The Rolling Stones - 1970s - Claudine (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

The Rolling Stones

"Claudine" Dead Spider KOK-709 Vinyl

Various Studio demos 

Technics SL-1210MK2 with Shure M97 x E (MM) - DENON PMA-710 - direct source, no equalizing - capture with CoolEdit Pro 2.0 - de-crackle with Soundforge 9.0 - normalizing, fade-in and fade-out, track-splitting again with CE Pro 2.0 - flac with flac-frontend on a VM-machine with Windows XP - correction of SBE's with Trader's Little Helper 

01 - Claudine [finished take]

02 - We Had It All [outstanding quality and stereo spread]

03 - Run Rudolph Run

04 - When The Whip Comes Down [full master take]

05 - Dance [finished instrumental mix]

06 - Before They Make Me Run [promo version]

07 - Beast Of Burden

08 - Let's Go Steady

09 - Shattered [instrumental take]

10 - The Harder They Come 

11 - I Think I'm Going Mad

12 - CS Blues 9 second Fragment [useless really and a little jarring!]

Bob Marley - 1970s - The Santana Secret Tape (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers
"The Santana Secret Tape"
1975-1980

CD1 and 2 -> EAC-> 1 track wave -> CD WAVe split -> Frontend Flac

Cd 1
01 - Keep On Moving (Dub Take 1)
02 - Keep On Moving (Dub Take 2)
03 - ???? Marcia? Got To Lead The West..
04 - Waiting In Vain (Live)
05 - Rebel Music (Live)
06 - Instrumental
07 - Revolution (Take 1)
08 - Revolution (Take 2)

CD 2
01 - Pimpers Paradise (Dub)
02 - So Much Trouble (Instrumental)
03 - Forever Loving Jah (Instrumental)
04 - Bad Card (Version)
05 - Real Situation (Alternate)
06 - Crisis (Version)
07 - Buffalo Soldier (Dub)
08 - Rebel Music (Instrumental Take 3)
09 - Buffalo Soldier (Dub Mix 2)
10 - One Love (Dub Take 2)
11- One Love (Dub Take 3)

January 14, 2008
Ask BobMarley.com: Santana
By Jack Low / BobMarley.com

Santana himself is an avid music collector, who is said to have a vault of music for all his favorite artists. In the tape trader community, there is a tape called the "Bob Marley Santana Tape," which is full of rare 7-inch and b-side singles of Bob and the Wailers.
Bob Marley - 1975 - Bob Marley - Santana Secret Tape (1975-1980)

Despite a mutual respect for one another's music, Bob and Santana never recorded together
Q: "Is it true that Bob Marley and Santana did some recordings together in 1979? If so what happened to those tapes?"
-Ben Kramer

It's true that Bob Marley and Mexican guitarist Carlos Santana were fans of one another's music. The artists often played many of the same venues in the process of demanding tour circuits on which they aimed to grow their audiences in Europe and the United States during the 1970s and the early 1980s. The first documented example of Bob's interest in the guitarist's powerful brand of rock is a 1973 home movie where Bob and other members of the Wailers are hanging out at a waterfall in Jamaica, listening to Santana's music.

Although Santana and Bob never embarked on a recording session in the studio together, Bob once came close to recording a live number with Santana and his band. In the summer of 1980, during the European leg of Bob's Uprising tour, the pair met up in Germany because of coinciding schedules. Bob was to play at Dortmund, Germany Friday the June 13th. The day before, Santana was in town to play at the same club. It was one of the only days off for Bob and the band during the tour, which carried them all over Europe.

Bob attended the Santana show with the rest of the Wailers. It was sold out, and Bob and the Wailers where backstage watching the show. Santana offered Bob Marley and the Wailers to perform with his band onstage during the third and final encore. Al Anderson and Tyrone Downie of he Wailers took Santana up on his offer and came on stage and played with Santana on his classic tune "Evil Ways," from Santana's eponymous 1969 debut album. Because Bob did not join his bandmates onstage that night, today there is no recording of the two greats playing together.

Santana himself is an avid music collector, who is said to have a vault of music for all his favorite artists. In the tape trader community, there is a tape called the "Bob Marley Santana Tape," which is full of rare 7-inch and b-side singles of Bob and the Wailers. Ben, we hope this answers your question. Thanks for asking Bob Marley.com.

Miles Davis - 1960-04-03 - Munich, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Miles Davis Quintet 

April 3, 1960 

Kongress-Saal, Deutsches Museum, Munich (Germany) 

Unknown radio broadcast 

Lineage: 

CD > TLH > FLAC level 8 > YOU

Miles Davis (tpt)

John Coltrane (ts)

Wynton Kelly (p)

Paul Chambers (b)

Jimmy Cobb (d)

First fragment 

1 So What (incomplete) (M. Davis) 10.37 

2'Round Midnight (B. Hanighen-C. Williams-T. Monk) 5.43 

3 Walkin' (incomplete) (R. Carpenter) 11.03 

Second fragment 

4 So What (M. Davis) 

Parts of the textfile are added from Peter Ploisin "Miles Ahead"

Yes - 1970-04-03 - Cologne, DE (OAM/FLAC)

(OAM FLAC)

On air microphone recordings

YES

Köln (aka "cologne")

Sporthalle

(progresive pop festival)

03.April.1970

SOURCE: unknown wdr fm equipment (probably a uher report) with unknown microphones placed on stage

TRANSFER 01: braun tg 60 > revox a77 (7,5 ips) done in 1980

TRANSFER 02: rexox a77 (little azimuth correction) > van der hul hifi cables > tascam ss-r1 > adobe audition

01 No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed

02 Then

03 Every Little Thing

04 Astral Traveller

05 Everydays

TOTAL: 29:39

The Progressive Pop Festival ’70 in Cologne, Germany brought together some of the best British prog rock groups of the era including Procol Harum, Soft Machine, Steamhammer, Colosseum, Tyrannosaurus Rex and Deep Purple (when they were still considered “progressive”).  On April 3rd, the first day of the two day event, Yes played a half hour long set drawn almost exclusively from their latest album Time And A Word, which they finished recording in January and would be released in June.

