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(1/1) Buzzcocks, 1976-12-06, Pistols-Clash-Buzzcocks

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LINEAGE; SILVER CD - WAVE - FLAC

Contents

DISC 1

Sex Pistols full Manchester's Electric Circus 9 December 1976

1. Anarchy In The u.k.
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. Stepping Stone
5. Satellite
6. Submission
7. Substitute
8. No Feelings
9. Stop Gobbing
10. Liar
11. Pretty Vacant
12. God Save The Queen
13. Problems

The Clash Manchester Electric Circus on the 9 December 1976

14. White Riot
15. Bored With The usa
16. Londons Burning
17. Hate & War
18. Protex Blue
19. Career Opportunities
20. Cheat
21. 48 Hours
22. Janie Jones
23. 1977

DISC TWO

Leeds Polytechnic 6 December 1976

Track 1. Grundy Incident - REMOVED OFFICIALLY RELEASED CONTENT.
2. Derby Statement
3. Mc laren Yorkshire tv
4. Dean Of Leeds Polytechnic
5. Anarchy In The UK
6. I Wanna Be Me
7. Seventeen
8. Stepping Stone
9. God Save The Queen
10. Substitute
11. No Feelings
12. Liar
13. Pretty Vacant
14. Problems
15. Caerphilly segment

The Buzzcocks - Manchester Electric Circus on the 9 December 1976

16. Orgasm Addict
17. Breakdown
18. Times Up
19. Boredom
20. Tear Me Up
21. Friends Of Mine
22. Love Battery
23. Big Dummy
24. Oh Shit
25. Can`t Control Myself

The Anarchy Tour

Every punk book you will ever read, in fact any music book worth its worth, every punk TV programmme, every nostaligic look back starts the Sex Pistols - supported by the Clash and The Buzzcocks - on the infamous Anarchy Tour, December 1976. You have read the text, heard the opinion, now you can LISTEN TO WHAT ALL THE FUSS WAS ABOUT.


From the opening night on the 3 December to the 19th December the Tour was banned from all but three venues, Leeds Polytechnic on the 6th, Manchesters Electric Circus on the 9th and Caerphilly on the 14th. This CD is the definitive audio version of the Anarchy Tour. A must have.


This 2 CD set
From the most famous tour ever - The infamous 1976 Anarchy Tour - this 2 CD set features the Sex Pistols, The Clash and the Buzzcocks from Manchesters Electric Circus on the 9th December 1976. This fabulous 2CD set also includes the full Sex Pistols performance at Leeds Polytechnic 3 days earlier. The sound quality is 'as good as it gets' for these two gigs and captures clearly these two famous gigs.

Re-live the drama of it all. The Bonus material captures the infamous Grundy Today Programme, The Statement by Derbyshire County Council, Malcolm Mclarens interview on Yorkshire TV and the interview with the Dean of Leeds Polytechnic as well as the Caerphillly demonstration.

(13/1) Buzzcocks, 1979-03-02, The Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Buzzcocks

Paradiso, Amsterdam
1979.03.02

fm recording
generation unknown
quality: A-

(A = amazing, E = abysmal)

01. Ever Fallen In Love 02:11
02. Everybody's Happy Nowadays 03:17
03. What Do I Get 03:07
04. Boredom 02:51
05. Oh Shit 01:54
06. Orgasm Addict 02:18
07. Breakdown 02:08

Total 17:46

This comes from a cassette I received in 1984 and this is the first digitization that's been made of it.

You know the drill - for giveaway or trade only.
Please don't leak out personal mp3's to trading circles

Upped to Dime by hT 28th Sept. 2014

(71/1) Buzzcocks, 2012-05-25, The Apollo Theatre, Manchester, England

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Buzzcocks
Apollo Theatre
Manchester
England
Friday 25th May 2012

Set 1
Pete Shelley - guitar / vocals
Steve Diggle - guitar / vocals
Chris Remmington - bass guitar
Danny Farrant - drums

1.Intro (Marc Riley)
2.What Am I Supposed To Do?
3.Totally From The Heart
4.When Love Turns Around
5.Friends
6.Unthinkable
7.Lester Sands
8.Sell You Everything
9.Wish I Never Loved You
10.People Are Strange Machines
11.The Way
12.Sound Of A Gun
13.Reconcilliation
14.Big Brother Wheels
15.Choices
16.Isolation
17.Crystal Night
18.Alive Tonight
19.Innocent
20.Sick City Sometimes

Set 2
Pete Shelley - guitar / vocals
Steve Diggle - guitar / vocals
Steve Garvey - bass guitar
John Maher - drums

1.Intro (Marc Riley)
2.Fast Cars
3.I Don't Mind
4.Autonomy
5.Get On Our Own
6.Fiction Romance
7.You Say You Don't Love Me
8.Sixteen Again
9.Why She's A Girl From The Chainstore
10.Moving Away From The Pulsebeat
11.Why Can't I Touch It
12.Mad Mad Judy
13.Everybody's Happy Nowadays
14.Promises
15.Love You More
16.What Do I Get?
17.encore break
18.Harmony In My Head
19.Ever Fallen In Love With
20.Orgasm Addict

Set 3
Howard Devoto - vocals
Pete Shelley - broken starway guitar
Steve Diggle - bass guitar
John Maher - drums

1.Intro (Marc Riley)
2.Breakdown
3.Times up
4.Boredom
5.Friends Of Mine / Can't Control Myself mixup
6.Friends Of Mine
7.encore break
8.I Can't Control Myself


Lineage: Church Audio CA-11 cardoid mics>Microphone Madness MM-CBM-MINI Battery Box>iRiver iHP-120
Transfer: iRiver iHP-120> usb > wav > Audacity (fades and levels) > CD Wave (Track splits) > FLAC

Taping Location: right hand side, 20ft back, below ceiling mounted stack

Notes:
Recorded, split and upped by vault63
Equipment borrowed from PontiacB

Totally epic Buzzcocks gig! Totalling 42 songs.

