The Rolling Stones - 2002-11-04 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Wiltern Theatre

6 CD Set - Part 3 

Source: Vinyl Gang Products (VGP-324) - Released 2002 

Quality: Excellent Audience Recording. 

Lineage: 
CDR received in a trade -> Flac via TLH -> You 

[All files checked lossless via EAC - ffp & md5 files included - Artwork included (thanks to rs-covers.com)] 

Disc 1
01. Jumping Jack Flash 
02. Live With Me 
03. Neighbours 
04. Hand Of Fate 
05. No Expectations 
06. Beast Of Burden [REMOVED] 
07. Stray Cat Blues 
08. Dance 
09. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love [REMOVED] 
10. That´s How Strong My Love Is 
11. Going To A Go Go 
12. Band Introduction 

Disc 2
01. Thru And Thru 
02. You Don´t Have To Mean It [REMOVED] 
03. Can´t You Hear Me Knocking [REMOVED] 
04. Rock Me Baby [REMOVED] 
05. Bitch [REMOVED] 
06. Honky Tonk Women 
07. Start Me Up 
08. Brown Sugar 
09. Tumbling Dice 

***************************************** 
The following tracks are removed from this torrent as officialy released on "Live Licks" (CD) & "Four Licks" (DVD): 
- Disc 1: Tracks 6 (Beast Of Burden) & 9 (Everybody Needs Somebody To Love) 
- Disc 2: Tracks 2 (You Don´t Have To Mean It), 3 (Can´t You Hear Me Knocking), 4 (Rock Me Baby) & 5 (Bitch) 
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The Stone Roses - 1983-1989 - Ultimate Rarities (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

01. I Wanna Be Adored
02. Heart On The Staves
03. Tell Me
04. This Is The One
05. Boy On The Pedestal
06. All Across The Sands
07. Hardest Thing In The World
08. Sun Still Shines
09. She Bangs The Drums
10. Waterfall
11. Hardest Thing In The World
12. Elephant Stone
13. Sun Still Shines
14. Going Down
15. Sugar Spun Sister
16. Waterfall
17. Shoot You Down
18. She Bangs The Drums
19. Waterfall
20. Made Of Stone
21. This Is The One
22. Elizabeth My Dear
23. (On A Beach In) Normandy
24. When The Wind Blows

1-3: Piccadilly Radio sessions 24/03/85
4: Strawberry Studios, Stockport, 1985, 3am (first ever take)
5-8: Rehersals, Chorlton, Manchester, 18/03/86
9-10: circa '86
11: Demo, Yacht Club studios, Bredbury, Manchester 1986
12-15: Chorlton, Manchester, 12/12/86
16-17: Demos, Manchester Late '87
18-21: Suite-16 Studios, Manchester May '88
22: Battery Studios, London Jan '89
23-24: Demos 1983. Pre-Roses band called The Waterfront who included Squire, Mani & Ian. Kaiser is singing as Ian didn't turn up.

Canned Heat - 1967-xx-xx - Unknonw Location (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Unknown Club, Unknown Location

Lineage: 
Unknown Gen Cass> Nak ZX7> PDR05> EAC> Cool Edit pro> Flac

Tracks 1-2, 7-11:
Bob "The Bear" Hite: voc, harp
Alan Wilson: g, voc, harp
Henry Vestine: g,
Frank Cook: drums
Larry Taylor: bass 

1st Set
01 - I went to Church this morning(?) (Talking Blues)
02 - Big Road Blues
03 - There's something on your Mind(?) (Talking Blues)
04 - Dust my Broom
04 - This is Hit
05 - She's 19 Years old
06 - Bullfrogg Blues
07 - Blues Shuffle feat. Henry
08 - Instr. Outro

2nd Set
09 - Madman Blues
10 - Terraplane Blues
11 - Rollin' & Tumblin'
12 - Catfish Blues

13 tracks = 60:45 minutes

notes:
This earliest Canned Heat live tape I found yet, was recorded in an unknown club and feature the original Canned Heat w/Frank Cook on Drums! Again the song-list here includes some tracks not available from any other known Canned Heat recording! Those of you who 
downloaded in June my Canned Heat compilation "Tracks" already have nearly half of the tracks here, but these tracks were remastered in a different way from my own tape & here's the complete performance, from a different source!

CANNED HEAT's Club performance here is kind of rough and unpolished, but full of "Heat" and some tracks here are standing clearly in the tradition of the great "Blues Shouters" as Howlin Wolf or Big Joe Turner! The general quality is great, but on some tracks the Bear's vocals are quite oversaturated! I did my best to polish this & also used the better channel (with less dropouts) of this mono sbd recording!

Hawkwind - 1977-03-11 - Amsterdam, NL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Paradiso

Lineage: 

1st gen tape? transferred to CDR > xACT > Flac 

Dave Brock - guitar, vocals 

Robert Calvert - lead vocals 

Simon King - drums 

Simon House - keyboards, violin 

Adrian Shaw - bass, vocals 

01 electronic intro 

02 reefer madness 

03 hassan i sahba 

04 the forge of vulcan 

05 brainstorm 

06 wind of change 

07 steppenwolf 

08 spirit of the age 

09 sonic attack 

10 damnation alley 

11 fable of a failed race 

12 uncle sam’s on mars 

13 iron dream 

14 waiting for my man 

15 paranoia 

Notes: 

One of the better sounding Hawkwind audience recordings. Been quite a while since this was here (I last seeded it back in 2008) so perhaps time for another spin. 

