August 03, 2007

Virgin Radio

Virgin Radio Session of Folding Stars, Drop It, and Machines.

(Can anyone confirm the actual recording date of this?)

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April 27, 2007

Radio One Session

On Thursday April 26th, Biffy joined Colin Murray on his "In the Company of..." segment, where the boys chatted a lot about Puzzle and other stuff, and played back tracks they recorded earlier on at Maida Vale.

Tracks played were Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies, Saturday Superhouse and Justboy.

Download the whole session here, with each interview segment and track as separate tracks.

Keep checking Biffier for proper hosting and individual track downloads...

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April 06, 2007

Vic Galloway Session - BBC Radio Scotland

On Monday the lads popped in for a visit with everyone's favourite munchkin dude Vic Galloway and played three 'new' songs;

Saturday Superhouse
Who's Gotta Match?
Get Fucked Stud

You have over the weekend to listen again by clicking here

Enjoy!

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February 13, 2007

Radio 1 Zane Lowe Session 13-02-2007

The boys popped into the famous Maida Vale studios for a chat and a delicious rock out, the day before Valentine's day, to fill our hearts with glee and anticipation for Puzzle.. which Zane claims is being released on May 21st.

Available on BTT today is one of the tracks sessionised, recent single Semi-mental, and the three interview snippets broadcasted. The other two tracks 'Now I'm Everyone' and 'Saturday Superhouse' may be available at a later date, but not before the album.

As ever, right click, save as and enjoy..

01 - Interview (Part 1)
02 - Interview (Part 2)
03 - Interview (Part 3)
04 - Semi-mental (Maida Vale)

A huge thank you to Aditya Kasliwal for taking the time to rip and submit these to BTT.

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September 24, 2006

Air Session (2003)

I *think* this is a later session...

Liberate the Illiterate

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BBC Air with Vic galloway (2002)

I appear to have missed this one off the session lists before. So Enjoy.

Scary Mary

Christopher's River

Interview

Justboy (Acoustic)

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January 26, 2006

BB AV Deck Session

Three tracks from Beggars Banquet AV Deck session... Avey... when was this?

27

Scary Mary

Breatheher

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BeatScene Session

Beatscene session... anyone know the date?


Christopher’s River

Scary Mary

Do You Remember What You Came for?

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July 18, 2005

BBC Scotland - Air with Vic Galloway Session

Out of the blue, a post appears on the Biffy Board...

...from Neil, the band's tour manager, announcing that the band will be appearing on Vic Galloway's Airshow, on BBC Radio Scotland later on in the evening. This is of course noteworth in itself, but even moreso for the fact that it wasn't mentioned in the weekly dispatches that the BBC send out each week detailing the playlists. Even more interestingly, the session is live in George Square!

As I pass by the Square on my way home from the gym, i can see the band setting up - bizarre, and random! By the time 8.25 comes, the band are there, and it's a bit airy, but that doesn't deter the crowd of some 20 or 30 emo thinglings, boarders, random passersby and neds that have congregated to see what the three bearded men with guitars are going to do.

After a brief interview, the band play a rather nice version of Glitter and Trauma, with the classic line 'you never listen... neds never listen'... in response the be-tracksuited youths bobbing around on the periphery of the crowd talking fluently in senga-ese. Another few words with the band follow (not that anyone in the crowd can hear it - the powers that be in the control van have elected not to have the band's vocal mikes running through the PA, whilst Galloway's is... go figure!), before they play... *gasp* - a new song! It's called As Dust Dances, and is rather lovely... it's hard to tell whether or not it's a rocker or not, because the stripped down version of G&T is so far away from the original that I don't think you can draw any conclusions about As Dusk Dances, other than it's a very deep song.

There are a few rips (of varying quality) of the session kicking about yousendit and the like...

Intro and Interview

Glitter and Trauma

Interview 2

As Dust Dances isn't released yet, and although it's being distributed around anyway, I don't think it'd be appropriate to put it up here for download, as it's still unreleased, and possibly not finalised. After the new album's out next year.. then we'll see.

You can, however, listen to it again for the next week or so (till about the 25th of July)

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February 16, 2005

BBC Radio 1 - Zane Lowe

The Antipodean VeeJay/DJ's constant 'mon the biffy' whoring finally pays off for the band, who get a primetime radio 1 session slot on one of the most respected Radio 1 shows for new and innovative music - the show later went on to win several gongs at the national radio awards, which is always nice. Nice bloke, Zane Lowe, too, look:

Bloody drunks...

