David Bowie/Tin Machine - Let's Roll Some Tape On This (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

DAVID BOWIE/ TIN MACHINE

"Let's Roll Some Tape On This"

The Tin Machine II Rehearsals & Outtakes

Eat A Peach! – EAT 101/2/3/4 [Released 2016]

Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/8320397-Tin-Machine-Lets-Roll-Some-Tape-On-This-The-Tin-Machine-II-Rehearsals-And-Outtakes

October 1989, December 1989, March 1991

Sydney, Australia

Original silver CDx4 - "Eat A Peach" EAT101/2/3/4 > dbPowerAmp Music Converter > FLAC Level 5

CD1

Tin Machine 2 - Outtakes And Rehearsals

1-1 - Baby Universal (1)

1-2 - Baby Universal (2)

1-3 - Baby Universal (3)

1-4 - Baby Universal (4)

1-5 - One Shot (1)

1-6 - One Shot (2)

1-7 - One Shot (3)

1-8 - One Shot (4)

1-9 - One Shot (5)

1-10 - One Shot (6)

1-11 - You Belong In Rock’n Roll (1 (Instrumental))

1-12 - You Belong In Rock’n Roll (2)

1-13 - You Belong In Rock’n Roll (3)

1-14 - You Belong In Rock’n Roll (4)

1-15 - Amlapura (1 (Instrumental))

1-16 - Amlapura (2)

1-17 - Amlapura (3 (Indonesian Version))

1-18 - Amlapura (4)

CD2

Tin Machine 2 - Outtakes And Rehearsals

2-1 - Betty Wrong (1 (Instrumental))

2-2 - Betty Wrong (2)

2-3 - Betty Wrong (3)

2-4 - Betty Wrong (4)

2-5 - You Can’t Talk (1)

2-6 - You Can’t Talk (2)

2-7 - You Can’t Talk (3)

2-8 - You Can’t Talk (4)

2-9 - You Can’t Talk (5)

2-10 - Stateside (1)

2-11 - Stateside (2)

2-12 - Stateside (3)

2-13 - Stateside (4)

2-14 - Shopping For Girls

2-15 - A Big Hurt (1)

2-16 - A Big Hurt (2 (Instrumental))

2-17 - A Big Hurt (3)

CD3

Tin Machine 2 - Outtakes And Rehearsals

3-1 - Sorry (1)

3-2 - Sorry (2)

3-3 - Hammerhead

3-4 - It’s Tough (1)

3-5 - It’s Tough (2)

3-6 - It’s Tough (3)

3-7 - Exodus (Instrumental)

3-8 - Needles On The Beach (1)

3-9 - Needles On The Beach (2)

3-10 - Needles On The Beach (3 (Edit))

3-11 - Unknown (1)

3-12 - Unknown (2)

3-13 - Unknown (3)

3-14 - Unknown (4)

3-15 - Unknown (5)

3-16 - Untitled (Instrumental)

CD4

Tin Machine 2 - Rare Live Recordings

4-1 - A Big Hurt

4-2 - One Shot

4-3 - If There Is Something

4-4 - Stateside

4-5 - You Belong In Rock’n Roll

4-6 - Heaven’s In Here

4-7 - Debaser

4-8 - I’ve Been Waiting For You

4-9 - Go Now

4-10 - Jazz Odyssey

Collection of outtakes and rehearsals plus rare 1991-92 live recordings for the Tin Machine II album.

Cardboard slipcase includes 4 inner sleeves and an 8 page booklet.

Track 4-1: BBC Live UK 1991

Tracks 4-2 to 4-6: Utrecht NL 1991

Track 4-7 to 4-9: Osaka JP 1992

Track 4-10: Chicago USA 1991

Guns n' Roses - November Rain (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Guns N' Roses

"November Rain"

Early studio demos at Waggle Records

lineage

Silver CD (Toasted NZCD 88003) > EAC > WAV (Secure mode) > Flac

01. Rocket Queen

02. Nightrain

03. My Michelle

04. You're Crazy

05. Paradise City

06. Move To The City

07. November Rain (acoustic)

08. Shadow Of Your Love

09. Reckless Life

10. Think About You

11. Welcome To The Jungle

12. Don't Cry

13. Nice Boys

14. Back Off Bitch

15. Anything Goes

Jeff Beck Group & Ten Years After - 1969-07-04 - Newport, RI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Jeff Beck Group
&
Ten Years After
Newport Jazz Festival
Newport, RI
July 04, 1969

