Fleetwood Mac - 1969-11-06 - Orebro, SWE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

FLeetwood Mac 

Örebro, Konserthuset 

November 6, 1969 

Lineage: 

unknown Swedish taper & equipment > my unknown but apparently pretty low gen. CD-R copy (acquired in late 90's trade/swap) > wav > Audacity (for slight editing, auto-boosting levels etc.) > wav > FLAC (level 8) > Dime > all Macanatix! 

Sound quality: 4 (out of 6)/vg+ 

Peter "Greeny" Green - guitar, vocals 

Danny "Youngeyes" Kirwan - guitar, vocals 

Jeremy Spencer - guitar, vocals 

John McVie - bass 

Mick Fleetwood - drums 

CD1

01 - It Takes Time

02 - Sugar Mama

03 - Like It This Way

04 - Something Inside Of Me

05 - Got To Move

06 - Baby, Please Set A Date

07 - Rattlesnake Shake / Madge

08 - Worried Dream

CD2

01 - Only You

02 - Loving Kind

03 - Stranger Blues

04 - The Sun Is Shining

05 - Oh Well

06 - Coming Your Way

07 - Great Balls Of Fire

08 - Albatross

09 - Jenny, Jenny

TOTAL RUN TIME: 87:59 min. 

Comes with full colour cover artwork using contemporary pix and memorabilia (PDF files). Comments welcome! :-) 

This is a nice companion to The Mac's November 4, 1969 Stockholm show, it is considerably shorter than its Swedish Tour cousin, and unfortunately comes with less rarely played numbers. Therefore, it should be a useful addition to most MaCollectors' collections esp. as they do play a bunch of not-too-often-played numbers such as their tour-de-force take of Otis Rush's "It Takes Time", "Sugar Mama", and - a real rarity and gem - a not less than 10 (!) min. version of "Worried Dream" (yes, THAT number!). 

Their then latest single "Rattlesnake Shake" was freshly introduced into their set in October 1969 and comes with pieces of "Madge" parts instead of the later common inclusion of "Underway". One of Mac's stage strengths were their ever changing set lists which makes collecting their live shows even more exciting. They obviously had a huge repertoire to draw from without trouble. Rather cool in my (Mac) book!

Frank Zappa - 1970-11-06 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

FRANK ZAPPA & THE MOTHERS 
THE FILLMORE 1970 TAPES 

DISC 1 
November 6, 1970 
Fillmore West, San Francisco 

01 Palladin and Hey Boy 
02 Call Any Vegetable 
03 The Sanzini Brothers 
04 Penis Dimension 
05 The Sanzini Brothers 
06 Little House I Used To Live In 
07 Mudshark (w/ Dr. John references) 
08 Holiday In Berlin 
09 Cruising For Burgers 
10 Easy Meat 
11 Daddy Daddy Daddy 
12 Do You Like My New Car? 
13 Happy Together 
14 Who Are The Brain Police (cut) 

SOUND QUALITY: A+ Stereo Soundboard 

Remastered, Retracked & Re-ecnoded by JWB. 

REMASTERING NOTES: 
All 3 discs have been re-equalized and volume fluctuations smoothed over. There was no NR or compression done to these recordings. 
Disc 1 has a tape flip during Track 07 that has been smoothed over. 
Disc 1 has an unknown fill during the "bullshit chant" at the end of Track 10. 
Disc 1 originally had clicks between tracks. These have been removed. 
Disc 3 crudely switches sources during Track 13. The original lineage doesn't explain this. This section has been remastered and smoothed over to better fit in with the rest of the show. 

ORIGINAL LINEAGES: 
Disc 1: Normal bias cassette once owned by Carlos Santana (no NR)>Nakamichi Dragon>Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia II soundcard>Pro Tools>AIFF>Toast Titanium>CDR>Toast Titanium>WAV>FLAC 
Disc 3, Tracks 1-14: 10" Master Reel>7" Reel>RevoxB77 playback>AlesisMasterlink>CDR >EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV 
Disc 3, Tracks 15-18: 10" Master Reel>Revox B77 playback>Alesis Masterlink>CDR>EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV 
Disc 2: Master Reel>Reel>Alesis Masterlink>CDR>EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV 

LINEAGE FOR THIS TORRENT: 
WAV>WAVMerge>CoolEdit Pro (Remastering)>CDWAVE (Retracking)>FLAC (Level 8) 

Traffic - 1970-11-06 - Chicago, IL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Source: AUD

Lineage:

unknown gen cassette>Pioneer Stand Alone Burner>EAC>Soundforge 9.0>CD Architect 5.2>Wav>Flac>wav>cdwave (track split>flac(7)

01. Medicated Goo  6:15

02. Pearly Queen (No Vocals)  5:55

03. Empty Pages  6:33

04. Heaven Is In Your Mind  6:40

05. 40,000 Headmen  5:48

06. John Barleycorn Must Die  7:44

07. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring (tape bleed through)  6:15

08. Every Mother's Son (tape bleed through)  7:50

09. Glad/Freedom Rider  14:56

Total: 68:01

Miles Davis Septet - 1971-11-06 - Berlin, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Miles Davis Septet - Berlin, 1971-11-06
Philharmonie, Berlin, Germany

