In a weird marketing gimmick, these guys were given an Australian name and pretended to be Aussie immigrants. It didn’t work, as the album bombed and now takes its place among those very rare Capitol albums we all drool over. A few songs here have some really out of control fuzz guitar, and the vocalist is strident in a Fred Cole kind of way. For the good songs, it’s as exciting as hell and it’s not surprising that this is a highly-sought-after album.

The Koala - The Koala 1969 (Capitol skao-176)
1. Don't You Know What I Mean?
2. Look at the Way She Comes
3. Poor Discarded Baby
4. Nothing's Changed
5. She's a Lady
6. Colours of Our Rainbow
7. Poppa Duke Tyler
8. Strange Feelings
9. Elizabeth
10. You Say
11. Yesterday's Rain
12. Lady Dressed in White
13. Scattered Children's Toys

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Grateful Dead - 9/16/66 Carousel Ballroom San Francisco, CA
Soundboard/Vinyl

1. I Know You Rider
2. It Hurts Me Too
3. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
4. Dancin' In The Streets
5. Midnight Hour
6. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
7. Lindy
8. Stealin'
9. Same Thing

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John Lee Hooker - Hooker Disc: 1
1. Boogie Chillen
2. Sally Mae
3. Black Man Blues
4. Hobo Blues
5. Hoogie Boogie
6. Weeping Willow Boogie
7. Crawlin' King Snake
8. Driften' From Door To Door
9. Catfish Blues
10. Moses Smote The Water
11. Huckle Up Baby
12. Wandering Blues
13. Don't You Remember Me
14. Notoriety Woman
15. Let Your Daddy Ride
16. John L's House Rent Boogie
17. Bumble Bee Blues
18. Leave My Wife Alone
19. Just Me And My Telephone
20. I'm In The Mood
21. Blues For Big Town
22. Stuttering Blues
23. Down Child
24. Boogie Rambler
25. Baby You Ain't No Good
26. I'm Ready

John Lee Hooker - Hooker Disc: 2
1. Dimples
2. Every Night
3. I'm So Exited
4. I Love You Honey
5. Tupelo Blues
6. I Need Some Money
7. Democrat Man
8. No More Doggin'
9. Gonna Use My Rod
10. Whiskey And Wimmen
11. No Shoes
12. We're All God's Chillun
13. I'm Goin' Upstairs
14. Teachin' The Blues
15. You Lost A Good Man
16. Don't Turn Me From Your Door
17. When My First Wife Quit Me
18. Boom Boom
19. She's Mine
20. Frisco Blues
21. Birmingham Blues
22. Big Legs Tight Skirt
23. It Serves Me Right To Suffer
24. I'm Losin' You
25. I Cover The Waterfront

John Lee Hooker - Hooker Disc: 3
1. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
2. Let's Go Out Tonight
3. Bottle Up And Go
4. Let's Make It (Live)
5. King Of The World (Live)
6. I'm Bad Like Jesse James (Live)
7. Think Twice Before You Go
8. Mean Mean Woman
9. Burning Hell
10. Peavine
11. I Got My Eyes On You
12. Doin' The Shout
13. Bluebird
14. Early One Morning
15. We'll Meet Again
16. Loving People

John Lee Hooker - Hooker Disc: 4
1. Baby Lee
2. I'm In The Mood
3. The Healer
4. Mr. Lucky
5. I Cover The Waterfront
6. This Is Hip
7. Bottle Up And Go
8. Same Old Blue Again
9. Boom Boom
10. Chill Out (Things Gonna Change)
11. Tupelo
12. Kiddio
13. Dimples
14. Don't Look Back
15. Up And Down
16. Mean Mean World
17. Boogie Chillen'

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James Brown's LIVE AT THE APOLLO VOLUME 2 was not recorded during the same 1963 dates as the legendary original, but five years later, during another stand at the Harlem theatre. This set is every bit the equal of its better-known predecessor, and was recorded at a key point in Brown's career. The year 1968, of course, was a tumultuous one both politically and socially, and although it wasn't until later in the yearthat Brown first recorded the epochal "Say It Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud)", he and his band were already clearly incorporating both the black-is-beautiful ethos and, on the epic 20-minute version of "It's A Man's Man's Man's World", theincreasingly loose, funky sound of younger bands like Sly and the Family Stone.
The two-disc Deluxe Edition recreates an entire evening's performance, including a solo turn by Brown's veteran warm-up act, Bobby Byrd (doing Arthur Conley's "Sweet Soul Music"), and an intermission version of Duke Ellington's "Caravan" by Brown's band. This is among the most essential live James Brown documents.

