Pink Floyd – Ummagumma Revisited

Pink Floyd
UMMA & GUMMA (Ummagumma Revisited)

~~~UMMA~~~
DISC ONE: STUDIO ALBUM

Sysyphus Part 1
Sysyphus Part 2 /
The Violent Sequence (aka The Riot Scene, early Us & Them – from The Ultimate Zabriskie Point)
Sysyphus Part 3 (pitched down half a step)
Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave (backwards)
Sysyphus Part 4 (1st half) / Grooving With A Pict
(vocals only)
Sysyphus Part 4 (2nd half = part 1 reprise)
Oenone (from The Ultimate Zabriskie Point)
/ Selene (aka Moonhead aka Corrosion – BBC TV 7/69 documentary on the moonlanding)
Dythyramb from Grantchester Meadows (ripped from KQED DVD soundtrack 71_04_28)
Careful with that sickle, Cronus
(aka Come In #51, Your Turn Is Up – film version for intro and end + soundtrack version

for middle section – from The Ultimate Zabriskie Point)

The Narrow Way, Part 1
(unknown song – soundtrack version – from The Ultimate Zabriskie Point)
The Narrow Way, Part 2
The Narrow Way, Part 3 (69-05-12 Paris Cinema London – from BBC archives)
The Embryo (from Works)
The Grand Vizier’s Garden Party: Entrance
Heart Beat, Pig Meat (from The Ultimate Zabriskie Point)
Nick’s Boogie (London 66-67) / The Grand Vizier’s Garden Party: Entertainment
The Grand Vizier’s Garden Party: Exit
Biding My Time (from Relics)

TOTAL LENGTH: aprox. 78min!

~~~GUMMA~~~

DISC TWO: LIVE 1ST SET

Grantchester Meadows
Recorded live at the Fillmore West, San Francisco, USA on 70-04-29
Astronomy DominÈ
Recorded live at the Fillmore West, San Francisco, USA on 70-04-29
Impro on Interstellar Overdrive and Moonhead
Recorded live at Ernst-Merck Halle, Hamburg, West-Germany on 70-11-14
Grooving With A Pict
Recorded live at Ernst-Merck Halle, Hamburg, West-Germany on 70-11-14
The Embryo + Roger Introducing The Massed Gadgets of Auximenes
Recorded live at Ernst-Merck Halle, Hamburg, West-Germany on 70-11-14
Careful With That Axe, Eugene
Recorded live at the Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switserland on 72-12-09

TOTAL LENGHT: aprox. 60min

DISC THREE: LIVE 2ND SET

Sysyphus
Recorded live at the Town Hall, Birmingham, England on 70-02-11
The Narrow Way Part 1 aka Baby Blue Shuffle In D Major
Recorded in the BBC Maida Vale Studios on 68-12-02
The Narrow Way Part 3
Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London, England on 69-04-14
The Pink Jungle-intro of The Labyrinth of Auximenes
Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London, England on 69-04-14
Heart Beat, Pig Meat
Recorded live at the Town Hall, Birmingham, England on 70-02-11
Piano Impro
Recorded live at te Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England on 70-01-18

The Violent Sequence
Recorded live at the The‚tre des Champs-ElysÈes, Paris, France on 70-01-23

Biding My Time
Recorded live at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands on 69-09-21
Doing It
Recorded live at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands on 69-09-21
Recorded live at the Royal Festival Hall, London, England on 69-04-14

ENCORES:

Green Is The Colour
Recorded live at the University of Southampton, Southampton, UK on 69-05-09
Beset By Creatures of The Deep
Recorded live at the University of Southampton, Southampton, UK on 69-05-09
Biding My Time (reprise) aka Just another 12-bar
Recorded live at the Altes Casino, Montreux, Switserland on 70-11-22

TOTAL LENGHT: aprox. 65min

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WHAT IS IT?
Revisiting UMMAGUMMA as if it was a band-album, including left-overs and alternate versions, plus some home-made edits. Giving it a brandnew concept. (So this could have been PF’s first concept album!)
WHY?
The idea for this project came in mind when I considered it was a pity that “The Embryo” and “Biding my Time” were recorded for Ummagumma but left out in spite of the concept of making it a ‘four-men-solo album’. My first thought was then to burn a copy of Ummagumma for myself, just including those songs at the end of the album. But then I thought: “Why not making it an extended alternate version?” Inspiration also came from Muabdib’s studio remix of “The Man & The Journey” (which I recommand!) and the enhanced Wall version “Every Brick In The Wall”.
It’s obvious that the original concept of Ummagumma didn’t work out like the band wished it to. Quotes from the band members are clear on this subject:

“We all believed it was going to be one of the best things we’d ever put onto record, which I think it was at that time, but the stuff on the album isn’t half as good as we can play.” -Rick
“For me, it was just an experiment. I think it was badly recorded, the studio side could have been done better. We’re thinking of doing it again.” -David
“This was absolutely not a band album. The live stuff sounds incredibly antiquated now […]. We were looking for new ways of constructing an album, although I think what this demonstrates is that our sum is always better than the parts.” -Nick