Alice in Chains - 1992-11-29 - Toronto, ON (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Phoenix

Source:
Soundboard > Silver CD > CDR(1) > EAC > FLAC

01. Dam That River
02. We Die Young
03. Them Bones
04. Would?
05. Love, Hate, Love
06. Junkhead
07. God Smack
08. Bleed The Freak
09. Put You Down
10. Sickman
11. It Ain't Like That
12. Hate To Feel
13. Angry Chair
14. Man In The Box

Bruce Springsteen - 1980-10-24 - Seattle, WA (AUD/FLAC) That Old '80 Sound by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
That Old ‘80 Sound
Seattle Center Coliseum
Seattle, WA
October 24, 1980
RS Master via JEMS
16/44.1 Edition
(24/96 Edition release pending)

Recording Gear: Nakamichi 700 microphones > Bass Box EQ > Sony TCD-D5

2013-14 JEMS Transfer: RS master cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > extensive iZotope RX3 clean up > iZotope Ozone 5 via Peak 6 > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.21 > FLAC

Project Start Date: October 2013
Project End Date: October 2014
Approximate Project Hours: 35
Years Spent Chasing Down Master Tape: 20+
River Tour Show No. 13

Seamless transfer, suggested CD breaks...

101 Badlands
102 Out in the Street
103 Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
104 Darkness On The Edge Of Town
105 Factory
106 Independence Day
107 Jackson Cage
108 Two Hearts
109 The Promised Land (cut)
110 Racing In The Street
111 The River
112 Prove It All Night
113 Thunder Road
201 Cadillac Ranch (Bruce's microphone and part of the PA are out)
202 Fire
203 Sherry Darling
204 Here She Comes > I Wanna Marry You
205 The Ties That Bind
206 Wreck On The Highway
207 Point Blank
208 Crush On You
209 Ramrod
210 You Can Look But You Better Not Touch
211 Stolen Car
212 Drive All Night
301 Rosalita
302 Jungleland
303 Born to Run
304 Detroit Medley > I Hear A Train (joined in progress, distortion at the start)
305 Raise Your Hand (joined in progress)

We never thought it would happen, but after twenty years of trying, JEMS was finally able to track down the master tapes to my first Springsteen show, Seattle Center Coliseum, October 24, 1980. Right at the top a HUGE thank you goes out to RS, the original taper of the show, who generously provided his masters to JEMS, as well to MS, who facilitated access to RS and his tapes. MS has graciously lent JEMS many of his outstanding master recordings by various artists over the last two years, available on DIME under the title MS Archive Series.

Seattle '80 is a personal holy grail for several reasons. As noted above, it was my first Springsteen show at the tender age of 14. That night also saw distribution of the first ever issue of Backstreets, so happy 34th anniversary to Backstreets as well. The magazine had a big influence on me as a collector and it was in the classifieds of Backstreets that JEMS first appeared in public, so to speak, as we took out ads back in the day before the internet hoping to trade copies of "our masters for your masters."

The funny thing is, we never had a master of Seattle '80. JEMS taped the three Seattle Springsteen shows that preceded this one (in 1975 and 1978) and every Seattle show that followed, up to present day. Yet despite three of us attending, we didn't record the show.

Why?

The answer is, because a friend of a friend with better gear was going to record it for all of us. RS was friends with MS and with Pat Lee, taper of the excellent Portland '80 made with Stan of JEMS the following night. RS was an experienced taper and Deadhead (he recorded hundreds of shows in and around Seattle, Boston and Southern California) who not only had arguably the best commercially available gear at the time (Nakamichi 700 microphones and a Sony D5M cassette recorder), but he and MS had recently begun to customize and upgrade their taping gear.

Around this time, RS and others in the Dead taping community started experimenting with what they called a Bass Box EQ. Utilizing special circuitry, the Bass Box EQ was designed to capture much more of the low end than the Nak 700s could grab on their own. Given the gear he was packing, leading up to the show it was decided by the folks who could have taped--Pat Lee, Stan and MS--that RS was the right man to make the recording for all interested parties.

And shortly after the show, RS did indeed make copies from his masters for the aforementioned crew, and the Seattle show has circulated pretty much ever since. The trouble is, every copy of the show I ever tracked down was hissy and very bass heavy, which explains why Seattle '80 has never been considered a quality recording.

Even when Pat Lee loaned me his first generation reels of the show, dubbed from RS's masters, the show still didn't sound as good as I thought it should have. Again, heavy hiss and bass made the recording challenging to navigate, though you could hear a fine recording lurking under the fog. It seemed the only way to properly upgrade Seattle ‘80 was to get back to the original master recordings.

A couple of years ago, Pat and I exchanged emails about trying to track down RS's masters, and he suggested that MS might still be in touch with RS (remember, this is 30+ years after the concert). Turned out he was. Sometime in 2012, MS made contact with RS, who confirmed that he still had the tapes and was open to lending them, but they were in a different state than the one he he lives in today.

I waited close to a year for RS to return to that part of the country, and, to his credit, when he did he pulled out the tapes and sent them to MS who in turn sent them to me. After 20 plus years of seeking and over a year of tracking, the Seattle '80 masters were finally in JEMS’ hands.

With great anticipation I placed tape one in the Nakamichi CR-7A to hear what the original Seattle ‘80 sounded like. RS marked the tapes as recorded WITH Dolby on, and it immediately struck me that perhaps that first transfer had been made with Dolby off, thereby boosting the hiss on the copies. Azimuth adjustment also seemed to help fine tune the high end. While the quiet songs were recorded a bit low and therefore had some hiss, the fresh Dolby-on transfer seemed to reduce a material issue with the recording.

