Them - 1967-1982 - They Used To Be Them (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

THEM (post-Van) xxxx-xx-xx They Used To Be Them (various 1967-1982) (FLAC)

THEM
They Used To Be Them
Various bands, locations & dates

Disc 1:
BRONCO – 1979 BBC-TV, England
01. Barrytown
02. Run For Your Life
03. The Musician
04. Easy Money
05. Smoke From A Distant Fire
06. Where Can We Go?

KENNY MCDOWELL - "Songs From The Shed" studio demos, date unknown
07. Music
08. Barrytown
09. The Musician
10. Run For Your Life
11. Love Dealer
12. Best Of Make Believe
13. Hard Road
14. Trouble In Paradise
15. Harland The Wolf
16. In Transit
17. Hold On
18. Touch Junkie

Disc 2:
LIGHT – 1979 Pound Club, Belfast, Northern Ireland - part 1
01. Shine Your Light
02. "Dealin'" [actual title unknown]
03. Layla
04. I've Been Working
05. Hey Joe
06. Purple Haze + band introductions
07. Free Bird
08. Wide Open
09. Small Matter

Disc 3:
LIGHT – 1979 Pound Club, Belfast, Northern Ireland - part 2
01. Beatification Of A Sad Pussycat
02. Castles In The Sand
03. For Your Love
04. Stormy Monday
05. Rocky Mountain Way

SK'BOO - It's A Hard Road EP acetate @1981-1982
06. Talking Pictures + God's Peace In Mind
07. It's A Hard Road
08. Music Is Life

THEM – 1967 "Open Session", KRLA Radio Studio, Los Angeles, California, USA
09. Interview by John Carpenter

LINEUP:
BRONCO - Kenny McDowell, other members unknown
KENNY MCDOWELL - Kenny McDowell, other musicians unknown
LIGHT - Jim Armstrong, Albert Mills, George O'Hara, Bertie McDonald, Brian Scott
SK'BOO - Jim Armstrong, Kenny McDowell, Mike Arkins, Alan Hunter
THEM - Jim Armstrong, Kenny McDowell, Ray Elliott, Alan Henderson, Dave Harvey

SOURCES: TV, studio, audience & radio
LINEAGE:
BRONCO – 1979 BBC-TV, England: TV > ?? > low-generation Maxell XLII analog cassette tape > CD-R > EAC wave > EQ & slight editing > CD-R > EAC wave > Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8 & torrent > The Traders’ Den

KENNY MCDOWELL - "Songs From The Shed" studio demos, date unknown: studio > ?? > low-generation Maxell XLII analog cassette tape > CD-R > EAC wave > EQ > CD-R > EAC wave > Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8 & torrent > The Traders’ Den

LIGHT – 1979 Pound Club, Belfast, Northern Ireland: audience > ?? > low-generation Maxell XLII analog cassette tape > CD-R > EAC wave > EQ & editing > CD-R > EAC wave > Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8 & torrent > The Traders’ Den

SK'BOO - It's A Hard Road EP acetate @1981-1982: studio > acetate > ?? > low-generation Maxell XLII analog cassette tape > CD-R > EAC wave > EQ > CD-R > EAC wave > Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8 & torrent > The Traders’ Den

THEM – 1967 "Open Session", KRLA Radio Studio, Los Angeles, California, USA: radio > ?? > 3rd generation Maxell XLII analog cassette tape > CD-R > EAC wave > EQ > CD-R > EAC wave > Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8 & torrent > The Traders’ Den

NOTES:
Originally treed via The Archival Group and uploaded to Dime @2005. This set brings together two former members of Them - Jim Armstrong, who joined the original Them in September 1965 and is still active today with the Jim Armstrong Band, - and Kenny McDowell, who took over as lead vocalist for Them after Van Morrison left in 1966 and also continues to perform in Belfast.

The Rolling Stones - 1970-09-23 - Paris, FR (SBD/FLAC) "Secrets Travel Fast"

(Soundboard FLAC)

SECRETS TRAVEL FAST 
(Scorpio/Bad Wizard) 

LINEAGE: 
Original Scorpio CD -> WAV (EAC v. 0.99 beta 4 - secure, Offset "actual") -> FLAC (Traders Little Helper) -> You 

DATE/VENUE: 
Palais Des Sports, Paris, France 
September 23rd 1970 

BONUS TRACKS: 
See date/venue below 

QUALITY: 
Good - Very Good Soundboard 

01. Jumpin' Jack Flash 
02. Roll Over Beethoven 
03. Sympathy For The Devil 
04. Stray Cat Blues 
05. Love In Vain 
06. You Gotta Move (Baltiska Hallen, Malmö, Sweden, August 30th 1970) 
07. Dead Flowers 
08. Midnight Rambler 
09. Live With Me 
10. Let It Rock 
11. Little Queenie 
12. Brown Sugar 
13. Honky Tonk Women ("Germany" 1970) 
14. Street Fighting Man ("Germany" 1970) 
15. Gimme Shelter (Baltiska Hallen, Malmö, Sweden, August 30th 1970) 
16. Satisfaction (Saville Theatre, London, UK, December 14th 1969) 
17. Jumpin' Jack Flash (Saville Theatre, London, UK, December 14th 1969) 
18. Carol (Saville Theatre, London, UK, December 14th 1969) 