PAL, 720 x 567 Video

line-up
Miles Davis (tpt)
Gary Bartz (ss, as)
Keith Jarrett (kb)
Michael Henderson (b)
Ndugu Leon Chancler (d)
Charles Don Alias (perc)
James Mtume Foreman (perc)

01 - Directions
02 - Honky Tonk
03 - What I Say?
04 - Sanctuary
05 - It's About That Time
06 - Funky Tonk > Sanctuary

Total Time: 01:10:35.07
Codec and Screenshots:
         
broadcast:
WDR TV: 00:00 - 00:41:29
1festival: 00:41:29 - 01:10:35
source:
WDR TV: dvb-s > Humax PVR8000 > mpg
1festival: tom_phillips > DROPBOX > Lewojazz - many Thanks to tom_phillips
Lewojazz - Edit:
VideoReDo TVSuite V4 > *.VOB > mpg > joining > mpg

Mott The Hoople - 1971-11-06 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Mott The Hoople

Taverne De L'Olympia POP2 06 November 1971

Lineage: 

TV > Low Gen VHS > SA > DVD

G-Spot Tango: MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }

Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR

Audio: MPEG-1 Layer 2 CBR 0xc0:48000Hz 192 kb/s , Monophonic

Video: Frames/s 25.000 kbps/ 9185 I/L TFF PAL 720x576 4:3

01. The Moon Upstairs

02. Rock'n'Roll Queen

03. Keep A Knocking

Duration : 16:54

Pink Floyd - 1971-11-06 - Cleveland, OH (AUD/FLAC) "For Reasons I Don't Understand"

(Audience FLAC)

Emerson Gym
Case Western Reserve University

For Reasons I Don't Understand
Free Range Pigs (FRP CDR-022/23)

Roger Waters: Bass, Vocals
David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
Rick Wright: Keyboards
Nick Mason: Drums

CD1
01. The Embryo
02. Fat Old Sun
03. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
04. Atom Heart Mother
05. One Of These Days

CD2
01. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
02. Cymbaline
03. Echoes
04. Blues

Comments:
A long, strange trip for this gem. It ended up in our intrepid hero's hands as the surprise diamond in a trade.

In his own words--

"The person who I received this show from was not able to provide me with any useful information. He actually told me it was from a radio show in 1967 with the songs Astronomy Domine and Green is the Colour among others. There was no artwork, just multi-colored stick on labels with the name Pink Floyd, the letters CWRU, and 1967 on them. When I inquired about the source he just said that he was glad I liked it. Further inquiries were given answers unrelated to the question or not answered at all... Either he was just reluctant to reveal anything or was just unaware of what it was he had."

So for once we have no lineage information for you. However what we do have is an amazing and complete document of the Floyd in their prime giving us an utterly stunning performance. Of special note is the "jam sessions" mid-song that seems to take place during each track. FOS gets a bit of a Beatlee-sque/Abbey Road type of treatment, Set The Controls is a free for all about half way through, and is that a bow solo ala Jimmy Page during the break during One Of These Days? Careful With That Axe is full of angst and just... well, rocks! Echoes is perfect as well! Finally, we get a rare treat with Blues included for good measure.

As a result of our cleanup efforts there's great definition of the instruments and you can hear some things that I know I've never heard before in these live recordings. These surprises make this one a keeper and a welcome addition to the collection.
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Technical Notes:
It looks as though some NR was performed in the past as part of the upper end has been completely removed (from 165000 Hz -22050 Hz).
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Credits: Jim Canale and Free Range Pigs would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this effort:

The Taper (whoever he is and wherever he may be).
Ted Mast for providing the source recording to us all.
The Pentagon Pig for providing Project Coordination and Quality Assurance.
Doug Collins for providing Tree Admin Services.
Aleksi Manninen for providing the Cover Art.

Pink Floyd - 1971-11-06 - Cleveland, OH (AUD/FLAC) "Acute Danger"

(Audience FLAC)

PINK FLOYD
Acute Danger (Sigma 9)

Emerson Gym, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH – November 6th, 1971

lineage: silvers>flac 8

CD1
01 - The Embryo
02 - Fat Old Sun
03 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
04 - Atom Heart Mother

CD2
01 - One Of These Days
02 - Careful With That Axe Eugene
03 - Cymbaline
04 - Echoes
05 - Blues

Taj Mahal - 1972-11-06 - Syracuse, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Taj Mahal

The Jabberwocky

Syracuse University

Syracuse, NY

November 6, 1972

Master Reel > DAT > CDR (HHB CD800) > Audio Cleaning Lab 2004 (for track ID placement and level adjustment) > CDR (NEC CD-RW NR-9100A) > EAC > FLAC > You!

Taj Mahal: kalimba (African Thumb Piano), banjo, Mississippi National steel guitar

01. introduction (0:51)

02. "Kalimba Tune" (4:43)

03. Tom and Sally Drake (7:20)

04. Dust My Broom (5:08)

05. Cakewalk Into Town (3:27)

06. Going Up To The Country, Paint My Mailbox Blue (3:51)

07. Good Morning Little Schoogirl (4:51)

08. Done Changed My Way Of Living (5:17)

09. Fishing Blues (5:26)

10. Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do (3:53)

11. Fannie Mae (7:36)

12. Annie's Lover (4:26)

13. Put Your Foot On The Rock (8:09)

TT = 64:58

Though not up to the quality of the revelatory 1971 Fillmore East show with the Real Thing lineup, this solo acoustic show from the following year has more than its share of inspired moments to recommend it.  In addition to the many songs in the set which have become synonymous with Mr. Taj's career, songs like "Fannie Mae", "Annie's Lover" (which originally appeared on the solo disc of the Giant Step album LP) and "Put Your Foot On The Rock" - which appears to be a largely improvised performance - are joyous surprises.

