TODAY’S MAIL (May 14, 2008)

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REQUESTS

Re: This Is Janis

My brother gave me the “Cheap Thrills” LP for Christmas of 1969. It had already been out for a while, but 14-year-old me didn’t know that. I felt like I’d discovered fire, and The New Colony Six would never again hold my attention. Since then, I figured that I’d heard everything she ever did. Apparently not. Thanks for your consideration.

jrc
@gmail.com

Re: Randy Newman

Saw this while surfing the web, saw Randy two times last week in Meridian, Miss and Jazzfest, wanted to see about downloading the show, thanks.

Jason
@gmail.com

Re: Tom Waits

I saw this fantastic concert of Tom Waits. Is it possible to download the files?

Gert
via email

Re: Manassas - Amsterdam

Interested to download this.

Bertrand
via email

Re: Wilco - Montreal

Would love to hear if they ever become available again - thanks!

Eric
@comcast.net

THANK YOU

Re: Anna Ternheim

Thanks ever so much for making these available - I really appreciate it. I’ve now downloaded the tracks, and it’s given me a much-needed prod towards buying her second album. Having had a look at some of the other things on the site, I’d also be happy to join the mailing list.

Marc
via email

Re: Patti Smith-Silver Mt Zion

This is great, thanks so much. Patti sounds awesome accompanied by an orchestra.
What an amazing version of Pissing In A River!

Laura
via email

Re: Led Zep - London

Thanks a lot for the quick and positive response! I’ve just finished downloading the tracks. All worked very smoothly. Thanks again for putting so much great music on your site for free!

Marco
@gmx.de

Re: Peter Gabriel

Unbelievable! Thank you very very much. What a service! I have already downloaded the tracks and I would like to get on the mailing list.

Patrick
@home.nl

RESTART - NIRVANA, LED ZEP

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Due to popular demand, these sets are now available for download:

Led Zeppelin
Pb

click here for the tracks

Nirvana
Melbourne 1992

click here for the tracks

SUCH A TEASE

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MADONNA
Mote Park 2008 [no label, 1CD]

Radio 1’s Big Weekend on BBC 3, live at Mote Park Maidstone, Kent, England, May 10, 2008

For those still keeping score, Hard Candy is Madonna’s 11th studio album. That the album debuted at No. 1 in 27 countries shows not so much how vital the new album is but how much of a pop icon Madonna continues to be.

For this short set to promote Hard Candy, it is Abba’s Gimme Gimme Gimme, whose riff forms the backbone to Hung Up (from 2005’s Confessions On A Dance Floor) that sticks to mind. While the single, 4 Minutes, also features Justine Timberlake, it is the ballad-ish Miles Away which recalls the frothy pop of Into The Groove that is memorable. Madonna live without the visuals is only half a show. Those who caught the TV broadcast will be doubly entertained.

Thanks to calderon1 for sharing the audio tracks (taken from a cable broadcast) and to normanNBG for the artwork.

1. Candy Shop 4:48
2. Miles Away 4:56
3. 4 Minutes 4:49
4. Satisfaction - Madonna speaks 1:56
[Those who are sensitive to strong language might want to skip this track.]
5. Hung Up 5:56
6. Give it 2 Me 5:17
7. Music 5:01

Click here to download the tracks.

Feel free to add your comments.

TODAY’S MAIL (May 13, 2008)

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REQUESTS

Re: Led Zep - London

I deeply appreciate that you make so much great music by my favourite artists (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Yes, Genesis, Emerson, Lake & Palmer…) available on your website. But there is one essential ROIO which I unfortunately missed to download. It is the Led Zeppelin Reunion Gig from 2007. Hope you can make this double CD available again! I’m so curious about these tracks! Thank you.

Marco
@gmx.de

Re: Turbonegro

I live in Denmark, and went to Sweden just to see this very concert with Turbonegro, best Norwegian rock band ever, IMO of course. Would be very happy if you would put this up for download.

Tom
@webspeed.dk

Re: David Sylvian

Came to your site rather late and therefore missed the opportunity to download this concert. I’d love it if it were made available once more.

Andy
@virgin.net

Re: Jeff Buckley

I’d like to download these songs, please. I’m a huge fan of Jeff Buckley and I’m very interested in some new (unreleased) material by him. Thanks!

JR
@gmail.com

Re: Anna Ternheim

I’ve been looking everywhere for live Anna Ternheim recordings - she’s got a fantastic voice and beautifully poignant songs that I’d love to hear in a live recording. Thank you.