COMMENTS: 
Here's the Scorpio release of Paris 1970. Supposed to be a tremendous release, together with "American Exile" according to 
Scorpio's press report. Paris, September 23rd 1970 is one of the absolute best sounding concerts of the 1970 tour, together with the audience recordings of Essen, Berlin and Cologne. Scorpio did NOT have a new source for this Paris show. Their press report is BS. They reworked the VGP source with sound-software, that's all. Some of hiss and distortion are now gone, but.....that has a price Feel free to pick your own favourite version of this Paris show, you can decide yourself what version you like the most. 

PERFORMANCE: 
The 1970 tour was incredible; one of their best tours ever, musicalwise However, I think that this 2nd Paris show is one of the least good performances this year. The 2 other shows in Paris were fantastic, but this one really never takes off at all. But that's just my own opinion....I know others disagree 

BONUS TRACKS: 
Scorpio inserted Gimme Shelter and You Gotta Move from the opening night of the tour in Malmö, Sweden. They also inserted the 3 songs available from Saville Theatre, London, Dec 14th 1969 plus Honky Tonk Women and Street Fighting Man from "Germany 1970". Of course those German tracks are familiar to me when listening, but I don't know the date, as I only listened to this new Scorpio boot one time, and have not bothered to compare/check out. Is it Essen, Hamburg, Frankfurt or ologne....anyway they're just bonus tracks, that's all 

Welcome To The Fillmore - 1970-09-23 - New York City, NY (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Welcome to the Fillmore East
NET-TV Special,
Fillmore East,
New York,NY,USA
September 23,1970
PBS-TV 1986 REBROADCAST

Bill Graham Introduction

lineage
RECORDED FROM 1986 TV REBROADCAST ON HI-FI VHS > ADS TECH CAP WIZ > ULEAD DVD MOVIE FACTORY W/CHAPTERS

Video :
NTSC
MPEG-2 Video
4:3 Ratio
720 x 480 Size
29.97 Fr/sec
4000 kb/s vbr

Audio :
AC3
stereo Mode
48.00 kHz
2 Channel(s)
224 Kbits/sec

The Byrds:
01 - Jesus Is Just Alright
02 - Eight Miles High

Elvin Bishop:
03 - Crazy About You

Albert King:
04 - Oh Pretty Woman
05 - Blues Power

Sha-Na-Na
06 - Walk, Don't Run
07 - Teen Angel

Van Morrison
08 - These Dreams Of You
09 - Cyprus Avenue

Led Zeppelin - 1971-09-23 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

 

(Audience FLAC)

"Ladies And Gentlemen...This Is Led Zeppelin!"
(9-23-71), Tokyo, Japan, Nippon Budokan (Budokan Hall)
Remastered Audience Recording,(Recording Source One)

Lineage:
"Front Row",(Tarantura), Trader CD-R, EAC, Secure Mode, Accurate Stream, No Disable Cache > WAV > Remaster > Flac Frontend, Encoding Options,Level.8, Align On Sector Boundaries > Flac

Label: N/A
Original Taper: N/A

CD1
01) Introduction By Goro Itoi
02) Immigrant Song
03) Heartbreaker
04) Since I've Been Loving You
05) Black Dog ( Has A Tape Cut After Song Finishes)
06) Dazed And Confused ( Has A Tape Cut After Song Finishes)
07) Stairway To Heaven
08) Celebration Day 

CD2
01) Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
02) That's The Way
03) Going To California ( Has A Tape Cut After The Song Finishes)
04) What Is And What Should Never Be
05) Moby Dick
06) Whole Lotta Love (Medley) (Has A Tape Cut At Beginning Of Song, And At Beginning Of "Hello Marylou")
Includes:
- Boogie Chillen
- Hello Marylou
- Mess O' The Blues
- I'm A Man/I'm Your Man
- Tobacco Road
- Good Times,Bad Times
- How Many More Times
- The Hunter
- Good Evening (Announcement/Break In song)
- You Shook Me
07) Communication Breakdown (Cut,Incomplete Song)

My Notes by the trader:
This is strictly a remaster of the 1st tape source,no patches to complete tracks or plantations have been added.I know that whenever my friends and I have put together a project for the community,we like to make a project as complete as possible, but there is a reason why we've remastered and posted the first tape source on it's own.It's quite a long and detailed story though, so I'll spare everyone the details, and just post my notes about this recording.I've always liked the "Front Row" source, it may be a little muddy in some places,and the boot labels have amplified it a little too hot, but there are moments in the recording that really shine, like "Stairway To Heaven",the acoustic set, and "Whole Lotta Love" (Especially when the band gets into "Tobacco Road").