Weather Report - 1975-11-06 - Berlin, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

WEATHER REPORT

Berlin, Philarmonie

November 6, 1975

Berliner Jazztage 1975

Lineage: 

FM broadcast > EAC > SoundForge 7.0 > FLAC Frontend (level 6) 

Jow Zawinul - keyboards

Wayne Shorter - saxophones

Chester Thompson - drums

Alphonso Johnson - bass

Alex Acuna - percussions

01.DJ Intro

02.Bass intro > Cucumber Slumber 

03.Intro / Freezing Fire

04.Lusitanos

05.Directions / Dr.Honoris Causa / Drums Solo

06.Boogie Woogie Waltz

TT 79:59

Willie Nelson - 1975-11-06 - West Hollywood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Willie Nelson

The Troubadour

West Hollywood (Los Angeles), California

November 6, 1975

Recorded by Allen Tarzwell

Source: Radio Broadcast KWST-FM Los Angeles > R2R

Copy: Tandberg 9000x > Revox B-77 > Fostex CR200

Transfer: Wave (via EAC) > minor editing using NERO > CD Wave (original work in 2007)

My skills as an editor and the software I use have improved a bit since 2007 so a little clean up work was done in 2018 before re-posting this show a day late now for Willie's 85th birthday.

16-44 wave files > iZotope RX 6 advanced (repair dropouts, remove 60Hz hum, clicks removed, dc offset corrected, light eq) > TLH

Transferred by Mike Martin

01. Introduction

02. Whiskey River

03. Stay All Night >

04. Funny How Time Slips Away >

05. Crazy >

06. Night Life

07. Me & Pa >

08. Bloody Mary Morning >

09. I Still Can’t Believe You’re Gone >

10. It’s Not Supposed To Be That Way >

11. A Good Hearted Woman In Love With A Good Timin’ Man

12. KWST-FM Los Angeles Radio Station Promo

13. Time Of The Preacher

14. I Could Not Believe It Was True >

15. Time Of The Preacher Theme >

16. Blue Rock Montana >

17. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain

18. Red Headed Stranger >

19. Time Of The Preacher Theme (reprise)    

20. Wildwood Flower

21. Band Introductions

22. What Can You Do To Me Now?

23. Shotgun Willie

24. A Song For You

25. Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms >

26. Will The Circle Be Unbroken? (tape flip spliced-some missing)

[62:08]

Jackson Browne - 1976-11-06 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

 

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Jackson Browne

1976-11-06

WTTW TV Studio, Chicago, IL

FM > ? > Bootleg vinyl (The Fuse) > NAD Record Deck >

Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ

CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned

I have no noise reduction software, so you may well notice the age of the vinyl...

01 - The Fuse

02 - Late For The Sky

03 - The Road And The Sky

04 - Farther On

05 - Fountain Of Sorrow

06 - Before The Deluge

07 - I Thought I Was A Child

08 - The Pretender

Rock Me On The Water and Walking Slow were also played and broadcast, but don't make the vinyl bootleg. There must be video footage somewhere around...would be nice.

Kansas - 1976-11-06 - Kansas City, KS (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Artist: Kansas

Source: Memorial Hall, Kansas City, KS. November 6th 1976

Time: 89:37

Notes: FM.

Transfer info: 

cassette > JVC KD-V6 Cassette Deck (w/ manual azimuth adjustment) > TASCAM CD-RW900mkII Professional CD Recorder > CDR > EAC > CD WAV Editor (track marking) > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC

This transfer was done by luciferburns.

All editing and tracking was done by myself.

01. Intro (3:17)

02. Carry On Wayward Son (5:18)

03. Icarus (Borne On Wings Of Steel) (5:42)

04. Down The Road (4:58)

05. Mysteries And Mayhem (4:01)

06. Lamplight Symphony (2:36)

07. The Wall (5:28)

08. Lonely Wind (8:42)

09. Miracles Out Of Nowhere (6:38)

10. Guitar Solo (2:55)

11. Child Of Innocence (6:50)

12. Magnum Opus (14:20)

13. Song For America (9:48)

14. Violin Solo (5:33)

15. Cheyenne Anthem (3:31)

Mangelsdorff, Pastorius, Mouzon - 1976-11-06 - Berlin, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Berliner Jazztage 1976

Berlin Philharmonic

SA > DVD

Chapters but no menu

Video Attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
TV system: 625/50 (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Display Mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox
Source picture resolution: 704x576 (625/50)
Frame Rate: 25.00
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed
Bitrate: 9147 kbps

Audio Attributes:
Audio Coding mode: AC3 stereo (2/0)
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Audio application mode: Not specified
Number of Audio channels: 2
Bitrate: 256 kbps
Number of Audio streams: 1

01. Foreign Fun
02. Accidental Meeting
03. Zores Mores
04. Trilogue
05. Portrait of Tracy (*)
06. unnamed
07. Ant Steps On An Elephant's Toe

TT: 62 min

All pieces by A. Mangelsdorff, except (*) by J. Pastorius

The Eagles - 1976-11-06 - Houston, TX (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

The Eagles

The Summit

Houston, TX

Nov. 6, 1976

FM recording (possible pre-FM?)

