this line up also known as the BLADERUNNER PROJECT
Excellent audience recording in Paris (La Villette Jazz festival) 5 July 2000
I don't know if this concert has already been shared, but it's the first time I share my recording, and (in all modesty) I don't think you could find a better one.
Extract of a Dave Lombardo interview :
Question : What has been your most memorable or inspirational gig and why?
Lombardo: "In Paris at a jazz festival. I played there with John Zorn and Bill Laswell, the dub producer, and Fred Frith, the guitar player/sound effects guy. We did an improv there that brought the people to their feet — it was just amazing. We clicked so well that night that I don't think it was ever recreated again. That showed what could come out from your inside naturally — a musical experience that only happens not very often."
The music of these guys is unlike anything I've heard before, uncompromising, certainly not easy listening, provocative maybe... It's not jazz, it's not rock, it's not funk but it's all this ! Some reviewer call this music "jazzcore" which seems sometimes appropriate even if the music can be very smooth and spacey also.
As Lombardo said it, it's free music : this concert was all improvised but wait.. my friend who came with me at the concert said he would have swear that it was all composed !
i need to put together a list of what i got personally.
i have wide tastes.
i got nin pretty hate demo's, aic demo's,peral jam demo's
got stuff from slayer,tom petty,soundgarden,floyd,doors,zep,bad brains,genesis,zakk wylde,boston,danzig,mr bungle,tool,rollins band,cream,janis joplin,motley crue,ozzy,beatles,sabbath,iron maiden,john lennon,ccr,grateful dead,clapton,cure,sex pistols,dead kennedys, front 242,u2,supertramp,police,bee gees,slash's blues ball,kiss, the who,anthrax,mother love bone,radiohead
i need to put together a list of what i got personally.
i have wide tastes.
i got nin pretty hate demo's, aic demo's,peral jam demo's
got stuff from slayer,tom petty,soundgarden,floyd,doors,zep,bad brains,genesis,zakk wylde,boston,danzig,mr bungle,tool,rollins band,cream,janis joplin,motley crue,ozzy,beatles,sabbath,iron maiden,john lennon,ccr,grateful dead,clapton,cure,sex pistols,dead kennedys, front 242,u2,supertramp,police,bee gees,slash's blues ball,kiss, the who,anthrax,mother love bone,radiohead
could go on and on.
what do you guys have?
Any way you could pm me your pink floyd, ccr, and tom petty?
I don't really have anything myself. Just some studio outtakes from Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Patton Introduction Tape
4-Track recording, Billy Gould's attic, San Francisco, CA
1988-??-??
01-The Cowboy Song
02-Surprise! You're Dead!
03-Underwater Love
04-Falling To Pieces
Recorded on 4-Track in Bill Gould's attic as a demonstration of Mike Patton for Faith No More's management and their record company (Slash). Two copies of this tape exist, dubbed directly from the 4-Track by Bill onto tapes with pre-existing music on them.
This copy was sold on eBay in September 2006 after being found in a Hollywood, CA thrift shop in a box of other music industry demo tapes along with a copy of Mr Bungle's 4th demo "OU818" and 4 photos of Mike Patton taken in a Photo Vending Machine.
These are rough versions of the songs, most likely played live into the 4-Track. The music and lyrics are early versions and contain many differences from the final recordings.
The exact timing of the recording is unknown but FNM's first gig with Patton was in Nov 1988 and so this recording was probably made before that.
This is the missing link between Mike Patton in Mr. Bungle and Mike Patton in Faith No More and is a must for all collectors.