WHAT HAS BEEN DONE?
Well, I took the liberty to get rid of that solo-concept, and tried to mix what Ummagumma might have been if it was a real teamwork, giving it a different concept. I don’t pretend I improved it, but I wished to include left-outs, unreleased material (principally from ZP, but which fits perfectly in the spirit of Ummagumma) and alternate versions. I had plenty of material (of different quality) to choose from, for 1969 was probably their most prolific year. Therefore I used as far as possible the best sources for those alternate versions, but except for the Zabriskie Point outtakes, quality failed in most of the cases. It’s a pity even the audio rip of Grantchester Meadows from the Harvested’s KQED DVD is only 19OKbps, hissy and had an annoying hum in the beginning. Other sources had less hiss but much more microphone noise! I tried the best I could to erase this hum and de-hiss it a bit withoput denaturating the audio spectrum with Noise Reduction.

Another thing I permitted myself is to rename some tracks in order to give it the mythological concept I conceived for the occasion. I took inspiration by the example of Sysyphus and Oenone and gave Greek mythological references to the whole album, hence Cronus instead of Eugene, Selene (goddess of the moon) for Moonhead, and a Grand Vizier’s Garden party which became an authentic Roman orgie! I recommend you to read the liner notes while listening, for I tried to make it more or less conceptual with a storyline. In contrary, I left the original titles for the live set.
The choice of including ‘Careful…’ is less obvious, since this is a 68 song. But, I found it a shame that only the single version was available on official sources, and no version of this tune appears on the regular albums. This december 69 take of Careful for the ZP soundtrack is radically different and much closer to what we use to hear on live roio’s. The sound effects aer from the film itself, only the stereo effects for the footsteps and the riding car are mine. Other things that could be considered as ‘sins’ to some purists: I messed a lot with Sysyphus, integrating ‘The Riot Scene’ from ZP (aka The Violent Sequence, early Us & Them), ‘Several Species…’ backwards and the Pict rant without animal noises in it. Hence ‘Several Species..’ has

disappeared from the tracklist! But figure out in case of teamwork, Roger would maybe have done the same. Moreover you can clearly hear Roger rant more or less in the same part on the live version of Sysyphus (a fact I discovered AFTER mixing the studio album!!!)
The same ‘dammages’ occured to Nick’s piece.
Figure out Syd came to help him get this piece a little more attractive!

WHAT ABOUT THE LIVE SET?
The live set isn’t a gathering of alternate takes of what was originally on the live set of Ummagumma, but more what it would have sounded like if the band had once played (my) Ummagumma live. So here is a REAL live Ummagumma album, assembled from the most “mythic”

shows from 69-70 where the Floyd performed their strangest bits with an incredible energy. Especially on that night in Hamburg 70-11-14, Roger was in an incredibly talkative/rantic mood! Notice that powerful ‘Embryo’ including some jungle noises ‡ la ‘Several Species…’ and ‘Pow R. Toc H.’ Alas and again, the shows featuring the rarest tracks like ‘Moonhead’ or ‘Sysyphus’ were badly recorded, and most sources are hissy, muffed, etc. The huge quality difference between the different sources I used, forced me

to use fades between some tracks, which I don’t like but was the only way to make it sound acceptable. The SQ skips are more particulary noticeable in the ‘meddley’ I made.

A special note about ‘The Narrow Way Part 3’ though. The best recording is the one from the Amsterdam venue of ‘The Man & The Journey’
. Musically, however, Dave’s vocals are probably the worst he ever did in his whole life! His voice fails on all live performance of ‘The Narrow Way’. That’s why I choose this recording from the London premiere of ‘The Man & The Journey’: it’s not the best source, but at least the vocals are barely audible, which is not a real loss in this case! 🙂

CONCLUSION
I still hope you’ll enjoy listening as I enjoyed mixing and compiling this.

Furry Animal – May 2004

Pink Floyd – Last Screams (1966-1968)

Pink Floyd
Last Screams (1966-1968)

Catalog: DIYE 15

Misc.: limited edition (perhaps 450 ?)

Produced: ca. 1992

Date: 661031

Cover:
Insert actually folds out to 9.5 x 9.5 inches The cover side features a shot of four band
members taken in an alley, with an inset. The other side is a shot of three band members
standing in front of some flower bouquets. Back is split vertically, left side has a shot of
Syd on the street, while the right side has the track listing and source listing in white letters
on a black background.

