http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E9LEKCSH
Very Good Quality
If you like it, why not pick up their latest album, Happy Endings?
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Recordings of New Zealand concerts, with a Wellington focus.
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All recordings are 128kbps MP3. Don't ask for lossless versions; there aren't any.
Quality ratings, best to worst, are: Very Good Quality, Good Quality, Pretty Good Quality, Reasonable Quality, Bearable Quality, Better Than Nothing.
Quality ratings, best to worst, are: Very Good Quality, Good Quality, Pretty Good Quality, Reasonable Quality, Bearable Quality, Better Than Nothing.
Links
Kiwi Concerts - recordings, spanning a number of decades, of mainly international bands' performances in New Zealand.
Shihad wiki - mostly good quality recordings of one of New Zealand's greatest ever acts.
Radio New Zealand National Live - a wide range of New Zealand acts. To download: click on a link to open the recording, copy the internet address, paste it into your download manager.
Others
Mystic Chords of Memory
Shihad wiki - mostly good quality recordings of one of New Zealand's greatest ever acts.
Radio New Zealand National Live - a wide range of New Zealand acts. To download: click on a link to open the recording, copy the internet address, paste it into your download manager.
Others
Mystic Chords of Memory
6 comments:
Opera House epicness....
Sweeet!
Thanks for giving me the heads up!
The download is not working off that site. I tried is a few times on different computers and all that comes up is a little <170K MP3 file. Can you repost it? Thanks!
Nevermind above comment. Tried enough times and got the file. Thanks! Where/when is it from?
http://www.radionz.co.nz/genre/music/live?473894_result_page=P
The Phoenix Foundation
Wellington band The Phoenix Foundation found time between various member’s solo projects to record the third album in the ‘Horse Trilogy’- Happy Ending. The hometown release gig was at the grand old Opera House - taking the heckled, stage-banter infused gigs they’ve become renowned for to the big stage. The band stepped it up sonically, performing extended psychedelic jams of some old favourites, and songs from the new album. 12 January 2008
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