Colosseum II - 1976-1977 - Electric Dance (VAR/SHN)

(Various SHN)

Colosseum II (with Gary Moore) .... sources: fm, sb, & aud
"Electric Dance" liberated boot, Gypsy Eye (label)
torrent size: ~900MB (SHNs, ART, & TXT) - 139:00 minutes (WAVs)
CDM> CDR(1)> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> mkwACT (shn)
Artwork included in torrent

Gary Moore - Guitar, Vocal
Jon Hiseman - Drums
John Mole - Bass
Don airey - Keyboards

CD1 [69:32]

Aug. 15, 1977; BBC; London, England; ex-/ex/fm/sb (16:48m):
01. Put It This Way
02. Intergalactic Strut
03. Lament

Oct. 24, 1977; Cologne (Koln), Germany; ex-/ex/sb (52:43m):
04. (cuts in) War Dance
05. The Inquisition
06. Star Maiden / Mysterioso / Quasar
07. Lament
08. Desperado
09. Jon's Instrumental (including Drum Solo)
10. Fighting Talk

CD2 [69:28]

March 16, 1976; Birmingham, England; vg+/aud:
01. Tuning Time
02. Dark Side Of The Moog
03. Walking In The Park
04. Morning Story
05. Down To You
06. Jon's Instrumental (including Drum Solo)
07. Secret Places
08. Gemini And Leo

Additional info on the BBC sessions from Ken Garner's book "In Session Tonight":
Broadcast on John Peel show on 23 August 1977, recorded on 15 August 1977
1. Put It This Way
2. Intergalactic Strut
3. Lament
4. The Inquisition

It also states that Colosseum II did an "In Concert" on BBC radio on 26 June 1976.

Ever wonder what Gary Moore did after his 1st stint with Thin Lizzy? Well, one of his many projects, he spent time with Colosseum II. Now called "II", since they were established as "Colosseum" previously. This 2cd bootleg has some different sources from FM, SB, & AUD. If anyone would like to offer some additional information on Colosseum (either via web page URL or text format), please feel free to do so.

Pink Floyd - 1967-11-13 - Rotterdam, NL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Pink Floyd 1967-11-13_Marbal's Rotterdam '67 Tape (16/44) **Both_Raw_and_LPP**

Marbal's Rotterdam '67 Tape (16bit/44kHz)

Pink Floyd
Hippy Happy Fair
De Oude Ahoy Hallen, Ahoy Heliport
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
November 13th 1967

-Artwork by Moonwall-

Lineage: 3rd Gen Cassette (Maxell XLII90)(Dolby On) > *Technics RS-B965-M (Dolby Off) > Focusrite Saffire Pro 14 > Audacity 1.3 > Wav (24bit/96kHz) ----> Adjustments (32bit float/96kHz) > Wav (16bit/44kHz) > CDWave (1.98) > FLAC (16bit/44kHz)

*The Technics RS-B965-M is a deck heavily modified by expert tapehead A.N.T.- for details see the Tapeheads.net forum

01 [01:19] Audience/Tuning
02 [04:13] Reaction in G
03 [11:53] Pow R Toc H
04 [04:37] Scream Thy Last Scream
05 [10:07] Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
06 [14:02] Interstellar Overdrive

== [46:14] Total

***Neonknight's Notes***

Given the late 1967 date for this gig anybody unfamiliar with it might expect to find a poor performance from an exhausted Syd. Some commentators describe the gig as weak but I believe the opposite is the case. Richard Wright provides typically accomplished keyboard playing and holds the arrangements together. He is backed ably by pounding rhythms from Roger and Nick. Syd drifts in and out and when he is in full flight his playing is both radical and mesmerising. The high point is Interstellar Overdrive, which sounds nothing like earlier versions or those that the band played after Syd left. It is arguably amongst the Floyd's best recorded work.

Grolsch told us the tale of this recording. It was made by Gerrit M, who also did Utrecht '68. He was a very early taper and Bob Dylan collector, who traded with other early collectors such as Michael K from Copenhagen. Michael and at least one other collector from the US, Dan W from San Jose, obtained copies off the master. Gerrit moved from the Netherlands to the US in 1973. Fast forward to the early 1990s and Grolsch tracked him down in New Jersey. It turned out that he left most of his belongings in Holland, thinking that he'd get them shipped later on, but never did. When Gerrit asked 10 years later most of the stuff including his reels had disappeared.

At least two sources for first gen copies of Rotterdam are therefore possible through the US or Danish route and may one day surface. Grolsch tells us that the uncirculated second gen copies from these reels are both very similar. Marbal is not sure of the source of his 3rd gen cassette he acquired in 1986 but it seems likely that it was copied from one of the second gen reels.