A previous release of this set can be found on Every Little Thing (Highland HL 419) sourced from a fair but listenable audience tape. Progressive Rock Festival 1970 on Virtuoso focuses upon a brand new tape which recently surfaced.  This recording is sourced from microphones placed on stage by WDR FM and represents a tremendous upgrade to Highland.

The Master Tape Edition is very broad and lively, focusing upon vocals and Peter Banks’ guitar.  The second half of the disc contains the Remastered Edition of the same tape which brings out the lower frequencies, giving prominence to the bass and some hiss removal.

The set begins with the first two songs from the new album, “No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed” and “Then.” Both songs had been part of the live act for almost a year up to this point. The studio versions were heavily treated with the orchestra, but obviously the stage arrangements from before are played.

An eyewitness confirms that the sound system was poor for most of the bands and for Yes it even breaks down right at the beginning of “Then.” Bill Bruford keeps the momentum going while it is being fixed. Chris Squire leads the rest of the band back into the song. “Every Little Thing” is the only song from the first album played and includes short references to “Norwegian Wood” and ”Jesu, Joy Of Man’s Desiring.”

“ Astral Traveller”, the newest original in the set, sounds adventurous, dynamic and inventive compared to the other songs. The short set ends with “Everydays,” also from the new album.

This tape is significant since, except for the April 7th BBC session for John Peel where they recorded “For Everyone,” this would be one of the last recordings with Banks. He would be fired two weeks after this show on April 18th after the show on Luton and replaced by Steve Howe (and the rest, as they say, is history).

Progressive Pop Festival 1970 is one of the most interesting and exciting Yes tapes to surface in a while.  Recordings of the first (of many) Yes lineups are rare, and even more rare are audience recordings in such enjoyable sound quality and is a worthy upgrade and replacement of the old Highland release.

Pink Floyd - 1971-04-03 - Rotterdam, NL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Pink Floyd
Sportpaleis Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands
3 April 1971

Lineage:

TDK SA90 cassettes (1985/6) > Technics RS-B565 > Focusrite Saffire Pro 14 > Reaper v4.76 > FLAC (16bit/44.1kHz)

01 Astronomy Domine
02 Careful With That Axe, Eugene
03 Fat Old Sun
04 Tuning up
05 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
06 Cymbaline
07 Tuning up and announcement of ASOS
08 A Saucerful Of Secrets
09 Atom Heart Mother
10 Embryo

Total running time 2 hour 26 mins 32 secs

Stratcat58's tapes improve upon the circulating transfers of Recorder 1. His source was a well-known and highly regarded trader who was active in the 70's and 80's. This is a raw transfer and it didn't require speed correction. You may have a previous transfer by Beechwoods of Stratcat58's tapes. The three of us think my version has come out better. I allowed a momentary clip in the right channel of STC that was caused by a scuffing noise. The sound appears to due to a jack being moved around in its socket. Embryo is on the end of side B of Stratcat58's tapes and I moved it to its correct position at the end. Listen out for the pictish rant in A Saucerful Of Secrets.

Santana - 1971-04-03 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore East

Lineage:
Soundboard Master Reel > CDR(x) > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Carlos Santana - Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Neal Schon - Lead Guitar
Gregg Rolie - Lead Vocals, Keyboards
David Brown - Bass Guitar
Michael Shrieve - Drums
Jose "Chepito" Areas - Percussion, Backing Vocals
Michael Carabello - Percussion, Backing Vocals

01 Soul Sacrifice (12:48)
02 Jungle Strut (6:11)
03 Black Magic Woman > Gypsy Queen (6:14)
04 Oye Como Va (4:42)
05 Waiting (5:07)
06 Samba Pa Ti (4:10)
07 Toussaint L'Overture (7:05)
08 Evil Ways (3:56)
09 Everybody's Everything (6:01)
10 Gumbo (5:19)

TT - 61:36

Ten Years After - 1972-04-03 - Berne, CH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Festhalle

Lineage:

Master reel>Maxell UDI-S 120 analog cassette > CD-R>CDEX>FLAC (level 8)

Alvin Lee: guitar, vocals (R.I.P., mate)

Chick Churchil: keyboards

Leo Lyons: bass guitar

Rick Lee: drums

CD1

01 - One Of These Days

02 - Once There Was A Time

03 - Standing At The Station

04 - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl

05 - Hobbit

06 - Slow Blues In C

07 - Silly Thing

07 - You Give Me Loving

CD2

01 - I Can't Keep From Crying, Sometimes

02 - I'm Going Home

03 - Sweet Little Sixteen

04 - Baby Won't You Let Me Rock & Roll You

05 - No Title (this was tacked on the cassette I received and stems from an unknown show, most probably from 1971)

notes by the uploader

I remember that I received this show here in December 1989 or in very early 1990 in a trade/swap from a Swiss collector along with copies of reformed TYA's 12/5/1989 Berne and 12/6/1969 Zurich Volkshaus shows. IIRC, my source was allowed to make his and my cassette copies off the taper's own respective master reels. That taper actually happened to be the same that recorded both two 1989 shows and' this show here 17 years earlier and at the very same Berne venue. Pretty cool coincidence in my book as it sure does not go without saying that a taper would muster dubbing another show after such a long time. That guy sure was/is a lifelong TYA nut, and my sincere thanks go straight to him for sharing his show, and for the pretty good sounding result.