But in the immortal words of Meghan Trainor, Seattle '80 is all about that bass. Man, does this tape have it, like no Springsteen audience tape I have ever heard before. Springsteen's full-time move to sports arenas that year likely required a whole new approach to sound reinforcement, and one could easily argue that the prominence of Garry Tallent's bass in the mix was no accident: Why not have a big, solid foundation, and let the rest of the band flow over that? Great for in-arena, but problematic for the recording! In spots, it the bass on this recording is overwhelming.

And it's likely that copies made 34 years ago were unsatisfactory for this reason as well: In dubbing, the recording levels would have been set so the big bass swells did not distort, leaving quiet songs at lower levels than they should be. Turn the volume up to hear something like "Wreck on the Highway" and you were turning up the hiss.

Happily, 2014 offers amazing tools to mold audio like this in ways that would have been difficult in the analog realm. RS's masters were captured at 24/96 and working with iZotope Ozone, after considerable trial and error, I was able to shape and rein-in that bass, while still leaving Seattle '80 with low-end oomph most audience tapes never offer.

RS was surrounded by a boisterous audience, but using iZotope RX, many of those hoots, hollers, wolf whistles and the like were tamed. He was positioned in the upper deck, very close to the PA, so much so that when he moves off axis from the PA on occasion, the soundstage shifts dramatically, something you might notice more in the second set. Audience chatter remains in some places and there is more clapping along than one might like. On the whole, however, neither of these proves particularly detrimental.

You will also hear several seconds of distortion at the start of the show before the levels get set properly and it takes two or three songs for both the in-house mix and the microphone position to lock in. The second set also starts bizarrely, as Bruce’s lead vocal mic goes out for the entirety of “Cadillac Ranch,” and some part of the PA is down for a portion of the song as well.

With all those caveats noted, the mastered Seattle '80 is a special recording indeed. Is it the best all-around audience recording from the River tour? We leave that to you to decide. However, I can guarantee you will hear things on this recording you have never heard before. There is almost HD clarity and instrument separation for long stretches on these tapes, allowing the listener to tune in and fixate on individual elements like the synthesizer on "Drive All Night”; the chiming 12-string guitar on "I Wanna Marry You”; and the sound not just of Max's snare drum, but quite distinctly of his stick hitting it. Pick a song and a band member, and you should be able to follow their discrete part closely. For fans of Roy Bittan, this tape is a special treat: his playing is especially well-represented in the mix.

My own personal memory of the show is pretty fuzzy and I don't recall the PA being exceptionally clear (though I did remember the PA and mic failure in “Cadillac Ranch”), but from where RS was sitting, the sound quality of the PA is outstanding. The result is a major You-Are-There kind of recording. Samples provided.

And if you are a fan of The River, boy are you in luck. The second set especially offers a River tour de force, with all the heavy hitters brilliantly represented in a ten-in-a-row onslaught: "Wreck on the Highway," "Point Blank," "Stolen Car" and "Drive All Night." The rockers are potent, too: "The Ties That Bind," "You Can Look," "Ramrod," even "Crush on You."

The first set adds sublime readings of "Independence Day" and "Racing in the Street"; the extra-solo, River-tour version of "Tenth Avenue Freeze-out"; a propulsive "Jackson Cage"; a gut-wrenching "The River" (dedicated to the Lost Highway Band, with whom Springsteen had sat in the night before at the Old Timers Cafe in Seattle's Pioneer Square) and an unusually positioned "Prove It All Night."

All told, 16 of The River's 20 tracks feature here, omitting only "I'm a Rocker, "Fade Away," "The Price You Pay" and, curiously in hindsight, "Hungry Heart." In short, a classic River show from early in the tour when the material is still being road-tested and the set taking shape, making it all the more fascinating and fresh.

I want to personally thank RS for letting JEMS release his tapes. Seattle ‘80 was a passion project from the start and despite many hours spent mastering, the results, I hope, speak for themselves. Thanks again to MS for playing intermediary, vouching for me and continuing to be a major friend of the firm. Pat Lee also deserves a shout out for helping me figure out how to reach RS.

JEMS’ own Stan was there too, and while he didn't tape, he took a number of terrific black-and-white photos, three of which grace the custom-made cover art. We also threw in two contact sheets with shots from the show courtesy of JEMS’s buddy Exit Club. And even a photo of the mysterious Bass Box that gave this recording its title: That Old ‘80 Sound.

Stan’s images provided great fodder for Ivan, who got the jump on designing the cover art, appropriately adorned in the colors of the Seattle Supersonics, the NBA team that occupied the Coliseum (now Key Arena) at the time. They were my other passion. Thanks to you too, Ivan, and to slipkid68 who helped fine tune my indulgent notes. Last but not least, mjk5510 who once again comes in to push this over the finish line as I limp into the last mile out of gas.

One more note on Stan: It was in line for tickets to this show on a Sunday morning in 1980 that I was first introduced to him. Stan had a major health setback of late so please aim all good wishes his way.

On the 34th anniversary of the show, finally, please enjoy Seattle, October 24, 1980.

