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Charles Mingus Sextet
Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden
April 13, 1964

pre-concert rehearsal (pro-shot b&w video)
1. So Long, Eric (false start) (2:38)
2. Meditations (false start) (2:06)
3. Meditations (16:40)
4. So Long, Eric (6:54)

287 MB mpg
http://www.sendspace.com/file/zjj3ly

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the show
1. Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress, Then Blue Silk (13:10)
2. Peggy's Blue Skylight (11:03)
3. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (11:35)
4. Fables Of Faubus (17:46)
pre-concert rehearsals audio
5. So Long, Eric (2:32)
6. Meditations (16:40)
7. So Long, Eric #2 (6:54)

108 MB vbr .wma .mp3s
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1ma55b

notes:
Meditations (false start) omitted for time on audio disc, but appears on the video. Mingus eerily comments to Dolphy: "We sure are gonna miss your ass, Eric..."
This is from soundboard, but there is some background distortion present, so it isn't as crystal-clear as the Copenhagen date. There is a Stuttgart and a Bremen show as well, and each of these have fantastic sound like the Copenhagen show.
The video is definitely not to be missed.

Jaki Byard - piano
Johnny Coles - trumpet
Eric Dolphy - alto sax, bass clarinet, flute
Clifford Jordan - tenor sax
Charles Mingus - bass
Dannie Richmond - drums

Ow...Thank you very much Atari... i love you, man!:)

PM me for this FM sbd a little later; you've got that amazing piece of archival video to burn and watch first!


The next one I'll send a PM to you for (Stuttgart 4/28/64) is beyond excellent with extra-extended versions of the tunes...e.g., So Long, Eric (30:28), Fables Of Faubus (43:51), Meditations (30:50)!

Does anyone know if there is a relatively simple way to splice up a whole audio file into different parts, or remove unwanted bits? Does that even make sense? I have a few that are one big long teack, and I'd like to divide them up into seperate files.

sure, there are splitters...I'll PM you a link for a free one with a keygen if you want some pirate(d) booty, otherwise, you're going to have to pay at least 19.95 somewhere.

I actually had a great one, but I waited too long to "fix" it. This one (still) works well though.

Thanks; I don't mind paying for something if it's good. What one would you recommend?

I don't know, there's many out there...I haven'ttried them all by any means.

The one I have now is called Absolute mp3 splitter and joiner. It works for .wmas even, which is good. It's not extremely fast like another I had but failed to "register" hehee in time. That one is called "Cool mp3 Splitter." Although it's lightning-quick, it wouldn't split .wma .mp3s, so you had to convert them (renaming the file extension wouldn't do it either.)

Hey guys (Tokolosh & andrei) the BigO guy wrote me back and came through.






So, there's Bremen 4/16/64 now...just PM me when you're ready.

Thanks so much for that link! They have the Bardo Pond show I saw last year, can't wait to hear it sober. Thanks again

Thank you. I've just downloaded the trial version and used it successfully.

Iggy Pop & Sonic's Rendezvous Band
24/05/78
Domino Club
Stockholm
Sweden

01. Penetration
02. TV Eye
03. Kill City
04. The Endless Sea
05. Lust For Life
06. Curiosity
07. Girls
08. Beyond The Law
09. Gimme Danger
10. I Got A Right
11. Dirt
12. I Wanna Be Your Dog
13. One For My Baby
14. Cock In My Pocket

Iggy Pop: Vocals
Fred "Sonic" Smith: Guitar
Gary Rasmussen: Bass
Scott "Rock Action" Asheton: Drums

http://rapidshare.com/files/22765745...csrendez78.zip

Are you a dime member, Katy?

I think I still have a dime account, yes.

makes sense then...
this one's pretty good...at least definitely interesting for an aural glimpse of Fred...

I've never downloaded anything from Dime, though. I never really got into it.

I would say 80%(?) of all my bootlegs come from aliens.

Do you know any aliens, Atari?

No, but I've shared this. I suppose it probably ended up on soulseek or somewhere from me or from others on other boards/blogs that shared it lossy from back when it was originally seeded a couple of years ago.

The Stooges
30/8/05
"Funhouse" show (ATP Don't Look Back concert)
Hammersmith Apollo
London

Tracklist:

1. Down On The Street
2. Loose
3. TV Eye
4. Dirt
5. 1970
6. Funhouse/LA Blues
7. Skull Ring
8. 1969
9. I Wanna Be Your Dog
10. Real Cool Time
11. No Fun
12. Little Doll
13. Not Right
14. Dead Rock Star

http://rapidshare.com/files/22786017/funhouseapollo.zip

Throbbing Gristle - Best Of.....Volume I (from a blog)






Another excellent tape of legendary Throbbing Gristle, a tape full of ambient / noise soundscapes for future songs, just awesome. Best Of...Volume I was released on Industrial Records (IRC 0) in 1976.

Some notes about the tape :

"All material previously unrelesased. This tape was originally hand copied and sent to friends" Incorectly marked as a C60 (should be c90) on the tape linear notes. All the tracks on the tape are instrumental studio demos except Untitled 12 and Very Friendly. The versions of We Hate You Little Girls are instru- mental, at the end of ver. 1 applause and cheering can be heard as well someone saying "thank you", at the end of ver. 2 Genesis can be heard saying "It's getting worse, i'n' it?"The second last track on the tape is a recording of an American magician explaining a trick. The last track is a recording of two Neil Young songs - 'New Mama' starts, then is restarted and runs into 'Look Out Joe' - the recordings is taken from Young's 1975 album 'Tonight's The Night'

Tracks :

Side A

1 to 13 Untitled

Side B

1. Untitled 14
2. Untitled 15
3. Untitled 16
4. Untitled 17
5. Very Friendly (Part 1)
6. Very Friendly (Part 2)
7. We Hate You Little Girls (ver. 1)
8. We Hate You Little Girls (ver. 2)
9. American Magician Talking
10. Neil Young - New Mama / Look Out Joe

Side A
http://rapidshare.com/files/21830180...I__side_A_.zip

Side B
http://rapidshare.com/files/21841998...__side_B__.zip

This is really random, but does anybody have Santana live at Woodstock? I've been looking for it forever.