Sonic Youth - Gila Monster Fest, Lucerne Valley, CA 1-05-85

This is an audience recording. The vocals are very low in the mix. Sound quality is good. Can anyone help with song titles?

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. title unknown
02. title unknown
03. title unknown
04. title unknown
05. title unknown
06. title unknown
07. title unknown

Sonic Youth/Lydia Lunch - University of London Union, London 5-23-86

The Lydia Lunch set is a spoken work piece. The Sonic Youth show was bootlegged on vinyl LP but this copy is the full show with a couple songs that weren't on the LP. These are audience recordings and have good sound quality.

Lydia Lunch set: [from cassette tape]
01. Meat Meat Meat

Sonic Youth set: [from cassette tape]
01. Marilyn Moore
02. World Looks Red
03. Shadow Of A Doubt
04. Starpower
05. Death To Our Friends
06. title unknown
07. Tom Violence
08. White Kross
09. Green Light
10. Brother James
11. Death Valley `69
12. Expressway To Yr Skull

Lydia Lunch - Live 1981

13.13 were fronted by Lydia Lunch and the backing band were three members of the Los Angeles band The Weirdos. They released one LP on the Ruby label. This live show is one continuous piece of music played for 30 minutes. I added track marks but don't know if I added them at the correct spots. Can someone who likes the band figure it out? It's an audience recording with good sound quality. The Milan show is also an audience recording. The first song is a long instrumental. Does anyone know the song title? Sound quality is good.

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Lydia Lunch & 13.13 - Club 57, N.Y. 1981: [from cassette tape]
01. title unknown
02. title unknown
03. title unknown
04. title unknown
05. title unknown
06. title unknown

Lydia Lunch & Devil Dogs - Sala Della Provincia, Milan Italy 2-24-81: [from cassette tape]
01. title unknown
02. Twelve Year Old Boy
03. Racketeer’s Blues
04. Be Careful What You Do
05. It's Tight Like That
06. Snatch It Back and Hold It
07. He Fooled Me

Idols - Max's Kansas City, NYC 5-03-78

I posted this show a few years back from a different source. This is an upgrade in sound quality. This was the first appearence of the Idols in New York. The band was formed in London by Barry Jones and Steve Dior on Guitars and Vocals. The drummer was Jerry Nolan from Dolls and Heartbreakers and the bass player on this show is introduced as Simon. They played a few shows in London before relocating to New York City when Jerry Nolan's visa expired. At the end of the summer Arthur Kane joined the band on bass and they backed up Sid Vicious at his New York shows. In 1979 they released their only single. Jones and Dior moved back to London in 1979 and renamed the band London Cowboys. This is an audience recording.

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. Biggest Splash
02. Girl That I Love
03. F.I.X.
04. Centerfold
05. Too Right Wing

Richard Hell & The Voidoids - CBGB, NYC 1978

This is a live radio broadcast from CBGB on WPIX New York. The DJ is Jane Hamburger. Sound quality is excellent.

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. Walking On The Water
02. Staring In Her Eyes
03. Blank Generation
04. dj outtro

Television - Live 1975 + 1977

These are both audience recordings. The CBGB show is an early show and features Richard Hell on bass and the band plays a very interesting version of Blank Generation. Sound quality is good. The Whisky show, I believe, was the one where the Damned were supposed to play but Television didn't want to play with them which resulted in the Damned later writing the song Idiot Box about it. Sound quality is good.

@ CBGB, NYC 3-23-75: [from cassette tape]
01. Fire Engine
02. Prove It
03. Venus De Milo
04. Friction
05. Blank Generation
06. Double Exposure

@ Whisky, Los Angeles 4-14-77: [from cassette tape]
01. See No Evil
02. Venus
03. Foxhole
04. Elevation
05. Friction
06. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
07. Marquee Moon

Milk 'N' Cookies - Whiskey, Los Angeles 8-10-77

Milk 'n' Cookies were a PowerPop band from New York City that formed in 1973. In 1974 they went to England. There Sal Maida, former bass player for Roxy Music, joined the band and they record their only album, which was released in 1975. By early 1977 guitarist Ian North left the band and eventually formed a new band called Neo who had two songs on the Live At The Vortex album released in 1977. Milk 'n' Cookies went back to the US and added two guitarist to replace Ian North. They played around for a year or so but never released another record. This show recorded in Los Angeles has them as the opening band for Ramones. The introduction is by Rodney Bingenheimer. No new songs are played but they do two covers, The Best Part Of Breakin' Up, a song by The Ronettes, which is introduced as a song from their upcoming single, and a Beatles cover of You Can't Do That. This is an audience recording and had good sound quality. I got this copy in a cdr swap about 8 years ago and, unfortunately, the first song skips.
 
setlist:
01. Chance To Play [1st set]
02. Just A Kid
03. Tinkertoy Tomorrow
04. (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up
05. The Last Letter
06. Buy This Record
07. (Dee Dee You're) Stuck On A Star [2nd set]
08. Just A Kid
09. Tinkertoy Tomorrow
10. (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up
11. The Last Letter
12. On The Outs
13. You Can't Do That