martedì 13 ottobre 2026

Pink Floyd - 1973-10-13 - Vienna, AT (AUD/FLAC)




(Audience FLAC)

Pink Floyd 
Date: October 13, 1973 
RoIO:"Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun" (Heart Breakers HB805-1/2) 
Venue: Stadthalle 
Place: Vienna, Austria 

Description: Audience Recording 

Lineage -> Boot CD Silvers>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC 
Orignal Factory Pressed Silver CDs - Heart Breakers HB805-1/2 
Notes: My rip, logs included. 
Artwork Included. Artwork has tracks listed incorrectly, correct order is below. 

CD1: 
01. Obscured By Clouds > When You're In 
02. Set The Controls With The Heart Of The Sun 
03. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 
04. Echoes 

CD2: 
01. Speak To Me 
02. Breathe In The Air 
03. On The Run 
04. Time 
05. The Great Gig In The Sky 
06. Money 
07. Us And Them 
08. Any Colour You Like 
09. Brain Damage > Eclipse 
10. One Of These Days 

Quality: VG+ -PIG1DO 

Comments: 
A complete show from the 73 tour (minus Childhood's End??) as performed in Vienna, according to the package. Sounds great. Some mislabeling, but otherwise no complaints. The title for this RoIO is appropriate for it contains an excellent recording of the '73 version of "Set the Controls...". I was very disappointed with the version on 'Not a Cloud in the Sky' because of the rowdy crowd noise. The 15min version presented here is not marred by such idiots. After listening to Set the Controls, I really feel disappointed that they don't improvise like this in concert anymore. - PIG1DO

Santana - 1974-10-13 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)


(Soundboard FLAC)

Santana
Academy Of Music
New York City, NY
October 13, 1974
(Soundboard)

Sri Chinmoy Benefit

Transfer: Low Gen Soundboard Cassettes > CDR > .wav > iZotope RX 8 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Going Home
02 Incident At Neshabur
03 Qypsty Queen
04 Samba Pa Ti
05 Just In Time To See The Sun
06 Bambele
07 Savor
08 Toussaint L'Overture

BARCELONA 1977:
09 Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord w/Paco de Lucía
10 Unknown w/Paco de Lucía

Known Faults:
-Going Home: joined in progress
-Gypsy Queen: start slightly cut

We are pleased to continue our series of releases from a long time West Coast taper/collector that passed away last year. He transferred his extensive archives to CDR years prior to his passing and then passed it to a close friend. His friend has been involved in the Bay area music scene for the last five plus decades and understands the importance of getting these historic shows out to the collectorís community. We are working closely reviewing the shows and researching current circulation as well as upgrades.

We are pleased to close out The Academy Of Music run of shows with the last night of the stand which was a Sri Chinmoy Benefit. There is not a lot of info on this show, it does not appear to have been advertised along with the 11th and 12th.

The set is about half of the usual length of Santana sets in 1974, the last two songs with Paco de Lucia were listed as October 13th and appear after Santana's set on the recording but it is unknown if that is where the two songs fell within the show.

Warren Zevon - 1976-10-13 - Cleveland, OH (FM/FLAC)


(FM broadcast FLAC)

WMMS-FM Radio Studio 

'Coffee Break Concert'; Hosted by Matt The Cat 

WMMS-FM Radio Broadcast 
Unknown Source and Recorder 

01 Excitable Boy 
02 interview 1 
03 Desperados Under The Eaves 
04 interview 2 
05 Simple Man, Simple Dream (John David Souther cover) 
06 interview 3 
07 Poor Poor Pitiful Me 
08 interview 4 
09 Mohammed's Radio 
10 interview 5 
11 Cindy, Cindy 
12 interview 6 
13 Mama Couldn't Be Persuaded 
14 interview 7 
15 Hasten Down The Wind 
16 interview 8 
17 Excitable Boy (Reprise) 

Chicago - 1977-10-13 - Houston, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Chicago
The Summit
Houston, TX
October 13/1977

Chrome Tape - Zoom H6 (24 bit wav file) - Audacity (Amplify, Adjust Speed, 16 bit & track split)

Terry Kath - Guitars & Vocals
Peter Cetera - Bass & Vocals
Robert Lamm - Keyboards & Vocals
Lee Loughnane - Trumpet
James Pankow - Trombone
Walt Parazaider - Woodwinds
Danny Seraphine - Drums
Laudir de Oliveira - Percussion

01 - Dialogue
02 - Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
03 - Just You n' Me
04 - Baby What A Big Surprise
05 - Ballet For A Girl In Buchanon (Tape Flip at 9:59)
06 - Saturday In The Park
07 - Beginnings
08 - (I've Been) Searching So Long
09 - 25 or 6 to 4
10 - (cut) Feelin' Stronger Every Day
11 - I'm A Man (cut)

Soundboard recording taken from a VHS Pro Shot Video (partial show).

Chicago - 1977-10-13 - Houston, TX (DVDfull pro-shot)


(DVDfull pro-shot)

Chicago
Live at the Summit
Houston, TX 10/13/77

lineage
Pro-shot> Mid/High Generation VHS>? Transfer/? Author

AUDIO:
AC3 48000Hz stereo 256Kbps
VIDEO:
MPEG2 720x480 29.97fps 8216Kbps
MENU/CHAPTERS:
Yes

Terry Kath
Peter Cetera
Robert Lamm
Danny Seraphine
James Pankow
Walter Parazaider
Lee Loughnane
Laudir De Oliveira

01. Dialogue
02. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
03. Just You N' Me
04. Baby What A Big Surprise
05. Ballet For A Girl In Buchannon
06. Saturday In The Park
07. Beginnings
08. I've Been Searching So Long
09. 25 or 6 to 4
10. Feeling Stronger Every Day (Intro cut)
11. I'm A Man

1hr 4min 44sec

NOTES:
Not quite the full concert, it has only surfaced in this edited version. Audio and video have some inperfections but still very enjoyable footage. Tape is a little rough at the very beginning and end. I got this in a trade a few years ago, it is a bit better quality than the two previous versions I had, plus this version includes I'm A Man which the others did not. Hopefully a lower generation copy willeventually surface. This was the last tour with the late great Terry Kath.



Talking Heads - 1977-10-13 - Syracuse, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Jabberwocky
Syracuse NY
10-13-1977
Late Show

Source:
WAER-FM > ? > Cassette (circa early 80s), tape kindly provided by Jem.

Transfer:
TDK-SA > Nakamichi CR5A > Edirol FA-66 > Wavelab > R8Brain > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644 tagged. Transfer by http://talkingheadsconcerthistory.blogspot.com/

01 radio announcers
02 Love -> Building On Fire
03 Uh Oh Love Comes to Town
04 Don't Worry About the Government
05 Take Me to the River
06 The Book I Read
07 New Feeling
08 Let's Work (A Clean Break)
09 Stay Hungry
10 Thank You for Sending Me an Angel
11 Who Is It?
12 Pulled Up
13 No Compassion
14 Psycho Killer
15 I'm Not in Love
16 Love Is All Around

This concert has circulated in various forms over the years, usually mislabeled as either "01/26/77" or "09/01/77". This newly transferred version (July 2014) sounds a lot better than the currently available lossless file-sets (not victimized by bad noise reduction or compression), and has the correct concert date including a poster for the show. Alternate versions were used for a patch in No Compassion 2:47 > 3:22, and the entire last track of the show (sorry, bad sound quality on that last track).

