Venegoni & Co. - Live Cinema Teatro Anteo, Milano (1979, 2xCD, Italy) SDB

Live Cinema Teatro Anteo, Milano 1979

CD1

01. Calypso Minestrone

02. Mezzogiorno / Balòn

03. Band presentation

04. Unknown

05. Sarabanda

CD2

06. Coesione

Musicians

Gigi Venegoni - chitarra

Silvano Borgatta - tastiere

Paolo Franchini - basso

Luigi Colarullo - batteria

Marco Astarita - percussioni, aggeggi, voce

Bonus Tracks

Tributo agli Area - Venegoni Quartet e Patrizio Fariselli

Magazzino di Gilgamesh, Torino, 5 febbraio 2010

07. Gioia e rivoluzione

08. L'elefante bianco

09. Luglio, agosto, settembre (nero)

Musicians

Patrizio Fariselli - pianoforte

Gigi Venegoni - chitarra

Piero Mortara - tastiere

Mauro Battisti - basso

Alessandro Minetto - batteria

CD1 | CD2

Delivery - BBC Sunday Concert ’70

Carol Grimes – vocals

Phil Miller – guitar

Steve Miller – piano

Roy Babbington – bass

Pip Pyle – drums

1. Is It Really The Same? *

2. Miserable Man **

3. Why I Sing The Blues

4. Blind To Your Light *

5. We Were Satisfied

6. Fools Meeting

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* bonus tracks on the Cuneiform reissue of “Fools Meeting”

** Japan only CD bonus track

Note by Phil Miller

Thanks to Joerg Reinicke for this recording of Delivery from 3rd December 1970 and probably recorded at the BBC Paris Theatre.

This is a fascinating glimpse of Phil’s early blues based stylings. He sounds almost Claptonesque in places and I’m pretty certain he is playing his Gibson SG special. I’m not certain of the amp. I think Phil owned a Vox AC30 around this time but this sounds like it could have been a Hi-Watt with 4 x 12 cab. If anyone knows for sure we would be delighted to hear from you. 

All in all, This is a very nice snapshot of the early progressive roots when psychedelia was beginning to subvert traditional blue structures. There’s also more than a taste of Haight-Ashbury here.

Listen to how fresh this sounds forty eight years on and how radical Phil was at his young age. Never playing stock licks and always a unique and individual viewpoint regardless of context. Pip is also revealed as highly developed. His crisp but fierce poly-rhythmic approach is unmistakable to anyone familiar with his later work. It just goes to show how musicians of this intrepid ilk may progress but there is an essential core to their spirit and attitude that is as solid as their bone structure. Listening back now you can hear how it was the sheer attitude and openness of the musicians that sowed the seeds for what was to come.

Delivery - Brighton, UK (1972-09-29)

 

1972-09-29 - Brighton, UK - Dome - aud (40m)

Steve Miller, Phil Miller, Richard Sinclair, Pip Pyle + Didier Malherbe

Tracklist:

1) One For You (5:37)

2) Big Jobs (3:01)

3) Waterloo Lily (3:23)

4) Rifferama (3:53)

5) Fol De Rol (5:26)

6) Finesse Is For Fairies (2:41)

7) All Day Forever (4:07)

8) Nan's True Hole (5:22)

9) Shaving Is Boring (6:47)

10) God Song (0:21) *(cut)

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Source: audience cassette.

[Delivery-Dome, Brighton September 29, 1972] Torrent on Dime by Alexio1.

Trader's little helper detects lossy source.

Show listed on Calyx website (Didier Malherbe guest).

Front artwork incorrectly mentions Carol Grimes

Frank Zappa - Pritchard Gymnasium, SUNY, Stony Brook, NY December 1, 1973

Early show (86 min)

soundcheck intro
Pygmy Twylyte
The Idiot Bastard Son
Cheepnis
Penguin In Bondage
T'Mershi Duween
Dog Meat
RDNZL
Village Of The Sun
Echidna's Arf
Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?
I'm The Slime
Big Swifty (incl. Nowhere riff)
Inca Roads
Chunga's Revenge
Mr Green Genes

Late show (62 min)

Babbette
What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body?
Cosmik Debris
Montana
improvisations
Dupree's Paradise
Echidna's Arf
Dickie's Such An Asshole

the show

National Health - Live in Breda, Netherlands (28/04/1979)

1. National Health live in Breda (1:42.47)

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Hatfield and the North – Live at Surrey University in Guildford, UK (1974)

 

Thanks to Joerg Reinicke for this recording of Hatfield and the North at Surrey University in Guildford on the 9th of November 1974.

This is a fairly ambient room mic recording, a spirited and lively performance but a little bass light. Some incredible blowing and re-arrangements here proving how fluid The Hatfields could be live.