Sources:
31 Oct 1966- 1968

Sound Technique Studios, Chelsea, London Feb. 27th 1967
2.-6. Top Gear Session BBC, London Sept. 30st 1967
7.-10. Top Gear Session BBC, London Dec. 19th 1967
Thompson Private Recording Company, Hemel, Hampstead, London Oct. 31st. 1966
12.+ 14. perhaps Saturday Club Studio Session, BBC, London July 28th 1967
13.+16.+17.+18. Top Gear Session, BBC, London June 28th 1968
Abbey Road Studio London, April 15th 1967 FEATURING JOHN LENNON AND PAUL McCARTNY.
BBC, London Feb 1st 1968

Hires-coverscans:

MP3-Soundsample:

Tracks:

Actual:
1. Interstellar Overdrive 5:02
2. The Scarecrow 1:58
3. The Gnome 2:14
4. Mathilda Mother 3:28
5. Flaming 2:31
6. Apples And Oranges 2:38
7. Pow R Toc H 2:48
8. Jugband Blues 3:45
9. Scream Thy Last Scream 3:34
10. Vegetable Man 2:28
11. Interstellar Overdrive 11:37
12. The Gnome 1:56
13. Julia Dream 2:02
14. Mathilda Mother 3:00
15. The Scarecrow 1:49
16. Massed Gadgets Of Hercules 6:25
17. Murderistic Women 2:10
18. Let There Be More Light 3:24
19. What’s The Shame, Mary Jane 3:11
20. It Would Be So Nice 2:48

Cover:
1. Interstellar Overdrive 5:07
2. The Scarecrow 1:57
3. The Gnome 2:15
4. Mathilda Mother 3:35
5. Interstellar Overdrive (Extended Version) 14:40
6. Flaming 2:34
7. Apples And Oranges 2:39
8. The Scarecrow #2 1:49
9. The Gnome #2 1:55
10. Mathilda Mother #2 2:59
11. Pow R Toc H 2:47
12. Jugband Blues 3:48
13. Scream Thy Last Scream 4:26
14. Vegetable Man 2:25
15. Julia Dream 2:01
16. Massed Gadgets Of Hercules 6:23
17. Murderistic Women 2:09
18. Let There Be More Light 3:25
19. What’s The Shame, Mary Jane 3:14
20. It Would Be So Nice 2:49

Band:
Syd Barrett
Roger Waters
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
David Gilmour ?

Xref:

Quality: G? -MISC
“good for this very old, very rare, recordings.
Some NoNoise System did a good job 8c)” – Felix

Comments: WOOOOWW!!! The track listing on the sleeve is messed up, so I can’t tell
you if the recording-info or the time is correct… Syd’s Pink Floyd at it’s best! – Felix

The quality on last screams sounds pocket recorderish even though they are all studio
tracks. Order of the tracks is not definite because whoever put it together didn’t know his
Floyd w/Syd. -MISC

The “actual” times are taken from my Sony Discman, and don’t include any of the dead
time between tracks (as if anybody cared). -MISC

Sound quality varies because the tracks are all from various sources. Quality ranges from
completely unnaccepable to marginal. Track listings are severely fucked up. All in all, there
is little to recommend this CD due to the inferior quality and the fact that these songs are
available elsewhere. -ECM

Pink Floyd – A Treeful of Secrets (1965-1996)

Pink Floyd
1965-1996 – A Treeful Of Secrets
CD’s 1-7, 10-17

all shn files
A Tree Full of Secrets is a Pink Floyd bootleg comprising a vast collection of studio outtakes and rarities (defined as “not on a core album”). It is generally considered the definitive Pink Floyd/solo rarities collection, catching every obscure remix and outtake (even if suspected to be fake) available at the time it was assembled (tracks compiled in 1999/2000). (Note that in 2001, the Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd album was released, which contained new mixes of songs.) The original format of the collection is CDR, and was compiled not to be sold, but to be traded and shared.

Disc 1 – Rarities

(From the sessions for The Piper at the Gates of Dawn and the singles of the time)
Lucy Leave
I’m a King Bee
Let’s Roll Another One (Original title for Candy and a Currant Bun, a single b-side released in 1967)
Arnold Layne – acetate
Arnold Layne – mono
Arnold Layne – fake stereo
Candy and a Currant Bun – acetate
Candy and a Currant Bun – mono
Interstellar Overdrive – demo
Interstellar Overdrive – Sound Techniques outtake
Interstellar Overdrive – Abbey Road outtake
Interstellar Overdrive – mono single version
Scarecrow – Abbey Road outtake
Scarecrow – mono
Astronomy DominÈ – Abbey Road outtake
See Emily Play – acetate
See Emily Play – mono
See Emily Play – fake stereo
Flaming – mono
Sunshine (Later re-titled Remember a Day)
Silas Lang
Scream Thy Last Scream – mono

Disc 2 – Rarities

(From the sessions for A Saucerful of Secrets and singles of the time)
Scream Thy Last Scream – stereo
Vegetable Man – mono
Vegetable Man – alternate mono
Vegetable Man – stereo
Remember a Day – mono short version
Apples and Oranges – mono
Apples and Oranges – stereo
Paint Box – mono
Paint Box – stereo
Let There Be More Light – mono edit
Corporal Clegg – video version
It Would Be So Nice – mono
It Would Be So Nice – promo edit
It Would Be So Nice – fake stereo
Julia Dream – demo
Julia Dream – mono
Julia Dream – stereo
Point Me at the Sky – mono
Point Me at the Sky – fake stereo
Careful with that Axe, Eugene – mono
Careful with that Axe, Eugene ñ stereo