Lineage:
1st Gen. Audience Tape>cd-r>flac

Jeff Beck Group: w.
+Rod Stewart
+Ron Wood
+Tony Newman (Drums)

1st Gen Tape (37:17, Averages VG/EX quality, often EX-)
01. I Ain't Superstitious
02. You Shook Me
03. Plynth
04. Rice Pudding
05. The Sun Is Shining
06. Rock My Plimsoul
07. Shapes of Things
08. Beck's Boogie

Ten Years After:
+Alvin Lee
+Chick Churchill
+Leo Lyons
+Ric Lee

1st Gen Tape (36:16, Averages VG/EX quality, often EX-)
09. I May Be Wrong, But I Won't Be Wrong Always
10. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
11. Help Me

(Thanks to the Florida Kid for this one. Posted by Mesquite 5/11/06)

X Audio Compression Toolkit 1.57 Flac File Checksum Verification run on 5/10/06 (see text notes in folder with flac fingerprint and verification.)

Here are both sets at Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI - July 4, 1969

(They just make it onto one cd, total: 73:33)

Jimi Hendrix - 1970-07-04 - Byron, GA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Atlanta International Pop Festival: Vibratory 3 Source Merge (Version 2.0)

Middle Georgia Raceway, Byron, GA
July 4, 1970 - complete show
Vibratory Stereo Effect Mix - 3 Sources synchronized?

CD1
01. Intro
02. Fire
03. Lover Man
04. Spanish Castle Magic
05. Red House
06. Room Full Of Mirrors
07. Hear My Train A Comin'
08. Message To Love
09. All Along The Watchtower
10. Freedom

CD2
01. Foxy Lady
02. Purple Haze
03. Hey Joe
04. Voodoo Child
05. Stone Free
06. The Star Spangled Banner
07. Straight Ahead
08. Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)

Notes:
A total of 5 sources have been used for this merge; The Sbd source from "Stages", the Sbd source from the "Jimi Hendrix At The Atlanta Pop Festival" VHS, the Stereo Aud source, the Sbd Space mix, plus a non-Space mix Sbd version of "Message To Love"?- The "Stages" and VHS soundboards have fake audience noise loops - including booing loops throughout the concert. These have all been deleted in this merge.?- Only "Red House", "All Along The Watchtower" and "Hey Joe" are taken from the VHS video.?- The Audience recording contains the most accurate atmosphere of the actual concert and thus the merge has been built around it.?- Only the end of "Freedom", "Foxy Lady" and the beginning of "Purple Haze" are missing on the Aud source.?- The Space mix has no fake audience noises but has ugly reverb added to it (hence 'space' mix). This source has been used as 'in between song banter' filler - especially on the parts not recorded by the audience tape - and to fill the gaps left due to the deletion of the 'fake audience noises'.?- The featured version of "Message to Love" is the only available Sbd version without echo, and is actually in itself a merge.?- This 3 source merge runs the Aud Source, the Sbd source and the Space mix simultaneously from "Message To Love" to the end.?- All tracks prior to "Message To Love" are identical to
those featured in version 1.0 of this merge.

Jimi Hendrix - 1970-07-04 - Near Byron, GA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

The Atlanta Reel DVD [aka. "Atlanta Pop Festival"] (ATM DVD 005 / 29.05.2004 / DVD-R) NTSC
Atlanta International Pop Festival, Middle Georgia Raceway, Byron, GA 04.07.70) Video / Audio Composite *
 
01 - Intro
02 - Fire
03 - Spanish Castle Magic
04 - Red House
05 - All Along The Watchtower
06 - Foxey Lady
07 - Purple Haze
08 - Hey Joe
09 - Voodoo Chile
10 - Stone Free
11 - Star Spangled Banner
12 - Straight Ahead
13 - Hey Baby

REMEMBER: There is a minute of black screen at the beginning while Jimi tunes up!!!

Notes:
This DVD features the video from the "Jimi Hendrix At The Atlanta Pop Festival" laserdisc put it into correct order. The Audio from "All Along The Watchtower" (10) through the end comes from ATM 114 "The Altlanta Reel", and a mix of "Stages", the laserdisc audio, and a touch of the Space Mix (available ATM 173-174 "Atlanta + Space") has been used for the beginning. The goal in the non-Reel-audio sections was to use sources with the least amount of fake crowd noise added by Alan Douglas. The audience source (also available ATM 173-174 "Atlanta + Space") has been used as an intro and an outro, and also to patch the beginning of "All Along The Watchtower" (10). There is a minute of black screen at the beginning while Jimi tunes up, and the last seven or eight minutes (from "Hey Baby (New Rising Sun" (5) through the end of the audience outro) play over a simple title

