Wednesday, 8 October 2025
















































Supersonic DVD Vol.1

Reposted from November 2021

I remember it well...
You rush home from school, Mum gets your tea ready.
The TV is on...it's time for Supersonic!
Fork pauses half way between plate and mouth....Jethro Tull...wow!
My mother was not impressed by their beer-sodden antics.
















































I have four DVDs of this show.
All vaugely "directed" by, the outrageously camp, Mike Mansfield.
The latter ones gradually disolve into crappy pop stuff,
which is still fun from a nostalgic POV, but this first one is killer.
Pull on your knitted starry tank-top and set the time machine to the mid 1970s.
regards
Titus

Tuesday, 7 October 2025

































A Flock of Seagulls
Paris Theatre
London, UK
January 13th 1982

Remastered FM
with bonus tracks culled from the Dortmund DVD.
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Titus

01 Modern Love is Automatic
02 Standing in the Doorway
03 Telecommunication
04 Man Made
05 I Ran (So Far Away)
06 D.N.A.
07 (It's Not Me) Talking

bonus:
Rock Pop in concert
Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, Germany
December 19th 1982

08 Messages
09 Space Age Love Song
10 Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You)

Sunday, 5 October 2025

































Yes
Sportcsarnok
Budapest, Hungary
March 31st 1998

Remastered soundboard.
I liked this tour with Billy Sherwood.
He added a new dimension to the band's sound.
The show was a TV broadcast and I have an old DVD copy.
It's originally sourced from a grainy VHS tape
but seems to compare favourably with other copies I've seen
so I've uploaded that as well.




























































































Note: the DVD has a different audio source to the CDs.
The Frau Luxor flew to Köln this morning.
Kölsch...you have been warned!
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 intro/Siberian Khatru
02 Rhythm of Love
03 America
04 Open Your Eyes
05 And You and I
06 Heart of the Sunrise
07 Mood for a Day
08 Diary of a Man Who Vanished
09 The Clap
10 From the Balcony
11 Wonderous Stories

Disc 2
01 Dance Impressions in D Major
02 Long Distance Runaround
03 Whitefish
04 Owner of a Lonely Heart
05 The Revealing Science of God
06 I've Seen All Good People
07 Roundabout
08 Starship Trooper


































regards
Titus

Saturday, 4 October 2025

































Judas Priest
Unleashed Revisited (78/79)

This is the 'Unleashed in the East' live album reworked
with the tracks from the E.P./singles reintegrated.
It is different to the Japanese releses you may see around.
I used a 1978 recording for White Heat
which I think was the B-side of a 12" release.
(It was a long time ago when I did this CD and memory fails me)
All the songs were put back in their original running order.
but We are missing 'Take on All the World'
as I'm unaware of any decent quality version and it's a crap song anyway.
A good old-fashioned brick-wall remaster.
Keep away from pets and small children.
regards
Titus

01 Exciter
02 Running Wild
03 The Ripper
04 Diamonds and Rust
05 Rock Forever
o6 Beyond the Realms of Death
07 The Green Manalishi (with the Two-Pronged Crown)
08 Delivering the Goods
09 White Heat, Red Hot
10 Sinner
11 Evil Fantasies
12 Victim of Changes
13 Genocide
14 Starbreaker
15 Hell Bent for Leather
16 Tyrant

































Kasim Sulton's Utopia
Shank Hall
Milwaukee, WI
March 8th 2019

Remastered audience recording.
It's the last show of the tour
and Kasim gives his bass away to a lucky punter.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 I Just Want to Touch You
02 Lysistrata
03 Call it What You Will
04 Hoi Polloi
05 Swing to the Right
06 Love with a Thinker
07 The Up
08 The Ikon

Disc 2
01 Libertine
02 Fix Your Gaze
03 The Verb to Love
04 Caravan
05 Neck on Up
06 The Road to Utopia
07 Monument
08 More Light (excerpt)
09 Set Me Free
10 One World
11 Utopia Theme

Friday, 3 October 2025

































Sleepytime Gorilla Museum
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
November 3rd 2004

