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04-07-2011, 03:13 PM
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The Sexual Intellectual
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Time to bring this back to life (again)..
 Manic Street Preachers - Demo Recordings & Rare Stuff 1985-1990 1. Faceless Sense Of Void (Early version of Love's Sweet Exile) 2. Go Buzz Baby Go (Early Version of Motorcycle Emptiness) 3. Just Can't Be Happy 4. R.P. McMurphy 5. Suicide Alley (Self released debut single 1989) 6. New Art Riot 7. England Is A Bitch 8. This Girl Got Nothing 9. Love In A Make-Up Bag 10. Generation Terrorists (Early version of Stay Beautiful) 11. UK Channel Boredom (Released as a split flexi single 1990) 12. Sunglass Asthetic 13. You Love Us 14. Methadone Pretty 15. Dying A Thousand Deaths 16. Eating Myself From The Inside 17. Democracy Coma 18. Repeat 19. Behave Yourself Baby 20. Repeat 21. Razorblade Beat 22. Where Have All The Good Things Gone 23. Whiskey Psychosis 24. Soul Contamination 25. Tennessee (I Get Low) (Suicide Alley B Side, Early version of Tennessee) Link If like me you look at what the Manic Street Preachers have become and silently weep to yourself let me take you back to a time when they were young, dangerous & full of attitude. This is a selection of stuff recorded between 1985 & 1990 in a lot of cases recorded before Richey Edwards even joined the band. Both their debut single and it's B side are here, as is a song they put out as a really limited edition flexidisc. A fair chunk of this stuff was refined and came out on their debut album a few ended up as B sides to the early singles, quite a few songs have never been released. So download, listen & go back to a time when the Manic Street Preachers meant something slightly more than the sad middle aged men they became and the middle of the road dross they've been churning out for well over a decade.
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04-07-2011, 03:33 PM
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 One from me, which I think I've shared to a few on these boards before, but here it is for anyone else who wants a copy; David Bowie - Toy  ^ Gotta love that dodgy fanmade photoshop sleeve art. Here lies a bunch of early 2000s re-recordings of Bowie's pre-Space Oddity 60s back catalogue. A handful of the tracks on it have been released as B-sides, downloads from his official site or bonus tracks, but for the most part this album is officially unreleased (which is why there are a lot of 30 second excerpts here). Most of the full-length tracks here vastly improve on their original recordings in the 60s, and two of these songs are some of my favourite Bowie tracks, so have a gander if you haven't already eh. Here are a couple of tunes off it; YouTube - David Bowie - 11. You've Got a Habit Of Leaving - Toy Album YouTube - Conversation Piece - music by David Bowie And here's the tracklisting; 1. Uncle Floyd (30 secs)
2. Afraid (demo) 3. Baby Loves That Way 4. I Dig Everything (30 secs) 5. Conversation Piece 6. Let Me Sleep Beside You 7. Your Turn To Drive 8. Hole In the Ground (30 secs) 9. Shadow Man 10. In the Heat Of the Morning (30 secs) 11. You've Got a Habit Of Leaving 12. Silly Boy Blue 13. London Boys 14. Liza Jane (30 secs) Linky Last edited by Bulldog; 04-07-2011 at 03:40 PM. |
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07-09-2011, 06:19 PM
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 Nation of Ulysses - Live 1992 1. Last Train To Cool 2. Hot Chocolate City 3. Perpetual Motion Machine 4. Love Is A Bull Market 5. Shakedown 6. Aspirin Kid 7. A Comment On Ritual 8. N-Sub Ulysses 9. ??? 10. Mockingbird, Yeah! 11. ??? 12. S.S. Exploder 13. N.O.U.S.P.T.D.A. 14. Spectra Sonic Sound Link Found this a while back with zero information with it so I have no idea where it was recorded. All I know is that it was recorded on 14th Feb 1992. Even the tracklisting was absent. I managed to fill in most of the blanks but i'm still unsure of tracks 9 & 11. It's not the greatest sound quality in the world but it's not terrible, I'd say it was about as good as an average soundboard recording. Shame they never put out a proper live album because if there's one thing this gig does is show that they were much better live than in the studio.