Blue Oyster Cult - 1972-04-03 - Rochester, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Nugget's Pizza Parlor

Lineage:
Master Tape>CDr>CDr>WAV>FLAC 8

From the B.O.C. Master tapes.

01 - The Red and the Black *omit

02 - Stairway to the stars

03 - Transmaniacon M.C.

04 - Then Came the Last Days of May

05 - Before the Kiss (A Redcap)

06 - Workshop of the Telescopes *omit

07 - Cities on Flame (with Rock and Roll) *omit

08 - Born to Be Wild

The first taped performance of One of the greatest Rock-n-Roll Bands.
Buck's boogie was also played and released on various albums.
The 3 omited songs have been probably all been officially released.
(The 4 songs from the 1972 Live EP)

Willie Dixon - 1973-04-03 - Atlanta, GA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage: 
CD TRADE>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC6

Willie Dixon Bass, + vocals
Lafayette Leake: piano
Carey Bell: Harp, #voc.
Buster Benton Guit., +Vocals 

01 Slow Instr. (harp)   7:03
02 Blues After Hours (piano)   4:37
03 Trouble   5:02
04 Everyday I Have the Blues +  4:31
05 Spider In My Stew +   4:35
06 Crazy'Bout my Baby *   4:27
07 Rock Me Baby *   6:11
08 I Don't Trust Nobody (When It Comes To My Girl)*  5:55
09 Wang Dang Doodle *+#   4:50
10 Fast Instr.>Willie talks about his new album>cuts   :56
11 Instrumental    5:38
12 Everything's Gonna Be Alright #  5:46
13 So Easy to Love You +   7:54
14 Good to the Last Drop +*   3:51
15 Sweet Sixteen (fades out)   3:14
 
Total Time 1:14.37

This is a EXC SBD recording of a great performance from 1973. On Track 10 Willie reminds people that the last few songs (Including Wang dang Doodle) are on their new Album, then that track cuts and track 11 cuts in (poss tape flip?)  Turn this one up.. Enjoy..!!

Genesis - 1975-04-03 - Frankfurt, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Jahrhunderthalle, 
Frankfurt am Main, 
Hesse 
PrrP GS 001 There's Always Magic In The Air (FLAC)

CD1

01 - Intro 1:09

02 - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 4:54

03 - Fly On A Windshield 4:50

04 - Broadway Melody Of 1974 0:35

05 - Cuckoo Cocoon 2:29

06 - In The Cage 7:47

07 - The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging 3:21

08 - Story Of Rael pt - I 1:37

09 - Back In NYC 5:58

10 - Hairless Heart 2:29

11 - Counting Out Time 4:01

12 - The Carpet Crawlers 5:43

13 - The Chamber Of 32 Doors 5:57

14 - Story Of Rael pt - II 4:04

15 - Lilywhite Lilith 2:58

16 - The Waiting Room 7:38

17 - Anyway 3:30

18 - The Supernatural Anaesthetist 2:40

19 - Interlude 2:14

CD2

01 - The Lamia 7:113

02 - Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats 3:44

03 - The Colony Of Slippermen 8:54

04 - Ravine 1:52

05 - The Light Dies Down On Broadway 3:33

06 - Riding The Scree 4:15

07 - In The Rapids 2:29

08 - It 4:05

09 - The Story Of Henry And Cynthia 2:52

10 - The Musical Box 11:13

BONUS TRACK
Manchester, Lancashire April 28, 1975
11 - Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins Interviewed by Andy Peebles, Piccadilly Radio, 23:12

Charles Mingus - 1977-04-03 - Tumwater, WA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Charles Mingus

1977-04-03

Tyee Motor Inn, Tumwater, WA

SBD > ? >Trade CD > EAC > FLAC

Jack Walrath - trumpet

Ricky Ford - tenor saxophone

Bob Neloms - piano

Charles Mingus - bass

Dannie Richmond - drums

CD1 [41:08]

Set I:

01 - For Harry Carney (Charles Mingus) 15:43

02 - Remember Rockefeller At Attica (Charles Mingus) 12:13

03 - Duke Ellington's Sound Of Love (Charles Mingus) 13:12

CD2 [48:47]

Set I cont.'d:

01 - Sue's Changes (Charles Mingus) 47:19

02 - Cherokee (Ray Noble) 1:28

CD3 [63:05]

Set II:

01 - Three Or Four Shades Of Blues (Charles Mingus) 12:11

02 - Noddin' Ya Head Blues/So Long Eric (Charles Mingus) 15:15

03 - Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi U.S.A - (Charles Mingus) 6:22

04 - Fables of Faubus (Charles Mingus) 16:47

05 - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus) 11:15

06 - Cherokee (Ray Noble) 1:12

Total Time: 153:00

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-03 - Oklahoma City, OK (AUD/FLAC) "Fucking T.Y."