Genesis - 1978-10-13 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)


(WXRT FM broadcast FLAC)

Genesis - Definitive Chicago (Sirene-207)
Uptown Theatre

CD1
01 Intro
02 Eleventh Earl Of Mar
03 In The Cage
04 Burning Rope
05 Dancing With The Moonlit Knight/The Musical Box
06 Ripples
07 Deep In The Motherlode
08 One For The Vine
09 Squonk

CD2
01 Phil Talking
02 Say It's Alright Joe
03 The Lady Lies
04 Romeo And Juliet Story
05 The Cinema Show/In That Quiet Earth
06 Afterglow
07 Follow You, Follow Me
08 Dance On A Volcano
09 Drum Duet
10 Los Endos
11 I Know What I Like
12 After The Show Phil's Interview

Notes:
The original release of "Definitive Chicago" also included a limited edition bonus cd-r of Brand X - BBC Sessions. BBC Radio, London, UK – July 15th, 1976. I did not receive that cd-r in the trade, so that boot is not included here in this torrent.

The "buzz" surrounding this Sirene release back in 2006 was that the source for this boot was taken from the actual reels from WXRT FM - the radio station that broadcasted this now infamous show on October 13, 1978. However, as far as we know, those tape reels have never surfaced and it is believed that the source for this boot is the wonderful sounding SAB 05 v.2.

Frank Zappa - 1978-10-13 - Passaic, NJ (SBD/FLAC) Late Show

(Soundboard FLAC)

Frank Zappa
Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ
1978 10 13

Late Show

~~ from SBD source ~~

Audio track taken from Video Capture (mp4 files)
recently surfaced at Mr. Puck's,
re-tracked and cuts (missing parts) patched to completion with
material from AUD MC version:
1978 10 13 (L) Passaic NJ 92.07 AUD MC (SH-Drew51-flambay).

Current FZshows entry:
1978 10 13 - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ
Patrick O'Hearn joins the band.
...
Late show
90 min, Aud, A-/B+

Persona Non Grata, Dancin' Fool, Easy Meat, Bamboozled By Love, Sy Borg, Suicide Chump [video in H], Little House I Used To Live In,
Yo' Mama, Magic Fingers, Black Napkins (q: Manx Needs Women), Camarillo Brillo, Muffin Man

This copy: 104.29 min, SBD, A/A- mono

Lineage:
Mr. Pucks > MP4s captured using Hidownload >
Soundforge 10: mp4 > wav 16/48, edit gaps between tracks, downsample to 16/44.1 with iZotope 64bit SRC,
re-tracking, patching in fills from AUD source > flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (396 MB)

Taped by: unknown
Captured from the web by: GregZ
Edited by: flambay

Fills (to cuts/gaps in FZ solos) included from AUD source (AUD MC, A-)
1978 10 13 (L) Passaic NJ 92.07 AUD MC (SH-Drew51-flambay) seeded 2009-11-02 in FZ Shows:
http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=17268

Lineage:
TDK AD-C90 Cassette(AUD master) > Nakamichi CR-7A cassette deck > Tascam US-122L >
Sound Forge 7.0 (record/edits/resample) > FLAC Level 8 > wav >
Soundforge 9: speed correction, tracking > flac TLH lvl7 w/SBA >
Soundforge 10: extract patches, exact pitch re-adjustment with SBD source copy,
volume level adjusted, merge patch with main source

Taped By: Hank B.
Collected By: SH
Transferred By: Drew51
Edited By: Drew51, flambay

Line Up: Frank Zappa's Band, August - October 1978

FZ, Ike Willis (until 10 14), Patrick O'Hearn (from 10 13), Denny Walley,
Arthur Barrow, Vinnie Colaiuta, Ed Mann, Tommy Mars, Peter Wolf.

01 Audience Noise, Läther Grout, Revenge Of The Knick Knack People [2:33]
02 Persona Non Grata [11:42] °°° cut/AUD source patch {6:17-7:00}
03 Dancin' Fool [3:24]
04 Easy Meat [6:37]
05 Bamboozled By Love [7:29]
06 Sy Borg [4:41]
07 Suicide Chump [video in H] [9:37]
08 Little House I Used To Live In [6:52]
09 Drum Solo [3:42]
10 Yo' Mama [10:19] °°° drop out/AUD source patch {4:05-4:22}
11 Magic Fingers [3:14]
12 encore break [0:46] °°° fades in, no music missing
13 Black Napkins (q: Manx Needs Women, The Deathless Horsie) [16:52] °°° cut/AUD source patch {1:38-3:30}
14 encore break #2 [1:17]
15 Camarillo Brillo [3:30]
16 Muffin Man [4:54]
17 Stricly Genteel [7:01]

Total Time (patched version) 104.29 min

Unpatched tracks (SBD source only)
included in separate subfolder (132 MB),
all tracks SB aligned with other tracks in main folder:

02 Persona Non Grata (unpatched) [11:04] °°° cut at 6:20
10 Yo' Mama (unpatched) [10:19] °°° audio signal drop out {4:07-4:19}
13 Black Napkins (unpatched) [15:05] °°° cut at 1:40

Total Time (SBD source only) 102.05 min





The Ramones - 1979-10-13 - Evanston, IL (SBD/FLAC)


(Soundboard FLAC)

The Ramones 
"Rock and Roll College" bootleg 
Cahn Auditorium, Northwestern University 
Evanston, Illinois 
October 13, 1979 

Probable SBD recording (possible FM) 

This is a top-notch, "must" show for Ramones fans and people who want to become Ramones fans. 

direwolf-pgh listed the lineage as follows: 
Taken from Original Silver Boot > WAV > SHN 

The only problem I had with this show was that the tracking job (from the original boot, I suppose) was absolutely dreadful. Everyone who knows anything about the Ramones realizes that most of their songs start with Dee Dee shouting his trademark "One-two-three-faw!!!" count-off. Well, in the version I downloaded from The Traders Den, most of the 1-2-3-4's were placed at the END of the preceding track instead of in their rightful place at the beginning of each song/track. And worse yet, some of Dee Dee's signature count-offs were split--part at the end of a track and part at the beginning of the next track. And lastly, some of Joey's brief song introductions were buried at the ends of tracks instead of the beginning of the respective tracks. 

That said, I decided to take a couple of hours to re-track this entire show in Nero's WAV editor before converting the WAV files to FLACs via FLAC Frontend. My wife thinks I'm absolutely nuts to bother doing this (regarding the 1-2-3-4's: "they're only numbers, NOT the songs"), but I think there's enough of you Ramones purists out there who demand a decent tracking of this show without having to suffer the butcher job from the original boot. 