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07-09-2011, 08:23 PM
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07-19-2011, 03:16 PM
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 Echo & The Bunnymen : Prince of Wales Conference Centre, YMCA, London : 02 Aug 1979 1. Monkeys 2. All That Jazz 3. Pictures On My Wall 4. Do It Clean 5. Happy Death Man 6. Villiers Terrace Link This is an old one, in fact it's so old this was Echo & The Bunnymen's 10th ever gig and their first in London before they were signed. (The A&R man that signed them was watching them at this gig) It was also recorded while they were still a 3 piece and were still using 'Echo' their drum machine. This gig was part of a 4 day showcase of bands all playing the same venue. The Bunnymen were on first on the first day, also playing that night were The Teardrop Explodes, Joy Division and Essential Logic headlining. A scan of the gig review from the following weeks NME is included with the file. The sound quality isn't bad to say this is an unsigned band from 32 years ago.
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07-27-2011, 02:26 PM
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 Andrew Weatherall : The Music That Made Screamadelica Jhalib - Mysteries Of The East Los Ninos Del Parque - Liaisons Dangerous A Certain Ratio - And Then Jah Wobble - Not Another Can - Mother Earth Johnny Jenkins - Walk On Guilded Splinters Chairmen Of The Board - Morning Glory Annie Anxiety - As I Lie In Your Arms Prince Far I & The Arabs - Homeward Bound Bill Laswell - Lost Roads Public Image Ltd - Radio 4 Nico - Evening Of Light Brian Eno - From The Same Hill Gene Clark - Strength Of Strings Donnie Fritts - We Had It All Dennis Wilson - Thoughts Of You Curtis Mayfield - Think Pharoe Saunders - Astral Travelling The Delfonics - Didn't I Blow Your Mind Issac Hayes - Walk On By Suicide - Dream Baby Dream Link Here's something a little different. Late last year with the upcoming 20th anniversary of the release of Primal Scream's Screamadelica album BBC 6 Music dedicated a whole show to the producer of that album, Andrew Weatherall doing a 2 hour DJ set on some of the music that inspired the Screamadelica album. As you can see it's a very eclectic mix which is well worth a listen. You might even find something new that takes your interest. I'm off to see if I can find a Los Ninos Del Parque album.
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08-11-2011, 12:50 PM
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 The Cure - Complete Peel Sessions 1979-85 1st Session - 11th December 1978 1. Killing An Arab 2. 10:15 Saturday Night 3. Fire In Cairo 4. Boys Don't Cry 2nd Session - 16th May 1979 5. Desperate Journalist In Ongoing Meaningful Review Situation 6. Grinding Halt 7. Subway Song 8. Plastic Passion 9. Accuracy 3rd Session - 10th March 1980 10. A Forest 11. 17 Seconds 12. Play For Today 13. M 4th Session - 15th January 1981 14. The Holy Hour 15. Forever 16. Primary 17. All Cats Are Grey 5th Session - 4th January 1982 18. Siamese Twins 19. A Hundred Years 20. The Figurehead 6th Session - 7th August 1985 21. The Exploding Boy 22. Six Different Ways 23. Screw 24. Sinking Link Altogether The Cure recorded 6 sessions for John Peel throughout their career, all of them dating from 1978 till 1985. Here is the whole lot of them. Why they've never had an official release is a total mystery to me.
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10-08-2011, 03:11 PM
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Sorry for hijacking this thread, but just thought I'd share a couple with you.
Codeine - Live at VUB, Brussels, Belgium 10-2-1991
 Early-90's slowcore miserablists in all their live glory. The set here draws material from their debut album Frigid Stars and their EP Barely Real. The sound quality is pretty good although slightly muffled, but you can hear all instruments pretty clearly. Setlist D Cigarette Machine Cave-In Tom Realize Jr Pickup Song Pea Download My Bloody Valentine - Live in Vancouver 4-7-1992 (Loom)  Also known among MBV bootleggers as "Loom" and is regarded as one of the best MBV bootlegs. Not really sure about the date of it. The sound quality is pretty decent although the vocals are a bit low in the mix and the sound cuts briefly during a couple of songs. The "Holocaust" section in the middle of 'You Made Me Realise' sounds like a nuclear reactor exploding in your face, great stuff. There is however one song missing from the bootleg, 'Blown a Wish', that was on the setlist. Setlist When You Sleep I Only Said Only Shallow Slow Nothing Much To Lose (Noise) You Never Should Feed Me With Your Kiss Soon To Here Knows When Honey Power You Made Me Realise Download
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