Join – subscribe – kick in – we need you:Become a Patron! Pulp – live at Leeds University – Aug. 27, 2000 – BBC 6 Music Perennial favorites Pulp this morning. Recorded in concert at Leeds University in 2000, right at the time they were riding the crest of a
Become a member, even for a day: Become a Patron! The Smiths – In Concert at The Universal Amphitheatre – August 26, 1986 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Ending the week and kicking up Friday with The Smiths, one of those bands considered by many to be the most
– Dodgy – Live At Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton – July 5, 1996 – BBC Radio 1 – Getting the week rolling with a lesser known (in the U.S.) but still much enjoyed set from Dodgy in 1996. Sometimes it takes a distance of 28 years to appreciate a decade and
Coffee would be nice: – Family – Scene Through The Eye Of A Lens – Liberty Records UK – Sadly, Family never achieved the recognition in the U.S. that they had in the UK and throughout Europe. In 1967, when they emerged as Family, losing their previous incarnation as The
Coffee anyone? – Franz Ferdinand – Great Wide Open Festival 2012 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Franz Ferdinand to end the week, in concert at the Great Wide Open Festival Summer of 2012 Holland, recorded by the Dutch radio channel VPRO. Franz Ferdinand formed in Glasgow in 2002. The
Become a Patron! – The Style Council – Live at De Meerveert, Amsterdam – October 31, 1983 – VPRO – Tuesday with The Style Council, recorded live at De Meerveert in Amsterdam on October 31, 1983 and preserved for posterity by VPRO in Hilversum. In case you forgot, or didn’t
Starting off the new week with Blur in concert at Glastonbury ’94 as captured for posterity and preserved by BBC Radio 1 on June 26th. Blur were one of the pivotal bands of the Britpop movement in the early 90s. Object of a purported “intense rivalry” with fellow travelers Oasis,
Coffee works too: – 10cc – In Concert Series – Live in London – August 21, 1974 – BBC Radio 1 – Depending on how you looked at it, 10cc were one of the most successful Pop/Rock/Art-Rock/Soft Rock bands of the 70s. And it was just that confusion that pretty
Goes well with a Double-espresso Americano: – Supergrass – Live at The Reading Festival 2001 – BBC 6 Music – Perennial favorites Supergrass tonight. Recorded live at the Reading Festival in 2001 by the venerable BBC. One of the bands heralded as part of the Brit-Pop Movement in the mid-90s,
Coffee? Did you say coffee? – Be Bop Deluxe – live at Oxford – BBC Radio 1 Rock Goes To College – 1978 – BBC Be Bop Deluxe were a band the critics loved but the audience apparently only moderately liked. Together in two short bursts – once from 1972-1974
