Showing posts with label Steve Hillage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steve Hillage. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 February 2025

































Steve Hillage
Free Concert in Hyde Park
London, England
September 18th 1976

Remastered soundboard/FM?.
I found this on a very old hard drive
along with a few other items which look potentially blog-worthy.
Not the full show but worth a listen.
I've read this was Miquette Giraudy's live debut.
Steve bollocks the crowd for fighting.
regards
Titus

1.Hurdy Gurdy Man
2.Hurdy Gurdy Glissando
3.Solar Music Suite
4.All Too Much

Sunday, 30 July 2023

































Steve Hillage
Sonesta Koepelkerk
Amsterdam
Decemember 14th 1979

Another reworked off-the-shelf CD.
It's certainly soundboard/probably radio...I forget.
Quality is very good.
I was a regular at Hillage gigs in the late 70s.
Everyone I knew was rather disappionted with Open
and the gigs around that time seemed weaker for it.
Steve was moving in a direction we were reluctant to follow.
...he had shorter hair and was wearing a jumpsuit. WTF? :)
Here's my ticket from a month earlier at the Free Trade Hall:


























In hindsight it was good stuff which sounds great here.
T'was cosmic funk coming from an unexpected source.
I probably went home pissed off and stuck a Parliament album on.
regards
Titus

01 New Age Feeling
02 Master Builder
03 Day After Day
04 Getting in Tune
05 Palm Trees
06 Definite Activity
07 New Age Synthesis (Unzipping the Zype)
08 intro to Open
09 Open/Not Fade Away
10 Searching for the Spark

Sunday, 1 August 2021

































Steve Hillage/Gong
La Laiterie
Strasbourg, France
November 3rd 2009

A glorious romp through Daevid Allen's trademark brand of psychedelic anarchy.
With the bonus of Steve Hilliage returning to his 70s roots as an aperitif.
Think it's audience sourced but the sound quality is fairly good.
I ripped it from my old CDs and fixed a slight drop-out in one song.
I was at the show in Manchester on the 21st and it was great fun.






















The Hillage band were a little under-rehearsed at this point
but I've seen them a couple of times since and they constantly improve.
Last time was their headline spot at NOTP in Loreley.
That was really good and included Kavus Torabi on guitar and vocals
which added a lot to the overall sound.
Om.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
-Hillage set
01 Octave Doctors
02 Palm Trees
03 Searching for the Spark
04 Aftergild
05 Hurdy Gurdy Man
06 Salmon Song
-Gong set
07 intro
08 Escape Control Delete
09 Tou Can't Kill Me
10 Zero the Hero & the Witch's Spell
11 Dynamite/I Am Your Animal
12 Daevid talks
13 Digital Girl

Disc 2
01 Shakti Yoni poem
02 Dancing with the Pixies
03 intro
04 Wacky Baccy Banker
05 I Never Glid Before
06 Portal
07 Flute Salad
08 Oily Way
09 Outer Temple/Inner Temple
10 She's the Great Goddess/Master Builder
11 Guitar Zero
12 Selene
13 outro/encore break
14 You Never Blow Yr Trip Forever
(Zero Where Are You?/Be Who You Are My Friend/
It's the World of Illusion/Why Don't You Try/I Am You)


Sunday, 11 April 2021

































Steve Hillage
Rock Goes to College DVD
University of Kent, Canterbury UK
February 28th 1979
(first broadcast March 10th 1979)

This is a later Japanese rebroadcast.
Great stuff from when Steve was beginning to dabble in funk.
I increased the volume as it was rather quiet.
regards
Titus

The Salmon Song
Unzipping the Zype
Hurdy Gurdy Man
1988 Aktivator
Unidentified (Flying Being)
It's All Too Much