Cactus - 1971-07-04 - Memphis, TN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Cactus 

1971-07-04 

Overton Park Shell

Memphis TN

SBD - France 2022 very LTD LP release

lineage

EAC > WAV > Flac (TT 46:14)

Rusty Day - vocals, harmonica

Jim McCarty - guitar

Ron Leejack - guitar

Tim Bogert - bass, background vocals

Carmine Appice - drums, background vocals

Side A (23:07)

01 Long Tall Sally

02 Feel So Good

03 Mellow Down Easy/Oleo

Side B (23:07)

04 Parchman Farm

05 Medley - Moneymaker/Hound Dog/Shake Rattle n' Roll

06 Big Mama Boogie

Creedence Clearwater Revival - 1971-07-04 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore-West

Night 5 Of Closing The Fillmore West Week:

Source-Lineage:

Sdb > Pre-Fm Reel To Reel @ 3.75 /Ips > Dat > Mac Pro-Tools > Wav > Shn > Wav > Wav > Flac-8

John Fogerty: (Lead-Guitar & Vocals)

Doug "Cosmo" Clifford: (Drums)

Stu Cook: (Bass-Guitar)

Tom Fogerty: (Rythym Guitar)

01 - Stage~Tuning:

02 - Born On The Bayou

03 - Green River

04 - It Came Out Of The Sky

05 - Don'T Look Now -> Door To Door

06 - Travelin' Band

07 - Fortunate Son > Commotion

08 - Lodi

09 - Bad Moon Rising

10 - Ksan-Fm Aircheck:

11 - Proud Mary

12 - Up Around The Bend

13 - Hey Tonight

14 - Sweet Hitchiker

15 - "Ccr 3-Year Anniversary Show @ The Fillmore"

16 - Keep On Chooglin'

17 - Bill Graham Outro

60:00 Minutes

Creedence Clearwater Revival - 1971-07-04 - San Francisco, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Creedence Clearwater Revival 
Fillmore West 
San Francisco, CA 
1971-07-04 
44th anniversary EN pre-FM remaster 

SOURCE-LINEAGE: 
SDB > PRE-FM REEL TO REEL @ 3.75 /IPS > DAT > MAC PRO-TOOLS > WAV > SHN > WAV > WAV > FLAC-8

John Fogerty - guitar, harmonica, vocals 
Doug "Cosmo" Clifford - drums 
Stu Cook - bass, vocals 

01 stage & tuning 
02 Born On the Bayou 
03 Green River 
04 It Came Out of the Sky 
05 Don't Look Now/Door to Door 
06 Travelin' Band 
07 Fortunate Son/Commotion 
08 Lodi 
09 Bad Moon Rising 
10 KSAN-FM aircheck 
11 Proud Mary 
12 Up Around the Bend 
13 Hey Tonight 
14 Sweet Hitchhiker 
15 announcement: 3-year anniversary of CCR closing the old Fillmore 
16 Keep On Chooglin' 
17 Bill Graham outro 

Total time: 59:51 

original notes 
*** NIGHT 5 *** OF CLOSING THE FILLMORE WEST WEEK: 
~CLOSING NIGHT~ JULY 4TH, 1971 (SUNDAY)

Dan Hicks - 1971-07-04 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

July 4, 1971 (1971-07-04) 
KSAN Studios 
San Francisco, California, USA 

liNEAGE
Off-air reel > Dat. Mostly excellent FM sound quality (Samples included). There were a couple of spots where there was a bit of reel degradation which couldn't be totally repaired. 

Dan Hicks - guitar, vocals 
Sid Page - violin 
Jaime Leopold - Bass 
John Girton - guitar 
Naomi Ruth Eisenberg - violin, vocals 
Maryann Price - percussion, vocals 

01 [0:28] Dan Hicks And His Hot Licks KSAN promo jingle 
02 [0:56] host Tom Donahue intro and commercial 
03 [3:44] Evenin' Breeze 
04 [4:29] Woe The Luck 
05 [3:13] Where’s The Money? 
06 [0:33] Dan talks 
07 [2:56] The Buzzard Was Their Friend 
08 [4:40] News From Up The Street 
09 [0:36] Dan talks 
10 [3:31] I Feel Like Singing 
11 [3:51] Presently In The Past 
12 [3:39] The Rounder 
13 [0:48] Dan talks 
14 [3:04] Is This My Happy Home? 
15 [0:53] Dan talks 
16 [3:38] Shorty Falls In Love 
17 [4:18] He Don’t Care 
18 [0:38] Dan talks 
19 [7:06] I Scare Myself 

total - 53:01 

Transfer: Panasonic 3700 (SPDIF digital output) > Macintosh with Digidesign Audiomedia III card > Pro Tools (minor "nip & tuck" edits, normalization and tracking - no EQ or DNR) > AIFF > xACT (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified).

