The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown -BBC Sessions 1968

The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
BBC Sessions 1968



01. Fire Poem (BBC 1968)
02. Fire (BBC 1968)
03. I Put A Spell On You (BBC 1968)
04. Child Of My Kingdom (BBC 1968)
05. Come And Buy (BBC 1968)
06. Devil's Grip
07. What's Happening
08. Space Plucks/Dem Bones
09. You Don't Know
10. The Water Suite (unknown, unreleased track)
11. Gypsy (Kingdom Come Rehearsal with Drum Machine)
12. Fire Poem (Tom Jones Show 1968)
13. Fire (Tom Jones Show 1968)

8 Apr 1968: THE CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN
UK radio (BBC) Top Gear, London, Picadilly, Studio 1 - Broadcast on the 28th April
Child Of My Kingdom-Ron Wood (bass)
Come And BuyRon Wood (bass)
Fire-on Wood (bass)
I Put A Spell On You-Ron Wood (bass)

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Frank Zappa-Great Wazoo EP (FLAC)

Frank Zappa
Great Wazoo EP (FLAC)
September 15,1972


Soundboard-Vinyl Sourced


1 - Berlin Blues
2 - Variant Processional March
3 - Die neuen braunen Wolken

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Daevid Allen-N'Existe Pas Outtakes (FLAC)

Daevid Allen
OutTakes from "N'Existe Pas"
1978

FLAC


01. Banana Reggae
02. No Other Than The Mother Is My Song
03. I Am The Fool
04. 5 & 20 Spacemen (?)


Musicians (possibly)-


Daevid Allen: Guitar, Vocals
George Bishop: Saxophone & Clarinet
Chris Cutler: Percussion
Pepsi Milan: Acoustic Guitar
Angel Aduana: Banjo
Ronald Walten: Pipes on Plastic Disc
Brain Damage, Ronald & Rodney Dust: Drums

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ELP-Toronto-August 12, 1971

Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Stanley Park Stadium
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
August 12, 1971

source: audience tape

runtime: 72:08

setlist:
1: the barbarian (cuts in) 4:42
2: take a pebble > piano medley 15:05
3: tarkus 24:56
4: knife edge 7:00
5: rondo (with drum solo) 20:23


Keith Emerson- keyboards (lots of them)
Greg Lake- bass and vocals
Carl Palmer- drums and percussion

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Frank Zappa-11-23-74

Frank Zappa & The Mothers
Michigan State University
November 23,1974

Soundboard Recording

01. Tush Tush Tush [0:04:53.28]
02. Stinkfoot [0:05:41.63]
03. RDNZL [0:10:33.08]
04. Village of the Sun [0:04:48.72]
05. Enchinada's Arf [0:03:19.33]
06. Don't You Ever Wash That Thing? [0:06:06.59]
07. Apostrophe [0:05:15.54]
08. Penguin in Bondage [0:07:52.16]
09. T'Mershi Duween [0:02:42.35]
10. Dog Meat [0:03:56.35]
11. Building A Girl [0:02:40.51]
12. Stage Banter [0:01:49.48]
13. Dina-Moe Humm [0:09:48.72]
14. Camarillo Brillo [0:03:49.58]
15. Montana [0:08:26.45]
16. Dupree's Paradise [0:14:56.61]
17. Solos -> Chunga's Revenge [0:16:27.54]
18. Encore Intros [0:01:40.42]
19. Oh No [0:01:26.74]
20. Son of Orange County [0:07:31.21]
21. More Trouble Everyday [0:06:01.20]


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(Pre-Black Sabbath) Earth - Studio Sessions

Black Sabbath - Earth Studio Sessions

This album is a collection of samples and studio sessions played by the pre-Black Sabbath band called "Earth".

