Fatal Existence - Demo's 1983-1984 cd-r

I've been planning to upload the demos from my band Fatal Existence at some point but  someone on another blog has done it. So, if you are interested go here:

http://old-fast-and-loud.blogspot.com/2011/01/fatal-existence-demos-1983-1984-cd-r.html

Die Kreuzen - La Casa de la Raza, Santa Barbara CA 10-06-84

Here's a soundboard recording of Die Kreuzen in California for those of you who prefer your Punk to be played in that 1980s American Hardcore style. Sound quality is very good

setlist: [from cassette tape]
01. No Name
02. Get 'em
03. On The Street
04. Imagine A Light
05. Fighting
06. It's Been So Long
07. Dirt And Decay
08. Hate Me
09. Pain
10. Rumors
11. I'm Tired
12. Uncontrolled Passion
13. Conditioned
14. Sick People
15. Don't Say Please
16. All White
17. This Hope + Live Wire
18. Open Lines
19. Think For Me

Avengers/Sex Pistols @ Winterland, San Francisco 1-14-78

On January 14th 1978 a historic gig in Punk history happened. It was the last one played by the Sex Pistols (until the re-union, of course). The opening bands that night were The Avengers set has a great version of End Of The World which they did not record in the studio before splitting up in 1979. Three songs from the Sex Pistols set have been officially released at one time or another. These are soundboard recordings and the sound quality is excellent.

Avengers setlist:
01. The American In Me
02. Desperation
03. Paint It Black [Rolling Stones]
04. Friends Of Mine
05. Open Your Eyes
06. No Martyr
07. Teenage Rebel
08. Crazy Homicide
09. End Of The World
10. Summer Of Hate
11. We Are The One
12. I Believe In Me
13. Car Crash

Sex Pistols setlist:
01. God Save The Queen
02. I Wanna Be Me
03. Seventeen
04. New York
05. EMI
06. Belsen Was A Gas
07. Bodies
08. Holidays In The Sun
09. Liar
10. No Feelings
11. Problems
12. Pretty Vacant
13. Anarchy In The UK
14. No Fun [Stooges]

Peter Dayton Band - WBCN, Boston 1980

Most of you will know who La Peste are. Between 1977 and 1979 they were one of the top Punk bands in Boston and released one classic single. In 1979 their singer/guitarist Peter Dayton left the band to pursue a solo career. With that move came a change in musical style to a more New Wave/Pop sound. In 1981 he released his only solo record - a four song 12" ep produced by Ric Ocasek of The Cars - and had two song on the Sharp Cuts compilation LP. Here's a live radio broadcast from 1980. It's interesting to see that he plays one La Peste song - Hold On To Love - in the set. The sound quality is great.

some info here: http://www.answers.com/topic/peter-dayton

setlist:
01. Here Comes The Music
02. The Road
03. Hold On To Love
04. Stuck on the Same Refrain
05. Girl Watcher
06. Close Encounter
07. -interview-
08. Girl with the Blue Eyes
09. Perfect Wave

Effigies - Oz, Chicago 4-10-81

The Effigies were one of Chicago's finest Punk bands back in the day and this live show was recorded at Chicago's legendary Punk clubs. It's recorded off the soundboard and is great quality. You've never heard The Effigies sound so raw. There are a couple song titles I don't know. Can anyone help?

setlist:
01. Body Bag
02. Coarse in Vein
03. Guns Or Ballots
04. Quota
05. Strongbox
06. Techno's Gone
07. Below The Drop
08. Patternless

Pure Hell - WFMU, East Orange NJ 10-16-10

I'm sure everyone is familiar with Pure Hell by now. They released one single in England in 1978. A few years ago their unreleased recordings were unearthed and released on a CD titled Noise Addiction. Since the release of the CD three original members of the band are back together and are playing shows again. here is one recent radio broadcast. There are two songs on this show that are not on the CD. Excellent quality.

setlist:
01. Noise Addiction
02. Hell Is For Heroes
03. I Feel Bad
04. Girl With The Hungry Eyes
05. Dead Girl
06. These Boots Are Made For Walking
07. Hard Action
08. No Rules
09. -interview-

old tape trade list

 Found this in the bottom of a box. It's not my list and I don't remember who it was from but it could give an idea of what was/is out there in tape trade land. Most of the stuff on it I never had. Some good stuff, too. The list is from around 1985.