Various Artists - Nigeria 70 - Lagos Jump

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey G.:
Various Artists - Nigeria 70 - Lagos Jump

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Thanks for this. Great stuff.

for those that don't have all of this

UNCLE TUPELO

No Depression (1990)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/83817448/1990_No_Depression.rar

Still Feel Gone (1991)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/83807789/1991_Still_Feel_Gone.rar

March 16-20, 1992 (1992)(live)
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=FBYDJOV8

Anodyne (1993)
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=FA7OHBAI

Live at The Blue Note 7-22-88 (ex quality!)
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZRVA712

Covers and Oddities
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=WN0V2SJL

Tracklist:
Effigy
Looking For A Way Out (acoustic)
Outdone (1989 Demo)
Maggie's Farm
I Found That Essence rare
Little Guitars
The Mike Heidorn Song
Dead Flowers
Gimme Gimme Gimme
I Wanna Be Your Dog
Wasn't Born To Follow
A Hard Rain's A'Gonna Fall
Mr. Soul
Mercedes Benz
I Drink Stag
Do Re Mi
I Wanna Destroy You
Blue Eyes
I've Been Working On The Railroad
Love's Gonna Live Here Again
Orange Blossom Special
Cocaine Blues
Fortunate Son
Left in the Dark
Song to Woody

Live 11th of September 1992, Beliot College, Beliot. WI

hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?jonmlmjgmxg

The concert includes the first known version of 'Motion Pictures' by Neil Young.

Set list is:

01 Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down (fades in)
02 True to Life
03 No Depression
04 Watch Me Fall
05 Shaky Ground
06 Atomic Power
07 Whiskey Bottle
08 Wait Up
09 Wipe the Clock
10 I Wish My Baby Was Born
11 Do Re Mi
12 Life Worth Livin'
13 I Wanna Be Your Dog
14 Still Be Around
15 Warfare
16 Moonshiner (fades in)
17 Grindstone
18 Sin City
19 Motion Pictures

Sound quality is stereo soundboard at 192kbps

all of the mp3s of Live @ Mississippi Nights 5/1/1994, the last Uncle Tupelo show can be downloaded individually here (there are 2 parts, follow the links; great quality):

hxxp://www.captainsdead.com/uncle-tupelo-live-mississippi-nights-5194-part-one.html

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Originally posted by Mooneyham jr.:

Live at The Blue Note 7-22-88 (ex quality!)
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=IZRVA712

fuckkkk yeahhh.

John Prine - At The BBC - 1973

This is John Prine performing live for BBC Radio One, back in 1973 at the BBC Radio Theatre in London.

Source: One of BBC Radio 1's, 'In Concert' series from this era, originally recorded 'off air'.

Sound Quality: FM stereo, good clean quality

Set List:

01 Spanish Pipe dream
02 Illegal Smile
03 Donald and Lydia
04 Sam Stone
05 Pretty Good
06 Rocky Mountain
07 Hello In There
08 Everybody Needs Somebody

hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?nkjoztwiyy1

GALAXIE 500

Walking Song (1987)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176451406/Galaxie_500_-_Walking_song.rar

Tugboat (1988)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176415939/Galaxie_500_-_Tugboat.rar

Today (1988)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176413244/Galaxie_500_-_Today.rar

Blue Thunder (1989)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176373960/Galaxie_500_-_Blue_thunder.rar

On Fire (1989)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176391010/Galaxie_500_-_On_fire.rar

Fourth of July (1990)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176378392/Galaxie_500_-_Fourth_of_july.rar

This is Galaxie 500 (1990)
hxxp://rapidshare.com/files/176403585/Galaxie_500_-_This_is_our_music.rar

For Nikki Sixx:

