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Today I went to a friend's house. Before I went, I decided to take a look at a new record shop I'd heard of in town. It's run by a couple of students, and the one that was there talked to me about Glastonbury, the local music scene, random bands, etc, and I bought Temple Of Love 12" (finally, Heartland and Gimme Shelter! )

And since I was buying something, he gave me the following bootleg cassettes:

TSOM - The Top Rank

First And Last And Always/Body And Soul/Train/Marian/No Time To Cry/Possession/Walk Away/Burn/Emma/Amphetamine Logic/A Rock And A Hard Place/Floorshor/Alice/Body Electric/Gimme Shelter/Knockin' On Heaven's Door/Sister Ray/Louie Louie
(According to Paint it Black's site, this is also the last ever gig with Gary Marx.
It claims to be a mixing desk recording (and is bleedin' high quality too), the cover is a red and black image of Von's head.


Siouxsie And The Banshees - Love In A Void (Early Studio Demos)

Love In A Void/Metal Postcard/Suburban Relapse/Mirage/Carcass/Overground/Helter Skelter/Hong Kong Garden/Make Up To Break Up/Carcass/Love In A Void

I don't know what the differences in the repeated tracks (Carcass, Love In A Void) are, having never heard Love In A Void, I'd prefer to get the single first. But hey, demos.



If I can work out how to transfer the cassette audio to mp3, I can put this Sisters bootleg on SoulSeek for anyone who may want it.

Dark wrote:If I can work out how to transfer the cassette audio to mp3, I can put this Sisters bootleg on SoulSeek for anyone who may want it.

You can always use THIS thingie

IZ.

You buy me it then, Iz, cause I sure as hell can't afford $150 for a new drive of any description.

Just sell a load of EPs

Dark wrote: he gave me the following bootleg cassettes:

TSOM - The Top Rank

First And Last And Always/Body And Soul/Train/Marian/No Time To Cry/Possession/Walk Away/Burn/Emma/Amphetamine Logic/A Rock And A Hard Place/Floorshor/Alice/Body Electric/Gimme Shelter/Knockin' On Heaven's Door/Sister Ray/Louie Louie
(According to Paint it Black's site, this is also the last ever gig with Gary Marx.
It claims to be a mixing desk recording (and is bleedin' high quality too), the cover is a red and black image of Von's head.

would you believe it?...Brighton Top Rank 1 April 1985

Just took a look in the Weeding section, it's there, but there doesn't appear to be a Louie Louie in the weed. How odd.


@ Motz - Limited to 100 copies, even if I sold them all, I'd personally make about £125, so maybe I'll wait a while, non?

You lucky bastard. Glasgow seems to be wall to wall HMV where you're bloody lucky if you can find "Twice Upon A Time" and "...Overbombing" on CD.

Maybe I'm not looking in the right places. Any Weegie help would be greatly appreciated.

BTW - You HAVE to get the "proper" Love In A Void.

Oooh, so many memories... *misty-eyed*

boudicca wrote:You lucky bastard. Glasgow seems to be wall to wall HMV where you're bloody lucky if you can find "Twice Upon A Time" and "...Overbombing" on CD.

Maybe I'm not looking in the right places. Any Weegie help would be greatly appreciated.

Not really, just the ones that have been mentioned before on another thread (Avalance, Lost In Music etc.).

Personally I'd recommend the CD / record fairs that come round every couple of months, usually in Hillhead Library on Byres Road or at the Central Hotel.

The occasional "big one" at the SECC is well worth a visit.

Check here for dates & venues.

boudicca wrote:You lucky bastard. Glasgow seems to be wall to wall HMV where you're bloody lucky if you can find "Twice Upon A Time" and "...Overbombing" on CD.

In Antwerp they're even putting A Slight Case Of Overbombing back in the shop window... New...

Surprised me quite a bit

smiscandlon wrote:Not really, just the ones that have been mentioned before on another thread (Avalance, Lost In Music etc.).

Personally I'd recommend the CD / record fairs that come round every couple of months, usually in Hillhead Library on Byres Road or at the Central Hotel.

The occasional "big one" at the SECC is well worth a visit.

Yeah, Lost in Music has been my saviour over the years. Avalanche I never really liked, too much of a dodgy So-Cal so-called "punk" vibe about the place. Too many Offspring t-shirts, I had to get out.

I've never been to the record fairs at Hillhead Library etc, but the SECC ones are a goldmine. I went to one of them when I was 15 and had a lengthy discussion with this guy who claimed to know Steve Severin (my favourite bassist of all time, no f**king question ). Never worked out whether he was bull s**t ing me or not.

Probably.

boudicca wrote:Too many Offspring t-shirts, I had to get out.

It does often seem to be full of young whippersnappers who should be out playing on their bikes, not adorning themselves in chains and black eyeliner.

I don't know, kids today...

Dark wrote: never heard Love In A Void

Great song
Check it, Dark!
By the way, it's also available - for example - on the "Once Upon A Time" CD.

pikkrong wrote:

Dark wrote: never heard Love In A Void

Great song
Check it, Dark!
By the way, it's also available - for example - on the "Once Upon A Time" CD.

CD?
Blasphemy, Pikkrong, I'm going to get it on vinyl.

Dark wrote:

pikkrong wrote:

Dark wrote: never heard Love In A Void

Great song
Check it, Dark!
By the way, it's also available - for example - on the "Once Upon A Time" CD.

CD?
Blasphemy, Pikkrong, I'm going to get it on vinyl.

Well, I've got "Once Upon A Time" vinyl as well

young dark great stuff, but not all demo and quite easy to get on strange fruit label

Love In A Void/Metal Postcard/Suburban Relapse/Mirage - BBC Nov. 29th 1977

Hong-Kong garden / Helter Skelter / Overground / Carcass - BBC Feb. 06th 1978

Make Up To Break Up/Carcass/Love In A Void - EMI demos, Riverside Studios London 06.12.77

hope this helps

incidentally i have one of the above sessions on siouxsie shaped vinyl... and no you can't have it before you ask

paint it black wrote:young dark great stuff, but not all demo and quite easy to get on strange fruit label

Love In A Void/Metal Postcard/Suburban Relapse/Mirage - BBC Nov. 29th 1977

Hong-Kong garden / Helter Skelter / Overground / Carcass - BBC Feb. 06th 1978

Make Up To Break Up/Carcass/Love In A Void - EMI demos, Riverside Studios London 06.12.77

hope this helps

incidentally i have one of the above sessions on siouxsie shaped vinyl... and no you can't have it before you ask

Damn it. Oh well.