Beady Eye - 2011-04-03 - Live At The Brixton Academy

This is the 2nd Beady Eye post from me, and also the second Beady Eye gig I attended. This was at the Brixton Academy Japan Benefit gig (Paul Weller's performance from the night has already been uploaded here), which was broadcast on XFM. As a result, the sound quality is excellent.This is a slightly shorter setlist than Beady Eye have been playing, as time was limited due to all the other bands. It is notable for being the first, and to date the only time that the band have played their cover of Across The Universe.The artwork is by Small Faces so credit goes to him for that! Link is my own, enjoy.

Yellow Tail (Intro)
Four Letter Word
Beatles And Stones
Millionaire
The Roller
Bring The Light
Standing On The Edge Of The Noise
Kill For A Dream
Man Of Misery
The Morning Sun
Sons Of The Stage
Across The Universe


http://www.mediafire.com/?zryv25fox67o7fh

The Seahorses - B-Sides

The Seahorses were formed in the mid-90s by John Squire, after he left the Stone Roses. They recoded two albums, one of which was released and one which wasn't (this was posted here a few months back). They also released four singles; the B-sides from the three released album tracks, as well as the non-album single You Can Talk To Me and its B-sides make up this compilation. Not had a chance to listen to this yet, but I am a big fan of their two albums, so I have high hopes for this unofficial collection (tagged it as a rarity as all the songs were officially released). I knocked this artwork up in a couple of minutes to accompany this download.

3 Wide
Don't Try
Dreamer
Falling Is Easy
Kill Pussycat Kill
Love Is The Law (Rock Version)
Love Is The Law (Single Edit)
Moving On
Sale Of The Century
Shine
You Can Talk To Me

http://www.mediafire.com/?r0tmn88ipzl5c9x

Kasabian - Saracuse Demos

Firstly, apologies for the lack of posts over the past week or so. My computer has again broken, and I am currently waiting for it to be returned from PC world. This is pretty awful timing as I'm going on holiday for 3 weeks on Saturday, and as a result haven't been able to stockpile any posts for when I'm away. If I get my computer back tomorrow I may be able to create a few, but don't expect many posts over the coming weeks. ANYWAY... This rare collection of demos dates from 1999, when Kasabian were still called Saracuse (hence the name). Not been able to properly listen to this yet, but it is (as far as I'm aware) the only collection of Kasabian demos in circulation, and as a result will probably be of interest to fans of the band. From what I've heard of this the sound is quite different from their debut album, released a few years after these demos were recorded. I made this artwork as I couldn't find any. Link is my own.

1. Rain On My Soul (Serge Vocals)
2. Rain On My Soul (Tom Vocals)
3. Something In My Genes
4. Gone So Far
5. Come Back Down (Band Version)
6. Come Back Down (Bedrock Experimental Mix)
7. Come Back Down (Acoustic Version)
8. Excuse To Get Wasted
9. Sniffing Glue

http://www.mediafire.com/?17g7jzn396ua491

Babyshambles - Rare Live Tracks

Babyshmables are a band from England who are fronted by Pete Doherty. They have released 2 albums and a third has supposedly been imminent for about two years now, not sure it will ever come out to be honest. I compiled this a few years ago when they started playing new tracks live; it was originally intended to consist of just the new songs, but some live covers crept in and the result is this compilation. I ripped all the audio from various Youtube videos, so the sound quality varies; it is admittedly quite poor on a couple of tracks. None of it is totally unlistenable though. I've never seen another bootleg containing the newer songs played, and not sure if any of the covers included here have been included on a bootleg either, so I would strongly recommend this to any Babyshambles fan. I made this artwork to accompany the download, which I'm quite happy with.
Billie Jean - West End Girls
The BNP Blues
Farmer's Daughter
Fireman
Gang Of Gin
Killamangiro - I Wanna Be Adored
Maybelline
Natives At The Gates Of Rome 
Ocean
Pretty Sue
She Loves You
Son Of A Gun (With Lee Mavers)
Stranger In My Own Skin
Torn
Whatever

