Blur: The Death of a Party + Acoustic Demo



With the enormous interest generated by the Velvet Underground bootleg I posted a few weeks ago, "Live at the Gymnasium 1967" (Link), I thought I would post another show. This one isn't quite as rare, but it's just as interesting. In it, Lou Reed, John Cale, and Nico have a semi-reunion and play VU songs alongside their own solo work. You could kind of say it's the VU "unplugged". Here's the tracklist:Labels: download special, live, mp3, rarities, velvet underground
Furious Wank writes on the Libertines Forum:Labels: download special, live, mp3, rarities, velvet underground



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Pretty much every Buckley rarity ever can found by clicking the link below:


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Well when you're sitting there in your silk upholstered chairLabels: mp3, rarities, rolling stones

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As a special treat, here's what is quite possibly DJ Shadow's best ever live performance. Recorded for the BBC on October 30, 1997, the set witnesses Shadow, aka Josh Davis, at the height of his powers. After "Endtroducing", before "Psyence Fiction"--the confidence and creativity displayed in this recording is striking.
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