Showing posts with label 2004. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2004. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 23, 2023

Oxbow

Oxbow needs no introduction on this part of the web. An all time personal favorites for me, so here's one of these big posts with all the rare stuff I've managed to grab along the way, bootlegs, videos.

1992.10.02 - Live Video At Kennel Club, San Francisco, California
This one was actually uploaded to youtube not too long ago but for some reason vanished, so I'm here to fix that.

Eugene Robinson
Les Tontons Flingueurs, Rennes, 1995
00:00 30 Miles
05:24 Burn
10:51 Curse
16:15 Daughter
20:33 Bomb
26:24 Unknown (early version of The Virgin Bride perhaps ?)

2002.05.19 - Live Video At Diksmuide, Belgium
Officially released on Love That's Last compilation (2006)

1. Black Light Improvisation
2. Skin
3. Yoke
4. Sorry
5. Stallkicker
6. Woe
7. Sweetheart
8. The Valley
9. Glimmer (partial)

2003 - Music For Adults
Documentary

2003.10.11 - Live on Futility Fest at Nyabinghi, Youngstown, Ohio

Dan Adams, Eugene, Greg Davis, Niko Wenner
Live at The Eagle, San Francisco, 2004
1. Intro / Sweetheart
2. Bull's Eye
3. Sawmill
4. Burn
5. The Last Good Time (Youtube Video)
6. 1000
7. Babydoll
8. O'Clock
9. ...The Stick

2004.11.14 - Live Video At Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California
Officially released on Love That's Last compilation (2006)

1. ...The Stick
2. Bullseye
3. Babydoll
4. 1000
5. Sawmill

2009.11.16 - Live Bootleg at Grrrnd Zero, Lyon, France

1. 3 O'Clock
2. Sawmill
3. Babydoll
4. The Geometry of Business
5. La Luna
6. Frank's Frolic
7. She's A Find
8. Coalking
9 + 10. Cat And Mouse 
11. Over
12. Angel

2011 - The Luxury of Empire
I tend not to post new things here as you may know.. but it's more than 10 years now, think it's long enough. I know it was already circulating online for a couple of years anyway.

1. The Luxury of Empire (documentary)
2. Still Before (documentary)
3. 2009.11.08 - Live Video at La Maroquinerie, Paris, France

    1. Down A Stair Backward
    2. Yoke
    3. Sawmill
    4. Time, Gentlemen, Time
    5. Bull's Eye
    6. Sorry
    7. Shine (Glimmer)
    8. Babydoll (includ. intro with lyrics from future 
A Gentleman's Gentleman)
    9. Sunday
    10. Last Good Time


2012.10.22 - Live Bootleg at Supersonic Festival, Birmingham, England
Oxbow Orchestra, not to be confused with Love's Holiday Orchestra, this one is indeed, a classical orchestra, and featuring only Niko and Eugene.

00:00 Bomb (Partial Youtube Video)
06:55 Cold And Well-Lit Place
11:40 She's A Find
19:52 Unknown
25:50 Unknown
34:08 Ecce Homo
39:20 The Valley
50:23 1000 (encore, Niko and Eugene alone) (Partial Youtube Video)


I'm always on the lookout for 2012's official "In Camera" and not gonna buy a pricey second hand DVD for 3 songs on discogs. Also looking for a track called "Brujita", released on "Double of Love Volume Uno" compilation. If you have those or anything else interesting, don't spare us please.

Monday, February 8, 2016

Moonsorrow - Live At Lutakko, Jyväskylä, Finland

I was making some room on my PC, and decided that instead of holding all those Moonsorrow bootlegs I have I'll just post them over here and get them off my library. So originally this was intended to be a huge Moonsorrow post, I mean, real huge, 3 video bootlegs and 6.5 audio bootlegs I collected within the many years I'm a fan.
This plan was easily "ruined" by this amazing collection (much respect), which already shared all the stuff I was about to upload for many hours..
So this post will contain that 0.5 bootleg I mentioned in the above count, the only thing I got which is not appearing on the published bootleg list, with the only intention to be added to this list, cause if you're looking for a Moonsorrow bootleg, check the other better quality ones, not this..

Markus Eurén, Henri Sorvali, Marko Tarvonen
Ville Sorvali, Mitja Harvilahti
Live At Lutakko, Jyväskylä, Finland (08.04.2004)

Tracks 1-4 are missing unfortunately, audio is pretty bad
5. Ukkosenjumalan Poika
6. Unohduksen Lapsi
7. Sankaritarina
8. Tulkaapa Äijät
9. Pakanajuhla

Moonsorrow are a band often been overlooked by metalheads, being misjudged by genre and area, a lot of people think they play the same happy jumpy folka as Finntroll/Korpoklaani/etc.. Well no, these guys make brilliant progressive pagan black metal hymns, each and every time.
If you haven't check them to date, give it a shot with their most epic effort, two tracks V: Hävitetty. I bought that album when it came out already being a familiar with all their previous albums, but hell, what a surprising album, I can't remember another album that dropped my jaw like this one.