Joni Mitchell - 1969-07-07 - Edwardsville, IL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mississippi River Festival,
Southern Illinois University,
PBS concert

Lineage:
Vine CD Copy>EAC>flac>Upload

01. Chelsea Morning
02. Cactus Tree
03. Night In The City
04. Marcie> Nathan La Franeer
05. Rainy Night House> Blue Boy
06. For Free
07. Get Together (Valenti)
08. The Fiddle And The Drum
09. I Think I Understand
10. Both Sides Now

Joni Mitchell: Guitar And Piano

It's an absolutely gem from the time she started playing piano: an outstanding beauty.

Jethro Tull - 1970-07-07 - Lenox, MA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tanglewood 

01. Tuning / Intro
02. Nothing Is Easy
03. Tuning
04. My God
05. With You There To Help Me / By Kind Permission Of...
06. Dharma For One
07. Encore Break
08. We Used To Know

70' 50" 

4:3, 
NTSC when Martin Barre solo is cut short (like in the so called 76 minute version).
DVD come with a very basic MENU and it is track indexed.
DVD cover art is the same as the 76 version Benefit cover

What's different here than in the previous versions of this show?

1 - Audio & Video Quality is awesome and there IS NOT the annoying TIME CODE; it is actually missing, not covered/ cut-out like in the version contained into the The Minstrel Looks Back 1969-1977 2-DVD set

2- We all know about the 55 minutes version which comes with the BENEFIT LP customized cover art; then, we all know about the 76 minutes version which comes out with the same cover art stating also "76 minutes version"; I made a short comparison and found out the so called 76 min version (the one I own is where the last 20 minutes come with the logo BGP archives) starts with audience footage for about 1"30" then the band walks on stage, that is the point where this NO-TIME-CODE-VERSION starts.

The Byrds - 1970-07-07 - Amsterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soudboard FLAC)

TSP CD 046-2 2-CD-Box

Lineage:
Original factory pressed silver discs-> Audiograbber->Traders Little Helper: Flac level 6

CD1
01. Introduction
02. You Ain't Going Nowhere
03. Lover Of The Bayou
04. Old Blue
05. Welcome Back Home
06. My Back Pages
07. Baby, What Do You Want Me To Do
08. He Was A Friend Of Mine
09. Willin
10. Fiddle Tune
11. Take A Whiff On Me
12. This Wheels On Fire
13. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
14. Watching The River Flow
15. Jesus Is Just Alright
16. All Things
17. Country Jig

CD2
01. Medley: Turn Turn Turn/ Mr. Tambourine Man/
02. 8 Miles High
03. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
04. Positively 4th Street
05. Mr. Spaceman
06. You Don't Miss Your Water
07. Chestnut Mare
08. Chimes Of Freedom
09. Amazing Grace

The Who - 1970-07-07 - Tanglewood, MA (DVDFull pro-shot)

(DVDFull pro-shot)

"Tangled Up In Who"

HiWatt Archive Edition
Mono Audio
Menu's and Chapters

Video: NTSC 720x480 29.97fps 5300kbps VBR
Average Bitrate: 4061kbps
Peak Bitrate: 4603kbps
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Generic
Audio: Dolby Digital AC3 48Khz 448kbps

Liberated by: magicbus

01 Bill Graham's Introduction > Heaven And Hell
02 I Can't Explain
03 Water
04 I Don't Even Know Myself
05 Young Man Blues
06 Overture > It's A Boy
07 1921
08 Amazing Journey
09 Sparks
10 Eyesight To The Blind (Cut at end) > Christmas (Cuts in)
11 The Acid Queen
12 Pinball Wizard
13 Do You Think It's Alright? > Fiddle About
14 Tommy Can You Hear Me?
15 There's A Doctor > Go To The Mirror!
16 Smash The Mirror
17 Miracle Cure > I'm Free
18 Tommy's Holiday Camp
19 We're Not Gonna Take It
20 See Me Feel Me
21 My Generation

Total Running Time: 1h 32m 22s


Notes:
One half has a timecode & "Bill Graham Presents" written on the screen; the other half does not, but is of lesser quality.

