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Aerosmith: Eat The Rich. (Pluto Records :: PLRCD 9327/AB)
Recorded Live at The Fargodome, Fargo, USA - June 12, 1993.
Excellent Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Eat The Rich
02. Get A Grip
03. Fever
04. Young Lust
05. Back In The Saddle
06. Cryin'
07. Rag Doll
08. Last Hcild
09. What It Takes
10. Big Ten Inch Record
11. Walk On Down
12. Walkin' The Dog

Disc 2
01. Janie's Got A Gun
02. Dude (Looks Like A Lady)
03. Dream On
04. Love In An Elevator
05. Walk This Way
06. Toys In The Attic
07. Livin' On The Edge
08. Sweet Emotion
09. Train Kept A Rollin'

*** Get A Grip Tour ***

Personnel: Steven Tyler :: Joe Perry :: Brad Whitford :: Tom Hamilton :: Joey Kramer.

Notes: Recorded at Fargodrome, Fargo, ND, June 12, 1993. Excellent. Their 6th concert at the start of their GAG World tour in the USA.<-(Info taken from rockthisway.de).

Morrissey: Dreams i'll Never See. (Red Panthom :: RPCD 1096)
Recorded Live at Leysin Rock Festival, Leysin, Switzerland - July 09, 1992.
Excellent Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Suedehead
02. Sister, I'm A Poet
03. The Loop (Mislabeled You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby)
04. You're The One For Me, Fatty
05. Girl Least Likely TO (Mislabeled Certain People I Know)
06. Alsatian Cousin
07. Seasick, Yet Still Docked
08. Such A Little Thing Makes A Big Difference/My Insatiable One
09. Everyday Is Like Sunday
10. Interesting Drug
11. The National Front Disco
12. November Spawned A Monster
13. Picadilly Palare (Mislabeled Mute Witness)
14. The Last Of The Famous International Playboys
15. We Hate It When Our Friends Become Sucessful
16. Disappointed

Personnel: Morrissey - Vocals :: Alan Whyte - Guitar, Backing Vocals :: Boz Boorer - Guitar :: Gary Day - Bass Guitar :: Spencer Corbin - Drums.

Notes: This concert was not the most memorable one of the year. The crowd was rather unenthusiastic because, this being a festival, there were many people there for other bands, and they didn't necessarily know Morrissey. Also, the strict security prevented all stage climbing, except for one person. Morrissey wasn't very talkative. Throughout the evening he threw a tambourine, some maracas, a British flag and his cobalt shirt into the audience, but they landed in the hands of security who didn't give them to the fans.

The setlist was not as heavy in "Your Arsenal" content as the previous one from five days before. Morrissey only played four songs from the soon-to-be-released album, instead of eight and added earlier familiar single and album tracks like "Interesting Drug", "The Last Of The Famous International Playboys", "Piccadilly Palare" or "Disappointed". He also played the 1991 live staple "The Loop". This marked the only performance of "Piccadilly Palare" and "Disappointed" in 1992, and the last time the former was played live.

Morrissey didn't sing the live-only "No Dad I won't be home tomorrow" lines at the end of "Piccadilly Palare" like he did in 1991. The song's outro was shorter, and ended more abruptly, without the guitar jam typical of 1991 performances. Morrissey changed a line in "The Last Of The Famous International Playboys" to "just to make myself attracted to you". Set closer "Disappointed" was not ended abruptly the way it did at the end of the previous tour, but Morrissey still dropped the microphone after being done with it, before exiting. In that song Morrissey sang "Young girl one day I really will be old" and ended with "this is the last song I will be ever sing, oh no".

The manufactured bootleg cd "Dreams I'll Never See" features the full concert in reasonable quality. The source for this is said to be the radio broadcast mentioned above, but it is actually an excellent audience recording. This is very widely circulated on the internet.<-(Info taken from passionsjustlikemine.com).