The Eagles 1976:

Don Henley: Vocals, Drums, Percussion

Glenn Frey: Guitar, Vocals

Randy Meisner: Bass, Vocals

Joe Walsh: Guitar, Vocals

Don Felder: Guitar, Vocals

*Special Guest:

J.D. Souther: Guitar, Vocals

01. Hotel California

02. Lyin' Eyes

03. Wasted Time

04. Take It To The Limit

05. Desperado

06. Midnight Flyer

07. Turn To Stone

08. Already Gone

09. One Of These Nights

10. Funk #49

11. Good Day In Hell

12. Rocky Mountain Way

13. Witchy Woman

14. James Dean

15. J.D. Souther Introduction

16. The Best Of My Love

17. Walk Away

18. Tequila Sunrise

Note: Singer-songwriter J.D. Souther makes a guest appearance on The Best of My Love.

This concert was recorded and broadcast by KLOL-FM in Houston (aka K101), an AOR format, former freeform-FM station that flipped to Spanish language programming in 2004.

This performance on 11/6/1976 preceded the release of their Hotel California album (released 12/8/1976). This set featured 2 new songs from that album and many earlier Eagles hits, along with Joe Walsh's Rocky Mountain Way and 3 James Gang songs (Turn to Stone, Funk #49 & Walk Away). Joe Walsh had joined the Eagles the year before, after founding member Bernie Leadon left.

This concert happened on Glenn Frey's birthday.

TheCommish notes:

Here's a vintage recording of The Eagles that I stumbled upon at archive.org recently. Although no lineage for the FLAC files was provided, I ran a frequency analysis (included) via Cool Edit Pro and the files appear to be lossless. So I'm guessing the source files are from an FM broadcast on KLOL-FM (K101) in Houston. Or it may be a pre-FM recording since no radio station IDs are present. In any event, the sound quality is OUTSTANDING.

The Eagles - 1976-11-06 - Houston, TX (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 192 kb/s total
Video Bitrate: 9300kps 29.9790 frms/s
Video System: NTSC 4:3

98 minutes
source: unknown - 2d gen? > stand alone > analog capture > reauthor DVD
Silver Stallion DVD Productions

Don Henley - drums / vocals / guitar
Glenn Frey - guitar / vocals
Randy Meisner - bass / vocals
Joe Walsh - guitar / vocals
Don Felder - guitar / vocals
J.D. Souther (guitar / vocals on "Best Of My Love")

01. Hotel California
02. Lyin' Eyes
03. Wasted Time
04. Take It To The Limit
05. Desperado
06. Midnight Flyer
07. Turn To Stone
08. Already Gone
09. One Of These Nights
10. Funk #49
11. Fork In The Road
12. Rocky Mountain Way
13. Witchy Woman
14. James Dean
15. Best Of My Love
16. Walk Away
17. Tequila Sunrise

I color corrected it (there was a lot of glaring red and blue haze in it - about 95% of that is gone), fixed the audio so that it comes out both channels (in mono). I also boosted the volume - it was way too low.

To color correct this required that I reduce the saturation and darken it a bit. Regarding the darkening - the images will appear to be slightly darker than the original. This mostly affects the background images - and not those in the foreground. So a speaker cabinet that was visible in the original version will probably not be (as) visible in this one. The musicians, for the most part, are unchanged in this regard.

And I added motion menus (main menu and song selection menu). And I put in some vintage Eagles '70s-era still images in between songs where the screen went to black. I also (neatly) cut out a few minutes of deadtime while the band was offstage between encores.

Regarding the date - the setlist strongly suggests this was not a 1977 show because of a lack of songs like "New Kid In Town" which reached #1 in the charts in 1977. During the show, J.D. Souther mentions that it's Glenn Frey's birthday (November 6) - which means they would have performed a full show in late 1977 without playing their number one hit of the year - which just doesn't make sense.

The Stranglers - 1977-11-06 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Stranglers

6 November 1977

The Roundhouse

London

Lineage:

Soundboard>Cassette (2/3 gen)>Audition>WAV>FLAC

01 No More Heroes

02 Ugly

03 Bring On The Nubiles

04 [REMOVED] Dead Ringer

05 Sometimes

06 [REMOVED] Hugh Banter

07 Dagenham Dave

08 In The Shadows

09 Hanging Around

10 5 Minutes

11 Bitching

12 [REMOVED] Hugh Banter

13 Burning Up Time

14 I Feel Like a Wog

15 Straighten Out

16 Something Better Change

17 London Lady

18 Peaches

19 (Get A) Grip (On Yourself)

20 Go Buddy Go

This is an astounding soundboard document of The Stranglers at their visceral best on the No More Heroes tour of late 1977. I have had to remove one track and some of the banter which was officially released on ‘Live X Certs’. None of the other tracks here were used on that LP or have been officially released. This is taken from a second or third generation copy of a tape which had already been mixed by EMI. There was some drop-outs here and there and I had to fix these as best I could in Audition… but overall this is a great reminder of what a great band they are.