Disc 3 – Rarities

(Various outtakes, hidden messages, and rarities from the era including Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, and Meddle)
Astronomy DominÈ – live short version
Embryo
Biding My Time
“this is pretty avant-garde isn’t it” (Speech used on “Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving with a Pict”)
“and the wind cried … ” (Speech)
Moonhead
“here’s a loud announcement” (Speech used on “Atom Heart Mother”)
“silence in the studio” (Speech)
Green Is the Colour – live
Careful with that Axe, Eugene – live short version
Embryo – live short version
Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun – live short version
“Relics” radio advert #1
“Relics” radio advert #2
“Meddle” radio advert
One of These Days – demo #1
One of These Days – demo #2
One of These Days – mono edit
Fearless – mono edit
Roger the Hat interview (used in various portions of The Dark Side of the Moon)

Disc 4 – Rarities

(Outtakes and rarities from the sessions for The Dark Side of the Moon)
Breathe – mono
On the Run – outtake
Time – demo
Time – stereo edit
Time – mono edit
Money – demo
Money – stereo edit
Money – “soft” stereo edit
Money – “soft” mono edit
Money – alternate “soft” mono edit
Us and Them – demo
Us and Them – outtake
Us and Them – stereo edit
Us and Them – mono edit
Brain Damage / Eclipse – demo
Brain Damage – outtake
Brain Damage – outtake
Eclipse – “mysterious ending tiny music” (The inexplicable orchestral version of The Beatles’ “Ticket to Ride” that appeared during the end of some pressings of The Dark Side of the Moon.)

Disc 5 – Rarities

(Outtakes and rarities from the Wish You Were Here sessions)
Merry Xmas Song
Shine On You Crazy Diamond – part 1
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – promo edit
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – 1981 edit
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – UK short version
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – US short version
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – “storm” mix
Shine on you Crazy Diamond – “to the galaxy”
Have a Cigar – short version
Have a Cigar – stereo edit
Have a Cigar – mono edit

Disc 6 – Rarities

(Outtakes and rarities from the sessions for Animals, The Wall, and The Final Cut.)
“Animals” radio advert
Pigs on the Wing – parts 1 & 2
Pigs (Three Different Ones) – short version
The Wall – “loop message” (“Isn’t this where… we came in?”, heard at at the end of “Outside the Wall” and the beginning of “In the Flesh?” respectively)
Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 – single version
Another Brick in the Wall part 2 – 1981 single version
Empty Spaces – “backwards message”
Young Lust – single version
One of My Turns – single version
Comfortably Numb – demo
Comfortably Numb – edit
Run Like Hell – single version
Run Like Hell – promo mix
Money – 1981 version (re-recorded for A Collection of Great Dance Songs)
Money – 1981 edit
When the Tigers Broke Free – single version
Bring the Boys Back Home – single version
“The Final Cut” radio avert
Not Now John – obscured version
Not Now John – promo edit
The Hero’s Return – parts 1 & 2

Disc 7 – Rarities

(Outtakes and rarities from the sessions for A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell)
Learning to Fly – demo
Learning to Fly – edit
The Dogs of War – edit
One Slip – edit
On the Turning Away – edit
The Dogs of War – live
On the Turning Away – live
One Slip – live
Run Like Hell – live
Wearing the Inside Out – LP version
Take It Back – edit
Take it Back – extended
Keep Talking – radio edit

Disc 8 – Rarities *** MISSING ***

(Rarities from the sessions for The Division Bell and PULSE)
Lost for Words – clean version
High Hopes – radio edit
High Hopes – “phone call”
David Gilmour interview
Soundscape (included in casette editions of PULSE
Astronomy DominÈ – live
One of These Days – live
Wish You Were Here – live edit
Coming Back to Life – live edit
One of These Days ñ live

Disc 9 – Soundtracks *** MISSING ***

(All non-album songs created for movies in the era between The Piper at the Gates of Dawn and Music From the Film More)
Interstellar Overdrive (“San Francisco”)
Interstellar Overdrive (“Tonight Let’s All Make Love In London”)
Nick’s Boogie
The Committee Pt.1 – backwards version
The Committee Pt.1
The Committee Pt.2
The Committee Pt.3
The Committee Pt.4
The Committee Pt.5
The Committee Pt.6
The Committee Pt.7
The Committee Pt.8
Main Theme – film version
Seabirds
Cymbaline – film version
Hollywood

Disc 10 – Soundtracks

(A collection of songs created for the Zabriskie Point movie soundtrack; has largely been rendered redundant by “The Ultimate Zabriskie Point” bootleg; NB: Actually, “Zabriskie Point: The Sessions” is the most comprehensive ZP collection. It was assembled by the same gentleman who compiled ATFOS)
“More” outtakes
Heart Beat, Pig Meat
Heart Beat, Pig Meat – film version
Crumbling Land
Crumbling Land – extended
Crumbling Land – film version
Come in #51, Your Time is Up
Come in Number 51, Your Time is Up – film version
Love Scene – Version 4
Love Scene – Version 6
Unknown Song
Rain in the Country
Country Song
Oenone
Fingal’s Cave