James Brown - Live at the Apollo 2 [Deluxe Edition]
DISC 1:
1. Introduction To The James Brown Show - (with Frankie Crocker)
2. Think - (with Marva Whitney)
3. I Wanna Be Around
4. James Brown (Thanks)
5. That's Life
6. Kansas City
7. Sweet Soul Music - (with Bobby Byrd)
8. It's A Man's Man's Man's World / Lost Someone / When A Man Loves A Woman
9. Caravan - (with The James Brown Band/The J.B Dancers)
DISC 2:
1. Introduction To Star Time! - (with Frankie Crocker/Sad Sam)
2. Money Won't Change You / Out Of Sight
3. Bring It Up
4. Try Me
5. Let Yourself Go
6. There Was A Time
7. I Feel All Right
8. Cold Sweat
9. Prisoner Of Love
10. My Girl - (Instrumental Interlude instrumental)
11. Maybe The Last Time
12. I Got You (I Feel Good)
13. Please, Please, Please
14. Bring It Up (Finale)

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Live At The Apollo was a 1963 album by James Brown and originally issued on King Records.[1] King Records originally demurred to issue the disc, finally doing so under duress from Brown and his manager Bud Hobgood. It was disagreements such as this that moved Brown, the following year, to begin recording (in violation of his contract with King) for the Smash record label.
The record itself was an amazingly rapid seller in both inner-city and college markets. R&B disc jockeys often would play side 1 in its entirety, pausing (usually to insert commercials) only to return to play side 2 in full, as well. The side break occurred in the middle of the extended track "Lost Someone." Many record stores, especially in the southeast U. S., found themselves practically unable to keep up with the demand for the product, eventually ordering several cases at a time.
In 2003, the album was ranked number 24 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

James Brown - Live at the Apollo [Deluxe Edition]
1. Intro/Mr. Dynamite
2. I'll Go Crazy
3. Try Me
4. Think
5. I Don't Mind
6. Lost Someone
7. Medley
8. Night Train
9. Think
10. Medley
11. Lost Someone
12. I'll Go Crazy

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James Brown - Sex Machine The Very Best Of
1. Please Please Please
2. Think
3. Night Train
4. Out of Sight
5. Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Pt.1
6. I Got You (I Feel Good)
7. It's a Man's Man's Man's World
8. Cold Sweat
9. Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud, Pt.1
10. Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine
11. Hey America
12. Make It Funky, Pt.1
13. I'm a Greedy Man, Pt.1
14. Get on the Good Foot
15. Get Up Offa That Thing
16. It's Too Funky in Here
17. Living in America
18. I'm Real
19. Hot Pants, Pt.1
20. Soul Power

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Bruce Springsteen - Stockholm Tonight 2006-10-30 The Globe, Stockholm, Sweden Excellent Soundboard 192 VBR
01 Atlantic City
02 John Henry
03 Old Dan Tucker
04 Further on (up the road)
05 Jesse James
06 O Mary Don't you weep
07 Growin' up
08 Jesus was an only son
09 Erie canal
10 My Oklahoma home
11 Love of the common people
12 The ghost of Tom Joad
13 Mrs. McGrath
14 How can a poor man stand such times and live?
15 Jacob's ladder
16 Long time coming
17 Open all night
18 Pay me my money down
19 The river
20 You can look (but you better not touch)
21 When the saints go marching in
22 This little girl of mine
23 American land
24 Fire
25 Land of Hope and Dreams