(Audience FLAC)

The Myriad, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Source: AUD
Lineage: Silver's>EAC>WAV>FLAC 8

Title: Fucking T.Y.
Label: TAK 001/2/3 Tattytura 1995
Artwork: Yes

CD1

01 - Introduction 01:45

02 - The Song Remains the Same 05:17

03 - The Rover intro / Sick Again 06:44

04 - Nobody's Fault But Mine 08:00

05 - In My Time of Dying 12:54

06 - Since I've Been Loving You 09:21

07 - No Quarter 20:39

08 - Ten Years Gone 10:39

CD2

01 - The Battle of Evermore 09:38

02 - Going to California 05:53

03 - Black Country Woman 03:02

04 - Bron-Yr-Stomp 05:38

05 - White Summer/Black Mountainside 07:58

06 - Kashmir 09:37

07 - Out on the Tiles intro / Moby Dick 19:37

CD3

01 - Guitar solo 08:58

02 - Achilles Last Stand 10:56

03 - Stairway to Heaven 11:28

04 - Rock & Roll 04:23

05 - Trampled Underfoot 08:18

Bonus:
June 3, 1977
Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida

06. The Song Remains the Same 05:48
07. The Rover intro./ Sick Again 06:48
08. Nobody's Fault But Mine 06:25

Comment:
The sound quality of the audience tape from the Oklahoma show starts off mostly muffled and distant. Good at best. It is hard to determine if the muffled sound is the result of a faulty PA system or a poorly positioned recorder. The sound also brightens and dulls throughout the entire show. This may be attributed to adjustments made to the PA system. When the recording does clear up, the sound is very good. And for the most part, brighter. The instruments are well defined during these portions even though the recording is a little distant. A quieted audience lessens the distance by allowing better definition of the instrumentation. There is no noticeable tape hiss in either condition. The sound quality of tracks without notation after them fall into the very good category. The guitar solo preceding Achilles Last Stand does not include any anthems and is much shorter than later versions from this tour. Plant recalls before Stairway to Heaven the last time they were in Oklahoma (1970). The "experts" will disagree with Plant's recollection (1971 is their assertion). The Tampa material is from an excellent audience recording. There is very little noticeable tape hiss until the muffled portion of Nobody's Fault But Mine. Higher octaves reached by the band distort the recording slightly. During Nobody's Fault But Mine, the tape becomes muffled as the taper packs up his equipment. Unfortunately this tape source does not contain the announcements cancelling the show. (Brian Ingham May 96) 

Joy Division - 1980-04-02/03 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Joy Division 
First Two Nights (of 3) at the Moonlight Club, London 
(from waterisnat's M2 sources) 
April 2, 1980 / April 3, 1980 

Source: M2 cassettes as seeded on DAD by waterisnat in 2005 
Lineage: ??? - FLAC - Adobe Audition (pitch correction, EQ, re-tracking at 32bit resolution, then dithered to 16bit) - FLAC level 5 

1980-04-02
01 The Sound Of Music 
02 Wilderness 
03 Colony 
04 Love Will Tear Us Apart 
05 A Means To An End 
06 Transmission 
07 Dead Souls 
08 Sister Ray (not included here because of official release on Still) 

1980-04-03
01 Love Will Tear Us Apart 
02 Glass 
03 Digital 
04 Heart And Soul 
05 Isolation 
06 Disorder 
07 Atrocity Exhibition 
08 Atmosphere 

Notes: 
Two *amazing* audience-sourced shows made even better. You want, no, you NEED to grab these if you pulled either the M2s last year as seeded by waterisnat, or the other Moonlight package (of lesser quality) also seeded by waterisnat earlier this year. Both have been pitch-corrected, both have been re-EQ'ed to shine. It is my opinion that these sets are the finest audience tapes of Joy Division to have been unearthed to date - the only way they could be better is if a master, master clone or M1 surfaces. I believe the sound of these tapes easily outshines any of the Duncan shows (the more common taper for gigs such as the Lyceum, Bournemouth, etc). 

Highlights include the "bar band" version of LWTUA on the 2nd (Ian: "You can tell we've not rehearsed for a while", with Bernard chipping in "First time we've played that all on guitars!" and Ian laughing afterwards), the amazing "greatest hits" set in its entirety on the 3rd (a rare outing for Glass, a smashing Disorder, a haunting Atrocity Exhibition, ...), the blistering Transmission on the 2nd... 

Van Halen - 1978-04-03 - Wichita, KS (SBD/FLAC) "Catch a Rising Star"

(Soundboard FLAC)

VAN HALEN 
Pogo's Night Club 
Wichita Kansas 
April 3rd 1978 
Stereo Soundboard LP Master 
To Wav At 24/48 
From The Krw_co Collection

Lineage:
Stereo Soundboard Recording To Lp Master To Wav 24/48 To Magix Audio Cleaning Lab For Krw Track Marks,Volume Adjustment,Edits And De-Clicking>Wav(16/44.1)>Traders Little Helper Flac 8 

From the LP "Catch a Rising Star" on Mad Hatter Records. 
LP cover notes an incorrect date of August.This is from April 03, 1978. 

David Lee Roth Vocals 
Edward Van Halen Guitar 
Michael Anthony Bass/Vocals 
Alex Van Halen Drums 

01 On Fire 
02 I'm The One 
03 Bass Solo 
04 Runnin' With The Devil 
05 Daves Wichita Rap 
06 Atomic Punk 
07 Drum Solo 
08 Little Dreamer 
(flip at 00:20:06:13) 
09 Ain't Talking About Love 
10 Mike and Dave Talk 
11 Ice Cream Man 
12 Erupition 
13 You Really Got Me 
14 Summer Time Blues 
15 Closing Jam

Heart - 1980-04-03 - Fort Worth, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tarrant County Convention Center (a/k/a the "TCCC")

promoting their 5th studio album "Bebe le Strange"
National (USA) live FM broadcast master tape- complete concert

lineage:
WAAF 107.3 FM live broadcast > Sansui 8 reciever with wire antenna > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > almost never played TDK-SA 90 min. master cassette > (part of down on me spliced in from different, KRW_CO master tape) played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.