Santana - 1971-07-04 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FM/FLAC)

(Audience/FM FLAC)

Fillmore West closing week

Source/lineage
"Unknown low gen source"
"Mac Pro Tools>CDR"

Carlos Santana: guitar
Greg Rolie: organ
David Brown: bass
Michael Shrieve: drums
Jose Chepito Areas: percussion
Mike Carabello: percussion
Thomas "Coke" Escovedo: percussion
Michael Bloomfield: guitar
John Cipollina: guitar
Vince Guaraldi: electric piano
Jack Cassady: bass
Bernard Purdie: drums
George Marsh: drums
Tower of Power Horn Section
Van Morrison: vocals, sax
Linda Tillery: vocals
Lydia Pense: vocals

CD1 (Santana):
01 - Bill Graham intro>Incident At Neshabur
02 - Conquistador Rides Again (edit)
03 - You Just Don't Care (edit)
04 - Fried Neckbones (edit)
05 - Waiting (edit)
06 - Treat
07 - Gumbo (edit)
08 - Evil Ways (edit)
09 - Shades of Time>Savor
10 - Jingo (edit)
11 - Persuasion

CD2 (Santana):
01 - Soul Sacrifice
02 - Drums
03 - Soul Sacrifice (edit)
04 - Batuka (edit)
05 - Jungle Strut (edit)
06 - In A Silent Way>It's About That Time

CD3 (Final Jams):
01 - Bill Graham>radio dj>tuning
02 - radio dj (talk)
03 - Rock Me Baby>My Baby
04 - tuning & crowd noise
05 - I Found Love>
06 - Jam #5
07 - stage noise
08 - Roll Over Beethoven>Whole Lotta Shakin'>Johnny b - Goode
09 - My Angel Baby>Blue Moon>My Angel Baby
10 - Final Jam (part 1)
11 - FInal Jam (part 2)

Here's an okay recording of Santana and good recording of the Final Night Jams. Read on to learn why the Santana portion is just "okay." This has been the most challenging upload I've ever attempted anywhere. I'll spare you the details, but know that it was really a pita (and that ain't no pocket bread!).

Just as a side note, while researching a CC for this upload, I learned that the Flamin' Groovies also played on the first night. I've never seen that portion of the show torrented (but keep in mind I'm a newbie to trading/torrenting), and virtually never even referred to. Perhaps it was commercially released.

First Disclaimer: Regarding the source/lineage, the only information I have is was what is on the artwork. In fact, that has been the case for several of my other FWC uploads. However, in this case, the information is particularly difficult (for me) to discern. I asked my wife, who has younger eyes than mine, to review it and she concurs with my conclusion.

Second IMPORTANT disclaimer (this from db.etree): "hi all, much to everyone's dismay, upon close comparison, the santana fillmore west 7/4/71 closing turns out to be a mix of shows. a portion is from the closing show and a lot of it is filled in from a winterland 69 fm show that circulated for a long time. santana was the only band that week in 71 that would not allow their set to be aired live. 2 songs were later released on the live lp and about another 30 min was broadcast in pieces later. they had no problem with the closing jam being aired since none of their material was performed. upon close listening, the mix and quality changes sometimes from song to song and the 2nd guitar of neal schon is only present on the real 71 tracks. some of the songs included on this set were actually dropped from the set list by this time. compare to other 71 shows and you'll see what i mean. also, mother's daughter isn't really on this cd copy going around. i'm sure this will start some debate. this kind of thing always does. dave t." So, the upshot of this is that the quality is not as good as my other uploads in this series. Sigh...

The Rolling Stones - 1972-07-04 - Washington, DC (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Rolling Stones live at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington on July 4th, 1972.

Bootleg CD: "Jack Daniel's On Tour" VGP-111

Original silver > EAC Wave (secure mode) > TLH Flac level 6
No need for sector alignment.

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimmie Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Band introductions
13 Bye Jye Johnny
14 Rip This Joint
15 Jumping Jack Flash
16 Street Fighting Man

Total time: 73:49"

dbboots says:
Released: March 1997. Origin: Japan.
Very Good audience quality."All Down The Line" taken from two different sources. Complete show and in better quality than Grass Widow (Black N' Blue RSBB-1006) and Washington '72 (IMP-CD 043-044).

