Showing posts with label 1988. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1988. Show all posts

Sunday, June 14, 2026

The Bears

Rise and Shine

(1988)

 










320

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Wednesday, May 20, 2026

VA - 2013 - ¡Released! The Human Rights Concerts 1988 Human Rights Now!



VA - 2013 - ¡Released! The Human Rights Concerts 1988 Human Rights Now! @320




“Human Rights Now!” - the second all-stars charity concert tour organized by the Nobel Peace Prize-winning human rights organization Amnesty International, was staged to draw attention to the fortieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration Of Human Rights.

This concert was one of the final stops of the “Human Rights Now!” tour and headliners Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Tracy Chapman and Youssou N’Dour had been all over the planet by the time the concert took place in the legendary River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires on the 15th October 1988.

This 2CD Digipak Edition features once-in-a-lifetime performances such as “Born In The U.S.A” by Springsteen, Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer”, “Don’t Stand So Close To Me” by Sting and the evening’s highlight as all performers gathered on stage for a moving rendition of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes Of Freedom” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up, Stand Up”.

CD 1: Youssou N’Dour - N’Dobine / Youssou N’Dour - Deugeu (The Truth) / Tracy Chapman - Across The Lines / Tracy Chapman - Why? / Tracy Chapman - Freedom Now / Tracy Chapman - Talkin’ ‘bout A Revolution / Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer / Peter Gabriel with Youssou N’Dour - In Your Eyes / Peter Gabriel - Biko

CD 2: Sting - Don’t Stand So Close To Me / Sting - They Dance Alone / Sting & Bruce Springsteen - Every Breath You Take / Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Born In The USA / Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - I’m On Fire / Bruce Springsteen & Sting (with The E Street Band) - The River / Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Raise Your Hand / Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Twist and Shout / La Bamba. / Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Youssou N’Dour & Tracy Chapman (with The E Street Band) - Chimes of Freedom / Bruce Springsteen, Sting, Peter Gabriel, Youssou N’Dour & Tracy Chapman (with The E Street Band) - Get Up, Stand Up

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Monday, May 18, 2026

The Lime Spiders – Volatile 1988 320 & Flac 1991 CD Reissue 😎 3rd Update in Red & reposted


* Enjoy, Reb 😎 Link 👇 *

* Hi one and all, a Vibes regular BasicDave has just emailed me an extra track and am sharing it here for you all. Track 15 - 12'' Volatile Violation Mix. Thanks Dave. I have replaced the link for the full cd reissue in flac below. *

* When I checked this out, I found I had posted the Flac version of the 1991 CD reissue of this album that has 15 tracks, so here is a new link for the Flac copy, which will remain active for 3 days only, so you will have to be quick. You have the choice the Flac expanded version or the 320 vinyl copy, link for that is in the comments. The Flac link is Here*

* A link to the original post of the flac from July 2025, Here. *

 

Thursday, February 12, 2026

The Pogues – If I Should Fall From Grace With God (1988) 320



* Very sad news yesterday The Pogues drummer and founding member Andrew Ranken has died at 72. He passed away on Feb 10th. *
* R.I.P. Andrew Ranken (Heartbeat of The Pogues) (13th November 1953 – 10th February 2026). *

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Tuesday, January 20, 2026

Wednesday, January 07, 2026

Gregory Isaacs -1988 - Red Rose For Gregory



Gregory Isaacs -1988 - Red Rose For Gregory @320


Red Rose for Gregory is among the best full-length releases from legendary Reggae crooner; Gregory Isaacs. Recorded for producer Gussie Clarke, the album features Clarke's red-hot studio band with the Mighty Diamonds and J. C. Lodge handling backing vocals. With "Rumours" being the stand-out hit, the rest of the record stands shoulder to shoulder with it in terms of quality. Clarke's signature style -- deep, reverberated bass, fat beats, and sparse musical arrangements -- delighted the dancehalls, and the openness of his sound was perfect for DJs to chatter across. It also was a treat for singers, as it allowed emotions to bleed through, and provided space to drop in backing vocals and further instrumentation as needed. Isaacs took full advantage of the opportunities presented and gifted Clarke with some of his best performances. The passionate declaration of love on "All I Need Is You," the intimacy of the title track, as the singer muses about the identity of a secret admirer, and the lovely, easy-going "Slow Down" are just some of the standouts here. And then there's the hits. "Rumours," of course, but also the tough "Rough Neck" and the stunning "Mind Yu Dis," all appear here in spectacular 12" extended mixes, alongside a promotional 12" version of "Teacher's Plight." This is truly Isaacs at the heights of his dancehall glory. (Bandcamp)


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Wednesday, December 24, 2025

Sume

1973-76

(1988)

 

















320

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Monday, December 22, 2025

Chris Rea – New Light Through Old Windows (The Best Of) (1988) 320

 


* Very sad to hear that Teesside Singer-songwriter Chris Rea has passed away, proud son of Middlesbrough and proud Teessider R.I.P. Chris *


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Saturday, December 13, 2025

Bunny Wailer - 1988 - Liberation




 Bunny Wailer - 1988 - Liberation @320


The three original Wailers were an interesting mix of personalities. Bob Marley was the charismatic -- a prophet, mystic and ladies' man all rolled into one. Peter Tosh was the cynical revolutionary. And Bunny Livingston was... what? It was hard to say until the group splintered and the three all went on to varying degrees of solo success. Once Bunny was out of the shadow of Peter and Bob, it became clear that his was, in some ways, the more fully integrated talent and the more grounded vision. Listen to the rich, melodious speaking voice that introduces "Rise and Shine," the lead track on Liberation. Listen to the chesty, resonant voice that then proceeds to deliver the song itself. Bunny may simply be the best singer of the three -- Bob always seemed to be possessed by the song, sometimes shaken across the stage like a rag doll by the need to get the words out of his head. Peter Tosh always seemed slightly contemptuous of the whole singing process and invested minimal effort in it. But Bunny is always in control of both his instrument and his material, and is, in some ways, a more effective messenger because of it. There are so many highlights on this album that they almost don't count as highlights -- "Want to Come Home," with its Nyabinghi drum foundation and its simple, powerful repatriation message; "Liberation," with its effortless melodic hook; "Bald Head Jesus" with its matter-of-fact references to Jesus as a "dreadlocked Nazarene" and its incorporation of "Give Me That Old Time Religion." It just doesn't get much better than this. (AllMusic)