The Firm - Midas Touch (London 1984)

Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon on December 8 and also known as Midas Touch, this was one of the two dates they played in the UK in the '84 European tour.
There is another post of The Firm here, It's from 1986 and has a better sound, don't forget to check it out.



Sound Quality: 9-

Source: Soundboard

Track List:

Disc 1
01 - Closer
02 - City Sirens
03 - Make Up or Break Up
04 - The Morning After
05 - Together
06 - Cadillac
07 - Prelude
08 - Money Can't Buy
09 - Radioactive
10 - Live in Peace
11 - Midnight Moonlight
12 - You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling

Disc 2
01 - The Chase
02 - Guitar solo
03 - Drum solo
04 - Someone to Love
05 - Full Circle
06 - Boogie Mama
07 - Everybody Needs Somebody

MP3 Part 1
MP3 Part 2

Kim Mitchell - Oshawa 1984

We have had Max Webster on this post, now it's time to hear a show from Kim Mitchell, former lead singer and guitarist from Max, in the same year he released the acclaimed Akimbo Alogo, his first solo LP.
This was recorded for broadcast on The Big Ticket, a program from the Canadian music television channel MuchMusic so expect excellent quality although not the complete show. A great performance, in the Max Webster's line of quality, that makes me wish i had the complete concert.

Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: TV Broadcast

Track List:
01 - Accident of Passion
02 - Misdemeanor
03 - Kids in Action
04 - Rumour Has It
05 - Deep Dive
06 - That's a Man
07 - Words to Words
08 - Lager & Ale
09 - Go For Soda
10 - The Party-Beyond the Moon

Files:

Part 1
Part 2

Two from Titus

This post is a double dose of music kindly uploaded by Titus.
Let's start with Judas Priest from 1978:



Judas Priest
Tokyo 31/7/78 (soundboard)

I have heard the 'Red Hot Tokyo'
show that is circulating. I think this is better.
I love 'Unleashed in the East'.
I think this is better.
From what I can tell Priest played four shows
in Japan in 1978. Two were in Tokyo.
I can find no date for 'Red Hot Tokyo' so I
assume it's from the other Tokyo show.
There are only six songs but for me JP
never sounded any better than this.
Les Binks is a fantastic drummer - check out
his playing on Roger Glover's 'Butterfly Ball'.
Ian Hill is as solid as ever - nobody ever mentions
him. He should get a Lifetime Achievement
award for 'Keeping a low Profile'.
KK to the left & Glenn to the right
with crisply crunching guitars from the days
when Rob Halford could REALLY do it.
("Do what?" I hear you snigger)

White Heat, Red Hot
Victim of Changes
Beyond the Realms of Death
Genocide (best ever version?)
Tyrant
Starbreaker

N.B. I have a sneaking suspicion that
'Starbreaker' may be from a different source.
It's in wav. with new covers
exclusive to soundaboard.
Regards.
Titus

Link (long gone)

Ok and now for something different, a prog-rock band called Volunteers, a personal recomendation from Titus. Try it!


Volunteers are a UK based band led by singer/lead guitarist Paul Bibby. Paul has been creating music for over 25 years.This album is a sample of songs from various recordings and features many different musicians. I play bass on two or three songs and wrote the words to one. Several of the tracks were recorded at my home studio. Paul has an original approach to music but, to give you an indication, he is very fond of Captain Beefheart & King Crimson.
So NOT for the faint hearted.
Artwork is included and it's all FREE!
Titus

Link (long gone)

Henry Paul Band - The Bayou 1979

After leaving The Outlaws in 1977 Henry Paul created his own band and in '79 the debut album Grey Ghost was released.
This show from the same year was recorded at The Bayou in Washington DC and is sure to please any southern rock fan :)


Sound Quality: 9

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 - GunSmoke
02 - You Really Know What I Mean
03 - Lonely Dreamer
04 - All I Need
05 - So Long
06 - CrossFire
07 - Knoxville Girl
08 - Grey Ghost
09 - Freeborn Man
10 - Song in the Breeze
11 - It Gets Worse
12 - South Carolina

MP3

Alice Cooper - New York 1991

Recorded live on Sept 13th at the Electric Lady Studio in NY in front of a small audience.
This was on the same year the album Hey Stoopid was released, there are some tracks from it on this recording and the usual Cooper classics.


Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
01 - No More Mister Nice Guy
02 - Billion Dollar Babies
03 - Only Women Bleed
04 - Sick Things
05 - Feed My Frankenstein
06 - Cold Etyhl
07 - Love's A Loaded Gun
08 - I'm Eighteen
09 - Go To Hell
10 - School's Out
11 - Hey Stoopid

MP3
FLAC

Blue Öyster Cult - The Edge 1999

Please welcome from NYC the amazing B.O.C. performing at Palo Alto, California.
And yes it's Titus work, he did it again, thanks :)



Blue Öyster Cult
The Edge, Palo Alto, CA
March 3rd 1999

Disc 1:
Burnin' For You
Cities On Flame With Rock & Roll
ETI
Harvest Moon
Buck's Boogie
Take Me Away
Flaming Telepath
See You In Black
Astronomy

Disc 2:
In Thee
ME 262
Godzilla
(Don't Fear) The Reaper
Jailbreak(yes,the Thin Lizzy song)
The Red & The Black

Eric mentions a cable broadcast although
I believe this is an audience recording.
This is a strange sounding show. In parts the rhythm
guitars are almost inaudible. Eric's singing on 'Take Me Away'
is well off key. He does complain about the monitor sound
prior to this. It's also far too tinny for me, so I did a bludgeon
remix. Nuthin' fancy - just made it fat & let it blow!
It works better for some tracks than others.
320kbs + cover art.
I've also included artwork for the BÖC Paris 1989 show.
I'm planning a blugeon remix of this one too.
Nuthin' fancy - just fat 'n' blowy!
Let me know if you'd like to hear it.
I have, of course, provided a link to the untouched version.
N.B. The remix has a choice of intros.
The full monty for those who like to build up the tension
& a shortened one for those who just can't wait.

Titus


Link

Aerosmith - Nightclubbing 1980

This is from the A Right in The Nuts tour after Joe Perry's departure in 1979 to create his solo Project.
So this recording has Jimmy Crespo on guitars and i believe it comes from a KBFH show recorded in Hartford.




Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
01 - Back In The Saddle
02 - Big Ten Inch Record
03 - Three Mile Smile
04 - Reefer Headed Woman
05 - Dream On
06 - Lick & A Promise
07 - Walk This Way
08 - Milk Cow Blues
09 - Rats In the Cellar
10 - Toys In The Attic
11 - Train Kept A Rollin'

Robin Trower - Detroit 1987

This guitar playing is a real pleasure for the ears.
Robin Trower live at the Masonic Auditorium in Detroit on the Passion tour and with Davey Pattison (ex-Gamma) on vocals.


Sound Quality: 9

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 Too Rolling Stoned
02 Secret Doors
03 Day of the Eagle
04 Bridge of Sighs
05 Passion
06 No Time
07 Daydream
08 Bad Time
09 Rock Me Baby
10 Won't Think About You
11 Little Bit of Sympathy

FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2
MP3

Spirit - Harpo's, Detroit 1984

Spirit is one of those great forgotten bands that deserved more success than they had.
This show includes the original line-up reformed and supporting the release of Spirit of '84, an album that received the title The Thirteenth Dream in Europe.

Sound Quality: 8.5

Source: FM Broadcast/Tape

Track List:
Disc 1
1 - Intro-Veruska
2 - Mr. Skin
3 - Black Satin Night
4 - 1984
5 - Nature's Way
6 - Like A Rolling Stone
7 - Animal Zoo
8 - Don't Call It Love
9 - Run To Your Lover

Disc 2
1 - Dark Eyed Woman (fades in at the very beginning)
2 - Fresh Garbage
3 - I Got A Line On You
4 - Walking In Detroit
5 - Sister Tell Me
6 - All Along The Watchtower


Files:
MP3 pt1
MP3 pt2
FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2

Blackfoot - Live in Atlanta 1981

Live at the famous/fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta, Blackfoot on the Marauder promotion tour.
This one is as good or even better than the official Highway Song Live. Check it for yourself if don't believe...



Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 Gimme Gimme Gimme
02 On the Run
03 I Got a Line on You
04 Every Man Should Know (Queenie)
05 Searchin'
06 Fox Chase
07 Too Hard to Handle
08 Fly Away
09 Road Fever
10 Train Train
11 Radio Station ID's
12 Highway Song
13 Rattlesnake Rock n' Roller
14 Announcer Closing Comments




Files:
MP3 pt1
MP3 pt2

FLAC pt1
FLAC pt2

Genesis - Montreal 1974

For those who missed it in the comments here's another Genesis in the seventies generously offered by Titus.
Check out reviews for this show here.


Here is Genesis live in Montreal 1974:
Peter Gabriel & the boys are in fine form on this excellent
FM show from the 'Selling England by the Pound' tour.
All the usual 'stories' are spoken in French.
These posh lads are fluent.
If you don't have it - get it!
Just check out that setlist:
Watcher of the Skies
Dancing with the Moonlit Knight
Cinema Show
I Know What I Like (in Your Wardrobe)
Firth of Fifth
The Musical Box
Horizons
The Battle of Epping Forest
Supper's Ready

(Tony Banks struggles through the piano intro to 'Firth'
which was eventually no longer included in live performances
of this song. His work on the early albums is nothing short
of genius but it has to be said - he is ALL right hand.)

Ripped at 320kbs with brand new covers
exclusive to soundaboard.
Titus
Disc 1

Disc 2