#live at montreaux

[dianessunflower]

RAYE singing It's A Man's Man's World at the Montreaux Jazz Festival

The live album of her full set is now streaming on all platforms. The vinyl pressing is available to pre-order now.

[agoodsongeveryday]

Day Eight Hundred and Eighty Two

Não posso mais, ai que saudade do Brasil

Ai que vontade que eu tenho de voltar

Adeus América, essa terra é muito boa

Mas não posso ficar porque

O samba mandou me chamar

O samba mandou me chamar

[zeruch]

Sounds That Have Been Made, EP 95: Amp Fiddler, Live in Montreaux 2004

I think the first time I saw the name Amp Fiddler was as a sessioner in the liner notes to Maxwell‘s debut LP The Urban Hang Suite, a sumptuous, meandering neo-soul affair that sits as timeless as any classic from Sade, Meshell, Bill Withers, or anyone else.  The next time I saw him mentioned was in Straight No Chaser magazine, where his sophomore solo album, Waltz of a Ghetto Fly, was coming…

[sunburnacoustic]

Muse full gigs

Some full shows that are available, for anyone who wants to partially relive the Muse live experience.

I figured no one's made lists in a while.

La Cigale, Paris By-Request gig 2018

rarities + I guarantee I'm gonna fuck up Space Dementia + water spitting + Matt and Dom playing Grammy hosts in the way they announced the winners of the by-request polls

Some cool and noteworthy gigs:

Live Lounge 2012

The Mayan 2015 (performance wise this gig was stunning)

Royal Albert Hall 2008 (Teenage Cancer Trust charity gig - Megalomania on the pipe organ!)

Reading Festival 2011 (10 years of Origin of Symmetry - played the album start to finish)

AOL Sessions 2006

Reading 2006 (Muse's first time headlining if I remember right. Plus, Matt's moves!)

Glastonbury 2004 (first Glasto headline and a must-watch! Of the iconic mad-scientist, white lab coat era. Muse had called it the best gig of their life so far, at the time) (*Ruled By Secrecy was played live but wasn't included in the concert footage DVD and isn't in this video upload either)

Montreaux Jazz 2002 (height of piano maniac-ery days. Would also recommend Pinkpop 2002 but they don't. have. the footage anymore :( Space Dementia at Pinkpop 2002 was phenomenal. 2004 is also good, but I never found 2002 again. Speaking of which,)

Pinkpop 2004 (most songs are in, a few performances missing unfortunately)

MCM Café 1999 (marvel at what a good live act this young band aged 21 already was—with about 4 years of gigging experience under their belts. Insane how good they are.)

Wembley 2007 (H.A.A.R.P. The first band to sell out the newly rebuilt Wembley Stadium. 90,000 people. You need to understand, seeing Chris lift up and point his bass at the crowd at the end of the slightly modified Jimmy Jam riff before Time Is Running Out was a religious experience that changed me and we're lucky enough to live in an age where you and I can witness it over and over and over again and I'd suggest that you do)

Rock Am Ring 2018, uploaded to the Internet Archive by the Muse Historical Society!

Austin City Limits 2013 Philipshalle 1999 Philipshalle 2001 (all suggested in notes, check out the crystal clear gifs from @hotbellamy! :O )

A few additions I remembered after publishing: Eurockeennes 2000 (opened with a then-unreleased New Born. Matt playing a full gig in red sunglasses. Treat to watch. Link's stretched up to fit modern screens but if you want a bit of clarity and don't mind the late 90s ratio stretch, here's a different link) 2002 (quality's a bit shit but that is literally what telly used to look like)

Shepherd's Bush Empire 2006 (Early gigs are always interesting because over time Muse develop different ways of playing songs that are fresh off new albums. The way they work through Take A Bow live is a bit different here, Dom's the one controlling the opening verse synths! During the Abso tour, Matt would play that bit on the piano as an intro to Space Dementia and if I'm remembering right, he does now on the pianos (correct me—this was on the ST tour as well). Also, Starlight in Bm at this gig)

Big Day Out (Australia) 2004 | 2007. Muse's first tour Down Under, 2004. If you're impressed by Muse's riffage here, know that you aren't alone, Metallica's Kirk Hammett was as impressed as you are. Also I've linked 2007, presented by the V channel, featuring Matt asking a male interviewer, 'Do you feel sexy now?' and famously proclaiming that they'll look sexier in their 40s, which has been true.

Rock Werchter 2023 (Muse play Rock Werchter in Belgium almost every year, except for the pandemic and 2012 I think, but this year's was a bit special. Best performance of Madness I've seen in a while, I love what he does in the outro! MOTP returns to the set. Muse had tech troubles at the end that caused them to restart Knights of Cydonia twice, to no avail. They finally cut it back for a guitar-bass-drum-vocals-only performance of Showbiz, and Matt's voice sounds exceptional on it— the best in recent years)

Bizarre Fest 2000 (BLESS SOMEONE HAS RESTORED THIS FROM VHS TAPE IN HD, this is so much better than back in the day!! If the falsetto at 1:13 doesn't do it for you, you're into the wrong band, nothing else will help. What an electric performance this was!)