Tracklist

1 - Unknown Demo
2 - Early One Morning
3 - The Rebel (Sample)
4 - When i Came Down (Sample)
5 - Thomas Jam (With Jim Simpson)

Cover Art Included

Length: 17 min
Line up: Ozzy osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward and Jim Simpson

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Delivery-Dome, Brighton September 29, 1972

Delivery-Brighton Dome-September 29, 1972

Audience Recording

1. One For You
2. Untitled Track 1
3. Waterloo Lily
4. Untitled Track 2
5. Untitled Track 3
6. Finesse Is For Fairies
7. Untitled Track 4
8. Nan's True Hole
9. Untitled Track 5
10. God Song

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Van Der Graaf Generator-Corn Exchange-October 17, 1975

Van Der Graaf Generator
Corn Exchange
Cambridge, U.K.
October 17, 1975


audience recording-quality B


1: the undercover man 10:02
2: (in the) black room 13:11
3: arrow 11:46
4: forsaken gardens 7:52
5: la rossa 12:15
6: lemmings 17:41
7: scorched earth 11:09
8: darkness 7:06
9: gog 8:58
10: the sleepwalkers 11:44
11: man-erg 11:28


Peter Hammill- vocals, clavinet, guitar
David Jackson- sax and flute
Hugh Banton- organ, bass
Guy Evans- drums and percussion

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King Crimson-Preston-October 9,1971

King Crimson
Public Hall, Preston, UK
October 9, 1971



Although the CD claims to be a recording of Wolverhampton show, 10 sept 1971, it is identified as that of Preston show, 9 oct 1971.


Very good audience recording



01-Pictures of a City [9:22]
02-Cirkus [9:46]
03-Formentera Lady [6:44]
04-Sailor's Tale [6:18]
05-The Letters [5:28]
06-Cadence & Cascade [4:37]
07-Ladies of the Road [6:53]
08-Groon [18:36]
09-21st Century Schiziod Man [9:23]
10-Devil's Triangle [10:57]

Robert Fripp, Boz, Mel Collins and Ian Wallace

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Brian Auger and the Trinity-11-7-68

Julie Driscoll w/Brian Auger & the Trinity, featuring Don Ellis
Berliner Jazztage, Philharmonie
November 7 1968,FM

Maybe the November 28th was the date of the FM broadcast?


Hey friends, this wasn´t made from a creased Master audience tape, but from a Cassette copy of a Master FM recording, somebody taped late 1968!

In my opinion a true artefact of the Beat/Jazz/1968 scene here, especially in Berlin............!

A controversal show when it was even performed as you might recognize when listening to it... Half the audience was begging for more, the other half was booing after Julie´s songs!

Don´t expext too much "Beat" stuff here, since the first part of the show is very "jazzy"!
After Julie appeared, she did a version of "Season of the Witch" emerging like a dream out of all this jamming before and later closed the show with a groundbreaking "When I was a Young Girl", a real proof of her great voice and personality!

I added a nice version of "Wheels of Fire", as a possible encore from another show, probably recorded the same day/days... (Nothing definitely known!)



Tracklist:
1. Radio announcer > Red Beans and Rice 7:44
2. Freedom Jazz Dance 8:00
3. Take Me to the Water (Low vocal mike for Julie) 5:17
4. Radio announcer > Season of the Witch 9:12
5. Shadows of You 5:41
6. When I was a Young Girl 9:38

Added possible Encore:
7. Wheels of Fire 3:39
(From unknown venue & date, probably British FBS FM Berlin Broadcast, definitely not from same show, maybe same day/days!

Total Time: 49:14


Lineup: Brian Auger: Keyboards, Julie Driscoll: vocals, Clive Thacker: drums, David Ambrose: bass, Don Ellis - e-tp (2)

This is a very nice show with no other flaws as noted above!
Enjoy this great piece of histoy!

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Gong-1993 GAS Tape

GONG APPRECIATION SOCIETY - "The 1993 GAS Tape" Another trawl through the vaults has revealed
these jewelled morsels of sonic disturbance as fragments (of) the ever changing story of the Gong

GAS Subscribers 1993 Tape
GAS 1993 Cassette
1993 release

Side 1

1) a L.A. Manifestival Intro - New York Gong
b Daevid On Drones (3:26) Radio Boston Interview, 1991
2) Donkey (1:56) Gong*
3) Keithy Cliches (0:45)*
4) I Never Glid Before (6:57) Gong Live in Germany, 1974
5) Telephone Tom (1:12) Radio Interview U.S. 1991
6) Om Mani Padme Hum (6:42) Invisible Opera Co Of Tibet U.K. Demo, 1993
7) Big City Energy (2:16) From L.A. Manifestival 1979
8) Un Elephant (1:15) Albert Parkin aka Graham Clark*
9) Lolly Song (5:13) Gong*

Side 2

10) Haunted Chateau Rehearsals (16:08) Gong crazy rehearsals of Camembert band, France 1969
11) The Place To Be (0:59) Tom The Poet radio interview U.S. 1991
12) Heartsong (3:56) GongMaison live at the Glastonbury Festival 1989
13) Ajna Drone (2:29) Daevid Allen long version from the 7 Drones series. 1985
14) Thinking Thoughts (2:52) With Invisible Opera Company Tibet U.K. Live
15) White Doves (6:07) Daevid Allen 4 track demo, 1991

*Shapeshifter sessions France 1992.
Thanks to the various sources from where these snippets come.