Reels from the collection of the late Bernard White are often described as the best source for this concert. The reels have been commonly described as masters or 1st gens when in fact they are 3rd gen at best. A friend has Bernard's copy and we have transferred it on many occasions using different and steadily better equipment over the years. The results have consistently been marginally better each time since the first proper transfer to CDR in November 2001. This 2001 transfer was sent to Eskimospy for use by Harvested in August 2005 for the 'What Syd Wants' release. The lineage for Bernard's reel went something like Gerrit M > Michael K > Unknown UK collector > Bernard in the mid 1970s, making it a 3rd gen. The sources from this BW branch seem to be missing more than a minute of the beginning of the recording and the second reel of the two BW reels, which contains the second half of STC and IO, is of lessor SQ than the first reel.

Marbal's 3rd gen cassette has been transferred before by other collectors and it seems from our experience that due to the limitations of the equipment used, they were not able to bring out the best in the recording. I find Marbal's tape more dynamic and notably less worn than Bernard's and this is evident in the raw version. Unlike the BW branch, it is also complete, containing 73s more audience/tuning at the beginning and no SQ degradation on STC and IO. Marbal's tape is a welcome improvement to a very important audience recording (it's easy to overlook that this is the last known live recording of Syd's Floyd). In my view the only way in which Marbal's tape will be improved upon is if one of the second gen reel sources were to surface.

I recommend headphones to help bring out the acoustics of the hall, which amazingly, can be heard on this version. As a friend who used to regularly go to UFO told me, listen to this concert loud and you'll get an accurate impression of how the band sounded live at their peak.


***Littlepieces' Mastering Notes for - Marbal's Rotterdam '67 Tape - Raw version***

Marbal's cassette is a mono recording that was dubbed as two channel stereo. Due to the previous transfers with less than perfect head alignment, it has a phase shift that varies from ~6-15 samples. The output of each channel was similar until the last track, Interstellar Overdrive, when the right channel dropped ~1.2dB. Through some of the recording it seemed that the left channel had a bit more high end. After testing each channel by itself and with the channels manually aligned, I decided to retain both channels and manually align them through to just prior to IO and retained only the left channel from that point until the end of the recording.

This recording was marked as Dolby encoded but we transferred it without Dolby. Transferring a Dolby encoded recording without decoding the Dolby on playback is done often when playing the tape back on a different deck than that which it was encoded. The differences in decks often results in the decoding profile varying from the original encoding creating a poor result. Though this recording did not have its Dolby decoded, the expected boost in the higher frequencies are not near as apparent as usual.

Thankfully, the speed of the recording was close enough, so I decided to not subject it to a resample.

Since the recording was not subjected to a resample and manually aligning the channels and using only one channel on a portion are the equivalent of an edit, no DSP-digital signal processing was used in this 'Raw' version.


***Littlepieces' Mastering Notes for - Marbal's Rotterdam '67 Tape - LPP version***

To accompany the 'Raw' version I have produced a LPP version in an attempt to provide a copy with less interference from artifacts and more detail which should make for a clearer recording.

No EQ increase was applied to the low end. The EQ increases I used were applied to only the upper half which as we all know is rather subdued and distant in this recording. Fortunately the quality of this source and transfer allowed me to use what I consider an aggressive increase in the upper half ending at ~8kHz. The EQ curve was adjusted at times throughout the recording.

Sprinkled throughout all sources for this recording are over-driven low frequencies mostly around 170Hz. I selectively moderated the segments where they were more substained. This helped the remaining content be more apparent in the mix.

I utilized and varied moderate noise reduction settings working entirely above 8kHz and only slightly lower on audience and a few quieter sections while being diligent not to encroach on the harmonics. I suppose I could have worked the entire spectrum and squeezed most of this hiss out, but I generally don't like what this does to the nature of the sound. In this recording for example, I can really sense the accoustics of the small hall they are playing in and if a more aggressive NR approach is taken, then this characteristic disappears.

There were many micro drop outs, mostly ~20ms, that I either removed a short piece of damage or was able to use the other channel to repair the damaged segment. There are one or two segments that I chose to leave alone where the volume slowly fades down and back up for a couple seconds.

I selectively reduced some low frequency hums during the audience/tuning segments. These seem to be present and prominent in all unprocessed sources. Also removed several tics and pops using the spectral tool.

After working on this for many hours, there is no question that this show is in my top 10 Floyd live recordings. I love the version of 'Pow R Toc H' and the early version of STC has a different vibe than later versions and of course the unique version of IO is great as well. One of the things I appreciate about this source is the stronger lower half.