Marc
via email

THANK YOU

Re: Lambchop

Thanks so much for the tracks. It is a great set - good recording and a great performance.

Gary
@mac.com

Re: Manassas

Finished up with this one. Really cool stuff. Thank you so much.

David
@yahoo.com

Re: Emmylou Harris

Thank you. I got it just fine.

Ebth
@hotmail.com

Re: Clapton - Jersey City

Thank you so much, I got it downloaded. What a great site you run!

Monique
via email

TODAY’S MAIL (May 12, 2008)

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REQUESTS

Re: Emmylou Harris

Have been reading your email magazine for a long time but just now discovered this wonderful MP3 offering. Could you please re-run the Emmylou Harris Wrecking Ball outtakes? Thanks!

Ebth
@hotmail.com

Re: Eric Clapton - Buddy Holly

Please, tell me where can I download these tracks? Thanks.

Will
@gmail.com

Re: Yes

Sorry I missed the download window for this. Can I get a link for a download? Thanks.

Harold
@mindspring.com

THANK YOU

Re: Bob Marley - Wounded Lion Sessions

What I think is, that these are early takes in a proces that was never completed, and the faint vocal is merely a cue-track. No matter, still intersting to me. Thanks.

Tom
via email

Re: Pink Floyd - Best Of Tour

I’m all finished… Thank you very much.

Gary
via email

CHEEK TO CHICK

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Rolling Stone ran a story on its website titled “Beatles Remasters: Best DIY Reissue” giving worthy praise to the collective known as Purple Chick. Writer Andy Greene wrote:

“[A] secretive fan (or group of fans) who has been quietly remastering classic discs like Revolver and A Hard Day’s Night, and releasing the digital files for free online. How is this possible? The Beatles’ CDs sound so bad that carefully digitized tracks from pristine vinyl copies are noticeably better - with crisper highs, a fuller soundstage, and more realistic reproduction of instruments and voices. “

Greene also pointed out the other advantages of Purple Chick’s free releases that they “are superior to the originals in other ways, too: The Sgt. Pepper collection contains the original record in mono and stereo, and four discs’ worth of studio outtakes; the White Album comes in a whopping 12-disc version, including alternate takes, studio chatter, demos and fascinating jams.” The entire set of all the Beatles albums plus extras comes up to 50CDs.

Rolling Stone did not mention that Purple Chick have a fantastic series of the Complete A-B Road Sessions, a total of 83 CDs in excellent mono quality. Or that the Chick have a complete 10CD set of the Beatles live at the BBC. The official release is only 2CDs.

If you dig deeper into the Purple Chick collection, you will find sub-labels. Nelly Tunes for Harry Nilsson which includes a 10 CD volume of Harryities, Lazy Tortoise for the complete Beatles interviews taken from radio and TV broadcasts around the world and earlier non-Beatle releases that cover their fave artists Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Simon & Garfunkel and The Indigo Girls.

All their titles are shared online for free in lossless format.

http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/20200609/page/20″

TODAY’S MAIL (May 11, 2008)

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REQUESTS

Re: Neil Young

I am interested in downloading the tracks from Neil’s Amsterdam show.
I was at the Hammersmith Apollo on March 14 and it was excellent.
This looks to be substantially the same set. Thanks.

Andrew
@sky.com

Re: Branford Marsalis

Would like to download the track. Thanks.

Rey
@yahoo.com

Re: Clapton - Jersey City

Would really like to download the show. Thank you.

MS
@gmail.com

Re: Jeff Buckley

I would very much appreciate it if you would allow me to download
these tracks, as I love all things Buckley. Thank you.

Janet
via email

Re: Joni

Could I get the link to Joni Mitchell Missisippi River Festival. Thank you.

Steve
via email

Re: Bob Marley

I would be very happy if you would put up Bob Marley & The Wailers -
Wounded Lion Sessions 1979. Sounds very intersting. As was the Lowell
George taken from radio, and with Linda Ronstadt doin’ harmony. Just
beautiful!

Tom
@webspeed.dk

THANK YOU

Re: Dresden Dolls

Thank you for the link, I have already downloaded the live tracks.
They are really amazing, exceptionally “Eisbär”! I have seen The
Dresden Dolls only once live, as NIN supporting band at the Arena
(www.arena.co.at/AWU/) in Vienna. They are really fabulous. Yes
please put me on your mailing list! Thank you again!