Stevie Wonder - 1973-07-04 - Brighton, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Stevie Wonder

Brighton Theatre

Brighton, England, UK

July 4, 1973

S:?>CDR>EAC>FLAC

Disc received in trade

EAC and FLAC encoding by Dave Cohen

01 - Time Of Contusions >

02 - Drums > Instrumental

03 - Stevie Talking

04 - Higher Ground

05 - Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You)

06 - To Know You Is To Love You

07 - Signed, Sealed, Delivered

08 - Visions In My Mind > Stevie Preaches > Visions In My Mind > Stevie Pauses >

09 - Applause > Visions In My Mind

10 - Sunshine Intro >

11 - You Are The Sunshine Of My Life

12 - Superstition

13 - Lot Of My Dreams

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-04 - Columbus, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

"Bottle Rocking"

3BR #7474 - CD-R1 - SB 6

Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals
Jamie Oldaker Drums
Dick Sims Keyboards
Carl Radle Bass
George Terry Guitar
Yvonne Elliman Backing Vocals

CD1

01 - Easy Now

02 - Smile

03 - Let it Grow

04 - Can't Find My Way Home

05 - Key to the Highway

06 - Willie and the Hand Jive / Get Ready

07 - Little Wing

CD2

01 - Mainline Florida

02 - Layla

03 - Presence of the Lord

04 - Badge

05 - Little Queenie

06 - Crossroads

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-04 - Columbus, OH (SBD/FLAC) "Bottle Rocking"

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton 
1974-07-04 
Bottle Rocking 
Columbus, Ohio 
3BR 7474 - SB 6 

CD1
01 Easy Now 
02 Smile 
03 Let it Grow 
04 Can't Find My Way Home 
05 Key to the Highway 
06 Willie and the Hand Jive / Get Ready 
07 Little Wing 

CD2
01 Mainline Florida 
02 Layla 
03 Presence of the Lord 
04 Badge 
05 Little Queenie 
06 Crossroads 

Artwork and comments from www.geetarz.org 
Comments: This is it, the ultimate version of ... well, one of the more interesting Clapton concerts! It's quite simple really. Instead of the usual 47th generation analog copy, you begin by sourcing a digital clone of the master reel to reel recording. Then, you turn the thing over to an audio genius and let him do his stuff. And what you get, is a fascinating document of a time, a place, a feeling. It's like this - "drunk Eric" shows generally fall into two categories: they're either horrid, or fun, but rarely anything else. But this one is unusual. Clapton's lubricated enough so that he's flip, he's funny, he's relaxed - but at times, he simply CHANNELS into his guitar playing in a way you won't find elsewhere. He's so looped and at the same time, so dead ON, it's scary. The standout track here is a surreal performance of "Little Wing" that easily stands up to any rendition.

Eric Clapton - 1974-07-04 - Columbus, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Music Park 

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

CD1

01 - San Francisco Bay Blues (sound distorted) 

02 - Easy Now 

03 - Smile 

04 - Let it Grow 

05 - Can't Find My Way Home 

06 - (intro) 

07 - Key to the Highway 

08 - Willie and the Hand Jive 

09 - Get Ready 

10 - Little Wing 

CD2

01 - Mainline Florida 

02 - Layla 

03 - Presence of the Lord 

04 - Badge 

05 - Little Queenie 

06 - Crossroads 

Total time = 107:24 

One of Clapton's entertainingly drunk shows in the Seventies. 

Peter Frampton - 1975-07-04 - Dallas, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Electric Ballroom

source: 
FM (KZEW Radio broadcast )>?

transfer: 
trade>cd-r>eac>tlh> flac (8)

Peter Frampton - guitar , voc.
Bob Mayo - keyboards , guitar , voc.
Stanley Sheldon - bass
John Siomos - drums

01 - Intro
02 - Days Dawning
03 - Doobie Wah
04 - Lines On My Face
05 - Shine On
06 - It's A Plain Shame
07 - Penny For Your Thoughts
08 - Wind Of Change
09 - Baby I Love Your Way
10 - Show Me The Way
11 - I Want To Go To The Sun>cut
12 - I Want To Go To The Sun (continuation)
13 - Money
14 - Do You Feel Like We Do?
15 - Encore call>Intros
16 - Somethings Happening
17 - White Sugar
18 - Radio announcement
19 - Jumping Jack Flash

The Rolling Stones - 1975-07-04 - Memphis, TN (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