Blondie - 1978-11-06 - Philadelphia, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Walnut St. Theater 

Philadelphia, Pa. USA

November 6, 1978 

promoting their album "Parallel Lines"

FM broadcast master tape

lineage:

FM broadcast > Sansui 8 reciever with wire antenna > unknown cassette recorder, no dolby > TDK-SA 90 master cassette > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Debbie Harry: vocals 

Chris Stein: guitar, bass 

Frank Infante: guitar, bass and vocals 

Nigel Harrison: bass 

Clem Burke: drums, percussion and backing vocals

01: in the sun 3:40

02: ex- offender 3:00 

03: hanging on the telephone 2:16 

04: Detroit 442 2:33

05: fan mail 2:55 

06: picture this 2:53 

07: 11:59 3:46

08: pretty baby 4:16

09: touched by your presence dear 2:29

10: Sunday girl 3:04

11: Denis 3:14

12: I'm gonna love you > 2:29

13: will anything happen? > 2:38

14: fade away and radiate 5:13

15: a shark in jets clothing 3:58 (spliced at 2:04, tape flip cut)

16: I know but I don't know 4:37

17: one way or another 4:28

runtime: 57:31 (minutes/ seconds)

Talking Heads - 1978-11-06 - Amsterdam, NL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Paradiso

Lineage:
Unknown cassette wav > Nak Dragon > wav files > WaveLab 7 (tracking and minor editing) > xACT (flac & SBE)

01. The Big Country
02. Take Me To The River
03. The Book I Read
04. The Girls Want To Be With The Girls
05. …With Our Love
06. Uh Oh Love Comes To Town
07. Love -> Building On Fire
08. Don't Worry AboutThe Government
09. The Good Thing (With Hons on backing vocals)
10. Artists Only
11. Warning Sign
12. Pulled Up
13. Psychokiller
14. No Compassion
15. New Feeling
16. found A Job
17. I'm not In Love

Fleetwood Mac - 1979-11-06 - St. Louis, MO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Source:
SBD -> ??? -> CD -> EAC -> TLH

CD1 [56:23]

01 - Say You Love Me
02 - The Chain
03 - Dreams
04 - Not That Funny
05 - Rhiannon (end cuts)
06 - Over And Over
07 - Oh Well
08 - Sara
09 - What Makes You Think You're The One
10 - Oh Daddy
11 - Save Me A Place

CD2 [55:18]

01 - Landslide
02 - Tusk
03 - Angel
04 - You Make Loving Fun
05 - I'm So Afraid
06 - World Turning
07 - Go Your Own Way
08 - Sisters Of The Moon
09 - Blue Letter
10 - Songbird

Notes:
Rhiannon has a few glitches, songs fade between tracks.

Depeche Mode - 1981-11-06 - Liverpool, UK (TV/FLAC)

(TV FLAC)

University, Liverpool

Lineage:
probably VHS of pro-shot video for TV -> CD -> EAC .WAV (poor settings, not my rip) -> FLAC level 8

I'm not sure of this recording's source. There is a pro-shot video (probably for TV) of this concert, so it's probably derived from a VHS copy of that. The recording sounds very good.

Dave Gahan - lead vocals
Martin Gore - keyboards, backing vocals
Andrew Fletcher - keyboards, backing vocals
Vince Clarke - keyboards, backing vocals

01. [3:41] Television Set
02. [3:30] Photographic
03. [4:01] New Life
04. [3:37] Puppets
05. [3:56] Just Can't Get Enough
06. [3:09] Tora! Tora! Tora!
07. [3:51] Nodisco

Total time: 25:43

R.E.M. - 1981-11-06 - Greensboro, NC (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

R.E.M. 1981-11-06 T.G.I.F (16-bit) (FLAC)
06.11.1981
USA, Greensboro, Friday's
T.G.I.F
good / vg Soundboard
Source: Silver Disc

Lineage: 
Trade (CDR) EAC > WAV > FLAC (Level 8) > Torrent

01. Just a Touch [3:05]
02. Burning Down [3:47]
03. Ha (We Get Paid for it) [4:11]
04. Shaking Through [4:04]
05. (Don't Go Back to) Rockville [4:27]
06. There She Goes Again [2:35]
07. Permanant Vacation [2:33]
08. Pretty Persuasion [3:59]
09. That Beat [3:08]
10. Mystery to Me [2:14]
11. Carnival of Sorts (Boxcars) [2:16]
12. Rave On [1:44]
13. Ages of You [3:29]
14. I Can't Control Myself [2:29]
15. Laughing (cut) [2:35]
16. Romance [2:14]
17. Chained to the Wall [2:03]
18. Sitting Still [3:05]
19. Wolves, Lower [4:04]
20. Gardening at Night [3:20]
21. 9-9 [2:51]
22. Windout [2:12]
23. Radio Free Europe [3:41]

Total Running Time: [1:10:17]

From www.remtimeline.com: 
"About the venue itself, from an interview by David Fricke with Peter Buck on 15 November 1990 taken from The Rolling Stone Files book (pg. 114): "There was a place in Greensboro, North Carolina, called Friday's. It was a pizza parlor, and the guy had bands play. It was an L-shaped room; you could see through the bar to the ovens, with the guy with the long stick with pizzas on it, and see us, too. He'd charge a dollar, we'd get 150 people in there, and we'd get the door. People would let us sleep on the floor. There were clubs like that in every city."

Taken from the CD bootleg "T.G.I.F," which lists the date as March 31, 1981, but is in fact November 6, 1981.