My notes:

2) I Gotta Donkey - instrumental
4) Bill Bruford on drums
6) Second part is Magick Mother Invocation-Master Bilder & Om Mani Padme Hum from No More Sages
7) Aka as Jungle Windo as on the New York Gong version which had Gary Windo on sax.
8) Mr Albert Parkin / Parkin Triumphant
9) Loli
10) Gong moved to Château du Thiel in Dec 1969, taped before J Fields replaced Gewissler Jan 1970

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Captain Beefheart-Amougies-10-28-69 (FLAC)

Captain Beefheart
Amougies (Belgium), Festival Actuel-October 28,1969

source: audience recording (mono) So here it is at last - Captain Beefheart's set from the last day of the Amougies festival. When I seeded the compilation of Frank Zappa's Amougies jams, I wrongly assumed the tracks featuring Zappa had all be officially released. In fact that wasn't the case. The only tracks available commercially are tracks 2 and 3, but track 6, which also features Zappa, was left off my compilation. So here it is, available for the first time ever I believe.

I've added below a few quotes from band members borrowed from the internet, to get a clearer idea of what the atmosphere was like at the festival, and for this concert in particular... I'm sure fans will enjoy the opportunity of hearing the "Captain Bullshit" incident for real.
Lastly, the usual reminder about the sound quality - the tape recorder used was way below modern standards and the sound is nowhere near "professional" quality. This reservation aside, however, this is simply an unbelievable document of a legendary festival, and so our hearfelt thanks to the taper, JJB, for recording this at the time, and for allowing me to seed it here. Bill Harkleroad: All I can remember is playing in front of thousands of people huddled together in sleeping bags at three in the morning in this huge circus tent. It's 27 degrees out, and there's frost on my strings! It was Don, Victor, Mark, me and Jeff Burchell on drums. Frank was sitting in with us, because he was supposed to be the festival MC - a difficult job when he spoke no French and most of the audience spoke no English. Having Frank play with us made me a little more nervous than normal. I think we played 5 tunes - the five tunes Jeff knew and that was it. Pretty weird flying us all the way over there and playing one gig!
Don Van Vliet: We had a good time. I don't know, what they were doing; they were throwing what looked like birds nests at us, and then one fellow out of the audience - between one of the compositions - said my name was Captain Bullshit, and I said: "well, that's all right baby, you're sitting in it." You know what I mean? I don't know if he was an American; I'm not sure, because he was using early Gary Cooper movie talk. Like "yep", things like that. I think they did well in five days and moving it from France to Belgium. But it was awfully cold... the people in the audience, I don't know how they did it. I think it was probably pretty nice for them to leave their bodies... but the amplifiers were blown out by the time we got to them, and we need clarity for that, and there wasn't any. I don't know. I hope they enjoyed it. I enjoyed it.
FZ: It was really miserable - a few tents and the people began to turn up from nowhere and they turned on the PA and that worked and they turned on the lights and they worked, and the groups actually began to play and by God they had a pop festival. And then they looked at it and realised that they had to keep on for five days. I was asked to join the festiva1. They first of all asked for the Mothers to play but there weren't any Mothers of that time, so Pierre Latt's who I had known for some time, asked me to co-host the festival, but when I arrived there I found that most of the people spoke French and they wouldn't know what the fuck I was talking about so it was useless for me to introduce the groups. So Pierre suggested that I might play with some of the groups. But I was at a great disadvantage because I didn't have my own guitar...

