two Legs (Montreal, 01 December 1978)
Sweet Lady (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
The Prophet’s Song (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
White Man (Osaka, 29 March 1976)
Somebody To Love (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
Tie Your Mother Down (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
You Take My Breath Away (London, 06 June 1977)*
The Milionaire Waltz (London, 06 June 1977) (to be checked)
Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (Copenhagen, 12 May 1977)
Teo Torriatte (unknown)
We Will Rock You (fast) (Milton Keynes, 05 June 1982) *
We Will Rock You (slow) (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
We Are The Champions (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Get Down Make Love (Montreal 01 December 1978)
Spread Your Wings (Montreal 01 December 1978)

CD3 :

My Melancholy Blues (Houston 26 February 1977)
Sheer Heart Attack (Houston 11 December 1977)*
It’s Late (Montreal 01 December 1978)
Fat Bottomed Girls (Milton Keynes 05 June 1982) *
Bicycle Race (01 December 1978)
Let Me Entertain You (01 December 1978)
If You Can’t Beat Them (01 December 1978)
Dreamers Ball (01 December 1978)
Don’t Stop Me Now (01 December 1978)
Mustapha (London 08 December 1980)
Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Another One Bites The Dust (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Play The Game (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Dragon Attack (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Save Me (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Need Your Loving TOnight (Buenos Aires, 28 February 1981)
Rock It (Buenos Aires, 28 February 1981)
Flash / The Hero (Milton Keynes, 05 June 1982) *
Under Pressure (Tokyo, 11 May 1985) *
Staying Power (Milton Keynes, 05 June 1982) *

CD4 :

Body Language (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Calling All Girls (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Put Out The Fire (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Back Chat (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Action This Day (Fukuoka 19 October 1982)
Life Is Real (Meadowlands 09 August 1982)
Radio Ga Ga (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
I Want To Break Free (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Machines / Tear It Up (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
It’s A Hard Life (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Is This The World We Created ? (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
Hammer To Fall (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
One Vision (Budapest 27 August 1986) *
A Kind Of Magic (Budapest 27 August 1986) *
Who wants To Live Forever (Budapest 27 August 1986) *
Friends Will Be Friends (Budapest 27 August 1986) *
Tutti Frutti (Budapest 27 August 1986) *
Jailhouse Rock (Tokyo 11 May 1985) *
God Save The Queen (Budapest 27 August 1986) *

Removed because the gig was officially released.

Perfectly lossless (checked with Audiochecker), no SBE errors (checked with Traders Little Helper).
Log files and Fingerprints included.
Artwork also included.

Neil Young – Trail of the Buffalo: Rarities (1967-1974)

NEIL YOUNG
Trail Of The Buffalo: Rarities 1967-1974

Liberated Deep Six bootleg remastered
Rare Buffalo Springfield in excellent quality

Mr. Soul – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Woodstock Festival, August 18, 1969
Birds – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, August 26, 1969
I’ve Loved Her So Long – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, August 26, 1969
Sea Of Madness – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, August 26, 1969
Down By The River – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Music Scene TV, September 1969
On The Way Home – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Fillmore East, unconfirmed date
Broken Arrow – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Fillmore East, unconfirmed date
Country Girl – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, University Of Texas, Houston, December 18, 1969
Helpless – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Winterland, unconfirmed date
Oh Lonesome Me – with Crazy Horse, Electric Factory, Philadelphia, February 28, 1970
Star Of Bethlehem – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Wembley Stadium, London, September 14, 1974
The Losing End – Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Boston Gardens, August 6, 1974
Go And Say Goodbye – Buffalo Springfield, Teen & Twenty Club, Huntington Beach, August 11, 1967
Mr. Soul – Buffalo Springfield, Teen & Twenty Club, Huntington Beach, August 11, 1967
Bluebird – Buffalo Springfield, Teen & Twenty Club, Huntington Beach, August 11, 1967
Rock & Roll Woman – Buffalo Springfield, Hullabaloo Club, Los Angeles, January 1967
Raga III – Buffalo Springfield, Hullabaloo Club, Los Angeles, January 1967

Grateful Dead – Hunter’s Trix Bonus (1975-1981)

Grateful Dead
Hunter’s Trix
Bonus Disc – all acoustic
1975-1981

All files Matrix flac 16bit 44.1Khtz

dl from etree 2020-02-01 rsç. http://etree.org with my thanks to all concerned.
torrent > Transmission 2.94 > iMac (OS 10.15.3) > xACT 2.48 (st5) > Transmission 2.94 >
checksum files included

Art is prominently included
and please check out Donna Jean’s photo with “The King”
– for those who have doubts of her creds.
(Roars from the crowd)

i’m serious.