Marbal Tape / Neonknight Transfer / Little Pieces Production (LPP) September 2012

Santana - 1968-11-13 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage
SBD (unknown lineage) > cassette > CDR > EAC > FLAC 

Carlos Santana: Guitar, Vocals, Percussion 
Marcus Malone: Percussion 
David Brown: Bass 
Gregg Rolie: Keyboards, Vocals 
Bob "Doc" Livingston: Drums 
*Special Guest - Al Burdett: Flute 

01 - Fried Neckbones And Home Fries 
02 - As The Years Go Passing By 
03 - Soul Sacrifice 
04 - Impose 

Total Time = 42:34 

Santana - 1968-11-13 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Matrix

Source: 
Soundboard reel master (A+).

lineage
Master Soundboard Reel>R>R>DAT>Delta 2496 digital soundcard>Soundforge 7.0>CD Wave Editor>Flac

Carlos Santana - guitars, vocals
Gregg Rolie - keyboards, vocals
David Brown - bass
Bob Livingston - drums
Marcus Malone - congas

01. Fried Neckbones
02. As The Years Go Passing By
03. Soul Sacrifice
04. Waiting//

*Special Guest - Al Burdett: Flute

Note: Opening act for Elvin Bishop.

This short set paints a very early picture of Santana. I believe this show was with their original drummer; prior to Mike Shrive joining the band.

The Kinks - 1970-11-13 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore West

Lineage: 
soundboard/cd-r/eac/pc/wav/cool edit 2000//flac

Ray Davies: gtr, vocals
Dave Davies: gtr, vocals
Mick Avery: drums
Pete Quaif: bass

01. Opening (Mr. Wonderful)
02.Till The End Of The Day
03. Last of The Steam Powered Trains
04. Big Sky
05. Brainwashed
06. Strangers
07. A Long Way From Home
08. Harry Rag
09. Act Nice And Gentle
10. Sunny Afternoon (fade in)
11. Waterloo Sunset
12. Lola
13 Top Of The Pops (fade out)

Comments: 
Klassic Kinks, Klassic set, Klassic Venue. God Save The Kinks! Enjoy. Dearg Doom.

Nektar - 1971-11-13 - Darmstadt, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:
Reel to Reel > Reel to Reel > DAT > CD-wav > flac (level 6).

CD1 [57:15]
01 - Good Day 08:00
02 - Da - Da - Dum 07:50
03 - Variation about 'Drop In The Ocean' called: A Tab In The Ocean 17:45
including:
1 - 2 - 3 - 4 and 13:30
Do You Believe In Magic ? 04:55
Story of Space Opera : Journey To The Centre Of The Eye
& Story of "Leider kann ich nicht Deutsch lesen" 05:15

CD2 [78:50]
01 - Space Opera : Journey To The Centre Of The Eye 47:17
02 - Cryin' In The Dark / 09:17
03 - Odyssee incl. Ron's On / 10:37
04 - Porcelain Valley (later called : Desolation Valley) 11:37

CD3 [07:30]
01 - New Day Dawning (Encore) 07:30

Remarks:
This is straight from my master-reel (security copy)>>>DAT>>>CD>>>HD The show is also offered on Nektar's Homepage as mp3 & FLAC, but that FLAC is ripped from mp3's, which makes no sense (& furthermore, it's one gen worse than this 1st gen-reel-transfer). Also that version is without the German Stories which are very nice & funny for those with a little talent for some German, of course. What a great show this was. This was the 4th Nektar show we recorded (we = me & some school friends) & this time we were able to sneak a reel-to-reel Grundig-machine in with automatic level adjustment, which nicely covered also the quieter parts.
I kept the setlist as it was played, while Nektar putted "New Day" on CD 1, which fits for 2 CD's (you are free to do so), but this was the correct flow of the show. "New Day Dawning" was played as final encore.

Alice Cooper - 1972-11-13 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Alice Cooper 
Date: 1972-11-13 
Venue: (hothcanada - BONG) @L' Olympia, Paris, France 
Media: DVDR 
Number: 1 
Source: bn'w film. low gen ntsc svhs > avt-8710 > sa (XP) > dvdr > DVDLab Pro 2.5 > dvdr 
Quality: A- 

Audio: 
MPEG-1 Layer 2 
48000Hz 256 kb/s 

Video: 
NTSC 
720 x 480 
4:3

01 Arrival 
02 Interview 
03 Public Animal #9 
04 I'm 18 
05 Is It My Body - My Very Own 
06 Guttercat vs. The Jets 
07 Killer 
08 Elected 
09 Departure 

(35:20)

Elton John - 1972-11-13 - Norfolk, va (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Scope

01 - Tiny Dancer 
02 - Daniel 
03 - Susie (Dramas) 
04 - Your Song 
05 - Levon 
06 - Rocket Man (I Think It's Going to Be a Long, Long Time) 
07 - I Think I'm Going to Kill Myself 
08 - Can I Put You On 
09 - Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters 
10 - Honky Cat 
11 - Singin' in the Rain (Gene Kelly cover)
12 - Country Comfort 
13 - Crocodile Rock 

Herbie Hancock - 1973-11-13 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Herbie Hancock & The Headhunters Boston Jazz Workshop

November 13th 1973 Paul's Mall Boston, MA

Lineage:

