Talking Heads LIVE! FM Broadcasts 1977 -1979 | FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

 Talking Heads – Psycho Killers Live: 

1977-1979

Talking Heads - Take Me To The River (Live at Entermedia Theatre, 1978)

Talking Heads – Psycho Killers Live: 1977-1979

Liberated Bootleg

Compilation of Fm broadcasts from various venues:

3, 8, 10 & 11 Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA December 3th 1977 KSAN-FM

1, 2, 9, 12 & A3 Park West, Chicago, IL August 28th 1978 WLTR-FM

6 & 7 Tokyo, Nikon Seinenhan, Tokyo, Japan July 8th 1979 KRK radio

4, 5, 14 & 15 Berklee Performing Center, Boston, MA, August 24th 1979 WBCN-FM

An Xray Special

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Talking Heads - Warning Sign (live)1977

from dvd “chronology”

prolly my favourite pop music combo of all time

R.E.M. - The Omni, Atlanta, GA USA 1995 | Voodoo Wagon

 R.E.M. - The Omni , Atlanta, GA Tuesday 21 November 1995

 An XRay Special

R.E.M. 

The Omni

Atlanta, GA

Tuesday 21 November 1995

00 - Intro 

01 - What's The Frequency, Kenneth?  02 - Crush With Eyeliner  03 - Drive  04 - Fall On Me  05 - The Wake-Up Bomb  06 - Undertow  07 - Losing My Religion*  08 - Binky The Doormat*  09 - Bang And Blame 10 - Zither 11 - Strange Currencies*  12 - Revolution  13 - Tongue  14 - Man On The Moon15 - Country Feedback  16 - Find The River*  17 - The One I Love  18 - Pop Song 89  19 - Get Up  20 - Star 69    Encore :  21 - Nightswimming*  22 - Let Me In  23 - Everybody Hurts*24 - Michael talks  25 - Java - band intros  26 - So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)  27 - Happy Birthday to Rain Phoenix  28 - Departure  29 - Radio Free Europe  30 - It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)  31 - Wild Thing (The Troggs cover)

Michael Stipe - Vocals

Peter Buck - Guitar, mandolin

Mike Mills - Bass Guitar, backing vocals 

Bill Berry - Drums, backing vocals

Scott McCaughey - Guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

Nathan December - Guitar

* Amanda Brown - Violin

Show notes: 24 countries and 130 shows later, the final show of the Monster 

tour is here. According to newspaper reports, there was only 2 Atlanta shows 

originally planned, with a third show ruled out. Demand must have persuaded 

them to add this show, and presumably there was a gap between the second 

and third shows because the Omni was unavailable on the Monday 20th. 

While the first 2 shows sold out quickly, tickets were still available for this one 

on the day of the show. Which is a shame, because it has the best setlist out 

of the the three. What can we do to make the end of the tour special? 

Fall On Me? Check. So. Central Rain? Yep. The only performance of Radio Free 

Europe for the tour? Sure why not! Wild Thing like it's 1985? Sure! 

As if to prove a point that Peter's guitar solo dictates the level of intensity 

of the show, here it lasts for 1 minute and 46 seconds, the longest of the tour

 by a long way, and a good 30 seconds longer than the tour average. 

A very fitting send off for the tour. An amazing soundboard recording!

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David Bowie - Under The Covers, The Songs He Didn't Write | VOODOO WAGON

 David Bowie - Under The Covers, The Songs He Didn't Write

David Bowie - Under The Covers

The Songs He Didn't Write

Liberated Bootleg

A great collection of songs he didn't write but performed live at various concerts. 

There are some really great covers here! 

All tracks are from various FM broadcasts.

