Tag: london

10,000 Maniacs – London, England (09/07/84)

10,000 Maniacs
1984-09-07
London, UK

Download FLAC: File Factory

01 Grey Victory
02 Katrinas Fair
03 Poor De Chirico
04 The Latin One
05 Planned Obsolescence
06 Hello In There
07 Tension
08 Can’t Ignore The Train
09 Do You Love An Apple?
10 Lilydale
11 National Education Week
12 Pit Viper
13 Scorpio Rising
14 Daktari
15 My Mother The War
16 Among The Americans

Uploaded by: Arbuthnot
Recorded by RC
Seeded by Josef

Lineage:
Sony TCS 350(?) > TDK D-90 > Nak DR2 > Adcom GCA-510 > Audiophile 24/96 (at 16/44.1 > Peak 4LE > some EQ to boost the bass > dithering > Flac 6 > you

10,000 Maniacs’ “The Wishing Chair” L.P. will celebrate its 30th anniversary this year
(original release date – September 23, 1985). Since it seems apparent that the Maniacs
are not being given the remaster / bonus tracks / box set treatment that they so richly
deserve, I’ve decided to upload all of my 70+ live and rare 10,000 Maniacs recordings
during the coming weeks. Although many of these recordings will be re-seeds of previous
Dime torrents, a substantial number have never appeared on the Dime (and many others
haven’t been shared since the Dime’s previous incarnation as “easytree.org” circa 2005).

Enjoy!

*2015 re-seed*

I looked on a site to see if this gig was available as a bootleg. There is a copy going a round, but it doesn’t list track 16, the second encore, which takes this gig just over 60 mins and may account for why it’s possibly been left off other tape trades?

I’d waited a long time to see the band in the UK. Having heard them on John Peel, I was lucky enough to get a US import copy of the I Ching album from the Rough Trade shop soon after it came out. RC and I were seeing Dead Can Dance a lot round about this time and we both went along to Dingwalls. I didn’t take my recorder. I can’t remember why not, although I was familiar with Dingwalls and it may have been something to do with being
worried about the bouncers or just noisy audiences.

My over-riding memory of this gig was Natalie wildly swinging and dancing around the cast iron columns on stage that held the roof up, with her long hair flowing. The stage was crammed – they were a big band and it was a small venue. Very noisy and sweaty. Anyway, after the gig I told RC that I wished I’d taped it. He said he wasn’t that impressed and a couple of weeks later sent me his master, keeping a copy for himself. If you know RC,
this will sound really odd as he became a big Maniacs and Natalie Merchant fan. I guess he just didn’t feel it straight away. I’ve got plenty of ticket stubs from Dingwalls, but nothing to tell me which one relates to this gig, so no images I’m sorry to say.

I went to the Marquee the next night and taped it – although it was a disaster. I arrived late, left early and in between picked up loads of chatter on the mike.

Enjoy – and thanks to RC for the master.
Josef

Morrissey – London, England (09/20/15)

MORRISSEY
Eventim Apollo
Hammersmith, London
UK
20th September 2015

01. Intro
02. Suedehead
03. Alma Matters
04. Speedway
05. Ganglord
06. Staircase At The University
07. Kiss Me A Lot
08. World Peace Is None Of Your Business
09. I’m Throwing My Arms Around Paris
10. Istanbul
11. The World Is Full Of Crashing Bores
12, I’m Not A Man
13. Band Intros
14. The Bullfighter Dies
15. Mama Lay Softly On The Riverbed
16. Yes, I Am Blind
17. Oboe Concerto
18. I Will See You In Far-Off Places
19. Meat Is Murder
20. You’ll Be Gone (Presley,West,Hodge)
21. Everyday Is Like Sunday
22. What She Said / Outro

Morrissey – vocals
Jesse Tobias – guitar
Boz Boorer – guitar, clarinet, vocals
Mando Lopez – bass
Matt Walker – drums
Gustavo Manzur – keyboards, guitar, didgeridoo, trumpet, vocals

From the original uploader:
This is my recording
Front Balcony Left
Olympus LS10 16 bit>adobe audition>cd wave
>traders little helper>flac level 8
recorder __rimbaud__

Great atmosphere in the packed room tonight, maybe that’s because of the announcement that this clutch of shows are “most likely” the last ever in the UK
or maybe just because it’s Morrissey, and the devotion is always a notch above with his audience, the majority of whom looked like they’ve been there (just like me) throughout the 30 odd years.
I think Morrissey was maybe about to tell us that the Elvis cover (You’ll Be Gone) he just played was only one of a couple that Elvis co wrote, and that when he played it to Priscilla, she didn’t like it much
so he never attempted to write another, when the power went out, whatever, both the song & the power cut felt like a fitting metaphor.

