Saturday, 2 September 2017

Nick Lowe & Rockpile "Live at Winterland" San Francisco, 7th June 1978, broadcast on KSAN/FM

ROCKPILE AT THEIR ROCKINEST!
I have been a devoted fan since Dai and Basher got together to form the ultimate Rock ‘n’ Roll band: ROCKPILE. There is plenty of footage and tape of ROCKPILE live appearances, but this show at Billy Graham’s Winterland is ROCKPILE at their best. I do not know which drug their drinks had been spiked with, but it had done its job. It is the last show of their tour with ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS and ROCKPILE are rocking like there is no tomorrow. KSAN radio has captured it brilliantly, the separation of the instruments is superb. The vocals are just right in place. None of the songs performed here have ever been performed with a sharper edge. This recording is among my TOP TEN LIVE RECORDINGS. Especially as the musicians are 100% up to scratch for the show. Whenever I listen to this, I get goose pimples all over me.
The 1978 tour as support for Elvis Costello and the Attractions was longish with 40 shows in 37 venues in 35 cities. The tour started on April 19th and ended on June 7th.
After touring most of January, all of February, March and up to April 16th, and headlining the tour with Nick Lowe & Rockpile, Elvis Costello & the Attractions embarked on a European tour on June 16th, 1978, just a couple of days after their return from the USA. This tour lasted until July 16th. I saw them in Hamburg on June 28th. SUICIDE were the support act. Suicide barely appeared on stage, but put bricks on the organ instead  for a constant screech, which was alright if you wanted Art Rock, but we felt they were taking the piss – after all we had travelled 450 kilometres for the show and we wanted to be taken seriously. Costello’s show was about 30 minutes long, something of a disappointment after travelling many miles and paying good ticket money. He wouldn’t talk to the audience. His arrogance really annoyed me and I have not gone to any Costello shows after that. Yes, I can be very unforgiving.
On that April to June US tour, Rockpile were billed as “NICK LOWE & Rockpile” to promote Nick’s US Columbia album “Pure Pop For Now People”. Also on the bill was Mink De Ville, who had an album out on US Capitol. Elvis Costello and the Attractions were headlining as they were making waves in the USA with their Columbia album “This Year’s Model”.
ROCKPILE were a unit of accomplished and experiences musicians who still had the urge to rock it out, not just to be Nick Lowe’s backing band. Terry Williams (drums), Billy Bremner (lead and rhythm guitars, lead and backing vocals), Dave “Dai” Edmunds (lead and rhythm guitars, lead and backing vocals) and Nick “Basher” Lowe (bass, lead and backing vocals) were one of the most competent Rock bands from the UK in those days. They sadly had just a brief career from 1976/7 to 1980, but shows like this – however short – have won them a place in my “Hall of Fame”. - hjk

trax:
01 Intro & So It Goes 02 Fool Too Long 03 Band intro 04 I Knew The Bride 05 I Love The Sound Of Breking Glass 06 Down Down Down 07 They Called It Rock 08 Ju Ju Man 09 Heart Of The City
…served by HJK...

47 comments:

RYP said...

Nick Lowe & Rockpile "Live at Winterland"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/fTEtpcf1/file.html

butterboy said...

Albums I Like ... Part 09

These files will expire on 09 September, 2017
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.

They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged


01 Ron Sexsmith - The Last Rider [2017]

Ronald Eldon "Ron" Sexsmith (born 8 January 1964) is a Canadian singer-songwriter from St. Catharines, Ontario. He was the songwriter of the year at the 2002 Juno Awards. He began releasing recordings of his own melancholic pop material in 1985 at age 21, and has since recorded fifteen albums. He was the subject of a 2010 documentary called Love Shines (Wikipedia)