Disc 11 – Soundtracks

(Roger Waters’ contributions to Music from “The Body”, which appeared on either the official album or in the film, plus ads for the “Live At Pompeii” film, outtakes and rarities from the sessions for Obscured by Clouds, and Roger Waters’ soundtrack to “Magritte” and his theme song for “The Hit”)
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Our Song
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Sea Shell and Stone
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Sea Shell and Soft Stone
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Breathe
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Sea Shell and Stone – film version
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Sea Shell and Soft Stone – film version
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Breathe – film version
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Chain of Life
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – The Womb Bit
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Body Transport
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Give Birth to a Smile
Roger Waters & Ron Geesin – Give Birth to a Smile
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #1
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #2
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #3
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #4
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #5
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #6
“Live At Pompeii” radio advert #7
“Live At Pompeii” goofy ad #1
“Live At Pompeii” goofy ad #2
“Live At Pompeii” goofy ad #3
“Live At Pompeii” goofy ad #4
Obscured by Clouds
Free Four – short version
Free Four – film version
Instrumental
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.1
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.2
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.3
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.4
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.5
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.6
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.7
Roger Waters – Magritte Pt.8
Roger Waters – The Hit

Disc 12 – Soundtracks

(Roger Waters’ contributions to the soundtrack for When The Wind Blows and Nick Mason and Rick Fenn’s contributions to “White Of The Eye”)
Roger Waters – The Russian Missile
Roger Waters – Towers of Faith
Roger Waters – Hilda’s Dream
Roger Waters – The American Bomber
Roger Waters – The Anderson Shelter
Roger Waters – The British Submarine
Roger Waters – The Attack
Roger Waters – The Fallout
Roger Waters – Hilda’s Hair
Roger Waters – Folded Flags
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.1
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.2
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.3
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.4
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.5
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.6
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.7
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.8
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.9
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.10
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.11
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.12
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.13
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.14
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.15
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.16
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.17
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.18
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.19
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.20
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.21
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.22
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.23
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.24
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.25
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.26
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.27
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.28
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.29
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.30
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.31
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.32
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.33
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – White Of The Eye Pt.34

Disc 13 – Soundtracks

(Pink Floyd’s contributions to the “La Carrera Panamericana” film, plus David Gilmour’s contributions to the films of the same names as the songs)
Run Like Hell
Country Theme
Small Theme
Big Theme
Carrera Slow Blues
MÈxico ’78
Pan Am Shuffle – full length version
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.1
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.2
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.3
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.4
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.5
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.6
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.7
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.8
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.9
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.10
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.11
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.12
David Gilmour – Ruby Takes A Trip Pt.13
David Gilmour – The Art of Tripping Pt.1
David Gilmour – The Art of Tripping Pt.2
David Gilmour – The Art of Tripping Pt.3
David Gilmour – The Art of Tripping Pt.4
David Gilmour – The Art of Tripping Pt.5
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.1
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.2
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.3
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.4
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.5
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.6
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.7
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.8
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.9
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.10
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.11
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.12
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.13
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.14
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.15
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.16
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.17
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.18
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.19
David Gilmour – The Colours of Infinity Pt.20

Disc 14 – Soundtracks

(Track one is Roger Waters’ contribution to “The Dybbuk from the Holy Apple Field”, track two is his contribution to “La Leggenda del Pianista Sull’Oceano”, and track three is a rerecording of track two that appeared on the “Legend Of 1900” soundtrack)
Roger Waters – Knocking on Heaven’s Door
Roger Waters – Lost Boys Calling
Roger Waters – Lost Boys Calling

Disc 15 – Solo Rarities

(The “Joker’s Wild” songs on which David Gilmour played, rarities from David Gilmour’s sessions for his self-titled album and “About Face”, and Roger Waters rarities from the era between The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking and Radio KAOS.)
Jokers Wild – Why Do Fools Fall in Love
Jokers Wild – Walk like a Man
Jokers Wild – Don’t Ask Me (What I Say)
Jokers Wild – Big Girls Don’t Cry
Jokers Wild – Beautiful Delilah
David Gilmour – There’s No Way Out of Here
David Gilmour – There’s No Way Out of Here – mono edit
David Gilmour – Like a Rolling Stone
David Gilmour – Blue Light – edit
David Gilmour – Blue Light – vocal version
David Gilmour – Blue Light – instrumental version
Roger Waters – For the First Time Today – parts 1 & 2
Roger Waters – 5:01 am (The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking) – extended
Roger Waters – 5:06 am (Every Strangers’ Eyes) – edit
Roger Waters – Across the Universe (The Beatles cover)
Roger Waters – Radio K.A.O.S. – “loop message”
Roger Waters – Radio Waves – edit
Roger Waters – Radio Waves – extended
Roger Waters – Me or Him – demo