0:00:00 to 0:52:38 - Timecoded
0:52:38 to 1:32:22 - No Timecode

Cover art states 120 minutes.  DVD actually only last approximately 92 minutes.
The sound fluctuates on occasions; bassy in places; trebly in others; sometimes distorted.
The timecoded footage is from a different source to that of the Mad Raving Stark version; the actual timecode is different.  The un-timecoded section may or may not be from the same source.
There is more of an intro on the HiWatt version (approximately 9 seconds more).  The timecode on the HiWatt version is less obstrusive on the screen.  Mad Raving Stark's version has MPEG-1 Layer 2 audio (48khz, 384kbps); HiWatt's version is AC3 (48khz, 448kbps). HiWatt's version includes some of "Christmas" and all of "The Acid Queen"; Mad Raving Stark's version does not have any footage of "Christmas" at all and cuts in during "The Acid Queen".
The non-timecoded footage is better in video quality on the HiWatt version.  The timecoded footage is only slightly better on the HiWatt version, however with the timecode being less obtrusive it is nicer to watch.  The audio is richer/louder on the Mad Raving Stark version, but from an audiophile point of view, not necessarily better.

Led Zeppelin - 1973-07-07 - Chicago, IL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

lineage:
Audience Analog Master>Cdr>Eac>Flac

Disc One:
01: Rock And Roll
02: Celebration Day (Cut)
03: Over The Hills And Far Away
04: Misty Mountain Hop
05: Since I'Ve Been Loving You  

Disc Two:
01: No Quarter
02: The Song Remains The Same
03: Rain Song
04: Dazed And Confused  

Disc Three:
01: Stairway To Heaven
02: Moby Dick
03: Heartbreaker
04: Whole Lotta Love
05: Communication Breakdown

Santana - 1973-07-07 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

lineage
DVD > TMPG mpg editor (no re-encoding) > TMPG > DVD

Video Attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 525/60 NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Source picture resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 29.97
Bitrate: 7000

Audio Attributes:
Audio Coding mode: Dolby Digital
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Number of Audio channels: 2.0
Bitrate: 256 Kbps

Carlos Santana
Leon Thomas
Tom Coster
Armando Peraza
Doug Rauch
Jose "Chepito" Areas
Michael Shrieve
Richard Kermode

01 - Going Home
02 - A-1 Funk
03 - Stone Flower
04 - Waiting
05 - Castillos de Arena Part 1
06 - Oye Como Va
07 - Incident At Neshabur
08 - Let us Go into The House of The Lord (end part)
09 - Mantra
10 - Drum Solo
11 - Free Angela
12 - Samba de Sausalito
13 - Japan
14 - Black Magic Woman
15 - Gypsy Queen
16 - Toussaint L’Overture

total DVD length.....82 minutes

after the Santana Tokyo 1973 transfered from VHS tape was uploaded to dimeadozen in march 2010 a member contacted me they had a shorter but better quality disc they bought on ebay and mailed me a copy and I saw that it has better picture quality, no picture drop outs and does not have the DEPAS onscreen logo, not A+ mint but much better than the old uploaded version
I rate this new version as an A ......... this is an UPGRADE to the previous upload


Santana at the Budokan in Tokyo Japan from the concert there on July 7, 1973 they played there the 6th & 7th (the 7th is most likely date they were filmed for TV) this is from a broadcast in 1993 shown in 2 parts

The end credits of Part one and the 1st minute of "Mantra" and the last song Toussaint L’Overture were taken from the previous version using tmpg-mpg editor and patched in without any re-encoding the new menu is slightly different. the disc 200 meg larger than the previous upload this is due to a slightly higher bitrate of the better quality disc


05 - Castillos de Arena ....... the screen wrongly says " Swallow "
07 - Incident At Neshabur also includes parts of "My Favourite Things" & " Fool on the Hill "
11 - Free Angela .............. the screen wrongly says " Sanba De Sausa Rito "

07 - Incident At Neshabur ......in Tokyo near the end they play a few minutes of the end part of
" Let us Go into The House of the Lord " very much like the way it was recorded with John McLaughlin
but in Osaka it is very different and hard to even tell that they are even attempting that song
and it explains why you can see Tom Coster give Carlos a big grin when this time they nail it
(the part they play is on the Love Devotion Surrender CD from 13'10" to the end).