Electric Light Orchestra: Twilight. (Gamberetto)
Recorded Live at Sporthalle, Koln, Germany - March 02, 1982.
Very Good Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Twilight
02. Yours Truly, 2095
03. Evil Woman
04. Livin' Thing
05. Telephone Line
06. From the End of the World
07. The Way Life's Meant to Be
08. John Lennon Medley
09. Showdown
10. Ma Ma Ma Belle
11. Can't Get it Out of My Head
12. Wild West Hero
13. Turn to Stone
14. Mr. Blue Sky
15. Sweet Talkin' Woman
16. Shine a Little Love
17. Last Train to London
18. Confusion
19. Do Ya
20. Rockaria!
21. Hold on Tight
22. Don't Bring Me Down
23. Roll Over Beethoven

*** Time Tour ***

Personnel: Jeff Lynne – vocals, multi-instrumentalist :: Bev Bevan – drums, percussion, vocals :: Richard Tandy – keyboards, synthesisers, bass guitar, guitar, backing vocals :: Kelly Groucutt – bass guitar, vocals.

Notes: Very Good Audience recording of 'Time' tour performance in Koln, Germany 1982. The real gem on this CD is the John Lennon Medley; especially 'Across the Universe'.

Lineage: Silver CD->EAC->WAV->FLAC (secure).<-(Info taken from Original info file).

The Clash: Clash Songbooks. (Seven Dwarfs label)
Recorded Live at Hammersmith Palais, London, England - June 17, 1980.
Ex-/VG+ Audience Recording :: Bootleg LP :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Clash City Rockers
02. Brand New Cadillac
03. Safe European Home
04. Jimmy Jazz
05. Revolution Rock
06. Julie's In The Druq Squad
07. The Guns Of Brixton
08. Train In Vain
09. London Calling
10. Spanish Bombs
11. White Man In Hammersmith Palais
12. Somebody Got Murdered
13. Koka Kola
14. I Fought The Law
15. Jail Guitar Doors

Disc 2
01. Police And Thieves
02. Wrong 'em Boyo
03. Clampdown
04. Stay Free
05. English Civil War
06. I'm So Bored With The Usa
07. Complete Control
08. Armagideon Time
09. Rocker's Galore
10. Bankrobber
11. Tommy Gun
12. Capital Radio
13. London's Burning
14. Janie Jones
15. What's My Name
16. Garageland

*** 16 Tons Tour Europe ***

Personnel: Joe Strummer - vocals / guitar :: Mick Jones - guitar / vocals :: Paul Simonon - bass / vocals :: Nicky "Topper" Headon - drums / vocals.

Notes: Here is the last show of 1980, and there would be no more live performances until April 1981, after Sandinista! was released. This is the second night of their only ever performances at the Hammersmith Palais. It is a nice audience recording taken straight from the rare bootleg LP Clash Songbooks. It seems to be from a master tape or a very low gen. There is no CD art, but I have included scans of the LP cover for reference. Notable features are an early "Somebody Got Murdered", the rarely played "Revolution Rock", and Mikey Dread again on the encore.

Lineage: Vinyl LP > xAct (flac).<-(Info taken from original info file).

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band: Driving That Dusty Road. (The Godfatherecords :: G.R. 530/531)
Recorded Live at Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Missouri, USA - June 16, 1978.
Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Darkness On The Edge of Town
02. For You
03. The Promised Land
04. Prove It All Night
05. Racing In The Street
06. Thunder Road
07. Jungleland
08. Paradise By The C
09. Fire
10. Adam Raised A Cain

Disc 2
01. Mona
02. She’s The One
03. Growin’ Up
04. Backstreets
05. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
06. The Promise
07. Born To Run
08. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
09. Quarter To Three

Personnel: Bruce Springsteen - lead and backing vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano :: Roy Bittan - piano, keyboards, backing vocals :: Clarence Clemons - tenor, baritone and soprano saxophones, backing vocals, percussion :: Danny Federici - organ, piano, accordion, glockenspiel, backing vocals :: Garry Tallent - bass, backing vocals, percussion :: Steven Van Zandt - guitar, mandolin, backing vocals :: Max Weinberg - drums, backing vocals.

Notes: Springsteen’s 1978 tour in support of his long-delayed and eagerly awaited new album Darkness On The Edge Of Town began in Buffalo, NY on 23 May. Nine of the ten songs (Factory was the exception) were played at that first show, eight of which were receiving their premiere performances. (Something In The Night had first been played at the Monmouth Arts Center in Red Bank, New Jersey on 1 August, 1976.) Kansas City was only the seventeenth concert of a tour which ended on 1 January, 1979 after a hundred and seventeen shows. Consequently, Godfather presents us with very early performances of five songs from Darkness and two other Springsteen compositions (Fire and Paradise By The C, both of which also debuted in Buffalo). The Darkness Tour is often considered to be the one which features Springsteen’s greatest performances.<-(Info taken from collectorsmusicreviews.com).