1. introduction (4:45)
2. She's Too Much For My Mirror - My Human Gets Me Blues (Video Source)
3. Wild Life (3:54)
4. Hobo Chang Ba (2:23)
5. When Big Joan Sets Up (w. Zappa) (20:16)



Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart) vocals, tenor & soprano sax, bass clarinet
Victor Hayden (The Mascara Snake) - bass clarinet
Bill Harkleroad (Zoot Horn Rollo) - guitars
Mark Boston (Rockette Morton) - bass
Jeff Burchell (The Imposter Drumbo) - drums & percussion
with Frank Zappa - guitar (1/3/)

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Soft Machine-Croydon-12-3-72

Soft Machine
Fairfield Halls-Croydon,Surrey,UK
December 3,1972



Mike Ratledge – elec. piano, organ.
Hugh Hopper – bass.
Karl Jenkins – elec. piano, baritone & soprano sax, oboe.
John Marshall – drums.

01. Fanfare
02. All White
03. Between
04. Riff
05. 37 1/2
06. ?
07. Gesolreut
08. EPV
09. ?
10. ?
11. The Soft Weed Factor
12. Lefty
13. Stumble
14. 5 From 13
15. Riff II

Mono audience


Mike Ratledge – elec. piano, organ.
Hugh Hopper – bass.
Karl Jenkins – elec. piano, baritone & soprano sax, oboe.
John Marshall – drums.

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Pink Floyd-Japan-August 6 & 7,1971

Pink Floyd
Hakone Aphrodite-Hakone, Japan
August 6 & 7, 1971

Great Audience Recording!


1-Green Is The Colour
2-Careful With That Axe Eugene
3-Echoes
4-Atom Heart Mother
5-Cymbaline
6-Atom Heart Mother

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Kevin Ayers-September 8,2000

Kevin Ayers
Hollywood,CA-Knitting Factory
September 8,2000

DAT master

Setlist:

01 There Goes Johnny 9.29
02 Champagne and Valium 5.16
03 Mr Cool 3.44
04 When Your Parents Go To Sleep 5.56
05 Didn't Feel Lonely Till I Thought Of You 5.39
06 Everybody's Sometime and Some People's All The Time Blues 3.58
07 Lady Rachel 7.16
08 Stranger In Blue Suede Shoes 4.56
09 Super Salesman 7.00
10 May I ? 5.03
11 See You Later 1.02

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Gong-Mallacoff 1972

GONG - "Gong Live At Mallacoff"

G.A.S. OT 16 Cassette
Otter Songs OT 16 Cassette
1982 release

1) PHP's (1:26)
2) This Microphone (2:38)
3) Zero The Hero (12:44)
4) I Am Your Animal / Bamboolay (9:31)
5) You Can't kill Me (5:55)
6) Dreaming it (4:49)
7) Tropical Fish (14:11)

Notes:
1) The Pot Head Pixies (coda, starts fading in)
2) Impromptu
3) Zero The Hero And The Witch's Spell
4) I Am Your Animal / Dynamyte
7) No Selene played here

This tape has no note about date and venue. Calyx Gong chronology states they played in Malakoff
(near Paris) on June 7th 1972 and on January 27th 1973 both times at the Théatre 71.
This tape is usually listed as 1972.
I have two versions of this tape; one is from Ottersongs and one is from GAS, both have the same
catalog number, same cover (Otter is black and red, GAS is black and yellow), same A side label
but different B labels (Artwork is included). I decided to use the GAS version (which has a bit
narrower sound image) because the other is noticeably hissier.


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Black Sabbath-2-19-73

Black Sabbath
"Palasport" Bologna, Italy
February 19, 1973

Great Audience Recording!

01-Tomorrows Dream
02-Sweet Leaf
03-War Pigs (aborted about halfway through, due to PA problems)
04-Snowblind
05-Iron Man
06-Cornuccopia
07-Killing Yourself to Live
08-Wicked World
09-Guitar Solo & Jam
10-Supernaut
11-Wicked World (cont.)
12-Embryo/Children of the Grave
13-Paranoid



Line up:
Ozzy Osbourne
Tony Iommi
Geezer Butler
Bill Ward

___________________________________________________________________

Comments from sabbathlive.com:

Sabbath played at Palasport in Bologna, Italy on February 19th, 1973. This was the 5th stop on their final European tour to support VOLUME 4. It was also the 1st of four shows in Italy, 3 of which were recorded. This was the first “known recorded” show for this leg of the tour.

