Showing posts with label Soundboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soundboard. Show all posts

5/15/2026

In The Dark The Vultures Wait...



Here's the unmistakable voice of former Rainbow and 
Michael Schenker Group vocalist, Graham Bonnet. 
Playing a selection of Classic Rock songs 
he sang on in the 80s,in Moscow 2012.



 

Come On Back Now,Do It Again...



Here's a reup of a show I posted years ago at a very
 low bitrate so here's an all new one at 320kbps from the original download source. 
An excellent sounding show from Chicago 1982. 
And a slightly different setlist with a couple of 
old favourites missing from the set,not that 
you notice as the band seem to be in fine form as always,in Chicago.




 

5/05/2026

She Doesn't Have Anything...



Not a band I know much about.
Sure I remember them from the 80s
and the big hit,Pretty In Pink.
Anyway here's a nice sounding soundboard from 
Spain,1984. 






 

4/21/2026

I Closed My Eyes And I Slipped Away...



A very interesting show here, the voice of Boston
Brad Delp had a Beatles tribute band,
Beatlejuice and here they are back in 1996 
doing their thing.
Seemingly Brad did this until his untimely 
death back in 2007.
Info in the download.





 

3/29/2026

The Wolf Is Always At The Door...


NEW LINK

 Excellent sound on this one.
From New Jersey '94.
Are The Eagles too slick for Rock 'n' Roll?
Not for me.It takes a lot of talent and 
skill to play and sing this good.
If I'm feeling in the mood for something a little
softer,yeah I'll stick these guys on. 




Woah,Gotta Let The Music Play...



Alright I've heard Of The Doobies.
Listen To The Music,Long Train Running,yeah I know those!
Soft Rock but Soulful too.
From 1998 and great sound on this as well.





 

3/25/2026

Music Is Your Only Weapon...


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 Punky Gothic Rock from the 80's.
The Lords Of The New Church in France 1984.
It's a little rough in places but a good listen.
The only album I have of theirs is
The Method To Our Madness.
I bought it when it came out.Whenever that was?
But! It's a really good album.
Featuring Stiv Bators (Deadboys)
and Brian James (The Damned).





Gonna Get You...


NEW LINK

 Maiden on the Killers Tour
 with D'ianno on vocals (some folks Fav).
Here they are on the way to conquering America.
And a few years later they did.
Their brand of Metal is still going
strong all these years later.
Up The Irons!!






3/24/2026

On Borrowed Time...


NEW LINK

 As we all know these guys should've been huge.
They were heads and shoulders above their contemporaries
in terms of songwriting.
But there were many reasons that they didn't get to the Premier League.
Here's the show that a young Lar Ulrich attended.
Hence the title.
Years later he did do them a favour,unfortunately that 
was blown as well.
Enjoy!






A Long Way From Home...


NEW LINK

 Some kind of compilation here
from Mark I & II.
Comprising of live and studio tracks.
Taken from the vinyl so it's a little noisy.
For those who must have all things Purple!




Get Used To It...


NEW LINK

 Something to keep you awake if you're
feelin' tired.Aussie high energy Boogie 
Merchants,Airbourne.
Playing some kind of MTV show from 2010.
High Voltage!!




He Heard One Guitar, Just Blew Him Away...


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 Quality Melodic Rock from Foreigner captured live.
Absolutely massive at one time,they had the songs 
and the song writing.
Plus it didn't hurt that in Lou Gramm they had a 
world class singer.
Maybe better known for all the hit ballads 
they had but they could Rock out too.
Silver cd Rip.




But I Kinda Like The Music...



An early and a partial late show from
Three Dog Night.
Recorded in Portland back in 1983.
The lighter side of Classic Rock.
Rick's given us three links to chose from.







 

We Got The Whole Damn Night To Go...


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 Just to get it out of the way,I'm a big fan of Hysteria.
I know it's not the heaviest of albums.
But it does show what can be achieved when
all that time can be spent on an album.
Here's Leppard playing a home town show at the 
beginning of the Hysteria Tour.
Great stuff it is too.
With a mighty fine setlist.
Def Leppard the most successful band of the 80's.
(sales wise?)
They've just released a new album to positive reviews.





Gonna Rock It Up...


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 First time at HRC I think for Aussie legend
Jimmy Barnes.Or Barnesy as he's know over there.
Great vocalist he'd be classed as a belter.
Getting to Australia like the Young Brothers 
and Bon Scott,via Scotland.
This is a promo cd featuring full band performances
and acoustic numbers.
He released some excellent albums at the start of 
his solo career.
Jimmy Barnes,Freight Train Heart & the excellent live album
Barnestorming.If you like that 80's 
Hard Melodic Rock worth checking out.





One,Two,Three,Four...


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 The Godfathers of Punk,most probably.
A suitably manic show.
A thirty three track set and no time to catch your breath.
Definitely a one off.





3/19/2026

To Chase A Feather In The Wind...


 Partial show from one of Zep's last concerts.
I think they sound like they're on it here.
Page's guitar work on Since I've Been Loving You 
is always spectacular.
Special mention to the one who probably keeps 
it all together,John Paul Jones.
Good sound on this and a 
thumbs up from me!
Tape Rip.



We Are The Sultans...


 OK not a band I had much interest in.I was 
 pretty much only into Heavy Rock/Metal when I was growing up.
But! as you grow up a bit (I'm still growing)
quality will out.
What a fantastic guitarist Knopfler is.
Plus they backed it up with quality songs.
You forget how successful they were.
Absolutely massive.
This show is fantastic in sound and performance.




Done Dirt Cheap...


 The Hard Rock Boogie Legends on 
The Flick Of The Switch Tour.
From Detroit 1983.
Easily my second favourite album from the 
Johnson era.
Massive riffs,raw production and a good 
selection of songs.

Brainshake!!  




Hello There,Ladies & Gentlemen...


Here's Cheap Trick gracing the Reading Festival.
Pretty much slap bang in their glory era.
Heaven Tonight,At Budokan and the still to be released 
Dream Police.Power Pop at it's finest.
Not much crowd captured on this recording
but by all accounts they went down very well.