Aretha Franklin: Jamaica World Music Festival 1982. (Jamrec Silver Standards :: JSS-002)
Recorded Live at Bob Marley Performing Arts Center, Montego Bay Freeport Zone, Jamaica - November 26, 1982.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Festival MC Banter
02. Instrumental
03. Hold On, I'm Coming
04. Love Me Tender
05. It's Your Thing
06. Make It Up To You
07. Golden Moments Medley Daydreaming - Rock Steady - Say A Little Prayer - Respect
08. I Hurt Myself (I'm Guilty)
09. Ain't No Way
10. Band Introduction
11. Because Of You
12. Jump To It

Personnel: Aretha Franklin :: Back-up Singers: Sandra Dance -Estell Brown - Margret Branch - Cousin Brenda :: Horn Section: - Tommy McCook etc.

Notes: Soundboard Recording 24 Bit digitally remastered. Aretha Franklin - Bob Marley Performing Arts Center Montego Bay Freeport Zone Jamaica at Jamaica World Music Festival . FM?>Boot Silver CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC.<-(Info taken from original info file).

Pink Floyd: Wind And Seabirds. (Highland :: HL 473/474)
Recorded Live at Convention Hall, Community Concourse, San Diego, CA, USA - October 17, 1971.
Excellent Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
02. Fat Old Sun
03. Atom Heart Mother

Disc 2
01. The Embryo
02. Set The Controls
03. Cymbaline
04. Blues

Personnel: David Gilmour :: Nick Mason :: Roger Waters :: Richard Wright.

Notes: Not the complete concert, still missing Saucerful & Echoes... but this is all that is circulated. Wonderful show, and the quality is very nice. One of the minority of commercial roios that I actually like... and so far this is indeed the best source available for this date. The stereo perspective on this tape is amazing! Not much hiss noticable (due, of course, to the 2nd gen tape used), but the loudest volumns are slightly distorted... otherwise great overall.
Recording Quality: 8,8+/10 ::: Historic/Performence: 8/10.<-(Info taken from original info file).

Led Zeppelin: Pure Blues. (Tarantura 2000)
Recorded Live at Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada - March 21, 1970.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Heartbreaker
02. Thank You
03. What Is And What Should Never Be
04. Communication Breakdown/Ramble On
05. We're Gonna Groove
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. Whole Lotta Love

*** Led Zeppelin North American Tour Spring 1970 ***

Personnel: Jimmy Page :: John Paul Jones :: Robert Plant :: John Bonham.

Notes: This CD came out in 2000 on the Tarantura 2000 label out of Tokyo. It's a version the famous Zeppelin release 'Pb' or 'Pure Blues' which has been released many many times on vinyl and CD. There have been many debated regarding where the original source came from, one theory is that it was a radio broadcast, the other is that it is a raw soundboard tape. The big difference with this release is that it's the first time a TAPE source has been located and used. All previous releases have come from vinyl sources. The producers of this release aquired a 2nd gen tape from an American collector who had the tape stored away since 1983.<-(Info taken from original info file).

Rod Stewart: Into The Spotlight. (Big Music :: BIG 088/89)
Recorded Live at Alamodome , San Antonio, TX , USA - November 26, 1993.
Excellent Soundboard/FM Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Hot Legs
02. Cut Across Shorty
03. Reason To Believe
04. Handbags And Gladrags
05. You Wear It Well
06. Every Picture Tells A Story
07. Tonight's The Night
08. Maggie May
09. Havin' A Party
10. You're In My Heart
11. Forever Young
12. Downtown Train
13. Infatuation

Disc 2
01. Some Guys Have All The Luck
02. The First Cut Is The Deepest
03. Baby Please Don't Go (Van Morrison)
04. Stay With Me
05. Sweet Little Rock N Roller / My Girl
06. People Get Ready (C. Mayfield)
07. Have I Told You Lately
08. This Old Heart Of Mine
09. The Motown Song
10. Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? / Twistin' The Night Away / Chain Gang (Encore)

Notes: Sound Quality: A+... Complete show includes the encore, which was not broadcast in many areas due to time constraints.

