David Bowie - 1996-06-25 - Toulon, France (SBD)

David Bowie

1996-06-25

The La Zenith

Toulon, France

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Intro

02. The Motel

03. Look Back In Anger

04. Scary Monsters

05. Strangers When We Meet

06. The Heart's Filthy Lesson

07. Outside

08. Aladdin Sane

09. Andy Warhol

10. The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction

11. The Man Who Sold The World

12. A Small Plot Of Land

13. Telling Lies

14. Hallo Spaceboy

15. Breaking Glass

CD 2:

01. Baby Universal

02. Jump (They Say)

03. Lust For Life

04. Under Pressure

05. Heroes

06. White Light White Heat

07. Moonage Daydream

08. All The Young Dudes

Bonus Tracks

1996-07-07

The Eurokennes Festival

Belfont, France

09. Telling Lies

10. Jump (They Say)

11. Under Pressure

12. Heroes

13. Strangers When We Meet

14. Moonage Daydream

15. White Light White Heat

16. All The Young Dudes  

David Bowie - 1996-06-25 - Toulon, France (SBD) 

On June 4, 1996, David Bowie launched the Outside Summer Festivals Tour at the famed Budokan Hall in Tokyo. The tour was in support of the album Outside, which had been released in late 1995 and marked the first time Bowie had worked with Brian Eno since the 1970s. The tour would run until July 21 and encompass 27 shows in Asia and Europe. This soundboard recording captures Bowie in France on June 25, 1996, 15 years ago today.

Graham Parker - 1979-06-24 - Seattle, WA (FM)

Graham Parker 

& the Rumour

1979-06-24

Paramount N.W. Theatre,

Seattle WA

KISW-FM broadcas

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. KISW Intro

02. Discovering Japan

03. Local Girls

04. Soul On Ice

05. Don't Get Excited

06. Back To School Days

07. Howling Wind

08. Heat Treatment

09. Stick To Me

10. Mercury Poisoning

11. You Can't Be Too Strong

12. Passion Is No Ordinary Word

13. Clear Head

14. (Hey Lord) Don't Ask Me Questions

15. Protection

16. Saturday Night Is Dead

17. Nobody Hurts You

18. Soul Shoes

19. Encore Applause

20. I Want You Back

21. Pouring It All Out

Graham Parker - 1979-06-24 - Seattle, WA (FM)

In the late 1970's, as the punk and new wave scene flourished, the UK produced the 3 angry men of rock and roll - Elvis Costello, Joe Jackson and Graham Parker. Of the 3, Graham Parker often gets over looked, which is shame. His first two albums, Howling Wind and Heat Treatment, both released in 1976, were widely hailed by critics. For example, Robert Christgau gave both discs a grade of A! In March 1979, Parker released his masterpiece, Squeezing Out Sparks. The album was not only a critical success, but also a commercial one, as the disc cracked the top 40 on the Billboard charts. Songs from the album, such as Discovering Japan, Local Girls, Passion Is No Ordinary Word and Love Gets You Twisted, all received extensive FM airplay. Parker and his band the Rumour toured the US in support of the disc in the spring of 1979. This FM broadcast from that tour captures Parker live from Seattle on June 24, 1979, 32 years ago today. Download this one and you'll be reminded of why Parker was once mentioned in the same breath as Costello and Jackson.

The Clash - 1980-06-14 - Rettel Festival, France (FM)

The Clash

1980-06-14

Rettel Festival

Rettel, France

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. London Calling

02. Guns of Brixton

03. Train In Vain

04. White Man In Hammersmith Palais

05. Somebody Got Murdered

06. I Fought The Law

07. Jail Guitar Doors

08. Clampdown

The Clash - 1980-06-14 - Rettel, France (FM)

Recorded in the summer of 1979, and released on December 14 of that year, London Calling is often hailed as the greatest album of the punk/new wave era. Rolling Stone ranked it 8th of its list of the 500 best albums of all time. Robert Christgau described London Calling as "warm, angry, and thoughtful, confident, melodic, and hard-rocking" and called it "the best double-LP since Exile on Main Street." The cover photo, which features Paul Simonon smashing his bass, a perfect punk rock moment, was shot at The Palladium in New York on September 21, 1979. This soundboard recording captures The Clash on tour in support of London's Calling at the Rettel Festival in France on June 14, 1980, 31 years ago today.