Wayne Darlington for JEMS

Electric Light Orchestra - 1976-02-08 - Seattle, WA (AUD/FLAC) by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) 

Seattle Center Arena 

Seattle, WA 

February 8, 1976 

JEMS Full-Track Tandberg Mono Master 

Recording Gear: Sony ECM-22P Microphone > Tandberg Model 11 Portable Reel to Reel 

JEMS 2016 Transfer: Master reel > Tandberg Model 11 > Sound Devices USBPre 2 capture (24/96) > iZotope RX and Ozone > MBIT+ convert to 16/44.1 > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.35 > FLAC 

01 Fire On High 

02 Poker 

03 Nightrider 

04 Ocean Breakup / King Of The Universe 

05 Bluebird Is Dead 

06 Oh No Not Susan 

07 New World Rising / Ocean Breakup Reprise 

08 Cello Song 

09 Showdown 

10 Eldorado 

11 Can't Get It Out Of My Head 

12 Poor Boy (The Greenwood) 

13 Illusions In G Minor 

14 Eldorado 

15 Violin Solo 

16 Strange Magic 

17 10538 Overture 

18 Do Ya 

19 Evil Woman 

20 Let's Spend The Night Together / Piano Concerto No. 1 / The End 

21 Ma-Ma-Ma Belle 

22 Roll Over Beethoven 

Known Faults: 

None 

With Jared’s passing in October 2016, the complete JEMS Archive was moved south from his home up north. That move, sad impetus aside, presented an opportunity, however daunting, to go through and organize the collection. With the help of some amazing friends and experts (among them Slowburn, SS, RD and slipkid68), JEMS tapes are now accessible in ways they have never been before. SG was also on hand to help and fill in our taping history as he always does. 

When the task was done and loaded into the truck, one box in particular captured my attention: master reels recorded by SG on his Tandberg portable reel to reel. We’ve posted some 20 or more of these on DIME over the years, but this box contained master reels that had never been digitized before and, in some instances, had never been traded or circulated. 

If you don’t know about the Tandberg, it was a remarkable piece of gear in its day, not only capable of recording at 3-¾ and 7-½ IPS, but in full-track mono. I won’t do the math, but compared to a cassette, the surface area of tape capturing the music is orders of magnitude higher, which is why so many of SG’s Tandberg masters from the likes of David Bowie, Elton John, Led Zeppelin and Bruce Springsteen are considered by some as audience-recording classics. The Tandberg required 10(!) D-cel batteries to operate, is roughly the size of a compact typewriter and weighs more than ten pounds. Imagine sneaking that into a show and your respect for what SG accomplished only grows. 

This is the third in a series of Tandberg master reels digitized for the first time. Happily, the original Tandberg deck is still fully functioning, so these transfers offer full-track mono playback on the original tape recorder to maximize quality. 

We follow up Boston (http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=581370) and Lou Reed (http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=582027) with ELO performing a full set in support of their fifth studio album, Face The Music, riding high on singles like "Evil Woman" and "Strange Magic," both of which are performed with gusto this night. The set also includes a spirited cover of the Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together" (never released by ELO on record), right into the last verse of The Beatles' "The End." Quite lovely. 

Little Feat opened the show and that recording is available on Archive.org. One of the ELO/Jeff Lynne sites suggests ELO's set was recorded by Seattle station KISW and broadcast several months later. Given that no recording of that broadcast has ever surfaced and JEMS recorded nearly every local broadcast on Seatttle radio at that time, we doubt that claim, but would love to be proven wrong and have this recording superseded. 

Once again, SG managed to set up his microphone well away from any close-up audience (you really notice the quiet between songs), giving the recording fine balance, especially for an (albeit small) arena show. The master tape was a bit noisier than other Tandberg masters and required a lot of de-clicking and hum removal. The result isn't perfect, but again for a 1976 audience recording, I find it pretty impressive. Samples provided. If the file size seems small, remember it is a mono file, half the size of stereo version of the same thing. 

Our hat goes off again to SG for his remarkable work in the ‘70s, ‘80s and beyond for capturing these shows in the first place, and to Jared, may his legacy live on as he rests in peace. Thanks as well to mjk5510, for his unflinching support of JEMS’ efforts and indispensable post production work. 

BK for JEMS

Bob Dylan - 1999-07-30 - Wantagh, NY (SBD/AUD/MTX/FLAC)

(SBD/AUD Matrix FLAC)

Jones Beach Ampitheatre 

SBD/AUD Matrix by OctopusRider (Bob Dylan set only) 

SBD: "Something Is Happening On Mr. Jones' Beach" (Rattlesnake) LB-5099 

AUD: Sony D3 Walkman > Sony CDRs > FLAC (A Doinker Tape) LB-5100 

Disc One 44:12 
1 Babe, It Ain't No Lie 03:49 
2 Mr. Tambourine Man 07:53 
3 Desolation Row 08:55 
4 Girl From The North Country 05:40 
5 Tangled Up In Blue 08:53 
6 All Along The Watchtower 03:44 
7 Shelter From The Storm 05:16 

Disc Two 41:45
1 Maggie's Farm 06:06 
2 Not Dark Yet 06:23 
3 introductions 00:51 
4 Highway 61 Revisited 06:32 
5 Like A Rolling Stone 07:51 
6 It Ain't Me Babe 10:06 
7 Not Fade Away 05:32 

The soundboard was captured via FM reception on a "hard of hearing" device. It was released as "Something Is Happening On Mr. Jones' Beach" (Rattlesnake RS029/030/031). The sound is very clear but there is lots of weird sounding quick fades especially when the vocals are strong. This sounds like it is from heavy FM compression. The mix is very dry and there is no venue ambience present. 

The Doinker audience recording was captured stage center, about 30 rows back. It was recorded on a Sony D3 Walkman and was ported to two Sony cdr's before being converted to FLAC(6) using Nero. 

Babe It Ain't No Lie is missing from the SBD source. The first 50 seconds of Highway 61 Revisited are missing from the AUD source. There are too many cuts and dropouts in both sources to list them all. Everything now fades in and out real smooth. 

The combination of these two sources makes for a very nice listen. I have always found the SBD to be unlistenable given all its strange audible blemishes. However, the Doinker tape brings out the clarity of the SBD recording. When the heavy compression reduces the db of the SBD the AUD is always right there to make up for the SBD drop. The AUD is very warm and adds so much dimension to the Matrix it is almost silly to try to write about it. 