Co-producing with longtime collaborator and drummer Don Kerr, Canadian songman Ron Sexsmith turns in a richly detailed set on his 13th effort, The Last Rider. Sexsmith's distinctive brand of nuanced guitar pop has, on the surface, changed little over his quarter century of musical output, making each release feel almost like a new chapter in one ongoing narrative. Throughout the years, various producers have shaped and refined certain elements of his approach, but his overall consistency as a melodic tunesmith and everyman poet is remarkable, especially given how prolific he's remained. The amiable quality of his lyrics and his enduring melodicism are in full effect on The Last Rider, which is notable in the Sexsmith canon for being the first record to employ his long-tenured touring band, a whip-smart quartet of tone-savvy sidemen who for many years have faithfully adapted the minute details of his many releases for the stage. While standouts like "West Gwillimbury," "Dead End Dream," and "Radio" might well have reached their potential with veteran session players, the added familiarity and creative candor in his own band's performances give an added freshness to these recordings. A myriad of strings, muted brass sections, and synths tastefully decorate the landscape of interlocking guitar parts, exploring the gaps and corners yet always in service of the song. As a production team, Sexsmith and Kerr aren't necessarily prone to wild flights of fancy, yet it's apparent they're having fun and stretching out a bit in their explorations. Likewise, the bandmembers, after years of playing together, know exactly what to do with a Ron Sexsmith pop song, and they bring highlights like "Our Way" and "Evergreen" to life with arrangements that are cleverly layered without ever being fussy. The songs themselves fall easily into the wide lineage of Sexsmith's career, warmly exploring themes of love, hope, loneliness, and the passage of time in his patented tone that falls somewhere between empathetic and downtrodden. A lengthy 15-track release, The Last Rider wraps up with "Man at the Gate (1913)," a sepia-toned portrait plucked from a faded postcard that is one of his prettiest songs in years. (AllMusic Review by Timothy Monger)

Link https://we.tl/3bGzHi35FY


Butterboy said...

02 Tom Jones - Live On Soundstage [2017]

Tom Jones is in terrific voice, which shines, especially on all the low key roots/blues/gospel album trilogy material. Elvis Presley Blues is quite extraordinary as he digs in deep for an emotionally charged vocal performance. The new arrangements of some of his old classics are excellent and anyone who has not heard it before we will be quite surprised by the new version of the Bond theme 'Thunderball'. His interaction with the audience is relaxed and natural and it's plain that he is having a great time performing. The only downside for me was that the Alison Krauss guest spots broke the flow a bit. All in all, I am amazed that a veteran performer can sound so vital and remarkable.

Link https://we.tl/Lhte3FMFks


Albums I Like ... Part 09 Continued


03 Lauryn Hill - MTV Unplugged 2.0 [2002]

MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 is a live album by American recording artist Lauryn Hill. The performance comes from her 2002 MTV Unplugged special recorded on July 21, 2001 at MTV Studios in Times Square, New York City. Hill abandoned the hip hop sounds of her debut album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (1998) in favor of folk and soul songs she performed with an acoustic guitar. The songs were interspersed with spoken interludes about her personal and artistic struggles. (Wikipedia)

Lauryn Hill's debut album, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, became a critical and commercial blockbuster, which the artist herself, always distrustful of the music business, seems to have found a disorienting experience. She has therefore waited nearly four years to make another album, and the album she has made deliberately flies in the face of the previous one and its reception. Resurrecting the MTV Unplugged program, she has gone before an audience with an acoustic guitar in her hands to sing a new group of songs. But that unadorned approach is only the beginning. Everything about the performance is unpolished. One suspects that she would resist even calling it a performance; "I used to be a performer," she notes at the outset. What she is after, in her life and her music, she explains, is "reality," which means everything from being willing to sing the entire set with a raspy voice because that's the state her voice is in on that day to stopping and starting, going up on the lyrics, and even breaking down in tears. The style naturally places an emphasis on the words to the songs, which reinforce Hill's unvarnished approach, attacking the music business and anyone who wants her to be what's she's not, and witheringly criticizing institutions such as the judicial system ("Mystery of Iniquity"). The songs themselves would not require two discs to contain, but they are alternated by lengthy remarks, one spoken interlude running more than 12 minutes, in which Hill elaborates on the importance of being honest and confronting falsehood. She's usually full of herself, and she's often full of it. But that's okay. The point is the unfinished, unflinching presentation of ideas and of a person. It may not be a proper follow-up to her first album, but it is fascinating.


