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Post by bowiglou on May 20, 2008 12:24:55 GMT -5
that is definitely the songlist from the 1983 Serious Moonlight tour...I saw Bowie four times that year!!! i think that kool or ryo (or possibly the 'lou live in italy' rocky sent me) had sent/posted links via sendspace...so i musta signed on to that, otherwise i don't think i've 'signed onto'(aka registered) any other dl websites. rapidshare sucks if simply for their non-premium 1 and a ½ to 2 hour waiting in between downloads...which of course IS a nice little marketing stratagem for capturing someone who wants a 5 or 7 part download, like NOW. but fuck them. i'll wait. still i'm asterisk-ing the sites that largely use non-rapidshare means-of-distribution, but rapidshare still seems to have HUGE chunk of the market UNfortunately....but why DO they cut up a 90 to 160 minute performance into like 7 fucking pieces/downloads in so many cases? here's a can't miss bootleg i'm working on now: slikstricks.blogspot.com/search/label/Stevie%20Ray%20Vaughan
'Dallas Moonlight'
Excellent Sound. Includes covers and the full story of
the short lived Bowie/SRV relationship as told by
David in 2001.
“In fact there is a bootleg out there somewhere
containing one days playing, a gem for those that can
find it.” David Bowie
You have found it. I'm glad I did.
Vol 1
1. Star
2. Heroes
3. What in the World
4. Look Back in Anger
5. Joe the Lion
6. Wild is the Wind
7. Golden Years
8. Fashion
9. Let’s Dance
10. Red Sails
11. Breaking Glass
12. Life on Mars
13. Sorrow
14. Cat People
15. China Girl
16. Scary Monsters
17. Rebel, Rebel
18. I Can’t Explain
19. White Light, White Heat
Vol 2
1. Station to Station
2. Cracked Actor
3. Ashes to Ashes
4. Space Oddity
5. Young Americans
6. Soul Love
7. Hang onto Yourself
8. Fame
9. TVC15
10 Stay
11 Jean Genie
12 Modern Love
rapidshare.com/files/50437622/Vol._I_part1.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50442693/Vol._I_part2.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50447368/Vol._II_part1.rar
rapidshare.com/files/50450223/Vol._II_part2.rar
omG! stevie ray playing on station to station?? i could wear that megaupload doesn't require any registration though, not like these pain in the asses.... |
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Post by RocDoc on May 20, 2008 17:02:07 GMT -5
oh man, is this thing wonderful...on a lot of different levels.
great sound and you've got bowie doing very serious run-throughs of those songs (and it sounds like) without any audience whatsoever, but a RAWKIN' band with a pretty big # of personnel, horn sections backup singers n'shit.
and srv is essentially a role-playing sideman, tho ya know it's him.
tho i still haven't listened to the 7+ minute station to station...side 2's for the car on the ride home today.
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Post by maarts on May 21, 2008 4:32:07 GMT -5
Now downloading part 2...will have a listen over the weekend!
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Post by RocDoc on May 21, 2008 15:33:52 GMT -5
see bow?
maart's ain't a-scared of it!
go ahead, take a bite of that apple...heh-heh-hehhh...
;D
...and srv really gets 'let off of his chain' on gene jeanie here. whoa.
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Post by bowiglou on May 21, 2008 17:09:15 GMT -5
 see bow? maart's ain't a-scared of it! go ahead, take a bite of that apple...heh-heh-hehhh... ;D ...and srv really gets 'let off of his chain' on gene jeanie here. whoa.
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Post by RocDoc on May 21, 2008 17:29:13 GMT -5
in an eddie haskell voice:
whatsa matter Beav?
ya chicken?