What we've done to this recording:
- We've reduced the "Hotness" of the recording, and have tried to make it sound easier on the ears.
- We've tried to balance the instruments and the acoustics as much as possible.
- We've reduced as much tape hiss as possible.
- We've tried to bring out things that were buried in the recording (crowd cheers,clapping,commentary).

Van der Graaf Generator - 1971-09-23 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM brodcast FLAC)

BBC In Concert
(broadcast 5 October 1971)

Source: The first 3 tracks are taken from an original radio show LP even if they may have been recorded onto tape first, as suggested by the sound quality features, so the lineage could be: original radio show LP>tape>cd. The last 2 tracks come clearly from an off-radio broadcast recording and are obviously not as good as the first 3 but stll very good.
Lineage: 1-3 'VdGG On The Air' (shn files) ; 4-5 Pilgrimage 13 (remastered by calayx1)
Editing Information:
- Original source of P13 tracks was 'Radio & TV/1968-1977' CDr
- Goldwave 5.10 pop/click function to remove some clicks.
- Boosted volume in both channels (more so in LH) on tracks 1-3 to bring volume up to levels on 4-5 and patched in applause at the end of Man-Erg
- Removed silence at end of OTA tracks with cross-fades

01. Man-Erg
02. W
03. Killer
04. Theme One
05. Dambusters March

Pink Floyd - 1972-09-23/24 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/SHN)

(Audience SHN)

Title: Winterland 1972
Date: 23-24 September, 1972
Location: Winterland Auditorium, San Francisco, California
Source: TDK Tape 100 Master Reel>Sirene-046 Silver CDs
Copy 77 of 300>EAC>WAV>SHN
Rating: VG+

Disc One (23 September):
01. Speak To Me 3:31
02. Breathe In The Air 2:42
03. The Travel Section (On The Run) 5:33
04. Time 6:01
05. Breathe In The Air (Reprise) 1:03
06. The Mortality Squence (The Great Gig In The Sky) 4:27
07. Money 6:03
08. Us And Them 6:56
09. Any Colour You Like 4:08
10. Brain Damage 3:43
11. Eclipse 1:53
12. One Of These Days 10:09
13. Careful With The Axe, Eugene 9:11
Total: 65:20

Disc Two (24 September):
01. Speak To Me 3:02
02. Breathe In The Air 2:38
03. The Travel Section (On The Run) 4:44
04. Time 5:52
05. Breathe In The Air (Reprise) 1:03
06. The Mortality Squence (The Great Gig In The Sky) 4:19
07. Money 6:09
08. Us And Them 7:28
09. Any Colour You Like 4:11
10. Brain Damage 3:43
11. Eclipse 1:38
Total: 44:47

Disc Three (24 September):
01. One Of These Days 10:02
02. Careful With The Axe, Eugene 13:35
03. Echoes 23:32

Total: 46:09

Comments:
Taken from the original master reel recorded by a Japanese person who visited San Francisco in 1972. This version has NEVER been out before. 300 copies only, numbered edition. The artwork includes a pciture of the master reel-to-reel tape.

Frank Zappa - 1972-09-23 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Frank Zappa and The Grand Wazoo Orchestra (20 piece band - no vocals)

September 23, 1972 afternoon show

The Felt Forum

New York City, USA

The Grape's cassette master > 1st gen. mono reel at 7.5 ips speed.

Decent sound quality - check the samples to get an idea of the quality for yourself.

This show was not on the tracker and I thought I would post this version because I downloaded an inferior copy of this source that was lower quality, out of order and with other flaws including unverified lineage.

Transfer: Tandberg 9241XD > Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia III soundcard > Pro Tools (normalization and tracking - No EQ or hiss reduction) > Aiff > xACT (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified).

The Grand Wazoo Orchestra:

Frank Zappa

Tony Duran

Jerry Kessler

Dave Parlato

Jim Gordon

Tom Raney

Ruth Underwood

Ian Underwood

Bruce Fowler

Malcolm McNabb

Tom Malone

Earle Dumler

Glenn Ferris

Sal Marquez

Ken Shroyer

Mike Altschul

Joanne McNabb

Jay Migliori

Ray Reed

Charles Owens

CD1 - 31:35

01 applause > intro (00:54)

02 talk (01:48)

03 audience participation segment > soundchecks and band intros (04:40)

04 soundchecks and band intros continued (02:54)

05 Tony Duran intro > The Grand Wazoo (14:52)

06 talk (01:29)

07 Dog Meat (Dog Breath Variations - Uncle Meat medley) (04:58)

CD2 - 60:07

01 talk (02:08)

02 Big Swifty (13:01)

03 talk (01:08)