FM>Master Reel (3 3/4 ips)>CAS (play back: Nakamichi LX-3, no dolby, JH 88 coaxial wires)>Marian Marc 2 (setting: 24 bit/44.1 Khz)>HD>remaster with Wavelab 5.0 using digital noise reduction, shuffle imager, linear phase multiband compressor (upward expander mode), linear phase equalizer and valve preamp warmyfier plug ins at 32, 48 and 64 bit solution (with dithering)>16 bit/44.1 Khz downsampling>normalisation to -0.01 db>CD Wave tracking>Flac Frontend (level 8)

Herbie Hancock : keyboards

Benny Maupin: reeds, flute

Paul Jackson: bass guitar

Mike Clark: drums

01. Radio Announcer

02. Sly

03. Butterfly

04. Station/Herbie talks/Lost Signal

05. Watermelon Man

06. Chameleon

Emmylou Harris - 1975-11-13 - Amsterdam, NL (FMFLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Emmylou Harris & The Hot Band

RAI Congresgebouw

Amsterdam

November 13, 1975

lineage

Taped re-broadcast of concert in the late 1970's on reel-to-reel tape. Lineage: FM > AKAI 360 r-t-r tape recorder > tracking with Audacity > CD-R > Flac

Emmylou Harris

Glenn D. Hardin

James Burton

Rodney Crowell

Hank DeVito

Emory Gordy

John Ware

01. announcements

02. That's All It Took

03. Coat Of Many Colors

04. Feeling Single, Seeing Double

05. If I Could Only Win Your Love

06. Amarillo

07. Together Again

08. Grievous Angel

09. Bluebird Wine

10. band introduction

11. Til I Gain Control Again

12. Wheels

13. Queen Of The Silver Dollar

14. Cry One More Time

15. Sin City

16. Las Vegas (cuts out)

Paul McCartney - 1975-11-13 - Melbourne, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Highlights Downunder 

incomplete 

Source: 
Original Silver - EAC with FLAC compression level 8 activated 

01. Venus And Mars / Rockshow 
02. Jet 
03. Let Me Roll It 
04. Maybe I'm Amazed 
05. Live And Let Die 
06. Bluebird 
07. I've Just Seen A Face 
08. Blackbird 
09. Yesterday 
10. You Gave Me The Answer 
11. Magneto And Titanum Man 
12. Go Now 
13. Call Me Back Again 
14. My Love 
15. Listen To What The Man Said 
16. Letting Go 
17. Medicine Jar 
18. Band On The Run 

Paul McCartney & Wings - 1975-11-13 - Melbourne, AU (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Paul McCartney & Wings

Melbourne 1975 NTSC DVD

Myers Music Bowl

Melbourne, Austrailia

November 13th 1975

VHSRip

DVD Video

MPEG2

AC3

NTCS 4:3 (720x480) VBR

Dolby AC3, 2 ch

Paul McCartney

Linda McCartney

Denny Lane & Oth.

01 - Venus and Mars/Rockshow

02 - Jet

03 - Let Me Roll It

04 - Maybe I'm Amazed

05 - The Long and Winding Road

06 - I've Just Seen A Face

07 - Blackbird

08 - Yesterday

09 - Call Me Back Again

10 - My Love

11 - Listen To What The Man Said

12 - Letting Go

13 - Medicine Jar

14 - Junior's Farm

15 - Band On The Run

16 - Hi-Hi-Hi

17 - Soiley

Bonus Material:

18 - Airport Arrival

19 - Press Conference

20 - Band On The Run (Apollo)

21 - Soiley (Horden Pavillion)

22 - Soundchecks

01:39:55

Looks like this was broadcast on Japanese TV as there are Japanese subtitles. Someone bought this on e-bay few years ago. Quality isn't mint. I'd rate it a 7 or 8. The is show is fantastic though. If anyone out there has a better copy please post it.

Eric Clapton - 1976-11-13 - Houston, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rider On the Storm

Lineage
FM>?>CDR>EAC>FLAC LEVEL 6

Mid Valley 348/349

CD1
01 Introduction
02 Hello Old Friend
03 Sign Language
04 Little Queenie
05 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
06 Tell The Truth
07 Love Me Please
08 All Our Past Times

CD2
01 Double Trouble
02 Blues Power
03 One Night
04 Badge
05 Layla
06 I Shot the Sheriff

Santana - 1977-11-13 - Melbourne, AU (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Calder Park Raceway, Melbourne, Australia
November 13, 1977
PRO NTSC DVD

01 - Intro
02 - Zulu
03 - Let The Children Play
04 - Jugando
05 - Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
06 - Dance Sister Dance
07 - Europa
08 - Ill Be Waiting
09 - She's Not There
10 - Batuka
11 - No One To Depend On
12 - Evil Ways
13 - Oye Como Va
14 - Oneness
15 - Savor
16 - percussion solo
17 - Toussaint L'Overture
18 - Gitano
19 - Soul Sacrifice

Yes - 1977-11-13 - Copenhagen, DK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Falkoner Teater

Mastered by TheTooleMan December, 2001
Released as one of the "7 From 77" set
A bit of additional EQ (high and low ends) and tracks split October, 2006
Audience -> analogue -> Sound Forge -> FLAC

Very good audience recording. Pitch corrected (original was kind of fast, as I recall). A bit of hiss remains.