Link https://we.tl/8YU5E5QiLY

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Albums I like ... Part 08 can be found in the comments section at
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=6207134906949751747&postID=1537231416037191096&isPopup=true&bpli=1
01 Colin Hay -Topanga [1994]
02 Juleah - Melt Inside the Sun [2015]
03 Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels On A Gravel Road [1998]

Butterboy said...

@ Barry Eisenberg
asked for the Crowded House Bootlegs.
Here a five great concerts recordings

320Kbps(?) and tagged

Crowded House - BBC Radio 2 In Concert (Mermaid Theatre London 20 May [2010]
Crowded House - Capitol Records Parking Lot Hollywood 10 July [1991]
Crowded House - Fleadh [1994] (KTS)
Crowded House - Four Seasons In One Day [Live 1992] (KTS)
Crowded House - Trocadero Philadelphia 24 March [1987]

Link https://we.tl/Uk8OeNYL3d

Bob said...

Singer-songwriter, folkie Selection 9

Here's a batch of various artist compilations which give a pretty good overview of the British folk scene '60's & 70's.

Download: https://files.fm/u/ax7axft6 Expires Nov 03, 2017

VA - Dust on The Nettles - British Underground Folk Scene 1967-72
(4 CD set)
VA - Folk Extractions - Volume 1 Stick Yer Maypole Up Yer Dulcimer
VA - Folk Extractions - Volume 2 The Flibbertigibbet In The Tudor Lodge
VA - Folk Extractions - Volume 3 The Isolation of Midwinter
VA - Folk Extractions - Volume 4 These Trails of Sandstone
VA - Milk Of The Tree; An Anthology Of Female Vocal Folk & Singer-Songwriters 1966-73 (3 CD set)

Previous downloads:

1 https://files.fm/u/cus77jjn Expires Oct 26, 2017
2 https://files.fm/u/3ue2qruq Expires Oct 27, 2017
3 https://files.fm/u/9qwgbttq Expires Sep 10, 2017
4 https://files.fm/u/ngv88y3v Expires Oct 29, 2017
5 https://files.fm/u/8m8f5kpc Expires Oct 30, 2017
6 https://files.fm/u/7e4nnaak Expires Oct 31, 2017
7 https://files.fm/u/apfap3d2 Expires Nov 01, 2017
8 https://files.fm/u/vu3neesc Expires Nov 02, 2017

Regards, Bob

Butterboy said...

@ Ryp and Gyro.
I have a bunch of Doo Wop Box Sets. I haven't seen these posted. Would you be OK for me to upload these
I have the following sets.
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.1 (4 CD's)
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.2 (4 CD's)
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.3 (4 CD's)
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.4 (4 CD's)
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.5 (4 CD's)
VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.6 (4 CD's)

luis said...

thanks Ryp

luis said...

An Pierlè (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Pierlè)
is a belgian pianist and singer-songwriter
Interesting music and voice.

1999 Mud Stories
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/p30paFn8/file.html

2000 Tower
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/C3NN0XnF/file.html

2002 Helium Sunset
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/ttyXZPcR/file.html

2002 Live Jet Set With Orchestra
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/yZnTe9N1/file.html

2004 Helium Sunset (Bonus CD)
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/XguSFiPN/file.html

2006 - An Pierle & White Velvet
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/tU5j4PjF/file.html

2008 Singles & Rarities + Live CD1
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/9cSLMFCy/file.html

2008 Singles & Rarities + Live CD2
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/QldbH9g8/file.html

2010 Hinterland
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/7KNpylZs/file.html

2013 Strange Days
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/3Sr8rnHu/file.html

2013 Strange Ways
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/lZxrDnMR/file.html

2016 Archers
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/4kjSpans/file.html

2017 Cluster
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/uUfAdQcJ/file.html

Yves Claie said...