04 Approximate (14:21)

05 The Grand Wazoo Comic Book Extravaganza (18:34)

06 thanks and applause before encores (01:43)

encores:

07 talk (02:09)

08 Penis Dimension > (03:45)

09 Regyptian Strut (02:58)

10 final thanks and applause (00:20)

Santana - 1974-09-23 - Albuquerque, NM (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

UNIVERSITY ARENA

Carlos Santana
Jose “Chepito” Areas
Jules Broussard
David Brown
“Ndugu” Leon Chancler
Tom Coster
Leon Patillo
Armando Peraza

CD1:
01. Going Home/A-1 Funk/Every Step Of The Way
02. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
03. Oye Como Va
04. Mirage
05. Just In Time To See The Sun
06. Bambele
07. Bambele
08. Give And Take
09. Incident At Neshabur
Total Time: 62:51

CD2:
10. Soul Sacrifice
11. Samba Pa Ti
12. Savor/Toussaint L’Overture
Total Time: 22:30

Bruce Springsteen - 1975-09-23 - Ann Arbor, MI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 
Yes We're Going to a Party Party 
Hill Auditorium 
Ann Arbor, MI 
September 23, 1975 
JEMS Archive 

2nd Generation Reel > DAT > Wavelab 6 capture and master > Peak Pro XT (re-indexing) > xACT > FLAC 

01 Thunder Road 
02 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 
03 Spirit In The Night 
04 Pretty Flamingo 
05 Growin' Up 
06 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City 
07 The E Street Shuffle 
08 Sha La La 
09 She's The One 
10 Born To Run 
11 Backstreets 
12 Kitty's Back 
13 Jungleland 
14 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 
15 Detroit Medley > Back In The U.S.A. 
16 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 
17 Quarter To Three 
18 Carol 
19 Twist And Shout 

Known Faults: 
-E Street Shuffle: seamless splice 
-Carol: start cut 

If you are well versed in Springsteen bootlegs (and if you hang around here, you most likely are), you're probably aware of some of the "birthday shows" that have occurred on or around Bruce's own birthday. Passaic 9/22/78 is a good example, where a cake was wheeled out (with a young lady inside, no less) to celebrate the occasion. Philadelphia 9/24/99 is another "birthday show," as Bruce turned 50 that year and the set had some special additions. 

But what both those shows have in common besides celebrating Bruce's birthday is that they didn't happen ON his birthday. The truth of the matter is, Springsteen has only played three proper concerts on his actual birthday of September 23: the Oakland Amnesty show in 1988, Mile High Stadium in Denver in 1985 and this show in the heart of the Born to Run tour on the day Bruce turned 26. 

The Amnesty shows weren't exactly normal anyway given the multi-artist bill, and though Oakland was one of Bruce's longest sets of the Amnesty tour, it wasn't down to the special occasion, but the fact that Sting had a scheduling conflict and the rest of the headlining artists' sets were extended as well. Like Passaic, Denver '85 featured a birthday cake, but the set that night is rather pedestrian and certainly not extended in celebration--in fact the next night is longer. 

But Ann Arbor 9/23/75 feels like a true 26th birthday extravaganza, with four encores and the majestic slow "Thunder Road" moved to the opening slot for the first time. Moved from the Power Center to Hill Auditorium due to anticipated ticket demand, Brucebase calls it "an extra special performance" and it is hard to argue with that, in a set that includes not only current BTR tour covers like "Sha La La" and "Pretty Flamingo," but the rarer "Carol" and "Twist and Shout." Bruce also nods to "Stagger Lee" in "Spirit in the Night" and later "Nothing's Too Good For My Baby" in "Kitty's Back." 

Ann Arbor '75 also marks the debut of what would become a concert staple for Springsteen for the next ten years, the "Detroit Medley." The arrangement is largely established even on night one, with the exception of the song ending away from Mitch Ryder and instead on Chuck Berry's "Back in the U.S.A.," played just a handful of times, but most famously on the Main Point broadcast in February. 

This is a perfect example of a show that probably has not gotten its due because it wasn't a radio broadcast or a famously high-quality audience tape. Happily, the JEMS archive yielded a second-generation copy that is superior to what's long been in circulation, moving the quality firmly into the "solid for '75" category. The new JEMS transfer also lacks some of the cuts found in previous versions. Samples provided. 

In addition to transferring his DAT copy of the show, Tapeboy shared some further memories around his first time seeing Bruce: 

"I had seen the 'Born To Run' album on the end-cap display at the E.J. Korvette's department store in Roseville, Michigan (which had a great record department...spent many an hour there in my youth) for a week or so before I heard the last minute of the title track on radio one night at work. I bought the album at Korvette's the next day on the strength of those 60 seconds of genius. 

After reading in the Detroit Free Press that Bruce was coming to play in Ann Arbor later that month, I got a pair of tickets, and had to convince a friend of mine to go to the show...convince! Ann Arbor was a great college town with record stores seemingly on every corner. I remember buying Bruce's first two albums at a store there the day of the show. 