Three line ups, billed as the current (set 1), the classic (set 2) and original (set 3)
with Pete Shelley and Steve Diggle performing in all three. Good going considering!
Set 1 is full of songs from the albums since their reformation (and a few new ones).
Set 2 is full of songs from the first three albums prior to the split, with the appropriate line up.
Set 3 is Spiral Scratch EP + an encore of I Can't Control Myself with the line up that recorded those songs.

Need I say more.
If you're a Buzzcocks fan you'll know what this means. If you don't know much about them, this is a great document of their history.

The mix up at the end was unusually down to Pete Shelley, who seemed intent on playing I Can't Control Myself instead of Friends Of Mine. At first I thought it was some fancy hybrid but when John Maher left his drums to settle the matter it became clear it was a mix up.

The recording sounds great I think, great bass to it. I did my best considering the austerity of the occasion. And again thanks go to PontiacB for the loan of his rig.

The Apollo is a big old theatre just outside Manchester city centre. Standing capacity of 3000, and although it wasn't sold out, it was close I'd say. Nice venue, ceiling mounted stacks, high stage, sloped floor. But poor bar as expected in this type of place, and I got patted down on the way in, probably my own fault as I was one of the few wearing a jacket on a hot Manc night.

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mp3 sample attached to comments.

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(1/1) Magazine, 1977-11-02, Pre Real Life Demos : Live Electric Circus, Manchester, England

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Magazine Pre Real Life Demos &
Live Electric Circus, Manchester 2 Nov 77 SBD

Lineage:
2nd Gen Cassette(Off Master Reel)->PC via Cool Edit Pro(Very Slight Hiss Reduction)->WAV-FLAC->DIME

Tracks:

1. Shot By Both Sides
2. Sandwiches (Early Version Of My Mind Ain't So Open)
3. The Light Pours Out Of Me
4. Motorcade
5. Touch And Go
6. Burst
7. Shot By Both Sides
8. The Light Pours Out Of Me
9. I Love You, You Big Dummy

Tracks 1-6 Demos recorded at Pennine Sound Studios, Oldham September 1977

Personel:
Vocals-Howard Devoto
Guitar-John McGeogh
Bass-Barry Adamson
Drums-Martin Jackson
Keyboards-Bob Dickinson

Tracks 7-9 are mono & recorded Live The Electric Circus, Collyhurst, Manchester 2 November 1977
The bands 2nd gig.

Personel:
As for above demos but Dave Formula replaced Bob Dickinson on keyboards

What can I say? This band were phenominal and these early recordings were given to me by Martin Jackson (Bless you for that, Martin), who I was friendly with for a number of years through to his
Swing Out Sister days. He then relocated and went onto other things. Oh, how we used to laugh...
Anyway, The demos are just that, a raw but controlled run through of material that ended up on their first 'CLASSIC' album, 'Real Life'. The live tracks were recorded at THE club in Manchester that was the home of most of the early punk activity. The recording was made with a view to having one track included on the 10" vinly album 'Short Circuit:Live At The Elctric Circus' but for one reason or another none of the tracks made it. For those of you who may not remember the album culled tracks by The Fall, Joy Division when they were know as Warsaw, Buzzcocks, the brillliant John Coope Clarke, Steel Pulse and The Drones recorded over the final weekend that the club was open. I am a little dubious of the date of the recording as on the tape Martin gave me it was clearly written that it was 2nd Nov 1977. But I have seen reference to the album that states that it was October. Anyone with definite confirmation of which is correct please let me know. I believe it to be the November gig as Magazine played their first gig in October(28th I think) and their Electric Circus gig was definitely after that. On the tape he gave me was also the first Peel Session which I have not included here as it has been officially released on the stunning box set 'Maybe It's Right To Be Nervous Now'.

The quality is pretty good and I'm sure you will enjoy it. I did some artwork but the back cover does contain info on the first Peel session that I put on my own disc as it was on the orig tape. Maybe you can still use it or rework one.

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(35/1) Magazine, 2011-11-11, BBC Session, London, England

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Magazine
11th November 2011
BBC Maida Vale Studios, London, UK.

Broadcast by BBC 6Music on 7th December 2011 for Marc Riley.

**[BBC 6Music is a digital only broadcaster. Bit rate on DAB radio is
128kbps, DVB-T and Digital Satellite 160kbps. This is the DVB-T recording]**

DVB-T (160kbps / 48Khz) > Nebula DigiTV > Hard Disk MP2 > mp3DirectCut

Non-continuous broadcast separated into tracks.

Tracklist

01 Chat I
02 "Give Me Everything"
03 Chat II
04 "Holy Dotage"
05 Chat III
06 "Philadelphia"
07 Chat III
08 "Worst of Progress"

Extra Track

09 "Final Analysis Waltz" *

*Broadcast later that same evening by 6Music for Gideon Coe

Howard Devoto - vocals
Jon "Stan" White - bass guitar
Dave Formula - keyboards
John Doyle - drums
Noko (Norman Fisher-Jones) - guitar

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