Cream - North American Rendezvous (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton
Jack Bruce
Ginger Baker

Lineage:
Mid Valley Silvers>Plextor 40x12x40 SCSI>EAC>Flacfront End (8)

(Att: Per mid valley -"New Upgraded Master 6CD Set")

(Soundboard)
Location/Dates: Disc 1 & 2 Grande Ballroom, Detriot, Michigan 10/15/67
Location/Dates: Disc 3 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California 10/04/68
Location/Dates: Disc 4 (Tracks 1-6) The Forum, Los Angeles, California 10/19/68
Location/Dates: Disc 4 (Tracks 7-9) Sports Arena, San Diego, California 10/20/68

Bonus Discs Info (Audience)
Bonus Disc 1: University Of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 10/05/68
Bonus Disc 2: Civic Opera House, Chicago, Illinois 10/07/68 (Early and Late Shows)

Disc 1 (MVR 691) Grande Ballroom
01-Tales Of Brave Ulysses
02-N.S.U.
03-Sitting On Top Of The World
04-Sweet Wine
05-Rollin' And Tumblin'
06-Spoonful

Disc 2 (MVR 692) Grande Ballroom
01-Steppin' Out
02-Traintime
03-Toad
04-I'm So Glad

Disc 3 (MVR 693) Oakland Coliseum
01-White Room
02-Politician
03-Crossroads
04-Sunshine Of Your Love
05-Spoonful
06-Deserted Cities Of The Heart
07-Passing The Time / Drum Solo a.k.a. Scatafaragus
08-I'm So Glad

Disc 4 (MVR 694) The Forum and Sports Arena
01-White Room
02-Politician
03-I'm So Glad
04-Sitting On Top Of The World
05-Crossroads
06-Sunshine Of Your Love
07-Traintime
08-Toad
09-Spoonful

Bonus Disc 1 - University Of New Mexico
01-White Room
02-Politician
03-I'm So Glad
04-Sitting On Top Of The World
05-Sunshine Of Your Love
06-Deserted Cities Of The Heart
07-Toad
08-Spoonful

Bonus Disc 2 - Civic Opera House (early show tracks 1-8/Late show tracks 9-13)
01-White Room
02-Politician
03-I'm So Glad
04-Sitting On Top Of The World
05-Sunshine Of Your Love
06-Crossroads
07-Traintime
08-Toad
09-White Room
10-Politician
11-I'm So Glad
12-Sunshine Of Your Love
13-Crossroads

Donovan - 1965-10-29 - Westfield, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Donovan 
1965-10-29
Westfield High School, Westfield, NJ

SBD > unknown > CDR > Cool Edit > flac

00 - Candy Man  1.06
01 - Sunny Goodge Street  4.18
02 - Needle Of Death  4.33
03 - House Of Jansch  3.16
04 - Legend Of A Girl Child Linda  5.31
05 - Bert's Blues  2.38
06 - Josie  5.13
07 - Hampstead Incident  3.37

This is another I received in a trade years ago, but it only had tracks 1 - 7, no Candy Man. Years later, through the generosity of KS (the girl who knows all there is to know about Donovan) I received the full recording, including Candy Man.

Joni Mitchell & James Taylor - 1970-10-29 - London, UK (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

BBC In Concert 

Paris Theatre [not Royal Albert Hall, as the original text stated] 

Original source: Wardour 005 - Bootleg CD shared by Randall at Dime on April 11, 2009 

lineage

CD > WAV > FLAC > Your PC > 

Goody's additional lineage: 

foobar2000 (WAV) > Audition (DC Bias Adjust; Tracks 13-16: Pitch Bender -36 cents) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags) 

01 Introduction By John Peel 

02 That Song About The Midway 

03 The Gallery 

04 Rainy Day Man 

05 Steamroller Blues 

06 The Priest 

07 Carey 

08 Carolina In My Mind 

09 California 

10 For Free 

11 The Circle Game 

12 You Can Close Your Eyes 

13 The Good Samaritan 

14 River 

15 My Old Man 

16 A Case Of You 

17 Dialog (Origin Of The Dulcimer) 

18 Carey 

Tracks 1-12 : BBC transcription disc 

Tracks 13-18 : Aircheck tape 

Goody adds: 

Note that ~1'51" of Joni's intro to "Carey" in Track 07 was carefully edited out for the broadcast, for some reason. 

The complete intro is included in what's called the Aircheck tape's Track 17. The missing bit begins at ~01'39" and ends at ~3'30". 

Track 18 of the Aircheck tape is the same performance of "Carey" found in Track 07, but not the same track. 

Focus - 1971-10-29 - Rotterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Newport Jazz Festival in Europe

lineage
Trade CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Jan Akkerman - guitar
Thijs van Leer - flute, keyboards, vocals
Bert Ruiter - bass
Pierre van der Linden - drums

01. Intro/Tuning (3:09)
02. Eruption (46:04)

Focus - 1971-10-29 - Rotterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundbaord FLAC)

Newport Jazz Festival in Europe

Unknown lineage

Trade CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Jan Akkerman - guitar

Thijs van Leer - flute, keyboards, vocals

Bert Ruiter - bass

Pierre van der Linden - drums

01. Intro/Tuning (3:09)

02. Eruption (46:04)

Golden Earring - 1971-10-29 - Bern, CH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

So Ladies & Gentleman, Boys & Girls, Brothers & Sisters, 
For your entertainment & "earjoyment" 
I present to you; 

"WILLIAM TELL EDITION" 103 

GOLDEN EARRING
1971-10-29 
Gäbelhus 
Bern, Switzerland 

SOURCE 2 [Incomplete; Missing the 1st 2 songs] 