Hanoi Rocks - Kill City Blues [BIG MUSIC - BIG038 (Italian Boot)]
Recorded live in Osaka, Japan on January 31, 1983.
Soundboard Recording - CBR 320 kbps

hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=M86A25QF

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01. Oriental Beat / Lost In The City
02. Lightning Bar Blues (H. Axton)
03. Don't Follow Me
04. Pretender
05. 11th Street Kids
06. TCP (Plain)
07. Beer And A Cigarette
08. Don't Your Ever Leave Me
09. Tragedy
10. M.C. Baby
11. Taxi Driver
12. Village Girl
13. Visitor
14. 1970 (Osterberg / Asheton / Alexander / Asheton)
15. My Generation (Townshend)

For those that like Slint, here's an awesome, somewhat rare album from the same vein of Louisville music:

Rodan - Rusty
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?monj3m4gtzt

AMG review:
Whatever scene or geographical associations Rodan dealt with by being from Louisville, KY, in the early '90s, setting those aside and looking at the music straight up reveals one key fact: this was an amazing band, one with clear roots but also one with a sense of its own strong fusion. The group's only full-length release, Rusty may also well derive a fair amount of its attention from what happened with the bandmembers' other projects in the future, Rachel's and June of 44 among them. But from the slow, entrancing start, as "Bible Silver Corner" sets a sweetly mournful tone, Jeff Mueller and Jason Noble's guitar intertwining as Tara Jane O'Neil's bass stands carefully to the fore with the lead melody, this is an album to readily get lost in. The evident variety is another reason to listen, not least because everything is handled so aptly, parts of a greater overall whole. The under three-minute rampage of "Shiner," a seemingly out of nowhere jarring blast of controlled art punk rockabilly chaos, might on the face of it have little to do with the slower and steadier grind of "Gauge," one of two songs where O'Neil takes a vocal turn as well as playing bass. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the album's longest song is its high point, the majestic slam/bang of "The Everyday World of Bodies." Starting with a buried feedback moan before kicking into a tightly wound riff equal parts Funkadelic and Fugazi, it steadily builds up and up in intensity as the song unwinds, harsh, rasped vocals driving everything all the more up and over the top. The occasional slower breaks for air -- for both music and singing -- add not only drama but set the stage for the next build up and explosion.

did you find the O.Rang / June of 44 / Double Dagger stuff I upped? It's a couple of pages back.

I wore that Rodan record out when it was released.

Yeah, I did, and I meant to thank you for that. Awesome stuff, greatly appreciated.

And, I've been listening the shit out of that Rodan album. Maybe not as good as Spiderland, but comparable, certainly.

Hey Brain! This is for you.

John Frusciante - The Empyrean (Japanese Issue)

1 Before the Beginning
2 Song to the Siren
3 Unreachable
4 God
5 Dark/Light
6 Heaven
7 Enough of Me
8 Central
9 One More of Me
10 After the Ending
11 Today
12 Ah Yom

hssp://www.sendspace.com/file/lv6vu6

Nice!

This is an Athens, GA post-rock/math-rock (with some post-hardcore) band that is absolutely amazing. It's just a set of highly skilled musicians doing some really awesome shit. This EP features double drums, which is a bit unnecessary, but it comes off nicely and is really fucking fun to watch live. Highly recommended.

Cinemechanica - Rivals EP
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?inlzmyddy1n

http://www.myspace.com/cinemechanica

Good leak there Dave.

quote:

Originally posted by JesusShootingHeroin:
Here's one of four John Trubee albums.

First...."THE COMMUNISTS ARE COMING TO KILL US"...

This was the album I had written to him about. A friend of mine had had it back in the early 80's when it came out and he had made me a copy. One of the strangest albums I had ever heard at the time. My tape copy bit the dust some where around 1988/9.

In 1991 I was at my buds comic bookstore on Staten Island waiting for him or maybe helping out, don't remember, I was thumbing through one of those reSEARCH books and came across some info on how to contact his DIY record compnay SPACE AND TIME

Released originally on Enigma Records circa 1984



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Sorry no track list...but the files are tracked and sequence (just too many somgs to type right now)

ALso contains a radio interview from around that time at some San Fran radio station. He does some poetry.

THIS IS IN FLAC

I recommend this! I got some of this Trubee stuff a long time ago for JSH in this very forum, and it is quite entertaining. Weird, but entertaining. It's the sonic equivalent of Folk Art!