The Rolling Stones - 1981-11-06 - East Rutherford, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Rolling Stones

Five Stones Ready To Roll

Concert at

Meadowlands Sports Complex, East Rutherford (NJ), United States

6th November 1981

Label: Vinyl Gang Productions

Catalog number: VGP 313

Source: Soundboard recording

Packaging: Jewel Case

Integral: Complete

Format: 2xCD

Release date: 2002

CD1

01. Under My Thumb 4:22

02. When The Whip Comes Down 4:53

03. Let's Spend The Night Together 4:28

04. Shattered 5:24

05. Neighbours 4:50

06. Black Limousine 4:00

07. Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) 8:27

08. Twenty Flight Rock 2:01

09. Going To A Go-Go 3:31

10. Let Me Go 4:52

11. Time Is On My Side 4:07

12. Beast Of Burden 7:58

13. Waiting On A Friend 5:47

14. Let It Bleed 6:13

Total duration: 70:53

CD2

01. You Can't Always Get What You Want 8:55

02. Band Introduction 1:09

03. Little T&A (with Keith Richards (vocals)) 3:34

04. Tumbling Dice 5:15

05. She's So Cold 4:02

06. All Down The Line 4:07

07. Hang Fire 3:44

08. Miss You 6:33

09. Start Me Up 5:00

10. Honky Tonk Women (with Tina Turner (vocals)) 4:34

11. Brown Sugar 4:05

12. Jumpin' Jack Flash 9:58

13. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 6:19

14. The Star-Spangled Banner (through PA) 2:45

Total duration: 70:00

Miles Davis Septet - 1984-11-06 - Paris, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Miles Davis Septet
Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, Paris, France
November 6, 1984

FM > Yamaha TX-330 > Audacity (WAV) > WaveLab > FLAC (level 8, sector-align)
Broadcast : Les Légendes du Jazz, France Musique, may 16 & 17, 2020

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards)
John Scofield (guitar)
Bob Berg (tenor & soprano saxes)
Robert Irving (keyboards)
Darryl Jones (bass)
Al Foster (drums)
Steve Thornton (percussion)

01 Star People (Miles Davis)  7:33
02 What It Is (John Scofield, Miles Davis)  9:40
03 It Gets Better (Miles Davis)  13:47
04 Something's On Your Mind (Hubert Eaves III, James D-Train Williams)  10:08
05 Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper, Rob Hyman)  7:44
06 Hopscotch
- Star On Cicely (Miles Davis)
- What's Love Got To Do With It (Graham Lyle, Terry Britten)  9:53
07 Bass Solo (Darryl Jones)  3:24
08 You're Under Arrest (John Scofield)  10:08
09 Jean Pierre (Miles Davis)  9:57
10 Decoy (Robert Irving III)  12:50

Dead Kennedys - 1985-11-06 - Yellow Springs, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Antioch College

Source: 
SBD > ANA(X) > FLAC

Edits (Fall 2010): 
FLAC > WAV > Sony Soundforge 9.0 > CD Wave Editor 1.98 > FLAC

01. Police Truck
02. Hellnation
03. When Ya Get Drafted
04. This Could Be Anywhere
05. Soup Is Good Food
06. Chemical Warfare
07. Terminal Preppie
08. A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch
09. Forest Fire
10. Goons Of Hazard
11. MTV Get Off The Air
12. Jock-O-Rama
13. Chicken Farm
14. Nazi Punks Fuck Off
15. Holiday In Cambodia
16. Stars And Stripes Of Corruption

Total Running Time: 70min 28s

Notes by the uploader:
- I got this recording in an (online) trade.
- This was the most challenging speed correction I have done to date. It took me a few tries to get it right.  The original recording sped up 4 or 5 times during the set, so I had to recalibrate the rate of correction accordingly.  The trickiest part was during the middle breakdown of "Soup Is Good Food" where the song sped up significantly over the course of just a few bars.
- The original tape seems to have been altered.  There were a few points where the audio seems to fade in (start of tracks 8, 12 for example).
- "A Commercial/Bleed For Me" is not on this recording.  Track 12 cuts out just as "A Commercial" starts and track 13 fades in during the last couple of seconds of "Bleed For Me"

Miles Davis - 1986-11-06 - Oviedo, ES (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Teatro Campoamor de Oviedo 

Combined from 2 sources; pitch, phase, balance and gain corrected 
Tracks 01-08: soundboard-2mic matrix stereo mix > Master cas > dat > cdr 
Tracks 09-13): soundboard stereo mix > Master cas > hi-speed dub cas > cdr 

Miles Davis (trumpet, keyboards) 

Bob Berg (tenor and soprano saxophones) 
Garth Webber (electric guitar) 
Robert Irving III (synthesizers) 
Adam Holzman (synthesizers) 
Darryl Jones (electric bass) 
Vincent Wilburn, Jr. (kit drums) 
Steve Thornton (percussion) 

CD1 [66:42] 
01 One Phone Call / Street Scenes (1:44) 
02 Speak / That's What Happened (10:51) 
03 New Blues (Star People) (6:57) 
04 Perfect Way (4:21) 
05 Human Nature (9:48) 
06 Wrinkle (7:43) 
07 Tutu (12:24) 
08 Splatch (12:50) [nc, end cut] 