Recorded by; "Doctor Robert" 
Recorded on; Hitachi Low Noise Cassettes>ITT Schaub-Lorenz:SL54 Automatic>Philips Mic EL 3782 
Recording provided by; "William Tell" 

Barry Hay- Vocals/Flute/Saxophone 
George Kooymans- Guitar/Vocals 
Rinus Gerritsen- Bass/Keyboard 
Cesar Zuiderwijk- Drums 

CD1 
01. Song Of A Devil'S Servant
02. Jangalene Inc.Drum Solo 
03. Holy Holy Life 

CD2 
01. I'M Gonna Send My Pigeons To The Sky/Eight Miles High Incl.Bass Solo 
02. Back Home 

*Here is the orignal lineage for the die-hard collector as well as the average listener; 

Hitachi Low Noise Master Cassettes>Nakamichi 682 ZX Cassette Tape deck(normal eq/no noise reduction)>Tascam FireOne>iMac 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo>Audacity>normalize>FLAC

Miles Davis - 1971-10-29 - Rotterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Miles Davis Septet 
October 29, 1971 
Newport Jazz Festival in Europe 
De Doelen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 
VARA radio broadcast 

Miles Davis (tpt) 
Gary Bartz (ss, as) 
Keith Jarrett (el-p, org) 
Michael Henderson (el-b) 
Ndugu Leon Chancler (d) 
Charles Don Alias (cga, perc) 
James Mtume Forman (cga, perc) 

01 Radio announcement 1:39 
02 Directions (J. Zawinul) (incomplete) 5:04 
03 Honky Tonk (M. Davis) 10:58 
04 What I Say (M. Davis) (incomplete) 1:09 
05 Sanctuary (W. Shorter-M. Davis) 4:13 
06 It's About That Time (M. Davis) 9:36 
07 Yesternow (M. Davis) (incomplete) 8:42 
08 Funky Tonk (M. Davis) 7:50 
09 Sanctuary (W. Shorter-M. Davis) 9:08 
10 Closing theme (applause, announcement) 1:40 

TT = 60:05

Jack DeJohnette left the Davis Sextet late in the summer, and Davis hired Leon Chancler as his replacement. The Sextet made an extensive European tour in October-November.

Weather Report - 1973-10-29 - Boston, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage:
Soundboard > Cassette > Nakamichi DR-1 cassette deck > Audiophile 2496 soundcard > Soundforge > wav > flac 

Wayne Shorter - saxes 
Josef Zawinul - keys 
Miroslav Vitous - bass 
Gregg Errico - drums 
Dom Um Romao - percussion

01. 125th Street Congress 
02. Milky Way > 
03. Dr. Honoris Causa > 
04. It's About That Time 
05. Boogie Woogie Waltz 

Notes:
It needed the usual improvement techniques such as level adjustment, equalization, some retracking, pop/click removal, and in this case some manual noise removal. Many of these vintage Weather Report shows have a nasty hum in the 50-60 Hz range, which is the AC power bleeding through the improperly amplifiers. This show had it as well as many of the previous ones recently reworked and reseeded. This show also had a really annoying noise signature in the 9-11 Khz range, which had to manually identified and removed. Both of those efforts really cleaned up the low and high ends leaving a very well balanced result. 

Bruce Springsteen - 1974-10-29 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC) Steve Hopkins master via JEMS

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 
Boston Music Hall 
Boston, MA 
October 29, 1974 
Steve Hopkins master via JEMS 
40th Anniversary 16/44.1 Edition 

Taping Gear: AKG 707E mics > Sony TC-152SD, FOB, microphones hand-held 

2014 JEMS Transfer: SH master cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX3 > iZotope Ozone 5 via Peak 6 (pitch correction) > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / indexed) > 24/96 > 16/44.1 > xACT 2.21 > FLAC 

CD1
01 Incident on 57th Street 
02 Spirit in the Night 
03 Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street 
04 The E Street Shuffle > Havin' a Party 
05 Cupid 
06 Saint in the City 
07 Jungleland

CD2
01 She's the One 
02 Kitty's Back 
03 New York City Serenade 
04 Rosalita 
05 Sandy 
06 A Love So Fine 

JEMS is pleased to once again partner with taper Steve Hopkins to present fresh and (hopefully) definitive transfers of his outstanding master recordings. Hopkins taped Springsteen nine times between 1974 and 1977, and this is the ninth and final release in our series revisiting his seminal work. What a place to end. 

The Suki Lahav-era of the E Street Band is one of its most enchanting, as her violin playing added poignant texture and musical depth to songs like "Incident on 57th Street" and "Jungleland." The period also served as the prelude to Springsteen's third album and this show offers wonderful, embryonic versions of "She's the One" (including some lyrics that would later appear in "Backstreets") and the aforementioned "Jungleland." 

Late 1974-early 1975 is also a transition phase from the jazzier explorations of the second album to the mini rock operas found on Born to Run. The former gets its due this night, as the band flexes its muscles on "Kitty's Back" and an epic "New York City Serenade," blissfully complete here in all its 21-plus-minutes glory. That performance alone is worth the price of admission/download. 

The definitive recording from Suki's tenure is without a doubt the WMMR-broadcasted Main Point February 5, 1975 performance. For my money, Hopkins' pull from October 29, 1974 is a close second. The new line-up with Max and Roy and Suki's addition are still fresh, and every song and arrangement feels alive in the moment. It is a magical performance and a must for anyone interested in this chapter in the band's history. 