THE ROLLING STONES
MEMORIAL STADIUM
MEMPHIS, TN
JULY 4 1975

CDR (3rd gen) > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC (6)

SQ 5/6 mono

01 - Fanfare For The Common Man
02 - Honky Tonk Woman
03 - All Down The Line
04 - If You Can't Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud
05 - Star Star
06 - Gimme Shelter
07 - Ain't Too Proud To Beg
08 - You Gotta Move
09 - You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 - Happy
11 - Tumbling Dice
12 - It's Only Rock And Roll
13 - Band Intros
14 - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
15 - Fingerprint File
16 - Angie
17 - Wild Horses
18 - That's Life*
19 - Outta Space*
20 - Brown Sugar
21 - Midnight Rambler
22 - Rip This Joint
23 - Street Fighting Man
24 - Jumping Jack Flash
25 - Star Spangled Banner outro**

*Billy Preston w/Stones backing

** In Stephen Davis' "Old Gods Almost Dead" Stones bio he claims that after the show Mick and Ollie Brown hung around and "quoted from some revolutionary texts such as Marx and Thomas Jefferson". If so, the evidence is not on this recording...

George Thorogood - 1977-07-04 - Newark, Delaware (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

George Thorogood & The Destroyers
Deer Park Tavern, Newark, Delaware
July 4, 1977

Source: 91.3 WXDR-FM > unknown gen cassette > DAT (44.1 Hz)
Transfer: Sony DAT DTC-ZE700 > Optical Cable > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW (44.1 kHz)
Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > Wav > TLH [sector boundary aligned] Flac Level 6

Set I = 39:34
01 Haunted House
02 C'est La Vie
03 Folsom Prison Blues
04 Madison Blues
05 Shake Your Moneymaker
06 Down In The Bottom
07 Talk To Me Baby
08 Let It Rock

Set II = 72:14
09 Carol
10 Riding In The Moonlight
11 New Boogie Chillun
12 If You Need Me
13 I'm A Rocker
14 One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
15 Ride On Josephine
16 Cocaine Blues
17 No Particular Place To Go
18 It Wasn't Me

Set III = 54:53
19 Tuning Intro
20 Baby, Please Set A Date
21 New Hawaiian Boogie
22 Madison Blues
23 Give Me Back My Wig
24 Johnny B. Goode
25 Move It On Over
26 Can't Stop Lovin'
27 Delaware Slide

Total Time = 2hrs 46 min

Pink Floyd - 1977-07-04 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Pink Floyd
Madison Square Garden
New York City, New York
July 4, 1977

Analogue Master Recording
aud - a2>cdr3

CD1

01 - Sheep

02 - Pigs On The Wing (Pt - 1)

03 - Dogs

04 - Pigs On The Wing (Pt - 2)

05 - Pigs (Three Different Ones)

CD2

01 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)

02 - Welcome To The Machine

03 - Have A Cigar

04 - Wish You Were Here

05 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-X)

06 - Money

07 - Us and Them

Notes:
A very nice recording. The sound quality is excellent and it's a stereo recording. I'd give it an Ex- since there are some clap happy folks near the taper, but not to the point of distraction. The taper also bumps the mics a few times.

Within 10 seconds the fireworks start! Did someone plan this? Do I detect the hand of David Gilmour in this? It's almost maddening thinking of it from Roger's perspective. The fireworks start again in the beginning of Dogs, then again in PoTW2. Roger lovingly calls this guy a "shitbag". The performance is electric! Dave's solo during Pigs 3DO is amazing! There are about a hundred highlights during this show in my opinion, but you'll have to check it out for yourself.

U2 - 1978-1983 - Odds and Demos (VAR/SHN)

(Various SHN)

Lineage:
Transferred from LP > ? > CD-R > EAC (secure) > WAV > mkwACT 0.96f > SHN

LP Side One:
01 - Magic Carpet 
02 - Another Time, Another Place 
03 - Alone in the Light 
04 - False Prophet 
05 - Interview Dutch TV (7/82) about the early days of U2
06 - Touch 
07 - The Ocean 
08 - 11 O'Clock Tick Tock

LP Side Two: 
09 - Interview Dutch TV (7/82) about the "October" album
10 - Scarlet 
11 - Tomorrow 
12 - Like a Song 
13 - The Cry/Electric Co. 
14 - Knockin' on Heaven's Door 

info:
(1-4)  Early CBS Demos  1978 - 1979
(5) Probably 1982-07-04  Werchter
(6) 1980-10-14 KRO Studios - Hilversum, Netherlands 
(7) 1981-02-28  UK TV 'Old Grey Whistle Test'
(9) Probably 1982-07-04  Werchter
(10) 1981-10-14  Kid Jensen BBC Radio Session
(11) Hammersmith Palais - London, England. 
(12) 1981-01-31  Kid Jensen BBC Radio Session
(13) 1983-08-14  Phoenix Park Racecourse - Dublin
(14) 1983-03-29  Hammersmith Palais - London, England - With Mike Peters of The Alarm and Big Country's Stuart Adamson.