Recherche "Trains & Cars" - A Trip To R'n'R, Blues & Hillbilly Twilightzone (Sunday, January 6, 2013) served by Gyro1966

Recherche également compilations en rapport avec "Train"

Merci

montysmusic said...

here's a treat for the soul fans[in flac] 7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/kVHL9HUJ4K
1 file
Dee-Dee McNeil , Berry Window And The Movements - Soul Hour (2011) (So.zip

Bill Pritchard said...

Here's some Twang

Duane Eddy - A Million Dollars Worth of Twang
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/ktW6jjbg/file.html

Duane Eddy - Especially for You
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/VNYdkfuG/file.html

Duane Eddy - Have Twangy Guitar Will Travel
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/689Dwo6m/file.html

Duane Eddy - Songs of Our Heritage
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/hD0M9M6G/file.html

Duane Eddy & His Twangy Guitar & the Rebels - The Twang's the Thang
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/L2SNRSpZ/file.html

A few more to come.

montysmusic said...

Filling a request
New Colony Six -1967 - Colonization (stereo) °.zip
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/z0K7Rb2Z/file.html

New Colony Six -1966 - Breakthrough.zip
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/AGxE9iOd/file.html

New Colony Six - Colonized!; Best Of The New Colony Six.zip
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/1aaIebKK/file.html

Searnav said...

For Yves Claie

Various Artists - A Treasury Of American Railroad Songs, Ballads And Folklore

Shiloh Records SCD 4097 (USA 1997)

Musicians And Credits: All details in booklet (included)

Artists mentioned in file names are the main vocalists.

1. Wayne Moore - Frisco's Tommy Tucker (3:45)
2. Rick & Marty - Burlington Zepher (3:41)
3. Gib (Guilbeau) & Wayne (Moore) - The Cannonball (2:50)
4. Larry Robinson - Navisky (2:53)
5. Wayne Moore - Old Horny Toad (3:13)
6. Larry Robinson - City Of New Orleans (3:42)
7. Wayne Moore - Greenlight On The Southern (3:18)
8. Gib Guilbeau - Cajun Train (2:33)
9. Greg Harris - John Santa Fe (2:35)
10. Various Artists - Pan American Boogie (3:59)
11. Wayne Moore - Old Train (2:13)
12. Gib Guilbeau - Wabash Cannonball (2:49)
13. Larry & Bill - North Coast Daylight (2:24)
14. Jamie Olsen - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (3:21)
15. Gib Guilbeau - Lordsburg Ladies (4:25)
16. Wayne Moore - Greenville Trestle (3:12)
17. Greg Harris - Orange Blossom Special (4:19)
18. Wayne Moore - Ballad Of The Frisco (4:48)
19. Mike Masters - Verde Valley Line (2:52)
20. Jamie Olsen - Hobos Lullaby (3:32)

Artwork Included

http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/b90dPw5L/file.html

Searnav said...

For Yves Claie


Various Artists - A Treasury Of American Railroad Songs & Ballads (Volume II)

Shiloh Records SCD 4098 (USA 2001)

Gib Guilbeau: fiddle, guitar, vocals
Wayne Moore: guitar, bass, keyboards, vocals
Greg Harris: guitar, mandolin, banjo
Greg Leisz: dobro
Darrell Cotton: vocals
Pamela Berry: vocals
Frank Scaltrito: piano

1. Puy Me On A Freight Train (3:41)
2. Ben Dewberry (2:45)
3. Hobo's Last Ride (3:00)
4. Engine Engine #9 (2:11)
5. The Wreck Of The Sportsman (2:47)
6. Little Stream Of Whiskey (2:25)
7. Last Cannonball (2:14)
8. Starlight On The Rails (2:14)
9. Paradise (2:41)
10. Wreck Of The C&ampO #5 (2:53)
11. Rock Island Line (2:12)
12. Wreck Of Old 97 (2:26)
13. King Of The Road (2:15)
14. Pan American (3:02)
15. Hummingbird (2:52)
16. Mystery Train (2:55)
17. Wreck Of The 1256 (2:44)
18. One More Ride (2:07)
19. Number 9, Number 9 (3:11)
20. Life's Railway To Heaven (3:17)

Artwork Included

http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/jrIi9njV/file.html

thatsnot2loud said...

