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Thursday, June 14, 2018

10000 Maniacs - 1989-06-14 - Albany, NY (SBD)

10,000 Maniacs
1989-06-14
Palace Theater
Albany, New York
Soundboard recording
256 kbps
Artwork Included

01. What's The Matter Here
02. Poison In The Wall
02. A Campfire Song
04. Cherry Tree
05. Headstrong
06. Gun Shy
07. Trouble Me
08. City Of Angels
09. Dust Bowl
10. Eat For Two
11. You Happy Puppets
12. Like The Weather
13. Scorpio Rising
14. Hey Jack Kerouac > My Sister Rose
15. The Tide Goes Out
16. Maddox Table
17. Don't Talk
18. Painted Desert
19. Old Song
20. Verdi Cries > Goodbye


In July 1987, 10,000 Maniacs released their 2nd album, In My Tribe, which was more pop oriented than than previous work. The disc proved to be their big breakthrough, staying on the Billboard charts for 77 weeks, peaking at No. 37. The album included tracks such as Like The Weather, What's The Matter Here, Hey Jack Kerouac, and a cover of Cat Steven's Peace Train, all of which received extensive play on FM radio and MTv. The album would be certified double platinum early the following year.  In May 1989, the band released their 3rd album, Blind Man's Zoo, which climbed all the way to #13 on the Billboard charts, though critical reviews were not quite as good as those for In My Tribe. This soundboard recording captures 10,000 Maniacs on tour in support of Blind Man's Zoo in Albnay on June 14, 1989, 29 yeas ago today.



7 comments:

Trivial Tony said...

Sadly not a well remembered band in this incarnation, their music rarely played on radio. Although were Natalie to rejoin 10K for a tour I think it would do well. In My Tribe and Blind Man's Zoo defined a lifestyle of sorts for many adults easing from their 20s to 30s at the time.

speedymjb said...

Glad you enjoyed - nd thanks for all the nice comments you leave!

Henning2804 said...

Been looking for this one, so thanks a lot. Not much in fashion these days, but much undeserved; so it is quite difficult to get your collection improved. This certainly will :-)

Thomas said...

Thanks for this... saw 10,000 Maniacs on this tour and it still stands as one of my Top 20 Shows ever.

Anonymous said...

Great music - could you please re-post this? TIA!

speedymjb said...

new link is up - enjoy

Anonymous said...

Much appreciated!

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