Therefore, the revised lineage: 
Silver > WAV > SHN > mkw shn tool > WAV > Nero WAV editor (for re-tracking and slight fade adjustments) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC > you! 

01. Intro 
02. Blitzkrieg Bop 
03. Teenage Lobotomy 
04. Rockaway Beach 
05. I Don't Want You 
06. Go Mental 
07. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment 
08. Rock N Roll High School 
09. I Wanna Be Sedated 
10. I Just Want To Have Something To Do 
11. She's The One 
12. I'm Against It 
13. Sheena Is A Punk Rocker 
14. Havana Affair 
15. Commando 
16. Needles And Pins 
17. I'm Affected 
18. I Want You Around 
19. Surfin' Bird 
20. Cretin Hop 
21. All The Way 
22. California Sun 
23. I Don't Want To Walk Around With You 
24. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World 
25. Pinhead 
26. Do You Wanna Dance 
27. Suzy Is A Headbanger 
28. Let's Dance 
29. Chinese Rocks 
30. Judy Is A Punk 
31. We're A Happy Family 

Notes: 
Track 24: Right channel cuts out at 1:30 for a fraction of a second 
Track 25: Right channel cuts out between 0:12 and 0:16 

Journey - 1980-10-13 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

LINEAGE: 
Calm & Storm silver CD's > EAC (Secure Mode, Offset Correction) > WAV > TLH  (to test for lossiness and other issues) > Audacity (to view waveform, embed metadata/track titles & info, and then to encode) > FLAC 8 > TLH (to check for SBE's and create and verify new ffp & md5 files) > you 

DETAILS: 
Artist: Journey 
Date: October 13th, 1980 
Location: Tokyo, Japan 
Venue: Nakano Sunplaza 
Title: Line Of Departure 
Label: Calm & Storm 
Source: AUD (Low Gen) 
Format: FLAC 
CD's: 2 
Artwork: Yes (full 300 dpi scans in download) 
Size: 630 MB 
Length: 100:08:04 

CD1
01. Where Were You 
02. Just The Same Way 
03. Lovin' You Is Easy 
04. Too Late 
05. Of A Lifetime 
06. Kohoutek 
07. People And Places 
08. Precious Time 
09. Lights 
10. Stay Awhile 
11. Dixie Highway 
12. Homemade Love 
13. Anytime 

CD2
01. Walks Like A Lady 
02. Neal Schon (guitar solo) 
03. La Do Day 
04. Ross Valory (bass solo) 
05. Steve Smith (drum solo) 
06. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 
07. Wheel In The Sky 
08. Any Way You Want It 
09. I'm Cryin' 
10. Line Of Fire 

This audience audio is in my opinion excellent.  There is no audio clipping and the waveform looks perfect for a future remaster too.  This is the unaltered copy straight from the silver CD's being uploaded today.  My friend, "techtuts", has done a remaster of the audience recording he will be uploading it really soon here on Dime. 

One of the great things I hear in this recording is the mix of instruments and how well everyone can be heard playing and singing.  Neal's guitar is clean and in your face, Steve Perry's vocals are right where they can be easily heard, and the rest of the band, Steve Smith, Gregg Rolie, and Ross Valory are all heard evenly in the mix. 

The crowd is enjoying the show and can be heard but not in any kind of interfering way and not as the music is playing.  The taper had to have had a great spot too since in the video you can see the whole crowd standing and clapping throughout the show.  But you don't hear a lot of that in this recording or if you do it is not often or interfering with the songs.  The overall experience listening is a well mixed show and one that sounds excellent and can be cranked up.  It is not a show you "have to enjoy".  It is a show you will enjoy. 

There are a few changes in the audio but for the most part it is consistent.  In the song "Dixie Highway" there was likely a tape flip and they added a short, few seconds clip from the DVD audio to patch things and make it complete. And it is a smooth transition too.   And the final two tracks, "I'm Cryin'" and "Line of Fire" are from this same DVD source it sounds like to form a complete show.  "I'm Cryin'" starts out with the audience tape source but switches over to the SB (video) source as the taper runs out of tape I am guessing.  I guess the taper didn't get those last songs so they fill it in with the SB (video) audio.  Heck, the cameramen shooting the show barely got them and the video is awesome but very unusual as it is a one camera shot moving all over the stage.  I guess they thought the show was over after "Any Way You Want It"?  Thank God for the lone cameraman! 

And this brings me to the part about this show reportedly being the 1980-10-11 show.  This is one mistake the label made.  This is the 1980-10-13 show that has for a long time been confirmed.  I knew this was not going to be the 11th date when it was ordered by the parties getting it.  The only night that has ever been filmed from this Japan leg of the tour and ever seen the light of day is the 13th date.  This show has been passed around for decades with all kinds of dates given to it in the video.  Most often it is wrongly called Osaka 1980-10-10 but there are other dates too.  Steve Perry clearly calls out to the audience "Tokyo" a number of times in the show.  But too many people too many times seem to ,iss "Tokyo" being said when they share this show that has Osaka on the artwork of many DVD copies out there and the wrong information continues getting passed on often. 

The audio does not look like it has ever been EQ'ed and that makes this even more of a gem.  It is definitely a low generation tape if not from the master tape.  The taper, "Miracle Man", seems to possibly have ties with the label putting the show out.  I can't say this is a fact but he does seem to be who they get some tapes from.  But having what appears to be the silver discs of the unedited audio is a superb plus in my book.  This is what we want. 

There was no brickwalling of the audio waveform like Tarantura did on the last 1982-04-17 Kanagawa, Japan silvers I uploaded here.  Tarantura, hopefully out of ignorance and not knowing they were doing it, degraded the audio for that show and any real chance of fixing it.  It can still be enjoyed but they messed it up and that is such a shame.  I sure hope they wouldn't do this on purpose.  But the Calm & Storm label material I've seen so far has been unedited I am confident and either way it has not been ruined by them playing with an equalizer. 

As I mentioned, my friend, "techtuts", is uploading his remaster of the show in just a little while. And if you are a Journey fan and want to find some great, free, and rare RoIO shows; check out his new site. It's a goldmine of Journey shows! You can find the Dixie Highway at the following link: 
http://dixiehighway.rocks/ 

The Police - 1983-10-13 - Copenhagen, DK (AUD/FLAC)



(Audience FLAC)

BRONDBYHALLEN

CD1:
01 - Synchronicity I 
02 - Synchronicity II 
03 - Walking In Your Footsteps 
04 - Message In A Bottle 
05 - Walking On the Moon 
06 - O My God 
07 - De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da 
08 - Wrapped Around Your Finger 
09 - Tea In the Sahara 
10 - Hole In My Life 
11 - Spirits In the Material World 
12 - Invisible Sun 
13 - One World (Not Three) 

CD2:
01 - King of Pain 
02 - Don't Stand So Close To Me 
03 - Every Breath You Take 
04 - Murder By Numbers 
05 - Roxanne 
06 - Bonanza theme 
07 - Can't Stand Losin' You/Reggatta De Blanc 
08 - So Lonely 

100:43

Now this is a show to have! The performance here is incredible, the sound here is very good (Sting's bass in particular is amazing), and it's almost all here. Voices Inside My Head is gone, but that's no biggie. The only thing missing is that a piece of Roxanne is cut (I'd say about a minute or so), but we easily have one of the longest versions of that song from this tour on here. There's the right amount of echo on here to make you feel as if you were at the show. Sting also seems to have some problems with the monitors, as he asks for more guitar on Synchronicity II and curses about this during O My God. The band also seems to move between the songs pretty quick, so I'd say they were enjoying the performance and more interested in getting down to business. Overall, I'd say that unless I hear something else this is probably the best European Synchronicity show. This qualifies as an essential.