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Post by bowiglou on May 21, 2008 18:25:59 GMT -5
or to quote the sage Beaver: "golly Wally, I'd rather croak then kiss a girl"!! hey RN, just downloaded the Editors-Back Room...they are compared frequently to Interpol/Joy Division/Echo and the Bunnymen......whether that is justified or not it is quite good......... in an eddie haskell voice:whatsa matter Beav? ya chicken? |
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Post by bowiglou on May 21, 2008 21:28:14 GMT -5
OK, last time I bring this up, but one last question....so I"ve become incredibly enamored with the various and sundry blogs some of you have introduced me to..........so now, to allay my conscience/fear, I have a couple of questions:
(1) unequivocally, these blogs are not unlike Napster/Kazaa, etc and the other file sharing platforms.....so can we all agree that they are still manifestations of copyright infringement?
(2) Today I had a discussion with a colleague who is a lawyer and he recently represented a client who had quite a few songs on their hard-drive and also had them all available for uploading......not sure which of the file sharing communities this individual belonged to, but her ISP gave her up and she settled for $1,750...........
so, my question to you all: how under the radar do you think these blogs are from the watchful eye of the RIAA?.........from what the lawyer said today, these blogs serve the same type of function as the Kazaa-lites' of the world and users of such would not be immune from prosecution...........if they were subpoened then they would be required to give up those who have accessed music via these blogs..
........so besides my moral compass marginally gone awry if this is truly copyright infringement, on a more selfish scale, do any of you fear the RIAA?...or do you think there are so many blogs that this just wont' happen?
....just curious!!!!
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Post by phil on May 22, 2008 6:29:36 GMT -5
Bow ~ As long as you don't keep music *gleaned* from the internet on your computer and make it available to share via a P2P site, you should be fine ... I think !  ! |
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Post by RocDoc on May 22, 2008 13:50:04 GMT -5
i move it off via .rar-to-mp3-to-.wav-to-cd conversion (or flac-to-.wav) and then accumulate enough .rar's to fill 4.7 gigabytes on a dvd and save that sort of 'work' off-site.
it may or may not be 'safe' i dunno...
$1750, eh?
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Post by bowiglou on May 22, 2008 14:43:07 GMT -5
I had the same thought Phil Bow ~ As long as you don't keep music *gleaned* from the internet on your computer and make it available to share via a P2P site, you should be fine ... I think ! ! |
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Post by bowiglou on May 22, 2008 14:44:35 GMT -5
RN..I do the same....I download the .rar or .zip file, then save it to CD and then delete from the harddrive..but the lawyer said it didn't matter what is or is not on your harddrive...rather, the attorneys subpoena the IPS and they get a history of what you downloaded..................... i move it off via .rar-to-mp3-to-.wav-to-cd conversion (or flac-to-.wav) and then accumulate enough .rar's to fill 4.7 gigabytes on a dvd and save that sort of 'work' off-site. it may or may not be 'safe' i dunno... $1750, eh? |
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Post by Ayinger on May 22, 2008 20:25:51 GMT -5
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Post by RocDoc on Jul 8, 2009 0:23:21 GMT -5
whoa!