Ann Wilson: guitar and vocals, flute, violin, autoharp
Nancy Wilson: guitar and vocals, mandolin, synthesizer, harmonica
Steve Fossen: bass, percussion
Howard Leese: keyboards, guitar, synthesizer, autoharp, mandolin, recorder, backing vocals
Michael DeRosier: drums, percussion

01 - Interview (cuts in) and radio intro 1:27

02 - Bebe le strange 3:58

03 - Crazy on you 4:26

04 - Straight on 5:06

05 - Even it up 5:50

06 - Raised on you 4:37

07 - Strange night 5:28

08 - Dog and butterfly 5:23

09 - Dreamboat Annie > just the wine 6:01

10 - Down on me 5:29 (spliced at 4:27, tape flip)

11 - Mistral wind 7:18

12 - Silver wheels 4:05

13 - Magic man 3:24

14 - Barracuda 4:53

15 - Rockin' heaven down 7:01

16 - Rock and roll 6:22

17 - Sweet darlin' 4:05

18 - I'm down > Long Tall Sally 3:08

19 - Unchained melody 4:45

20 - Announcer :33

runtime: 93:23 (minutes/seconds)

Heart - 1980-04-03 - Fort Worth, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tarrant County Convention Center (a/k/a the "TCCC")
Fort Worth, Texas
April 3, 1980
promoting their 5th studio album "Bebe le Strange"

original KRW_CO post lineage:
WMET FM BROADCAST > REEL TO REEL MASTER > WAV > CDR > EAC > FLAC

remaster lineage:
DAD download (flac) > wav (balancing and patching tracks 1, 10, 21 and 22) >
flac (sb's aligned again)

patch source lineage (beginning of track 1,
middle of track 10, end of track 21, all of track 22):
WAAF 107.3 FM live broadcast > Sansui 8 reciever with wire antenna > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > almost never played TDK-SA 90 min. master cassette > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Ann Wilson: guitar and vocals, flute, violin, autoharp
Nancy Wilson: guitar and vocals, mandolin, synthesizer, harmonica
Steve Fossen: bass, percussion
Howard Leese: keyboards, guitar, synthesizer, autoharp, mandolin, recorder, backing vocals
Michael DeRosier: drums, percussion

National (USA) live FM broadcast master tape- complete concert

01 - Interview And Radio Intro 1:30 

02 - Bebe Le Strange 3:52 

03 - Crazy On You 4:26 

04 - Straight On 5:08 (Right Channel Dropout From 3:37 To 3:52, Slight Drop In Left Channel From 3:52 To 4:06) 

05 - Even It Up 5:46 

06 - Raised On You 4:44 

07 - Strange Night 5:20 

08 - Dog And Butterfly 5:23 

09 - Dreamboat Annie > Just The Wine 6:02 

10 - Down On Me 5:34 (Spliced From 1:57-3:23, Tape Flip) 

11 - Mistral Wind 7:20 

12 - Silver Wheels 4:05 

13 - Magic Man 3:24 

14 - Barracuda 4:56 

15 - Rockin' Heaven Down 6:35 

16 - Encore Announcer Break 1:02 

17 - Rock And Roll 6:05 

18 - Sweet Darlin' 3:40 

19 - Encore Break :26 

20 - I'M Down > Long Tall Sally 3:50 

21 - Unchained Melody 4:47 

22 - Radio Wrap Up :33 

runtime: 94:30 (minutes/seconds)

Dire Straits - 1983-04-03/04 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC) "Nippon Seinenkan"

(Audience FLAC)

Nippon Seinenkan
3rd & 4th April 1983

Lineage:
Original Pro CD-Rs > XLD (secure and accurate ripper) > FLAC

Mark Knopfler - Guitar, Vocals
Hal Lindes - Guitar, Vocals
John Illsley - Bass, Vocals
Alan Clark - Keyboards
Terry Williams - Drums

Live at Nippon Seinenkan, Tokyo, Japan 3rd April 1983

CD1 [42:16]

01 - Intro

02 - Once Upon A Time In The West

03 - Industrial Disease

04 - Expresso Love

05 - Romeo And Juliet

06 - Love Over Gold

07 - Private Investigations

CD2 [72:19]

01 - Sultans Of Swing

02 - Twisting By The Pool

03 - Two Young Lovers

04 - Portobello Belle

05 - Tunnel Of Love

06 - Telegraph Road

07 - Solid Rock

08 - Going Home

********

Live at Nippon Seinenkan, Tokyo, Japan 4th April 1983

CD3 [53:00]

01 - Once Upon A Time In The West

02 - Industrial Disease

03 - Expresso Love

04 - Romeo And Juliet

05 - Love Over Gold

06 - Private Investigations

07 - Sultans Of Swing

CD4 [38:12]

01 - Twisting By The Pool

02 - Two Young Lovers

03 - Portobello Belle

04 - Tunnel Of Love

05 - Telegraph Road

U2 - 1983-04-03 - Bourges, FR (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

U2

Bourges Circus Tent (Festival de Printemps)

Bourges, France.