Thanks for this.looking forward to giving it a listen.

Billy K said...

Destroy That Boy!
Part 2 of Girls with Guitars from Ace Records
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/EaReOmmU/file.html

Southern Culture on the Skids - Peckin Party
My vinyl rip @320
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/8RLoa6u2/file.html

Southern Culture on the Skids - Ditch Diggin'
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/wz1P6toq/file.html

Cowslingers - Thats Truckdrivin
Another vinyl rip @320
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/8XESBzIx/file.html

RugbyLad said...

RYP, thanks for Rockpile, seen Nick and Dave in concert , but unfortunately never Rockpile. Thanks for all that TZ does

Wednesdays Willy said...

The Buckinghams
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy: A Collection

This probably the best Buckinghams collection available.

Download link (expires Sep 9):
https://we.tl/lG5kX2ZxEm

Does anyone have The Buckinghams The Complete Hit Singles collection? I'd love to compare the two.

Anonymous said...

Bonjour et merci pour tous ces partages.
Je suis à la recherche d'une série de 8 (?) CD
"Detroit (Rare Tracks From)"
éditée par le label belge : Bar Records (Madrigal)...
Alors au cas où vous pourriez le partager, MERCI par avance ?
Thierry depuis la France

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic -just noticed you shared the Beatles Purple Chick live series the other day-Thanks! -Anonymous John

lemonflag said...

FYI
Purple Chick albums are all bootlegs. That is, "not" the official releases.
Dr Ebbetts are the official releases remixed by him.
You need both!!

Anonymous said...

Wow, luis, thank you for An Pierlè. I not heard her before. Wonderful wonderful wonderful

martin said...

hello all,i was wondering if anybody had the full set of "SLOW GRIND FEVER" lp's,or any releses on stag o lee records.i have a real craving for sleazy sounds at the moment.
many thanks in advance. martin

Anonymous said...

Butterboy asked 2 days ago for favorites
here's mine: Judas Priest - Sin after Sin
remastered CD since my LP got scratched - has has stronger high frequencies - fresh 320 rip.
https://mega.nz/#!KNNHUBwI!widWJJZkkepK6_ZFY6BMGslxjz8avO1_tUVBt5ir49U
sounds partially not so good on headphones - put it on the big speakers and play loud!
sorry for the bonus not present on the LP - Girlschool made a better "Race with the Devil" (check it on youtube)
Hermann

Beyes said...

@Butterboy - Thanks for the Crowded House!
@Ryp - Thanks for the Nick & Rockpile...it is a Power Pop day!

Jaume Ballester said...

Hi, boys and girls. Is it possible to find Herman's Hermits movies "Hold on" and "Mrs.Brown" in some zipppyshare archives for download or some webpages (like youtube)where you can see these films?
Thanks a lot!

luis said...

@ Anonymous
glad you like an Pierlè

ken49 said...

Does anyone have the 4 volumes called Rockabilly Stars that I believe came out on Sony in the mid 90's? Side 1 and 2 were songs from an earlier time and sides 3 and 4 were more current rockabilly recordings. I remember rally enjoying but haven't thought about them in years until a few days ago. I don't even know if they came out on CD. I had several on vinyl.

erasmus said...

butterboy, thanks for the tome jones and lauryn hill. i just heard today that jones had to cancel his tour due to health concerns. i saw the soundstage performance, and his voice was strong and he seemed well. a fantastic performance.

speaking of fantastic performances, lauryn hill's performance on austin city limits was phenomenal. her stamina and energy is remarkable and quite a contrast from her unplugged performance.

Aging Child said...

Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Thirty-One:
1930s+ Blues and Gospel, Plus Some Jazz/Swing and Old-Timey; E-F Artists, Part 2 of 2:

- Eurreal 'Little Brother' Montgomery (1930-82) [163@mostly 241-320]
- Freddie 'Redd' Nicholson - Complete Recorded Works, 1930 [5@320]
- Freddie 'Schnickelfritz' Fisher, 1938-41 [7@192]
- Freeny's Barn-Dance Band - Complete Recorded Works, 1930-35 [8@320]
- Fulton 'Blind-Boy Fuller' Allen (1935-40) [140@256, 320 (except 1)]

Seven-day link (expires 9. September):
https://we.tl/URgp0Q0CgG

(my link; not my rips)

Cheers!

montysmusic said...

Oddments box 40
albums are

[2002] Charlene-st
2001 - Daft Punk - Discovery
Dave & Ansel Collins - Double Barrel The Best Of Dave & Ansel Collins 2003
Fogbow-[2017] Bitter Setback
Ginger Baker - 2014 - Why
Ginger Baker - Unseen Rain {1992)
KInks-Rare, Unreleased, Demos, Outtakes & More... (63-69)
Lost Cherrees-1984 - All Part Of Growing Up[punk]
Oh Canaduh! Vol. 2[punk va]
Oh Canaduh![punk va]
PRINCE FATTY MEETS THE MUTANT HIFI - Return of gringo
v.a. - all for one... one for all
va - shangri-la ~ tribute to the kinks (1989)
VA - Sunday sunshine The world of SNB Records

7 day link

Download link
https://we.tl/Wtr3TDr4S2
1 file
oddments vol 40.zip

Butterboy said...

@ Luis,
You keep bringing the goods.
Your An Pierlè post delights.
Thank you

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

JBallester Gilabert:

http://rarelust.com/mrs-brown-you-ve-got-a-lovely-daughter-1968/
http://rarelust.com/hold-on-1966/

The site also has a bunch of other rock-related stuff, like:
http://rarelust.com/go-go-mania-1965/
http://rarelust.com/youre-a-big-boy-now-1966/
http://rarelust.com/blow-up-1966/
http://rarelust.com/get-crazy-1983/
http://rarelust.com/the-girls-on-the-beach-1965/

Anonymous said...

@Billy K: Thanks for The Cowslingers! - Stinky

Anonymous said...

BB, thanks for the Crowded House, and I'd quite like The Encyclopedia's!


I too am anonymous.

doors97426 said...

thanks so much for the New Colony Six posts they were so good

lorcan white said...

found these links, complementing @Dicks recent posts, bit-rates seem ok
big black-atomizer LP (1986) http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/46295188/file.html
big black-songs about fucking LP (1987)http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/74642311/file.html

bostig said...

@Billy K and Butterboy

Thanks

art58koen said...

Many thanks for Nick Lowe & Rockpile, especially the pumped up version of 'Breaking Glass' sounds fantastic!

Star Studded Sham said...

The Rockpile is a definite keeper! Thanks for sharing. There are quite a few good live Rockpile live sets in internetland with a bit of hunting.

luis said...

@ butterboy
thanks for the thanks
your're very kind

Anonymous said...

@Butterboy

I sure hope you can post the VA - The Encyclopedia Of Doo Wop Vol.1 through 6.

Thanks.

PhilN said...

montysmusic - thanks for Soul Hour but please can you post the missing track 7.

Jackmac said...

Still Looking for Beatles Sgt. Pepper on Purple Chick
Can anybody help?

erasmus said...

jackmac, i don't think this is "purple chick", but it's pretty cool.

The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (4 CD Deluxe Edition) (2017)
320 kbps + Artwork + PDF-Book
1,05 GB

http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/NubkzAJC/file.html
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/YcN3P0ch/file.html
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/IdR2hGry/file.html
http://www85.zippyshare.com/v/UCtN58Y5/file.html
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/WXzf2MY4/file.html
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/4LCOnxBG/file.html

not my rip or links

Aging Child said...

@Erasmus: Thank you for the Sgt. Pepper - will not stand up and walk out on you... cheers!

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic - Many thanks for New Colony Six! Your collection is truly staggering!