Martin
via email

Re: Emmylou Harris

Thank you so very much. This is an amazing recording.

Julian
@gmail.com

RESTART - SANTANA, NEIL YOUNG

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Due to popular demand, these sets are now available for download:

Santana
Port Chester 1970

click here for the tracks

Neil Young
Nagoya 1976

click here for the tracks

RETURN TO THE BEGINNING

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Sometimes the original is the best. Genesis released a live album early in their career. As the band was relatively unknown, the live album was a single LP but sold at the then low price of £1.99. Hence the recording was trimmed to fit the time constraints of the format. But collectors have finally found their Holy Grail, the double LP version.

GENESIS
Live in Leicester [Genesis Archive, 1CD]

Live at DeMontfort Hall, Leicester, Feb 25, 1973 (except * Manchester Free Trade Hall, Feb 24, 1973)

The following are notes by fan quadrophenia who shared this more complete version of the famous Genesis Live album late last year:

This is the remaster of the Dutch Test Pressing (2LP) of the officially released album Genesis Live. This one sounds better than all official releases of that album. The track “Supper’s Ready” was not included in the official release.

The officially released songs are different in the following ways:

“This Dutch Live Test Pressing is not a regular test pressing because what was finally used on the official Genesis Live LP is different than what was used on this pressing. An extra song is included, the introductions are longer, and the mix is different.” (source: genesisimuseum.com)

“It is my conclusion that these LPs are a sort of anomaly; neither a regular test pressing nor a radio concert. These are test pressings for the Leicester/Manchester 1973 concert that was to be used on the official Genesis Live LPs, but not a test pressing for the official LPs themselves.” (source: genesisimuseum.com)

Recording comment:

“The ultimate version of this wonderful collectors item. Finest sound quality ever found, this release put all the other ones to shame. I really wonder how did they manage to produce this, it’s such a professional remastering work!. This is what Genesis Live could have been… well, I think the guys should have a listened to this priceless piece of work and then … release it as should have been at last!, with all the fascinating Gabriel stories, a more natural live atmosphere and the arguably best version I’ve ever heard of Supper’s Ready.”

For further information please look here:

http://www.genesismuseum.com/vinyl/livetp.htm

Source: Philips/Phonogram Int. B.V. test pressing (2LP), provided by Willem Beens. Vinyl transferring (EMT 950 turntable with TSD 15 moving-coil stylus), audio restoration (CEDAR Cambridge), mastering, cover scans and design by tom 2006.

TM Productions April 2006
GEN730225TM

The version of Supper’s Ready here is unique as it is not the same as the version on Genesis Archives Vol 1. That version comes from a concert at the Rainbow Theatre on Oct 20, 1973 and Peter Gabriel reportedly rerecorded some of his vocals for the boxset as did Steve Hackett for his guitar parts.

1. Watcher Of The Skies 8:35
2. The Musical Box 10:38
3. Get ‘Em Out By Friday 9:00
4. Supper’s Ready 23:45
5. The Return Of The Giant Hogweed* 8:22
6. The Knife 9:27

Click here to download the tracks.

Feel free to add your comments.

TODAY’S MAIL (May 10, 2008)

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REQUESTS

Re: Chrome Dreams

I just found your blog and would like to download the Chrome Dream
files. Please let me know how to do this. Thanks for your help.

Vince
@sbcglobal.net

Re: Nirvana

Can you put up that Nirvana - Melbourne ‘92 show? I have lots of
their boots on tapes. It’d be nice to have one other so I can walk
around and play it. Thank you.

Ed
@bellsouth.net

Re: Emmylou Harris

I own the amazing Wrecking Ball CD and would love to hear how it all
came about through the demos and outtakes. How do we go about doing
such a thing? Thank you very much for your time and efforts. They are
greatly appreciated.

Julian
@gmail.com

Re: Patti Smith & A Silver Mt Zion

I would be most interested in downloading this album - it sounds like fun!

Laura
via email

Re: Dresden Dolls

Is it possible to download the Dresden Dolls Krems live tracks? Found
it unfortunately too late. I’m looking for “Eisbär” since “years.”
Thank you.

Martin
via email

THANK YOU

Re: Elton John

Thank you for the download. I will join the mailing list, do you have
anymore Elton concerts for download?

Chris
@msn.com

Re: CSNY - Tribute

Once again THANKS!!! And I’m done with that one.

Jack
via email

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