Anyway...

Biffy's Cover of Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out"

Awesome. :)

Glitter and Trauma

Interview

Interview 2

Interview 3

Only One Word Comes to Mind

Much kudos to Ed Hails for hooking the site up with this session (although maybe as much is to do with certain people avoiding revision.. but nice one anyway!)

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February 14, 2005

BBC 6 Music Session

Another session on the digital music station, with two tracks and an interview.

Introduction

Got Wrong

Interview

Only One Word Comes to mind

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November 23, 2004

XFM Xposure Gig @ London Barfly

Very special London gig, unleashed on radio!

XFM Jingles

Interview with John Kennedy

Introduction

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Eradicate the Doubt

My Recovery injection

The Kids from Kibble and the Fist of Light

Hero Management

There's No Such Thing As a Jaggy Snake

The Atrocity

Joy.Discovery.Invention

Liberate the Illiterate

Strung to your Ribcage

Justboy

Glitter and Trauma

Bodies in Flight

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August 05, 2004

BBC Music Live Session

Nice little introduction, with some excellent versions of Glitter and Trauma and When the Faction's Fractioned, as well as a couple of interviews.

Introduction

Glitter and Trauma

Interview

When the Faction's Fractioned

Interview segment two

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August 04, 2004

XFM Response (04-08-04)

A rather explosive session, just before the release of Infinity Land!

01 - Glitter and Trauma
02 - There's No Such Thing As A Jaggy Snake

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May 27, 2004

BBC Gaelic Session (27-05-04)

Very nice and relaxing session from 2004

01 - Intro
02 - Christopher's River
03 - Liberate The Illiterate
04 - Questions and Answers

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February 24, 2004

John Peel Session

Cult status at last... the band (and various boarders) achieve a kind of immortality, by being featured in a 3 track session on John Peel's BBC Radio 1 evening program. The band played a brutal brutal cover...

There's a link to the BBC Site where it's mentioned too. I'm not 100% sure about the date for this - the Peel subsite on the BBC R1 site says it's the 29th of July 2004, but that seems very far into the year - I was sure it was much earlier than that... not to worry, we'll go with that date for now.

Edit 07/01/07 - The revamped Peel site says it was in January, so we've moved the date.

of Fleetwood Mac's "You can go your own way", alongside "With Aplomb" and "Liberate The illiterate", not to mention the radio debut of "There's no such thing as a Jaggy Snake".

Not only is this my favourite version of 'Liberate...' but I also got the added bonus of being namechecked, in full, by the Legend that is John Peel. Result. I think I owe Mr Noble a favour or two for that.

There's no such thing as a Jaggy Snake

Some Messages to fans by Mr Peel

You Can Go Your Own Way

Liberate the Illiterate

With Aplomb

TX - 24/02/2004
Producer - Nick Fountain
Engineer - Sara Carter
Studio - Maida Vale 4
TRACKLIST
There's No Such Thing As A Jaggy Snake
Liberate The Illiterate (A Mong Among Minger)
You Can Go Your Own Way
With Aplomb

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July 01, 2003

XFM Session (Sometime around Q+A)

This was a session around the Questions and Answers instores if memory serves correctly.
Typical Biff this one!

01 - Liberate The Illiterate (A Mong Amongst Mingers)
01 - Questions and Answers

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March 27, 2003

XFM Session for Zane Lowe (27-03-03)

This is one the last sessions Zane did on XFM before going to the BBC. It's a very nice session, the day before Simon broke his ankle jumping off a stack of speakers at the QMU in Glasgow. Still sounds as chaotic as ever!

01 - Convex, Concave
02 - The Ideal Height
03 - Scary Mary

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March 14, 2002

Biffy Clyro @ On Air East, Dundee

Session in Scotland tour, recorded for BBC Radio Scotland.
My first Biffy gig!

Thanks to Burns for submitting these tracks to Biffier!


Update: 23/12/06 - we also have a video of the toys track. :)

01 - Hope For An Angel
02 - The Go-Slow
03 - 27
04 - Toys, Toys, Toys, Choke, Toys, Toys, Toys
05 - Convex, Concave
06 - Justboy
07 - Kill The Old, Torture Their Young
08 - Scary Mary
09 - 57
10 - Stress On The Sky

Toystoystoysvideo

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April 25, 2001

XFM Studios

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XfM Session

Just trying to pull the songs from this together.

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