1983.04.03

Source:

Analog cassette of a great audience recording obtained in trade in 1984 or 1985.

Lineage:

Analog cassette>Dak's Wave Editor>wav>flac

01 - Gloria

02 - I Threw A Brick Through A Window

03 - A Day Without Me

04 - Seconds

05 - Surrender

06 - New Year’s Day

07 - Sunday Bloody Sunday

08 - Cry / The Electric Co.

09 - I Fall Down

10 - October

11 - Tomorrow!!!!

12 - Two Hearts Beat As One

13 - Twilight

14 - Out Of Control

15 - 11 O'Clock Tick Tock

16 - I Will Follow

17 - “40”

This is not from the boot "Twist Again In Bourges" although it is definitely the same source. This version is crystal clear and although I thought it was a soundboard source research says it is an excellent audience recording.

Tears for Fears - 1985-04-03 - Manchester, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Apollo

Manchester, U.K.

april 3, 1985 (date according to etree)

broadcast sept. 15, 1985

lineage:

KBFH FM broadcast > Sansui 8 reciever with wire antenna > 1985: Sony WMD-6 cassette recorder (dolby off)/ 1983, unknown cassette recorder (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 60 and 90 min. master cassettes > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac 

Tears for Fears

Roland Orzabal: guitar, vocals

Curt Smith: bass, vocals

Ian Stanley: keyboards, backing Vocals

Manny Elias: drums

William Gregory: sax

Nicky Holland: keyboards, backing Vocals

Andy Sanders: guitar, backing vocals

01 - 85 radio intro :46

02 - mother's talk 3:49

03 - broken > 2:36

04 - head over heels 4:55

05 - everybody wants to rule the world 4:23

06 - the hurting 3:57

07 - suffer the children 4:22

08 - change 4:31 (end applause spliced, tape flip)

09 - start of the breakdown 5:55

10 - memories fade 5:13

11 - mad world 3:54

12 - shout 6:46

13 - 85 radio outro :12

runtime: 51:21 (tracks 1-13)

********

Pavillion, Bath, U.K.

april 11, 1983 (probably different backing band lineup) broadcasted aug. 21, 1983

14 - 83 radio intro > pale shelter 6:54

15 - suffer the children 4:16

16 - mad world 4:47

17 - the hurting 4:10

18 - radio outro :13

runtime: 20:19 (tracks 14-18)

U2 - 1985-04-03 - Uniondale, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Nassau (Nausea) Coliseum, 
Uniondale, N.Y. (USA) 
April 3, 1985 

audience tape 

lineage: 
audience recording probably with Sony WMD-6 walkman with unknown external mikes > master tape, probably Maxell XLII 90 min. cassette > Maxell XLII 90 minute 1st gen. trade copy cassette > 
played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Bono: vocals 
the Edge: guitar 
Adam Clayton: bass 
Larry Mullen, Jr: drums 

01 - 11:00 tick tock 5:55 

02 - I will follow > 4:36 

03 - seconds 3:52 

04 - MLK 2:45 

05 - the unforgettable fire 4:46 

06 - wire 4:30 

07 - sunday bloody sunday 5:40 

08 - cry > electric co 7:00 

09 - a sort of homecoming 5:10 (end applause spliced) 

10 - bad medley 12:36 

(including excerpts of - Ruby Tuesday and sympathy for the devil) 

11 - October > 2:10 

12 - new year's day 4:49 

13 - pride 5:12 (end applause spliced) 

14 - party girl 4:49 

15 - Gloria 5:31 

16 - 40 10:09 (end cuts, spliced)

runtime: 89:31 (minutes/seconds)

B.B. King - 1986-04-03 - Roanoke, VA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

ROANOKE CIVIC CENTER 

Lineage: This Is A 1St Gen Cassette From The Master. I Got This From A Guy Who Said He Worked For The Band. I Had Previously Contacted Bb_King_Archivest About This Recording. I Sent Him The Cassette To Compare To Other Known Sources. He Stated This Was Far Superior To What He Had. He Transfered The Cassette To Wav

Recording: I Dont Know What Was Used To Record It
Play Back: Rca Sct-500 Tape Deck To A Jvc Xl-R2010 Standalone Burner 

B.B. King-Guitar, Vocals
Mike Doster-Bass
Leon Warren-Guitar
Caleb Humphrey-Drums
Eugene Carrier-Keyboards
James "Boogaloo" Bolden
Edgar Synegal-Sax
Walter King-Sax (B.B.'S Nephew)

01 - B.B. King Orchestra Jazz Jam>

02 - Slowjazz Jam>

03 - Introduction Of B.B. King

04 - Everyday I Have The Blues

05 - Sweet Little Angel

06 - Caldonia

07 - Instrumental Blues (W/ B.B. Soloing)

08 - Why I Sing The Blues

09 - Beer Game

10 - Bb Talks>Into The Night

11 - Nobody Loves Me But My Mother

12 - The Thrill Is Gone

13 - Introductions > Rock Me (Fades Out As Show Is Ending)

This Is A Pristine Recording Of A Great Performance. In The Old Days When Trading Cassettes, You Got Lucky Once In A While And Get A Great Recording From The Master Or Low Gen Copy... This Was One Of Those Times. Thanks Again To The Taper And Bb_King_Archivest For His Help And For The Transfer.