I tried to get my 8-track recorder into Hill Auditorium, but was unable to get it past security. That was the only disappointment of the night though. Like many a 'first time seeing Bruce' story, the show felt magical, from the solo 'Thunder Road' opening on the piano to the last notes of 'Twist and Shout' a marathon later. Unbeknownst to us at the time, it was Bruce's 26th birthday as well, and I'm sure that had a effect on the wonderful performance that evening. 

Bob Seger was down front for the show, and I think Bruce ended up in his lap when he ventured into the crowd for 'Spirit In The Night.' Who ever heard of a rock performer going into the audience before Bruce? The mythical nature of the band was there in full force, too: The Big Man, Miami Steve, The Phantom and The Professor, all locked down by The Mighty Max and Garry W Tallent!" 

Again taking this one the last mile is our comrade MJK5510. Thanks to him for final finishing and prepping. 

BK for JEMS

Fleetwood Mac - 1975-09-23 - Wallingford, CT (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Trod Nossel Studios,

Source:
Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel

Lineage:
Reel To Reel Master>CDR>CDR>CDR>WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)> FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz)

Mastering Information: CDR ripped to WAV with Exact Audio Copy. Wave files
converted to FLAC level 8 using FLAC Frontend.

01. Get Like You Used To Be
02. Station Man
03. Spare Me A Little Of Your Love
04. Rhiannon
05. Why
06. Landslide
07. Over My Head
08. I'm So Afraid
09. Oh Well
10. The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown)
11. World Turning
12. Blue Letter
13. Hypnotized

Running Time: 65:47

UFO - 1975-09-23 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

UFO

Record Plant Studios

Los Angeles, CA

September 23, 1975

Lineage:

SBD> KMET-FM Los Angeles Broadcast> unknown> .flac> .aiff> Pumpup> .ape> .wav> Fixed SBE's (TLH)> .flac (level 6)

01 - Intro > Let It Roll

02 - Doctor Doctor

03 - Oh My

04 - Built For Comfort

05 - Out In The Street

06 - Space Child (removed)

07 - Mother Mary

08 - All Or Nothing

09 - This Kid's

10 - Shoot Shoot

11 - Rock Bottom

12 - C'Mon Everybody

Styx - 1977-09-23 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

STYX

Auditorium Theater

Chicago IL.

September 23rd 1977

KISW FM Broadcast

Aired 1978-02-25

From The JEMS Archive

Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE 

FM BROADCAST REEL MASTER @ 3 & 3/4 IPS>AKAI GX 4000-D REEL TO REEL>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240WAV (24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB 

FOR KRW TRACK MARKS EDITS AND VOLUME ADJUSTMENT>WAV 16/44.1>TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8) 

Chuck Panozzo bass backing vocals

James Young guitar backing and lead vocals 

Tommy Shaw guitar lead and backing vocals 

Dennis DeYoung lead and backing vocals keyboards 

John Panozzo drums 

01 Intro

02 The Grand Illusion

03 Lady 

04 Fooling yourself

05 Suite Madame Blue

06 Come Sail Away

07 Midnight Ride

08 Miss America 

09 KISW Styx Contest Info And Outro

Yes - 1977-09-23 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Los Angeles Forum, CA
Mike Millard Master Tape

LINEAGE
Master tape> dat > dat > cd-r > Bias Peak Pro 5.2.1 > XACT > flac

Anderson,
Howe,
Squire,
Wakeman,
White

01 Firebird Suite 2:40
02 Parallels 6:18
03 I've Seen All Good People 7:29
04 Close To The Edge 19:31
05 Wonderous Stories 4:26
06 Colors Of The Rainbow 1:11
07 Turn Of The Century 8:09
08 Tour Song 1:21
09 And You And I 10:33
10 Going For The One 6:01
11 Flight Jam 3:52
12 Awaken 17:33
13 Starship Trooper 14:01
14 Roundabout 9:40

Total Time 112:45 (1:52:45)

Remaster
01. Boost deficient frequencies/EQ.
02. Correct speed.
03. Verify pitch correct.
04. Correct phasing.
05. Adjust stereo field and center sound.
06. Correct inappropriate volume boosts*
07. Correct auto-record level effects**
08. Reduce audience contribution***
09. Repair many audible gaps and single channel dropouts
10. Adjust dynamics
11. Light noise reduction
12. Re-track given 14 songs in 10 source files.****

