Another classic re-Boot From Floppy Boot Stomp | Joy Division - YMCA London UK 1979

Joy Division - YMCA London, England 1979

Rebooted...Again... 
Originally posted June 6, 2016  and August 8, 2017

Joy Division 
Prince Of Wales Conference Centre, YMCA

Tottenham Court Road

London, England
August 2, 1979

Soundboard @FLAC

ANOTHER SILENT WAY RE-BOOT

This was the first of the 4 night alternative rock festival at the Prince of Wales 

Conference Centre in London, besides Joy Division also Teardrop Explodes 

and Echo And The Bunnymen played.
"If I had a flair for understatement, I could say that Joy Division were good too. 

The truth is they were phenomenal - the most physical hard rock group I've seen 

since Gang Of Four. 

This Manchester band have been allowed to grow at their own pace, 

uncramped by commercial pressures. 

The result is that they've created a totally distinctive, 

cohesive sound over the last two years...

They have the spirit and the feeling." 

- Adrian Thrills, NME review 11th August 1979.

 

 

Track List:
01 Dead Souls
02 Disorder
03 Wilderness
04 Autosuggestion
05 Transmission
06 Day Of The Lords
07 She's Lost Control
08 Shadowplay
09 Atrocity Exhibition
10 Insight

 

 

Thanks to the original source!! 

SILENT WAY SAYS: Comments Appreciated!!

Joy Division - She's Lost Control (Live At Something Else Show)1979

Joy Division - Autosuggestion - Prince of Wales Conference Centre, YMCA, London ‘79

JOY DIVISION - Live, YMCA Prince of Wales Conference Centre, London 08/02/1979

FULL SET

Doctor My Eyes | Jackson Browne | Playing For Change | Song Around The World

 Have we had this before? I DON’T CARE! It’s fab!

Experience the magic of collaboration as Playing For Change brings together the legendary Jackson Browne, with some of the greatest musicians from around the world for a stunning rendition of his classic, "Doctor My Eyes.” 

This Song Around The World reunites members of “The Section”— Leland Sklar and Russ Kunkel, who played on the original 1972 song. This reimagining blends the amazing musical stylings of Zakir Hussain, Giovanni Hidalgo, Char and 11 amazing musicians from around the globe, along with a special introduction of the extraordinarily talented Chavonne Stewart, who all collectively create an evocative piece that speaks to the unifying power of music. Written by: Jackson Browne Featuring Jackson Browne- Vocals, Piano Leland Sklar- Bass Russ Kunkel- Percussion Zakir Hussain- Tablas Giovanni Hidalgo- Congas Raul Maldonado- Guiro Jorginho Gomes- Drums Rajhesh Vaidhya- Veena Char- Guitar Sherieta Lewis- Vocals Roselyn Williams- Vocals Chavonne Stewart- Vocals Mayla Valentin- Shakers Rafael Pacheco- Cavaquinho Ali Diarra- Xylophone Bayakanda- Drum Group

Bob reflects on the audiences booing!

 This always makes me howl with laughter!

Bobby reflects on the booing!

He memorised the places where they DIDN’T!!

“Texas, Atlanta, Boston, or in Ohio or Minneapolis  . . ."

“I mean they must be pretty rich to go some place and boo!”

I mean I couldn’t afford it, if I was in their shoes!"

"I figure there’s little ‘Boo’ in all of us!"

just for Fun and the sun is shining here! (finally!) Paul McCartney and Wings - Can’t Buy Me Love

 Paul McCartney and Wings - Can’t Buy Me Love [Country version!]

Hardly Nearly Bluegrass as they say!

Baker, Bruce & Moore - Live at The Rockpalast 1993 Cologne Germany | VOODOO WAGON - A Silent Way re-up!

 Baker, Bruce & Moore - Rockpalast 1993

taster from the White Room BBM Rockpalast 1993

A SILENT WAY SPECIAL

Baker, Bruce & Moore - Live Rockpalast

November 2, 1993

Cologne, Germany

Soundboard @320 

 Jack Bruce R.I.P.

14 May 1943 – 25 October 2014

Jack Bruce N.Y. Times 

Set List:
01.NSU
02.Sitting on Top of the World
03.Politician
04.Spoonful
05.White Room
06.Life on Earth

 

Posted two days after Jacks death this short but sweet post is from the Boss at FBS/VW so you know it will be good. I lifelong fan of Bruce and his work with Cream to solo work and collaborations with lyricist poet, Pete Brown

I was less of a fan of Gary Moore but appreciate his place in guitar rock history

This is in Memorium to both but mostly Jack

COMPLETE

Gary Moore, BBM Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker - Live at the Rockpalast 93’

Robert Wyatt - Strange Fruit [Nothing Can Stop Us] | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/810174069558444033/robert-wyatt-strange-fruit

Jeff Buckley - Sky Blue Skin | jt1674

 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/810175352004575232/jeff-buckley-sky-blue-skin

Roy Harper - Hors D’Oeuvres [Stormcock] | jt1674

So Tripping Mantras is back after a few days not posting anything . . . . perhaps folks take a break wherever they are . . . . ? come back with a plethora of eclectic range and no mistake!  This from his revolutionary album groundbreaking in it’s day Stormcock! This is also true of Herberg De Kelder who seems to be taking a four or five day break . . hope both are well and coming back fully and in due course! 

https://www.tumblr.com/jt1674/810173744712744960/roy-harper-hors-doeuvres

A Quest for Coffee . . . . . . Leonard Cohen does standup!

 [speaking of early Leonard Cohen . . .we were, we were]

Before he was famous, Leonard Cohen was just a poet with a dry wit, a great story, and coffee on his mind! ☕

⏪✡️ Celebrate Canadian Jewish Heritage Month with this 1965 throwback — then stream the full documentary for free on our website and app → bit.ly/3TvR7zW

"𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝": 𝐏𝐚𝐮𝐥 𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐨𝐧'𝐬 𝐅𝐚𝐯𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐞—"𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐈 𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐃𝐢𝐝"

It was Paul Simon’s 7th solo album, made during one of the most difficult periods of his life: his relationship with Art Garfunkel had dissolved, so too had his marriage to actress Carrie Fischer, and his 6th album, “Hearts and Bones” had the lowest sales of his career. Simon flew to Johannesburg to record for two weeks and flew some of the great musicians he met there to New York City to complete his 7th record. “Graceland” would become Simon’s best-selling record of his career (16 million copies), earning him a Grammy for Album and Song of the Year.

go on click it anyway! - if it says it won’t play - IT WILL!

Our American Stories - Lee Habib