R.E.M. - 1991-04-03 - Santa Monica, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

R.E.M.
'Snap!', KCRW Studio 1
Santa Monica, California
April 3, 1991

Source: KCRW-FM broadcast > 1st generation cassette (Maxell-XL-II)
Transfer: Sony TC-WE 475 > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW (44.1 Hz)
Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > WAV > TLH [SB's aligned] Flac level 8

Side A
01 World Leader Pretend
02 Interview
03 Half A World Away
04 Interview
05 Fretless
06 Interview
07 Disturbance at the Heron House
08 Interview
09 Radio Song
10 Interview
11 Low
12 Interview
13 Love Is All Around

Side B
14 Interview
15 I Enjoy Being a Boy
16 Interview
17 Smiling Faces
18 Interview
19 Tusk
20 Interview
21 Dallas
22 Interview
23 Losing My Religion
24 Interview
25 Bandwagon
26 Interview
27 Endgame
28 Jackson
29 Interview
30 Swan Swan H
31 Interview
32 Spooky
33 Interview
34 Fall On Me
35 DJ Credits Outro

Total Time = 92:48 min

notes
This version beats all the old bootleg copies. They are only partial recordings. 
ie: 'Half a World Away Part One' & 'The Unauthorised Recordings Vol. 4' bootlegs.
Here we've got the full broadcast, only a few seconds are missing during the tape flip.
Lots of talking and chit-chat between each song and some cool covers !!
This is really good quality, you are going to enjoy this.

R.E.M. - 1991-04-03 - Santa Monica, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

KCRW Studios

Live in USA 1991 sliver CD>Audacity (see process below)>TLH> FLAC

Acoustic Tour '91 silver CD>Audacity (EQ'ing)>TLH>FLAC

01 World Leader Pretend

02 Half a World Away

03 Disturbance at the Heron House

04 Radio Song

05 Low

06 Love is All Around

07 Tusk

08 Losing My Religion

09 Bandwagon

10 Endgame

11 Jackson

12 Swan Swan H

13 Spooky

14 Radio Ethiopia

15 Fall on Me

BONUS

16 Disturbance at the Heron House - rough stereo version from Acoustic Tour 91 CD

17 Low - rough stereo version from Acoustic Tour 91 CD

18 Endgame - rough stereo version from Acoustic Tour 91 CD

19 Swan Swan H - rough stereo version from Acoustic Tour 91 CD

20 Spooky - rough stereo version from Acoustic Tour 91 CD

The Highwaymen - 1992-04-03 - Stockholm, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Highwaymen

Globen,Stockholm

April 3, 1992

lineage

FM Cassette Master > Cassette > Audio CD > Sony Screenblast Extraction > Cool Edit > CD Wave Editor > Flac

additional lineage aikowolf May 2013

verified and tested in xAct > renamed to entree standards and tagged with show information (xAct) FFP's created

01 Highwayman

02 Folsom Prison Blues

03 Help Me Make It Through The Night

04 Band Intros

05 Sunday Morning Coming Down

06 The Best Of All Possible Worlds

07 Desperado Waiting For A Train

08 Ring Of Fire

09 Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

10 Me And Bobby McGee

11 Trouble Man

12 Crazy

13 Ghost Riders In The Sky

14 Don't Take Your Guns To Town

15 I've Always Been Crazy

16 Night Life

17 On The Road Again

sometimes mistakenly traded as March 4, 1992 because of the European dd-mm-yyyy of labeling - per the Johnny Cash Info Center they have it as April 3 - entree too - so I believe that's correct

Gotthard - 1992-04-03 - Sursee, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

GOTTHARD (In loving memory of Steve Lee 1963-2010 - R.I.P.)

Sursee - Stadthalle, April 3rd 1992

Switzerland

Taper: ASL (Active Sound Lab)

Lineage: Swiss Radio Live-Broadcast (FM) > Analog master tape (Maxell C-90 XL II-S) > Digitalized with Cool Edit 2000 > Edited with MAGIX Cleaning Lab 16 > CDR > CDR-Rip with CDex v1.81 > FLAC (q=5) > YOU!!

Quality-Range: Excellent A/A+

Steve Lee (v) R.I.P.

Leo Leoni (g)

Marc Lynn (b)

Hena Habegger (d)

Guest on tour: Theo Quadri (g)

CD: 67:32 (or 67:30, obviously depends on CD-Player)

01 Intro

02 Hunter

03 Standing In The Light

04 Good Time Lover (Track removed > Japan Bonus-Track of the official album «Dial Hard»)

05 Firedance

06 Hush (Joe South Cover)

07 Lonely Heartache

08 Angel

09 Come Together (The Beatles Cover)

10 Get Down

11 Guitar Solo Leo Leoni

12 Downtown

13 Mean Street Rocket

14 All I Care For

15 Black Dog/Rock'n'Roll (Led Zeppelin Cover)

Notes:

There are some minor crackles at least on the track «Firedance» that couldn't be removed by MAGIX Cleaning Lab 16 in its entirety! Write me a PM to get informations about the missing track 104 from this source!!

Rage Against the Machine - 1993-04-03 - Chicago, IL (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Cabaret Metro

01 - Mary Morello Intro
02 - Take The Power Back
03 - Bombtrack
04 - Fistful Of Steel
05 - Bullet In The Head
06 - Darkness of Greed
07 - Wake Up
08 - Jam w/ lyrics
09 - Killing in the Name
10 - Freedom

Notes:
this is an ultra-rare recording that just happened to surface a month or so ago. This is the first, full length pro shot of them to surface, so this is really special. The sound and visual quality is incredible- easily the best proshot of them to surface prior to 1996. The story behind this recording is that Aphydro found it on ebay and bought it. The only downside to this video is that there is a running timer on the bottom, but no big deal.

