Deadbolt - Live At The Wild At Heart - Berlin 21st Nov. 2009

So, we end the month today with what might be considered a foreshadowing of what's to come. Deadbolt, the self-proclaimed "scariest band in the world", put on a tremendously entertaining show. This massive set catches the entire evening from 2009. "language barrier" and all.

Shut Up Asshole!

Exploited - Live At The White House

Recorded in D.C. in 1985, this set has all the early shit you wanna hear.

Death And Destruction, And Don't Forget The Chaos!

Bad Brains - Live At Maritime Hall SF

Ok, so technically the band that released this had to call themselves Soul Brains at the time. Doesn't matter what they want to call themselves, they're legends! A classic set recorded in 1999.

Well I'm Sailin' On

Beastie Boys - Live At CBGB's 1982

This loud and boisterous set happened at CBGB in 1982, at the Ratcage Records Benefit Show. Apparently the entire show was released somewhere along the way which includes sets from the Young & Useless and Reagan Youth. Great obnoxious hardcore.

B-E-A-S-T-I-E, Go!

Flipper - Blow'n Chunks

The beauty of Flipper live is that you can't tell if they're playing sloppy or nailing it. But you can pretty much bet they were loaded! Recorded in 1983 at CBGB and originally released as a ROIR cassette in 1984. Please enjoy the Lights, the Sound, the Rhythm and most importantly THE NOISE!

Life Is Pretty Cheap. There's Really Nothing New

Dwarves - Fuck You Up And Get Live

True rock legends, The Dwarves treat our eardrums to a blistering set. This one can actually treat our eyeballs as well because it was accompanied with a DVD. Since I found this on a blog I haven't seen the show, nor do I have the "Sextras" they contained. But that's fine.

We Don't Need No Re-Education

Ducky Boys - Live From The Banks Of The River Charles

Let's close out our Boston trifecta on the banks of the River Charles. This live ep was actually from a live radio broadcast, so technically there's no live audience. But the bands live fury can definitely be felt.

I'll Rise Up Again

The Freeze - Five Way Fury

I know I've said this far too often about far too many bands but dammit, these guys have always been one of my favorites. And unfortunately I've never been lucky enough to see them live. These tracks were recorded in 1991 and released in '92, but have all the early 80's hits.

"Fuck Off" Was All I Said

Gang Green - Can't LIVE Without It

Long before THIS NONSENSE, Gang Green were writing true Party Rock Anthems. They drove their party bus all the way to the UK (that's right, drove) for this 1990 show.

Bartender, Four More Beers!

The Vicious White Kids – Live At The Electric Ballroom

Remember these guys? Of course not!! Sid and a rag tag bunch of English punks got together for one show in 1978. Two months later Nancy was dead, and less than four month after that Sid was dead. Now, I love Sid just as much as the next guy, but this show? The best I can say is "fabulous disaster"!

C'mon Everybody

NOFX - 2 Live CD's

NOFX never fail to entertain. Today we have their two "official" live releases. First from a couple 1995 shows in L.A., and second from several 2007 shows in San Francisco. Thoroughly entertaining.

I Heard They Suck Live!!

They've Actually Gotten Worse Live!

Descendents - Liveage!

Here's a fantastic release from a legendary band. So many classic tunes, one after another.

We Shall Achieve ALL!

Hell's Litchen - Live

I don't know alot about this 1990 release. I'm not even sure it's an "official" release. But it is a good set from this crossover supergroup.

Time's Caught Up With You

D.R.I. - Live

Here are the crossover gods with their 1994 live LP. A damn good set.

You Lose, I Win

The Undead - Live Slayer

So, you're Bobby Steele, legendary guitarist for the Misfits and then the Undead. And you hear the band Slayer released an album called Live Undead. What do you do? Well, release an album called Live Slayer, of course! This 1991 release captures a great set from a great band.

Delight In Your Screams

Slayer - Live Undead + Haunting The Chapel

So I guess it's been disputed whether or not Live Undead was truly a "Live Album". Well, for our purposes, it is. Here's the 1984 classic, re-released in 1993 and including their other classic 1984 EP.

My Words Defy

Butthole Surfers - The Hole Truth... And Nothing Butt

From one of my favorite releases of all time to one of my favorite bands of all time. If you never experienced the Buttholes live it's just too damned bad. Truly an unforgettable experience each and every time. I almost posted their Double Live "Official Bootleg" from 1988, but instead opted for this 1995 release. It contains a couple demo tracks, great live tracks from their entire history, and a thoroughly entertaining interview with the band.

One, Two, Butthole

Iggy & The Stooges - Metallic 2xKO

We start with a classic. Way WAY back when I completely wore out my copy of the original release. Since then it's been expanded, re-released, shuffled, re-re-released, etc, etc. Well here's the digital copy I presently have. If I'm right it's one of the shuffled re-re's I mentioned. Either way it's raw and dangerous.

Disc 1

Disc 2

Alive!

It's September, and this month we're happy to be ALIVE!