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Rolling Stones - 36 Soundboard Bigger Bangs (2006) 320 Kbps
01 (01:04) 01 Opening
02 (04:11) 02 JUmping Jack Flash
03 (04:18) 03 Let's Spend The Night Together
04 (14:12) 04 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
05 (03:57) 05 Oh No , Not You Again
06 (04:49) 06 Shattered
07 (04:34) 07 She's So Cold
08 (04:06) 08 Sway
09 (03:36) 09 Ruby Tuesday
10 (03:59) 10 As Tears Go By
11 (05:45) 11 Rain Fall Down
12 (04:32) 12 Bitch
13 (06:21) 01 Worried About You
14 (05:16) 02 Ain't Too Proud To Beg
15 (04:40) 03 Tumbling Dice
16 (11:58) 04 Midnight Rambler
17 (06:28) 05 Gimmie Shelter
18 (05:11) 06 The Night Time
19 (04:27) 07 Band Introductions
20 (05:54) 08 Slipping Away
21 (03:44) 09 Before They Make Run]
22 (03:44) 10 This Place Is Empty
23 (03:56) 11 Happy
24 (06:11) 12 Miss You
25 (03:41) 01 Rough Justice
26 (03:27) 02 Get Off Of My Cloud
27 (04:07) 03 Start Me Up
28 (04:13) 04 You Got Me Rocking
29 (04:08) 05 Honky Tonk Women
30 (05:00) 06 Wild Horses
31 (03:39) 07 Angie
32 (21:00) 08 Sympathy For The Devil
33 (04:41) 09 Paint It Black
34 (06:39) 10 Brown Sugar
35 (07:23) 11 You Can't Always Get What You Want
36 (06:00) 12 Satisfaction

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Acid and Flowers - 21 Late-1960s Psych Rarities (Timothy's Brain TB-104)
1. Crystal Chandelier - "The Setting of Despair" (2:45)
2. Last Word - "Bidin' My Time" (2:13)
3. Whatever - "The Valley of Death" (2:20)
4. Allies - "I'll Sell My Soul" (2:45)
5. World Column - "Lantern Gospel" (3:27)
6. Hobbits - "Strawberry Children" (3:23)
7. Picture - "Evolution" (4:24)
8. West Coast Branch - "Colors of My Life" (2:30)
9. Morticians - "It's Gonna Take a While" (2:36)
10. First National Band - "When Once It Was Good" (2:42)
11. Savage Genreation - "You're Not Going to Change My World" (3:03)
12. Starfires - "There's Still Time" (1:59)
13. Hindenburg Lyon - "Eden" (2:13)
14. Ford Theater - "Jefferson Airplane" (3:04)
15. Lords - "Death Bells at Dawn" (2:48)
16. United Travel Service - "Wind and Stone" (3:21)
17. Culver Street Playground - "East River Lovers" (2:54)
18. Utopia Carwash - "Loneliness" (3:20)
19. Venus Flytrap - "The Note" (3:14)
20. Rainy Daze - "In My Mind Lives a Forest" (2:49)
21. Zero Tolerance - "Acid and Flowers" (3:24)

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Chris Bell (1951–1978) was a singer, songwriter, and guitarist born in Memphis, Tennessee. Along with Alex Chilton, he led the power pop band Big Star, which recorded albums during the early 1970s. Chris Bell left the group after their first album, #1 Record, but contributed some music and lyrics to their second LP, 1974's Radio City. He recorded as a solo artist for the remainder of the 1970s; two of these influential solo recordings, "I am the Cosmos" and "You and Your Sister," were released on a 1978 single on Car Records. These two songs became popular among collectors of Big Star-related items, and they were later covered on the 1991 Blood album by This Mortal Coil.
Chilton was asked by Bell to join several months after the group had started performing. Eventually the group, during a period of recording demos and tracks for their first album, settled on naming the group "Big Star." The lineup for Big Star's first album was composed of Bell (guitars/vocals), Chilton (guitars, vocals), Hummel (bass, vocals), and Stephens (drums, vocals). Bell and Chilton wrote most of the group's songs, with occasional writing contributions from Hummel and Stephens. Bell was even more influenced by the music of the British Invasion than Chilton, whose subsequent career has seen him turn toward soul music, country, punk rock (producing The Cramps), R&B, and European pop. Bell steadfastly retained his Beatles-oriented pop influences throughout his career.
Along with Ardent Studios founder John Fry and engineer Terry Manning, Bell is credited with much of the mixing and engineering work done on the first Big Star album, #1 Record. After this album failed to find commercial success (due to confusion by its soul-oriented distributor Stax in marketing the album), Bell left the band in 1972 and began a struggle with intense depression that gripped him off and on for the rest of his life, stemming partly from his homosexuality and dependence on heroin; both of which he tried to deal with through his strong belief in Christianity.