Frank Zappa - 1984-10-13 - Padova, IT (SBD/AUD/FLAC)



(Soundboard/Audience FLAC)

1984 10 13 
Frank Zappa 
Palasport San Lazzarro 
Padova, Italy 
SBD/AUD (fzmoi69-doctorzap-WIU2B-flambay-mudsharknyc) 

Arrow 1984 PADOVA QUICK REFERENCE 
This FZ Shows entry welcomes a never before available at Zappateers SBD source to FZ Shows (thanks to fzmoi69 & doctorzap) and merges it with a recent 2011 AUD source upgrade (thanks to WIU2B) to complete the show. Listen to at your own risk of laughter & enjoyment.

Arrow SATURDAY NIGHT BROWN OUT @ PADOVA 1984 PREAMBLE 
This show captures FZ & the 1984 Touring Band right smack in the middle of their 7 Italian concert itinerary during the European leg of their 20th Anniversary touring schedule. FZ begins the show tonight with a 6 word spoken gesture of greeting, ”Welcome to Saturday Night in Padova”, and just by the tone of Frank’s voice, one can guestimate a real treat of a performance is to follow….which it does…… 

Just when you might have thought you’ve heard the funniest FZ concert ever, then yet another appears. This is one of those concerts. The onstage ‘Does Humor Belong In Music’ antics tonight commence in Nig Biz with FZ’s animated “Hey Asshole” response to the lyric and steadily progress from there. “Owner Of A Lonely Heart” quotes begin in “Trouble Every Day” and further culminate to a flurry of quotes during “Bamboozled By Love”. Then the concert takes a turn into the bizarre, from “Advance Romance”, where ‘Brown Out’ references start taking over the show. Continuod humor, lyrical deviation and chaos ensue from there. 

Should anyone know the story of the ‘brown out’ inspired lyric tonight please chime in. Might it have been something to do with the hotel food? Or was it something Ray gave birth to after eating the hotel food? Or could it have been something to do with a Colombo hotel escort delivering a ‘dessert’ on Ray? Or, perhaps, simply another band member messing about with fudge brownies?  roflol Whatever the case, the time capsule presented herein delivers one heck of a very funny & animated performance all around with some great soloing and guitar tone textures to boot. 

Arrow SBD SOURCE INFORMATION: The SBD portion herein originates from the fzmoi69-doctorzap 2nd generation tape source Shoebox entry as found here: 
1984 10 13 Padova IT ~90min SBD 2nd (fzmoi69-doctorzap) (wrongly labeled as 1984 09 14 Rome sbd 2nd gen) 
http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=22910 

LINEAGE: Maxell XLII 2nd gen > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither > TLH > WAV > PEAK > speed correction, editing, patching & tracking > FLAC (level 8) 
Overall SQ for this main SBD portion rates as a B+. FZ’s guitar is placed perfectly up front in the mix, sounding excellent. This recording truly accentuates the beautiful guitar tone of the evening hence serving up one highly enjoyable listen. 

Arrow AUD PATCH SOURCE INFORMATION: The Audience patch fills portion herein completes the show and originates via the excellent, recently upgraded, 2011 WIU2B FZ Shows entry as found here: 1984 10 13 Padova IT 122.30 AUD 2nd (WIU2B) ZTLS#483 http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=21800 
The main portion AUD 2nd generation recording was obtained by WIU2B from Danilo S. and was therein patched to completeness with material from Source #2 (Renzo-PappaZappa-Marcomat MC) 

AUD MAIN SOURCE LINEAGE: AUD>unknown mics and recorder>cassette (2nd gen?)Nakamichi DR-10>Terratec DMX6 Fire 24/96 soundcard>Adobe Audition 3.0.1>WAV>CDWave Editor>Flac Frontend encoding level 8>FLAC> WAV > PEAK > speed correction, patching into SBD source 
Taped by: unknown, Transferred by: WIU2B, Edited by: WIU2B 
Overall SQ for the AUD patch portion herein rates as a B+ grade, imo. 
Fills to the WIU2B patch source were taken from alternate audience source #2 1984 10 13 Padova Italy 108.40 Aud (marcomat) which has since been archived. 

AUD SOURCE #2 LINEAGE: AUD > Recorded with Sony TCS300 Stereo mic Unitronic AST20 > WAV > SoundForge (fade in/out) > CDR > EAC > WAV >Flac Frontend Level 6 
S#2 tape Recorded: Renzo, S#2 tape transferred: Pappazappa, S#2 tracksplitting & editing: Renzo, S#2 re-ripped: marcomat 
Overall SQ for the AUD patch portion herein rates as B grade, imo. 

Arrow TOTAL RUNNING TIME NOTATION: Although the total running time of this performance is noted at approximately 110mins in FZ Shows & Catalogue, this FZ Shows entry does feature the complete performance and comes in with a total running time of 104.44. Perhaps a different tape source had more of the Padova audience to explain the time differential intact.9/i] 

[i]Finally, on with the show, folks. Enjoy!: 

Arrow THIS COPY: 104.44 min, SBD B+ and AUD B+/B 
- SBD begins in Nig Biz 

Arrow THE BAND: 
FZ, Ike Willis, Ray White, Scott Thunes, Chad Wackerman, Allan Zavod, Bobby Martin. 

