The Love You Take, Is Equal To the Love You Make...

Here's something sent in by Rich.
The famous Beatles rooftop concert.
Needless to say it's excellent.
Real musical history from a legendary band.
http://www.mediafire.com/?1bbkr3ecpz3uzkq

I Caught A Train,I Met A Dame...

Another show sent in by Buckeye.
He posted the links in the chatbox but Posting it here if anybody who missed it wants it.
Pretty good sounding early Zep show.
Features the light and shade Zep were known for.
An interesting listen.
http://www.mediafire.com/?66tbpcgppw7xl2q

I Was Standing In Line With Mr. Jimmy...

Another batch sent in by Rich.
Thanks very much.This time The Rolling Stones.
First up we have a show that goes by the name of "All Meat Music" a very good aud recording from L.A. 1973.
Cool setlist...I love 70's Stones!!
flac
http://depositfiles.com/files/l79emfwo5

Next up The Stones from the 60's.Recording sessions from the studios of a lot of their heroes.
Chess Studios, Chicago.
2120 South Michigan Avenue.
http://depositfiles.com/files/64d0m6cop

And lastly from '69 we find the Stones live in San Diego.
This is a vinyl rip.
Nice sound.
This one goes by the name of "Stoneaged"
http://www.4shared.com/zip/VHwG-gqE/RSSA69.html

Got My First Real Six String...

Fantastic sound on this one.Bryan Adams doing his thing.
Back when he was still Rockin'.
Dunno what he's up to now but he was on his game here.
Doesn't contain the last track on this cd.
Track 12 is Into The Fire & Track 13 is Summer Of '69.
Bootleg covers Eh?!
Everything I Do... was No. 1 in the UK for about a year so we were all a bit fed up with it.
That and Kevin Costner's hair in Robin Hood-Prince Of Thieves!!
http://depositfiles.com/files/so3wevagh
or
http://www.wupload.com/file/2666988282/Milestones.zip

Domo Arigato...

Here's one sent in by Rich.
Thanks man!!
I picked up the covers at Viva Les Bootlegs.
Here's the info Rich sent in.
The Beatles played two shows at Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo on 30th June and 01st July 1966.
The shows can be identified by the following clothing the Beatles wore during their performances.
During the first show, they wore dark charcoal colored jackets with dark red shirts (30th June-'66).
During the first show, Paul makes comments about his microphone just before I'm Down, and in the film the microphone keeps drooping and is insecure.
***[ This Is That Show ]
For the second show, they wore the light colored grey-almost white jackets with the same dark red shirts (01st July-'66).
Both shows were at 6:30 pm.
Both shows were professionally filmed and recorded.
The set list was identical for both shows.
The Beatles give inspired performances, and seem happy and jovial to be in Japan.
The tour began in Germany on 23rd June-'66 with three shows in Germany (23rd, 24th+25th), followed by these two shows in Japan.
On 04th July-'66 they performed in Manila, Philippines and there was huge press controversy.
This was at the height of controversy over John's remarks that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus Christ.
They didn't perform again until the August-'66 USA tour, which was their last.
A great piece of history....
http://www.4shared.com/zip/LLMAhZ8G/BBH66.html
http://www.wupload.com/file/2667216957/BBH66.zip

A Tune Of Thunder...

Atari requested a Tony Martin era Sabbath show.
This is a radio broadcast from Manchester,England 1989.
It's excellent.
That boy can wail.
Featuring Tony Iommi,Tony Martin,Cozy Powell,Neil Murray and Geoff Nichols.
Managed to find the original covers as well.

http://www.wupload.com/file/2666988277/Death_Called.zip

Welcome To Rock City...

A nice little set from Krokus.
Recent radio broadcast from BBC 6 music.But!!...It's originally a Friday Rock Show session from way back in 1980.
Often derided as AC/DC copyists they did some pretty good stuff.
One Vice At A Time being my personal fav.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c49a08e/n/In_Session.zip

Klassik Kerrang!!

Kerrang No. 10 Feb - Mar 1982

Here Comes Trouble...

The Bad Company posts continue thanks to Buckeye.
This time we're in 1992 and another FM broadcast.
This time from the Here Comes Trouble era.
I believe this was the last album of the Brian Howe period.So a few tracks from the album are played and it wouldn't be a Bad Co. show without some of the classics.
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c3c4cd5/n/Electric_Ladyland_92.zip

We're Gonna Play Some Pool,Skip Some School,Act Real Cool...

It's Boss time.
Regarded as one of the best Springsteen boots out there (and there's a lot).
One of those you wish you were at.
Or had a time machine!
Sent in by Buckeye.Cheerz mate.
Check covers for all the info.
A three disc set, this'll keep you occupied for a while

Disc 1
http://www.mediafire.com/?86gtowl85twx87e
Disc 2
http://www.mediafire.com/?10zg13s4toill0s
Disc 3
http://www.mediafire.com/?x05jw95qp9v945a

Rock Rock 'til You Drop...

Tape Rip - Check
Provided by Beastie (cheerz) - Check
A Friday Rock Show Broadcast - Check.
All Right then let's go.
Early Def Leppard, woo these guys were on fire back then.
You forget how young and how tight as a band they were.
Excellent playing, no wonder there was a big buzz about them back then.
I wonder if they ever got any real success...lol.
This also contains my favourite song intro.
"This is all about a strange lady,it's called lady strange"
Genius!!!
http://www.4shared.com/zip/GXUuD9tg/Del_Leppard_Reading.html

Big Hair,Big Chorus...

Tape Rip.
Bon Jovi supporting Kiss on their Animalize tour back in 1984.
I saw them on that tour at the Edinburgh Playhouse.
Fresh faced Americans playing some fine Melodic Rock,good times.
I've got a soft spot for the 1st album, maybe because I bought it when it came out.
I still give it a spin occasionally.
The second album was a little disappointing,some of the songs weren't that great and the production let it down a bit.
In fact I'll need to look it out and give it another spin.It's been a while!
Another tape provided by Beastie (thanks big man) and another Friday Rock Show broadcast.

http://www.4shared.com/zip/u3PfiTab/Ipswich.html

Teutonic Titans...

Another tape rip from a Friday Rock Show Broadcast.
Once again thanks to BEASTIE for providing the tape.
A good companion piece to the Ozzy show from the same bill.
Bang Your Head!!
http://depositfiles.com/files/ry5du1txg

Walkin' Down This Rocky Road...

Well G-Atari was looking for some Bad Co. shows without Paul Rodgers and Buckeye has provided them.
Here's the first.
An FM broadcast from L.A. December 1991.
Sounds good...just like Bucky said it would!!
Note-I took down the other Bad Co post.(Six Gun Sound)It was pointed out it was the same show as this one.
Thanks to whoever it was that left the comment.
http://www.mediafire.com/?kgczenckzsuvca8