Lineage: FM Broadcast -> Silver CDs -> Exact Audio Copy -> Trader's Little Helper (FLAC level 8).<-(Info taken from original info file).

Dead Kennedys: The Virgin Demos. (No Label)
Studio demos :: Tape :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Government Flu
02. Terminal Preppie
03. Trust Your Mechanic
04. Buzzbomb
05. Halloween
06. Winnebago Warrior
07. Bleed For Me
08. I Am The Owl
09. Saturday Night Holocaust
10. Well Paid Scientist
11. Forest Fire
12. Riot
13. Life Sentence
14. Dead End
15. Moon Over Marin
16. Kepone Factory
17. The Prey

Personnel: Jello Biafra - Vocals :: East Bay Ray - Guitar :: Klaus Fluoride - Bass :: D.H. Peligro - Drums.

Notes: - Good quality early demo versions of songs that would make up DK's "Plastic Surgery Disasters" in its entirety (and associated B-Sides) - Some lyrics and instrumentation are slightly different than official/final versions - Raw mix with bass panned completely to the left channel and guitar on the right sounding like it was recorded live in the studio. - Tracks 16 & 17 most likely recorded March/April 1981.<-(Info taken from original info file).

"Moon Over Marin" shines over the officially released version. It's played faster (at the speed it should be played), and the volume levels are the same for each of the four guys. You can actually hear the bass and drums, and Jello isn't "making this one count." WhaleEyeless

This album is a demo of Plastic Surgery Disasters, with a few other Dead Kennedys songs. The sound quality is probably the best I've ever heard from a demo. The songs are pretty much the exact same, with a few differences, but like I said the songs sound almost identical. The mixing is somewhat primitive, with the vocals and bass in the left channel, with the guitar and drums in the right channel. Overall I'd say this is worth having if Plastic Surgery Disasters is your favorite album (like me) or if you're a huge fan of the Dead Kennedys/bootlegs in general. holmzito

Lineage: tape (Sony TC-K611) > HD (normalize, noise reduction, cut) > cd > EAC > FLAC. ::: Edits: FLAC > WAVE (normalize channels) > FLAC [level 8].

The Ramones: Back Street Party. (The Swingin' Pig :: TSP-CD-165)
Recorded Live at Leysin Festival, Leysin, Switzerland - July 10, 1991.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Durango 95
02. Teenage Lobotomy
03. Psycho Therapy
04. Blitzkrieg Bop
05. Do You Remember Rock'n' Roll Radio?
06. I Believe In Miracles
07. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
08. Rock 'n' Roll High School
09. I Wanna Be Sedated
10. The Kkk Took My Baby Away
11. I Wanna Live
12. Bonzo Goes To Bitburg
13. Commando
14. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
15. Rockaway Beach
16. Pet Sematary
17. 53rd & 3rd
18. Glad To See You Go
19. Mama's Boy
20. Animal Boy
21. Wart Hog
22. Surfin' Bird
23. Cretin Hop
24. I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
25. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
26. Pinhead
27. Chinese Rock
28. Somebody Put Something In My Drink
29. We're A Happy Family

Personnel: Joey :: Johnny :: Marky :: C.J.

Notes: Recorded at the Leysin Festival in Switzerland on 10th July 1991. 29 classic tracks in 51 minutes - entire gig in the time it takes Pink Floyd to warm up! Definitely a later Ramones show that you'd want to own.
Excellent sound throughout. CJ had been on board for a couple of years and the band sound in good spirits. Was it the same after Dee Dee left I'll leave that up to you to decide. (Review by: ringoswig).<-(Info taken from bootlegzone.com).