Arrow THE SHOW: 
01 Saturday Night Padova Tune Up (1:24) 
- WIU2B Aud begins the show & continues onward through the first 12 seconds of Nig Biz 
02 Zoot Allures (5:37) 
03 Band Introductions (00:32) 
04 I’m The Slime (3:54) 
05 Cocaine Decisions (2:51) 
06 Nig Biz (6:11) 
- SBD begins @ 00:00:12.488 
- humorous FZ comment “hey asshole” right after the “all the girls call my name” verse part @ 00:00:58.300 
- WIU2B patch fill from @ 00:01:16.230 – 00:01:19.326 
- SBD tape sides duplicate edit appropriated @ 00:02:22.389 
- slight SQ drop to B grade occurs in right channel @ 00:02:29.650 - 00:03:45.833 due to source tape issues 
07 Outside Now (5:46) 
- nice electronic drum effect or sample use of the Joe’s Garage snare drum effect throughout this version 
08 Trouble Every Day (5:37) 
- q: Owner Of A Lonely Heart 
- WIU2B patch fill @ 00:04:23.160 - 00:04:45.836 
09 Penguin In Bondage (4:56) 
- q: Trouble Every Day, 1812 Overture, O Sole Mio, La Marseillaise 
- @ 00:02:57.200, Thunes brilliantly quotes the “Trouble Every Day” bass lick in repetition leading Penguin back into the final verses 
- @ 00:03:42 keyboard quotes Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture 
- @ 00:04:07 Thunes mumbles “communism doesn’t work”, perhaps a reference concerning the placement of the 1812 Overture previously quoted? 
10 Hot Plate Heaven At The Green Hotel (4:49) 
- nice bendy solo turns into a shredding affair, nice improv interaction between FZ and band during solo, great version 
11 Advance Romance (6:11) 
- “Brown 25” animated version – debut of tonight’s Brown Out jokes and lyrical deviations 
- @ 00:00:45 – 00:01:03 whatever happens on stage has got Ray cracking up so much that he misses the vocal intro to second verse completely and doesn’t recover for about 18 seconds. An animated version ensues from there and at 00:01:17 a smorgasbord of action occurs which references one Colombo Hotel and a whole lot more continuing up to the beginning of what becomes uniquely spaced out, bizarre-o osmosis type, ‘shakedown street guitar effect’, type of a guitar solo. The jokes pick up again and continue thereafter through the last set of verses and then culminate to a unique ending @ 00:02:01.700 where the “Brown 25” reference first appears thanks to Ike’s spontaneous commentary, “a lifetime supply of brown 25 from the Uranus Corporation” 
12 He’s So Gay (2:36) 
- “Brown Out” version, lyrical deviation & animated silliness from onset where comical references & laughter continue to abound, ridiculously funny 
- FZ conducts small tango riff shift @ 00:02:24. 
[i]- return of the ‘Brown’ at very end, “Do You Really Wanna Wipe Me?” 
13 Bobby Brown (2:35) 
[i]- “Brown Out” version, lyrical deviation begins from the start where comical references & laughter abound, ridiculously funny 
14 Keep It Greasey (3:34) 
- “Brown Out 25” version, lyrical deviations from 0:49 where comical references & laughter abound, truly ridiculous with a thing-fish referenced ‘ignit mcnugget’‘ending 
- WIU2B patch fill @ 00:01:37.200 - 00:01:56.634 
15 Alien Orifice (4:01) 
- WIU2B patch fill @ 00:02:06.925 - 00:02:49.032 
- SBD tape sides duplicate edit appropriated 
16 Bamboozled By Love (5:19) 
- q: Owner Of A Lonely Heart – in fact, it’s all over the place 
- Scott is notably quoting Owner Of A Lonely Heart throughout from the onset, very funny nice version, straight to the point FZ solo, excellent guitar tone shines here 
17 Sharleena (6:01) 
- q: Owner Of A Lonely Heart 
- whatever happens on stage, totally cracks up the band at the lyric entry @ 00:00:26.800, can’t help but laugh along, this continues up until the guitar solo where FZ continues the joking quoting/referencing Owner Of A Lonely Heart in many disguises towards throughout the guitar solo entry 
- excellent guitar tone shines here also 
18 Let’s Move To Cleveland (14:40) 
- q: Zooma Zooma, Bolero, Sleep Napkins 
- “(Ray White Had A) Brown Out” version, indicated by lyrical deviation @ 00:13:40.700 
19 Encore Audience #1 (0:36) 
20 Joe’s Garage (2:20) 
- “Brown Out” version, lyrical deviation begins at 00:00:43.000 where comical references & laughter abound 
- WIU2B patch fill @ 00:02:11.100 – 00:02:12.344 
21 Why Does It Hurt When I Pee (2:44) 
- “Brown Out Book-Ends” version, lyrical deviations & laughter throughout 
- notable FZ conducting on end vocal parts; 
00:01:51.642 – 00:02:07.000 = 15 second vocal note hold on “hurt” 
00:02:12.096 – 00:02:26.066 = 13 second vocal note hold on “when” 
- SBD cut @ audience approximately 2.5 seconds after song ends, no music missing 
22 Encore Audience #2 (0:45) 
- WIU2B Aud patch fill from 00:00:16 onward 
23 The Closer You Are (2:06) 
- SBD source resumes @ 00:00:25.555 
24 Johnny Darling (0:49) 
25 No No Cherry (1:25) 
- tape anomaly’s are present throughout caused by sudden & varied millisecond SQ. Therefore it is heard as on the source tape, untouched, as is, no missing music. 
26 The Illinois Enema Bandit (7:16) 
- “Brown Out” version, w/ extremely comical lyrical references returning at full speed from 00:04:24.397 onward where jokes abound on stage to a very funny climax herein 
- notable fantastic sounding separation between Vox & Guitar from 00:01:24.145 – 00:01:4.800 
- notable guitar tone capture and nice straight to the point bending aggressive guitar solo from 00:02:07.145 – 00:03:32.000 
- WIU2B Aud patch fill completes the concert from 00:06:43.860 onward 

Total time 104.44 min 

Arrow THE FIXES HEREIN: 
Speed correction to the main fzmoi69-doctorzap SBD source 
Some minor gain attenuation performed on parts of the WIU2B Aud source 
All patch edits & duplicate tape fixes performed are where noted in the setlist 

Arrow SUBFOLDER INCLUDED HEREIN: unpatched 
06 Nig Biz (unpatched) (5:57) 
- cuts in where SBD source begins, approx 12 seconds music missing from the beginning of the song 
- tape cut @ 00:01:04.800, approx 2 seconds of music missing 
08 Trouble Every Day (unpatched) (5:21) 
- tape cut @ 00:04:25.200, approx 16 seconds of guitar solo music missing 
14 Keep It Greasey (unpatched) (3:16) 
- tape cut @ 00:01:37.500, approx 18 seconds of music missing 
15 Alien Orifice (unpatched) (3:30) 
- tape cut @ 00:02:09.100, approx 31 seconds of music missing 
20 Joe’s Garage (unpatched) (2:20) 
- tape cut @ 00:02:11.400, approx 1 second of music missing 
22 Encore Audience #2 (unpatched) (0:21) 
- tape cut @ 00:00:21, SBD portion only, approx 24 seconds of encore audience #2 added to main show from Aud source which is absent here 
23 The Closer You Are (unpatched) (1:40) 
- tape cuts in approx 25 seconds after song begins 
26 The Illinois Enema Bandit (unpatched) (6:46) 
- tape cuts out where SBD source ends @ 00:06:46, approx 30 seconds of music missing 

Huey Lewis - 1984-10-13 - Essen, DE (TV/FLAC)


(TV broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News
Grugahalle, Essen, Germany
October 13, 1984

Source
TV audio > RCA cables > Hitachi D560 cassette deck > Cassette (courtesy of MauroVerona)

Transfer
Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (pitch +3.75%, tracking, volume) > TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Huey Lewis & The News during the height of their success. This audio comes from an Italian TV broadcast and is the longest version I've seen. I've pitch adjusted this to match the video. The Italian DJ talks over the beginning of a couple songs. The crowd noise is a bit intrusive at the beginning of most songs, it affects the fidelity of the songs. You can watch a 70 min version on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWBbomS0UIQ

The Italian broadcast had an extra song "Finally Found A Home", not included on the youtube version. This also included an interview and So In Love (acappella). 