Matrix: both sources > WAV > Cakewalk Home Studio 2004 > WAV > FLAC(8) 

Traders Little Helper was used to decode original lossless FLAC files to WAV and to convert back to FLAC. Cakewalk was used to align, speed-correct, join, separate and fade all tracks. No EQ was used on this matrix. Shelter From The Storm and Maggie's Farm can be joined together seamlessly for longer media. 

SBD/AUD Matrix and Artwork by OctopusRider February 2009. 

Special thanks to Doinker for supplying both sources. 

Beach Boys - 1964-08-01 - Sacramento, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento, California
The Beach Boys Live In Sacramento, 1964

Lineage:
Sea Of Tunes-Silvers>FLAC

Disk 1:
First Show and Rehearsal C 9701
(All tracks are stereo).

01. Introduction 0:31
02. Little Honda 2:11
03. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 2:06
04. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena 3:04
05. Hushabye 3:26
06. Hawaii 2:40
07. Let's Go Trippin' 2:11
08. The Wanderer 2:25
09. Surfer Girl 2:25
10. Monster Mash 3:37
11. Graduation Day 2:05
12. Be True To Your School 3:28
13. Surfin' U.S.A. 2:06
14. Don't Back Down 2:09
15. Don't Worry Baby 2:50
16. Wendy 2:36
17. I Get Around 2:12
18. Fun, Fun, Fun 2:12
19. Louie Louie 3:03
20. Little Honda 3:11
21. Surfin' U.S.A. 2:28
22. Wendy 1:44
23. Wendy 2:30
24. Wendy 3:17
25. Don't Worry Baby 1:23
26. Little Honda 1:50
27. Little Honda 2:01
28. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 2:35
29. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 2:39
30. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena / Don't Back Down 1:32

Disk 2:
The Beach Boys Live In Sacramento, 1964
Second Show and Vocal Overdubs C 9702
(All tracks are stereo).

01. Introduction 1:17
02. Little Honda 2:01
03. Fun, Fun, Fun 2:13
04. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena 3:04
05. Hushabye 2:55
06. Hawaii 2:56
07. Let's Go Trippin' 2:21
08. The Wanderer 2:27
09. Wendy 2:24
10. Monster Mash 3:35
11. Surfer Girl 3:18
12. Be True To Your School 2:49
13. Graduation Day 2:55
14. Surfin' U.S.A. 3:18
15. Don't Back Down 1:59
16. Don't Worry Baby 3:20
17. I Get Around 2:26
18. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow 1:56
19. Fun, Fun, Fun (vocal rehearsals) 2:00
20. I Get Around (vocal overdub) 2:00
21. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena (vocal overdub) 2:55
22. The Little Old Lady From Pasadena (vocal overdub) 2:57
23. Fun, Fun, Fun (vocal overdub) 1:56
24. Hawaii (vocal overdub) 0:58
25. Johnny B Goode (vocal overdub) 1:10
26. Johnny B Goode (vocal overdub) 1:41
27. Honda "55" (vocal rehearsal) 1:19
28. Honda "55" (vocal rehearsal) 0:24

Barbra Streisand - 1962 - Los Angeles, CA (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

RCA demo Recording
1962 03-xx
Source : original Acetate , audible clicks and pops

01. Studio Talk : We’re rolling
02. A Sleepin' Bee
03. Studio Talk
04. Have I Stayed Too Long at the Fair
05. Studio Talk
06. When the Sun Comes Out
07. Studio Talk
08. A Taste of Honey
09. Studio Talk
10. At the Codfish Ball (Take 1) ( Barbra never recorded this song again for any album )
11. Studio Talk
12. At the Codfish Ball (Take 2)
13. Studio Talk
14. Lover, Come Back to Me (Take 1) – faster pace
15. Studio Talk
16. Lover, Come Back to Me (Take 2) - slower pace
17. Studio Talk
18. Bewitched , Bothered and Bewildered
19. Studio Talk
20. I Had Myself a True Love
21. Soon It's Gonna Rain

TT: 31:23

Tapers Notes:
In March 1962, Streisand auditioned for RCA Records by recording nine songs, pressed on a 12-inch acetate record. Marty Gold, called “one of RCA's yeoman house arrangers,” accompanied Barbra on piano.
The demo includes Barbra's version of a song Shirley Temple sang in a film called Captain January. Written by S. Mitchell and L. Pollack, “At the Codfish Ball” has never been recorded by Barbra —although she did confess that in preparation for 2003's The Movie Album, she was considering recording a medley of Shirley Temple songs!

Siouxsie and the Banshees - 1977-1978 - Before the Scream (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

Lineage:
unknown gen from vinyl boot>M audio sound card>wav>flac

Vortex Club, London, July 11, 1977
01. Scrapheap
02. Psychic
03. 20th Century Boy
04. Carcass
05. Love in a Void
06. The Lord's Prayer
07. Captain Scarlet
08. Make Up to Break Up
09. Helter Skelter Track Studios Rehearsals, March 12, 1977
01. Captain Scarlet
02. Psychic
03. Scrapheap
04. Bad Shape EMI Demos, Riverside Studios, June 12, 1977
01. Make Up to Break Up
02. Carcass
03. Love in a Void Polydor Demos, May 1978
01. Make Up To Break Up
02. Carcass
03. Helter Skelter
04. Hong Kong Garden

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-12 - Boston, MA (SBD/FLAC) Clapton Is Mad Dog by REQUEST

(Soundboard FLAC)

Clapton Is Mad Dog
Boston Garden
Boston MA
July 12, 1974
Plus Bonus from
Congress Centrum, Hamburg
November 26, 1974
Akashic Records 17 1,2

Lineage:
Soundboard>?>silver>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6

My rating (scale 1-6) SBD 6

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals
Jamie Oldaker drums
Dick Sims keyboards
Carl Radle bass
George Terry guitar
Yvonne Elliman backing vocals

Disc 1:
01. Opening
02. Smile
03. Let It Grow
04. Can't Find My Way Home
05. Willie And The Hand Jive
06. Get Ready
07. Band Introductions
08. Layla
09. Presence Of The Lord

Disc 2:
01. Steady Rollin' Man
02. Mainline Florida
03. Blues Power
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05. Badge
06. Mainline Florida**
07. Let It Rain**
** Centrum Nov. 26, 1974

My Comments:
IMHO, the Mad Dog trilogy is an all time best collection to have. Mad Dog 2 and 3 will be posted right after this.