Black Sabbath: Canadian Assault. (Power Gate - 253)
Recorded Live at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada - November 19, 1981.
Good Audience Recording :: Japanese CDR bootleg :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. E5150
02. Neon Knights
03. N.I.B.
04. Children Of The Sea
05. Turn Up The Night
06. Black Sabbath
07. Voodoo
08. War Pigs
09. Slipping Away inc. Drum Solo

Disc 2
01. Iron Man
02. Falling Off The Edge Of The World
03. E5150.Mob Rules
04. MC
05. Heaven And Hell_Sign Of The Southern Cross
06. Paranoid
07. Children Of The Grave

*** Mob Rules Tour ***

Personnel: Ronnie James Dio - Vocals :: Tony Iommi - Guitar :: Geezer Butler - Bass :: Vinny Appice - Drums :: Geoff Nicholls - Keyboards.

Notes: Taken from liberated bootleg : 'Canadian Assault' Label Power Gate. ::: Quality: Audience 7/10 ::: Many tracks from 'Mob Rules 'album.<-(Info taken from original info file).

This is the special bonus The Garden Tapes 3CD set of the 1st pressing limited edition of 200 copies of Magical Sound Boogie released by Empress Valley Supreme Disc label.

Led Zeppelin: The Garden Tapes. (Empress Valley)
Recorded Live at Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA - June 10, 1977.
Ex-/VG+ Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Intro
02. The Song Remains The Same
03. Sick Again
04. Nobody's Fault But Mine
05. Over The Hills And Far Away
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter
08. Ten Years Gone

Disc 2
01. The Battle Of Evermore
02. Going To California
03. Black Country Woman
04. Bron-yr-stomp
05. White Summer / Black Mountian Side
06. Kashmir
07. Moby Dick

Disc 3
01. Heartbreaker
02. Guitar Solo
03. Achilles Last Stand
04. Stairway To Heaven
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Rock And Roll
07. Guitar Solo (soundboard)

*** Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1977 ***

Personnel: Jimmy Page :: John Paul Jones :: Robert Plant :: John Bonham.

Notes: led zeppelin 1977-06-10 new york alternate audience recording bonus discs from "magical sound boogie" esvd "the garden tapes"

Magical Sound Boogie is previously unreleased soundboard tape from Empress Valley Supreme Disc label. The Soundboard Revolution Series presents once again for the very first time the legendary June 7th, 1977 show as almost complete recording. Two versions of this set with different artwork are available, both housed in special digi packs with slip cases similiar in packaging to Rampagin Cajun also from Empress Valley. The 1st pressing is extremely limited edition of 200 copies only as 6CD set featuring as a special bonus The Garden Tapes 3CD set of the previously unreleased June 10th, 1977 audience tape. The 2nd edition is standard digi pack version, including newly released soundboard only..<-(Info taken from original info file + argenteumastrum.com).

Scorpions: The Zoo. (Pluto Records :: PLR CD 9131)
Recorded Live at Ahoy Stadium, Rotterdam, Holland - January 14, 1991.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Tease Me, Please Me
02. Lust And Love
03. Bad Boys Running Wild
04. The Zoo
05. Wind Of Change
06. Can't Explain
07. Don't Believe Her
08. Rhythm Of Love
09. Crazy World
10. Can't Live Without You
11. Blackout
12. Hit Between The Eyes
13. Big City Nights
14. Still Loving You
15. Rock You Like An Hurricane

*** Crazy World Tour ***

Personnel: K.Meine(V) :: R.Schenker(G) :: M.Jabs(G) :: F.Buchholz(B) :: H.Rarebell(D).

Notes: Very good sound(ADD). Soundboard recording. Radio broadcast. No cuts or fade outs between the tracks. Incomplete concert. Pretty cool bootleg. The band sounds really powerful. This was the last tour of Scorpions with this line-up, the most classical of all. A lot of Scorpions classical songs were played during that tour, including "Blackout", "Rock you like a hurricane", "Still loving you" and a super hit from those days,"Wind of change". Also we found rocker versions of "Rhythm of love", The Who's "I can't explain", "Hit between the eyes" (from Freejack sountrack) and "The zoo"(wonderful). Great set. Enjoyable. Hard to find.<-(Info taken from rateyourmusic.com).