Buenos Aires 2019 (livestreamed Simulation Theory-era gig in Argentina, because the set was changed at the last minute because of adverse weather, Muse gave the audience a choice of song between Bliss and Showbiz. The crowd chose Showbiz, which the band played for... the first time since 2006 I think??)

Gigs from WOTP 2022/23 festivals tour last summer:

Nova Rock Rock In Rio Ejekt Fest Isle of Wight ALTer EGO Jan 2023 (as Muse had talked about in that iHeart Radio IG Live) Hurricane Festival 2023 (a festival at which Matt once complained that Muse's set was cut short by... hurricanes. But the audio mixing at this gig was really good!)

These are in no particular order, and obviously not complete, I just realised no one had put together a gig archive in a while so I thought I'd give it a stab!

Will edit and add others whenever, there are obviously glaring omissions still!

[doyourememberrocknrollradio]

Bronski Beat & Marc Almond - I Feel Love Live Montreaux 1985

[ausetkmt]

Nina Simone - I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel To Be Free) (Live at Montreaux jazz festival

[bobrosenbaum]

Archie Shepp, The Jazz Center, New York, 1985.

Saxophonist Archie Shepp remains a powerful, original voice in American music. As a musician, author, poet and teacher he has helped to build a new foundation for contemporary, uncompromised Black American culture -- a culture which has evolved over the last 50 years to thrive well beyond the lens of the dominant white American culture, and also without a need for often-misguided white promoters.

That's not to say that Archie Shepp creates music that is insular or closed to cultures outside his own. Quite the opposite is true, in fact.

ARCHIE'S MUSIC WILL will raise a few of your hairs, challenge a few of your conventions, and give a few of your angrier thoughts some free sparring time. It will also show you what swing is all about, as well as the true roots of the Blues.

I consider myself very fortunate to have heard Archie's timeless music so deeply, to have been able to experience and capture his performances, to have met and spoken with him for a time, and even to have served with him on the board of Music Inn Studios, a non-profit calling of our mutual Philadelphia-born friend, J.R. Mitchell.

I'm not going to try to tell you anything more about Archie, except perhaps to let you know that today is his birthday.

Here are just a few links to start hearing and learning about Archie Shepp from his ground-breaking, counter-culture work in the late '60s to his National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master recognition in 2016: Archie's mind-blowing take on Duke Ellington's Sophisticated Lady (1968); the beseeching Hipnosis (1975); his classic composition Steam live from the Montreaux Festival (1976); Archie in his seminal duo arrangement with pianist Horace Parlan on the spiritual Trouble in Mind (1986); his wonderful funky big band arrangement of another wailing classic 'Mama Too Tight' (2012); and finally Archie's NEA Jazz Master 2016 Biography.

May Archie Shepp's revolutionary artistic statement, his exhuberance and music live forever!

[somethingvinyl]

The second live album by the Flo & Eddie Mothers is also their last album until FZ started releasing vault material in the late ‘80s. The tour had ended abruptly at the end of 1971: a man at the London show had had a delusion that Frank was making eyes at his girlfriend in the audience, leaped onto the stage, and pushed Frank off. Frank broke his legs and cracked his larynx, meaning he couldn’t tour or sing for about a year—and his voice was permanently a bit lower afterward. You can actually hear Frank get pushed at the end of the last track of the Mothers 1971 box set, a bit of audio vérité that sounds too good to be true! (That December was a uniquely cursed time—earlier that month was the famous fire at their Montreaux show that inspired “Smoke on the Water.” They lost all their equipment and were still playing borrowed gear when FZ was pushed. You can hear THAT show on the canonized bootleg Swiss Cheese/Fire!)

This album is the west coast complement to the Fillmore East. Side 1 is the 25-minute narrative song Billy the Mountain, which I have gotten through maybe twice in my life… it’s tiresome. Side 2 is probably my favorite side of Flo & Eddie material (competing with side 2 of Chunga’s). It’s raucous fun all the way through—though Magdalena, despite having one of the catchiest melodies Zappa ever wrote, makes light of sexual assault in a way that I am much less willing to put up with than I was when I started listening to it 15 years ago (the times change and, if we’re lucky, we change with them). Still, you’ve got my favorite version of Call Any Vegetable (with a Jim Morrison impression recorded a month after his death!!), the LA-inside-joke Eddie Are You Kidding, and a wonderful rendition of Dog Breath. It’s a great set.

I got my copy for a mere $5.99 because (as the sticker on the front warns) side 1 is destroyed. Lucky me, I thought… I only listen to side 2, so I can get the only side I want for a steal!