martes 23 de junio de 2009
Steve Hackett Live Archives Series - CD 1 - Hammersmith Odeon
1. Intro (2:00)
2. Please Don’t Touch (5:46)
3. Tigermoth (3:37)
4. Every Day (7:29)
5. Narnia (4:36)
6. The Red Flower of Tai Chi (4:03)
7. Ace Of Wands (7:23)
8. Carry On Up The Vicarage (3:33)
9. Etude in A min (0:37)
10. Blood On The Rooftops (0:18)
11. Horizons (1:58)
12. Kim (2:36)
13. The Optigan (1:29)
14. A Tower Struck Down (3:30)
15. Spectral Mornings (6:57)
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CD 2 - Hammersmith Odeon - London
1. Introductions (1:07)
2. Star Of Sirius (10:16)
3. Shadow Of The Hierophant (9:35)
4. Clocks (7:18)
5. I Know What I Like (8:50)
6. Wardrobe Boogie (5:02)
7. Racing In A (10:15)
8. Racing In A Coda (2:06)
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CD 3 - Castel Sant' Angelo - Rome
1. The Air Conditioned Nightmare (5:00)
2. Jacuzzi (5:04)
3. Funny Feeling (5:07)
4. Ace Of Wands (7:47)
5. Picture Postcard (5:18)
6. The Steppes (6:50)
7. Every Day (6:28)
8. Overnight Sleeper (4:28)
9. Hope I Don’t Wake (4:25)
10. Slogans (5:18)
11. A Tower Struck Down (3:26)
12. Spectral Mornings (5:39)
13. The Show (3:52)
14. Clocks (6:08)
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CD 4 - The Grand Theatre - London
1. Medley: Myopia / Los Endos / Imagining / Ace Of Wands / Hackett to Pieces (4:46)
2. Vampyre With A Healthy Apptite (6:13)
3. Sierra Quemada (4:20)
4. Take These Pearls (4:56)
5. In The Heart Of The City (5:32)
6. Walking Away From Rainbows (3:38)
7. There Are Many Sides To The Night (5:20)
8. Kim (2:25)
9. Dark As the Grave (5:26)
10. Always Somewhere Else (6:17)
11. Lost In Your Eyes (5:02)
12. Medley: Spectral Mornings / Firth of Fifth /Clocks (8:13)
13. Cinema Paradiso (3:16)
14. In That Quiet Earth (5:20)
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Extra CD 5 - Newcastle City Hall - & Hammersmith Odeon London
1. Please Don't Touch (7:53)
2. Tigermoth (3:41)
3. Every Day (7:26)
4. The Steppes (5:52)
5. Narnia (4:10)
6. The Red Flower of Tai Chi(3:02)
7. Sentimental Institution (2:38)
8. Star Of Sirius (9:39)
9. Spectral Mornings (6:42)
10. Clocks (5:29)
11. Ace Of Wands (5:05)
12. Hands Of The Priestess (6:04)
13. Racing In A (7:51)
Musicos: - Steve Hackett / guitars, harmonica and vocals
- John Hackett / flutes, guitars and bass pedals
- Dick Cadbury / bass and vocals
- John Shearer / drums
- Pete Hicks / vocals
- Nick Magnus / keyboards
- Chas Cronk / bass and vocals
- Ian Mosely / drums
- Julian Colbeck / keyboards
- Doug Sinclair / bass and vocals
- Hugo Degenhardt / drums and vocals
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i just ran into this again tonight, but i've saved this so far from the LAST time i ran into it.
it's unlistened to, on a disc with a buncha other rars...but it reminds me that i need to hear this.
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Post by JACkory on Jul 8, 2009 10:54:35 GMT -5
That's a lot of fuckin' Steve Hackett. I, personally, feel that "Spectral Mornings" and "Please Don't Touch" are just about all the Hackett anyone needs outside of his work with Genesis.
Old conversation of the .rars and music blogs, but I would like to make the point that any "moral issues" that dling may present should be viewed on a case by case scale. Impossible to do, I know...but as for me, seeing as how I've already spent 47 years spending money on music and looking at the prospect of not being able to do that anymore, these posts are fundamental in getting music to me...music that I would hope the artist would WANT to be heard. A good chunk of what I download are albums I used to have but had to sell at some point, so I figure I've already paid for that music. Then there are the out-of-print albums that generate no money whatsoever for manufacturer, distributor, retail or artist anyway, so I see absolutely no point in arguing that these dls are biting into anyone's livelihood. And, of course, there's the old claim that offering music for free on the Internet leads to cd sales when people are introduced to a band that really resonates with them. The old exposure models are outdated. There's a LOT more music commercially available than ever before...If hearing a song on a music blog inspires someone to go out and buy an artist's full catalog (and no doubt that happens more than the nay-sayers would like to admit), well where's the problem?
The RIAA can come and get me. Surely they have bigger eggs to fry, though.
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