Chris Bell - I Am The Cosmos
1. I Am The Cosmos
2. Better Save Yourself
3. Speed Of Sound
4. Get Away
5. You And Your Sister
6. Make A Scene
7. Look Up
8. I Got Kinda Lost
9. There Was A Light
10. Fight At The Table
11. I Don't Know
12. Though I Know She Lies
13. I Am The Cosmos (Slow Version)
14. You And Your Sister (Country Version)
15. You And Your Sister (Acoustic Version)

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Pink Floyd - Broadcasting From Europa 1
01 - L'introduction en Français
02 - The Violent Sequence
03 - The Amazing Pudding
04 - Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun
05 - Cymbaline
06 - Atom Heart Mother (with Orchestra)

Source: 01-02-03 Hotel des Champs-Elysees a Paris, France January 23, 1970
Source: 04-05-06 Palais Des Sports Lyon, France June 12, 1971

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Best known for his tenure fronting the hugely influential New York Dolls, David Johansen was a true chameleon; throughout the course of a career which saw him transform from a lipstick-smeared proto-punk hero into an urbane blue-eyed soul man and finally into a tuxedo-clad lounge lizard.
At the end of 1984 he resurfaced in the pompadoured guise of Buster Poindexter, a supposed ethnomusicologist armed with an expansive knowledge of R&B chestnuts. After debuting the Buster character at a series of mid-'80s downtown New York loft gigs with the Uptown Horns, Johansen continued honing the identity in the piano bars of Manhattan, establishing a lounge swinger persona which predated the lounge-kitsch revival of the mid-'90s by a decade.
As Poindexter's popularity grew, he began fronting a large band dubbed the Banshees in Blue and building a devoted following on the New York club circuit. In 1987, he issued an LP, Buster Poindexter, which featured the party classic "Hot Hot Hot," an effervescent cover of an obscure 1984 soca hit.

Buster Poindexter - Buster Poindexter
1. Smack Dab in the Middle
2. Bad Boy
3. Hot Hot Hot
4. Are You Lonely for Me, Baby?
5. Screwy Music
6. Good Morning Judge
7. Oh Me Oh My (I'm a Fool for You Baby)
8. Whadaya Want?
9. House of the Rising Sun
10. Cannibal
11. Heart of Gold

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Chicago Slide Guitar Masters - From Tampa Red To Elmore James
01 - Tampa Red - Though Train Blues
02 - Charlie Mac Coy - Motherless And Fartherless Blues
03 - Kokomo Arnold - Old Original Kokomo BLues
04 - Joe Mac Coy - Please Baby
05 - Bob Dunn - Talking Off
06 - Casey Bill Weldon - Long Eared Blues
07 - Kokomo Arnold & Alice Moore - Dark Angel
08 - Tampa Kid - Keep On Trying
09 - Kokomo Arnold - Crying Blues
10 - Casey Bill Weldon - Spider Blues
11 - Eddie Duncan - Peach Tree Blues
12 - Rover Jr Lockwood - Little Boy Blue
13 - Muddy Water & Saint Louis Jimmy - Florida Hurricane
14 - Muddy Water & Saint Louis Jimmy - So Nice And Kind
15 - Muddy Guitar - Long Distance Call
16 - Tampa Red - Love Her With A Feeling
17 - Earl Hooker - Sweet Angel
18 - Tampa Red - Green And Lucky Blues
19 - Johnny Shines - Ramblin
20 - Robert Nighthawk - The Moon Is Rising
21 - Homesick James & Johnny Shines - Homesick
22 - Elmore James - I Can T Stop Lovin You
23 - Elmore James & Big Joe Turner - T V Mama
24 - Elmore James - Hawaiian Boogie