Mark Knopfler – London, England (05/28/08)

Mark Knopfler
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
28th May, 2008

CD 1 360.95mb
01. Cannibals
02. Why Aye Man
03. What It Is
04. Sailing To Philadelphia
05. True Love Will Never Fade
06. The Fish And The Bird
07. Hill Farmer’s Blues
08. Romeo & Juliette
09. Sultans Of Swing
10. Band Intros
11. Marbletown

CD 2 286.46mb.
01. Joe Brown Intro
02. Picture Of You (Joe Brown on lead vocal & guitar)
03. Donegan’s Gone (Joe Brown on backing vocal & guitar)
04. Speedway At Nazareth
05. Telegraph Road
06. Brothers In Arms
07. Our Shangri La
08. So Far Away
09. Going Home.

Mark Knopfler – guitar, vocals
John McCusker – fiddle, cittern, flutes
Matt Rollings – keyboards, vocals
Danny Cummings – drums, percussion
Guy Fletcher – keyboards, guitars, vocals
Richard Bennett – guitar, etc.
Glenn Worf – bass, vocals
Joe Brown – Guitar & vocals, CD2, tracks 1 & 2.

From the original uploader:
This is my own recording from row 14, center in the arena floor. As far as I know, this show hasn’t surfaced yet. I’ve checked Dime & Hungercity regularly hoping it would appear, but it hasn’t, so here’s my recording.

It’s probably a 9/10, with a very focused sound. The vocal is up-front & defined, except for Sultans Of Swing where I think the mic volume wasn’t raised to accommodate the increased volume of the band.

The guitar rings through as clear as a bell & the ambience of the venue adds a richness to the overall sound, without washing out the sound too much. I’m very pleased with it & hope you will be too.

The Joe Brown tracks are a nice addition & it was good to see him appear as a surprise guest. Funnily enough, I’ve seen Mark & Joe play Donegan’s Gone twice at the Albert Hall (1st time was at the Lonnie Tribute Concert in 2004).
I’ll also be at Joe’s show at the RAH in September at which Mark will be a guest, and no doubt they’ll play it again!

Queen – London, England (xx/xx/71) – In the Beginning

Queen
xx/xx/71
London, England
In The Beginning.
From the silvers.

Recorded in Late 1971 at the De Lane Lea Studios in London. With the tape Queen tried to get a contract from several companies.

Lineage :
In The Beginning (silvers) -> Wav (EAC) -> Flac (Frontend level 8)

Tracklisting :

01. Keep Yourself Alive
02. The Night Comes Down
03. Great King Rat
04. Jesus
05. Liar

Various Artists – London, England (04/11/65) – The NME Poll Winner’s Concert

The N.M.E. Poll Winners’ Concert 1965
04/11/65
Wembley Stadium
London, England (04/11/65)
(bootleg CD)
Vigotone Industries (VG 166/167)
(Released 1998)

CD 1

The Moody Blues
Bo Didley
Go Now

Freddie And The Dreamers
Little Bitty Pretty One
A Little You

Georgie Fame And The Blue Flames
Yeh Yeh
Walking The Dog

The Seekers
I’ll Never Find Another You
A World Of Our Own

Herman’s Hermits
Wonderful World
Mrs. Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter

The Ivy League And Division Two
Funny How Love Can Be
Sweet And Tender Romance
That’s Why I’m Crying

Sounds Incorporated
Time For You
In The Hall Of The Mountain King

Wayne Fontana And The Mindbenders
Game Of Love
Just A Little Bit Too Late

The Rolling Stones
Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Pain In My Heart
Around And Around
Pain In My Heart