Dire Straits - 1978-07-04 - Birmingham, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

First AUD bootleg
BARBARELLAS 78
Includes the pre-album version of "Portobello Belle" and unpublished rairities like "Real Girl", "My And My Friends" and Chuck Berry's "Nadine".

01 - Down To The Waterline

02 - Six Blade Knife

03 - In The Gallery

04 - Eastbound Train

05 - Water Of Love

06 - Portobello Belle

07 - Wild West End

08 - Lions

09 - What's The Matter Baby

10 - Me And My Friends

11 - Sultans Of Swing

12 - Real Girl

13 - Nadine

14 - Southbound Again

Comment(Knopflerlive):
Nice recording. Includes the pre-album version of Portobello Belle and unpublished rairities like Real Girl, My And My Friends and Nadine.

Comment(Pyroman):
Nice bootleg.
The sound quality could have been better, but it has a lot of rare songs that make this recording really worth having, like Real Girl, Me And My Friends and the Chuck Berry cover Nadine. Also an early version of Portobello Belle.

Comment(J.V.TOL):
Recording from Barbarella's in Birmingham 1978, some very rare songs, for example an ultra rare version of Me and my friends, Real girl and Nadine. Also one of the earliest versions of Portobello belle. Complete show

Enlight note:
Her evening paper is horror torn But there's hope later for Capricorns Her lucky stars give her just enough to get home. Then she's reading about a swing to the right But she's thinking about a stranger in the night (M.K.)

Otis Rush - 1978-07-04 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

OTIS RUSH

1978-JULY-04

Village Vanguard, 

New York, NY.

FM A-

uploader's lineage: 'all blues' yahoo group 'bluestravaganza' vine dvd copy flacs (files dated Oct 2009) > harddrive > upload

01 - Everyday I Have The Blues *

02 - Otis Rush Introduced/

03 - Instrumental Jam

04 - I Love You Pretty Baby >

05 - I'm A Talented Man

06 - All Your Love You're Missing

07 - I Can't Quit You Baby

08 - Otis Rush & Otis Rush's Blues Jam >Take A Look Behind * 

*with Johnny Winter 

Doobie Brothers - 1979-07-04 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Doobie Brothers
1979-07-04
Universal Amphitheater
Los Angeles, CA

Lineage: FM broadcast > Reel @ 3.75 ips > Reel @ 3.75 ips > HD
Encoding: CDWave > flac frontend > flac
Taped by: a friend of a friend
Transfered by: Pantagruel

Cornelius Bumpus - B3, saxophone and flute
Chet McCracken - traps and vibes
Tiran Porter - bass
Bobby LaKind - congas
Keith Knudson - traps and vocals
Michael McDonald - keyboards and vocals
John McFee - guitar, pedal steel guitar and vocals
Pat Simmons - guitar and vocals

CD1 [52:31]
01 [00:24] Intro
02 [04:00] Here To Love You->
03 [03:55] Take Me In Your Arms->
04 [04:38] Depending On You
05 [04:19] Pat chatter/band intros
06 [05:12] Clear As The Driven Snow
07 [03:15] Open Your Eyes
08 [04:41] Jesus Is Just Alright
09 [02:56] Echoes of Love
10 [03:15] Long Train Runnin'-> (cuts in)
11 [04:33] Sweet Maxine->
12 [04:55] It Keeps You Runnin'
13 [03:18] Neal's Fandango
14 [03:10] Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels

CD2 [43:28]
01 [00:18] Intro
02 [04:02] Minute By Minute->
03 [05:03] Black Water#
04 [01:12] Slat Key Soquel Rag (cuts in)
05 [03:55] Steamer Lane Breakdown
06 [04:14] Takin' It To The Streets
07 [06:37] Road Angel->
08 [01:41] I Cheat The Hangman coda->
09 [03:44] China Grove
10 [03:53] What A Fool Believes*
11 [01:41] Ecstatic crowd, Pat chatter and intro
12 [07:08] Listen To The Music@

#with Novi Novag
*with Kenny Loggins
@with Sal Valentino and the Jacksons (?!)