Jon Anderson (Vocals)
Steve Howe (Guitars)
Chris Squire (Bass)
Rick Wakeman (Keyboards)
Alan White (Drums)

CD1
01 - Firebird Suite
02 - Parallels
03 - I've Seen All Good People
04 - Close To The Edge
05 - Wonderous Stories
06 - Colours Of The Rainbow
07 - Turn Of The Century (patched)

CD2
01 - And You And I
02 - Going For The One
03 - Flight Jam
04 - Awaken
05 - Starship Trooper
06 - Roundabout

Marvin Gaye - 1979-11-13 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboars FLAC)

Budokan 

lineage
SBD / FM ? > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC > dime > hd > Wav Combiner 1.1.1.1 > Wave Repair 4.9.4 to remove gaps between tracks, tailing silence at the end > flac, sector align. 

01. Got to Give It Up 
02. After The Dance 
03. What's Going On 
04. Save The Children 
05. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) 
06. Funky Space Reincarnation 
07. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) 
08. Band Intro/Trouble Man 
09. Ain't That Peculiar - You're A Wonderful One 
10. Stubborn Kind of Fellow 
11. Pride and Joy 
12. Little Darlin' (I Need You) 
13. Heard It Through the Grapevine 
14. Hitch Hike 
15. You 
16. Too Busy Thinking About My Baby 
17. Distant Lover 
18. Thank You/Goodnight > FM radio host?

Rainbow - 1979-11-13 - Fresno, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Title: Difficult To Cure
Venue: The Pantages Theatre, Fresno, CA, US.

Source: Ex- Audience Recording

Lineage:
Tarantura (TCDRAINBOW-11) Boot CD > WAV > FLAC

01 Count down
02: Over The Rainbow
03: Eyes Of The World
04: Love's No Friend
05: Ritchie Guitar Solo
06: Over The Rainbow
07: Since You've Been Gone
08: All Night Long
09: Don Airy Keyboard Solo
10: Lost In Hollywood
11: Ritchie Guitar Solo
12: Lost In Hollywood
13: A Light In The Black
14: Ritchie Guitar Solo
15: Difficult To Cure
16: Don Airy Keyboard Solo
17: Cozy Powell Drum Solo
18: 1812 Overture
19: Lost In Hollywood
20: Ritchie Guitar Solo
21: Lazy Tease
22: Man On The Silver Mountain
23: Blues
24: Long Live Rock'n Roll
25: Kill The King The Guitar Clashing
26: Long Live Rock'n Roll
27: Over The Rainbow

Frank Zappa - 1980-11-13 - Pittsburgh, PA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Stanley Theater

SBD 2nd (tranehead-Drew51-flambay-mudsharknyc)

PREAMBLE: This fantastic show is amongst the most common 1980 Fall Tour soundboard tapes to circulate and this FZ Shows entry serves an essential upgrade in preserving this fine historical document. Yes, many versions have appeared over the years here in FZ Shows and each have contained their share of flaws, but presented here is a very low generation clear upgrade to all other hitherto circulating versions. Overall SQ on this main source delivers improved definition with minimal hiss (apart from the very first 16 seconds of this entry).

FZ & the 1980 Fall Tour band certainly gave Pittsburgh an outstanding pair of shows and infinite thanks for this Late show main source tape provided by tranehead, which was originally seeded on Dime and “freshly ripped in 2010” to paraphrase the Dime entry. Additional patch, tape and bonus sources are provided by Drew51, also from a fresh NAK transfer as detailed below. Speed correction advice for both tapes by flambay.

note: Both sources experience SBD SQ adjustments inherent from sources at the very beginning of the tape through approximately 18 seconds.

MAIN tranehead LINEAGE: 2nd gen. SBD > DAT(HEADS) list trade > CDR > flac > Dime > wav > Peak > speed correction, patching, editing & retracking > FLAC (level8)

THIS COPY: 92:00 min, SBD, A

THE BAND:

FZ,

Ike Willis,

Steve Vai,

Ray White,

Arthur Barrow,

Vinnie Colaiuta,

Tommy Mars,

Bob Harris #2.