01 Born On The Bayou.
02 Green River
03 Down on the Corner
04 Rock And Roll Girls
05 Centerfield
06 Proud Mary
07 Midnight Special
08 Bad_Moon Rising
09 Fortunate Son
10 Suzy Q
11 Long Tall Sally
Recorded: May 1987 - Lillian Way Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Source: Studio Soundboard
Quality: Very Good
MP3@128kbs
01. Idiots Rule (2:59)
02. Classic Girl (5:02)
03. Up the Beach (2:51)
04. Suffer Some (5:03)
05. Thank You Boys (1:07)
06. Summertime Rolls (5:58)
07. City (2:33)
08. Ocean Size (4:33)
09. Stop! (4:02)
10. Standing in the Shower (3:04)
11. Ain't No Right (2:55)
12. Three Days (9:05)
Recorded: May 1987 - Lillian Way Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Source: Studio Soundboard
Quality: Very Good
MP3@128kbs
01. Idiots Rule (2:59)
02. Classic Girl (5:02)
03. Up the Beach (2:51)
04. Suffer Some (5:03)
05. Thank You Boys (1:07)
06. Summertime Rolls (5:58)
07. City (2:33)
08. Ocean Size (4:33)
09. Stop! (4:02)
10. Standing in the Shower (3:04)
11. Ain't No Right (2:55)
12. Three Days (9:05)
MAN, I WOULD LOVE TO GET MY HANDS ON THESE JANE'S DEMOS... Any chance of that happening? This is my first post so excuse the rookie styling, I'm just a HUGE Jane's fan and am sick of bull**** torrent sites.
Recorded: May 1987 - Lillian Way Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Source: Studio Soundboard
Quality: Very Good
MP3@128kbs
01. Idiots Rule (2:59)
02. Classic Girl (5:02)
03. Up the Beach (2:51)
04. Suffer Some (5:03)
05. Thank You Boys (1:07)
06. Summertime Rolls (5:58)
07. City (2:33)
08. Ocean Size (4:33)
09. Stop! (4:02)
10. Standing in the Shower (3:04)
11. Ain't No Right (2:55)
12. Three Days (9:05)
MAN, I WOULD LOVE TO GET MY HANDS ON THESE JANE'S DEMOS... Any chance of that happening? This is my first post so excuse the rookie styling, I'm just a HUGE Jane's fan and am sick of bull**** torrent sites.
sure buddy, just click the dl link, there should be a code to put in or a timer, after that you can dl it for free, no torrent needed.
In 2006, Body Count returned to the stage from a ten year hiatus at the Knit (Main Space). To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect while listening. I hoped to hear certain songs from the band's first album, the self-titled "Body Count". I also knew this tour was supporting the band's new release "Murder 4 Hire". BC was awesome. Ernie C is a masterful guitarist. Ice demanded attention and got it. Leaning on the old catalog was probably a good idea - the crowd responded enthusiastically. Highlights were "Body Count's In The House", "KKK B*tch", "There Goes The Neighborhood", and "Voodoo". Additionally, I lol'd during "Cop Killer". T was like: "...cops can suck my d*ck!!! I play one on tv (on Law and Order: SVU)....they can still suck my d*ck!!!!....". Good one, Ice.
CD1
01. Body Count's In The House 02. Masters Of Revenge 03. Passion Of Christ 04. Bowls Of The Devil 05. War 06. Body Count 07. Body Count cont. 08. KKK ***** 09. Murder For Hire 10. Drive By & Voodoo
CD2
1. There Goes The Neighborhood 2. Evil Dick 3. ? ? ? 4. Cop Killer 5. Hey Joe 6. Mamma's Gotta Die Tonight
i have about 13 hours of Led Zeppelin outtakes. its interesting hearing the songs develop.
i got the stairway to heaven sessions if you dont.
also
Elton John & John Lennon - 1974-11-28 - New York, NY
(Soundboard)
A great performance, featuring what would turn out to be John Lennon's last ever concert appearance.
Quote:
Nov 24 1974
US REHEARSAL - Record Plant, New York City
Elton John, John Lennon and the band rehearse in anticipation of playing together on the 28th.