Jerry Garcia – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – Vocals
Keith Godchaux – Keyboards
Mickey Hart – Drums
Bill Kreutzmann – Drums
Phil Lesh – Electric Bass, Vocals
Brent Mydland – Keyboards, Vocals
Bob Weir – Rhythm Guitar, Vocals

1 – King Solomon’s Marbles (6:27) Golden Gate Park – 9/28/75 San Franciso, Ca
2 – Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin’s Tower (24:58) Capitol Theatre – 6/17/76 Passaic, Nj
3 – The Wheel (5:08) The Palladium – 4/29/77 New York, Ny
4 – Candyman (6:58) Milwaukee Auditorium – 2/4/78 Milwaukee, Wi
5 – Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (12:48) Holleder Memorial Stadium – 9/1/79 Rochester, Ny
6 – I’ve Been All Around This World (3:40) Warfield Theatre – 10/3/80 San Francisco, Ca
7 – Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance (13:48) Alpine Valley Music Theatre – 7/11/81 East Troy, Wi

Matrix recordings by Hunter Seamons, compiled 12/14/2013

Audience Tapers: Bob Menke, Louis Falanga, Jerry Moore, Bob Wagner, Ron Ellner, Unknown
Audio Production: Jay Ashley, Derek McCabe, Charlie Miller, Dale Shepherd, Raoul Duke, Mike Marino, Bill Koucky, Rick Martin
Cover art by Nathan Smith.

All tracks are upgrades to matrixes or previously unreleased, except for King Solomon’s Marbles.

REM – Life’s Rich Pageant and More

R.E.M.
Life’s Rich Pageant And More
(demos for the Lifes Rich Pageant album, + misc live)
Spring 1986, John Keane’s Studio, Athens, GA

Source: Silver CD (“Lifes Rich Pageant And More” bootleg CD, WHO AM I WAI022)
Lineage: CD –> CDex –> WAVs –> FLAC

Tracks:

01-14 Demos for Lifes Rich Pageant album

01 Theme From Two Steps Onward
02 Just A Touch
03 Mystery To Me / Wait (no track split on original CD)
04 Begin The Begin
05 Cuyahoga
06 I Believe
07 Interim Medley
08 Rotary Ten
09 These Days
10 PSA (Bad Day)
11 Underneath The Bunker
12 Swan Swan H
13 The Flowers Of Guatemala
14 King Of Birds (called “March” on original CD)

15-24 various live venues

15 Theme From Two Steps Onward
16 California Dreaming
17 Mississippi Queen
18 Whole Lotta Love
19 Funtime
20 After Hours
21 Oddfellows Local 151
22 Born To Run
23 Eight Miles High / Roadrunner (no track split on original CD)
24 When I Was Young

15-16 Stock Pavilion, Madison, WI 4/30/85
17-20 Trask Auditorium, Wilmington, NC 11/16/86 (with Corky Laing “Mountain”)
21-22 Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University, Durham, NC 11/15/86
23 Ripley’s, Philadelphia, PA 4/20/83
24 Busch Student Center, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ 4/28/85

Transcription of the somewhat-incorrect liner notes from the bootleg (track numbers given often incorrect):

LIFES RICH PAGEANT
Demos & Outtakes recorded in spring 1986-John Keane’s Studios-Athens, GA.
Total Time: 75:00

THEME FROM TWO STEPS ONWARDS-outtake
(Originally recorded with full orchestra for “Fables Of The Recon-struction”-this version is stripped down-
one of the great unreleased REM tracks)
JUST A TOUCH-demo
(Played live frequently from 1981-1986 before finally being released)
IT’S A MYSTERY TO ME-outtake
(Also frequently played live, but only up until 1982)
WAIT-outtake [ripper’s note: not indexed as track 4 on CD, instead as part of track 3]
(Found frequently on early live vinyl bootlegs-was best not released!)
BEGIN THE BEGIN-demo
(Notice the prominent bass and lazy vocals compared to the final product)
CUYAHOGA-demo
(Much different inflection in Stip’s [sic] voice-last half of song is instrumental)
I BELIEVE-demo
(End product of “When I Was Young”, a song played live at dates during the 1985 “Preconstruction Tour”)