I've never heard a Santana show where he follows the recorded version so closely and although it's only the end part it was great to see on this video Carlos Santana, Armando Peraza, Doug Rauch who in 6 weeks time joined Mahavishnu John McLaughlin, Billy Cobham, and Larry Young on the tour to promote the recently released "Love Devotion Surrender LP" 

 

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

(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. 

Bob Marley - 1975-07-07 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bob Marley and the Wailers Boarding House San Francisco 1975-07-07

KSAN reel #354 1/2 track @ 7.5 ips

Revox A77 > Panasonic SV-250 DAT 48/16 (Maxell R120DM) September 1989
Panasonic 3800 > Weiss firewire I/O > OSX Peak 7 (editing, pitch, hum) > xACT

01. Trenchtown Rock
02. Burnin' and Lootin'
03. Midnight Ravers
04. Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
05. Rebel Music
06. No Woman, No Cry
07. Kinky Reggae
08. Stir It Up
09. Lively Up Yourself
10. Get Up, Stand Up

Notes:
This is direct from the DAT made off the KSAN reel
Original 48k 16 bit
Pitch adjusted -28 cents
Hum reduced @ 60, 180 HZ
15.63 second patch track 1 start
Audible flaw (not diginoise) @ 01:30 of track 2
Slight flaw (tape dropout?) @ 01:25 of track 6

Patch info:
FM Recording & Editing by Jay Abrams (jra-sm)
Teac 4300 Reel to Reel 7" - 3 3/4 IPS > MacBook Pro - Audacity > CDWav > xACT

Canned Heat - 1976-07-07 - Melbourne, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Canned Heat:

Lineage: sbd/FM > unknown recording and transfer equipment > CD > my CD > EAC(secure mode, enjoy EAC log in German language) > Wav > Flac Frontend(level8) > Flac (> dime > YOU)

Taper: unknown, HANX :-)

File Size: 331MB

Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=322451

unknown venue, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 07th July 1976

Bob "The Bear" Hite: Vocals, Harmonica

Harvey Mandel: Guitar

Mark Skyer: Guitar

Chris Morgan: Bass

Fito de la Parra: Drums, Vocals

01) Baby Bell (instrumental)

02) On The Road Again

03) The House Of Blue Lights

04) Sleeping In The Ground

05) Get Back

06) Before Six -> faded out

07) Let´s Work Together

08) Whisky Headed Woman

09) Woodstock Boogie -> faded out

Length: 48:45min

The sound of this show is very good. The problem here is there are skips and fades in&out between tracks. If you can stand it you´ll get a very good Canned Heat show. If someone has a better source for this one please share it and I´ll be happy to take this one back.

Jefferson Starship - 1976-07-07 - New York (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

CENTRAL PARK

lineage
Wnew-Fm Broadcast > Teac A-2300 > Ampex 407 Reel Master At 3-3/4 Ips > Baked To Restore > M-Audio Transit > Cool Edit > Cd Wave Editor > FLAC

Cd1
01-Intro > Ride The Tiger
02-Somebody To Love
03-Cruisin'
04-Fast Buck Freddie
05-Have You Seen The Saucers W/ Bass Solo
06-Rain Break/Talk
07-Big City
08-Play On Love
09-With Your Love
10-Talk/Tuning
11-St.Charles

Cd2
01-Hot Water
02-Talk/Tuning
03-That'S For Sure
04-Talk/Tuning
05-White Rabbit
06-Sweeter Than Honey W/ Drum Solo
07-Volunteers
08-Miracles >
09-Goodbye >
10-Volunteers Reprise

Bob Marley - 1978-07-07 - Rotterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley And The Wailers
Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland
1978-07-07

Venue: Ahoy Hallen
City: Rotterdam
State/Province: South Holland
Country: Netherlands
People in attendance: +/- 10.000

This is a classic show, one of Bobs best known but has NEVER circulated in this quality. The Knudsen Collection tape was close to perfect. It was missing 4 songs that were added from a SBD source and patched perfectly. 

