I down for QOTSA and some Van Morrison Sebastian

The QOTSA is a good radio recording of the 'T In the Park' festival.

About an hour or so to go.

Cool. I'm a big fan of Songs For The Deaf. I dont know what it is about that album, but I love it

I was never too sure about them, but I really liked 'The Lost art of Keeping a Secret', so I gave this show a listen and it converted me.

Queens of the Stone Age

 

Live at the 'T in the Park' Festival, Scotland, 2005

01. Go With the Flow
02. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret
03. Medication
04. Avon
05. In My Head
06. Little Sister
07. Plaid
08. Song For the Deaf
09. Feel Good Hit of the Summer
10. Dead
11. No One Knows

http://www.badongo.com/file/2414281

rated r, the album that contains the lost art of keeping a secret, is awesome!

i have kyuss shows.

One more thing; one of the truly great cover versions of all time; the Sisters of Mercy performing 'Knocking on Heaven's Door', 1985: http://www.badongo.com/file/2414311. I'll try to upload the whole show in a day or so, but it's not great quality at times.

Does anyone have any bootlegs of the Sisters during later eras? I believe they didn't play the 'Floodland' stuff live at the time, but there must be some 'Vision Thing' gigs around.

Sunn O)))
2006-Mar-03
Paradiso
Amsterdam, NL


http://www.badongo.com/file/2414597

Asva
2004-Sep-03
Berbati's Pan
Portland, OR

1. Kill The Dog, Tie Him Up, Take The Money
2. Fortune
3. By The Well Of Living And Seeing

http://www.badongo.com/file/2415387

not to steal krastian's thunder, but i thought i'd share it here, hope he doesn't own this one and decides to share his'

anyhoo, this are for those i have grabbed and those i will grab (thanks), feel free to request anything from my list (on my signature).

A few Bootlegs from Derek Bailey, Anthony Braxton, Mats Gustafsson, etc.

http://www.lumpito.blogspot.com

HOLY SHIT! This thread just went from great to PERFECT. I can't thank all of you enough for these. I'll def be handing out some rep, & I'll try to find a contribution A.S.A.P.

I really recommend downloading those first 4 Company LPs (Derek Bailey related) since as far as i know these have yet to see the reissue that they deserve, and i have feeling they won't be for awhile...

Just found out a John Coltrane one, don't know if works but here it is:

John Coltrane Quartet





February
16, 1962
Birdland, New York


John Coltrane (ss, ts); Eric Dolphy (as, fl); McCoy Tyner (p); Jimmy Garrison (b); Elvin Jones (d); Symphony Sid Torin (ann)

2 Mr. P.C. (J. Coltrane) 7:13
3 Introduction (Symphony Sid Torin)
My Favorite Things (R. Rodgers-O. Hammerstein) 13:55


History:
trade -> EAC -> Cool Edit -> (Left Channel -> Both) -> notch filtering (Super Narrow): 60 Hz, 120 Hz, 180 Hz -> FFT filter cut off everything above 6000 Hz
-> Pitch Bender + 0.41 semitones
No noise filter has been used.

gracias por el jazz, fan de orthrelm

This is a good performance; of course, one cannot go wrong with anything live from this group dated '61-'63. The sound is a B- or so at best though.
Also seeded recently were Coltrane at Birdland, NYC, 6/02/62 and 3/02/63, in addition to this one (2/16/62). There were two versions of 2/16/62 and the second seed sounds best. I don't mean to be a stinker, but I believe this is from the first seed.
My favorite recent Coltrane one though is 11/01/63 Salle Playel, Paris; sound is A- and there is a 25-minute My Favorite Things on it that is amazing; I've never hear McCoy Tyner get as far out as he does on that particular version.

De nada Everyneurotic, mis respetos para ti por abrirle a Sonic Youth de tan poca madre forma

One for Fugazi fans (I hope someone likes Fugazi around here)

Fugazi - Live at Crystal Ballroom Portland Oregon 2-26-99





Setlist:

00 - Intro
01 - Break
02 - Sieve Fisted Find
03 - Downed City
04 - Stacks
05 - Place Position
06 - Reclamation
07 - Recap Modotti
08 - Rend It
09 - Close Captioned
10 - No Surprise
11 - Promises
12 - Do You Like Me
13 - Bad Mouth
14 - Burning
15 - Arpeggiator
16 - KYEO
17 - Public Witness Program
18 - Pink Frosty
19 - Floating Boy
20 - Furniture
21 - New Instrumental

http://rs69.rapidshare.com/files/151...or_2-26-99.zip

if anyone wants to put up any 16 Bitch Pile-Up (anyone record their set from ATP?) I'll put up some old Stooges (or something.. what would you like?) in return...