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Harmonica Blues - Blowing from Memphis to Chicago
01 - Will Shade - Sun Brimmers Blues
02 - Noah Lewis - Bad Lucky's My Buddy
03 - Noah Lewis - Chickasaw Special
04 - Hammie Nixon - Down South Blues
05 - Sonny Boy Williamson no 1 - Good Morning, School Girl
06 - Joe Hill Louis - I Feel Like a Million
07 - Howlin' Wolf - Riding in the Moonlight
08 - Big Walter Horton - Easy
09 - Sonny Boy Williamson no 2 - Nine Below Zero
10 - Sonny Boy Williamson no 2 - Mighty Long Time
11 - Doctor Ross - Chicago Breakdown
12 - James Cotton - Baker Shop Boogie
13 - Jazz Gillum - I Want You by My Side
14 - Sonny Boy Williamson no 1 - Sloppy Drunk Blues
15 - Sonny Boy Williamson no 1 - Sonny Boy's Jump
16 - Forest City Joe - Lonesome Day Blues
17 - Snooky Pryor - I'm Getting Tired
18 - Big Walter Horton - Evening Sun
19 - Little Willie Foster - Falling Rain Blues
20 - Little Walter - Off the Wall
21 - Little Walter - Quarter to Twelve
22 - Little Walter - Blues with a Feeling
23 - Junior Wells - Junior's Wail
24 - Jimmy Reed - I Found My Baby

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Born McKinley Morganfield (Rolling Fork, Mississippi), the most influential Chicago bluesman modernized the Mississippi Delta blues by adding an electric guitar, developing the now-ubiquitous ensemble-driven Chicago style, revolutionizing the music's sound. The son of a sharecropper, Waters played harmonica and sang at family gatherings, finally taking up the guitar as a teenager (folklorists Alan Lomax and John Work made field recordings of him during the early '40s while Waters was working on a southern plantation). Moved to Chicago during the '40s to find a better life (and to become a professional musician). There, he met Big Bill Broonzy and Sunnyland Slim, and begin recording what is almost a canon of modern blues: "Rollin' Stone," "I Can't Be Satisfied," "I Feel Like Going Home," "Got My Mojo Working," "Mannish Boy," and "Hoochie Coochie Man."
Musicians from Chuck Berry to Mick Jagger (whose band was named after a Water's record) were influenced by Waters, and large number of blues musicians -- many famous in their own right -- paid their dues in Waters' band: Little Walter, Big Walter Horton, Jimmy Rogers, James Cotton, Junior Wells, and A.C. Reed are among them. Heck, Led Zepplin's biggest hit ("Whole Lotta Love" is a reworking of a Willie Dixon-written Muddy Waters song.

Muddy Mississippi Waters - Live
Disc 1
1. Mannish Boy
2. She's Nineteen Years Old
3. Nine Below Zero
4. Streamline Woman
5. Howling Wolf
6. Baby Please Don't Go
7. Deep Down in Florida
Disc 2
1. Medley: After Hours/Stormy Monday Blues
2. Trouble No More
3. Champagne & Reefer
4. Corrina, Corrina
5. (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
6. She Moves Me
7. Kansas City
8. Pinetop's Boogie Woogie
9. Mad Love (I Want You to Love Me)
10. Everything's Gonna Be Alright
11. Got My Mojo Working

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Pink Floyd - The Early Tours '70-'71 - 26 June 1971 Amsterdamse Bos, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Amsterdam Free Concert)
01 - Careful With That Axe, Eugene
02 - Cymbaline
03 - Embryo
04 - Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun
05 - A Saucerful of Secrets

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This is one of the more celebrated recordings of the Pink Floyd, professionally recorded in San Francisco on the alfternoon of the 29th of April 1970.

Pink Floyd - 04/29/1970 KQED TV Studios, San Francisco, CA, USA
1. Intro (00:54)
2. Atom Heart Mother (17:30)
3. Cymbaline (8:40)
4. Grantchester Meadows (7:37)
5. Green Is The Colour (4:30)
6. Careful With That Axe Eugene (9:10)
7. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (13:33)

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Recorded at Electric Ladyland, New York, Nov 1969 to Aug 1970. Said to be for a new album called Strate Ahead [aka First Rays Of The New Rising Sun]. These are alternate takes of what has been officially released. These recordings have been the source of Nine To The Universe, Cry Of Love, Crash Landing etc. Ex SBD stereo.