It also doesn't hurt that Hopkins did such a remarkable job capturing the show. This was one of a few times he recorded using two AKG mics, which proved unwieldy. Given his location so close to the front, with sound reaching the mics both from the PA and the band's gear on stage, the stereo image shifts noticeably as the mics move in several spots on the tape. You'll recognize those as passages where the sound gets thinner/narrower or fatter/wider (the first minute of “Cupid” is a good example), but they don't materially detract from the overall recording. 

Otherwise the band is right there, up close. JEMS did a little work to tame and shape the bass, which was way up on the master tape (a recurring theme of late). Circulating versions of this recording also seem to suffer from some wow and flutter, and even with the fluctuations noted above, we think this transfer smoothes out most of those previous issues, resulting in a more consistent and balanced final product. Samples provided. 

Additional Notes: 
Dr. John opened the show 

Hopkins recorded from the second row of the center orchestra section on the floor 

This was Suki Lahav’s eleventh performance with the E Street Band 

One of four known performances of Sam Cooke’s “Cupid” 

The Boston College student newspaper review of the show refers to the piano player as “Roy Bippy” 

This was the first of ten Springsteen performances at the Music Hall 1974-78 
Steve first torrented this show from his master cassettes eight years ago, but that lineage went from cassette to DAT to CD-R then ripped back into FLAC. This is the first time Steve's master tapes have been digitized directly. 

Thanks one more time to Steve Hopkins for allowing JEMS to present his outstanding audience recordings in a fresh light. He was was not only in the right place at the right time to capture these early performances, but he was the right man for the job, too. Thanks also to mjk5510 who once again steps up in service of the community to take this project over the finish line. 

Bruce Springsteen - 1974-10-29 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Title: Walking Tall Vol. 2 - Master Edition 
'Label': Ev2 
Format: 2CD 
Source: Audience 
Date: October 29, 1974 Tuesday 
Location: Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA. 

Last known version of 'Cupid'. 

Priceless moment in The E Street Shuffle; 
"Then He Says Boogie!" -"No, No He Don't Say That Yet.." 

The E Street Band: 
Roy Bittan - piano 
Clarence Clemons - saxophone 
Danny Federici - organ, accordion 
Suki Lahav - violin 
Bruce Springsteen - vocals, guitar, harmonica 
Garry Tallent - bass 
Max Weinberg - drums

source: 
Audience Stereo 2 AKG 707E mics > Sony TC-152SD 
FOB, microphones hand-held 
Nakamichi MR-1 > Tascam DA-20 MKII > Philips CDR-775 
Master Cassette > DAT > CD > EAC > FLAC 
Dolby B decoded, no processing or EQ 
Total Time - 135:36 
Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins 

CD1
01 Introduction 
02 Incident On 57th Street 
03 Spirit In The Night 
04 Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street? 
05 The E Street Shuffle 
06 Cupid 
07 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City 
08 Jungleland 
09 Intro 
10 She's The One 

CD2
01 Kitty's Back 
02 New York City Serenade 
03 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 
04 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 
05 A Love So Fine 

Frank Zappa - 1974-10-29 - Harrisburg, PA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Frank Zappa and 
The Mothers Of Invention 

1974 10 29 
State Farm Theatre 
Harrisburg PA 

~~ 2nd gen copy from Dick Barber's SBD recording ~~ 

Contributed by robsam and 
transferred by doctorzap (DR-1) 

Upgrade to previously seeded versions of this SBD source 
in both FZ Shows and the Shoebox (jaypfunk, fzmoi69, ...) 

Current FZshows entry: 
1974 10 29 - State Farm Show Arena, Harrisburg, PA 
90 min, SBD, A 

Tush Tush Tush, Stinkfoot, Inca Roads, Penguin In Bondage, T'Mershi Duween, Dog Meat, Building A Girl, 
Florentine Pogen, Montana, The Booger Man, Dupree's Paradise, Tush Tush Tush, Camarillo Brillo, Trouble Every Day 

This copy: 90.27 min, SBD 2nd, A/A- 

Lineage: Maxell XLII 2nd gen SBD > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > 
Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither > TLH > 
Soundforge 9: speed correction, minor volume level adjustments > flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (609 MB) 

Taped by: unknown 
Collected by: Dick Barber 
Contributed by: robsam 
Transferred by: doctorzap 
Edited by: flambay 

The Mothers Of Invention, June - December 1974: 

FZ, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Tom Fowler (broken hand from Nov 20 to Dec 3), 
George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Chester Thompson, 
Mike Urso (substitute, Nov 23), James "Bird Legs" Youmans (substitute, Nov 24 to Dec 3) 

01 Tush Tush Tush [4:22] 
02 Stinkfoot [3:25] °°° flaws around {1:30-1:45}, cuts at 1:32, at 3:15 & at end 
03 Inca Roads [10:18] °°° cuts in 
04 Penguin preamble [0:48] 
05 Penguin In Bondage [7:55] 
06 T'Mershi Duween [2:44] 
07 Dog Breath Variations [0:43] °°° tf/cuts at end 
08 Uncle Meat [1:53] °°° tf/cuts in 
09 Building A Girl [2:23] 
10 Florentine preamble [0:59] 
11 Florentine Pogen [8:32] 
12 Montana (q: Big Swifty) [7:16] 
13 The Booger Man (incl. The Hook, q: Straight No Chaser) [8:54] °°° drop-out at 1:16 
14 Dupree's Paradise [18:24] °°° tf/cut at 0:00,400 
15 Tush Tush Tush Outro [0:45] 
16 encore break [0:45] °°° cuts in, no music missing 
17 Camarillo Brillo [4:05] 
18 More Trouble Every Day [6:07] 

Total time 90.27 min 

Notes: 
no fills available to any of the cuts listed, 
no alternate source known, 
all previously seeded versions having same cuts. 