Dave Stewart – keyboards

Phil Miller – guitar

Richard Sinclair – bass, vocals

Pip Pyle – drums

Note: The opening acts were Kevin Coyne & Coxhill / Miller

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Magma - L'Olympia Paris France (1980)

 

 Magma

1980-06-10
L'Olympia
Paris, France

d1t1 Kobaia (10:26)
d1t2 Band Intros (2:46)
d1t3 Ki Iahl O Liahk (10:23)
d1t4 "Iss" Lansei Doia (10:59)
d1t5 Kohntarkosz part 1 (10:19)
d1t6 Kohntarkosz part 2 (21:36)

d2t1 Theusz Hamtaahk part 1 (23:53)
d2t2 Theusz Hamtaahk part 2 (9:12)
d2t3 Retrovision (18:18)
d2t4 Hhai (14:08)

d3t1 Zess (34:50)
d3t2 Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh (43:00)

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Rick Wakeman - Boston Music Hall (1974)

 Rick Wakeman
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
October 5, 1974

Disc One:
1: Horizon
2: Symphony 1 D Minor
Opus 13 (Rachinaninow)
3: Catherine Parr
4: Catherine Howard
5: Ann Boleyn
6: Something Completely Different

Disc Two:
1: Journey/Recollection
2: Battle/Forest
3: And Maybe Something Else
Completely Different

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Magma - Tsutaya O-East, Tokyo, Japan (2015-06-05)

Magma

2015-06-05

Tsutaya O-East, Tokyo, Japan

Disc 1

1. (intro)

2. Kohntarkosz

3. Slag Tanz

Disc 2

1. (intro)

2. M.D.K.

Encore:

3. Zombies

Stella Vander (vo)

Isabelle Feuillebois (vo)

Herve Aknin (vo)

Benoit Alziary (vib)

James Mac Gaw (g)

Jeremie Ternoy (pf)

Philippe Bussonnet (b)

Christian Vander (dr, vo)

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Steve Hillage - Free Concert, Hyde Park, London, England (September 18, 1976)

 

Steve Hillage

Free Concert

Hyde Park

London,England

September 18, 1976

SBD

I just picked up this Hillage cd at a local record shop while I was meeting a college buddy who was dropping his son off at university and no it wasn't on the back of a turnip truck. Don't we get old fast. So from college days and record shops to youse guys.

SO the lineage goes silver back & EAV & traders little helper & upload & you...

It's a nice Hillage show,albeit short, but it's live Hillage!!! It sounds like the recording is from the mixing desk as there is separation and the sound moves around so stereo.Oh the Hillage yelling at people to stop fighting is in the Solar Music Suite..

Track list:

1.Hurdy Gurdy Man 6.46

2.Hurdy Gurdy Glissando 12.03

3.Solar Music Suite 19.37

4.All Too Much 9.19

Personnel:

Steve Hillage ( guitar )

Clive Bunker (drums)

Colin Bass (bass)

Christian Boule (guitar)

Phil Hodges (keyboards)

Basil Brooks (synthesiser)

Miquette Giraudy (synthesiser, vocals)

I found the below on a site called "eFestivals.co.uk"...

"A real biggie, and the last concert held in the park for many years. Supposedly 200,000 turned up, mostly to see Queen, whose stock had been rising rapidly , they were well on the way to becoming superstars. Apparently Richard Branson of Virgin records was instrumental in organising the show although the headliners were restricted to an 80 min set due to a curfew. Police threatened to bang up Freddie in the cells if the band came back on after the allotted tiem, thus no encores."

Jeremy Smith writes

This was a really great day out and well organised.

I don't remember much about the music except Supercharge - they were pretty bland and unfunny

Kiki Dee - she had just had this hit with Elton John and she played it but I don't remember much else.

Steve Hillage - I was really into him at the time and thought he played really well. It would have been most of the hippy stuff from fish rising. Queen - OK can't remember much - they were not as good as when I first saw then in 72/73 when they were just starting - I'm sure we had a good sing along.

Anyway one bit I do remember well was that there was a fight during Steve Hillage. He stopped playing and made some speech about how people should be peaceful etc and use positive energies or some hippie bullshit. Of course this didn't work so he yelled out - really loudly - STOP FUCKING

FIGHTING. Jeremy

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Van Der Graaf Generator ‎– BBC In Concert - 23rd September 1971

VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR

BBC In Concert

23 September 1971

(broadcast 5 October 1971)

Track List:
1. Man-Erg
2. W
3. Killer
4. Theme One
5. Dambusters March

 

Source: The first 3 tracks are taken from an original radio show LP even if they may have been recorded onto tape first, as suggested by the sound quality features, so the lineage could be: original radio show LP>tape>cd. The last 2 tracks come clearly from an off-radio broadcast recording and are obviously not as good as the first 3 but stll very good.

Lineage: 1-3 'VdGG On The Air' (shn files) ; 4-5 Pilgrimage 13 (remastered by calayx1)

Editing Information:

- Original source of P13 tracks was 'Radio & TV/1968-1977' CDr

- Goldwave 5.10 pop/click function to remove some clicks.

- Boosted volume in both channels (more so in LH) on tracks 1-3 to bring volume up to levels on 4-5 and patched in applause at the end of Man-Erg

- Removed silence at end of OTA tracks with cross-fades

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