Songs/albums you haven't been able to find for your threads (923 views)

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

Are there any particular songs or albums by singers you've notewatched that you haven't been able to find anywhere on the internet, and have had to leave a thread partially incomplete because of? This is a thread to archive any instances of that that we've run into with our threads, to use as a bit of an index for what some of them might be missing. If you see a song or album on someone else's list that you happen to have access to, please shoot them a response or message to let them know, because I'm sure they would appreciate the help! And who knows, maybe if you list yours, it will turn out that someone else can help you out with some of them. 

Here are my current wish list, if anyone happens to have any leads on them:


Adrian Smith:

• Urchin - "Somedays" (song off their first studio album Urchin, which was recorded in the 1970s but not released until 2004)

Curtis Skelton:

• Impellitteri - Destruction with the Devil (2004 live bootleg recorded in Japan)

Felipe del Valle:

• Delta - Live at the Beginning (2008 live DVD)
• Delta - Virtual Live (2011 live DVD)
• Husar - Héroe (2013 EP)

Mike Protich:

• Red Sun Rising - "What You Are to Me" and "Bird's Eye View" (songs off the 2010 studio album Red Sun Rising)

Pat Torpey:

• Pat Torpey - "Once Upon a Time", "Slip Away", "It Never Fails", "Down to You Tube", and "She's Always Looking" (bonus tracks off the 1998 studio album Odd Man Out)
• Pat Torpey - "Hangin' By a Thread" and "Trainwreck" (bonus tracks/demos off the 1999 studio album Y2K)

I'll be sure to come back and edit this every time I'm able to cross something off the list/have something new to add to it. Would recommend that anyone else participating do the same. 

[Platypus]

I have a lot of avant-garde fellas with massive and often patchy discographies in regards to avaliability. Now with those threads I'm not neccecerily that interested in finding those albums as those threads tend to be thorough and a bit of a slog. There are however some albums that I'd like to track down someday.

Arthur Brown
The Magic Hat (2012)

B. Slade
Basically his entire discography. I don't know what happened, but a lot of his albums are only avaliable on the net for very short bursts of time.

Midnight
Midnight - M (2001)
Midnight - Covers (2009)
Midnight - M2: Descending Into Madness (2014, Disc 2 & 3)


there are some albums for Keiji Haino that I was only able to find in a dutch digital libary, so if there are any TRP folks from the Netherlands with a library card hmu

[queenfan11]

Several Jon Anderson songs from the albums Earth Mother Earth (1997) and The More You Know (1998) I have not been able to find. The list is:

Earth Mother Earth (1997):
"Scraggle Cat and Puss William"
"Concerto Uno"
"Concerto Due"
"Behind My Eyes"

The More You Know (1998):
"Magic Love"
"Maybe"
"Heaven's Love"
"Faithfully"
"Take, Take, Take"
"Dancing Fool"
"Sad"
"Some TV"

[Baronessa]

Tony Bennett apparently did a Christmas album for Hallmark Christmas With Tony Bennett And the London Symphony Orchestra, but I haven't found any trace of it online. I would have to buy it used from Amazon or something in order to confirm whether it's even real.

I remember as I was notewatching Glenn Hughes being surprised that any of The Alchemist stuff was even on YouTube. Regardless, I could find most of the songs off Songs from the Westside except "Right Before My Eyes", "Hypnotized" and "Fools at the Wheel".

It feels like almost half of Kiki Dee's discography is not available online, notably the thread lacks I'm Kiki Dee, Great Expectations, Patterns, Where Rivers Meet (although I could find a lot of live versions of these songs) and The Walk of Faith. Yet that thread managed to become pretty sizable.

Oh yeah, and the range listed for Dionne Warwick on Dionne Sings Dionne II is incomplete. "I'll Never Fall in Love Again", "Anyone Who Had a Heart", "The Look of Love", "Don't Make Me Over", "Message to Michael" and "You'll Never Get to Heaven (If You Break My Heart)" were notewatched as the live versions of those songs.

[Homelander]

Tracks 2, 4, 8, and 9 of J. Tillman's first album Untitled No. 1 are unavailable to me. They aren't on YouTube and I don't want to buy a copy of the CD (if I could even find one).