Credits: 
Many thanks to the unknown taper for recording this concert. 
Many thanks to Dick Barber, to robsam and to all others involved for contributing this SBD recording. 
Thanks to doctorzap for this new DR-1 transfer. 

Eric Clapton - 1975-10-29 - Shizuoka, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Sunpukaikan, Shizuoka, Japan

Lineage:
Silver CDs>EAC(secure & accurate mode)>FLAC

Purple Haze (Tarantura TCDED-13-1, 2)

CD1
01 Opening
02 Layla
03 Little Wing
04 Blues Power
05 Can’t Find My Way Home
06 So Many Lord Blues
07 Stormy Monday

CD2
01 tuning
02 Badge
03 Sun Is Shining
04 Tell The Truth
05 Eyesight To TheBlind
06 Carnival

Notes:
As you can read below in the review, this recording seems runs from 2,5% to 4% too slow. If someone can check this and eventually fix the speed problem will make a very good thing.

Review from collectorsmusicreviews.com

Purple Haze presents a new tape source for Eric Clapton’s October 29th, 1975 show at the Sun Plaza in Shizuka, Japan. An older, very good tape source exists for this show and has been pressed before on Eyesight To The Blind (Dirty 13 D13-013A/B). This new source is distant but the music is loud and clear enabling the taper to capture the atmosphere of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, the tape runs 2.5% too slow and detracts from what otherwise would be another sterling Eric Clapton release on the Tarantura label.

There are minor cuts between some of the tracks but is otherwise musically complete. The tracking is slightly off too: the introduction before “Can’t Find My Way Home,” where Clapton plays the opening riff to “Purple Haze,” is tracked separately as is the minute long tuning before “Badge” on disc two. What is listed on disc one as “So Many Lord Blues” is a cover of Otis Rush’s “So Many Roads” with references to “Stormy Monday” included in the long improvisation. Shizuoka is in the middle of Clapton’s second tour of Japan occurring almost exactly a year after the first. This is the fifth of seven total dates and is followed by the two Budokan shows.

In the intervening year two albums were released, There’s One In Every Crowd and the live album E.C. Is Here. Curiously, nothing from the latest studio albums are played in this concert. Four songs, including the opening two, date from Derek And The Dominos’ Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs and it isn’t until the spectacular encore section where anything brand new is attempted. Clapton is supported by the same band as the previous trip and the mellow, acoustic numbers were dropped in favor of a full electric set.

“Layla” is a good opener and features Clapton playing off of George Terry very well during the long improvisation. After a long tuning the band launch into “Little Wing” to the appreciation of the audience. “Blues Power” reaches almost fifteen minutes with extended soloing in the middle. Afterwards Clapton introduces Elliman who attempts to speak in Japanese and laughs out of embarrassment. Clapton plays the opening to Jimi Hendrix’s “Purple Haze” before order is restored and Elliman introduces the next song “I Can’t Find My Way Home.” The song really drags on this tape before it ends six minutes later.

There is a small cut in the tape right after this song eliminating the applause. “We’d like to take you even further down” is Clapton’s cryptic introduction to “So Many Roads.” It begins similar to Zeppelin’s “Since I’ve Been Loving You” and is a long, majestic blues that reaches fifteen minutes in duration. This is the version first recorded by Otis Rush and also goes under the name “So Many Roads, So Many Trains.” John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers covered this tune in the past so it is very familiar to Clapton. This version is interesting because it also includes an electric piano solo caught up in the middle on Clapton’s genius blues soloing. Disc two begins with a minute of tuning before Clapton introduces the next song, “This is called BAD-GE. It’s about a badger.” The favored arrangement is to play the first verses before a long percussion solo by Jimmy Oldaker. At five minutes twenty-seven seconds into the track Clapton forgets his vocal cue and comes in late with the second verse before the six minute drum solo in middle. The band returns for the closing section of the track, repeating, “love is my badge.”

Afterwards Clapton introduces Marcy Levy for her solo spot “The Sun Is Shining” in a thick Japanese accent, “Rovery Rady named Marcy Revy!” Some girls in the audience shout out Eric’s name before he says, “Dis is de last number of de show. You get the message? The epitome of it all” before “Tell The Truth.” Marcy Levy sings the second verse before the long guitar solo which features Clapton and Terry playing a duel with slide guitars. After several minutes of audience clapping the band come out for the encores and ironically contain the only brand new material. The spectacular “Eyesight For The Blind” comes from the film Tommy which was released the previous spring. The frenetic percussion and the strong Hammond organ presence in the middle bring a strong Santana vibe to the song.

The driving riff and the soloing above the rhythm makes this song a highlight both in the movie and this concert. After ten minutes the band leaves Oldaker alone as Clapton introduces the second encore number, “dedicated to Dana and Will because it is their birthday today and they like this song.” “Carnival” is a song Clapton worked on the previous July with the Rolling Stones in New York where it was given the provisional title “Carnival To Rio.” The final version would appear on the 1976 LP No Reason To Cry. It is great that Tarantura are unearthing all these previously unknown Eric Clapton tapes from Japan. The sound quality of this one is very good and Purple Haze could have been a killer release if the speed were corrected. It is limited to one hundred copies and comes packaged in a cardboard gatefold sleeve. (GS)

There are some really great jams in this show with some being very lengthy. “Badge” has what sounds to be an interesting improvised drum/percussion solo followed by “Sun Is Shining” that features Marcy Levy on vocals and is a highlight in tonight’s set. “Eyesight To The Blind” runs non-stop with “Carnival” and both are great versions as well.

