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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2015 11:24:17 GMT
Anyone know of any good bootlegs??
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Post by sydneyquo on Dec 14, 2015 13:38:30 GMT
I used to have a copy of the Quo support gig from the Slade concert at Randwick Racecourse, Sydney from January 1973. Good sound quality and predominatly Dog & Piledriver material. I haven't heard it for years but from memory had Juniors, Someone's Learning, Railroad, Paper Plane, Roadhouse, In my Chair. I'm pretty sure there was more tracks and 10 minutes of Frame asking " Ow are ya ? Ahright ? !! " Sounded like he was stalling as Rick was having guitar issues. Good bootleg if you can get hold of it.  |
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Post by markquo on Dec 14, 2015 13:40:49 GMT
Glasgow Apollo EOTR is awesome
Cheers
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Post by the_madness on Dec 14, 2015 13:44:41 GMT
In terms of what? sound quality?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2015 13:46:48 GMT
In terms of what? sound quality? Yep, but also your personal favourite or just ones with rare live tracks, etc. |
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Post by powerage on Dec 14, 2015 22:06:49 GMT
Depends what you're looking for. There are great bootlegs in terms of quality, FM or soundboard, then there are great bootlegs in terms of setlists with rare tracks on them. Brighton Centre 1996 is excellent quality even if the setlist isn't great. A handful of shows from 1975 have got I Saw The Light on there, audience recording of Olympia 31/12/1975 has this but the radio broadcast doesn't I believe. I think a year later they put Mad About The Boy in the setlist too then quickly dropped it. This is a great resource: www.quogigography.net/index.html |
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Post by per on Dec 14, 2015 22:34:34 GMT
Depends what you're looking for. There are great bootlegs in terms of quality, FM or soundboard, then there are great bootlegs in terms of setlists with rare tracks on them. Brighton Centre 1996 is excellent quality even if the setlist isn't great. A handful of shows from 1975 have got I Saw The Light on there, audience recording of Olympia 31/12/1975 has this but the radio broadcast doesn't I believe. I think a year later they put Mad About The Boy in the setlist too then quickly dropped it. This is a great resource: www.quogigography.net/index.htmlEskilstuna 1975 have I Saw the Light with very good sound, but my favourite is probably Nottingham from the same year when also Nightride was played. The BBC 1973 live at Paris Theatre in London is another bootleg favourite (the vinyl album Ready Steady Quo), but nowadays you can find that gig officially released in both the Piledriver deluxe and in the BBC box set |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 14, 2015 22:38:13 GMT
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Post by powerage on Dec 15, 2015 18:42:59 GMT
Depends what you're looking for. There are great bootlegs in terms of quality, FM or soundboard, then there are great bootlegs in terms of setlists with rare tracks on them. Brighton Centre 1996 is excellent quality even if the setlist isn't great. A handful of shows from 1975 have got I Saw The Light on there, audience recording of Olympia 31/12/1975 has this but the radio broadcast doesn't I believe. I think a year later they put Mad About The Boy in the setlist too then quickly dropped it. This is a great resource: www.quogigography.net/index.htmlEskilstuna 1975 have I Saw the Light with very good sound, but my favourite is probably Nottingham from the same year when also Nightride was played. The BBC 1973 live at Paris Theatre in London is another bootleg favourite (the vinyl album Ready Steady Quo), but nowadays you can find that gig officially released in both the Piledriver deluxe and in the BBC box set Thanks for that Per! I knew I Saw The Light was played at several shows, but I only knew the date for the Olympia gig as my old man never lets me forget he was there! I'll have to check out the Nottingham show, I didn't think they'd ever played Nightride live. Cheers! |
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Post by per on Dec 16, 2015 20:59:40 GMT
Another great and really interesting one if you search for rarely played songs is Rennes in Netherlands, IYCSTH tour. I'm not 100% sure exactly which songs they played, but I seem to remembet Oh What a Night, Gonna Teach You To Love Me and Like a Good Girl. The only recording I've ever heard or heard of with these songs included
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Post by the_madness on Dec 17, 2015 7:50:13 GMT
Live in The Netherlands 19/10/2010 sounds really good.
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