sexta-feira, 29 de janeiro de 2010

XYZ (Ex Yes/Zeppelin): After The Crash. New Pipers, Virginia Water, Surrey, UK 1981. (STU/Soundboard :: 320 kbps)



XYZ (Ex Yes/Zeppelin) - After The Crash. (Midas Touch 72911)
Recorded Live at New Pipers, Virginia Water, Surrey, UK - Unknown date, 1981.
STU/Soundboard -> Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

01. Instrumental 1 (Studio Demo 81 XYZ)
02. Instrumental 2 (Studio Demo 81 XYZ)
03. Untitled 1 (Studio Demo 81 XYZ)
04. Untitled 2 (Studio Demo 81 XYZ)
05. Easily Lead (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
06. Pink And Black (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
07. Trouble Your Money (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
08. Hip To Hoo (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
09. Sixes And Sevens (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
10. Hip To Hoo / Doo Doo A Do Do / Trouble Your Money (Shaken & Stirred 1985 Outtake Robert Plant)
11. Rude World (Rough Mix 1 Page / Plant)
12. Rude World (Isolated Tracks Page / Plant)
13. Rude World (Rough Mix 2 Page / Plant)

Personnel: Jimmy Page :: Chris Squire :: Alan White :: Robert Plant.

Notes: When Page/Plant were going to rehearse together with White/Squire for a new band, the UK music press was ignoring the news. After all, Zep and Yes where regarded then, in the New Wave time of the early eighties, as a dinosaurs from a bygone era. American Creem magazine was much happier, and ran a spread on the new band named XYZ (for Ex-Yes-Zeppelin). The rehearsals went for a week or so (note that already then they have forgotten JPJ phone number) before calling it off. About 15 years or so after, when these recordings first saw thheght of day on this CD - fans were happy to point out the great riff of Mind Drive - surely one of Page's genious riffs? Well... not exactly. Yes Keys to Ascention came out in 1997, and Mind Drive was there to prove that this was a pieace of music that was brought to XYZ by Chris Squire :-). <-(from original info file).





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Jethro Tull - Watchers on the Storm. Congresgebouw, Den Haag (The Hague), Netherlands 1980. (Double CD :: Ex Soundboard :: 320 kbps)



Jethro Tull - Watchers on the Storm. (Flashback 01.93.0201)
Recorded Live at Congresgebouw, Den Haag (The Hague), Netherlands - March 16, 1980.
Excellent Soundboard Recording -> Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

Disc 1
01. Intro
02. Dark Ages
03. Home
04. Orion
05. Dun Ringil
06. Elegy
07. Old Ghosts
08. Somethings On The Move
09. Aqualung
10. Peggys Pub
11. Jack In The Green
12. King Henrys Madrigal Heavy Horses
13. Flute Improv
14. Songs From The Wood

Disc 2
01. Hunting Girl
02. Jams Odonnells Jig
03. Thick As A Brick
04. Too Old To Rock
05. Cross Eyed Mary
06. Minstrel In The Gallery
07. Locomotive Breath
08. The Dambusters March

** StormWatch Tour **

Personnel: Ian Anderson :: Martin Barre :: Dave Pegg :: Mark Craney :: Eddie Jobson.

Notes: Can't say enough about this one!! The quality is the best of any FM source I have knowledge of. This was a great tour with the introduction of Dave Pegg, bringing with him instrumentals and material from "Fairport Convention"--and later other Fairport members would play in the "tull' line up as well/this tour sadly ended an era, as after the tour John Evan, Barriemore Barlow, and David Palmer leave "Jethro Tull"/many people feel that "Jethro Tull" died with the 70's, but I feel many great things have happened, and many talented musicians have stepped up to the bat. <-(Info taken from farmonthehighway.homestead.com/main.html) ----- From the CD boot "WATCHERS ON THE STORM". Originally the boot also included 2 acoustic performance from Ian and Martin on the Howard Stern show (11-14-91 & 11-17-87). Those are not included here. If there is interest I'll seed those later. <-(from original info file).

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