Huey Lewis – lead vocals, harmonica (1979–present)
Sean Hopper – keyboards, backing vocals (1979–present)
Bill Gibson – drums, percussion, backing vocals (1979–present)
Johnny Colla – guitar, saxophone, backing vocals (1979–present)
Mario Cipollina – bass (1979–1995)
Chris Hayes – lead guitar, backing vocals (1979–2001)

01 Introduction
02 Heart Of Rock & Roll (DJ chatter at beginning)
03 Change Of Heart
04 DJ Chatter
05 Don't Make Me Do It To You
06 I Want You (DJ chatter at beginning)
07 If This Is It
08 DJ Chatter
09 Heart & Soul
10 DJ Chatter
11 Walking On A Thin Line
12 It's All Right
13 Do You Believe In Love
14 DJ Chatter
15 Finally Found A Home (fades in)
16 Workin' For A Livin' (incl. Band intros)
17 DJ Chatter
18 Buzz Buzz Buzz
19 encore applause
20 I Want A New Drug
21 DJ Chatter, applause
22 Bad Is Bad
23 DJ Chatter & Interview
24 So In Love (acappella)
25 DJ outro

Total Time = 92:15

The Hoodoo Gurus - 1984-10-13 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
FM OR SB > CASSETTE RECEIVED IN TRADE > STAND ALONE BURNER > WAV > FLAC

01 - Let'S All Turn On
02 - Death Ship
03 - I'M Gonna Be A Wheel
04 - In The Echo Chamber
05 - Zanzibar
06 - Tojo
07 - Dig It Up
08 - I Was A Kamakazie Pilot
09 - Be My Guru
10 - My Girl
11 - I Want You Back
12 - Arthur
13 - Leilani
14 - Hanky Panky W/ Cyril
15 - Slow Death W/ Cyril

Suzanne Vega - 1985-10-13 - Berlin, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Loft

source: radio broadcast
lineage: FM > Cassette (master) > Audacity > xACT

Suzanne Vega
Jon Gordon
Peter Zinsmeister
Mike Visceglia
Sue Evans

01 - Tom's Diner
02 - Some Journey
03 - Small blue thing
04 - Undertow
05 - The queen and the soldier
06 - Knight Moves
07 - Straight Lines
08 - Freeze Tag
09 - Luka
10 - Left of Center
11 - Marlene on the Wall / BV
12 - (band intro)
13 - Neighborhood Girls
14 - (DJ)
15 - Black Widow Station

playtime: 52:22

Billy Joel - 1986-10-13 - Philadelphia, PA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tour: The Bridge
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States 
Venue: The Spectrum
Date: 1986-10-13

Grade(video/audio): B+/A- 

Video Format: NTSC 
Codec: MPEG-2 
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 
Resolution: 720 x 480 
Video Bitrate: 4505 kbps 
Framerate: 29.970 

Audio: 48000Hz 256 kb/s, AC3 (2/0) 

Menu: Yes/Custom 
Chapters: Yes/Proper 
Discs: 1 single-Layer(DVD5) 
Length: 120 Mins
Cover Art: Included

01 - Pressure
02 - You're Only Human (Second Wind)
03 - Piano Man
04 - Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
05 - Vienna
06 - Allentown
07 - Goodnight Saigon
08 - This Is The Time
09 - Big Man On Mulberry Street
10 - Baby Grand
11 - Prelude/Angry Young Man
12 - The Balland of Billy The Kid
13 - An Innocent Man
14 - The Longest Time
15 - Just The Way You Are
16 - Only The Good Die Young
17 - It's Still Rock N Roll To Me
18 - Sometimes A Fantasy
19 - You May Be Right
20 - Uptown Girl
21 - Tell Her About It
22 - Captain Jack

notes: 
Typical "in-house" pro-shot show from The Spectrum from the time period. Somewhat generated but not too bad.  Re-authored with TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 by me from a stand alone dvd I got in a trade.



Bridge School Benefit - 1986-10-13 - Mountain View, CA (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

NTSC

Lineage: Low Gen VHS> ? SA Transfer > ? Author > DVD

VIDEO ATTRIBUTES:
Duration: 1:26:29 Data Size: 3.81 GB Bit Rate: 6.31 Mbps

Video Tracks:
224 MPEG-2, 720 × 480, 4:3, 29.97 fps

Audio Tracks:
128 AC3 2/0, 48 kHz, 192 kbps

DVD1:
01 - Introduction by Peggy Young

NEIL YOUNG:
02 - Comes A Time
03 - Heart of Gold
04 - Helpless
05 - I Am A Child

CSNY:
06 - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
07 - Change Partners
08 - Find The Cost Of Freedom
09 - Ohio

NILS LOFGREN:
10 - Keith Don't Go
11 - Wonderland
12 - Believe
13 - Man At The Top
14 - Mud In Your Eyes

DON HENLEY:
15 - Boys Of Summer
16 - New Kid In Town
17 - Best Of Your Love
18 - Yes It Is
19 - Desperado
20 - You Don't Miss Your Water

************

DVD2:

TOM PETTY:
01 - American Girl
02 - Blue Moon Of Kentucky
03 - Shadow Of A Doubt
04 - The Waiting
05 - It'll All Work Out
06 - Twist & Shout

ROBIN WILLIAMS:
07 - Monologue

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN:
08 - You Can Look
09 - Born In The USA
10 - Seeds
11 - Darlington County
12 - Mansion On The Hill
13 - Fire
14 - Dancing In The Dark
15 - Glory Days
16 - Follow That Dream
17 - Hungry Heart (with Neil Young)

ENTOURAGE:
18 - Teach Your Children

Sting - 1990-10-13 - Santiago, CL (SBD/FLAC)


(Soundboard FLAC)

"Un Abrazo a la Esperanza"

Sting (featuring Peter Gabriel)
Liberated Boot from CD Silver

Lineage: 
Soundboard -> CD Silver -> EAC -> FLAC Frontend Level 8 -> Trader's Little Helper

Sting: Bass, Vocals
Vinnie Colaiuta: Drums
Kenny Kirkland (RIP): Keys
Dominic Miller: Guitars

CD1
01 Message In A Bottle
02 Driven To Tears
03 King Of Pain
04 Children's Crusade
05 Spirits In The Material World
06 If You Love Somebody, Set Them Free
07 Don't Give Up (Featuring Peter Gabriel)
08 Biko (Featuring Peter Gabriel)
09 Bring On The Night->When The World Is Running Down
10 Little Wing (Mariposa Libre)

CD2
01 Tea In The Sahara / Walking On The Moon
02 Every Breath You Take
03 Fragile
04 Roxanne / Get Up Stand Up
05 They Dance Alone (Ellas Danzan Solas - Cueca Sola)

Paris May 1985 (Soundboard)
06 Shadows In The Rain*
07 Fortress Around Your Heart*
08 We Work The Black Seam*
09 I Burn For You*

Sting - 1990-10-13 - Santiago, CL (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Aspect Ratio : 4:3
Picture Size : 720x480
Bitrate : 10080 kb/s VBR

