Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Disturbed - 2006-08-04 - Tweeter Center at the Waterfront (Camden, NJ)


1. Guarded
2. Liberate
3. Fear
4. Remember
5. Just Stop
6. Stupify
7. Deify
8. Prayer
9. Voices
10. Land of Confusion
11. Believe
12. Stricken
13. Down with the Sickness

RAPIDSHARE LINK: http://rapidshare.com/files/2217458/dist080406nj.rar.html

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Trent Reznor pre-NIN - Option 30 1. Ice House
2. Edinboro radio interview
3. Time & Chance
4. Interview
5. Abomination
6. Interview
7. Der Kommissar
8. Interview
9. Lies
10. Interview
11. Just Out Enough To Be In
12. Equal Rights
13. Old Habits Die Hard
14. Interview
15. Pandora's Box

UPLOADING LINK: http://www.uploading.com/files/VL1FZR76/o30.rar.html

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Black Label Society - 2006-10-27 - Hampton Beach Casino, NH Disc One
1. Intro/New Religion
2. Forever Down
3. Been a Long Time
4. The Beginning at Last
5. Suffering Overdue/Iron Man Diddy
6. Funeral Bell
7. Bleed For Me/Intro to Suicide Messiah
8. Suicide Messiah

Disc Two
1. Band Intro
2. Spoke in the Wheel
3. The Last Goodbye
4. In This River
5. Fire It Up/Guitar Solo/Black Mass Reverends
6. Concrete Jungle/Intro to Stillborn
7. Stillborn/Outro

RAPIDSHARE LINKS:
Disc One: http://rapidshare.com/files/4196924/blsnh1.rar
Disc Two: http://rapidshare.com/files/4197578/blsnh2.rar

[Dzone]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Nice...I like Yesme already
Lots of good stuff some oldy but gooldy indeed.

Thanks Yesme

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Jimi Hendrix - Woke up This Morning and Found Myself Dead



This CD contains a recording Jimi himself made of a jam at the Scene in NYC in early March (the 7th?) of 1968. This release features an incredibly drunk, filthy mouthed Jim Morrison! He is there shouting vulgar things while Jimi tries to play. Hendrix is tearing shit up on Bleeding Heart when Morrison grabs the microphone and begins rambling "all night long. I've got a lovely woman... sing my song.." This is followed by a low moan "bbbwwwwaaaaaa." Soon Morrison breaks into a bizarre tirade ... "suck my ass baby ... fuck me all night long!"

Hendrix then begins tearing through "Morrison's Lament," with Jim singing to an angry sounding crowd. "Fuck her in the ass! fuck her in the favorite!" When Morrison begins drifting away from the mic Hendrix politely, and with a laugh, explains to Jim - "sing in that on right there. That's the recording mic." Morrison follows his directions and belts out - "Fuck her in the asshole ... fuck my little woman ... in her little pussy ... little suck ass ... cunt ... little asshole ... fuck you in the ass, my little suck ass cunt." The band continued to play behind him, and Hendrix can be heard on the tape announcing Morrison's presence and offering him a better microphone.

There are questions as to the rest of the line-up. Buddy Miles was there and participated a little in the jam but there was also another drummer on hand. (Buddy's attendance is debatable. I asked him myself, and he said it was him, but what else is he going to say after 30years!), Johnny Winters is advertised to have been there as well, but although he was friends with Jimi and worked with him from time to time, Johnny was in Texas at the time this jam took place. Anyway, Every single person on stage was so drunk or so high... How could they remember?? Hendrix could care less as he works away in a frenzy. A really bizarre recording! One part Hendrix at his raw best - one part insulting drunk debauchery.
Voted as the worst Hendrix boot to own in some discographies... but it is a cool album. This record has been bootlegged so many times that the Hendrix Foundation says that it's the most bootlegged record of Jimi Hendrix and should be in the Guinness book!



Randy Z. Drums
Jim Morrison Harmonica, filthy mouth
Jimi Hendrix Guitar, Vocals, Engineer, Main Performer
Randy Jo Hobbs Sax (Baritone)
Buddy Miles Drums
Johnny Winter Guitar (Rhythm)



1 Red House (10:56)
2 Woke up This Morning and Found Myself Dead (8:01)
3 Bleeding Heart (12:25)
4 Morrison's Lament (5:14)
5 Tomorrow Never Knows (3:2
6 Uranus Rock (3:06)
7 Outside Woman Blues (8:04)
8 Sunshine of Your Love (2:15)


http://lix.in/d136d5

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

John Bonham - "In Through the Out Door" session Outtakes John "Bonzo" Bonham, was - for those who did not know - the drummer of the English rock band Led Zeppelin. He was renowned for his power, speed and "feel" for the groove.

During Led Zeppelin's first tour of the United States in December 1968, Bonham became friends with Vanilla Fudge drummer Carmine Appice. Appice introduced him to Ludwig drums, which he then used for the rest of his career. Bonham used the longest and heaviest sticks available, which he referred to as "trees".

His hard hitting style was displayed to great effect on many Led Zeppelin songs, including "Immigrant Song" (Led Zeppelin III), "When the Levee Breaks" (Led Zeppelin IV / ), "Kashmir" (Physical Graffiti), "The Ocean" (Houses of the Holy), and "Achilles Last Stand" (Presence). The studio recording of "Misty Mountain Hop" perfectly captures his keen sense of dynamics this is similarly exhibited by his precise drumming on "No Quarter."

On several cuts from later albums, Bonham rather adeptly handled funk and Latin-influenced drumming. Songs like "Royal Orleans" and "Fool in the Rain" are good examples, the latter displaying great skill with a New Orleans shuffle and a samba rhythm.

His drum solos, first "Pat's Delight" and then later "Moby Dick" and finally "Over the Top", would often last for half-an-hour and regularly featured his use of bare hands to achieve different sound effects. In Led Zeppelin tours after 1969, Bonham would expand his basic kit to include congas, orchestral timpani, and a symphonic gong. Bonham is also credited (by the Dallas Times Herald) with the first in-concert use of electronic timpani drum synthesisers (most likely made by Syndrum) during a performance of the song "Kashmir" in Dallas, Texas in 1977.

Many modern rappers would later heavily sample his drumming and incorporate it into their composition, such as the Beastie Boys, who sampled "The Ocean" and "When the Levee Breaks".

Here are 23 mp3 files of pieces of the late great John Bonham's drum tracks.


http://lix.in/baed2c

[Huggie Smiles]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

have had some connection issues, so what a find on my come back trail!

nice, thanks yes/me

see you on the otherside.

[xcomveteran]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Big thanks for uploading those Depeche Mode concerts

[lilsensa]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

I think this is a great idea!!! All of these are classics

[AntonyM]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Great stuff here
Time well spent

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Tenacious D Live at The Web Theater on 21-10-01


http://www.archive.org/download/tend2001-10-21.shnf/tend2001-10-21.shnf_64kb_mp3.zip

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Fugazi - Live @ Crystal Ballroom, Portland 1999 http://m35a610cr8lwf273ccs.usercash.com/

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

New Order Live @ Blossom Music Centre, Cleveland 05-07-1989 http://members.madasafish.com/~29anne/

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Bob Marley Live @ KSAN Studios 1973 http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0KKLP4N5

[yesme]

Re: Non E.D.M. (rock, alternative,regae, etc.....)

Janis Joplin - Live @ winterland (part 1)
http://rapidshare.com/files/9072030/janjowq113.part1.rar.html

Janis Joplin - Live @ winterland (part 2)
http://rapidshare.com/files/9072369/janjowq113.part2.rar.html