01 Black Napkins (5:39)

- contains (Drew51) choice replacement at the very beginning of the tape through 00:00:16.049, then switches to main (tranehead) source

02 You Are What You Is (4:00)

03 Love Of My Life (2:16)

- contains millisecond left channel drop out fix @ 00:01:37.6

04 Flakes (4:38)

05 Magic Fingers (2:22)

06 Don’t Eat The Yellow Snow (2:09)

07 Stick It Out (3:19)

08 The Blue Light (4:13)

09 Easy Meat (6:01)

- contains tape flip cut from 00:02:41.6 to 00:02:42.9

10 Mudd Club (2:46)

11 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:09)

12 Bamboozled By Love (5:24)

- contains tape sides duplicate edit @ 00:01:55.2, no music missing

13 Suicide Chump (5:55)

14 Jumbo Go Away (3:50)

15 If Only She Woulda (10:15)

- contains tape flip cut from 00:07:08.2 to 00:07:09.9

16 Drafted Again (2:52)

17 Encore Intro (0:45)

- contains (Drew51) patch 00:00:00.00 through 00:00:04.864, then switches to main (tranehead) source

18 Joe’s Garage (2:14)

19 Dancin’ Fool (3:24)

20 Heavy Duty Judy Intro (0:21)

- millisecond fade out applied to tape cut @ 00:00:20.9

21 Heavy Duty Judy (4:20)

22 Illinois Enema Bandit (12:02)

Total time 92:00 min

Gamma (Ronnie Montrose) - 1980-11-13 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(KSAN Radio broadcast FLAC)

Ronnie Montrose - guitar
Denny Caramassi - drums
Davey Pattison - vocals
Glen Letsh - bass
Jim Alcivar - keyboards

Taper, & Taping Gear / Source: ??unknown??, THX!!!
Source: "FM" KSAN Radio broadcast
Lineage: cassette Transfered to CD using cool edit pro for mastering> 2004 download> audio CDR burn (Nero)> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg+/ex-
Artwork: included.
Samples: none.

CD1
01 - ready for action
02 - thunder and lightning
03 - dirty city
04 - razor king
05 - skin and bones
06 - rock the nation
07 - i got the fire
08 - voyager
09 - four horsemen
10 - mayday

CD2
01 - mean streak
02 - something in the air
03 - no tears
04 - wish i was*
05 - town without pity*
06 - fight to the finnish*
07 - i'm alive*

* Recorded in Denver, Colorado 1981

Jackson Browne w/ David Lindley - 1980-11-13 - Osaka, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fountain of Pleasure
Festival Hall: Osaka, Japan

Lineage:
CDR acquired in trade > EAC (secure mode) > HD > TLH > FLAC

Jackson Browne: vocals, guitars
David Lindley: guitars, etc., backing vocals
Craig Doerge: grand piano
Bill Payne: Hammond B3 organ and synthesizers
Bob Glaub: bass
Russell Kunkel: drums
Doug Haywood: guitars, backing vocals
Rosemary Butler: backing vocals

CD1 [69:56]
01. The Fuse
02. For Everyman
03. Here Come Those Tears Again
04. Fountain of Sorrow
05. Your Bright Baby Blues
06. You Love the Thunder
07. Call It a Loan
08. Of Missing Persons
09. Disco Apocalypse
10. That Girl Could Sing

CD 2 [65:10]
01. Hold Out
02. Boulevard
03. Doctor My Eyes
04. Running on Empty
05. Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate
06. The Pretender
07. band intros
08. Hold On Hold Out
09. The Load Out
10. Stay
11. The Road and the Sky

A gorgeous soundboard recording from the Hold Out Tour: the last tour on which David Lindley was a regular member of Jackson's band. The show features some unique arrangements of several of the songs by Jackson's outstanding band as well as a few songs seldom played before or after this tour. The recording has eliminated most of the material between songs and unfortunately edited out the last line of The Load Out, but this is, without doubt, the highest quality ROIO of Jackson Browne with band during the David Lindley era.

The Stranglers - 1980-11-13 - Berkeley, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Stranglers 
at The Keystone 
Berkeley California USA 
November 13, 1980 
1980-11-13 
soundboard recording, unknown taper 
2006 transfer and seed by (unknown) 
may be a copy of the bootleg release 
"California 1980" (no label) 

November 2015 reseed by zootype: 
gaps removed from all tracks 
and some pops and clicks removed, 
two tracks recombined.* 

01 Toiler on the Sea 4:44 
02 Duchess 2:49 
03 Baroque Bordello 3:57 
04 Hanging Around 4:42 
05 Down in the Sewer 9:41 
06 Who Wants the World 3:49 
07 Threatened 3:24 
08 Just Like Nothing on Earth 2:26 
09 Tank 2:56 
10 Nuclear Device 3:50 
11 Genetix 5:47 
12 Dead Loss Angeles > The Raven 7:58 * 

56:12 minutes 

soundboard>unknown transfer>FLAC>2006 seed 

U2 - 1981-11-13 - Albany, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

U2

1981-11-13 ##

J.B.Scotts

Albany NY

Lineage

Sbd 3RD Gen Cassette> Sansaui Pcm Late 80sTransfer>Cool Edit Pro@ 16-441 Pcm>CD

Sound Quality Is VG-VG Transfered Tracked Beerengineer

01 Gloria

02 Another Time Another Place

03 An Cat Dubh

04 Into The Heart

05 Rejoice

06 The Cry> The Electric Co

07 I Fall Down

08 October

09 Stories For Boys

10 I Will Follow

11 Twilight

12 Out Of Control

13 Fire ##

14 11 OClocK Tick Tock > The Ocean

## Bono Mentions This Is The First Us Tour They Played JBs # Times OPENED From 1979 1982

Philip Glass - 1983-11-13 - Wien, AT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