Reposted from November 2020

Remastered audience recording.
The phrase avant-garde is bandied around a lot.
Rarely is the guard more advanced than Sleepytime Gorilla Museum.
I'd describe it as brilliantly organised chaos.
It's a very good recording of very strange music.
If you are not familiar with them but go for Henry Cow,
Virgin Prunes. Cardiacs and King Crimson you may well enjoy it.
It may disturb you. It scares the willies out of me.
I'm kidding of course...once you have heard Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music
everything else sounds like ABBA.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 Introduction
02 A Hymn to the Morning Star
03 The Donkey-Headed Adversary of Humanity opens the Discussion
04 Phthisis
05 Bring Back the Apocalypse
06 FC: the Freedom Club
07 Mono performs
08 S.P.Q.R.

Disc 2
01 The Creature
02 1997
03 Gunday's Child
04 Powerless
05 improv
06 Sleep is Wrong
07 Cockroach

Wednesday, 1 October 2025

































Phish
Bridge School Benefit
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
October 17th 1998

Remastered soundboard.
An 'unplugged' set with Neil Young dropping in for the last two songs.
regards
Titus

01 Carolina
02 Sleep
03 Never
04 Possum
05 I'm Blue, I'm Lonesome
06 Free Bird
07 Driver
08 Wading in the Velvet Sea
09 Harry Hood*
10 Helpless*

* with Neil Young

Tuesday, 30 September 2025

































Progglådan Box C: Folkprogg & Sjungande låtskrivare
(folk progg & singing songwriters)
CD 302
Folk och Rackare

This outfit seems to have some notoriety in Sweden.
They were influenced by British folk bands
such as Pentangle, Steeleye Span and Fairport Convention
which they combined with elements of traditional Swedish folk music.
If you enjoy things like Steeleye Span's 'Gaudete' then this could be for you.























I really enjoyed it and recommend it to all the Folkies out there.
regards
Titus


Friday, 26 September 2025

I'm going to York for a couple of days.
One of my favourite cities.














































































































































































1.
York has, since Roman times, been defended by walls
of one form or another. To this day, substantial portions
of the walls remain, and York has more miles of intact wall
than any other city in England. They are known variously
as York City Walls, the Bar Walls and the Roman walls
(though this last is a misnomer as very little
of the extant stonework is of Roman origin, and the course
of the wall has been substantially altered since Roman times).
The walls are generally 13 feet (4 m) high and 6 feet (1.8 m) wide.
You can 'walk the walls' for which there is no charge.

2.
The Shambles is a historic street in York, England,
featuring preserved medieval buildings,
some dating back as far as the 14th century.#
The street is narrow, with many timber-framed buildings
with jettied floors that overhang the street by several feet.
It was once known as The Great Flesh Shambles,
probably from the Anglo-Saxon Fleshammels (literally flesh-shelves),
the word for the shelves that butchers used to display their meat.
In 1885, thirty-one butchers' shops were located along the street,
but none remain today. It is now a medieval shopping mall
with tourist-trap prices but no charge for looking! :)

3.
The Three Tuns is a pub on Coppergate, in the city centre.
The building is recorded as having been a pub from at least 1782.
Fair to say it has endured a lot of subsidence over the years!
In 1970, a cache of silver coins was discovered,
and a cache of gold coins was also found
during renovations on the customer service area.

4.
The keep of the medieval Norman castle is commonly referred to as Clifford's Tower.
Originally constructed on the orders of William I.
The first motte and bailey castle on the site was built in 1068
following the Norman conquest of York.
It has a long, interesting and chequered history

5.
The Black Swan is another old favourite pub of mine.
It's had numerous rebuilds and alterations over centuries
but the original building dates back to around 1417.

6.
York Minster is the city's cathedral.
The first record of a church on the site dates to 627.
Yes, 627.

7.
York is home to the National Railway Museum.
A vast collection which includes such iconic steam engines
as the Flying Scotsman and the fabulous Mallard.
Entrance is free!