Notes
This remaster should be considered an upgrade to the PRRPSAE 05 version. More advanced software and techniques were used during this project. A great deal of time was devoted to repairing or removing as many clicks, pops and other tape errors as possible, using non-destructive techniques. The audience noise and loud claps were more extensively addressed in this version. *18 segments were found to have an abrupt, audible amplitude boost of 3-6dB. The volume of the sound and the hiss both clearly increased in these segments. These were corrected, eliminating this distraction. **The recording system made frequent adjustments to record volume such as attenuation after a loud clap. These were corrected as much as possible. ***The crowd was very enthusiastic that night. Frequently yells, loud claps and whistles were present during the songs. Where present, they were repaired or attenuated as much as possible. Most applause found between songs was left unaltered.
****Remove redundant sections and track as continuous show. Suggested CD Burn: CD1 Tracks 1-9, CD2 Tracks 10-14

This is an RMCH Remaster that is not part of the PRRP series or the RMCH Series. We do not intend to make artwork for any of these releases, but if you have artwork, please send it to webadmin@prrp-music.org and it will be uploaded to the website.

John McLaughlin - 1978-09-23 - Frankfurt, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

John Mclaughlin and the One Truth Band

Jahrhunderthalle

Frankfurt, Germany (West Germany at the time)

1978-09-23

Lineage

supposedly an FM recording via cd-r trade> WAV to Flac via TLH> TLH torrent creation

John McLaughlin-guitar

L Shankar-violin

Stu Goldberg-keys

Fernando Saunders-bass

Tony Smith-drums

01 - Meeting of the Spirits

02 - Mind Ecology

03 - Do You Hear the Voices You Left Behind

04 - Fernando Saunders solo

05 - Stu Goldberg solo

06 - Do You Hear the Voices cont'd into Get Down and Sruti and Phenomenon Compulsion

07 - Konnakol duo of JM and Shankar

08 - JM/Stu Goldberg Duo

09 - Friendship

Very good recording for the time by request for Quetzalcoatl. Thought this would be an interesting contrast to the Brown's Mills show from a year later that was recently seeded. Not sure that this particular show has been on DIME before. Source info on etree indicates FM, and everything is crisp and clear and nicely mixed. Might be FM static you hear at times, but this could've also come from and LP. NOt sure.Many extended solos throughout this show. Do You Hear the Voices from start to finish clocks in at nearly 40 minutes. Interesting to me to still hear Shakti tunes in the repertoire and nods to the Johnny McLaughlin Electric Guitarist album that this tour was promoting.

Bob Marley - 1980-09-23 - Pittsburgh, PA (SBD/FLAC) Bob's last concert

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley and the Wailers

Stanley Theater,

Pittsburgh, PA

9-23-80

Recording source:  Soundboard

File format:  FLAC

Taper: unknown

Transfer/Seeder: dubwise

My Original Source: unknown maybe bootleg cd

01. Natural Mystic

02. Positive Vibration

03. Burnin' and Lootin'

04. Them Belly Full

05. The Heathen

06. Running Away > Crazy Baldheads

07. War > No more trouble

08. Zimbabwe

09. Zion Train

10. No woman, no cry

11. Jammin'

12. Exodus

13. Redemption Songs

14. Coming in from the cold

15. could you be loved

16. Is this love?

Upgrade to fast speed version in circulation. I posted one version this morning with some samples, and was directed that this sample sounded best. This version has been slowed down from the original cassette about 20 years ago.

R.E.M. - 1981-09-23 - Athens, GA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

includes soundcheck

This is a soundboard recording My CD was extracted with EAC then converted to flac 6 with TLH

CD1
set 1:
01 - Just A Touch
02 - Ages Of You
03 - 1,000,000
04 - Get On Their Way
05 - There She Goes Again
06 - Action
07 - Wait
08 - Sitting Still
09 - Permanent Vacation
10 - Mystery To Me

set 2:
11 - White Tornado
12 - I Can't Control Myself
13 - Burning Down
14 - Shaking Through
15 - Laughing
16 - Romance

CD2
01 - Pretty Persuasion
02 - That Beat
03 - Stumble
04 - Radio Free Europe
05 - Carnival Of Sorts (Boxcars)
06 - encore:
07 - The Lion Sleeps Tonight
08 - Skank
09 - Gardening At Night
10 - Windout
11 - 09-09

Soundcheck:
01 - Unknown instrumental
02 - Sitting still
03 - 1000000
04 - The lion sleeps tonight

Sonny Rollins - 1983-09-23 - Portland, OR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Sonny Rollins

Starry Night

Portland, OR

September 23, 1983

Sonny Rollins, tenor saxophone

Clifton Anderson, trombone

Bobby Broom, guitar

Russell Blake, electric bass

Tommy Campbell, drums

Source: Soundboard

Unknown lineage (originally seeded by gaffeypj on 25 September 2005)

Set 1 (Tree disc 5)

1. Penny Saved (Broom) - 17:56

2. Coconut Bread (Rollins) - 9:57

3. My Ideal (Chase/Whiting/Robin) - 10:04

4. Best Wishes (Rollins) - 7:52

Set 2 (Tree disc 6)

