Feb 16, 2016 A must listen for all Wire core-fans, this rare piece perhaps stands out on The Peel Sessions for the presence of demo versions and unreleased tracks. Wire - 'The 1976 Demo's' (unofficial release). EMI Compilation 'Behind the Curtain'.They are. Choose wire behind the curtain file host that is best for you and Just click desired file title for download link to show up! Then wait certain amount of time and file will be ready to download. Some of the files we found are: Behind the Curtain Podfic.mp3 from mediafire.com host A peek behind the curtain at so many wizards mediafire.com (4 MB) Illmind - Behind The Curtain-BBRS (2011).rar mediafire.com 170.44 MB.

This artifact, reveals a very different Wire to the one we know and love from Pink Flag onwards. Just look how hard and dishevelled they look on the cover!There are some patently terrible songs here,how right they were to sack that awful lead guitarist and his sub-pub rock solo's.

In less than a year and a half's time, Wire were to progress rapidly on to Post Punk masterpiece “Chairs Missing”; such pace of change as to mirror the Beatles from “Love me Do” to “Tomorrow Never Knows”(the track that was the beginning of modern music?). In Wire's case its from “Mary is a Dyke” to “Former Airline”,which only took two years compared to The Beatles four! Wire and all these famous guys are not so important for the history of underground sound (and us) as the unknown heroes of the cassette tape D.I.Y. International movement. So, please, strength your effort in these unknown (to almost everybody) HARDCORE D.I.Y. Territories, especially the ones with SYNTH and COSMIC oracles and you will make us (the fans of outsider art) very very happy! We could find WIRW everywhere.

But, what about Gary Schneider or Kurt Ochshorn or totally unknown basement followers of Conrad Schnitzler and Matsuo Ono or Nino Nardini and Nick Raicevic. We all must try harder.

The Electronic Revelation is out there! This is correct Philip sir.

As for Wire, and Punk Rock in general; these bands are vital starting points for motivating the DIY revolution of the late seventies. Like the very famous Conrad Schnitzler. General Ionics Owners Manual. Also I challenge you to find Wire live at the roxy anywhere else on the free web!

I'll get back to the basement when I feel like it. But feel free to slag me off anytime you want,i won't delete you like most other blogs do,unless you're advertising,a Tory, or a Nazi. Its all good fun.Next up some well known No Wave.cus its good and they did it themselves like Wire did.