Nov 28 1974
US CONCERT - Madison Square Garden, New York City NY
+All The Young Girls Love Alice
+Bennie And The Jets
+The ***** Is Back
+Burn Down The Mission
+Candle In The Wind
+Crocodile Rock
+Daniel
+Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
+Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding
+Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
+Grey Seal
+Grimsby
+Honky Cat
+Whatever Gets You Through The Night (with John Lennon)
+Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (with John Lennon)
+I Saw Her Standing There (with John Lennon)
+Rocket Man
+Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)
+Take Me To The Pilot
+You're So Static
+Your Song
Set list order may not be 100%.
A fabulous night in rock history - John Lennon made a guest appearance during the show, his first stage performance in years. When Lennon is murdered in December of 1980, this becomes his last ever concert appearance.
Lennon is reported as being terrified before going on and the thunderous reception almost brought him and Elton John to tears.
Elton and John had made an agreement, after they had appeared on each other's singles earlier in 1974, that if Lennon's single Whatever Gets You Through The Night made #1, then Lennon would appear onstage with Elton. John Lennon appeared on Elton's cover of Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.
Elton John: "We did I Saw Her Standing There which was great and I was so glad we did that. Originally I said, 'Let's do two numbers, but you'll have to do another. Why not do Imagine?' He said, 'Oh no, boring. I've done it before. Let's do a rock and roll song.' So I thought of I Saw Her Standing There which was the first track on the first Beatles album. And he never sang it. It was McCartney who sang it. John was so knocked out because he'd never actually sung the lead before."
"For us it was very emotional and one rock paper crucified us. But it was just an emotional night and nobody could believe it. I knew John would be petrified about doing it, but he really enjoyed it. I was more scared than he was, hoping things would go right for him. But the reaction when he walked on stage..."
"I wish he could have done more numbers because the reaction was so great. But he wanted to go upstairs and be sick. He told me he used to throw up before he went on stage. He came to Boston to see us before we did New York, and I've never seen anyone so nervous in my life. He was so worried for us."
01 - Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding (11:49)
02 - Rocket Man (5:00)
03 - Take Me To The Pilot (5:56)
04 - Rocket Man (5:56)
05 - Gray Seal (5:24)
06 - Daniel (4:02)
07 - You're So Static (4:28)
08 - Whatever Gets You Through The Night (4:36)
09 - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (6:11)
10 - I Saw Her Standing There (3:13)
11 - Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (5:53)
12 - Your Song (3:54)
13 - The ***** Is Back (4:23)
01 Born On The Bayou
02 Green River
03 99 & 1,2 (Won't Do)
04 Bootleg
05 Commotion
06 Bad Moon Rising
07 Proud Mary
08 I Put A Spell On You
09 The Night Time Is The Right Time
10 Keep On Chooglin'
11 Suzie Q
Last Exit - Sting?s first band (demos from 1974 - 76)
(excellent studio demos)
Last Exit are:
Gerry Richardson (keyboards)
Sting (Gordon Sumner)(electric bass & vocals)
Ronnie Pearson (drums & vocals)
John Hedley (guitar)
Impulse Studio Demos I (1974):
01 - Every Day's Just The Same (4:24)
02 - Carrion Prince (Ye Of Little Hope) (Alternate Short Version) (4:18)
03 - Don't Let It Bring You Down (3:07)
04 - Whispering Voices (Alternate Version) (3:11)
The sound on this tape is perfect - no noice or hiss, it's a copy direct from the master tape - and still keept intact. The tracks where recorded at Impulse Sound Studio 1974.
Impulse Studio Demos II (1976):
05 - Carrion Prince (Ye Of Little Hope) (Alternate Long Version) (4:27)
06 - Every Day's Just The Same (Alternate Version) (4:30)
07 - I Burn For You (2:42)
08 - Untitled (Instrumental I) (3:21)
09 - Fool In Love (4:13)
10 - I'm On This Train (Alternate Version) (4:12)
11 - Don't You Look At Me (4:33)
12 - Savage Beast (Alternate Version) (5:47)
13 - Untitled (Instrumental II) (3:18)
14 - Soul Music (3:49)
15 - Night In The Grand Hotel (3:38)