An XRay Special

Jimi Hendrix - The Live Withdrawn | FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

Jimi Hendrix - The Live Withdrawn

FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

An XRay Special

read these liners notes to understand the title - largely it is tracks withdrawn from projects Live at Winterland ‘68, Woodstock '69, Berkeley Community Centre ‘70 and Live at Haleakala Crater, Maui Hawaii ’70 plus some studio outtakes 

FLAC quality

here . . .thanks to XRay

J.J. Cale - Breezin' At The Café The 1988 Broadcast Live From The Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis | XRay @ VOODOO WAGON

J.J. Cale - Breezin' At The Café The 1988 Broadcast Live From The Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis

An XRAY Special

 J.J. Cale

Breezin' At The Café

The 1988 Broadcast Live From The Fine Line Music Café, Minneapolis 

1.After Midnight  

 2.Old Man   

3.Deep Dark Dungeon   

4.Drifter's Wife   

5.Cocaine   

6.Call Me The Breeze   

7.Money Talks   

8.Everything Makes Me Nervous   

9.Detail   1

0.Temptations   

11.Crazy Mama   

12.13 Days  

 13.Hot Time   

14.Magnolia   

15.Cajun Moon   

16.Sensitive Kind   

17.Lies

Tracks 1-14 live in Minneapolis 1988

Tracks 15-17 live in Sausalito 12.31 1975

XRay says: Excellent sound and J.J.'s playing is awesome!"

J.J. Cale - Magnolia

Bob Dylan And Mark Knopfler – The Jokermen | Floppy Boot Stomp | An Xray Special

 Bob Dylan And Mark Knopfler – The Jokermen

this from Xray over at HQ and they report some problems with Mega over in Oz or rather intermittent outages I gather from draftervoi but here it was super fast and is well worth checking out 1.43 GB of Bobby and Mark!

Bob Dylan, Up Close - Things Have Changed 2009 Michael Douglas receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from the AFI

Bob Dylan And Mark Knopfler - Blind Willie McTell

Doug Sahm Band - Record Plant, Sausalito, California, November 11th 1973 | Voodoo Wagon

Doug Sahm Band - Record Plant, Sausalito, California, November 11th 1973

 

Doug Sahm & Band - Record Plant, Sausalito, California, November 11th 1973,

KSAN-FM broadcast

1. Dealer's Blues  

 2. I'm Glad For Your Sake (But I'm Sorry For Mine)   

3. Coming Back Home   

4. Papa Ain't Salty   

5. Nuevo Laredo   

6. The Rain Came   

7. (Is Anybody Going To) San Antone   

8. Jolie Blonde   9. Linda Lou   

10. At The Crossroads   

11. She's About a Mover   

12. Lucille   

13. Send Me Some Loving   

14. Mendocino

 

Doug Sahm - guitar, vocals

Augie Meyers - keyboards

George Rains - drums

Jack Barber - bass

Martin Fierro - horns

an XRay Special 

Paul Carrack & Band - Radio Bremen Sendesaal , Bremen, Germany 2004

Paul Carrack & Band - Radio Bremen Sendesaal , Bremen, Germany July 18, 2004

 

Paul Carrack & Band

Radio Bremen Sendesaal

Bremen, Germany

July 18, 2004

01 Nordwest Radio Intro Arne Schumacher   

02 Into The Mystic   

03 Satisfy My Soul   

04 Sunny   

05 It Ain't Over   

06 My Kind   

07 Together   

08 Silent Running   

09 Tempted   

10 Better Than Nothing   

11 Where Did I Go Wrong?   

12 The Living Years   

13 How Long   

14 Over My Shoulder   

15 Where Would I Be?   

16 When You Walk In The Room   

17 Nordwest Radio Outro Arne Schumacher

 

Paul Carrack Band:

Paul Carrack - vocals, keyboards, acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Paul Copley - backing vocals

Jeremy Meek - bass, backing vocal

Steve Beighton - saxophone

John Robinson - electric guitar, acoustic guitar

Dean Dukes - drum

XRay says: Paul has been a member of Warm Dust, Ace, Squeeze, Mike + 

The Mechanics, Roxy Music, and Spin 1ne 2wo (with Rupert Hine & Tony Franklin), 

Paul has worked with Frankie Miller, Nick Lowe, Carlene Carter, 

Roger Waters, Terri Nunn, Timothy B. Schmit and Don Felder of the Eagles

 (unreleased sessions), BB King, The Pretenders,  Ringo Star's Allstar Band, 

Elton John, and The Smiths.