1983-11-13
Grosser Konzerthaussal, Wien, Austria
Notes: The Philip Glass Ensemble;

lineage
FM broadcast -> CASS -> ? -> CDRn -> EAC -> WAV -> CoolEdit2000 (removed DC offset, increased volume by 64%, removed glitches and diginoise, moved up CUE points, retracked across two discs) -> CDRWin -> CDR1 -> EAC -> FLAC

CD1 
01. Dance 1 ("Field With Spaceship") (from Einstein On The Beach, Act II, Scene 1)
02. Floe (from Glassworks)
03. The Grid (from Koyaanisqatsi)
04. Rubric (from Glassworks)

CD2 
01. Facades (from Glassworks)
02. ACT I: "A Gentleman's Honor" (from The Photographer)
03. ACT III (from The Photographer)
04. Spaceship (from Einstein On The Beach, Act 4, Scene 3)

Van Morrison - 1986-11-13 - Belfast, Ireland (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

VAN MORRISON (with The Dave Gold Big Band)

Whitla Hall

Belfast, Ireland

November 13, 1986

FM (incomplete)

FM > ? > FLAC

01. Instrumental

02. In A Mellow Tone

03. A Tribute To Joe

04. I Will Be There

05. A New Kind Of Man

06. Here Comes The Knight

07. Vanlose Stairway

08. Haunts Of Ancient Peace

09. Bright Side Of The Road

NOTES:

According to the other Man (vanomatic) "Got To Go Back" and "Listen To The Lion" are missing from tape in circulation.

Roger Waters - 1987-11-13 - Milwaukee, WI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

PROJECT KAOS

Ayanami, AYANAMI-020, 3CD-R

SOUND QUALITY - Very Good/Excellent, Soundboard

TOTAL RUNNING TIME
Disc 1; 63'31", Disc 2; '", Disc 3; '"

COMMENTS
Recorded live at the Mecca Arena, Milwaukee, WI, on November 13, 1987, except for stated.

CD1
01 - Introduction With Jim Ladd (1'19")
02 - Radioactive (2'43") - Radio Broadcast Performed By The Firm.
03 - Call For The Hall #1 (1'54")
04 - Club Nowhere (1'02")
05 - Call For The Hall #2 (0'59")
06 - Tempted (4'10")
07 - Radio Waves (5'56")
08 - Welcome To The Machine (8'24")
09 - Who Needs Information (7'33")
10 - Money (5'01")
11 - Professional Bimbo School (1'08")
12 - In The Flesh (3'29")
13 - Have A Cigar (2'47")
14 - Pigs (3'39")
15 - Wish You Were Here (5'29")
16 - Mother (7'50")

CD2
01 - Molly'S Song (3'27")
02 - Me Or Him (5'08")
03 - The Power That Be (4'23")
04 - Intermission With Jim Ladd (2'53")
05 - Calls For Roger (4'12")
06 - The Shredding Alternative (1'00")
07 - Going To Live In L.A. (5'45")
08 - Sunset Sttrip (3'19")
09 - The Fish Report With Abeat (1'58")
10 - Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert (1'37")
11 - Southampton Dock (2'27")
12 - Alnold Lane (3'02")
13 - If (4'01")
14 - 5:06 Am (Every Stranger'S Eyes) (4'48")
15 - Not Now John (5'06")
16 - Another Brick In The Wall, Part I (4'16")
17 - The Happiest Days Of Our Lives (1'04")
18 - Another Brick In The Wall, Part Ii (4'58")
19 - Nobody'S Home (4'38")

DISC 3
01 - Home (5'36")
02 - Four Minutes (5'40")
03 - The Tide Is Turning (6'14")
04 - Thank You (3'05") - Introduction Of The Band Members
05 - Breathe (4'19")
06 - Brain Damage / Eclipse (7'33")

bonus
07 - 5:01 Am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch-Hiking) (4'57")
Roger Waters On Vocal. Recorded Live At The Omni, Atlanta, On 2Nd September 1987

08 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (3'54")
Recorded Live At The Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, On 10Th November 1987

09 - Breathe / The Great Gig In The Sky (6'54")
Clare Torry On Vocal. Recorded Live At The Wembley Arena, On 22Nd November 1987

10 - I Can Tell (2'07")
Bo Diddley Cover. Recorded Live At The Civic Cenre, Onttawa, Ontario, On 9Th November 1987

11 - 5:01 Am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch-Hiking) (4'48")
Paul Carrack On Vocal. Recorded Live At The Civic Centre, Providence, Rhodes Island, On 14Th August 1987