Peter Frampton - 1979-07-04 - Houston, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Comes Frampton (Bootleg)

Sound Quality: B+ of "whole range A+ ~ E-"

Label: Masquerad MQ005

Lineage:

CD > XLD/Mac > Flac

01 - (Baby) Something's Happening  5:26

02 - Show Me The Way  5:07

03 - Got My Feel Back On The Ground 4:58

04 - You Don't Know Like I Know  4:50

05 - Baby, I Love You Way  5:37

06 - I Can't Stand It No More  4:25

07 - Signed, Sealed Delivered  3:52

08 - She Don't Reply  6:22

09 - Do You Feel Like We Do?  17:17

10 - Jumping Jack Flash  12:29 

Total: 70:20 / 483.7 MB

Attention:

Editing of this bootleg is considerably rough. There is the noise of cut between each song.

Santana - 1980-07-04 - Montreux, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Santana
'Afficionados'
Discurious DIS-120
Montreux, Switzerland
July 4, 1980

Sbd > ? > Commercial bootleg CD > WAV > FLAC 

01 - Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen

02 - Lightning In The Sky

03 - Jingo

04 - Well All Right

05 - Soul Sacrifice

06 - Open Invitation

07 - Samba Pa Ti

08 - Introductions

09 - Evil Ways

The Psychedelic Furs - 1981-07-04 - Roslyn, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

THE PSYCHEDELIC FURS

Roslyn, My Father's Place, NY

July 4, 1981

Lineage:

WLIR-FM broadcast > Unknown recording device > n generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D > HD > SoundForge Pro 10.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Richard Butler - vocals

Tim Butler - bass

Duncan Kilburn - saxophone

Vince Ely - drums

Roger Morris - guitars

John Ashton - guitars

01.Into You Like A Train

02.Soap Commercial

03.She Is Mine

04.Mr. Jones

05.So Run Down

06.Dumb Waiters

07.Pretty In Pink

08.It Goes On

09.Sister Europe

10.Imitation of Christ

11.All of This and Nothing

12.India

13.Pulse

14.We Love You

TT 54:55

Santana - 1981-07-04 - Hyannis, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Cape Cod Coliseum

performance quality: A even for Santana, this is a nice concert
recording quality: A
source: FM master re-broadcast tape

CD1 [66:52]

01 - radio introduction :17

02 - all I ever wanted 4:56

03 - primera invasion > searchin' 8:03

04 - takes ofthe Kiliminjaro 2:34

05 - black magic woman > 2:59

06 - gypsy queen 3:17

07 - well all right 3:49

08 - Europa (dedicated to John McEnroe) 7:29

09 - e papa re 5:15

10 - savor 5:05

11 - jingo 5:31

12 - winning 4:44

13 - incident at Neshabur 12:46

CD2 [40:49]

14 - bass jam 4:28 (the broadcast fades in after a commercial break here)

15 - soul sacrifice 11:16

16 - open invitation 5:33

17 - she's not there 3:37

18 - dragon song (John McLaughlin)

19 - the sensitive kind (dedicated to Chris Evert)

20 - American gypsy

comments:
This is from a master recording of a rebroadcast of this great show on WBCN.I have the original one too but that is recorded on a pretty crummy recorder, this one is not, and it's not missing anything not in the original broadcast, which also had several commercial interruptions. This is not the whole show, but it is all they broadcasted this July 4th and it is most of the show. I think they didn't stick till the end, that can take awhile at a Santana show and this was a nice tour (Zebop). Lots of songs I like in here and not a weak song in the show (is there ever with Santana? Sometimes yes, but I haven't heard much of that considering how much Santana I've heard. Santana never gets old and tired in concert. Still sounding great on his 40th anniversary tour. Gotta love it. I could put this in rock, Latin music or soul, it's all of that and more. This is for JerryRocks. I may not be a "deadhead" but I like them too and anyone who's been to San Francisco has to be familiar with Santana. The whole country heard this concert in 1981. It's about time the world hear it because this was a nice performance with alot of great songs that have fallen out of Santana's very thick bible he calls a playlist (one of the thickest in rock related music history). Must have been just after Wimbledon tennis tournament, since 2 of America's finest tennis players get song dedication honors from Santana here. Not surprised to hear them do "the sensitive kind" for Evert, she's a very popular American hero of tennis, good person and a great player, kinda thought they'd save "winning" for McEnroe because he did alot of that around this time, and I don't think anyone in Santana is from Europe. But it's the thought that counts and Santana's perpetual good intentions are in abundance y et again in this show.