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-07 - Jersey City, NJ (SBD/FLAC) Clapton Is Mad Dog Two by REQUEST

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton - Clapton Is Mad Dog Two 
Roosevelt Stadium 
Jersey City, NJ 
July 7, 1974 
Bonus from 
Congress Centrum, Hamburg 
November 26, 1974 
Akashic AKA 27-1 & 2 

Lineage: 
Soundboard>?>silver>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6 

My rating (scale 1-6) SB 5+ / 6 

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals 
George Terry guitar 
Carl Radle bass 
Dick Sims keyboards 
Jamie Oldaker drums 
Yvonne Elliman backing vocals 
* Freddie King guitar, vocals 
** Marcy Levy backing vocals 

Disc 1: 
1. Smile 
2. Let It Grow 
3. Let It Rain 
4. Band Introductions 
5. Key To The Highway 
6. Willie And The Hand Jive 
7. Get Ready 
8. Presence Of The Lord 
9. Badge 

Disc 2: 
1. Tell The Truth 
2. Have You Ever Loved A Woman* 
3. Little Queenie 

Bonus Tracks 204-207 
Centrum, Hamburg, Germany 
November 26, 1974 
4. Willie And The Hand Jive** 
5. Get Ready** 
6. Singin' The Blues** 
7. Layla** 

My Comments: 
A great show, and the bonus tracks are also wonderful. Listening to Freddie King on HYELAW...exceptional. IMHO, the Mad Dog trilogy is an all time best collection to have. 

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-10 - Providence, RI (SBD/FLAC) Clapton Is Mad Dog Three by REQUEST

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton - Clapton Is Mad Dog Three
Civic Center
Providence, RI
July 10, 1974
Akashic AKA 29 -1& 2

Lineage:
Soundboard>?>Silvers>EAC>Flac frontend 6

My rating (scale 1-6) SBD 5+

Eric Clapton guitar, vocals
George Terry guitar
Carl Radle bass
Dick Sims keyboards
Jamie Oldaker drums
Yvonne Elliman vocals

Disc 1:
1. Intro by Legs Larry Smith
2. Smile
3. Blues Shuffle (You Don't Have To Hurt Nobody)
4. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
5. Blues Power
6. Key To The Highway
7. Presence Of The Lord

Disc 2:
1. Bright Lights, Big City
2. Willie And The Hand Jive
3. Get Ready
4. Little Wing
5. Layla
6. Little Queenie

My comments: IMHO, the Mad Dog trilogy is an all time best collection to have. This completes it. Small glitch in track 107. Clapton Is Mad Dog July 12, 1974

Gary Moore - 1987-05-10 - Madrid, ES (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Venue: Auditorio de la Casada Campo, Madrid, Spain 
Taper: Unknown 
Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > You 
Sound Quality: A 

Gary Moore: Lead Guitar / Vocals 
Neil Carter: Keyboards / Guitar / Vocals 
Bob Daisley: Bass Guitar 
Eric Singer: Drums 

Disc One 
01 - Radio Announcer's Intro / Johnny Boy 
02 - Over The Hills And Far Away 
03 - Thunder Rising 
04 - Shapes Of Things 
05 - Murder In The Skies 
06 - Wild Frontier 
07 - Military Man 
08 - So Far Away / Empty Rooms 
09 - Acoustic Guitar Solo 
10 - Victims Of The Future 
11 - All Messed Up 

Disc Two 
01 - Out In The Fields 
02 - Rockin' Every Night 
03 - Wishing Well 
04 - Encore Break 
05 - The Loner 

Bonus Track 
06 - Take A Little Time (Demo Version 1986) 

Notes:
Gary Moore's shows go down very well here, no wonder why is that. Over the weekend you liked the return of Madrid '85 show, so I believe you will be happy to find he checked back there again two years later with the great "Wild Frontier" promoting ensemble. Plus he was transmitted by the radio. These radio captures from 1987 would really serve immensely well for what could become a truly historic live album, hard to match by anybody. Although - listening to this - I wish I could edit out the Spanish restless talker over the songs... Pre-fm of this would be a splendid find. Nevertheless, it's back to your reach - and it's Gary - as you'd expect - totally splendid. Enjoy the sorely missed hero! 