12 - Billy'S Blues (1'34")
Recorded Live At The Veterans Memorial Loliseum, Phoenix, Ar, On 17Th September 1987

13 - Outside The Wall (4'13")
John Joyce, Jim Haas And Joe Chemay On Guest Vocals. Recorded Live At The Forum, Inglewood, Ca, On 20Th September 1987

The Cars - 1987-11-13 - Philadelphia, PA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

REGION: all region DVD (not a Video CD) - plays in all regions
SOUND: mono Dolby Digital sound (audio is FM radio quality)
CHAPTERS: each song has it's own chapter marker for quick, easy access
MENUS: full color graphic menus allow you to zip to favorite songs

01 - Tonight She Comes
02 - Touch and Go
03 - Double Trouble
04 - You are the Girl
05 - Everything You Say
06 - Since You're Gone
07 - Fine Line
08 - Lets Go
09 - Strap me In
10 - Candy-O
11 - Moving in Stereo
12 - Dangerous Type
13 - Drive
14 - My Best Friends Girl
15 - Good Times Roll
16 - You Might Think
17 - Hello Again
18 - Magic
19 - Just What I Needed

Notes by the taper/trader:
The DVD contains a full concert from the 1987 Door To Door tour. This show was performed Nov. 13, 1987 at The Spectrum in Philadelphia. I release this DVD into the wild, in honor of the the Cars new album "Move Like This". This download contains an ISO file of a video DVD. Burn this to a blank DVD-R disc.

Guy Clark - 1988-11-13 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt

KPFK Folkscene, Los Angeles, CA

November 13, 1988

source: FM

lineage unknown

01 Intro

02 Blue Ridge Mountains (Guy & TVZ)

03 Interview

04 Buckskin Stallion Blues (TVZ)

05 Interview

06 Old Friends (Guy)

07 Interview

08 Pancho and Lefty (TVZ)

09 Interview

10 The Indian Cowboy (Guy)

11 Interview 

12 Rake (TVZ)

13 The Shrimp Song (TVZ)

14 Interview 

15 LA Freeway (Guy)

16 Interview 

17 The Partner Nobody Chose (TVZ)

18 Interview

19 Homegrown Tomatoes (Guy)

20 Interview 

21 Don't You Take It Too Bad (TVZ)

Temple of the Dog - 1990-11-13 - Seattle, WA (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

November 13, 1990
Off Ramp Cafe
Seattle, WA

Low Gen VHS (1st or 2nd) > DV > Vegas > DVD Architect > You

01. Hunger Strike
02. Wooden Jesus
03. Say Hello 2 Heaven
04. Reach Down
05. Call Me a Dog
06. Times of Trouble
07. Pushin' Forward Back
08. Your Saviour
09. Four-Walled World 

Temple of the Dog
September 13, 1992
Irvine Meadows 
Irvine, CA

1. Hunger Strike
2. Reach Down

3rd Gen SVHS > DV > Vegas > DVD Architect > You

Video: NTSC 29.97fps
Video Bitrate: 6001 kbps
Audio : LPCM

Roxette - 1991-11-13 - Zurich, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Hallenstadion

Support : CD Silver
Num. cat. : Live Line 2-25507
Performance : Live
Source : Complete Broadcast

Lineage:
Silver CDs ->Nero -> WAV -> Trader Little Helper -> FLAC8

CD1
01 - Hotblooded
02 - Paint
03 - Fading Like A Flower (Every Time You Leave)
04 - Church Of Your Heart
05 - Things Will Never Be The Same
06 - It Must Have Been Love
07 - Sleeping Single
08 - Watercolours In The Rain
09 - Dangerous
10 - Listen To Your Heart
11 - Perfect Day

CD2
12 - Spending My Time
13 - The Look
14 - (Do You Get) Excited ?
15 - Joyride
16 - Knockin' On Every Door
17 - Dressed For Success
18 - Soul Deep
19 - Dance Away
20 - The Big L.

The Psychedelic Furs - 1991-11-13 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

lineage:
WXRT FM radio broadcast > ? > TDK SA 90 minute cassette (maybe 1st or 2nd gen. not master) > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Cabaret Metro
Chicago, Illinois, uSA
November 13, 1991
promoting their 7th album "world outside"
WXRT FM broadcast

The Psychedelic Furs 
Richard Butler: vocals 
John Ashton: guitar 
Tim Butler: bass 
Vince Ely: drums 

01: only you and only I 6:30
02: here in my head 3:46
03: here come cowboys 4:04
04: love my way 4:09
05: forever now 6:05
06: dumb waiters 4:23
07: highwire days 6:32
08: until she comes 3:53
09: I got a room 4:44
10: the ghost in you 5:06
11: don't be a girl 4:24
12: pretty in pink 4:36
13: heaven 4:18
14: better days 4:01
15: president gas 5:07
16: valentine 5:21
17: all that money wants 4:06
18: all about you 5:43
19: radio outro :36

runtime: 87:28 (minutes/ seconds)