8.
Micklegate Bar is a four-storey-high gatehouse.
It was the traditional ceremonial gate for monarchs arriving in York,
who, in a custom dating to Richard II in 1389,
would touch the state sword as they entered the city.

regards
Titus
































William D. Drake
Briny Hooves (2007)

Great solo album from the former Cardiacs keyboardist.
This is an mp3 copy.
regards
Titus

01 Wolves
02 Dark Ecstasies
03 Ugly Fortress
04 Serendipity Doodah
05 The Fountains Smoke
06 The Seashell Song
07 Sweet Peace
08 Requiem for a Snail
09 Seahorse
10 Melancholy World
11 January Night

Thursday, 25 September 2025

































Snarky Puppy
Chapiteau de la Pépinière
Nancy, France
October 12th 2022 

Remastered ARTE-TV live webcast.
Recorded during the 2022 European tour:







































Usual top-notch performance
focusing on their Empire Central album.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 Keep it on Your Mind
02 East Bay
03 Broken Arrow
04 Bet
05 Trinity
06 Take It!

Disc 2
01 RL's
02 Belmont
03 Pineapple
04 Sleeper
05 Lingus
























Stonehenge is not officially classified as a henge
because the ditch is on the outside of its bank,
whereas a true henge is defined by a ditch inside a bank.
regards
Titus

Tuesday, 23 September 2025





















Reposted from September 2021

Stone Henge is rubbish.
It always was and nowadays it's even worse.
They built a 'visitor centre' , charge you a fortune
and you will not be allowed to touch the stones.
Avebury (pictured above) is far better.
If you are interested in Neolithic sites
you can go there and explore for free.
It runs rings round Stone Henge (see what I did there?)
I've been a couple of times and loved it.
My interest was first sparked by the 1977 TV series
'Children of the Stones' with the wonderful Iain Cuthbertson.
It was aimed at children but I still enjoy it as an adult.
Worth it for the haunting theme music alone!
You can get the entire series here
regards
Titus 

































The Pineapple Thief
Robin 2
Bilston, England
September 16th 2012

Remastered audience recording.
I'd describe Pineapple Thief (the lesser known PT) as indie-prog.
Sound quality is reasonable with no chatters.
I've been to the Robin a few times over the years.
When it works it's a great venue but all too often
there are more spouses/roadcrew than actual paying punters
and we would all spread out a bit in a feeble attempt
to make it slightly less depressing for the bands.
You only need one of the two download options BTW.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 All the Wars
02 Wake Up the Dead
03 Last Man Standing
04 3000 Days
05 Burning Pieces
06 Show a Little Love
07 Warm Seas
08 Someone Pull Me Out
09 So We Row

Disc 2
01 One More Step Away
02 Snowdrops
03 Give it Back
04 Build a World
05 Someone Here is Missing
06 Reaching Out
07 Nothing at Best
08 I Will Light Up Your Eyes

Sunday, 21 September 2025

































Goat
Ancienne Belgique
Brussels, Belgium
September 21st 2014

Ever-so-slightly tweaked webcast.
The Swedish hypnotic groove-merchants in fine form.
regards
Titus

01 Talk to God
02 Let It Bleed
03 Gathering of Ancient Tribes
04 The Light Within
05 Disco Fever
06 Dreambuilding
07 Goatlord/Diarabi/Goatman
08 Run to Your Mama/Goathead
09 Hide from the Sun
10 Goatslaves
11 Words
12 Det som aldrig förändras







































Thought for the day:
Video emerges of the Government doing wrong.
In court they argue the footage is fake AI.
The judge agrees...case dismissed.
The Government doesn't like you for some reason.
They produce a video showing you are an arsonist.
In court you argue the footage is fake AI.
The judge disagrees...you're going to prison.
regards
Titus

Saturday, 20 September 2025

































Peter Hammill
K4 Festsaal
Künstlerhaus im KunstKulturQuartier
Nuremberg, Germany
May 21st 2018