Soundboard patches provided by John Dubwise Garage DuBois and Danny Savage
FM Master from The Knudsen Collection at Lossless Legs
The cassettes were donated to www.shnflac.net by Jeff Knudsen in 2018.
Nakamichi CR-7A -> Tascam DA-3000 at 24bit 48kHz
Transfer by Tom Markson
Production by Jason Chastain
Mastering by Jamie Waddell
FLAC 16bit 48kHz

Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett, bass
Carlton Barrett, drums
Junior Marvin, lead guitar
Earl Lindo, organ
Tyrone Downie, keyboards
Alvin Patterson, percussion
The I-Threes, backing vocals

01 - Positive Vibration from The Knudsen
02 - The Heathen from best SDB source
03 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) from best SDB source
04 - Concrete Jungle from best SDB source
05 - Rebel Music (3 O'Clock Roadblock) from best SDB source
06 - War -> No More Trouble from The Knudsen
07 - Crisis from The Knudsen
08 - Running Away -> Crazy Baldhead from The Knudsen
09 - I Shot The Sheriff from The Knudsen
10 - No Woman, No Cry from The Knudsen
11 - Is This Love? from The Knudsen
12 - Jammin' from The Knudsen
13 - Easy Skanking from The Knudsen
14 - Get Up, Stand Up from The Knudsen
15 - Exodus from The Knudsen

Bruce Springsteen - 1978-07-07 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 
July 7, 1978 
The Roxy 
Los Angeles, CA 

Title: Out There in Radioland 
Source: Broadcast (FM) 
Label: JEMS Archives 

JEMS Transfer: First generation reel to reel tapes > Otari 5050mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer (June 2013) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > Peak 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 5.0 (speed corrected) > resample 16/44.1 > FLAC 

Files tagged in Media Monkey. 

CD1 
01. Intro
02. Rave 
03. Badlands 
04. Spirit in the Night 
05. Darkness on the Edge of Town 
06. Candy's Room 
07. For You 
08. Point Blank 
09. The Promised Land 
10. Prove It All Night 
11. Racing in the Street 
12. Thunder Road 
13. Outro 

CD2 
01. Paradise by the C 
02. Fire 
03. Adam Raised a Cain 
04. Mona --> She's the One 
05. Growin' up 
06. It's Hard to be a Saint in the City 
07. Backstreets 
08. Intro (to Heartbreak Hotel) 
09. Heartbreak Hotel 
10. Rosalita 

CD3 
01. Independence Day 
02. Born to Run 
03. Applause Break 
04. Because the Night 
05. Raise Your Hand 
06. Applause Break and Credits 
07. Twist and Shout 

Release Notes: 
Around the JEMS offices, they are collectively referred to as the Big Five. I'm talking of course about the five live radio broadcasts from the Darkness tour. Since the start of the bootleg CD era, the Big Five have been released multiple times and the torrent era is no different. Until 2011, the weak sister in the bunch (apologies, girls) was clearly Atlanta, but JEMS' pre-FM upgrade changed that in a big way, as most of the show is now as good if not better than the best '78 FMs. 

Now the distinction of weakest falls to The Roxy, July 7, 1978. Whereas there are pre-FM sources for Cleveland, Winterland and the aforementioned Atlanta, Passaic and the Roxy exist only from off-air recordings, and, for whatever reason, 9/19/78 has always sounded better than 7/7/78. When we sourced the new version of Atlanta, the same cache of tapes included cassettes and studio reels of The Roxy that we thought might prove to be pre-FMs but, alas, they too were off air. Still, we thought they could be an upgrade to the best extant version of the show, which, depending on your tastes, is either Ev2's No Private Party or Crystal Cat's Roxy Night. 