Oasis - 2000-07-22 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

"2nd Night In A Shit Hole"
Wembley Stadium; London 22nd July 2000 [SBD]
+ 14yrs Ago Today +

01. Fuckin' In The Bushes
02. Go Let It Out
03. Who feels Love
04. Supersonic
05. Shakermaker
06. Acquiesce
07. Step Out
08. Gas Panic
09. Roll With It
10. Stand By Me
11. Wonderwall
12. Cigarettes And Alcohol
13. Don't Look Back In Anger
14. Live Forever
15. Hey Hey My My
16. Champagne Supernova
17. Rock n Roll Star

Length : 98.34

Foo Fighters - Late! Pocketwatch Demo (STU/FLAC)

(A+ Stereo Soundboard FLAC)

JWB REMASTER

01 Pokey The Little Puppy
02 Petrol CB
03 Friend Of A Friend
04 Throwing Needles
05 Just Another Story About Skeeter Thompson
06 Color Pictures of a Marigold
07 Hell's Garden
08 Winnebago
09 Bruce
10 Milk

TOTAL TIME: 34:46

Notes:
Tracks 01-06:
Recorded December 23, 1990 at Upland Studios, Arlington VA
Recorded by Barrett Jones

Tracks 07-10:
Recorded July 27, 1991 at WGNS Studios, Washington DC
Engineered and Produced by Geoff Turner

Dave Grohl plays all the instruments and sings.
Barrett Jones sings backup on Petrol CB.

SOURCES USED:
Tracks 01-05, 07-10: "Reading 95 & Unreleased Demos" boot CD
Track 06: "Outcesticide 3" boot CD
The boot CD "Pocketwatch" was used for some intro fills

REMASTERING:
Re-equalization
Channels & Levels Balanced

Paul McCartney - 2016-06-14 - Berlin, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

PAUL MCCARTNEY
Waldbuehne, Berlin (Germany) June 14, 2016

recorded by wb
Soundman OKM II Rock Studio > Soundman A3 > Sony PCM-M10 (96/24) > Adobe Audition CS6 (EQ, 44.1/16) > CD Wave Editor 1.98 > Trader's Little Helper 1.3.2

01 - A Hard Day's Night
02 - Save Us
03 - Can't Buy Me Love
04 - Letting Go
05 - Temporary Secretary
06 - Let Me Roll It
07 - Jimi Hendrix Tribute
08 - I've Got a Feeling
09 - My Valentine
10 - Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five
11 - Here, There and Everywhere
12 - Maybe I'm Amazed
13 - We Can Work It Out
14 - In Spite of All the Danger
15 - You Won't See Me
16 - Love Me Do
17 - And I Love Her
18 - Blackbird
19 - Here Today
20 - Queenie Eye
21 - New
22 - The Fool on the Hill
23 - Lady Madonna
24 - FourFiveSeconds
25 - Eleanor Rigby
26 - Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
27 - Something
28 - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
29 - Band on the Run
30 - Back in the U.S.S.R.
31 - Let It Be
32 - Live and Let Die
33 - Hey Jude

Encores
34 - Yesterday
35 - Hi, Hi, Hi
36 - Birthday
37 - Golden Slumbers
38 - Carry That Weight
39 - The End

The Who - 1975-10-19 - Leicester, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Granby Halls, 

Lineage: Audience > Cassette? > Trader's Cd > EAC > Flac 

Added fingerprints, artwork and info. 

EAC logs included. 

Disc 1 
01 - I Can't Explain 
02 - Substitute 
03 - Squeeze Box 
04 - Baba O'Riley 
05 - Behind Blue Eyes 
06 - However Much I Booze 
07 - Dreaming From The Waist 

Disc 2 
01 - Amazing Journey 
02 - Sparks 
03 - The Acid Queen 
04 - Pinball Wizard 
05 - I'm Free 
06 - Tommy's Holiday Camp 
07 - We're Not Gonna Take It 
08 - Summertime Blues 
09 - Bargain 
10 - My Generation / Join Together / My Generation Blues / Hi Heel Sneakers 
11 - Won't Get Fooled Again 

Total Length: 90:32 Mins

Kansas - 2014-09-12 - Oklahoma City, OK (AUD/FLAC) by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Oklahoma State Fair 

lineage
Tascam DR-05 > Audacity > WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC 

01 - People of the South Wind 
02 - Point of Know Return 
03 - Play the Game Tonight 
04 - The Wall 
05 - Reason to Be 
06 - Dust in the Wind 
07 - Opus Insert 
08 - Closet Chronicles 
09 - Hold On 
10 - What's On My Mind 
11 - Belexes / Lightning's Hand 
12 - Portrait 
13 - Sparks of the Tempest 
14 - -encore- 
15 - Fight Fire With Fire / Under the Knife 
16 - Carry On Wayward Son

This show is historic as it was the first show after Steve Walsh's retirement. Replacing him are two new members: David Manion on keyboards and Ronnie Platt on lead vocals/keyboards. Billy Greer refers to the lineup (perhaps in jest) as Kansas 2.0. 

New links on guitars101 on 6/01/2017

Billy Joel - 2016-05-27 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)
Jackson Browne - 2016-05-13 - Thousand Oaks, CA (AUD/FLAC)
Pink Floyd - 1994-06-26 - Vancouver, BC (AUD/FLAC)
Paul McCartney - 2016-05-30 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)
Radiohead - 2016-05-23 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)
Radiohead - 2016-05-24 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)
Radiohead - 2016-06-01 - Lyon, FR (AUD/FLAC)
The Fabulous Thunderbirds - 1987-10-07 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)
Yes - 2016-05-09 - Oxford, UK (AUD/FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen - 1972-1973 - Before The Fame (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Location: Media and 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, New York

Lineage:
Original Silver Bootleg > xACT > FLAC

01 - The Lady And The Doctor (4:10)
02 - Southern Son (4:14)
03 - War Nurse (2:04)
04 - Prodigal Son (6:56)
05 - Eloise (1:03)
06 - Evacuation To The West (4:27) - aka "No More Kings In Texas"
07 - Jesse (3:02)
08 - Border Guard (6:28)
09 - Camilla Horn (1:03)
10 - Family Song (5:03) - aka "California You're A Woman"
11 - Marie (4:40)
12 - Randolph Street (Master Of Electricity) (3:43)
13 - Hollywood Kids (2:37)