Jimi Hendrix - Strate Ahead (Outtakes 1968-1970)
Disc 1
1. Ezy Rider
2. Room Full Of Mirrors
3. Earth Blues
4. Valleys Of Neptune
5. Straight Ahead
6. Cherokee Mist
7. Freedom
8. Stepping Stone
9. Izabella
10. Astroman
Disc 2
1. Drifters Escape
2. Angel
3. Bleeding Heart
4. Burning Desire
5. Ships Passing In The Night
6. Hear My Train A Comin
7. Lover Man
8. Midnight Lightning
9. Heaven Has No Sorrow
10. Send My Love To Linda
11. Dolly Dagger
12. Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)

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Blue Öyster Cult - The Thing! 1981-06-18 Bonds International NY Beach Marten Records BM-036/2 256 VBR
Disc 1
1. Dr. Music
2. E.T.I. (Extra Terrestrial Intelligence)
3. Burnin' For You
4. Fire of Unknown Origin
5. Cities on Flame with Rock & Roll
6. Joan Crawford
7. Flaming Telepaths
8. Veteran of the Psychic Wars
9. Hot Rails to Hell
Disc 2
1. ME-262
2. Heavy Metal: The Black and Silver
3. (Don't Fear) The Reaper
4. Godzilla
5. Born to be Wild
6. 5 Guitars
7. Roadhouse Blues

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Jimi Hendrix - Sessions 1970-01-23, The Record Plant, NYC
01 - Cherokee Mist
02 - Country Blues (As 'Country Blues (With Harmonica)')
03 - Cherokee Mist
04 - Freedom - $7 in My Pocket (As 'Highway Of Desi
05 - Once I Had a Woman
06 - Blue Suede Shoes (As 'Heartbreak Hotel-Blue Suede S

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Complete D.I.R. radio show recordings from 1981 US tour(incl. some songs from 1978). Taken from LP, incl crackles (partly very loud!).

Rolling Stones - Black Limousine
Disc 1
01 The Rolling Stones - Under My Thumb 01
02 The Rolling Stones - Let's Spend The Night 02
03 The Rolling Stones - Shattered 03
04 The Rolling Stones - Twenty Flight Rock 04
05 The Rolling Stones - Going To a Go Go 05
06 The Rolling Stones - Time Is on My Side 06
07 The Rolling Stones - Waiting on a Friend 07
08 The Rolling Stones - Beast of Burden 08
09 The Rolling Stones - Black Limousine 09
10 The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed 10
Disc 2
01 The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What 01
02 The Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice 02
03 The Rolling Stones - She's So Cold 03
04 The Rolling Stones - Hang Fire 04
05 The Rolling Stones - Miss You 05
06 The Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Women 06
07 The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar 07
08 The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up 08
09 The Rolling Stones - Jumping Jack Flash 09
10 The Rolling Stones - Satisfaction 10

SOURCE DISC 1
1 Pontiac, Michigan 1981/12/01
2. Hampton, Virginia 1981/12/18
3. Same as track 1
4. Same as track 1
5. Same as track 1
6. Chicago, Illinois 1981/11/25
7. Same as track 1
8. Same as track 1
9. Same as track 1
10. New Orleans, Louisiana 1981/12/05
SOURCE DISC 2
11. Largo, Maryland 1981/12/09
12. Detroit, Michigan 1978/07/06
13. Same as track 11
14. Tempe, Arizona 1981/12/13
15. Same as track 02
16. Houston, Texas 1978/07/19
17. Same as track 11
18. Same as track 11
19. Same as track 16
20. Same as track 14

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Jimi Hendrix - 1970-09-06, Love And Peace Festival, Isle Of Fehmarn, West Germany
01 - Tune Up And Stage Chatter
02 - Killing Floor
03 - Spanish Castle Magic
04 - All Along The Watchtower
05 - Hey Joe
06 - Hey Baby
07 - Message To Love
08 - Foxy Lady
09 - Red House
10 - Ezy Rider
11 - Freedom (
12 - Bass And Drum Solos - Room Full Of Mirrors
13 - Purple Haze [Inc. Start]
14 - Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

