There's Too Much Confusion...

 Here's something I found on my hard drive.

A couple of guys I don't know anything about.

I think Rocket maybe sent this my way,years ago.

Anyway it's excellent Blues Rock from

Rob Lamothe & Craig Erickson.

Special mention for the vocals (classic).

A very very good audience recording.

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Plastic Flowers,Melting Sun...

 Excellent audience recording from the 

Masters Of Metal,yep,Black Sabbath.

From Fresno,Cali,on the

Never Say Die tour.

Of course things were falling apart by

this stage for the band.And it wouldn't be

long before Ozzy was given the bullet.

Still,they sound pretty good here.

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One Nation Under A Groove...

 Alright we're bringin' the Funk!

Parliament & Funkadelic,two groups with

interchangeable members.

Led by George Clinton.

Here they are in Denver back in 1976.

Outrageously dressed and with a big

stage show they certainly bring it.

Great musicianship and plenty of tasty guitar

playing.So if you like that Sci-Fi,

Psychedelic Funk 'n' Roll...

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On A Silver Black Phantom Bike...

 Here's Meat Loaf performing songs from

one of the most overblown and

pompous albums of the 70's.

Yes! Bat Out Of Hell a classic

and one of the best selling albums ever.

Here we get the early and late shows from

The Bottom Line Club,NYC back in 1977.

Early Show

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Late Show

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Fire In The Sky...

 

With Glenn Hughes just about to start

(October) the 50th anniversary of the Burn album tour in the UK.

 Here is an excellent Glenn Hughes 

show on his classic Deep Purple tour in Australia 2017.

 A really nice setlist and great to hear

 these songs being played live as apart 

from David Coverdale nobody else plays them,

not even Deep Purple.

And Glenn's voice sounds amazing even to this day.

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Caught In The Ricochet...

 

This is an old classic UFO bootleg that's 

been around for many years. 

This version is ripped from my old cd,

it's one of the best from the Chapman era. 

An excellent FM radio broadcast on the 

No Place To Run tour in Chicago 1980.

It Features 4 tracks off the album

and is another great UFO Chicago show.

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Time Is Never Time At All...

Fine show from Alt. Rockers 

The Smashing Pumpkins.

On the Mellon Collie tour,

a fine double album I'll still dig 

out now and again.

Great sounding show from Vancouver '97.

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Icicles Within My Brain...

 Black Sabbath on the reunion tour from

Los Angeles 2013.And they had an album to

promote,13.Unfortunately Bill Ward wasn't  

involved in this.It would've been nice if the 

original four could have ridden off into

the (Metal) sunset together.

Audience recording.

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Get Used To It...

 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!!

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We Are Flying Down To Rio...

 A change of pace now from all the Metal 

and Hard Rock.It's arty Rockers Roxy Music.

Fronted of course by the man with the fine head

of hair,Bryan ferry.

Really good sound on this from the

famous Radio City Music Hall,New York,1983. 

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Must Be The Gypsy In Me...

 Another show from the right and proper

Whitesnake.Before the big hair

and twiddly guitars!

Another tour,another album and another line up.

From the Slide It In Tour of '84.

A very nice audience recording from

Edinburgh,Scotland.

After the break up of Thin Lizzy our man

John Sykes appears.

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But Sail Along,Sing Your Song,Carry On...

 Excellent audience recording from the

Sacred Heart Tour,Tokyo 1986.

With (probably) the greatest Heavy Rock

vocalist of all time RJD in fine form.

Viv Campbell played on the album and started

the tour but was booted and replace by Craig Goldy.

The album was fairly successful,unfortunately 

the subsequent albums wouldn't sell as well.

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I'm Just A Soldier Of Fortune...

 

Listed as the Definitive Soundboard version  

and a more complete recording of the classic 

Live In The Heart Of The City album at Hammersmith 1980.

A really excellent sound and performance. 

For many the definitive line up of Whitesnake. 

David Coverdale 

Neil Murray 

John Lord

Mickey Moody 

Bernie Marsden

It makes you wonder

why this wasn't the original release back in the day.

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Sweet Are The Days...

 

The classic album Tokyo Tapes was recorded 

on the 24 and 27th of April 1978.

This is an excellent audience recording 

of one of those nights, the 24th.

   Its Uli Jon Roth era Scorpions at their best.

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Don't Make Me Blue...

 Some good time Rock 'n' Roll with

Georgia Satellites offshoot band,Hellhounds.

With a setlist full of Sats tunes

and an inspired selection of covers.

It's a fine audience recording that puts you

in amongst the action!

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Everyone Should Sing...

 An excellent DVD rip of the Pete Goalby era 

Uriah Heep on the Equator album tour in 

London 1985. Great mix of old and new songs.

All served up with plenty of guitar work 

by the one and only MICK BOX. 

A one track MP3 file,60 minutes long.

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They Never Had Such Fun...

 

UFO promoting the Lights Out album 

live in Buffalo on the 11th or 12th of 

November 1977 supporting Rush, 

with Max Webster also on the bill.

Pretty decent sound unfortunately with a couple of cuts.

 But a very lively performance with Michael Schenker at his best.     

Also included a good 28 minutes from Miami, 

   unfortunately that's all there is.

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Slow Ya Down...

 Just over ten years ago we had 

Status Quo from the Falkirk Stadium,Scotland.

A very good audience recording

presented to me by my Buddy,Beastie

in cahoots with his buddy,

Trucker Dave (low bridge ahead). 

Fine setlist,fine performance...Boogie time.

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Ticking Away,Ticking Away...

 Pretty good audience recording of 

Classic American Rock from Styx.

It's back in 2008,Las Vegas and as 

you would expect playing some of their

best known tunes.

No Dennis De Young so no 

Mr. Roboto...Boo!

Am I the only one that digs that tune?

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Get Outta Here...

 Alright!! some excellent Southern Rock

from Molly Hatchet back in 1981.

Great show here from Hollywood

in front of a rabid crowd.

Early 80's was a prime time for Southern Rock bands.

Apart from Hatchet,Blackfoot,38 Special

and Doc Holliday to name a few.

Let's Rawk!!

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