Cream - 1968-11-02 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

"Psychedelic Circus"

Cream
Mid Valley Records
MV 354

Madison Square Garden

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals
Jack Bruce - bass guitar, vocals
Ginger Baker - percussion

Lineage:
unknown AUD > ? > Mid Valley silver > EAC > FLAC

01 - introduction
02 - White Room
03 - Politician
04 - presentation of platinum record for Wheels Of Fire by Ahmet Etregun and Robert Stigwood
05 - I'm So Glad
06 - Sunshine Of Your Love
07 - Crossroads
08 - Train Time
09 - Toad
10 - Spoonful

notes
This is one show of Cream's that has never been done justice til now. It's wandered around in bits and pieces in awful sound quality. The friendly folks at Mid Valley have now gotten their hands on a complete tape and applied that Mid Valley magic. The sound quality still isn't great but is a vast improvement over every release I've ever heard.

The Byrds - 1968-11-02 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(soundboard FLAC)

Avalon Ballroom

From CD received in a trade, lineage unknown.

01. Old Blue
02. My Back Pages / Baby What You Want Me To Do
03. Mr Spaceman
04. Time Between
05. Goin' Back
06. Blue Suede Shoes
07. He Was A Friend Of Mine
08. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
09. Drug Store Truck Driving Man
10. This Wheel's On Fire
11. Stanley's Song
12. Pretty Boy Floyd
13. Eight Miles High
14. You Don't Miss Your Water
15. So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
16. Hickory Wind
17. King Apathy III
18. Bad Night At The Whiskey
19. Nashville West

Notes from the sleeve... 
Superb quality soundboard (better than some other copies circulating), and one of my favourite ever Byrds shows. Possibly the earliest recorded show to feature the Clarence White - Gene Parsons - John York lineup, and in fact, York couldn't have been in the Byrds more than a week or so. And, as Roy Josephson comments, there are some real highlights and some disappointments.

Colosseum - 1969-11-02 - Vienna, AT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

COLOSSEUM

Messepalast, Vienna, 

November 2, 1969 (FM)

Lineage: 

FM > Akai MCR > Philips CDR > HD (flac 8)

Dick Heckstall-Smith (ss,ts)

Dave Greenslade (keyb,vib)

Dave 'Clem' Clempson (g,voc)

Tony Reeves (elb)

Jon Hiseman (dr)

01. Radio intro > soundcheck (1:09)

02. Walkin' in the park (8:59)

03. Butty's blues (14:49)

04. Valentyne Suite, part 1 (3:56, fade-out, tape flip)

05. Valentyne Suite, part 2 (19:37, fade-in, c. 5 seconds missing)

There are some minor atmospheric distortions audible during quieter parts of the recording, there is also a one-second radio dropout at 3:37 of Butty's blues. The DJ mentions that this recording was made in June 1968 which definitely is not correct. Overall sound quality: B+ > A-

Fleetwood Mac - 1969-11-02 - Gothenburg, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Fleetwood Mac
1969-11-02
Cue Club
Gothenburg
Sweden

Sveriges Radio Broadcast

lineage
FM > CD > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC level 8

01 Rattlesnake Shake 9:42
02 Underway 14:20
03 World in Harmony 3:32
04 Red Hot Mama 3:24
05 Got to Move 3:32
06 Improvisation 8:46
07 Coming Your Way 10:33
08 Stranger Blues 5:50
09 Albatross 3:41
10 Oh Well 2:52

This is a superb performance captured, during there short Scandinavian tour in 1969, by Sveriges Radio in Sweden.

The Who - 1969-11-02 - Washington, DC (SBD/FLAC)

(soundboard FLAC)

COPS AND ROBBERS [MASSIVE ATTACK]

Lineage:
Bootleg > EAC Secure Mode > Flac

One of a bunch of must-have soundboard recordings from the 1969 tour.

01. Overture,
02. It's A Boy
03. 1921
04. Amazing Journey > Sparks
05. Eyesight To The Blind
06. Heaven & Hell
07. I Can't Explain
08. Fortune Teller
09. Tattoo
10. Summertime Blues
11. Shakin' All Over
12. My Generation

13. See Me, Feel Me

This is the combination of sources used here:

[Fillmore East, NYC 1969/10/20]
1. Overture
2. It's A Boy
3. 1921
4. Amazing Journey / Sparks
5. Eyesight To The Blind

[McDonough Gymnasium, Georgetown University Washington D.C. 2 Nov 1969]
6. Heaven And Hell
7. Can't Explain