Very good audience recording. This appears to be a complete show musically, but there are several cuts between songs. It sounds as if the taper was trying to conserve tape or edit out pauses between songs. The recording always seems to resume as the next song is being introduced. The quality is “good” at the very beginning, with the band sounding a bit more distant. There are also some minor defects (tape hiss, etc.) throughout, but the sound improves by the 2nd song when the taper moves fairly close to the PA. Ozzy, Bill and Tony are loud and clear, but Geezer is nearly inaudible. It’s really great to hear Bill so up front in the mix, as you can really sense the interplay between he and Iommi.

Sabbath turns in a respectably good show, but has to contend with various technical problems during the show. Ozzy’s microphone coaxes a bit of feedback from the PA at least a few times. The most major problem occurred during “War Pigs”, where it sounds like the PA system was actually cutting out. You could still hear the sound of the bands amplifiers in the distance, but Ozzy’s vocals are gone about halfway through the song. Bill and Tony make a brief attempt to bridge into an unplanned improvisation, but give up after a few minutes.

Regardless, the show continues with a fairly intense rendition of “Iron Man”. Bill takes the tempo up even faster than usual during Tony’s intro solo. You can tell that Iommi is working harder to keep up with Bill’s manic drum rolls. I know they had to have a good laugh after coming out of that exhilarating ending. This segues into “Cornucopia”, which is on the money. Ozzy isn’t quite that animated during this show, but his vocals sound good.

The show includes the earliest known rendition of “Killing Yourself To Live” with even different lyrics than what are heard on LIVE AT LAST (which was recorded a month later). What struck me about this song is how fully developed Tony’s guitar parts were even at this point. His guitar solos are nearly identical to what he would end up recording for the SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH album.

I was particularly amused by the reception that Tony Iommi got during his usual extended guitar solo section. On most nights, Tony shreds like a madman and the audiences usually reserve their biggest applause for the end. The Italian audience here was clapping and cheering after almost every section in his solo, which had to make Tony grin like a Cheshire cat! The enthusiasm of the Bologna audience really underlined the fact that this was a good show for the Sabs!

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Tomorrow (Mono Mix 1968)+ BBC tracks

Tomorrow (Mono Mix 1968)+ BBC tracks



Thanks goes to ottoman79!


Near Mint vinyl PMC-7042. This is the mono mix currenlty unavailable on cd, and not the crappy phased mono (mock stereo) crap on the stereo cd either. By far the best version of this album! I normally don't post official albums,but considering this has never been released since 1968,I figure why not??

01-My White Bicycle
02-Colonel Brown
03-Real Life Permanent Dream
04-ShyBoy
05-Revolution
06-IncredibleJourneyOf T Chase
07-Auntie Mary's Dress Shop
08-Strawberry Fields Forever
09-Three Jolly Little Dwarfs
10-Now Your Time Has Come
11-Hallucinations

BBC

12-Blow Up 1-31-68
13-Colonel Brown 9-21-67
14-Real Life Permanent Dream 9-21-67
15-Revolution 9-21-67
16-Three Jolly Little Dwarfs 9-21-67


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Gong-The Farm Tapes 73-74

Gong - The Farm Tapes 73-74

I really dont know any details on this one.
Just a cassette I ended up with. No case, just a tape with
farm tapes 73-74 on it. Just spacey jams. Sounds like it was
during the mushroom expirimation period. A bit of tape hiss
but fairly good sound and great jams. Maybe a GAS Tape? Who knows?

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King Crimson-Academy of Music,NYC-Nov. 24,1971

King Crimson
Academy of Music,NYC
November 24,1971

Outstanding Audience Recording


Setlist

1-Cirkus
2-Pictures of a City
3-Formentera Lady
4-20th Century Schizoid Man
5-Devil's Triangle


Fripp clearly says they are in town for two shows, and that this is the first of those, so this is the day before the Thanksgiving. Shakurav says he went the second night, on Thanksgiving. Toole lists his Yes was 11/24/71. This comes courtesy of the Florida Kid. He doesn't remember exact date of the gig, just that it was November 1971. So we'll go with 11/24/71. The Kid had the Academy masters for all three shows (Yes, Procol, Crimson) at one time, but he loaned out the Yes one decades ago, and can't remember to whom. Glad the Toole brought it back to life for us! Enjoy!


Lineup: Fripp-Boz-Mel Collins-Ian Wallace

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