TV BROADCAST /NTSC DVD

DVD1:
01 - Message In A Bottle
02 - Driven To Tears
03 - King Of Pain
04 - Children's Crusade
05 - Spirits In The Material World
06 - If You Love Somebody Set Them Free
07 - Don't Give Up (w/ Peter Gabriel & Sinead O'Connor)
08 - Biko (w/ Peter Gabriel)
09 - Bring On The Night/ When The World Is Running Down

DVD2:
11 - Mariposa Libre/ From Me To You
12 - Tea In The Sahara
13 - Walking On The Moon
13 - Every Breath You Take
14 - Fragile
15 - Roxanne/ Get Up Stand Up
16 - Ellas Danzan Solas




Alice Cooper - 1991-10-13 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

"ALICE"
Lobster Records LOB 036
Electric Ladyland Studio

lineage
Silver>EAC>FLAC

01. No More Mr. Nice Guy
02. Billion Dollar Babies
03. Medley-Only Women Bleed-Ballad of Dwight Fry-Wind Up Toy
04. Sick Things
05. Feed My Frankenstein
06. Cold Ethyl
07. Love's A Loaded Gun
08. I'm Eighteen
09. Go To Hell
10. School's Out
11. Hey Stoopid

Bob Dylan and Friends - 1992-10-xx - Bobfest Rehearsals (SBD/FLAC)


(Soundboard FLAC)

Wilbury Records - VW 03/4 - SB 5/6

Lineage:
Silvers > CD-R (trade - > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 5 (Secure, Offset Correct - > FLAC

Disc 1:
01 - If Not For You
02 - If Not For You
03 - Absolutely Sweet Marie
04 - Absolutely Sweet Marie
05 - Absolutely Sweet Marie
06 - Love Minus Zero / No Limit
07 - Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
08 - It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
09 - It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
10 - It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
11 - My Back Pages
12 - My Back Pages
13 - My Back Pages
14 - My Back Pages
15 - My Back Pages

Disc 2:
01 - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
02 - All Along the Watchtower
03 - All About the Watchtower
04 - Forever Young
05 - License to Kill
06 - License to Kill
07 - License to Kill
08 - Rainy Day Woman
09 - Mr. Tambourine Man
10 - Mr. Tambourine Man
11 - Interview with Eric Clapton

Ozric Tentacles - 1994-10-13 - Dallas, TX (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

Recorded Oct. 13, 1994 at Trees, Dallas, TX 

Source: Soundboard -> ? -> Cassette -> ? -> CD-R 
-> Exact Audio Copy -> WAV -> SHN -> ? -> FLAC (44 kHz/16 bit) 
-> Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0b172 -> WAV (44 kHz/16 bit) 
-> Adobe Audition CS6 5.0.2b7 (Remaster) 
-> Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0b172 -> FLAC (Level 8) 
-> foobar2000 1.1.11/Masstagger 1.8.4 (ID3 Tags) 

Ed Wynne - Guitar, Synthesizer 
John Egan - Flute, Voice 
Seaweed (Christopher Lenox-Smith) - Synthesizer 
Zia Geelani - Bass 
Rad (Conrad Prince) - Drums 

CD1
01 - Og-Ha-Be (14:06) 
02 - O-I (5:33) 
03 - White Rhino Tea (7:28) 
04 - Astro Cortex (5:48) 
05 - Vita Voom (4:40) 
06 - There's A Planet Here (7:42) 
07 - Myriapod (6:04) 

CD2
01 - The Throbbe/Synth Jam (17:05) 
02 - Erpland (5:49) 
03 - Dissolution (The Clouds Disperse)/Vibuthi Jam (19:10) 
04 - Kick Muck (10:36) 
05 - Sniffing Dog (11:04) 

Total Time: 1:55:06 

Remastering Notes: 
- Remove digital silence between "Og-Ha-Be" and "O-I", between "There's A Planet Here" and "Myriapod" and between "Myriapod" and "The Throbbe". 
- Remove dead space and smooth volume changes around tape cuts at the end of "Vita Voom", "There's A Planet Here" and "Erpland". 
- Remove approximately 22 seconds of overlap between "Vibuthi Jam" and "Kick Muck". 
- Remove noise and padding at the end of the recording. 
- Apply -44 cents pitch correction (stretch by 2.59%). 
- Repair clipped samples. 
- Attenuate overall volume levels by 3 dB. 
- Apply fade-in at the beginning and fade-out at end of the recording. 
- Retrack with alignment on sector boundaries. 

Additional Notes: 
- Three tape cuts were present in the trade CD-R from which this show is sourced. All occurred during the audience applause and, therefore, no music was affected. 
- A fourth cut was present at the end of "Vibuthi Jam", apparently arising when the recording was digitized, as some overlap exists between that track and the following track, "Kick Muck", however, the overlapping waveforms were not digitally identical. No music was contained in the part that was removed, and the match was good enough so that the transition is inaudible. 
- Track 102, "O-I", contains static noises during the first minute, which are apparently due to a faulty feed on the stage as evidenced by the noises occurring before delay is applied to the signal. Since this was part of the live experience, no attempt was made to correct it. 
- Track 107, "Myriapod", contains guitar level increases at 0:04 and between 0:10 and 0:13. Since this was also part of the live experience, no attempt was made to correct it. 
- No noise reduction or equalization was applied during the remastering process, however with the exact lineage of the recording prior to this being unknown, it is possible that irreversible audio editing has taken place at some point.


This was Ozric Tentacles' first and only foray into DFW, and they could not have picked a better small venue in the Metroplex to play. Trees is a nightclub in the Deep Ellum part of Dallas, just east of downtown, with a long and storied music history, replete with tales of T-Bone Walker learning the ropes from Blind Lemon Jefferson in the 1920s and 1930s, and Robert Johnson playing there at the time he recorded nearly half of his 29 songs at a studio only a few blocks away. But what sets Trees apart from other clubs in the Dallas area is the superior sound. With support posts made to look like tree trunks over a standing room floor area, a small balcony to the right of the stage and a larger balcony in back above the bar area, there are very few places inside that are not sonic sweet spots. It was closed down in 2005 and reopened four years later under different ownership and has won several "best of" music awards as judged by the Dallas Observer, which is pretty much the authoritative source of all things entertainment in the Metroplex. 

As for the show, it is quite simply the best concert experience I have ever had the pleasure of... uhm... experiencing. And I am not alone in that manner of thought, although some friends who had made the 12 hour trek to Boulder for the April 26 show would certainly rate that #1, since the setlist for the tail end of the Jurassic Shift tour is without peer as US shows go, not to mention that stalwarts Joie Hinton and Merv Pepler were still with the group at the time, and the cohesion was never better with Ozric Tentacles. But this was the next best thing. 

A most remarkable moment occurred during "The Throbbe" when, standing some 4 or 5 feet from stage center, throbbing to the music in my own little box-shaped world, I snapped out of it long enough to notice that everyone around me was doing the same. A giant amoeba could have descended upon the city at that instant and we'd all have happily been gobbled up, or whatever it is that amoebas (or amoebae for the linguistically precise) do when they consume people blown away by supreme music. 