The Rolling Stones: More Stripped. (Kiss The Stone :: KTS 585)
Recorded Live in Various Venues and Dates (see notes below).
Excellent Soundboard/FM Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

01. Wild Horses
02. Like A Rolling Stone
03. Angie
04. Dead Flowers
05. Live With Me
06. The Spider And The Fly
07. Shine A Light
08. Sweet Virginia
09. Rip This Joint
10. Gimmie Shelter
11. Love In Vain
12. Street Fighting Man
13. Let It Bleed
14. Cook Cook Blues
15. Memphis
16. Da Doo Ron Ron
17. Natural Magic
18. Fancy Man Blues
19. Highland Flying
20. We're Wasting Time

Personnel: Mick Jagger – lead vocals, harmonica, guitar, and maracas :: Keith Richards – guitar and backing vocals :: Charlie Watts – drums :: Ronnie Wood – lap slide and electric guitar.

Notes: Outtakes from the Stripped album, plus some older tracks. Sound Quality (1-10): 10 - Performance: (1-10): 10.<-(Info taken from home.bresnan.net/~to9y/trade).

Tracks 1-13: from performances at the Brixton Academy, London, UK; The Paradiso Club, Amsterdam, Holland; The Olympia Theatre, Paris, France; and rehearsals at The Toshiba Studios, Tokyo, Japan and Estudios Valemtim De Carvalho, Lisbon, Portugal. ::::: Tracks 14-20 are Rare Tracks; Alternate Versions; Instrumentals and Unreleased Songs from Various Places at Different Dates.<-(Info taken from original info file).

This is the NEW Led Zeppelin release titled “Magical Sound Boogie” (06/07/77 MSG, previously unreleased SB). It was issued by EVSD and it’s the first NYC 1977 show, complete and in stereo SB.

Led Zeppelin: Magical Sound Boogie. (Empress Valley :: EVSD-550/551/552)
Recorded Live at Madison Square Garden, New York City, USA - June 07, 1977.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. No Quarter

Disc 2
01. Ten Years Gone
02. The Battle Of Evermore
03. Going To California
04. Black Country Woman
05. Bron-yr-stomp
06. White Summer / Black Mountian Side
07. Kashmir

Disc 3
01. Moby Dick
02. Guitar Solo
03. Achilles Last Stand
04. Stairway To Heaven
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Rock And Roll

*** Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1977 ***

Personnel: Jimmy Page :: John Paul Jones :: Robert Plant :: John Bonham.

Notes: At last, EV has managed to continue its “Soundboard Revolution” by releasing this title featuring a newly surfaced SB from the first show that the band held at MSG on 7 June 1977. As rather expected, its sound quality has turned out to be unfortunately not as good as the SBs made available from a number of shows in 1975 and more or less similar to those already available from some shows in 1977, sounding drier and more compressed. It sounds somewhat stiff. More precisely, I will rank it in between EV's "The Powhatan Confederacy" (from the show on 28 May 1977) and the same label's "Bringing The House Down" (from the show on 26 May 1977). The last one sounds best in terms of the range and the balance among the three titles which were recorded at proximate times. In any event, it is certainly good to have another SB from 1977, especially from one of the shows at MSG, since there was no great audience recording of any of those shows, despite the general belief of people who witnessed that the levels of the band’s performances at those shows were great.
If my memory serves me correctly, Jimmy Page has once revealed that the atmosphere for the first night at MSG in 1977 was "electrifying." Now we can confirm, through this SBD, that the in natural response to such an atmosphere, the band's playing at the show is gutsy and generally excellent from 1977 standard. Every member of the band is in good shape. Now we can confirm that the band's performance at this show should truly be comparable to those at LA Forum that have long been available through better sounding audience recordings. In addition, I note that the acoustic set on CD2 is very well recorded and sounds nice in this SB. However, "Black Country Woman" is cut very short for some unknown reason. It's regrettable.
Notably, "No Quarter" at this show includes another enjoyable "Nutcracker" section. However, the band loses its way in the middle of "Kashmir," as it often happened. The band loses its way again in the latter part of "Rock And Roll" after Robert mistakenly attempted to finish the song earlier. Overall, however, the band’s first return to MSG since February 1975 was definitely a triumph for the band.
The bonus 3CDs feature the newly surfaced audience recording of the show on 10 June 1977, although the paper insert incorrectly refers to "June 6, 1977." At the end of Disc 3, it also includes a SB recording of Jimmy's guitar solo as performed in LA on 23 June 1977. Therefore, the bonus discs are basically the same as what Wendy released in its title "Relic From A Different Dream" but the EV version of the SB is said to be longer than Wendy's. Let’s hope that we would in the near future be able to enjoy the legendary Badgeholders’ show with a SB in its entirety.
The 6CD set version of the title comes in a package similar to that for EV’s “Rampagin' Cajun”. Its outer case features two photos of the Zeppelin ship waiting to take off (with the band members symbols added on its wings) and flying over the skyscraper, while its three-way foldable inner case features several stage and backstage shots of the band. -TH Nov 2010-