Our project was well underway when we remembered an old set of reels we had obtained from a friend who was getting rid of his collection almost 20 years ago. Those reels include a note to our friend from the person who recorded the show off-air dated July 17, 1978, less than two weeks after the broadcast, so this is a first generation copy made at the time. The good news is this copy was recorded at 7-1/2 IPS (inches per second) from a master recorded at the same speed. Why is this important? Well, compared to a standard cassette which runs at 1-7/8 IPS and is an 1/8 of an inch wide, a 1/4-inch reel running at 7-1/2 has 8x as much tape surface to capture the recording. More tape, more accurate recording. 

So, unlike most Roxy '78 releases and torrents, this is a fresh transfer of a new, uncirculated, source tape, not a remaster of extant sources. It has also been speed corrected (Roxy Night has pitch issues). We would characterize it as a modest but material upgrade, but you should make your own choice. It's not a leap like Atlanta, but if you like a more natural sound, this might prove pleasing. Samples provided. 

Thanks to our old friend P for the reels all those years ago. Thanks also to Flynn, who has made this show his mission to improve. We continue to value his contributions to getting JEMS titles out there. 

Wayne Darlington for JEMS 

Ian Hunter Band w/ Mick Ronson - 1979-07-07 - Berkeley, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

IAN HUNTER BAND W/ MICK RONSON 

DRUNK ON WISDOM AND WINE LIBERATED VINYL BOOTLEG 

BERKELEY COMMUNITY THEATER, BERKELEY, CA 

JULY 7, 1979 

lineage

FM > VINYL > CASSETTE > AUDACITY > TLH > FLAC 

01. once bitter twice shy 

02. life after death 

03. laugh at me 

04. letter from brittania to the union jack 

05. just another night 

06. sweet angeline 

07. standing in my light 

08. bastard/ 

09. /cleveland rocks 

notes

I stumbled onto this when going to play Welcome To The Club. Just did a rip and thought I'd share. Like most vinyl boots it's a bit of a mess - first side was half the volume of second side so I raised levels on first side. Last two songs not complete. Record actually had a full version of George Thorogood doing It Wasn't me at end of side 1 - that's not included lol. Decent FM - far from stellar but hi, it's Hunter & Ronson and there's two songs not on WTTC.

Led Zeppelin - 1980-07-07 - Berlin, DE (SBD/FLAC) "THE LAST"

(Soundboard FLAC)

"THE LAST"

Lineage:
SILVER>EAC>WAV>FLAC

Disc 1
01 - Train Kept A-Rollin'
02 - Nobody'S Fault But Mine
03 - Black Dog
04 - In The Evening
05 - The Rain Song
06 - Hot Dog
07 - All My Love
08 - Trampled Underfoot
09 - Since I'Ve Been Loving You

Disc 2
01 - White Summer/Black Mountain Side
02 - Kashmir
03 - Stairway To Heaven
04 - Rock And Roll
05 - Whole Lotta Love

NOTE: 
Final performance. Possibly the longest versions ever of Stairway and Whole Lotta Love (without a medley).

Led Zeppelin - 1980-07-07 - Berlin, DE (SBD/FLAC) "HEINEKEN" by Tarantura

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tarantura Eissporthalle

CD1
01 - The Train Kept A Rollin'
02 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
03 - Black Dog
04 - In The Evening
05 - The Rain Song
06 - Hot Dog
07 - All My Love
08 - Trampled Underfoot
09 - Since I've Been Loving You

CD2
01 - Apology By Jimmy Page
02 - White Summer
03 - Black Mountain Side
04 - Kashmir
05 - Stairway To Heaven
06 - Rock N Roll
07 - Whole Lotta Love

The Jam - 1980-07-07 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Seinenkan Hall

Lineage: 
SBD>CDR>Audition>CDWAVE>FLAC 

01. Thick As Thieves 
02. Saturday's Kids 
03. To Be Someone 
04. Burning Sky 
05. Pretty Green 
06. Start! 
07. Going Underground 
08. Mr Clean 
09. Private Hell 
10. The Dreams Of Children 
11. Smithers-Jones 
12. Little Boys Soldiers 
13. But I'm Different Now 
14. When You're Young 
15. The Eton Rifles 
16. Down In The Tube Station At Midnight 
17. Strange Town 
18. Heatwave 
19. 'A' Bomb In Wardour Street 
20. The Modern World 
21. All Mod Cons 
22. David Watts

