A good recording, from an unknown source, but probably audience. This is the third earliest known live recording of the band (the earlier gigs are St Albans on 28th January 1976 and the Nashville Rooms on 3rd April).

01 Did You no Wrong
02 No Lip
03 Seventeen
04 Stepping Stone
05 No Feelings
06 New York
07 No Fun
08 Submission
09 Substitute
10 Problems
11 Satellite
12 Pretty Vacant

Source: Probable Audience
Quality: Good
Encoding: 192kbps mp3
File size: 58Mb

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Good sounding audience recording of the Pistols' on their final UK tour. There were just two shows after this (Cromer on the 24th and Huddersfield on Christmas Day - see earlier posts for these shows) Given the primitive cassette recorder with which this would have been taped (and the number of generations of tape it must have been through over the years), it's really very listenable, and a much better recording than the one of the same show which appeared on the "Where Were You in 77?" bootleg LP.

01 God Save the Queen
02 I Wanna be Me
03 Seventeen
04 New York
05 EMI
06 Bodies
07 Belsen Was a Gas
08 Holidays in the Sun
09 No Feelings
10 Problems
11 Pretty Vacant
12 Anarchy in the UK
13 No Fun
14 Submission
15 Liar

Source: Audience
Quality: Good
Encoding: 192kbps mp3
File size: 79Mb

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Excellent FM radio broadcast, made a few months after the release of the band's second album "The First Born is Dead" and including songs from that and debut release "From Her to Eternity." This set also includes a cover of Screaming Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You" and "Sad Dark Eyes," a song by mid-60s Australian band The Loved Ones which was only played by the Bad Seeds during 1985, though Cave had performed it a few years before while in The Birthday Party.

01 Well of Misery
02 Sad Dark Eyes
03 Blind Lemon Jefferson
04 Wanted Man
05 Little Girl Tree
06 Knockin' on Joe
07 Train Long Suffering
08 St Huck
09 I Put a Spell on You

Source: FM radio broacast
Quality: Excellent
Encoding: 192kbps mp3
File size: 82Mb

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Compilation of TV/radio broadcasts of The Jam, the centrepiece of which is the band's 1980 appearance at the Pink pop Festival at Geleen in Holland. The sound quality is, generally, excellent.

Electric Circus, London, Aug 1977
01 In The City
02 Bricks & Mortar

“Something Else” TV show, Manchester, 1979
03 Eton Rifles
04 When You’re Young

Pink Pop Festival, Geleen, Holland, 26.5.1980
05 Thick as Thieves
06 Saturday’s Kids
07 To be Someone
08 Burning Sky
09 Going Underground
10 Mr Clean
11 Private Hell
12 Smithers-Jones
13 Little Boy Soldiers
14 But I’m Different Now
15 Eton Rifles
16 Down in the Tube Station at Midnight
17 The Modern World
18 A Bomb in Wardour Street
19 All Mod Cons
20 David Watts

Friday Night Live, 1980
21 Start
22 Private Hell

Tomorrow Show, New York, 27.5.1981
23 Pretty Green
24 Funeral Pyre

Source: Radio/TV broadcasts
Quality: Excellent
Encoding: 192kbps mp3
File size: 99Mb

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Excellent soundboard recording of The Sisters of Mercy touring their debut album "First and Last and Always." The original line-up was at the peak of its success at this point - later that year the group would splinter.

01 First and Last and Always
02 Body And Soul
03 Marian
04 No Time to Cry
05 Walk Away
06 Possession
07 Emma
08 Amphetamine Logic
09 A Rock and a Hard Place
10 Floorshow
11 Alice
12 Fix
13 Knocking On Heaven’s Door
14 Ghost-Rider/Louie-Louie

Source: Soundboard
Quality: Excellent
Encoding: 192kbps mp3
File size: 96Mb

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