1990-08-11 Crystal Palace Bowl
Setlist:
What For
Scarecrow
Bring A Gun
Government Walls
Walking The Ghost
Johnny Yen
Come Home
How Was It For You?
Sit Down
Show Info : James supported The Cure as part of a one-day festival at the Crystal Palace Bowl in London
Sunday, March 8, 2009
James Live @ The Great British Music Weekend, Wembley, 1991-01-18
Saturday, March 7, 2009
James Live @ State Ballroom, Liverpool, 1983-03-23
JAMES, Liverpool State Ballroom, England, 1983-03-23
Thanks to swintonboy for sharing the audio files
Setlist:
1 Stutter
2 If Things Were Perfect
3 What's The World
4 Vulture
5 A Lovely Day For Life
6 Discipline
7 We're On Fire
8 Skullduggery
9 Chain Mail
10 Withdrawn
11 Fire So Close
This is probably the earliest James live recording in circulation, with original guitarist Paul Gilbertson in the band and Larry Gott still performing the job as their guitar teacher (and possibly recording this gig). This show is a support slot for New Order, with whom the band had become friendly in Liverpool. It features James at their most wild and frantic. It also features the unreleased Discipline, We're On Fire and A Lovely Day For Life (which may, or not, be the end section of Vulture) and the live classic, but never studio released, Stutter that James resurrected on their recent December 2008 tour.
Info at One of The Three
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
JAMES - Manchester Central - 2008-12-20
JAMES, Manchester Central, England, 2008-12-20
[Audience - FLAC - Thanks to swintonboy]
disc one
1 Intro
2 Lose Control
3 Waltzing Along
4 Oh My Heart
5 Ring The Bells
6 Whiteboy
7 Hymn From A Village
8 Gold Mother
9 Stutter
10 Tomorrow
11 Dream Thrum
12 I Wanna Go Home
13 Out To Get You - youtube link
14 Top Of The World
15 Upside
disc two
1 Come Home - youtube link
2 Sit Down
3 Sound
4 She's A Star - youtube link
5 Born Of Frustration
6 Getting Away With It (All Messed Up)
7 Sometimes
8 Laid
The second of two hometown shows from James' recent UK tour. The set features a smattering of tracks from their excellent 2008 comeback album Hey Ma, which has been criminally excluded from most 2008 best of lists, some of their greatest hits and a few gems from their back catalogue.
Read review here
Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4 - Part 5
Part 6 - Part 7 - Part 8 - Part 9 - Part 10
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