Foo Fighters - 1996-04-03 - Toronto, ON (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Foo Fighters

April 3, 1996

Concert Hall

Toronto, ON

SOURCE (SBD #1):

soundboard > unknown

EXTRACTION:

Pioneer BDR-206 > Exact Audio Copy v1.0 beta 3 > Adobe Audition CS6 > CD Wave 1.98 > Traders Little Helper 2.70

GENERATION:

Radio Disc [Live From The Pit] > WAV [44.1khz] > FLAC [Level 8]

01 - Enough Space

02 - This Is A Call

03 - Winnebago

04 - Wattershed

05 - For All The Cows

06 - Weenie Beenie

07 - Satan's In The Manger (jam)

08 - Butterflies

09 - Big Me

10 - My Poor Brain

11 - Gas Chamber

12 - Up In Arms

13 - Good Grief

14 - Podunk

15 - How I Miss You

16 - Alone + Easy Target

17 - I'll Stick Around

18 - Down In The Park

19 - Exhausted

LENGTH: 69:41

NOTES:

- Taken from 'Live From The Pit' Radio CDs, original air date April 22nd-28th April 1996.

- Incomplete, missing 'Floaty' and some between song banter/noise.

- All curse words are censored with a buzzing sound.

- Tracks were edited for volume/levels, radio ads and other non-show segments were removed.

Coldplay - 2003-04-03 - Düsseldorf, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Dusseldorf, Philipshalle, April 3, 2003
(Overdrive Broadcast, VIVA TV)
Pro-shot DVD (44:00) Qual. A
Sat > SA > ? Author > DVD

Stats:
- Audio Codec: AC3
- Audio Bitrate: 384 kb/s, 48000Hz, stereo
- Video System: PAL 25.00 fps
- Video Bitrate: 8857
- Length: 44min, 00sec

01 - Politik

02 - God Put A Smile Upon Your Face 

03 - Daylight 

04 - The Scientist 

05 - The One I Love 

06 - Don't Panic 

07 - Yellow 

08 - Clocks 

09 - In My Place

Menu and chapters present.

Bruce Springsteen - 2012-04-03 - East Rutherford, NJ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Izod Arena

"The Romp in the Swamp"

recorded by scoper

section 214 row 6

AT853 Cardioid > battery box > Edirol R-09HR (24 bit/44.1KHz)

Mastering: Adobe Audition/Izotope Ozone

Track splits/FLAC: CD Wave

Checksums/Torrent: TLH

CD1

01 - The Romp In The Swamp (Intro)

02 - We Take Care Of Our Own

03 - Wrecking Ball

04 - Badlands

05 - Death to My Hometown

06 - My City of Ruins

07 - SO YOUNG AND IN LOVE

08 - E Street Shuffle

09 - Jack of All Trades

10 - Seeds

11 - Prove It All Night

CD2

01 - Easy Money

02 - Waitin' On a Sunny Day

03 - The Promised Land

04 - Apollo Medley

05 - American Skin (41 Shots)

06 - Because The Night

07 - The Rising

08 - We are Alive

09 - Thunder Road

CD3

01 - Rocky Ground

02 - Out In The Street

03 - Born to Run

04 - Dancing In The Dark

05 - Land of Hope and Dreams

06 - Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out

Roger Waters - 2012-04-03 - Sao Paulo, BR (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Thought ya

Might like to go to the show?

To feel the warm thrill of confusion?

CODE: ZR-0061

Lineage:

CA-11 (cardioids) > CA-9100 (version 4.4, bass rolloff OFF) > EDIROL R09-HR (24bits@96kHz, input level: 40) > Audacity (Compression, Fade IN/Fade OUT of first/last tracks of each side) > Foobar2000 (ReplayGain / single album, PPHS [downsampling to 16bits@44.1kHz]) > dbPowerAmp (FLAC level 8)

Robbie Wyckoff: vocals

Graham Borad: drums

Dave Kilminster: guitar

Ge Smith: guitar & bass

Snowy White: guitar

Jon Carin: keyboards

Harry Waters: hammond organ

Jon Joyce: backing vocals

Kipp Lennon: backing vocals

Mark Lennon: backing vocals

Pat Lennon: backing vocals

CD1 [59:36]

01 - [SPARTACUS] 1:19

02 - In The Flesh? 4:11

03 - The Thin Ice 2:55

04 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1) 4:42

05 - The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 1:21

06 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) 4:53

07 - [Tribute to Jean Charles de Menezes] 1:57

08 - [Roger Waters Speaks] 2:51

09 - Mother 7:42

10 - Goodbye Blue Sky 3:49

11 - Empty Spaces 2:09

12 - What Shall We Do Now? 2:12

13 - Young Lust 4:40

14 - One of My Turns 4:30

15 - Don't Leave Me Now 4:03

16 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) 1:39

17 - The Last Few Bricks 3:17

18 - Goodbye Cruel World 1:27

CD2 [54:40]

01 - Hey You .4:44

02 - Is There Anybody Out There? 2:45

03 - Nobody Home 3:24

04 - Vera 1:31

05 - Bring the Boys Back Home 1:42

06 - Comfortably Numb 8:01

07 - The Show Must Go On 2:33

08 - In the Flesh 4:37

09 - Run Like Hell 7:19

10 - Waiting For The Worms 4:06

11 - Stop 0:32

12 - The Trial 7:50

13 - Outside the Wall 2:21

14 - [Roger Waters Speaks] 1:04

15 - [Band Introduction] 2:12

Total time: 1:54:16