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ebgmcwa3gpxc8js

Kula Shaker - 1997-06-26 - Live At The Roskilde Festival

Kula Shaker were one of the most critically savaged bands of the Britpop era, which may admittedly have been  due to the singer's infamous swastika comments. However, in my opinion they had some great tunes. In fact, they reformed in 2006 and have since released 2 albums, both of which are excellent; I recommend checking out Pilgrims Progress, released last year. This bootleg was recorded at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark, and was probably about the time when when the band were at their commercial peak. The sound quality here is excellent, almost certain this is a soundboard recording. Highlights of this 14-song setlist include 303, Hey Dude and the non-album single, Hush. This is definitely worth a download for fans of the band.
Intro - Tattva
Knight On The Town
303
Grateful When You're Dead
Over The Rainbow - Jerry Was There
Sound Of Drums
Tattva
Hollow Man
Drop In The Sea
Into The Deep
Smart Dogs
Hey Dude
Hush
Govinda

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H2NS0DZ7

Link from the Top Album blogspot

Whiteout - Bite It

Whiteout were a Scottish band who formed in the early 90s in Greenock and released two albums; Wikipedia says they split shortly after the release of their second album (which will be posted in future as it is extremely rare) in 1998. The band's only real claim to fame is touring with Oasis just before the latter band became massive; Whiteout started the tour as headlining act but after the first night were demoted to 2nd on the bill, and rightly so! That said, Whiteout were still a good band with some excellent tunes, and this album is actually very good. Their sound is best compared to mid-90s Charlatans, although they have a more laid-back vibe. Highlights from this album include Thirty Eight, No Time and Altogether. This is recommended to fans of the Charlatans' mid 90s work, curious Oasis fans and those who enjoyed The Gyres album posted previously.
- Thirty Eight
- No Time
- We Should Stick Together
- Jackie's Racing
- Shine On You
- No More Tears
- Altogether
- U Drag Me
- Baby Don't Give Up On Me Yet
- You Left Me Seeing Stars
- Everyday
- Untitled

http://www.mediafire.com/?loylzyymgwd

I just found the link from a google search, so no idea where it's from

The Stone Roses - 1990-06-09 - Live On Glasgow Green

This, along with the previously posted Blakpool gig, is regarded as one of the best Stone Roses gigs of all time. It was held in a specially erected tent on Glasgow Green, hence the name, and apparently the sweat was raining off the ceiling! It is notable for several reasons: for being the band's last gig for over 4 years, for being Reni's last performance with the band, and just for being a bloody good gig. The setlist is excellent; it basically consists of most of the songs that were played at their 1989 gigs, plus the excellent Fool's Gold and One Love. Sound quality is pretty good, not soundboard but good audience recording, and the band sound on great form. This is strongly recommended to all Stone Roses fans; if you enjoyed the Blackpool gig I posted before this should be right up your street. Only negative is that some of the songs are contained within the same track, although if you have an MP3 splitter this can be sorted should you so desire. Link is my own.

1.I Wanna Be Adored.
2.Elephant Stone.
3.She Bangs The Drums.
4.Shoot You Down.
5.One Love.
6.Sally Cinnamon.
7.Sugar Spun Sister.
8.Standing Here.
9.Fools Gold / Where Angels Play.
10.Waterfall. (Fades Out)
11.Made Of Stone.
12.Elizabeth My Dear / I Am The Resurrection.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?paqcooqoom3zaqs

Noel Gallagher - 2006-11-28 - Live At The Cabaret Sauvage

As most of you will by now be aware, Noel Gallagher today announced both his first and second solo albums at a press conference in London; all details are available on his new website: http://www.noelgallagher.com. Very exciting news! There is a huge buzz about it at the moment, and I felt it wouldn't be acceptable to post anything wasn't Noel today, so here is an excellent semi-acoustic gig from 2006. The gig is from when Noel was promoting the Stop The Clocks compilation by doing smaller acoustic gigs with Gem Archer and Terry Kirkbride, and as a result crowd noise from this gig is minimal. The sound quality is also excellent as I believe the gig was professionally recorded. The 13 song setlist contains lots of early material, including B-sides, as well as a rare cover of the Beatles' Strawberry Fields Forever. This gig is definitely worth a download to hear acoustic, Noel-sung versions of well-known and of course the Beatles cover.