I believe the speed on this release runs closer to 4% too slow and really does drag down the performance. Hearing this tape at the corrected speed is a really good listen but is otherwise difficult to listen to as is. For this reason, Purple Haze will not be one of Tarantura’s more desirable titles. (WGPSEC)

Billy Joel - 1976-10-29 - Miami, FL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Title: I've Loved These Days
Venue: Gusman Cultural Center, Miami, FL, USA
Label: Trial
Number: TRIAL-091

Source:
Original CDR > EAC > WAV > jetAudio > FLAC

CD1
01 Angry Young Man
02 Somewhere Along The Line
03 Summer, Highland Falls
04 Bruce Springsteen
05 Piano Man
06 Root Beer Rag
07 Paul Simon
08 James
09 Travelin' Prayer
10 New York State Of Mind

CD2
01 Joe Cocker
02 The Entertainer
03 You're My Home
04 The Ballad Of Billy The Kid
05 I've Loved These Days
06 Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Out On Broadway)
07 Captain Jack
08 Say Goodbye To Hollywood
09 Worse Comes To Worst
10 Ain't No Crime
11 Souvenir

Lou Reed - 1976-10-29 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lou Reed
Orpheum Theatre
Boston, Mass.
1976-10-26
WBCN FM

Unofficially released as "I Never Said I Was Nice."

Lineage
Unknown > FM broadcast > cassette > unknown > flac > Magic Audio Cleaning Lab > CD > EAC > Wav > Flac Frontend > flac8 > me > you

CD1 (43:10)
01. A Sheltered Life (2:46)
02. The Kids (5:35)
03. Claim to Fame (3:18)
04. Vicious Circle (4:15)
05. Walk on the Wild Side (5:19)
06. Coney Island Baby (7:29)
07. Rock and Roll Heart (3:12)
08. Charley's Girl (5:09)
09. Kill your Sons (6:07)

CD2 (41:26)
10. Satellite of Love (6:04)
11. How do you think it feels (7:21)
12. You wear it so well (4:58)
13. Temporary Thing (6:45)
14. Ladies pay (4:50)
15. Heroin (11:28)

Muddy Waters - 1976-10-29 - Dortmund, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Muddy Waters

1976-10-29

Blues & Jazz Festival,

Westfalenhalle,

Dortmund, Germany

Muddy Waters: Vocals, Guitar

Luther Johnson: Guitar

Bob Margolin: Guitar

Jerry Portnoy: Harmonica

Pinetop Perkins: Piano

Calvin Jones: Bass

Willie Smith: Drums

guest: Junior Wells: Vocals, Harmonica

01.After Hours

02.Soon Forgotten

03.Howlin Wolf

04.Hoochie Coochie Man

05.Blow Wind Blow

06.Can't Get No Grindin

07.Long Distance Call

08.Got My Mojo Working

09.Got My Mojo Working Encore

10.Hold It

Encore

11.Got My Mojo Workin'

ZDF Theaterkanal German TV broadcast

Running time: 41:18

Notes:

This is another Muddy show I got as part of a large, multi-show folder at a now defunct, hobgoblin of a tracker. Many of these shows seem to be lightly circulated, mostly via etree trades,

and I've not seen them on BT trackers. If you have seen them torrented before, I'd like to hear about it, please leave a comment. I've split these shows into seperate folders, and I've renamed the folder and files and added checksums and a new info text for each. I also discovered that what the original folder identified as tracks 01 and 11 had been switched. I restored the original order, checked the flacs for SBE's, and there were none, so I'm confident running order is now correct. Original info and EAC text files are included.

Muddy Waters - 1976-10-29 - Dortmund, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video Source: ZDF Theaterkanal German TV broadcast(date unknown)
Taper: unknown, HANX :-)
Video Bitrate: 5549 to 5745 kb/s
Frame rate: VBR at 25.000 frames
Pictures: 4:3 (all this and more was said by GSpot)
DVD Author: unknown, HANX :-)
DVD format: PAL
Region: 0, playable worldwide, if not it's up to your equipment

Audio Source: ZDF Theaterkanal German TV broadcast(date unknown)
Lineage: see below
Taper: unknown, HANX :-)
Audio Codec:  MPEG-1 Layer 2
Audio bitrate: 0xc0:48000Hz  256 kb/s tot , Stereo (GSpot strikes again)

Lineage: ZDF Theaterkanal German TV broadcast(date unknown) > unknown recording and transfer equipment > DVD > my DVD+ on HD (> dime > YOU)
DVD with menue and chapters
File size: 1.87GB
Length: 44:41min
Artwork added, HANX to Pawel :-)
Information: http://www.muddywaters.com/1976.html
more information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=200043

Blues & Jazz Festival, Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, Germany, 29th October 1976

Muddy Waters: Vocals, Guitar
Luther Johnson: Guitar
Bob Margolin: Guitar
Jerry Portnoy: Harmonica
Pinetop Perkins: Piano
Calvin Jones: Bass
Willie Smith: Drums
guest: Junior Wells: Vocals, Harmonica

01) Soon Forgotten
02) Howlin' Wolf
03) Hoochie Coochie Man
04) Can't Get No Grindin'
05) Long Distance Call
06) Got My Mojo Working P I-III
07) Muddy Waters' Shuffle

Length: 44:41min

Frank Zappa - 1977-10-29 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC) Early show

(Audience FLAC)

There is one commercially released track (*).

Listeners have observed (or rather, heard) some problems, perhaps, with what might be on the 1st generation source tape, i.e., some bleed through, or another tune being played "underneath" the tune "City of Tiny Lites." Re-Gyptian Strut appears to be the other tune.