Disc 16 – Solo Rarities

(Rarities from Roger Waters’ sessions for Radio KAOS, “The Wall Live In Berlin”, Amused to Death, and a song by Marianne Faithfull which Waters wrote and played synth-bass on.)
Roger Waters – The Fish Report With A Beat
Roger Waters – 4 Minutes – video edit
Roger Waters – The Tide Is Turning (After Live Aid) – video edit
Roger Waters – Going to Live in L.A.
Roger Waters – Back to Radio
Roger Waters – Money – 1987 version
Roger Waters – Molly’s Song – live
Roger Waters – Another Brick in the Wall part 2 – 1990 version
Roger Waters – Another Brick in The Wall part 2 – live edit
Roger Waters – Young Lust – live edit
Roger Waters – Run Like Hell – potsdamer mix
Roger Waters – The Tide is Turning – live edit
Roger Waters – What God Wants part 1 – video edit
Roger Waters – Perfect Sense – “backwards message”
Roger Waters – Three Wishes – radio edit
Marianne Faithfull – Incarceration of a Flower Child

Disc 17 – Solo Rarities

(A collection of rarities and remixes from Rick Wright’s solo work, plus the last track being an extended mix of Nick Mason’s “Lie For A Lie”.)
Zee – Confusion – single version
Zee – Confusion – extended
Zee – Eyes of a Gypsy
Zee – Eyes of a Gypsy – dub
Rick Wright – Night of a Thousand Furry Toys – inverted gravy mix
Rick Wright – Runaway – r. wright’s lemonade mix
Rick Wright – Runaway – leggit dub
Nick Mason & Rick Fenn – Lie for a Lie – extended

Disc 18 – Information *** MISSING ***

(Documents and .nfo files describing the contents of the previous discs. Some versions of the bootleg contain the movie version of “Mother” and a ten-minute mix of songs from “The Wall”. There is also a version of this bootleg which contains “Under Construction”, the demo tapes for The Wall.)

Tom Waits – NPR Recordings

Tom Waits
NPR Recordings

A friend of the site sent me this ages ago. I have no other information to go with it. They are all NPR segments from the past several years.

Fresh Air – 02-05-21
All Things Considered – 04-05-16
All Things Considered – 04-11-03
All Things Considered – 05-05-06
All Songs Considered – 06-12-05
World Cafe – 06-12-15
NPR AM – 07 11 21 07
Talk of the Nation – 07-01-29
Jesca Hoop – 07-06-30
NPR Archive – 07-11-21
NPR Web – 09 11 21 07

The Rolling Stones – Reverse Blues

The Rolling Stones
Reverse Blues
Beacon Island – 2S713

Gimme Shelter
Tumbling Dice
Brown Sugar
Heartbreaker
Angie
Honky Tonk Woman
Midnight Rambler
All Down The Line
Street Fighting Man
Let It Rock
All Down The Line
When The Whip Comes Down
Just My Imagination
Beast Of Burden
Sweet Little Sixteen
Respectable
Far Away Eyes
Love In Vain
Happy
Jumping Jack Flash
Satisfaction

Miles Davis – Unknown Sessions, Vol. 3

Miles Davis
Unknown Sessions Volume 3

Lineage: studio recordings – cd bootleg – cd-r in trade – wav – flac 6

Here’s vol. 3 of “Unknown sessions”. The second track is not included, as that was released
on the “Holly-wuud” single in an edited version.

The last two tracks are “Jack Johnson” outtakes that were NOT included on the official box set,
maybe because Miles doesn’t play on them. But he’s there directing the band, as can be heard.
They were taken from the Japanese boot cd “Another Jack Johnson”. All the other tracks on that disc
were included on the box set.

Enjoy!

1 Big Fun (M. Davis) Jul 26, 1973 7:24
(Untitled Original 730726a (M. Davis) [Holly-wuud, with chatter] Jul 26, 1973 6:50) – not included
2 Untitled Original 741106b (M. Davis) Nov 6, 1974 5:39
3 Jabali (M. Davis) Jun 12, 1972 11:30
4 Billy Preston (M. Davis) Dec 8, 1972 20:40

Bonus (unreleased “Jack Johnson” outtakes):
5 So What (M. Davis) March 20, 1970
Davis out; he tells Grossman “don’t play the melody, Steve” during the opening ostinato.
The take ends with Davis saying “ran out of tape.”

Miles Davis (voice); Steve Grossman (ss); John McLaughlin (g); Herbie Hancock (org); Dave Holland (el-b); Lenny White (d)

6 Untitled Original 700407 (M. Davis) 6:26 April 7, 1970
Davis out; at the beginning he says “Go ahead!” to Henderson.

Miles Davis (voice); Steve Grossman (ss); John McLaughlin (g); Herbie Hancock (org);
Michael Henderson (el-b); Billy Cobham (d)

June 12, 1972
Miles Davis (tpt); Carlos Garnett (ss); Bennie Maupin (bcl); Lonnie Liston Smith (org);
Harold I. Williams (el-p, synth); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); Jabali Billy Hart (d, perc);
James Mtume Forman (cga, perc); Badal Roy (tabla)

December 8, 1972
Miles Davis (org); Carlos Garnett (ss); Cedric Lawson (keyb); Reggie Lucas (g); Khalil Balakrishna (sitar);
Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); James Mtume Forman (cga, perc); Badal Roy (tabla)

