01 - Alone Together 00:00 02 - Golden Earrings 07:16 03 - I Wish I Knew 12:47 04 - Left Alone 18:47 05 - Blue Bossa 22:54 06 - Nature Boy 29:20 07 - Softly As In A Morning 35:54 08 - You Leave Me Breathless 42:27 09 - Oceans In The Sky 47:47 10 - I See Your Face Before 54:06 11 - Love Letters 59:34 12 - Beautiful Love 01:06:25
Depeche Mode – Boys Say Go - 1987 - bootleg Vinyl - very rare
A1 Shout
A2 I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead
A3 Boys Say Go!
A4 Puppets
A5 See You
A6 Big Muff
A7 Now, This Is Fun
A8 Ice Machine
B1 Tora! Tora! Tora!
B2 The Meaning Of Love
B3 Just Can't Get Enough
B4 What's Your Name?
B5 Photographic
B6 Dreaming Of Me
B7 I Like It
B8 Television Set
This is for bootleg collectors and RUSH serious collectors. This bootleg audience recording was just recorded from a tape I own since 1986.
Tracklist:
Int the Mood
Perpetuo Moto
Natural Science
La Villa Strangiato
Deep Purple - Fireball (1971 Original UK Release) [Full Album Bonus Track]
1. Fireball 00:00 - 3:20
2. No No No 3:21 - 10:09
3. Demon's Eye 10:10 - 15:26
4. Anyone's Daughter 15:27 - 20:18
5. The Mule 20:19 - 25:34
6. Fools 25:35 - 33:45
7. No One Came 33:46 - 40:00
Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Ian Gillan: vocals, Roger Glover: bass, Ian Paice: drums/percussion, and John Lord: keyboards and Hammond organ
Shades of Deep Purple, the debut album from Deep Purple, was released in 1968 and it's quite the trip. This album is a fascinating mix of flower power psychedelia, commercial pop, proto-progressive rock, and a dash of hard rock. It's like they threw a bunch of musical genres into a blender and hit puree. The result? A unique and enjoyable musical smoothie that showcases the band's versatility and creativity.
Now, let's talk about the tracklist. The album kicks off with the instrumental "And the Address," which is a pretty bold move for a debut album. But hey, when you've got the talent of Jon Lord on the Hammond organ, why not show it off?
Next up is "Hush," a cover of a song by Joe South, which became a massive hit for the band. It's got a catchy chorus of "na-na-nas" and Jon Lord's breezy Hammond solo. It's like the musical equivalent of a warm hug.
"One More Rainy Day" is a lovely little pop-rock number that'll have you tapping your toes and humming along. "Mandrake Root" is a psychedelic scorcher that's become a live concert favorite, often extended to 20 minutes or more for some epic jamming.
The album also features covers of "Help!" by The Beatles and "Hey Joe" by Jimi Hendrix, both given the Deep Purple treatment. The band's take on "Hey Joe" is particularly excellent, with a Spanish flavor that gives it a fresh spin.
Overall, Shades of Deep Purple is a solid debut from a band that would go on to become one of the most influential hard rock bands of all time. It's a fun and fascinating listen, and it's worth checking out if you're a fan of 60s music or just want to hear the early days of a legendary band.
Here's the full tracklist for your reference:
1. And the Address
2. Hush
3. One More Rainy Day
4. Mandrake Root
5. Help!
6. Love Help Me
7. Hey Joe
Now, go forth and enjoy the musical journey that is Shades of Deep Purple.
Slide Hampton - The Fabulous Slide Hampton Quartet - Full Album - 1969
Recorded at Studios Pathe Marconi; Paris, France Jan.6 / 69
EMI/Pathe 2C-062-10156
1969
1 - In Case Of Emergency 0:00
2 - Last Minute Blues 10:03
3 - Chop Suey 17:19
4 - Lament 25:15
5 - Impossible Waltz 29:59
Slide Hampton - Trombone
Joachim Kuhn - Piano
Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen - Bass
Philly Joe Jones - Drums
Deep Purple performs at the Playboy Mansion in October 1968. The clip starts with Hugh Hefner introducing the band that is about to start their performance.