UFO 1975 (FLAC/DVD)
Excellent memento of the early Schenker years
when they were still mean & hungry.
The DVD is from their time as a four piece.
regards
Titus
DISC ONE (AUDIO)
September 23rd 1975
Record Plant Studios
Los Angeles, California
KMET-FM intro/Let It Roll
Doctor Doctor
Oh My
Built For Comfort
Out In The Street
Space Child
Mother Mary
All Or Nothing
This Kid's
Shoot Shoot
Rock Bottom
C'Mon Everybody
DISC TWO (DVD)
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert
1975
Give Her The Gun
Space Child
Doctor Doctor
Rock Bottom
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
No available links, Titus is gone and the files too, sorry :)
Thanks to:
21 comments:
A question for the soundaboard faithful: which artists would you most like to see featured? Gulp! Keep it general 'cos shows sourced from a 1970's tape recorder stuffed inside the pocket of a hippie's duffle-coat will not appear on this blog. (well...maybe if it's Blue Öyster Cult!)
Titus
Argent/Russ Ballard,Mott The Hoople/Ian Hunter,Anthony Phillips,Utopia/Todd Rundgren(Latest Tour would be GREAT!)Greenslade.
TBM
Roy Harper
Nick Harper
Volunteers
Guess Who ?
Ok, those who would like a sticky post on the right side of the blog only for requests raise your hands!
Reply to comment 3
Bet it's TBM's younger uglier dafter,smellier younger brother?
More on Grand Funk & Golden Earring would be nice! Would very happy to see a bootleg from the First UFO period : the Boogie for George area!
Thanks for all the other beauties.
Gino
Some Grand Funk Railroad, UFO, Slade, Mud, Sweet, Status Quo, Nazareth, Rainbow, Thin Lizzy, Wizzard, Silverhead, Uriah Heep, Aerosmit, ZZ Top, Ten Years After, Canned Heat, Molly Hatchet, Blue Cheer, Blue Öyster Cult, Savoy Brown, Iron Butterfly, Free, Bad Company, MSG, Elf, Spooky Tooth, Steppenwolf, Trapeze and Cheap Trick would be nice.
Scorpions
jonty - I'l do all of those tomorrow.
anonymous - no chance.
Seriously, I'll look for some of the artists requested by everyone, but it will have to be decent quality and they may be ones you already have.
Titus
It was just some suggestions you know.
I appreciate you taking the time jonty. I guess you watched a lot of TOTP in the seventies?
Titus
Slade, Nazareth Cheap Trick and Elf (a friend of mine loves them) would be the ones I'd prefer
Reply to Atticrock Suggestion of a "sticky post". Does this mean you`re gonna start posting Porn??????
Read this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sticky_post
You need to get a sense of humour.
Lighten up
The files are gone!!!
Would it be possible to reactive theses files, please ! it seems so good ...
I found a reference to the DVD having had an official release. It's tacked on the end of one of those awful documentary type things that doesn't even feature the band. Sorry
Thanks for the post. Titus to followup on your comment, the 4 songs from the DKRC 1974 show plus a Beat Club performance of Boogie and Only You Can Rock Me taped on a studio stage are available as an add on to the DVD entitled "UFO Strangers in the Night: The Ultimate Critical Review" released by Classic Rock Productions. What makes this release not such a dodgy affair (besides the complete videos) is the rather extensive interview with Pete Way. Otherwise, there are a bunch of other musicians not affiliated with UFO who discuss this great album. Worth picking it up. This is the only time you'll see UFO performing Give Her The Gun. This one DKRC performance way back when is what turned me onto UFO. Peace.
Please Re-upload! Dead links!
Please Reset Links.
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