Length: 72m 53s 

Siouxsie and the Banshees - 1981-07-07 - Tiel, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

"92 Degrees" bootleg - Hand Made - SB 101

Recorded: "Teil, De Nieuwe Kade (RADIO) (Arnheim open air festival) (NL), 1981-07-07" + "Warwick University (GB), 1981-03-09" *

Lineage
Unknown > Silver CD > Xact > FLAC 8 > You

01 - Spellbound
02 - Arabian knights
03 - Placebo effect
04 - Pull to bits
05 - Tenant
06 - Headcut
07 - Nightshift
08 - Sin in my heart
09 - Supernatural thing
10 - Not them
11 - Voodoo dolly (cut at 3'47)
12 - Halloween [omitted]
13 - Christine
14 - Red light
15 - Eve white / eve black[omitted]
16 - Monitor
17 - Israel[omitted]

the omitted tracks have been officially released in the "Siouxsie and the Banshees at the BBC" boxset, on the DVD.

Eric Clapton - 1983-07-07 - Wantagh, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton

"Slowhand Masterfile Part 10"

Jones Beach Music Ampitheatre

Wantagh, New York

July 7, 1983

Antrabata - 401-1/2 - SB 6

Silver > Kodak Gold CD-R > EAC v. 9.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure, Offset Correct) > FLAC (8) > You !

Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals

Jamie Oldaker Drums

Chris Stainton Keyboards

Donald 'Duck' Dunn Bass

Albert Lee Guitar, Vocals

Disc 1:

1) I Shot the Sheriff

2) Worried Life Blues

3) Lay Down Sally

4) Let it Rain

5) Double Trouble

6) Key to the Highway

7) The Shape You're In

Disc 2:

1) Wonderful Tonight

2) Blues Power

3) Don't Say You Don't Love Me

4) Cocaine

5) Layla

Geetarz Comments:

Recorded near the beginning of the 2nd leg of the U.S. "Money and Cigarettes" tour, and an essential soundboard!

Stevie Nicks - 1983-07-07 - Landover, MD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Stevie Nicks
Date: 07 July 1983
Venue: Capitol Center
City/State: Landover, MD
Country: USA
Bootleg Title: no title
Tour: Wild Heart Tour 1983

Type: Pro-Shot
Audio Quality: A-
Picture Quality: A-
Media: 1DVD-R
Format: MPEG-2
Bitrate: 6590 Kbps
Aspect ratio: 4/3, 720 x 480
Standard: NTSC
Audio Codec: AC3 128 Kbps

Menu: yes
Chapters: tracks

Linage: Professional recording > VHS > ? > MPEG-2 > DVD

Stevie Nicks: vocals
Waddy Wachtel: guitars, vocals
Benmont Tench: keyboards
"Wizard": guitar
Bobbye Hall: percussion
Sharon Celani: backup vocals
Lori Perry: backup vocals
Carolyn Brooks: backup vocals
Marilyn Martin: backup vocals

01 Gold Dust Woman
02 Outside The Rain
03 Dreams
04 I Need To Know
05 Sara
06 If Anyone Falls
07 Leather And Lace
08 Stand Back
09 Beauty And The Beast
10 Gypsy

Bob Dylan - 1984-07-07 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Wembley Stadium

Very Good Audience Recording

Source: 
Master > 2 x TDK SA90 > Akai GX-95 MK11 > Soundforge PRO 10c > FLAC Level 8 Align on Sector Bounderies

Mastered & Artwork by JTT, May 2013

Disc One: 80.22
01. Highway 61 Revisited
02. Jokerman
03. All Along The Watchtower
04. Just Like A Woman
05. Maggie'S Farm
06. I And I
07. License To Kill
08. A Hard Rain'S A-Gonna Fall
09. Tangled Up In Blue
10. It'S Alright Ma (I'M Only Bleeding)
11. Simple Twist Of Fate
12. Masters Of War
13. Ballad Of A Thin Man
14. Enough Is Enough