7.a. INTERIM MEDLEY

ROTARY TEN-outtake-instrumental-eventual B side
(Named after a fictious movie sountrack)
THESE DAYS-demo
(one of the most favorite “Pageant” songs-very different vocals)
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT (PSA)-outtake
(never meant to be released-a serious release of tension for Stipe-notice his attemt [sic] at the harmonica!)
UNDERNEATH THE BUNKER-demo
(added to the album at the last moment-one of fans most loved instrumentals)
SWAN SWAN H-demo
(Worked up live during the “Reconstruction” tour in mid-1985-a sad song of the War Between The States)
THE FLOWERS OF GUATEMALA-demo-instrumental
(A Story of U.S. intervention in Central America)
MARCH-outtake-instrumental
(Eventually released with vocals as “King Of Birds”, on the next album-“Document”)

All Songs: W.T. Berry, M.E. Mills, P.L. Buck, J.M. Stipe
published By Night Garden Music-Administered by Unichappel Music, Inc.
(BMI)

Rare Live:

THEME FROM TWO STEPS ONWARD-Madison, WI-30 April 1985
CALIFORNIA DREAMING-Madison, WI-30 April 1985
(Great live version of the “Mamas And The Papas” hit)
MISSISSIPPI QUEEN-WHOLE LOTTA LOVE-FUNTIME-AFTER HOURS Jam-Wilmington, NC-16 November 1986
[ripper’s note: tracks indexed separately on CD, not as one long track as liner notes indicate]
(With Corky Laing “Mountain”)
ODDFELLOWS LOCAL 151-BORN TO RUN-Durham, NC 15 November 1986
[ripper’s note: tracks indexed separately on CD, not as one long track as liner notes indicate]
(early different live version of the former, and The Boss “classic”!)
EIGHT MILES HIGH-ROADRUNNER-Philadelphia, PA 30 Juli 1983
[ripper’s note: given date is wrong, actually was 7/20/83]
(The Byrds classic mixed with the cartoon classic!)
WHEN I WAS YOUNG Piscataway, NJ 28 April 1985
(An early version of “I Believe”-played live only twice-a true rarity!)

Liner Notes:
We at Who Am I asked the most prominend (sic) R.E.M. collectors what they wanted on disc that has yet to released. The result was the undigging of two sets of gems. LIFES RICH PAGEANT demos and outtakes, and a collection of live classics, both of the band and other artists. The former represents demos of the band in transition, going from the incredibly moody and dark “Fables Of The Reconstruction” to a more powerful product with new producer, Don Gehman. The latter is a bundle of odd covers and early versions that the band soon forgot. So sit back, relax, enjoy the ride, and look for more great titles in the future!
—Professor Jones

Sound of the demos is 6/10, maybe 7/10. I’d guess the bootleggers didn’t have an early generation tape to master this from. The live tracks are all over the map, some excellent quality, some poor. But that’s bootleggers for ya 😉

Prince – Paisley Park Extravaganza, 1995

Prince
Paisley Park Extravaganza
Sabotage Records

Source : Audience Recording
Sound Quality : EX-
Year Of Release : 1996

Disc 2

NPG Interview : July 1995

Interview

Paisley Park : 18th June 1995 (am)

2. Mad (Studio)
3. Days Of Wild (sample intro)
4. Billy Jack Bitch
5. 18 & Over
6. Return Of The Bump Squad
7. Count The Days
8. Brick House (including The Good Life [Big City Remix])
9. Get Wild