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Formed in Dublin in the early 70’s, MUSHROOM were one of Ireland's leading pop bands from ‘70 to ‘74. In fact, they had a huge hit with their first single "Devil Among the Tailors" from their LP "Early one morning" which reached no. 2 in the Irish top 20 charts in 1973, selling over a 100,000 LP’s and singles; another song, “Kings and Queens”, reached number 13 the following year. They band comprised five musicians among whom were violinist Pat Collins and guitarist Aengus McNally, son of actor Ray McNally; the other three contributed to the band’s acid folk sound with organ, moog, harpsichord, bass, drums, tin whistles, chimes, bodhran and vocals. As far as comparisons go, HORSLIPS comes immediately to mind.
Their album features traditional Celtic folk-flavoured melodies that are given both a delicate and hard-rocking treatment: delicate in the form of melodic, mellow ballads, and hard rocking when Collins’s fiddles battle it out with McNally’s fuzzy, blazing guitar, particularly on traditional instrumental jigs. Although not as sophisticated and instrumentally accomplished as a FAIRPORT CONVENTION or a STEELEYE SPAN, for example, MUSHROOM’s release is still worth a spin despite the average sound quality, if only for the pleasure of hearing some vintage psychedelia given a nifty Celtic folk treatment.

Mushroom - Early One Morning (Hawk HALPX 116) 1973
1. Early one morning (2:37)
2. The Liathdan (4:17)
3. Crying (3:53)
4. Unborn child (3:44)
5. Johnny The Jumper (3:04)
6. Potters Wheel (2:20)
7. Standing Alone (5:36)
8. Devil Among The Tailors (2:44)
9. Tenpenny Piece (3:28)
10. Drowsey Maggie (3:57)
11. King of Alba (4:17)

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Jimi Hendrix - Stages Stockholm 67 Radiohuset, Stockholm, 5th September 1967
1. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
2. Fire
3. The Wind Cries Mary
4. Foxy Lady
5. Hey Joe
6. I Don't Live Today
7. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp
8. Purple Haze

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Capercaillie - Capercaillie
01 The Miracle of Being
02 When You Return
03 Grace and Pride
04 Tobermory
05 Take the Floor
06 Stinging Rain
07 Alasdir Mhic Cholla Ghasda
08 Crime of Passion
09 Bonaparte
10 When You Return [Widescreen Mix]

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Manfred Mann - The Complete Greatest Hits
Disc: 1
1. 5-4-3-2-1
2. Hubble Bubble (Toil and Trouble)
3. Do Wah Diddy Diddy
4. Sha la La
5. Come Tomorrow
6. Oh No, Not My Baby
7. If You Gotta Go, Go Now
8. Pretty Flamingo
9. Just Like a Woman
10. Semi-Detached Suburban Mr. James
11. Ha! Ha! Said the Clown
12. Sweet Pea
13. Mighty Quinn (Quinn the Eskimo)
14. My Name Is Jack
15. Fox on the Run
16. Ragamuffin Man
17. Handbags and Gladrags
18. Miss Me in the Morning
Disc: 2
1. Blinded by the Light
2. Davy's on the Road Again
3. Demolition Man
4. Mighty Quinn (Quinn the Eskimo)
5. You Angel You
6. Joybringer
7. Runner [7"]
8. For You
9. Spirits in the Night
10. Don't Kill It Carol
11. Lies (Through the 80's)
12. Father of Day, Father of Night
13. Questions
14. California
15. Redemption Song (No Kwazulu)
16. Pleasure and Pain
17. Davy's on the Road Again [Live]
18. For You [Acoustic Version]

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Rolling Stones - Tastes Sooo Good [Another Alternate Sticky Fingers]
01 - Brown Sugar
02 - Sway
03 - Wild Horses
04 - Can't You Hear Me Knocking
05 - You Gotta Move
06 - Bitch
07 - I Got The Blues
08 - Sister Morphine
09 - Dead Flowers
10 - Moonlight Mile
11 - Cocksucker Blues (acetate)
12 - Sway (45 mono)
13 - Brown Sugar (with Eric Clapton)
14 - Sister Morphine (demo)
15 - Wild Horses (alternate)
16 - Can't You Hear Me Knocking (live 02-06-2003)

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