Total Time: 50:08

Notes:
Referred to as "Laurel Canyon Music Publishing Demos"
Track 6 "The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle" studio sessions, 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, NY 07-08/73

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

Echo and the Bunnymen - 1999-10-23 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard DATmaster FLAC)

SOURCE:
House of Blues in-house mixing desk > Sony standalone DAT recorder (part of the HOB house system) > digital transfer to PC via egosys2496

01 Rescue
02 Crocodiles
03 Evergreen
04 Loose (The Stooges cover)
05 The Fish-Hook Girl
06 Seven Seas
07 Bring On The Dancing Horses
08 Back Of Love
09 What Are You Going To Do With Your Life?
10 Fools Like Us
11 The Killing Moon
12 I Want To Be There (When You Come)
13 Altamont
14 The Cutter
15 Lips Like Sugar

Encore 1:
16 Nothing Lasts Forever
17 Do It Clean > Elvis impersonation > Roadhouse Blues (Doors cover)

Encore 2:
18 Villiers Terrace
19 Over The Wall
20 Summer Wind (Frank Sinatra cover - a cappella)
21 Ocean Rain

NOTES by the uploader:
This is my personal DATmaster from the show. Weeks before this show I contacted the band's manager by email to ask permission to tape from the soundboard and to my surprise he replied that it would be OK. He gave me his contact info and told me to ask for him at the door. I flew into Vegas for this show with my stealth mics in case it didn't work out but I actually found him at the venue and he set me up with the sound guy who instead of letting me plug into the mixing desk outputs actually just popped my blank DAT tape into the house system which was already configured to record. Needless to say, I was stunned. He also provided me with a backstage pass to meet and greet after the show with the band...best taping experience ever. I have given this out a few times over the years but now hopefully enough time as passed to give it the distribution it deserves. Excellent soundboard and balanced recording...this sounds as good as an official release. No post-processing has been done on this recording.

Elton John - 1975-06-21 - London, UK (SBD/AUD/FLAC)

(Soundboard Audience FLAC)

01 - Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding
02 - Rocket Man (I Think It's Going to Be a Long, Long Time)
03 - Candle in the Wind
04 - The Bitch Is Back
05 - Dixie Lily
06 - Philadelphia Freedom
07 - Chameleon
08 - Bennie and the Jets
09 - Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (The Beatles cover)
10 - I Saw Her Standing There (The Beatles cover)
11 - Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy
12 - Tower of Babel
13 - Bitter Fingers
14 - Tell Me When the Whistle Blows
15 - Someone Saved My Life Tonight
16 - (Gotta Get A) Meal Ticket
17 - Better Off Dead
18 - Writing
19 - We All Fall in Love Sometimes
20 - Curtains
21 - Pinball Wizard (The Who cover)
22 - Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting

Electric Flag w/ Erma Franklin - 1968-04-XX - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

April 19,20 Or 21,1968 
Carousel Ballroom, 
S.F.,Ca. 

lineage
SB MASTER REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC 

Erma Franklin - vocals 
Mike Bloomfield - lead guitar 
Terry Clements - tenor sax 
Virgil Gonsalves - baritone sax, flute 
Stemsy Hunter - alto sax 
Marcus Doubleday - trumpet 
Herbie Rich - organ (possibly some baritone sax on 5) 
Harvey Brooks - bass 
Buddy Miles - drums, lead vocals (tracks 1,2,3) 
Nick Gravenites - lead vocals (tracks 6,7) 

Disc 1 
01. Uptight 
02. Day Tripper 
03. Drivin’ Wheel 
04. Drivin’ Wheel continued 
05. The Theme [Electric Flag’s solo instrumental is a cover of Miles Davis’ The Theme] 
06. Goin’ Down Slow 
07. Big Boss Man 

Disc 2 
01. Dr. Feelgood 
02. I Heard It Through The Grapevine/Mercy/Tell Mama/Chain of Fools 
03. Piece of my Heart 
04. Hold On I’m Coming 

Encore 
05. Everyday I Have The Blues 
06. Killing Floor


Erma Franklin is sister to the well-known Aretha. Erma’s career for Shout! Records resulted in several single releases in 1967 including Big Boss Man and her take of Piece Of My Heart, which Janis Joplin defined as her stomping ground. 

This recording was made when Erma took the stage at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco for three nights in April from the 19th to the 21st in 1968. Backing her was Mike Bloomfield’s Electric Flag, a blues rock group. 

Much of the research done in identifying the date, venue and personnel was by Dave M of the westcoastacidandpsychedelia Yahoo group. Says Dave: “The week before at the Carousel (April 14, 1968), there had been an unscheduled Sunday show and jam session featuring Quicksilver Messenger Service and numerous other musicians. The tape circulates, and since Gary Duncan jokes about Easter Sunday, it makes it easy to reliably date the show. All this points to another Sunday jam session, so if I had to guess I would pick Sunday, April 21 for the date of this show. Anyway, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it.” 

Dave also makes some conclusions about just who was playing what. You can read it all here http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=299581 

This is a typical San Francisco show for its variety of styles and its close knit community of musicians. Franklin’s repertoire covered The Beatles to Stevie Wonder and even down to Elvis with Big Boss Man. The Electric Flag surprise with a Miles Davis cover. She was an R’n'B singer who was not averse to pop or rock. 

Erma Franklin’s best known recording was the original version of Piece of My Heart she recorded with Bert Berns. At this concert, she gives a shout of support to a younger Janis Joplin for “making it all happen with this song”. She left the music business in the ’70s. Erma Franklin died in 2002 at age 64.