5. I'm Old Fashioned (Kern/Mercer) - 5:58

6. Don't Stop the Carnival (Rollins) - 18:01

7. Silver City (Rollins) / I'll Be Seeing You (Fain/Kahal) - 14:07

Total time = 83:58

The Police - 1983-09-23 - Nimes, FR (FM/FLAC)

 

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Nimes, Les Arenes

01 - Message in a bottle
02 - Walking on the moon
03 - Oh my God! (cut)
04 - De do do do de da da da
05 - Wrapped around your fingers
06 - Tea in the Sahara (cut)
07 - Hole in my life
08 - One World (not three)
09 - Don't stand so close to me
10 - Every breath you take
11 - Roxanne
12 - I can't stand losing you / Reggatta de blanc
13 - So lonely (cut)

RTL broadcast (AM)

This one was requested to me, so I took the chance to pick up the dusty tape and transfer the content on my hard disk for you benefit. This one was traded back in 1991. I doesn't sound very much a radio broadcast to me, but there are a few elements for which I suspect I suspect this IS actually from radio:

- I got it from the french guy who taped it, and he said he did it from the radio
- RTL broadcasted in AM until mid-80's, which explains why the sound is not as clean as a FM programme
- the audience is almost non-existent is the recording, which means that the recording is probably taken from soundboard
- other RTL shows around the same period (even from The Police) have the same 'kind' of sound
- some tracks are cut off; the taper explained me that he had cut off the nasty speaker interrupting the music

Pink Floyd - 1987-09-23 - Toronto, ONT (AUD/SHN)

(Audience SHN)

Venue: September 23rd, 1987 – CNE Stadium, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Lineage:
A[Low]>SBLive>WAV>CoolEditPro>EAC>SHN

CD1
01. Echoes (18:23)
02. Signs Of Life (4:27)
03. Learning To Fly (5:37)
04. Yet Another Movie (7:34)
05. A New Machine – part 1 (1:46)
06. Terminal Frost (5:59)
07. A New Machine – part 2 (0:39)
08. Sorrow (9:59)
09. Dogs Of War (7:59)
10. On The Turning Away (8:50)

CD2
01. One Of These Days (7:45)
02. Time (5:47)
03. On The Run (4:14)
04. Wish You Were Here (5:08)
05. Welcome To The Machine (8:38)
06. Us And Them (7:35)
07. Money (7:15)
08. Another Brick In The Wall (6:24)
09. Comfortably Numb (9:38)
10. One Slip (7:16)
11. Run Like Hell (7:02)

Quality (1-6): 4,5.
Artwork: Wojtek

Source and digital transfer: Wojtek's Page Of Bootlegs

Album notes:
A part of north american „A Momentary Lapse Of Reason” 1987 tour. Recording mastered from genuine low generation analog tape. Discs' division compatible with the course of the show. Carefuly indexed. Revised copy. Balanced. Speed corrected. Very rare show (this isn't mislabeled 1987-09-21).

Eric Clapton - 1988-09-23 - Lugana Hills, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Viva La Crossroads

Eric Clapton and his band 

Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre

Lugana Hills, California 

23-Sep-1988 

Tarantura TCDEC-10

lineage:

Mike Millard audience recording>?>silver>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 8>you

Eric Clapton - Guitar, Vocals 

Mark Knopfler - Guitar, Vocals 

Nathan East - Bass, Vocals 

Steve Ferrone - Drums 

Jodie Linscott - Percussion 

Katie Kissoon - Backing Vocals 

Tessa Niles - Backing Vocals 

CD1

01. Crossroads

02. White Room

03. I Shot the Sheriff

04. Lay Down Sally

05. Wonderful Tonight

06. Tearing Us Apart

07. After Midnight

08. Can't Find My Way Home

09. Badge

CD2

01. Same Old Blues

02. Cocaine

03. Layla

04. Money For Nothing

05. Sunshine of Your Love

EAC log file and MD5 included for each disc 

Rating: audience 5

James Taylor - 1989-09-23 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

James Taylor
New York City
09/23/1989 

Source: CDR>EAC>Wav>FlacFrontend>Flac

CD1
01 Secret O' Life
02 You Can Close Your Eyes
03 Looking For Love On Broadway
04 Slow Burning Love
05 Traffic Jam
06 Twelve Gates To The City
07 Riding On A Railroad
08 Benjamin > Music
09 New Hymn
10 Carolina In My Mind
11 Wild Mountain Thyme
12 Baby Boom Baby

CD2
01 Fire & Rain
02 Only One
03 From Ankara To Izmir
04 Sweet Baby James
05 Old Blue
06 Sweet Potato Pie
07 Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
08 Never die young (Cuts)
09 Walking Man
10 Shower The People
11 Sea Cruise
12 You've Got A Friend

with Jerry Douglas, Mark O'Connor and Edgar Meyer

Joe Cocker - 1989-09-23 - Columbus, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Joe Cocker

Palace Theatre

Columbus OH.