I created a .ffp file. And, as usual, I won't be stashing the deleted track 19 somewhere for you to secretly download.

Frank Zappa

The Palladium

New York City, NY USA

October 29, 1977 - early show

Source: Unknown audience recording > 1st gen aud tape > ? > CD-R > EAC > WAV > Soundforge (boosting levels, click removal, pitch correction, patching bits from another source) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC. Yojimbo stated, "I got the CDRs of this one from one of the tapers, who only has a 1st gen tape of it. There were lots on digital clicks on it, but luckily enough they could be removed with no harm whatsoever to the music. I've patched in missing part here and there from a worse-sounding tape of unknown gen. This complete version clocks in at 136:08."

01. (crowd noise)

02. Intro (theme from Flakes)

03. Peaches En Regalia

04. The Torture Never Stops

05. Tryin' To Grow A Chin

06. City Of Tiny Lights

07. Pound For A Brown

08. Bobby Brown preamble

09. Bobby Brown

10. Conehead

11. Flakes

12. Big Leg Emma

13. Envelopes

14. Disco Boy

15. I Promise Not To Come In Your Mouth

16. Wild Love

17. Titties 'n' Beer

18. The Black Page #2

19. Jones Crusher - deleted*

20. Broken Hearts Are For Assholes

21. Punky's Whips

22. Dinah-Moe Humm

23. Camarillo Brillo

24. Muffin Man.

Total time = 133:30

* released commercially on Baby Snakes, Barking Pumpkin BPR 1115

Colosseum II feat. Gary Moore - 1977-10-29 - Cologne, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Colosseum II feat. Gary Moore:

Lineage: sbd (probably FM Broadcast) > ? > silver CD > EAC(level 8) > Flac
Taped by: unknown
Title: "Colosseum II feat Gary Moore"
File Size: 327MB in all (324MB Flac ~ spelling of flac files to bt.etree.org standards, 2.72MB for art)

Gary Moore: Guitar
Don Airey: Keyboards
John Mole: Bass
John Hiseman: Drums

01) War Dance (05:08)
02) Inquisition (07:59)
03+04) Trilogy (03:44 / 06:36)
a) Star Maiden
b) Mysterioso
c) Quasar
05) Lament (06:50)
06) Desperado (06:33)
07) Intergalactic Strut (10:55)
08) Fighting Talk (02:22)

note: setlist on art is wrong, given one is correct

Length: 50:11min

The Police - 1978-10-29 - Boston, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Rat

Lineage: SB>unknown gen cass>CDR

Quality: A

01. Fallout 3:24
02. Hole In My Life 4:40
03. So Lonely 6:58
04. Roxanne 7:58
05. Sting Talks 1:55
06. Next To You 2:31
07. Born In The '50s 5:44
08. Truth Hits Everybody 2:36
09. Next To You (reprise) 1:51
10. Dead End Job 3:45

Total Time: 41:22

Notes:
This one just turned up a few years ago and the sound is amazing. It's the earlist Police show available with them as a three piece band and the only known recording where they played "Dead End Job". This one's essential for any Police collection.

The Police - 1978-10-29 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(Mono soundboard FLAC)

Lineage:

SB > unknown gen cass > CDR

01 - Fallout (3:24)
02 - Hole in My Life (4:40)
03 - So Lonely (6:58)
04 - Roxanne (7:58)
05 - Sting talking (1:55)
06 - Next to You (2:31)
07 - Born in the 50s (5:44)
08 - Truth Hits Everybody (2:36)
09 - Next to You (reprise) (1:51)
10 - Dead End Job (3:45)

Playlist length:
41 minutes 22 seconds

This one just turned up a few years ago and the sound is amazing. It's the earlist Police show available with them as a three piece band and the only known recording where they played "Dead End Job". This one's essential for any Police collection.

Here's an early Police show recorded in Boston in the fall of 1978. Recorded at The Rathskeller in Kenmore Square just a stones throw from Fenway Park, this Basement club was the premier venue for Punk and New Wave in Boston. A friend of mine's band played "The Rat" often and I can testify that it was as intimate as it was roudy. This show is originally listed as soundboard, however the sound is in Mono and was probably EQ'd at sometime.

AC/DC - 1979-10-29 - Manchester, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Apollo, Manchester, England 

October 29th, 1979 

Highway To Hell Tour 

Length: 85 minutes 

Lineage: 

Trade > WAV > TLH > FLAC (Level 8) 

Angus Young 

Malcolm Young 

Bon Scott 

Cliff Williams 

Phil Rudd 

CD1

01 Live Wire

02 Shot Down In Flames

03 Hell Ain`t A Bad Place To Be

04 Sin City

05 Problem Child

06 Bad Boy Boogie

07 The Jack

CD2

01 Highway To Hell

02 High Voltage

03 Girls Got Rhythm

04 whole Lotta Rosie

05 Rocker

06 If You Want Blood (You´ve Got It)

07 Let There Be Rock

Notes: 

Supported by Def Leppard. Bon introduces "Sin City" as "A song about sex, drugs, gambling and booze - all the good things in life". Bon asks "Are ya alright Manchester" during "Sin City". Bon says "Manchester, I want you to sing to me" before "The Jack" sing-along. Bon says "We'll see you tomorrow night" at the end of "Let There Be Rock".

