Showing posts with label 1981. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1981. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 May 2009

The Clash - New York 1981

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The Clash, live at Bonds International Casino, New York, 13th June 1981

The Clash booked a series of shows at Bonds in '81, only to find that the venue was smaller than thought and hopelessly over sold. So they arranged another set of dates to let all those wishing to see them do so safely. The 9th of June show is widely circulated, so I thought this would be a nice gig to publish today, one fof those bonus shows. Enjoy!

01. London Calling
02. Safe European Home
03. The Leader
04. Train in Vain
05. White Man in Hammersmith Palais
06. This is Radio Clash
07. Corner Soul
08. Guns of Brixton
09. The Call Up
10. Bankrobber
11. Complete Control
12. Lightning Strikes
13. Ivan Meets G.I. Joe/Charlie Don't Surf
14. The Magnificent Seven
15. Broadway
16. Somebody Got Murdered
17. Police and Thieves
18. (Working for the) Clampdown
19. One More Time
20. Brand New Cadillac
21. Street Parade
22. Janie Jones
23. Washington Bullets

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Clash Bonds
Clash Bonds

Friday, 12 December 2008

Téléphone - Melun 1981

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Téléphone, live at Melun Salle des Fêtes, 09 January 1981

Téléphone, were a four piece French rock band, with an early spot for what is now an almost obligitary female bass player in Corine Marienneau. I think the only other ones who existed at this time were Tina Weymouth (Talking Heads), Suzi Quattro, and Kim Gordon (Sonic Youth).

They existed for ten years, 1976 to 1986, and released five studio albums, with this performance falling between the fourth and fith, Au Cœur De La Nuit (In The Heart of the Night) and Dure Limite (Hard Limit). With a traditional rock & roll sound with a little punk thrown in for good measure (punk was little more than r&r stripped back anyway), they were rather famous at the end of the '70's, gaining themselves a support slot on a Rolling Stones world tour. Not too shabby at all.

This bootleg does have a bit of hiss and warble here and there, as it's from an old cassette of course, which at times is a bit annoying but far from unlistenable (I wouldn't post it if it was!).

01 Un Homme + Un Homme
02 Crache Ton Venin
03 Fait Divers
04 Au Coeur De La Nuit
05 Ploum Ploum
06 Fleur De Ma Ville
07 La Laisse
08 Ordinaire
09 La Bombe Humaine
10 Un Peu De Ton Amour
11 Pourquoi N'essaies-Tu Pas
12 Seul
13 Métro (c'est trop)
14 Prends Ce Que Tu Veux
15 Hygiaphone

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Téléphone