CD2 [35:56] 
09 Time After Time (9:56) 
10 Full Nelson (4:26) 
11 Carnival Time (10:20) [//] 
12 Burn (4:29) 
13 Maze (6:43) 

Total time after speed correction: 102:38 minutes 

Recordings and live mixes by Ron Lorman 

Miles Davis - 1986 European Fall Tour 

In 1986, Miles toured extensively in support of Tutu with Bob Berg playing saxes, Robert Irving III and Adam Holzman on synthesizers, Darryl Jones, electric bass guitar, and Miles' nephew, Vincent Wilburn, Jr., on kit drums, and percussionists Steve Thornton and Marilyn Mazur. The departure of percussionist Marilyn Mazur in April made the band an Octet. Mike Stern began the year in the guitar seat but played only the first four concerts. Robben Ford played guitar from April until the end of August. Garth Webber, a student of Ford’s at that time, took over on guitar in September, starting in Rio, and continued with Miles to the end of the European Fall tour. Fresh from a stint with Sting, Darryl Jones re-joined the band for this 1986 European Fall Tour. 

For the European fall tour, the band followed a standard set list with a few tunes omitted here and there. For this mid-tour concert held at the historic Teatro Campoamor in the northern Spanish city of Oviedo on November 6th, the set list is the standard one with two possible omissions. "Tomaas", was usually played before the encore, and may have been missed after the fade out of "Carnival Time". "Portia", the usual encore closer was played at the end, but unfortunately went unrecorded. 

The Miles Davis performance documented here was part of the "International Jazz Festival de Oviedo", a series of jazz concerts organized by the Municipal Foundation of Culture of the City of Oviedo. At 20:30 hours, on the eve of November 6th, 1986, the stage at Teatro Campoamor is set for Miles Davis. 

Miles Davis Soundboard Journal Tapes 

The first half of the concert is sourced from soundboard matrix recording, the second half is a soundboard stereo mix transferred from a first generation copy of Miles' journal tapes. 

Miles listened to the preceding concerts with a portable Sony cassette player with headphones, and sometimes gave these tapes to his band members. However, according to Ron Lorman, Miles' live sound engineer, most of the soundboard cassettes were recycled -- recorded over on a subsequent night of the tour. These ‘journals’ were recorded on low-noise compact cassettes such as TDK-D and Sony HF and C-60 cassettes were most often used. Ron Lorman normally used 2 cassette decks, so often these chopped up journal tapes and subsequent copies have overlaps, parts missing, or the sides are copied out of order. The tapes were recycled without being erased, so sometimes there are parts of a recorded-over concert at the end of a side (as the editors found at the end of the first part of the soundboard cassette source of Oviedo). In many cases the surviving journal tapes have been copied onto 90-minute (45-minute/side) tapes for one or more generations, and were dubbed by band members at high-speed before the masters were returned for recycling. 

Ron Lorman's Matrix Recording Experiments 

In 1986, live sound engineer Ron Lorman began experimenting with a pair of Beyer Dynamic microphones with the intention of making some matrix recordings of at least some of Miles' concerts. He typically placed the microphones on two separate poles, one on each side of the mixing desk, and recorded onto cassettes in A/B stereo mixing mode. At the first concerts of 1986 in Boston he recorded the two stereo streams, the 2 Beyer microphones and the soundboard stereo mix, on two separate cassette decks. In June, Lorman added a four-channel mixer, and began making soundboard-microphone matrix recordings, mixing in the microphones at low rates, typically 15 to 20%, with an appropriate time-delay (to compensate for the distance between the microphones and the PA stacks). In addition to these experiments, Lorman always made Miles a set of soundboard stereo mix cassettes of each concert using two modest cassette decks. 

Teatro Campoamor 

Construction of Teatro Campoamor de Oviedo began in 1876 on land previously occupied by the convent of Santa Clara. The theatre was to help Oviedo attract elite operatic, theatrical and musical performers, teachers and students. After many delays and design changes, the theatre finally opened in 1892. Throughout history, the theatre has undergone many renovations and redesigns: In 1916 restructuring the interior provided a greater capacity for the ever-popular theatre. In the revolution of 1934 and the subsequent Spanish Civil War, the theatre was reduced to rubble, with only part of the facade left standing. After WWII, the residents of Oviedo began rebuilding their beloved theatre, using as many original stones as could be found, and the doors were re-opened to expectant and jubilant audiences in September of 1948. More on Teatro Campoamor can be found at the Teatro's official website: 
http://www.teatrocampoamor.es/teatro.php?v=teatro&vv=imagenes&idioma=es 

Roger Waters - 1987-11-06 - Montreal, CAN (2xDVDfull aud-shot)

(2xDVDfull aud-shot)

This is “CBG Classic Master Video Series Vol. 30”. 