July 26, 1973
Miles Davis (tpt, org); Dave Liebman (ss, fl); Pete Cosey (g); Reggie Lucas (g); Michael Henderson (el-b);
Al Foster (d); James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

November 6, 1974
Miles Davis (org); Sonny Fortune (ss, ts, fl); Pete Cosey (g, d, perc); Reggie Lucas (g);
Dominique Gaumont (g); Michael Henderson (el-b); Al Foster (d); James Mtume Forman (cga, perc)

Miles Davis – In France, 1957-1963

Miles Davis
In France, 1957 – 1963

Part I:
November 30, 1957
Olympia Theatre, Paris
ORTF Radio Broadcast

Miles Davis (tp)
Barney Wilen (ts)
RenÈ Urtreger (p)
Pierre Michelot (b)
Kenny Clarke (d)

Bags’ Groove (06:52)
Four (nc)(06:05)

Part II:
December, 1957
ORTF Studios, Paris
ORTF TV Broadcast

Miles Davis (tp)
Barney Wilen (ts)
RenÈ Urtreger (p)
Pierre Michelot (b)
Kenny Clarke (d)

Lady Bird (03:43)
Four (03:16)
What’s New? (nc) (02:26)

Part III:
July 25, 1963
ThÈ‚tre du Champs-…lysÈes, Paris
Europe I Radio Broadcast

Miles Davis (tp)
George Coleman (ts)
Herbie Hancock (p)
Ron Carter (b)
Tony Williams (d)

Stella by Starlight (14:39)
So What (09:38)

Paul McCartney – A Garden Full of McCartney Roses, Vol. 2

Paul McCartney
A Garden Full Of McCartney Roses Volume 2

I have no other source info for this.

Tracklist
1-1 Live And Let Die #2
1-2 Call Me Back Again #2
1-3 Picasso’s Last Words – Richard Cory #2
1-4 Bluebird #2
1-5 I’ve Just Seen A Face #2
1-6 Blackbird #2
1-7 Yesterday #2
1-8 You Gave Me The Answer #2
1-9 Magneto And Titanium Man #2
1-10 Go Now #2
1-11 Letting Go #2
1-12 Maybe I’m Amazed #2
1-13 Junior’s Farm (Rehearsal)
1-14 Sally G (Rehearsal)
1-15 Junior’s Farm (Rough Mix)
1-16 Sally G (Rough Mix)
1-17 We’re Open Tonight
1-18 Spin It On
1-19 Old Siam, Sir
1-20 Again And Again And Again
1-21 The Broadcast
1-22 To You
2-1 Your Lucky Day (Laurence Juber On Vocals – Version #1)
2-2 Your Lucky Day (Version #2)
2-3 Blues Improvisation
2-4 Lend Me Your Comb
2-5 Goin’ Back To Tennessee (Columbus Stockade Blues)
2-6 Your True Love – Lend Me Your Comb
2-7 Oh Boy – Peggy Sue
2-8 I’m Gonna Love You Too
2-9 Ain’t That A Shame – I’m In Love Again
2-10 Rockin’ In Your Seat
2-11 Sheik Of Araby
2-12 Robber’s Ball
2-13 My Carnival
2-14 Night Out
2-15 Mama’s Little Girl
2-16 Hey Diddle
2-17 Tragedy
2-18 Same Time Next Year
2-19 Cage
2-20 The Honorary Consul (Paul’s Demo)
2-21 Ou Est Le Soleil? (Early Instrumental Take)
2-22 Somedays (Rough Mix, Alternate Vocal)

Various Artists – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Volume 12

Various Artists
Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 12: Sad Eyed Ladies and Wanted Men (Version 2)

Note for version 2: Well, that was quick. Apparently, the version of “Baby Blue” I included was officially released, so here’s a different, later one, followed by the same track list as before. Hopefully, this one will fly.

Original notes: OK folks, here’s the latest and greatest from the NSD Laboratories. I count seven new songs that have not appeared in previous volumes, and eight new artists. The rest, of course, are new combinations of ingredients we’ve used before. For those of you who’ve asked: I don’t know how many more volumes there will be–I’ll keep ’em coming til I run out of covers or time.

Here’s a repeat request from last time: can anyone get me a lossless version of Bruce Springsteen’s beautiful rendition of “Forever Young” from the John Hammond memorial show? I’d love to include it in a later volume of this series. And somebody out there (Persic, perhaps?) must have the John Wesley Harding-hosted KCRW special “Oh Merci!” from 1993–share it please!

That’s it for now. Please keep the suggestions and files coming! As always, thanks to the tapers, the original uploaders, the folks who’ve sent me recordings, the fine artists who’ve created cover artwork, and especially the performers and composer. Due to the many different sources, I am not including lineages. I have done nothing to the original files but normalize the levels and fade in and out on each track (using Cool Edit). Enjoy!