[Capitol Theater, Ottawa 1969/10/15]
8. Fortune Teller
9. Tattoo

[McDonough Gymnasium, Georgetown University Washington D.C. 2 Nov 1969]
10. Summertime Blues
11. Shakin' All Over
12. My Generation

[Fillmore East, NYC 1969/10/20]
13. See Me, Feel Me

The Faces - 1970-11-02 - Dania, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Faces
Pirate's World
Dania, Florida
November 2, 1970

Goody Pitch Corrected, Spliced Edition

Stereo Soundboard

Silver CD > CDR > xAct > FLAC > 

Goody's additional lineage:
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Audition (Corrected DC offset; Corrected pitch - various amounts; Split newly created track, "01 Introduction" from "02 You're My Girl", Patched Track 10 ending from alternate "T" source) > Trader's Little Helper (FLAC Level 8, ffp)

Lineage for patch segment, Track 10 (the alternate "T" source):
Reel To Reel Master>DAT(16 bit/48kHz)>DAT(16bit/48kHz)>
DAT(16bit/48kHz)>WAV(16 bit/48kHz)>FLAC(16 bit/48kHz) > 

Goody's additional lineage, Track 10:
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Audition (Extracted track segment for patch; Amplified +6dB; Converted Sample type to 16 bit/44.1kHz)

01 Introduction
02 You're My Girl
03 I Want to be Loved
04 Maybe I'm Amazed
05 Country Comforts
06 Flying
07 Cut Across Shorty
08 Plynth/An Old Raincoat/Gasoline Alley
09 It's All Over Now
10 Feel So Good (patched)

Bonus (for those who may prefer the unpatched track)
10 Feel So Good (unpatched)

Pitch of Tracks 01 to 08 were approx. 37 cents sharp.
Track 09 was OK.
Track 10 was OK until approximately 4:00 to the end, during which time it slowed down/went approximately 33 cents flat. It's been corrected here. The final 50 seconds were patched from the alternate "T" source at 6:18.31, after converting the sample rate from 48kHz to 44.1kHz and matching the volume. This last track is still incomplete and cuts off, but it is more complete than the unpatched source for the remaster.

I've also included the unpatched track with my pitch corrections with this edition.

I believe that the source of the set I corrected and the "T" source are ultimately the same - they're both soundboards. In fact, some of the same flaws can be heard in each; e.g. - a dip in volume in both at the same places in "You're My Girl", etc. However, the set I used as the source for this edition doesn't mention "T" at all in its original text, which I've retained and updated here with my documentation and comments. But that alteration already existed and was the version I worked on for this corrected remaster. Tracking was different in each set, however that's not unusual. And "T"'s lineage has several digital copies to DAT, so we may assume that there was another line of copies made from which this source derived when it was posted originally. Despite its more detailed lineage, "T"s torrent is also mostly at an incorrect speed/pitch, even more so than the source of this one was - I found the offset of his to be different than the offset of the source of this one by several cents. Therefore, I believe I haven't gone against "T"s wishes not to remaster his torrents.

Jethro Tull - 1972-11-02 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Boston Garden

Ian Anderson- flute and vocals

Martin Barre- guitar

John Evan- keyboards

Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond- bass

Barriemore Barlow- drums

performance quality: A (it's tull in Boston)

recording quality: B (pretty good for this era,

except some speed warbles in source recording.)

source: audience tape (maybe 2nd gen.)

CD1 [68:46]

01 - thick as a brick part I 45:46

02 - news and weather (cuts, tape flip) :27

03 - thick as a brick part II (with drum solo) 14:43

04 - weirdness instrumental > the cat that crapped in a crypt 1:02

05 - thick as a brick conclusion 6:46

CD2 [16:22]

06 - cross eyed Mary > 4:14

07 - audition > 4:02

08 - aqualung 8:04

runtime: 85:08

this recording is all except the encore(s) and a little bit of news and weather.

Van Morrison - 1973-11-02 - Dublin, Ireland (TV/FLAC)

(TV FLAC)

VAN MORRISON

“Talk About Pop”

Radio Telefos Eireann (RTE) Studios

Dublin, Ireland

November 2nd 1973

Broadcast: November 11th 1973

  

Source: TV > gen.1or2? type-II cassette tape > CD-R > wave/lossless

Source for this Torrent: WAVE Files Download > Soundforge PRO 10b *** > FLAC Level 6 Align on Sector Boundaries

*** Duplicate Right Channel to give equal Channels, Remove Glitch (Track 6 at 00/11.35),

Edit to Smooth Tape anomaly at 00.23, Fades, Couple of New Track positions

01. Wild Children

02. Slim Slow Slider

03. Warm Love

04. Drumshambo Hustle

05. Autumn Song

06. St. Dominic’s Preview

07. Purple Heather (Wild Mountain Thyme)

08. Madame George

09. Wild Side Of Life (Honky Tonk Angels)

10. I Shall Sing

11. And It Stoned Me

12. piano into (snippet)

Eric Clapton - 1974-11-02 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(soundboard FLAC)

Budokan Hall 

Linage: soundboard > ? > trade cassette (in 1993) 

Transfer: 
Sony TC-WE475 > Sony DTC-ZE700 > E-MU E-DSP Soundcard > 16/48 wav > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > you !