Any 16BPU would be great.

Kingblind Downloads



The Smiths Peel Sessions

The Who - Quadrophenia Demos

Belle And Sebastian in Concert

Mogwai in Concert

The Fall - Live at Hallam Uni Sheffield (1993)

Stereolab - Lots of Bootlegs

This is a post taken from the always interesting www.kingblind.com

Here's Radiohead' s Acoustic Live @ Arte'S Music Planet2Nite 2003
http://www.badongo.com/file/2430991
tracklist:

1-intro
2-i might be wrong
3-there there
4-knives out
5-sail to the moon
6-i will
7-no surprises
8-a punchup at a wedding
9-everything in its right place
10-street spirit
11-fog
12-karma police

65MB zip file
those are 48khz 192kbps mp3s. Maybe burning them as an audio cd is not a good idea (because of the sampling frequency), where there are faded itros/outros is because i cut out the interwiev bits. I really love this performance. Enjoy.

thanks so much !!

You're welcome! :)
tell me what you think about it when you have the time to listen to it!

This post may be pointless, but on the off-chance it's not, I'll ask.







from wiki:
After Out to Lunch and an appearance as a sideman on Andrew Hill's Point of Departure, Dolphy left to tour Europe with Charles Mingus' sextet in early 1964. From there he intended to settle in Europe with his fiancée, who was working on the ballet scene in Paris. After leaving Mingus, he performed with and recorded a few sides with various European bands and was preparing to join Albert Ayler for a recording.
On the evening of June 28, 1964, Dolphy collapsed on the streets of Berlin and was brought to a hospital. The attending hospital physicians, who had no idea that Dolphy was a diabetic, thought that he (like so many other jazz musicians) had overdosed on drugs, so they left him to lie in a hospital bed until the "drugs" had run their course.

16 Bitch Pile Up
2006-Mar-17
No Fun Fest
The Hook
Brooklyn, NY

http://www.badongo.com/file/2439219


sorry, i don't have their atp set, i hope this will make do.

Thank you, Everyneurotic.

Slayer - "Terror In Edinburgh" Edinburgh Playhouse. Edinburgh, Scotland 09/18/88

 

Tracklist:

1. South of Heaven
2. Raining Blood
3. Silent Scream
4. At Dawn They Sleep
5. Read Between the Lies
6. Fight Till Death
7. Mandatory Suicide
8. Kill Again
9. Behind the Crooked Cross
10. Postmortem
11. Reborn
12. Die by the Sword
13. Altar of Sacrifice
14. Jesus Saves
15. Chemical Warfare
16. Ghosts of War
17. Live Undead
18. Angel of Death

http://rs46.rapidshare.com/files/181...tland_1988.rar

I hope you guys like Slayer, cause this is a great show.

Enjoy it!

Woo! Fucking great! Thanks BIG, Everyneurotic! :D

nevermind

AWESOME!!!!! gracias, carnal!!!!

Katy: what's the earliest and/or best stooges show you have?

Earliest is from 1970 (Soldier Field, Chicago w/ the MC5) not the best quality though. The Raw Power/Metalic KO-era ones are a bit better sounding (from 1973/4 with James Williamson and Scott Thurston). The best quality ones are from the reunion shows (like the Long Beach, ATP 2003 show.. or the 'Funhouse' show in London from 2005.)

Is it the fan club Live at Continental bootleg, or another more complete source?

if it was up to me, i'd say then that a raw power/metallic ko show would be good...that soldier field show i think i'm getting in a trade i'm doing. anyway, it's for the whole board, i'd say raw power/metallic ko era.

looks like the "official" live at the continental club to me.

yeah... i think Confusion is cut into to pieces...

He he, it's listed as "Confusion (indeed)" in the back of the original release!

Hey, does anyone have any live Miles Davis (specially from the In a Silent Way/Bitches Brew/On the Corner era) &/or My Bloody Valentine?

http://www.planetjesterz.com/mbv/music.php

here are some MBV tracks from a Peel Session.

I already have the Peel Session. Thanks anyway

:) it's a link i bookmarked a while ago, still have to check the quality...there are a few vids too in that site, btw-