1. It's Good To Be Free
2. Talk Tonight
3. Fade Away
4. Cast No Shadow
5. The Importance Of Being Idle
6. Listen Up
7. Half The World Away
8. Wonderwall
9. Whatever
10. Slide Away
11. Strawberry Fields Forever
12. Don't Look Back In Anger
13. Married With Children


http://www.mediafire.com/?a9bgpsswmxdp7gr

Milburn - Demos

Milburn were a band formed in Sheffield in the mid '00s, and who split up in 2009 after the release of their second album. They were part of the group of Sheffield bands that broke through following Arctic Monkey's success, alongside bands like Reverend and the Makers and Little Man Tate. Despite this, they supposedly had the early Arctic Monkeys sound before the Monkeys themselves, much like The Real People and Oasis. There are tons of different collections of demos floating about but I collected all the ones I could find and the result is this exhaustive collection spanning their short career. It is admittedly fairly ramshackle, especially where tracklisting and song info are concerned, but it should be easily fixable on iTunes. I made this artwork to accompany the demos, as there was none previously available. This is recommended to fans of the Sheffield bands mentioned above, especially Arctic Monkeys fans who miss the bands 'old' sound, although I would recommend listening to one of Milburn's two studio albums before taking the plunge and downloading this, as there is a lot of Milburn here!
Lads N Lasses
Top Of the World
High And Dry
Send In the Boys
For Free
High And Dry
The Showroom
What You Could Have Won
Roll Out The Barrel
For Free
Lipstick Lickin'
Chesire Cat Smile
Brewster
Along Comes Mary
Miles Away
Steeltown
17
Storm In A teacup
Tommy
What About Next Time?
December
Civic
Dancing On the Kitchen Floor
Blow Your Whistle
Let Me Go
Rudiments
Funky Moped
Parachute Pete
Scoundrel
The District Line
Stay At Home
That's Not the Only Way (To A Man's Heart)

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?txw3doqwmn7rp32

Northside - Post Factory Demos

Northside were a Madchester band whose sole album was released on Factory Records in either 1990 or '91. However, the recorded enough material between 1992 and 1996 to comprise a separate album after being dropped by Factory, as this collection showcases. There are various collections knocking about, some titled '2nd album demos' and others 'Post-factory demos', but I'm not sure if they're the same or not. This is a decent collection of songs although the singer's voice is likely to be very Marmite, so I would recommend checking them out on Youtube before you download if you aren't familiar with the band. Highlights include Tonight, Pleasuredome and Freak Circus. I made this artwork myself, quite pleased with it personally. Recommended to serious fans of the Madchester scene, especially the Happy Mondays.
Tonight
Lights Out, Pleasure and Pain
Pleasuredome
Stay
Crashlanding
Cool Idea
Freak Circus
Eyes To The Soul
Temptation
Pleasuredome (Stoned Version)

LINK REMOVED AT ARTIST'S REQUEST

Arctic Monkeys - 2011-06-10 - Live At The Don Valley Bowl, Sheffield

CARNIVAL OF LIGHT ORIGINAL!
This was the first of the Monkeys' two recent homecoming gigs. Not seen any bootlegs of this gig, so I took it upon myself to rip the audio from various youtube videos and create one. I tried to choose the one with the best sound quality for each song, but no one person had recorded the whole thing so sound quality varies song to song. Most of it is decent quality though. Highlights from this mammoth setlist include The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala, Mardy Bum (a slower, alternate and in my opinion superior version), I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor and Fluorescent Adolescent. I'm seeing them on their UK tour in November, really looking forward to it especially as their recent setlists have been excellent. This won't be for everyone due to the hit-and-miss sound quality, but haven't seen many recent bootlegs apart from this and another from Boston, which I will be posting soon! If anyone has any more boots from this year, please get in touch, cheers. New link to replace the old one which disappeared for some reason.

The View From The Afternoon
Brianstorm
This House Is A Circus
Still Take You Home
Don't Sit Down Cause I've Moved Your Chair
Library Pictures
Teddy Picker
Crying Lightning
Brick By Brick
The Hellcat Spangled Shalalala
Cornerstone
Mardy Bum (alt. version)
I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor
She's Thunderstorms
Pretty Visitors
If You Were There, Beware
Do Me A Favour
That's Where You're Wrong
505 (with Miles Kane and John Ashton)
When The Sun Goes Down
Fluorescent Adolescent
A Certain Romance

http://www.mediafire.com/?m9fbru80fbx8yui