Eric Clapton - 1979-10-29 - Jerusalem, Israel (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Eric Clapton 
Binyanei Ha'Ooma 
Jerusalem, Israel (though claimed by Israel and Palestine) 
October 29, 1979 

Source: 
Audience recording > ? > TDK SA90 cassette > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend > FLAC (level 6) 

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals 
Albert Lee - guitar, vocals 
Dave Markee - bass 
Henry Spinetti - drums 
Chris Stainton - keyboards 

CD1
01. If I Don't Be There By Morning 
02. Worried Life Blues 
03. Tulsa Time 
04. Early In The Morning 
05. Lay Down Sally 
06. Wonderful Tonight 
07. Country Boy (Albert Lee vocals) 
08. Double Trouble 

CD2
01. Blues Power 
02. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 
03. After Midnight 
04. La La La 
05. Setting Me Up (Albert Lee vocals) 
06. All Our Past Times 
07. (tuning) 
08. Cocaine 
09. Layla 

Total time = 88:08 

(Comment presumably from ECMusicMan): "My friends (and non-friends): whether you think '79 was a great performing year or just a so-so year, you GOTTA get this show. You won't believe your ears at the quality from a tape 28 years old! I was offered the tape and there was only 1 person to whom I would give it to...ML13. He did all the hard work, toiling for hours, wetting his pants, he couldn't believe what he was hearing. ML's wife was so worried about him, she called the 'nut police'. When they came and heard the tapes, the nut jacket was placed on the wife and they sat down for some of ML13's famous coffee. According to Mark Roberty's book, 'The Complete Chronicle,' there was only one show in Jerusalem on October 27. There exists a tape claimed to be recorded on October 29 in Jerusalem. During this tour Eric used to play (at least) two concerts in several cities, so it's not unlikely that he performed two shows in Jerusalem, too. The happening of this October 29 concert is solely based upon the audience recording which, of course, may be originated from the October 27 show, being labeled incorrectly." 

Freddie Hubbard Quintet - 1979-10-29 - Hamburg, DE (Pre-FM/FLAC)

(Pre-FM FLAC)

Lineage:

Pre-FM > CDR > Original Flac > Change set order > Fix Sector Boundries / Check Decodable > Traders little helper

Freddie Hubbard Quintet featuring Leon Thomas

Onkel Pö’s Carnegie Hall

Hamburg, Germany

October 29, 1979.

Freddie Hubbard - Trumpet & flugelhorn

Hadley Caliman - Tenor sax and Flute

Billy Childs - Acoustic & Electric Piano

Larry Klein - Bass

Carl Burnett - Drums

Leon Thomas (vocals on tracks 4-7 and 12-15).

CD1 (Set 1)

01) Love Connection (10:10)

02) Little Sunflower (18:59)

03) Cousin Mary (john coltrane) (7:41)

04) Let The Rain Fall On Me (5:54)

05) Song for my Father (Horace Silver) (6:10)

06) Chains of Love (5:55)

07) One (5:32)

CD2 (Set 2)

08) Blues For Duane (4:14)

09) Take It To The Ozone (9:29)

10) One Of Another Kind (25:34)

11) Here's That Rainy Day (9:47)

12) A Night In Tunisia (dizzy) (11:24)

13) After The Rain (john coltrane) (9:10)

14) Straight No Chaser (thelonius monk) (5:39)

15) Boom Boom Boom (5:47)

Here's a great show from Freddie Hubbard with Leon Thomas guesting over a short 2 week tour the duo did in Europe in the fall of 1979. What can I say about this show? Two of my Favorite jazz icon's playing together in a Small Club Setting, and the Performance is Hot! To me it's jazz at it's finest!! This original source for this show was listed as a Pre-Fm, and I have corrected the track order of the entire show (see notes below). Many thanks to the original seeder Hamhen, and as always your comments are appreciated!!!

Jazamo Setlist Notes:

This show has been uploaded here a few times here since it's original posting in 2007. The first time was with an incomplete set (9 songs), then a few days later with a complete Pre-FM set (15 songs) except with wrongly titled Hubbard songs, 1 duplicated song (Love Connection), and a very questionable setlist order. Most recently Sachmo posted the original upload (9 songs) and I promised him to get the full show up. I have always felt the setlist of this complete show was in the wrong order. My only basis was the out of print album "A Piece Of Cake" recorded a week later in Italy under Leon's name, but problem was this album featured none of Freddie's songs. Then a few years ago Ricola uploaded a DVD of this Freddie & Leon tour shot a few days earlier in Warsaw. That gave me the basis for correcting the song order. My conclusion is the band played 2 sets this night, with Freddie leading off both sets and Leon joining. In changing the track order The applause meshed between songs, and the setlist finally made sense. I feel with this upload the complete fileset is now in the correct order as it happened on that fall night in 1979. Enjoy the show, to me it's Jazz at it's finest!

Ry Cooder & David Lindley - 1979-10-29 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Ry Cooder & David Lindley

Tokyo, Japan

1979-10-29

Source: Trade CDR > EAC > FLAC

Quality: Soundboard

CD1

01. Intro

02. Alimony

03. Interlude

04. Go Home Girl

05. Mexican Divorce

06. FDR In Trinidad

07. Boomer's Story

08. Ax Sweet Mama

09. Billy The Kid

10. Denomination Blues

11. One Meat Ball

12. Police Dog Blues

CD2

01. If Walls Could Talk

02. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?

