Many Days Have Passed Me By...

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 Short but sweet from those Welsh Rockers,Budgie.

Another band that's probably underrated,

they've done a lot of good stuff.

Back to 1982 & the Reading Festival for this one.

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Twisted Steel,Twisted Mess Sealed The Deal...

Here is Budgie playing live at the Roxy Theatre,

Northampton in 2004.

Pretty good sounding audience recording,

with a good lively setlist of tracks from 

throughout their long career.

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Many Days Have Passed Me By...

 

A very good sounding audience recording of 

Budgie from 2006.

With Burke Shelly and the boys still showing what  a great live 

Rock Band they were even after 39 years (at the time).

Good setlist with plenty of variety to go with the heavy riffs.

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Well I Just Hammer A Song...

Excellent sounding FM Radio Broadcast of Budgie 

at the Global Village,London,1974

Originally a vinyl Bootleg featuring six fairly 

lengthy tracks full of heavyweight riffs mixed 

with a touch of Prog and even some 

 (Quo style) boogie.

An all-round very enjoyable show.

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I'm Cutting Out To A Place In The Country...

 A soundboard recording of the 

Welsh Heavy Rockers in Birmingham 1979.

It was the first live performance with guitarist 

John Thomas.

Pretty good lively performance and I'm sure

 it was played at ear shattering volume on the night.

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Everything Was Better Then...

 

Budgie at the Hammersmith Odeon opening for

Diamond Head in 1983.

 Nice sounding audience recording.

Short set but it's Budgie doing what they do best, 

playing live.

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I Was Born Yesterday...

 

This was asked for recently in the comments,

Budgie with Craig Goldy on guitar.

(Request for Mr.Anonymous)

Pretty decent audience recording,

18 strong song setlist with classics and newer songs. 

With of course plenty of Goldy solos.

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Open Up Your Vault...

 

Listed as soundboard recording by Cardiff 

Hard Rock band Budgie in the USA,1977.

A band that everybody in the mid 70s seem

 to know about but they never really 

sold many records with just the one UK top 30 album

 In For The Kill in 1974

I saw Budgie twice around this period and they 

were a good live band and very loud.   

Full of big riffs that are probably more 

Metal than Hard Rock at Times.

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