COMMENT

This is the first half of the Paisley Park concert, the second half can be found on Paisley Park Extravaganza Part 2. The release begins with an interview by the New Power Generation from July 1995 to promote the “Exodus” album. Prince (or Tora Tora) is not present, however it is a fairly interesting 8 minute long interview. Up next is a version of ‘Mad’ played by a DJ and recorded by a crowd member. I’m not entirely convinced it has been recorded at Paisley Park prior to the show starting for several reasons. Firstly the quality of the recording is vastly inferior to the quality of the show recording. Secondly the DJ makes reference to “The Artist Formerly Known As Prince is in town and will be playing in 20 minutes” – I doubt the announcement would be required before he hit the stage at Paisley Park. The version played is phenomenal and far superior to the circulating version. And so to the Paisley Park show itself. The quality of the recording is excellent, however it is a little bassy and Prince appears to be having problems with his microphone throughout the first half of the show. The real problem with the recording are a number of audience members standing close to the person recording. They are audible throughout and insist on either shouting inane comments to Prince throughout, or banging on their tambourine. They do get in the way on occasion, but on the whole they are pretty easily overlooked. The first half of the show is rather typical of many from the period. There are a few lyrics from ‘The Good Life (Big City Remix’) added to ‘Brick House’, and Prince is constantly addressing the crowd with various bizarre statements, such as “Are men from Mars, are women from Venus? Would you feel like a star if I showed you my….house”. Comes as part of Sabotage’s 3cd set packaged in a cardboard wrap-around sleeve.

Disc 2

Paisley Park : 18th June 1995 (am)

1. Big Fun
2. The Jam
3. I Believe In You
4. Bud Light Interlude
5. Glam Slam Boogie
6. Volkswagen Blues
7. Santana Medley

New Power Madhouse (Studio Outtakes EX+)

8. 17
9. Rootie Kazootie
10. Space
11. Guitar Segue
12. Asswoop
13. Ethereal Segue
14. Parlor Games
15. Michael Segue
16. (Got 2) Give It Up
17. Sonny Segue

COMMENT

The first half of this disc contains the second half of the Paisley Park 18th June show (the first half can be found on Paisley Park Extravaganza Part 1). The quality is exactly the same as the previous half of the show, and it unfortunately suffers from the same problems with certain audience members as the first half does. This portion of the show kicks off with a great version of ‘Big Fun’, and the show also appears to have the same microphone problems as the first half with Prince constantly shouting at the sound engineers to balance the levels out correctly. There is a track listed on here as ‘Volkswagen Blues’ which appears rather puzzling at first. It is listed on various on-line sites, along with Upton’s The Vault book as being an unreleased track, but it is nothing more than a seemingly improvised version of BB King’s “How Blue Can You Get” with Prince rearranging the lyrics to suit his own style – certainly not worthy of being classed as an unreleased track. The show closes with a very lengthy version of the ‘Santana Medley’. The second half of the disc is made up of the unreleased NPG 1995 project ‘New Power Madhouse’. As with the other discs in this 3cd set, this comes with it’s own jewel case and accompanying artwork – intended to be kept with the others in a cardboard warp-around sleeve. One of Sabotage’s earliest releases, and a very high quality product containing a great Love 4 One Another Paisley Park concert from mid 1995.

Disc 3

Paisley Park : 18th September 1995

1. Intro – The Jam
2. I Believe In You
3. The Cross
4. The Ride
5. Now
6. Babies Makin’ Babies
7. Instrumental Jam
8. Rock N’ Roll Is Alive
9. Sex Machine
10. Johnny
11. Return Of The Bump Squad
12. Get Wild (including Rock N’ Roll Is Alive)

Paisley Park : 10th October 1995 (Listed as 7th October 1995)

13. We March 14. Love…Thy Will Be Done 15. Starfish And Coffee

Bonus

Rock N’ Rill Is Alive (Tony Fly Mix)

COMMENT

The final instalment of Sabotage’s fantastic Paisley Park 2cd set. This particular disc differs from the others as the show featured is the 18th September 1995 show played after a Gold Experience listening party was held. The show is far less structured than many from the same period with far more emphasis on loose jamming and various crowd chants. That said there is a stunning very guitar heavy version of ‘The Cross’ played. Tracks #7-10 are basically a long jam with various crowd call-and-chants centred around ‘Rock N Roll Is Alive’. Next up is the short 15 minute set played after the filming of various video’s for the Gold Experience and the Love 4 One Another broadcast on 10th October 1995 (listed as 7th October 1995 on the reverse sleeve). The set includes a version of ‘Love…Thy Will Be Done’ which Prince dedicates to Time Warner for releasing the Gold Experience album. The final bonus track is the radio broadcast of ‘Rock N Roll Is Alive’ by the Minneapolis DJ Tony Fly. The sound quality throughout is consistently excellent, however the 10th October 1995 recording is rather heavy with a fair amount of audience noise. On it’s own this is a great release, but combined with the other 2 discs from this 3cd set, it becomes a fantastic addition to an already quality filled release. A stunning early release from Sabotage.