Last year, I was fortunate enough to get a copy of the complete show from soundboard tape, and all thanks go out to that fellow Dimer and keeper of the definitive live Ozric oeuvre for the ultimate turn-on. If some modicum of amusement can be had by him from the effort to make the recording flow a little bit better, then that alone would have made it worthwhile. Said 
effort mostly involved speed correction and cleaning up a few things here and there. For speed correction, "Myriapod" was the obvious choice for analysis since two of the first 3 notes are E's an octave apart. Repeated listening to the intro, and especially the part beforehand where some idiot yells out "Myriapod!", conjuring up a tepid response from the band, also brought back a not-so-fond memory: that idiot was me! In my defense, I couldn't help myself, I mean, the setlist was sitting right there next to the monitor. Ahem.... 

Details of the remastering process can be found in the included info. No attempt was made to correct anomalies that could be attributed to the live sound, such as some static during "O-I" and guitar level adjustments at the beginning of "Myriapod". Similarly, no effects, EQ or NR were applied, and the amplitude was tweaked for normalization, stitching and fading purposes only. Also included are scans of a merchandise flyer that was handed out at the booth. I looked everywhere for a ticket stub to scan too, and have asked everyone I know who was at the show if they could find theirs, but have concluded that we must have paid in advance by credit card and been admitted through the will call line. 

Leo Kottke - 1996-10-13 - St. Augustine, FL (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

Leo Kottke
October 13, 1996
"Pretty Cool Music" series
St. Augustine Art Association
St. Augustine, FL  USA

Digital Soundboard 

[Trade FLACs >WAV (Unlock Files, Change File Names To Reflect Etree Standards) >FLAC (Level 8) + Tags Via xACT 2.44 By OldNeumanntapr]

CD1
01. Eggtooth 
02. Airproofing 
03. "I know I should say something" 
04. Rings 
05. "Marriage proposal" 
06. Louise 
07. Don't Call Me Ray 
08. "My first professional job" 
09. Jesus Maria 
10. Big Situation 
11. "Seka Tavcar"  
12. Across the Street  

CD2
01. Little Martha 
02. Cripple Creek  
03. Corrina, Corrina 
04. "Tuning"  
05. My Aunt Francis 
06. Oddball 
07. "Kangaroo court"  
08. Pamela Brown 
09. Intro to "Sleepwalk" 
10. Sleepwalk 
11. Available Space 
12. June Bug 
13. Vaseline Machine Gun 
14. Jack Fig 
15. Arms of Mary

Sammy Hagar - 1999-10-13 - Cabo San Lucas, MX (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Venue: Cabo Wabo

Location: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

Authored by: AOR Archives

Chapters: Yes
Menus: Yes
Number of camera angles: Multiple
Number of audio selections: 1

Lineage:

downloaded from jtt -> burn dvd -> DVD Decrypter (file mode) -> you

Audio/Video Specs:

audio : AC3 192 kbps/stereo
video : MPEG-2 6005 kbps 29.970 fps NTSC 720x480 4x3

DVD1:

01. Interview
02. Cabo Wabo
03. Mas Tequila
04. Three Lock Box
05. There's Only One Way To Rock
06. I'll Fall In Love Again
07. Top Of The World
08. Poundcake
09. The Revival
10. Rock Candy
11. High And Dry Again
12. Heavy Metal


DVD2:
01.Stand Up
02.Right On Right
03.Right Now
04.Eagles Fly
05.Little White Lie
06.Why Can't This Be Love
07.Red
08.Whole Lotta Love
09.I Cant Drive 55
 

Bonus Features:
How To Make A Cabo Waborita
Kama (Videoclip)

The Black Crowes w Jimmy Page - 1999-10-13 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)


(Soundboard FLAC)

The Black Crowes with Jimmy Page
Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY
October 13, 1999

Source: SBD > Panasonic SV-3800 > ??? > DAT(c) -  Provided by Clark Griswold
Transfer: DAT(c) > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > CD Wave > FLAC (16/44) - Transfer by Terry Watts
Lineage: flac > iZotope RX7 Advanced > iZotope Ozone 8 Advanced > CD Wave > flac 16

Chris Robinson - lead vocals, harmonica
Rich Robinson - guitar, vocals
Eddie Harsch - keyboards
Audley Freed - guitar
Sven Pipien - bass
Steve Gorman - drums
Jimmy Page - electric and acoustic guitars

01 - crowd
02 - Celebration Day
03 - Custard Pie
04 - Sick Again
05 - No Speak No Slave
06 - What Is And What Should Never Be
07 - Wiser Time
08 -  Shake Your Money Maker
09 - Ten Years Gone
10 - In My Time Of Dying
11 - Your Time Is Gonna Come
12 - Remedy
13 - Lemon Song
14 - Woke Up This Morning
15 - Shapes Of Things
16 - Nobody’s Fault But Mine
17 - Heartbreaker

encore
18 - Hey Hey What Can I Do
19 - Hard To Handle
20 - band intros
21 - Out On The Tiles >
22 - Whole Lotta//Love

Notes:
- There was a cut in "Whole Lotta Love" the two parts have been joined with a crossfade.

Lou Reed - 2000-10-13 - Sydney, AU (AUD/FLAC)



(Audience FLAC)

State Theatre 
Sydney, New South Wales 
Australia 
13th October 2000 

From the master DAT taped by Waz From Oz 
Fireball XL5 mic > Sony DAT TCD-DB 
2018 transfer by audiowhore 

LOU REED - Vocals & Guitar 
MIKE RATHKE - Electric & Acoustic Guitar 
FERNANDO SAUNDERS - Electric & Acoustic Bass Guitar 
TONY "THUNDER" SMITH – Drums 

01 - Paranoia Key Of E 
02 - Turn To Me 
03 - Modern Dance 
04 - Ecstasy 
05 - Smalltown 
06 - Future Farmers Of America 
07 - Turning Time Around 
08 - Romeo Had Juliette 
09 - White Prism 
10 - Rock Minuet 
11 - Mystic Child 
12 - Tatters 
13 - Set The Twilight Reeling 

encore 
14 - Baton Rouge 
15 - Busload Of Faith 

2nd encore 
16 - Sweet Jane 
17 - Vicious 

3rd encore 
18 - Perfect Day 

total time: 157:24 minutes 

Lou was still in a congenial mood for the 2nd State 2000 concert, adlibbing here, adlibbing there, interacting with the audience. He must have still been feeling congenial by the end of the 4 song encore because we were gifted with a extra encore & deservingly so as we were a appreciative audience. The sound is excellent on this recording. I traded a few copies of this show when it was first transferred to CD-R but in the 18 years since I’ve never seen it as a torrent anywhere so in a way is semi-uncirculated. The 3rd show in the Sydney trio was held on Lou’s return to Sydney at the small Metro Theatre on the 19th October 2000. That will be torrented sometime in the future but the next Lou show will be a treat for you all as it’s another show from Lou’s Australian 1974 tour.