Sound quality: 9
Track List:
1. Rock and Roll Susie
2. Hooked on Music
3. Gettin' Betta
4. Your Love Can't Be Right
5. Life in London
6. Sortin' Whiskey, Drinkin' Cocaine
7. Stevie
8. Born Under A Bad Sign
9. Boom Boom, Out Go the Lights
10. Crash and Burn
11. The Main Event
12. Hammerhead
13. Statesboro Blues
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25 comments:
This one will take your head off.......Tommy was such a heavy handed player....you can never see this guy live enough. ROCKS.....
Thanks for sharing. I saw Pat this same year at Georgetown University, Washington, DC USA
Only one song from Heat in the Street??!!
That's right, Go For What You Know Live only had one from that album too.
Man whats up with that, Heat in the Street is the hardest rocking of them all! Could they not pull that stuff off live or what?
Thanks for sharing...Saw this lineup on that tour and they blew Ted Nugent off of his own stage.
Thanks for this one Attic. I saw them at the Reading Rock Festival in the UK in August 1980 and knew nothing about them before they hit the stage. Definitely one of the highlights of the weekend (that included UFO, Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, Whitesnake and many, many others). This really helps to bring back the memories. Keep up the good work and thanks again.
No problem, It's very cool of you all to share your memories, It's the kind of information that makes the post and the blog more rich.
can't beleive my eyes and certainly hope it's good to my ears. thanks, mdmelec
Really nice blog man. Love the PTB and it's nice to have this show. I always wanted to see/hear this version of the band live, but never had the chance. So, this is perfect for me. I don't know... Crash and Burn is my favorite album from these guys. I bought this one when I was maybe 15 yrs old... it still kicks my ass to this day. A bit more atmospheric than Heat... better smoke'n experience?
The files just won't show up. Is something wrong with these downloads. Strange.
only 8 songs in the down loads.
Keep in mind that both parts should be in the same location after
being downloaded. Then, and assuming you're using WinRar select part 1
and choose extract here with the right-hand mouse button. The folder
with the music files is created and that's all.
Pat is the man! I got to talk with him for a few minutes in 2006 and he was the nicest dude. A true guitar legend!
I saw that show at The Warfield in San Francisco, 1980. An unknown band from England opened...Def Leppard.
The Croco link is dead. A repost would be much appreciated.
Link is crossed is it just dead or removed?
analogkid
I think it was just dead.
Can it be brought back?
Sure, you want mp3 or flac?
Surprise me
Ok, there you have it.
A satisfying end of a dialog that began 5 yrs ago
Link is dead. Anyway you can reup?
Sure, it's good now!
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