Queensryche - 1985-1986 - Rage for Order demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Queensrÿche - Rage for Order demos 1985/86

01 - Walk in the Shadows

02 - Balla in B Minor

03 - The Whisper

04 - Killing Words

05 - Surgical Strike

06 - Neue Regel

07 - Chemical Youth

08 - Screaming in Digital

09 - I Will Remember

10 - Scarborough Fair

11 - Rage for Order

12 - The Dream

13 - From the Darkside

Cinderella - 2011-08-10 - Hampton Beach, NH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom

Master Recording

Lineage:
H2 Zoom Recorder-PC-Audacity for Splitting to Wav-Traders Little Helper to Flac-You

Tom Keifer - vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, piano, saxophone
Jeff LaBar - electric & acoustic guitars
Eric Brittingham - bass
Fred Coury - drums
? - keyboards

01. Intro
02. Once Around The Ride
03. Shake Me
04. Heartbreak Station
05. Somebody Save Me
06. Night Songs
07. The More Things Change
08. Coming Home
09. Second Wind
10. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)
11. Nobody's Fool
12. Gypsy Road
13. Encore Break
14. Long Cold Winter
15. Shelter Me

Black Sabbath - 1975-08-05 - Asbury Park, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

01 Supertzar/Killing Yourself to Live    
02 Hole in the Sky    
03 Snowblind    
04 Symptom of the Universe    
05 War Pigs    
06 Megalomania    
07 Sabbra Cadabra/Jams
08 Sometimes I'm Happy
09 Supernaut  
10 Iron Man  
11 Orchid/Rock and Roll Doctor    
12 Don't Start (Too Late)    
13 Black Sabbath    
14 Spiral Architect    
15 Embryo    
16 Children of the Grave    
17 Paranoid    

Source Info:
I got this source from Usenet in SHN, and I did my thing and encoded in Flac. Beyond that is anybody's guess. But you have my stamp of approval for quality.

Notes:
Sabbaths' early albums just didn't capture the full on energy of the band, it seemed "canned" and somewhat light-weight compared to their live shows. Unbridled and raw, the band live had so much more impact. This is an excellent representation of that fact.