In a change to a regular diet of 1975 US Tour soundboards, Empress Valley has managed to pull off a great coup and release a nearly complete soundboard recording for the opening night at Madison Square Garden in New York, on the 7th June 1977. This was the first of six concerts, a run up to the classic six concerts at the hallowed LA Forum on the West Coast just a few weeks later. The band are very pleased and excited to be back in New York, and Plant makes a number of references to this. And also to the Silver Jubilee for Queen Elizabeth II back home in Great Britain. The standard of playing is extremely high, The concert starts with a barrage of fireworks, lit by imbeciles, clearly heard on the mikes before the band get on stage. There are some cuts in the soundboard tape, one just before 4 minutes 30 seconds into No Quarter, and Black Country Woman is a bit of a stumble with bits missing. There is another small cut about 14 minutes and 40 seconds into Moby Dick. A great pity that Empress Valley did not use the audience recording to fill the gaps. No doubt, and as is usual these days, dedicated and knowledgeable fans will transform this release and improve and complete it. And then make it available free on the Net. But we must not detract from the importance of this release, and the fact that Empress Valley will no doubt have had to pay a princely sum to the hoarder who has been sitting on this. Full marks to them for this very significant release. The sound quality is in the main fairly well balanced stereo, and extremely good. Some copies come with the audience recording from the 10th June (albeit incorrectly dated 6 June!), a useful bonus. The main release is in a gatefold card release, inside a colour sleeve. -Jules McTrainspotter Nov 2010-.<-(Info taken from led-zeppelin.us).

David Byrne: No Titles Please. (Crystal Cat :: CC 349-50)
Recorded Live at Cirkus, Stockholm, Sweden - October 02, 1994.
Excellent Audience Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD/s :: CBR 320 kbps.

Disc 1
01. Intro Drums
02. A Long Time Ago
03. God's Child (Come Dance With Me)
04. My Love is You
05. Girls on My Mind
06. And She Was
07. Road to Nowhere
08. A Walk in the Dark
09. (Nothing But) Flowers
10. This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)
11. Don't Worry About the Government
12. Lilies of the Valley
13. Stay Up Late
14. Sad Song
15. I Zimbra
16. Strange Ritual
17. Empire
18. Back in the Box

Disc 2
01. Once in a Lifetime
02. Angels
03. You and Eye
04. Buck Naked
05. Psycho Killer
06. Love-Building on Fire
07. Burning Down the House
08. She's Mad
09. Burning Down the House
10. Sympathy for the Devil (Jagger/Richards)
11. Heaven
12. (Nothing But) Flowers
13. Take Me to the River
14. Blind
15. Psycho Killer

*** In Constant Motion" World Tour ***

Personnel: David Byrne – vocals, guitar :: Paul Socolow - bass :: Todd Turkisher - drums :: Mauro Refosco - vibes, percussion.

Notes: Here's an excellent 2 CD David Byrne bootleg titled "No Titles Please", which was released in 1995 by label Crystal Cat. It includes a complete show recorded in Sweden during DB's 1994 "In Constant Motion" world tour (25 tracks), and another eight "bonus" tracks (on the second CD) which are from two other shows in Sweden but from 1992. This is definetly one of my favourites DB bootlegs ever (along with the great "Unplugged+More" and Nashville 2001), and although "This Sensuous World" might have better sound quality, this one is just mindblowing, I adore everything about it, from the cover art to the recording itself. It includes great live renditions of tracks such as "Empire", "Sympathy for the Devil", "Stay Up Late", "Love-Building on Fire" and "Blind", which are not very common in DB's setlists (especially for Stay Up Late!), a lot of tracks from the 1994 "David Enryb" album and of course all the TH classics we know and love.<-(Info taken from original info file).

Submitted by Sheldon. Big thanks to him!