This crystal clear recording of an amazing performance is a must have. 

You get Paul strolling through his back catalog and playing new songs 

as well. Such gems as the Ace hit "How Long", Squeeze's "Tempted" 

Mike & The Mechanics' "Silent Running" & "The Living Years".

Tracy Chapman - Live, The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA (U.S.A) | XRay FLOPPY BOOT STOMP

Tracy Chapman - Live at The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA (U.S.A) 25/07/1988

 A FLOPPY BOOT SPECIAL

Tracy Chapman - Live at The Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia, PA (U.S.A) 

25/07/1988

1. Across The Lines (4:36)   

02. For My Lover (4:02)   

03. No Time (3:12)   

04. Baby Can I Hold You (4:37)   

05. Behind The Wall (2:11)   

06. Fast Car (5:48)   

07. Material World (2:54)   

08. She's Got Her Ticket (5:12)   

09. My Sweet One (2:47)   

10. Why You Do Me Wrong (4:56)   

11. Troubles Troubles Troubles (3:34)   

12. Give Me One Reason (4:37)    

13. For You (6:15)   

14. Be My Baby (2:43)   

15. Mountains Of Things (6:01)   

16. Born To Fight (2:58)   

17. Talkin' Bout A Revolution (6:13)   

18. Why? (2:22

An excellent soundboard of Tracy in an intimate setting!

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car [Wembley 1988]

THE STORY BEHIND THIS PERFORMANCE

Stevie Wonder landed in England on the Saturday morning of the concert and went straight to Wembley Stadium, where a room was prepared for him and his band to warm up. He was to appear in the evening after UB40. His appearance had not been announced.

UB40 were finishing their set on the main stage, and Wonder's equipment was set up, plugged in and ready to be rolled on after a 10-minute act on a side stage. He was about to walk up the ramp to the stage when it was discovered that the hard disc of his synclavier, carrying all 25 minutes of synthesised music for his act, was missing. He said he could not play without it, turned round, walked down the ramp crying, with his band and other members of his entourage following him, and out of the stadium.

There was an urgent need to fill the gap he had left and Tracy Chapman, who had already performed her act, agreed to appear again. The two appearances shot her to stardom, with two songs from her recently-released first album, "Fast Car" and "Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution". Before the concert, she had sold about 250,000 albums. In the following two weeks, she was said to have sold two million.

Give Me One Reason - a favourite song . . . . . 

Wilco - Headliners, Madison, WI October 28, 1999 | Floppy Boot Stomp

Wilco - Headliners Madison WI 

October 28 1999

 

Wilco

October 28, 1999

Headliners, 

Madison, WI

 01 [crowd - tuning]  
 02 California Stars  
 03 I'm Always In Love  
 04 I Must Be High    
 05 Summer Teeth    
 06 How to Fight Loneliness    
 07 Hotel Arizona    
 08 Nothing'sever gonna stan din my way(again)    
 09 Red-Eyed and Blue    
10 I Got You (At the End of the Century)    
11 She's a Jar  
12 A Shot in the Arm    
13 Misunderstood    
14 Hesitating Beauty  
15 Christ for President    
16 Passenger Side  
17 My Darling    
18 Can't Stand It  
19 Monday    
20 [encore break]    
21 Forget the Flowers ->    
22 New Madrid -> (Uncle Tupelo)    
23 The New World (John Doe, Exene Cervenka)    
24 Casino Queen    
25 [encore break]    
26 Kingpin ->    

27 Outtasite (Outta Mind)

 John Stirratt; bass guitar, backing vocals

 Jeff Tweedy; lead vocals, rhythm, acoustic and lead guitars, harmonica

 Ken Coomer; drums, percussion

 Jay Bennett; rhythm and lead guitars, keyboards, backing vocals

 Leroy Bach; rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals

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