Disc Two: 69.19
01. Every Grain Of Sand
02. Like A Rolling Stone
03. Mr. Tambourine Man
04. Girl From The North Country
05. It Ain'T Me Babe
06. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
07. It'S All Over Now Baby Blue
08. Tombstone Blues
09. Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
10. The Times They Are A-Changin'
11. Blowin' In The Wind
12. Knockin' On Heaven'S Door

Lou Reed - 1984-07-07 - Torhout, BE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Older Than Yesterday

Humo Festival

From vinyl boot

Supposed to be a soundboard recording, rather a audience recording from the mixing desk

01 - Sweet Jane

02 - I'm waiting for the Man

03 - High in the City

04 - Down at the Arcade

05 - Legendary Heart

06 - There she goes again

07 - Turn out the Light

08 - My Red Joystick

09 - Average Guy

10 - Walk on the Wild Side

11 - Satellite of Love

12 - New Sensations

13 - Sunday Morning

14 - Underneath the Bottle

15 - Betrayed

16 - Doin' the Thi,gs that we Want to

17 - Waves of Fear

18 - I Love you Suzanne

19 - White Light White Heat

20 - Introduction

21 - Some Kinda Love

22 - Rock'n'Roll

23 - Kill your Sons

Miles Davis w/ Chick Corea - 1984-07-07 - Wiesen, AT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Live at Jazz Summit

SOURCE: 
FM Broadcast (Cassette)>trade>wav>Flac 

Miles Davis - Trumpet, Synthesizer 
Bob Berg - Soprano And Tenor Saxophone 
Chick Corea - Keyboards 
John Scofield - Electric Guitar 
Robert Irving - Synthesizer 
Darryl Jones - Electric Bass 
Steve Thornton - Percussion 
Al Foster - Drums 

01 - Star People 
02 - What It Is 
03 - It Gets Better 
04 - Something On Your Mind 
05 - Time After Time (incomplete) 
06 - Lake Geneva 
07 - E: Speak (That's What Happened)

New Order - 1984-07-07 - Barcelona, SP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Studio 54 Barcelona

Source: ATR-STASH mixer

Lineage: SBD (ATR-STASH box-o-tapes) --> ??? --> FLAC via Sam (lammah) -->

--> SoundForge (to fix DC offset and remove old SBEs) --> CD Wave (re-tracksplitting) -->

--> FLAC --> you

01 Your Silent Face

02 The Village

03 Ceremony *removed on Retro boxset*

04 Skullcrusher

05 We All Stand

06 Lonesome Tonight

07 Confusion

08 Hurt

09 Age Of Consent

10 Blue Monday

11 Everything's Gone Green

12 Temptation

Original Note from fixed version:

This differs slightly from the original seed of this gig. Some glitches were corrected, a TAO gap in the original source was removed, and the levels have been corrected as well (too low in the original seed). It's strongly suggested you download this even if you pulled the original down earlier.

Original seeder Notes:

Another glorious SBD recording of mid-80s New Order, this time from Barcelona, Spain. Lineage is the same stash-o-soundboards from (most likely) Hooky's Suite 16 recording studio, liberated by Brian Whittaker (Revenge touring bassist) via eBay, but previous to selling

copied amongst the NO trading community in the UK.

From a post by OldMonkey on STG:

"A box of mixing desk tapes was found in a rehearsal studio used by Peter Hook. They were advertised on E-bay by Brian Whittaker, former Revenge live guitarist. David Sultan of the website "World in Motion" paid over £500 to win the auction. Before they were sent to David though, they were copied amongst the Manchester bootlegging fraternity, and are now widely available in the UK and wider. Coincidentally (or otherwise, and this is where it gets good), the majority of the shows in this box were the complete gigs from the tracks used on the live disc of Retro (plus quite a few other gigs). It appears as though Hooky meant for them to find their way to the bootleg hardcore......."