01 It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
Grateful Dead (Apr 14, 1984, Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, VA)
02 Go ‘Way Little Boy
Lone Justice (Jan 25, 1985, The Stone, San Francisco, CA)
03 Wanted Man
Jon Langford (Mar 19, 2004, Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago, IL)
04 Mississippi
Donna the Buffalo (Sep 18, 2004, Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte NC)
05 Blind Willie McTell
Tom Russell and Barrence Whitfield (Jan 25, 1995, Johnny D’s, Somerville, MA)
06 Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)
Calexico (Dec 8, 2006, Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA)
07 Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
Robyn Hitchcock and the Minus 5 (Jul 10, 2006, Dingwalls, London)
08 Most Likely You Go Your Way and I Go Mine
Black Crowes (Oct 25, 2005, The Fillmore, Denver CO)
09 License to Kill – The Waterboys (Feb 19 1984, Batschkapp Club, Frankfurt, Germany)
10 Chimes of Freedom
McGuinn, Hillman and Clark (Sep 9, 1979, Calderone Theater, Long Island, NY)
11 Buckets of Rain
Phil Lesh and Friends with Joan Osborne (Feb 12, 2006, Beacon Theater, New York, NY)
12 Spanish Harlem Incident
Yonder Mountain String Band (Oct 6, 2005, Showbox, Seattle, WA)
13 Wallflower
Buddy and Julie Miller (May 28, 2000, Camp Mather, Yosemite, CA)
14 Paths of Victory
Cat Power (May 14, 1999, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA)
15 Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
The Walkabouts (Jan 19, 2001, Experience Music Project, Seattle, WA)
16 Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door
Bruce Springsteen and Wolfgang Niedecken (Jul 9, 1995 Cafe Eckstein, Berlin, Germany)
17 If You Gotta Go, Go Now
Cowboy Junkies (Apr 30, 1989, Berklee Performance Center, Boston, MA)

Charlie Parker – Bird 53 Plus 50

Charlie Parker
July 26, 1953 (20 items; TT = 66:50)
Open Door, New York NY
Private recording (Tape)
Jam session

Charlie Parker (as); Benny Harris (tpt); Al Haig (p); Charles Mingus (b); Art Taylor (d)

First set
1 Out of Nowhere (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) (incomplete) 3:02
2 Star Eyes (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 3:53
3 Cool Blues (C. Parker) (incomplete) 4:41
4 East of the Sun (And West of the Moon) (B. Bowman) (incomplete) 3:24
5 The Song is You (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) (incomplete) 6:07
6 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 2:33

Second set
7 Ornithology (C. Parker-B. Harris) (incomplete) 3:18
8 Scrapple from the Apple (C. Parker) 3:30
9 My Old Flame (A. Johnston-S. Coslow) 4:13
10 My Little Suede Shoes (C. Parker) (incomplete) 2:11

Third set
11 I Remember You (J. Mercer-V. Schertzinger) (incomplete) 3:01
12 All the Things You Are (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) [Bird of Paradise] 4:12
13 Just You, Just Me (R. Klages-J. Greer) (incomplete) 2:00
14 I’ll Remember April (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 4:15
15 Hot House (T. Dameron) (incomplete) 3:16
16 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 2:58

Fourth set
17 I Cover the Waterfront (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) (incomplete) 2:26
18 This Time the Dream’s on Me (H. Arlen-J. Mercer) 4:14
19 I’ll Remember April (D. Raye-G. DePaul-P. Johnston) (incomplete) 2:37
20 52nd Street Theme (T. Monk) (incomplete) 0:34

The tape, made by Chan Parker, is edited to some themes and Parker solos only. There are no Bud Powell solos, although Parker can be heard announcing him.

October 23, 1950 (15 items; TT = 48:11)
Pershing Hotel Ballroom, Chicago IL
Private recording (Tape)
Charlie Parker Quintet

Charlie Parker (as); Unknown (tb); Earl Lavon “Von” Freeman (ts); George Freeman (g); Chris Anderson (p); Leroy Jackson (b); Bruz Freeman (d); Unknown (voc)

First set
1 Indiana (J.F. Hanley-B. McDonald) 5:51
2 I Can’t Get Started (V. Duke-I. Gershwin) 2:47
3 Anthropology (D. Gillespie-C. Parker) 5:18
4 Out of Nowhere (E. Heyman-J.W. Green) 2:46
5 Get Happy (H. Arlen-T. Koehler) 5:34

Second set
6 Hot House (T. Dameron) 5:00
7 Embraceable You (G. Gershwin-I. Gershwin) 2:00
8 Body and Soul (J.W. Green-E. Heyman-R. Sour-F. Eyton) 2:15
9 Cool Blues (C. Parker) 3:14
10 Stardust (H. Carmichael-M. Parish) (incomplete) 0:56
11 All the Things You Are (J. Kern-O. Hammerstein) [Bird of Paradise] 3:07
12 Billie’s Bounce (C. Parker) 3:08
13 Pennies from Heaven (J. Burke-A. Johnston) (incomplete) 3:18
14 Pennies from Heaven (J. Burke-A. Johnston) (incomplete) 2:57

From a tape made by Donald Coy. Edited to Parker solos and exchanges. The tape was recorded off a dressing room speaker, and parts of some items (“Embraceable You” through “All the Things You Are”) are marred by conversation. It’s unlikely that the titles from this session and the next one are all from the same date, but they’re probably from the same gig.