Anywhere I Go,She's There At The Show...

From the Built To Destroy Tour.

Here's MSG on the UK leg of the tour stopping off

 in Sheffield back in 1983.

Pretty good audience recording I ripped from a 

tape with no info except the year/city.

Hopefully the setlist is correct,are there any songs missing?

Who knows!

Wait,I do know somebody who'll know...

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All My Dues Surely Must Be Paid...

As a tribute to the late great Mick Ralphs.

Classic Bad Company from the Straight Shooter tour of 1975,

featuring 11 songs from their excellent first two albums.

A pretty decent audience recording.

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Nothing Would Change At All...

Another Radio Broadcast this time from Magnum,

London 1980.At the time of the release 

of their Magnum II album.

Pomp Rock,Melodic Rock call it what you want

but a very good band.They're out there for a final tour as a tribute

to Tony Clarkin I believe.

A fitting tribute to a fine career.

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Knocks 'em Dead...

Cool little Radio Broadcast from the Red Rocker 

 back in '77.

He was involved with one of the best

debut albums of all time with Montrose.

To,it has to be said,a pretty patchy solo career.

I really rate and enjoy Standing Hampton & I Never Said Goodbye,

as the stand outs for me.

Not forgetting his classic live album,All Night Long.

To fronting Van Halen after DLR left.

And he's still out there doing it,hats off!!

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And Every Night I Feel That I'm A Winner...

The end of an era UFO's last concert in the UK after 50 years.

Unfortunately it was to be Paul Raymond's 

last ever performance as he sadly passed away a few days later.

Good setlist with a variety of songs from different eras of the band.

The first half of Rock Bottom is missing 

otherwise it's an excellent sounding show and performance.

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Ride The Rainbow,Crack The Sky...

Listed as The Definitive Nagoya 1975.

It's a fairly decent sounding show by 

Deep Purple mark 4. 

From their last Japanese tour 

until the mark 2 reunion in the mid 80s. 

Good set list with plenty of tracks from the excellent 

Come Taste The Band album and 

long jams as you would expect.

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Saturday I Go Out To Play...

An excellent sounding show from Gary's Blues period in 2001.

Good performance full of blisteringly Bluesy guitar solos.

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Saying Everything Is Groovy...

A compilation of live in the studio tracks recorded at the 

BBC by the legendary British Blues Rock Band of the 60s.

 Featuring of course Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. 

It's 24 tracks long with the sound quality going from good to excellent 

and many of these songs would feature on the 1968 classic album,Truth.

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Ready For History's Pages...

Good sounding DVD audio of Motorhead on the 1991 Tour of Germany 

promoting the1916 album.

Featuring Phil Campbell and Wurzel on guitars. 

Lemmy on the bass and vocals, 

with Phil Taylor on drums.

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I'm Coming Through...

Here is another one from Michael Schenker's, My Years In UFO 2025 Tour.

This time in London with new vocalist Erik Gronwall.

Similar set to previous post with a slightly better sound and split tracks.

Good lively performance with Michael in fine form.

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I Should've Walked Away...

Tonight was one of those gigs I was unsure about as it was being advertised as "an acoustic evening" which normally sends alarm bells in my head zzzzz.But quelle suprise I really enjoyed it with enough electric guitar to keep me happy.I have always liked them with 'broadcast' being one of my favourite Soft Rock albums from the 80's and as expected they played their HIT song as well as a great selection of new and well chosen covers.Glad I popped along...Enjoy,Ed.

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A Storm Is Brewing...

Now I did not expect this...For 50 mins I was transported back to the 80's.

Hair Metal at it's best with screaming vocals,lightning fast guitar playing,

every song with heavy riffs and a huge chorus 

and even a bass player spitting blood

 in a new venue not to disimilar to the old Wardour Street Marquee Club.

Tonight was one of those special gig nights we've all had 

at some point when you leave totally 

buzzing and in my case feeling YOUNG...Enjoy,Ed.

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I Wanna Love You Night And Day...

Some more of that easy listening Rock from The Grateful Dead.

This time from way back in '64.

Few covers on this one and a 

good listen if you want to chill...Man!

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Gonna Break Down The Door...

Good audience recording of Queen in 1977,

The opening number of We Will Rock You (fast version) really sets 

the tone for an excellent performance.

 With a great mix of Hard Rock and softer songs show

 what an excellent live band Queen were in the 70s.

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Will Things Ever Be The Same Again?...

Some early demo recordings of Europe from around 1982  

when they were known as Force. 

A few of these tracks would later make

 it on to the debut album the following year.

Featuring of course Joey Tempest on vocals 

and john Norum on guitar just as they still are today.

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I Sock 'em Everywhere That I Sing...

Punky Rock n Roll with attitude and sarcasm outta

NYC,it's The Dictators.

From the home of Punk and New Wave,CBGB.

Not successful in album sales but they certainly 

had a massive influence on other more successful bands.

If nothing else they did give us

Ross the Boss and Mark Mendoza!

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Good Intentions Can Be Evil...

For those who like to listen to the mellower side of Rock n Roll.

In 1987 Bob and The Dead toured together

and here's a little taste of that.

I like a bit Dylan now and again but I know next

to nothing about The Grateful Dead.

Great sound on this.

Tracks 1-12 JFK Stadium,Philadelphia,July 10 1987.

Tracks 13-14 Giants Stadium,East Rutherford,July 12 1987.

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I Get My Power in The Midnight Hour...

Here's a goodie,performance and sound.

Featuring an all star cast.

One of the best vocalists ever in Paul Rodgers

& a guitar hero from the 80's,Slash. 

Playing Free,Bad Co. and a whole host of Blues standards.

From the US and Germany 1994.

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