September 23rd, 1989

Soundboard From The Collection of shmoopatties

Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE

SOUNDBOARD TO ANALOG CASSETTE>NAKAMICHI DR-1 (W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT)>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV 16/44.1>TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8)

01 Intro

02 Bad Bad Sign

03 Feeling Alright

04 Another Mind Gone

05 Shelter Me

06 Hitchcock Railway

07 Many Rivers To Cross

08 Letting Go

09 Up Where We Belong

10 I Stay And Wonder

11 I Will Live For You(CUT)

(tape flip edit at 00:47:07:10)

12 I'm Your Man(cut) /Band Intro

13 Just To Keep From Drowning

14 Guilty

15 Lonely Avenue

16 You Can Leave Your Hat On

17 I've Got To Use My Imagination

18 When The Night Comes

19 One Night Of Sin

20 Two Wrongs

21 Unchain My Heart

22 With A Little Help From My Friends (cuts)

Deep Purple - 1991-09-23 - Poznan, Poland (DVDfull pro-shot) TV Report

(DVDfull pro-shot)

TV Report

Band name: Deep Purple
Date: September 23rd, 1991
Venue: Arena Hall
Location: Poznan, Poland
Tour name: Slaves And Masters World Tour
Taper: Unknown. Source - Deep Purple Official YT Channel & ranarossa's VHS tape
Authoring: Orion1987 (NeroVision 11)
Generation: Master / Mid
Video format: PAL
Aspect ratio: 4:3 (720x576)
Total running time: 16min 10sec + 26min 42sec = 42min 52sec
Size: 1,87GB
Chapters: marked each section of report.

Deep Purple Official Channel Version 16min 10sec
01 - Before the show
02 - Interviews with the audience
03 - Airport & Roger Glover Interview
04 - Burn (part, with video of arriving at the venue)
05 - Black Night
06 - Child In Time 
07 - Black Night (reprise)

Long Uncut Version from VHS 26min 42sec 
01 - Airport
02 - Roger Glover Interview (not Bruce Payne wink.gif )
03 - Arriving at venue
04 - Before the show
05 - Intro
06 - Burn
07 - Long Live Rock 'n' Roll
08 - Child In Time
09 - Black Night Reprise
10 - Truth Hurts (part)

Deep Purple - 1991-09-23 - Poznan, Poland (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Deep Purple - Too Much Is Not Enough 

Arena Hall, Poznan, Poland 
1991-09-23 

1st version of Poznan 1991. Very well filmed from center/right side. Authored by UZI-Video 2003. 

Video: MPEG-2 
Audio: MPEG 2.0, 224Kbps, LPCM, 48KHz/16bits, 2 Channels 
Size: 4,05GB 

Menu & chapters: yes 
Artwork: yes

Ritchie Blackmore – guitar 
Joe Lynn Turner - vocals 
Jon Lord – keyboards 
Ian Paice – drums 
Roger Glover – bass 

01. Intro / Burn 
02. Black Night 
03. Truth Hurts 
04. The Cut Runs Deep 
05. Perfect Strangers 
06. Fire In The Basement / Bass Solo 
07. Hey Joe 
08. Love Conquers All 
09. Difficult To Cure 
10. Keyboard Solo 
11. Knocking At Your Back Door 
12. Lazy 
13. Highway Star 
14. Smoke On The Water / Woman From Tokyo / Drum Solo

Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - 1995-09-23 - Mexico City, MX (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Page & Plant .... September 23, 1995
Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico

Source: Third Eye source, 1st generation; Audience shot on VHS tape.
Title: "The Mexico City Warm-up Gigs"
Transfer: Phrob (Maine, USA) of JAJ's (roryglzep) tape.

AUDIENCE NTSC-DVD = 4.35GB
no menus, 5 minute auto chapters
Standalone transfer to DVD-R> DVDDecrypter> this torrent
Video Quality: B+/A-
Audio Quality: A-

Video: 720x480 pixel
Frame rate: VBR at 29.970 frames
DVD format / Video System: NTSC 4:3
Region: 0
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 0xbd[0x80]: 48000Hz; 256 kb/s tot, stereo (2/0)

Tye Dye On the Highway (Sept. 22, 1995 Dress Rehearsal)

(Sept. 23, 1995 show):
01 - Intro
02 - Wanton Song
03 - Bring It on Home
04 - Ramble On
05 - Thank You
06 - No Quarter
07 - The Battle of Evermore (with Najma Ahktar)
08 - Hurdy Gurdy solo
09 - Gallows Pole
10 - Since I've Been Loving You
11 - The Song Remains The Same
12 - Going To California
13 - Friends
14 - Four Sticks
15 - Whole Lotta Love (Includes: Light My Fire> Break On Through> Dazed and Confused)

Encores:
16 - Black Dog
17 - Kashmir
18 - Heartbreaker