Cilla Black With Sounds Incorporated
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
Going Out Of My Head
Total time: (73:49)

CD 2

Donovan
You’re Gonna Need Somebody On Your Band
Catch The Wind

Them
Here Comes The Night
Turn On Your Love Light

The Searchers
Bumble Bee
Let The Good Times Roll

Dusty Springfield with The Echoes
Dancing In The Street
Mockingbird
I Can’t Hear You

The Animals
Boom Boom
Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
Talkin’ bout You

The Kinks
You Really Got Me
Tired Of Waiting For You

The Beatles
I Feel Fine
She’s A Woman
Baby’s In Black
Ticket To Ride
Lomg Tall Sally
Total time: (73:44)

Liner notes:
The New Musical Express, the British music weekly with the largest circulation, staged a series of concerts in the sixties featuring artists who topped their popularity polls. The concerts, known as ‘The Poll Winners’ Concerts’, were all held in Wembley. This two CD set documents the second to last Poll Winner Concert held on April 11, 1965 at Wembley Stadium. An edited version of this concert was screened on ABC TV and networked throughout the UK on April 18 of that year. This set was compiled from the soundtrack of the unedited master.

Notes from David Chance:
The back of the package says “The cream of British music as chosen by the readers of The New Musical Express presented in concert on April 11, 1965 at Wembley Stadium.”

The cover has a small photograph of The Beatles performing at this concert. The liner has stock photos of The Rolling Stones, Donovan, The Animals, The Kinks, and Them. This is the first appearance of a live recording by Them (their first BBC radio studio session was in March 1965 — see Bluesology, which would technically be the first “live” recordings, albeit from the studio…this is in front of a concert audience). As per the liner notes, this is a soundboard-quality recording.

Them are introduced by Jimmy Savile, who says (jokingly) that they have “just finished a tour with the Lutten (sp?) Girls Choir and will have to leave the country very, very shortly.” The band takes a moment to soundcheck and then launches into “Here Comes The Night”. The freshness of the song to the band may, perhaps, be heard when, after the first chorus, Van begins the first verse a moment too soon, quickly catches himself, begins again and carries the song to it’s finish wonderfully.

There are the immediate strains of “Turn On Your Love Light”, with Van making some “noises” and tearing into the song. As the tempo speeds up, Alan Henderson (?) begins stirring the audience by urging them to join along. The song then meanders in a psychedlic blues groove for a moment before it picks up tempo again and works out to a close. Jimmy Savile exits Them with a humorous comment on the brevity of the band’s name (“pretty soon we’ll have bands like ‘A’, and ‘The'”).

The Who – London, England (12/15/77)

THE WHO
Exploding Drummer
THE LAST SHOW OF KEITH MOON !
Gaumont State Theatre
Kilburn, London UK
December 15, 1977

From Original Silver CD
VG+ to EX Recording
Original ARTWORK

1 introduction
2 I can’t explain
3 substitute
4 baba o’ reily
5 my wife ( OFFICIAL TRACK REMOVED )
6 behind blue eyes
7 dreaming from the waist
8 pinball wizard
9 I’m free
10 tommy’s holiday camp
11 summertime blues
12 shakin’ all over
13 my generation
14 join together
15 who are you
16 won’t get fooled again

Mark Knopfler – London, England (06/01/13)

Mark Knopfler
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
June 1st 2013

Recorded with a Zomm H2 Digital Recorded
Splitted, normalized and volume increase with Soundforge
Flad made with Trader Little Helper, level 8
Audience recording made from the stalls M

Special guest stars
Ruth Moody (Vocals, guitar on “I dug up a diamons”)
Nigel Hitchcock (saxophone)

CD1
01 – What it is
02 – Corned Beef City
03 – Privateering
04 – Father and son
05 – Hillfarmers blues
06 – Intro to Ruth Moody
07 – I dug up a diamond (With Ruth Moody)
08 – Seattle (with Ruth Moody)
09 – Intro to Nigel Hitchcock
10 – I Used to Could (With Nigel Hitchcock)
11 – Romeo and Juliet (With Nigel Hitchcock)
12 – Sultans of Swing