[uniquetyphoonmiracle]

Información y fotos sobre sala ARGENTINA luego CANCILLER II e incluso KANGAROO donde toco DIO e hicieron cientos de conciertos de HARD ROCK Y HEAVY METAL de 1er NIVEL MUNDIAL en un barrio Obrero como SAN BLAS azotado entonces o en los 80 y 90 x la DROGA..como la crónica de un tipo q vino de SAN SEBASTIAN bebiendo y fumando porros en el BUS y q no vio a los TELONEROS de SLAYER como fueron "MACHINE HEAD"=Lp de DEEP PURPLE q incluye SMOKE ON THE WATERS [q grabaron mientras se incendiaba el CASINO de MONTREAUX con FRANK ZAPPA al q tiraron 2 semanas después del escenario del RAINBOW de LONDRES..HECHOS SUCEDIDOS CUANDO YO NACI en NOV'71 q Led ZEPPELIN público Lp IV con STAIRWAYS TO HEAVEN)..xq QUEDO CON UNA CHICA [pues si follas gratis y libre pasas de VICIOS Y PUTA MUSICA O IDOLOS DE ORO]..y llegó cuando tocaban al final DAVIDIANOS [secta apocalíptica masacrada por la policía x lo que se vengaron con el MEGA_ATENTADO DE OKLAHOMA el día q ETA voló el coche de AZNAR q se salvo de Milagro]..entonces SLAYER presentaba CD INTERVENCION DIVINA =19_11_94=4 años o IVan_nus exactos después de ver a INXS en el demolido pabellón de REAL MADRID BASKET=19_11_90 ..empezando con SUICIDE BLONDE d cd X dedicada a KYLIE MINOGUE cuando era novio de SUICIDADO HUTCHENCE q me dio su cerveza Mexicana CORONA en sala DIVINO AQUALUNG y su guitarrista TIM FARRISS su pua.

Cuando la DEMOLIERON hicieron un Bloque de PISOS donde grabe como sonaba EUROPE LIVING A CELEBRATION de ROSA LOPEZ 1era ganadora de OPERACION TriUnFO [ con la que se presento en EUROCISION 2002] cuando fui el 3 de mayo de 2020 [recién llegado de RIO DE JANEIRO O BRASIL via ALEMANIA por el CORONA_VIRUS] y un vecino pedia a CAMARON [autor de LA LEYENDA DEL TIEMPO y cuyo ultimo concierto fue en el colegio Mayor SAN JUAN EVANGELISTA=redactor del APOCALIPSIS.. en Madrid donde canto SALUD ES LO QUE YO QUIERO para morir de CANCER con 41 años en BADALONA_BARCELONA siendo un gran FUMADOR que no FOLLADOR estando casado con LA CHISPA aunque NO ES LA ADECUADA de HEROES DEL SILENCIO jaja]

Por cierto..al lado aparte de la ESTACION de BOMB_EROS está la COMISARIA donde me detuvieron tras pararme con mi BMW comprado en calle SALVA_TIERRA a la Altura de la FABRICA de la MONEDA en calle ALCALA porque no recogía más citaciones judiciales al comprobar la CORRUPCION JUDICIAL y estar el asunto en MANOS de ESQUERRA REPUBLICANA DE CATALUNYA desde que me envió una carta CAROD ROVIRA [EX vicepresidente de GENERALITAT DE CATALUNYA que pacto con ETA que no atentaran en CATALUNYA donde en un HIPERCOR hicieron su atentado mas Salvaje] que a continuación se fue con el el EX ALCALDE DE BARCELONA Pascual MARGALL al MURO DE LAS LAMENTACIONES en JERUSALEN saliendole ALZHEIMER.

[howlingmoonradio]

April 11th Playlist

The above picture was taken by our nephew Ryan up in Burlington, VT. on Monday during the solar eclipse totality. We didn't experience quite the same scenario here in the Capital Region, but it was an interesting day nonetheless and served as a bit of inspiration for what music we selected to share on this week's episode. Here's what we played.

Side A Howling at the Moon-Hank Williams Rising Star-Creation Rebel Joyful Noise-Creation Rebel Starship Africa (Section 4)-Creation Rebel Starship Movement (Section 2)-Creation Rebel Observe Life-New Age Steppers Guiding Star-New Age Steppers

Side B Paint it Black-Deep Purple (live from Montreaux, Switzerland 1970) Space Trucking-Deep Purple (live from London, UK. 1972)

[truebloodrandazzo]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: The Secret Language of Eating Disorders Hardcover Book by Peggy Claude-Pierre.

[xerks44]

KHAN - final live performance, Montreaux Pop Festival 1972

"Driving to Amsterdam" Steve Hillage - guitar/vocals Nick Greenwood - bass/vocals Eric Peachey - drums Val Stevens - organ/clavinet

[bungitonthen]

19/10/23

one of these days ... pillow of winds - pink floyd (meddle)

arnold layne ... cirrus minor ... paintbox pink floyd (relics)

the gold it's in the... ... wot's...uh the deal - pink floyd (obscured by clouds)

embryo (bbc session 1970) ... atom heart mother (live at montreaux 1970) ... nothing part 14 - pink floyd (the early years 1967-1972: cre/ation)

sheep - pink floyd (animals)

[dloindustries]

Ashford & Simpson - Solid - Live @ Montreaux

Happy Birthday Valerie Simpson

[rsrvs]

Ella Fitzgerald performing “This Girl’s In Love With You” live at Montreaux in 1969