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 eagleman13  On The Road To Hell & Alicante 03 Feb 18 4.13pm |
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Originally posted by mr. apollo
Just thinking maybe Deleagle could rip it to .mp3 and post it here Great idea.....Over to you Delbert?
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mr. apollo  Somewhere in Switzerland 04 Feb 18 11.27am |
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A Match day treat for you lot today. LED ZEPPELIN - THE COMPLETE BBC RADIO SESSIONS EMPRESS VALLEY LABEL - BLACK "MAXELL PRESENTS" BOXED SET VERSION
01) YOU SHOOK ME WORLD SERVICE RADIO SESSION- 1969.03.19 RHYTHM & BLUES MAIDA VALE STUDIO,LONDON (ORIGINAL BROADCAST) 1969.04.14 05) ALEXIS KORNER INTRODUCTION RADIO ONE SESSION- 1969.06.16 CHRIS GRANT'S TASTY POP SUNDAE LONDON (ORIGINAL BROADCAST) 1969.06.22 12) THE GIRL I LOVE HAS LONG BLACK WAVY HAIR
01) ALAN BLACK INTRO
10) WHITE SUMMER DISC 3
01) JOHN PEEL INTRO
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Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul 1 - Bag It Up Download [Link]
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 06 Feb 18 5.09pm |
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I spoil you lot a bumper Byrds The Byrds - Box Set (1990) 01. Mr. Tambourine Man Download [Link]
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Deleagle  "Bubba's bar 'n' grill" 07 Feb 18 1.47pm |
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I don't have a converter for my deck I'm afraid Jamie. I may be able to, don't laugh' tape it and then you could convert that??
What can this strange device be?
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 07 Feb 18 4.14pm |
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Let The Day Begin The Call 01 Let the Day Begin Download [Link]
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| eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 07 Feb 18 6.13pm |
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Originally posted by Deleagle
I don't have a converter for my deck I'm afraid Jamie. I may be able to, don't laugh' tape it and then you could convert that?? LOL....I know what you meen mate, trouble is, even if you did, I wouldn't have a clue how to do it
Thanx anyway Del
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 08 Feb 18 4.01pm |
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Scorpions anyone? SCORPIONS Live in Frankfurt 10 01 - Intro
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 09 Feb 18 3.53pm |
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Thin Lizzy - If Six Was Nine 01 The Rocker Download [Link]
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 11 Feb 18 11.00am |
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Ho hum hope results go our way today... The Ramones - Live At The Palladium New York (Dec.31.1979) 01.Blitzkreg Bop
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 13 Feb 18 4.47pm |
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Stomu Yamashta's Go A relic from the prog-rock years, Stomu Yamashta’s Go was quite a superstar band of its time in 1976. It had Steve Winwood, dragged out from hibernation following the collapse of Traffic, Michael Shrieve the drummer from Santana, Al DiMeola the hot guitarist from Chick Corea’s Return To Forever and the German electronic musician Klaus Schulze [Tangerine Dream, Ash Ra Temple]. How on earth they all gathered to report to work under Japanese jazz-rocker Stomu Yamashta is probably buried under a mountain of mouldy UK music weeklies. This concert, said to be recorded on May 29, 1976 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, was probably the first public performance of Go. Nobody is certain whether this date or venue is correct. This recording appeared in the late '80s/early '90s on a bootleg label Kiss Deluxe. They claimed the year as 1976 in Europe. Hardly helpful but the sound quality is exceptional and from the stereo soundboard. As The Guardian’s Robin Denselow wrote in April 1976, the Go album is a rock-classical hybrid with a rock opera thrown in. To complicate matters, the story actually starts on side two of the LP. This concert opens with the album’s side two - Ghost Machine, Surf Spin, Time Is Here, Winner-Loser then heads over to side one with Crossing The Line. It’s about a cosmic battle between Kurata and Fu-shen and we presume an abstract of the old good versus evil rivalry since the beginning of time. Set in the cosmos, the story gives lots of space for the musicians to exercise their imagination. Note the number of percussionist and keyboard players in the group. Yamashta himself was a student at Boston's Berklee School of Jazz where he studied jazz drumming. But it was not to be. Like all the bands from this period, it was a struggle to find the right balance between commercial appeal and artistic endeavour. While Go wanted to be artistic, the results are mixed. Ghost Machine really is hand-me-down Traffic with Winwood a bit lost about what it’s about. He sounds a bit more himself on Winner-Loser, the only song on Go that he composed. Otherwise, the rest of the rock-hybrid songs [Time Is Here, Crossing The Line and the unreleased Make Up Your Mind and Go] all have Al DiMeola’s jazz-rock touch also known as the Mahavishu approach to fusion. The 15-minute long Crossing The Line attempts at Pink Floyd’s majestic Dark Side with singer Karen Freedman doing her best Clare Torry imitation. The only track here that goes to outer space is Surf Spin which has Klaus Schulz and Yamashta’s ambient techniques for a brief six minutes. Here was probably what Go should have had more of. The contest between Schulz’ spiralling synth and Yamashta’s revving sounds are much more interesting than the rest of the performances cliched rockisms. But cliched rockisms are what’s still required for that standard record contract. Interesting music will always start at the fringes of the scene. As you will hear in this short series, prog rock could hardly break away from the sound established by Yes, Pink Floyd and ELP. The further they tried to "progress", the more they sounded the same. All the songs on Go are composed and arranged by Stomu Yamashta with lyrics by Michael Quartermain. Steve Winwood only wrote one. 01 Ghost Machine 7.42m # # from the Go album Lineup plus Download [Link]
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| mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 14 Feb 18 5.35pm |
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Pat Benatar - Tropico 1 - Diamond Field Download [Link]
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