CD2

01 – Haul Away
02 – Postcards from Paraguay
03 – Marbletown
04 – Speedway
05 – Telegraph Road
06 – So Far Away
07 – Shangri la (With Nigel Hitchcock)
08 – Going Home (With Nigel Hitchcock)

Last night of the six sold out nights at the Royal Albert Hall

Mark Knopfler – London, England (05/23/96)

Mark Knopfler
SWINGING GOLDEN HEARTS
Royal Albert Hall, London, UK, 23rd May 1996
Source Soundboard

Tracks CD1
Darling pretty
Walk of life
Imelda
The bug
Je suis dÈsolÈ
Calling Elvis
Last exit to Brooklyn
Romeo and Juliet
Sultans of swing
Done with Bonaparte

Tracks CD2
Telegraph road
Brothers in arms
Money for nothing

(bonus tracks removed as official on “A Night in London DVD”.
BBC building, London, UK, 15th April 1996

BONUS TRACKS:
Father and son [B]
Golden heart [B]
R¸diger [B]
Cannibals [B]
A night in summer long ago [B]
Going home [B]
Are we in trouble now [B]
Gravy train [B]

Additional comments from oneverybootleg:
One of the best radio broadcasts of the Golden heart tour.
Taken from the original silver pressed bootleg “Swinging golden hearts”.
Perfect sound quality! Great atmosphere with an amazing sounding
version of Telegraph road. Incomplete concert. As a bonus some songs
from the BBC performance are added on the second disc.

David Bowie – London, England (07/03/73)

David Bowie
His Master’s Voice (David Bowie and the Spiders from Mars’ Last Stand featuring Jeff Beck)
Hammersmith Odeon, London, England. July 3th 1973
Living Legend LRCD 116
soundboard
Lineage: Silver –> EAC –> WAV –> FLAC 8 –> MWP

Notes from the original uploader: The sound quality is quite good, being a soundboard recording from the early seventies. Unfortunately there are a couple of glitches throughout the disc that are on my original.

Interestingly this disc is reviewed on the excellent Bassman site (http://www.algonet.se/~bassman/bootlegs/91/hmv.html) but although the serial number and the artwork are exactly the same and I am absolutely certain I have an original silver, his tracklisting differs from mine. The tracklisting on the depicted artwork there shows the actual tracks on my disc and does include the “orgy instuctions” and not “Rebel Rebel” and “Panic in Detroit” as Bassman claims.

Info: An interesting read about this last Ziggy concert is to be found at The Ziggy Stardust Companion (http://www.5years.com/Retire.htm)
The Jeff Beck tracks were never officially released due to royalty/copyright issues.

Tracklisting:

01) Introduction/Hang On To Yourself 3:16
02) The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud 3:19
03) All The Young Dudes 1:34
04) Oh! You Pretty Things 1:44
05) Moonage Daydream 6:18
06) Changes 3:42
07) Space Oddity 4:47
08) Orgy Instructions*/Time 8:02
09) Suffragette City 3:18
10) The Jean Genie** 4:47
11) Love Me Do**/Farewell Speech 4:05
12) Rock’n’Roll Suicide 4:12

* First 2 minutes is a spoken instruction on how to organize a Wicca Orgy. Don’t ask me why.
** Featuring Jeff Beck

Torrent History:

Uploaded to Mind-Warp PaVilion by Stefan on 20th of June 2007
Uploaded to HungerCity by jallaweb October 23rd 2012

The Smiths – London, England (12/12/86)

The Smiths
Brixton Academy
London, England
12th December 1986
[“Never Had No One Ever” Bootleg]

Source Audience

Track List:-

01 – Ask
02 – Bigmouth Strikes Again
03 – London/Miserable Lie
04 – Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others
05 – The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
06 – Shoplifters Of The World Unite
07 – There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
08 – Is It Really So Strange?
09 – Cemetry Gates
10 – This Night Has Opened My Eyes
11 – Still Ill
12 – Panic
13 – The Queen Is Dead
14 – William It Was Really Nothing / Hand In Glove
15 – Handsome Devil [Madrid, 18th May 1985]

Lineage:-

AUD>?>boot CD>CDR (unknown gen)>EAC>WAV>FLAC