An audience recording I found on an old hard drive.
Not bad at all.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 The Siren Song
02 Too Many of My Yesterdays
03 Time Heals
04 Meanwhile My Mother
05 Milked
06 The Comet, The Course, The Tail
07 Shingle Song
08 Torpor
09 Central Hotel

Disc 2
01 Time for a Change
02 Patient
03 Close to Me
04 Unrehearsed
05 Faculty X
06 A Better Time
07 Stranger Still
08 Vision

Friday, 19 September 2025

































Ry Cooder
Amazingrace
Shanley Hall
Evanston, IL
July 6th 1976

Remastered soundboard.
An intimate solo set from Ry at this notable venue.
It's a beauty.
You can read the venue's wiki here
regards
Titus

01 Diddy Wah Diddy
02 Crazy 'bout an Automobile
03 Fool for a Cigarette
04 Rope Stretchin' Blues
05 I Can Tell by the Way You Smell
06 Cleanin' Up at Home
07 Billy the Kid
08 Wild Bill Jr.
09 Vigilante Man
10 Crow Black Chicken

Wednesday, 17 September 2025

































Crack the Sky
Northern Studios
Maynard, MA.
May 10th 1976

Remastered WBCN-FM broadcast.
An early CTS studio session.
There is static noise at times and a few other issues.
I did a lot of work dampening down the worst clicks
and applying patches where necessary.
It turned out OK IMO.
Great performance and well worth a listen.
regards
Titus

01 intro/Mind Baby
02 Wet Teenager
03 A Sea Epic
04 Rangers at Midnight
05 Invaders from Mars
06 Robots for Ronnie
07 band intros/Ice
08 She's a Dancer
09 Hold On
10 Surf City/outro

Tuesday, 16 September 2025

































Progglådan Box C: Folkprogg & Sjungande låtskrivare
(folk progg & singing songwriters)
CD 301 Bernt Staf

The third box begins with Bernt Staf who was a writer, actor,
acoustic guitar strummer, Marmite-singer and occasional whistler.

































I believe the lyrics have socio-political meaning
but any of that is lost on me as I don't speak the lingo.
'Pick a Bale of Hay' is, sort of. sung in English
but probably not representative of Bernt's lyrics.
He had a big hit with the song 'Familjelycka',
for which he won a Grammy, so somebody must like him.
I didn't find it unlistenable to be fair but he ain't no Roy Harper.
regards
Titus































I watched a news report last night
about infants dying in Afghanistan from malnutrition and measles.
I was still depressed when I woke up today.
What a shitty world.
regards
Titus

Monday, 15 September 2025

































The Clash
World Music Festival
Montego Bay, Jamaica
November 27th 1982

Tenderly remastered soundboard.
This would have been a very cool festival to attend.
Do you think there was any ganja?








































regards
Titus

01 London Calling
02 Police on My Back
03 The Guns of Brixton
04 The Magnificent Seven/Armagideon Time
05 Junco Partner
06 Spanish Bombs
07 One More Time
08 Train in Vain
09 Bankrobber
10 This is Radio Clash
11 Clampdown
12 Should I Stay or Should I Go?
13 Rock the Casbah
14 Straight to Hell
15 I Fought the Law

Sunday, 14 September 2025

































Ian Dury & The Blockheads
Pinkpop
Burgemeester Damen Sportpark
Geleen, Netherlands
June 8th 1981

Remastered FM.
Ian is in a rowdy mood.
It's a great gig.





























regards
Titus

Saturday, 13 September 2025

































Heart
Aquarius Tavern
Seattle, WA 
July 18th 1975

Remastered KZOK Seattle FM broadcast
which includes spirited renditions of Harry Nilsson's 'Without You'
and Kiki Dee's 'I Got the Music in Me'.

































Very nice recording of vintage Heart on great form.
regards
Titus

01 intro/White Lightning and Wine
02 Dreamboat Annie
03 Crazy on You
04 Sing Child
05 Mother Earth Blues/You Shook Me
06 Without You
07 Magic Man/drum solo
08 I Got the Music in Me/KZOK outro