The Forum
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
November 06, 1987
CBG Classic Master Video Series Vol. 30

video: (CBG) Ricoh R-600 (same specs as Sony CCD-V5) 8mm camcorder (w/ 2X teleconverter lens) master 8mm analog tape; NTSC, 4:3 PAR, 29.97 fps; transferred to harddrive via a firewire using a Sony TRV-330 8mm digital camera w/ Time Base Correction; video capture, editing, and 2-pass VBR encoding done with Sony Vegas Pro 12 at (disk 1: 8.3K max, 4.3K avg, 1K min) (disk 2: 8.3K max, 4.4K avg, 1K min); authored to DVD in Sony DVD Architect Pro 6. All video editing, audio synching and DVD authoring by Silver Stallion.

audio #1: acquired from Yeeshkul - audience recording of unknown lineage; LPCM 1536 bit
audio #2: FM recordings from Quebec City and London; LPCM 1536 bit

Roger Waters - vocals, bass guitar and acoustic guitar
Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar, bass guitar and backing vocals
Jay Stapley - lead guitar and backing vocals
Paul Carrack - keyboards and vocals
Graham Broad - drums and percussion
Mel Collins - saxophone
Doreen Chanter - backing vocals
Katie Kissoon - backing vocals

disc 1 (81 mins)
01. Radio Waves
02. Welcome To The Machine
03. Who Needs Information
04. Money
05. In The Flesh?
06. Have A Cigar
07. Pigs (Three Different Ones)
08. Wish You Were Here
09. Mother
10. Molly's Song
11. Me Or Him
12. The Powers That Be
13. (Calls from the Hall) Going To Live In LA
14. Sunset Strip

disc 2 (79 mins)
01. Fish Report with A Beat
02. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert
03. Southampton Dock
04. Arnold Layne
05. If
06. 5:06AM (Every Strangers Eyes)
07. Not Now John
08. Another Brick In The Wall Pt1
09. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
10. Another Brick In The Wall Pt 2
11. Nobody Home
12. Home
13. Four Minutes
14. The Tide Is Turning
15. Breathe
16. Brain Damage
17. Eclipse
18. Another Brick Jam

running time: 2 hrs 40 mins (full show)

Michael Hedges - 1990-11-06 - Glenside, PA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Michael Hedges

1990.11.06

Keswick Theatre, Glenside, PA

(D-sbd)

The Recording:

Master: soundboard > aiwa portable DAT recorder

Clone: DAT master > HHB CDR recorder

The Performer:

Michael Hedges: guitar, harp guitar, keyboard, vocals

(First Set)

01 Eminence Front

02 India

03 Buffalo Stance

04 Because It's There (Harp Guitar)

05 Ritual Dance

06 Watching My Life Go By

07 Rickover's Dream

08 I Carry Your Heart / Breakfast In The Field

09 (applause...end of first set)

(Second Set)

10 If I Don't Live Today

11 ? (Harp Guitar)

12 The Jealous Tunnel > About Face

13 Ragamuffin

14 The Funky Avocado

15 She Drives Me Crazy

16 Aerial Boundaries / Gimmee Shelter

17 Gimmee Shelter (cont'd)

(Encore)

18 Love Bizarre / All Along The Watchtower

Television - 1992-11-06 - Paris, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Television

La Cigale, Paris, fr.(inrockuptibles festival)

06/11/92

fm-tape-wave-flac

01 - Prove it

02 - This Tune

03 - No Glamour For Willi

04 - Call Mr. Lee

05 - Venus

06 - The Rocket

07 - Rhyme

08 - Marquee Moon

Los Lobos - 1993-11-06 - Chicago, IL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Cabaret Metro

Rebroadcast date: 2013-05-05

Lineage: 
HD over fm>Sangean HDT-1>Rotel-05 SE>SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External)>wav(CD Wave Editor)>flac

Full show setlist....only titles with times were broadcast.

Angels With Dirty Faces (not broadcasted)
01 - Shakin' Shakin' Shakes 5:02
02 - Dream in Blue> 4:22
03 - Maricela 4:58
Manny's Bones (not broadcasted)
04 - That Train Don't Stop Here 5:40
Revolution (not broadcasted)
Everybody Loves a Train (not broadcasted)
05 - Colossal Head 4:05
06 - Pigfoot Shuffle 2:59
07 - Peace 8:12
08 - Kiko and the Lavender Moon 3:59
09 - Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio 2:32
10 - Anselma 3:22
Let's Say Goodnight (not broadcasted)
11 - This Bird's Gonna Fly 4:51
12 - Mas y Mas 7:27
Angel Dance (not broadcasted)
13 - Don't Worry Baby 4:09

Total Time: 61:02

Peter Gabriel - 1993-11-06 - Berlin, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Deutschlandhalle
"Human Wave Wall"

Lineage:
SBD -> ? -> FLAC (level 7)

CD1 (76:20):
01) Come Talk To Me (6:24)
02) Steam (7:56)
03) Games Without Frontiers (6:44)
04) Across The River (5:27)
05) Slow Marimbas (3:45)
06) Shaking The Tree (9:32)
07) The Blood of Eden (6:59)
08) San Jacinto (9:01)
09) Family Snapshot (4:35)
10) Kiss That Frog (6:06)
11) Washing of the Water (5:13)
12) Solsbury Hill (4:38) 

CD2 (41:13):
01) Digging in the Dirt (7:51)
02) Sledgehammer (7:01)
03) Secret World (13:01)
04) Don't Give Up (7:07)
05) In Your Eyes (cut) (6:13)

Comments: This is a very nice soundboard originally posted on the long-defunct sharingthegroove.org BT site in early 2004. The only complaint one could make on this one is that it is (sadly) incomplete -- missing a couple of tracks in the encore. Despite that shortcoming, this is one that even a casual collector -- or even a music fan that doesn't like bootlegs -- could love. No idea of the origin (the attached info file is all that came with it), but it doesn't have any obvious pops, crackles, etc. that would imply it's from a bad rip.