03. Jesus On The Mainline

04. Vigilante Man

05. The Tattler

06. Interlude

07. Bourgeois Blues

Iron Maiden - 1981-10-29 - Padova, IT (AUD/APE)

(Soundboard APE)

Palasport

Source : AUD?
Version: 1
Format: APE

01. Sanctuary (3:09)
02. Purgatory (3:36)
03. Wrathchild (3:15)
04. Twilight Zone (2:41)
05. Remember Tomorrow (5:51)
06. Genghis Khan (2:59)
07. Killers (5:04)
08. Another Life (5:53)
09. Innocent Exile (3:57)
10. Running Free (2:46)
11. Murders In The Rue Morgue (5:09)
12. Phantom Of The Opera (7:06)
13. Iron Maiden (5:33)
14. Transylvania (3:41)
15. Drifter (7:57)
16. Prowler (3:48)

It´s one of those Bruce´s Warm Up with Iron Maiden concerts in Italy. I indeed think it´s a SBD record. If you pay attention to Bruce´s voice which it´s quite clear and almost no 'reverb', You´ll wind up agreeing with me.

The Clash - 1982-10-29 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Memorial Coliseum

Lineage:
SBD -> ? -> ANA(X) -> CD-R(X) -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC [LVL 8]

01. London Calling
02. Police On My Back
03. The Guns of Brixton
04. This Is Radio Clash
05. Spanish Bombs
06. Rock the Casbah
07. The Magnificent Seven/Armagideon Time/The Magnificent Seven
08. Janie Jones
09. Train In Vain
10. Tommy Gun
11. Clampdown
12. Brand New Cadillac
13. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
14. I Fought the Law

The Clash were opening for The Who in 1982

Dio - 1984-10-29 - Essen, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

DIO 1984-10-29 Grugahalle, Essen, Germany (aud.v1.minimax.re-tracked_77.16)

Thanks to minimax for recording & allowing me to share this re-tracked & edited version of his original master flac files of the show.

Grugahalle,
Essen, Germany

October 29, 1984

Queensryche (opened)

Ronnie James Dio - Vocals
Vinny Appice - Drums
Jimmy Bain - Bass
Vivian Campbell - Guitar
Claude Schnell - Keyboards

01. Intro (02:31)
02. Stand Up and Shout > (03:11)
03. One Night in the City (05:02)
04. Don't Talk to Strangers (05:28)
05. Mystery (03:57)
06. Egypt (The Chains Are On) > (03:47)
07. Holy Diver > (04:06)
08. Vinny Appice Drum Solo (03:18)
09. Heaven and Hell > Vivian Campbell Guitar Solo // (08:11)

Tape flip/break in recording here
10. // Heaven & Hell (02:43)
11. The Last in Line > Heaven & Hell (reprise) (08:43)
12. Rainbow in the Dark (04:41)
13. Man on the Silver Mountain > Starstruck (tease) > (04:33)
14. Long Live Rock N Roll > (03:27)
15. Man on the Silver Mountain (03:15)

Tape break/pause during encore break
16. We Rock (06:27)
17. The Mob Rules (03:48)

Helloween - 1988-10-29 - Winterthur, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage unknown
Source : Trade => EAC

01 Dr. Stein
02 March of Time
03 Future World
04 We Got the Right
05 Rise and Fall
06 A Tale That Wasn't Right
07 Halloween
08 Follow the Sign
09 Keeper of the Seven Keys
10 I'm Alive
11 Livin' Ain't No Crime
12 I Want Out
13 How Many Tears

Notes
A very great show from 1988, with a very clear sound, a great setlist, and Kiske at the top of his game.

Iggy Pop - 1988-10-29 - Upper Darby, PA (AUD/FLAC)

(Master audience FLAC)

TOWER THEATER

Lineage:

SONY D3>1ST GEN CASSETTE>STAND ALONE BURNER>WAV>FLAC

Iggy - vocals

Andy McCoy - lead guitar

Seamus Beaghen - keys/guitar (lead on winners & losers)

Alvin Gibbs - bass

Paul Garisto - drums

01. instinct

02. kill city

03. 1969

04. penetration

05. power and freedom

06. beyond the law

07. high on you

08. some weird sin

09. sixteen

10. five foot one

11. johanna

12. shake appeal

13. tuff baby

14. wild one

15. winners and losers/scene of the crime

16. tv eye>>>

17. >>>search and destroy

18. cold metal

19. squarehead

20. no fun

21. i wanna be your dog

22. 1970

23. i got a right

Hole - 1994-10-29 - New Orleans, LA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

HOLE

1994-10-29

New Orleans, LA

Rendon Inn

(probably FM)

from Silver-CD 'Doll Parts' (Vampire Records' / VR 50033)

(-> info about correct date & location is taken from db.etree.org)

Lineage: 

Silver-CD > EAC (log-file included) > FLAC Frontend (Level 7 and tested) > TTD (2007-04-11)

01 Plump

02 Beautiful Son

03 Miss World

04 Jennifer's Body

05 Asking For It

06 Gutless

07 Softer, Softest

08 I Think That I Would Die

09 Credit In The Strange World

10 Teenage Whore

11 Doll Parts

12 Violet

13 Never Go Away

Oasis - 1994-10-29 - Wetlands, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: Live At The Wetlands
Quality: A+

01. Rock 'n' Roll Star
02. Columbia
03. Fade Away
04. Digsy's Dinner
05. Shakermaker
06. Live Forever
07. Bring It On Down
08. Up In The Sky
09. Slide Away
10. Cigarettes & Alcohol
11. Married With Children
12. Supersonic
13. I Am The Walrus
14. Rock 'n' Roll Star (encore)

Running time: 74:08

Source:
Wetlands; New York, NY, USA; 29th October 1994

Notes:
This is the whole show except for 50 seconds between I Am The Walrus and Rock 'n' Roll Star which had to be cut to fit the gig onto one CD-R. This gig is apparently the one responsible for splitting the band up during this tour because it was so bad.