01) [01:40] Tuning 
02) [04:22] Smile 
03) [06:44] Let It Grow 
04) [04:38] Can't Find My Way Home 
05) [06:20] Better Make It Through Today 
06) [09:45] I Shot the Sheriff 
07) [11:00] Key to the Highway 
08) [20:21] Willie and the Hand Jive > Get Ready (cut at 16:50) 
09) [08:09] Badge 
10) [09:00] Presence of the Lord 
11) [08:44] Singin' the Blues 

Total [1:30:43]  

George Harrison - 1974-11-02 - Vancouver, BC (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Pacific Coliseum

Source - "Live in Vancouver - Nov. 2, 1974" - Publisher: RMG

Lineage: Audience recording > unknown fiddling about over the years > CDR > EAC > wav > CoolEdit Pro > wav > flac (SB align)

George Harrison (Guitar)
Robben Ford (Guitar)
Willie Weeks (Bass Guitar)
Andy Newmark (Drums)
Billy Preston (Keyboards)
Emil Richards (Percussion)
Tom Scott (Horns)
Chuck Findley (Trumpet)
Jim Horn (Saxophone)

Indian musicians:
Ravi Shankar (Sitar)
Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute)
Rijram Desad (Percussion & Strings)
T.V.Gopalkrishnam (Mridangam & Vocal)
Gopal Krishn (Vichitra Veena)
Sultan Khan (Sarangi)
Kartick Kumar (Sitar)
Kamalesh Maitra (Percussion)
Satyadev Pawar (North India Violin)
Alla Rakha (Tabla)
Harihar Rao (Percussion)
Lakshmi Shankar (Vocal)
Viji Shankar (Vocal)
Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor)
L.Subramaniam (Violin)

01. Tom Cat (Scott) 6:25
02. Maya Love (Harrison) 5:24
03. Outta Space (Preston) 5:14
04. Give me Love (Give me Peace on Earth) (Harrison) 3:37
05. Sound Stage of Mind (Harrison) 4:49
06. In my Life (Lennon/McCartney) 6:13
07. Dark Horse (Harrison) 4:42
08. Nothing from Nothing (Preston/Fisher) 3:57
09. What is Life (Harrison) 4:49 fades out
10. While my Guitar Gently Weeps (Harrison) 6:16
11. My Sweet Lord (Harrison) 9:46

Total time: 61:22
Bootlegzone reviews -
"The problem of this album is the fact of inexplicable absence of "The Lord Loves the One(That Loves the Lord)" and "Who Can See It". The tracks were only performed on this unique occasion on the 74 tour. Does a vcomplee version of the show exist? I don't know..." Teran (edited to make sense in English)

"All the CD releases, this and Black Cat's "Pacific Coliseum" are incomplete (plus the Black cat release unfortunately has been corrupted by a copying mistake that seems to plague every known copy). Even Green Grape left out this show when they tackled all the other known releases from this tour. The only complete source is the double vinyl album on the Singer's Original Double Disc label, # 005. I think a remaster is in order." thewalruswasjohn

John Fahey - 1976-11-02 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

John Fahey

November 2, 1976 (Late Set)

Great American Music Hall

San Francisco, CA

CD1

01.(Chatter)

02.Stomping Tonight On Pennsylvania-Alabama Border/Christs Saints Of God Fantasy/In Christ There Is No East Or West/Christs Saints Of God Fantasy/Beverly

03.Owchita/The Dance of The Inhabitants Of The Palace Of King Philip XIV Of Spain

04.Some Summer Day

05.Brendas Blues/Spanish Dance

06.On The Sunny Side Of The Ocean/Spanish Two-Step/Lion

CD2

01.Sunflower River Blues/The Revolt of The Dyke Brigade/Requiem For Mississippi John Hurt(Lengthy Chatter)

02.Melody McBad/The Grand Finale

03.The Approaching Of The Disco Void

Tom Waits - 1977-11-02 - Memphis, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Tom Waits 
The Ritz 
Memphis, TN, USA 
Nov. 02, 1977 
SBD 

Original lineage: 
SBD > tape (unknown gen.) > CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro > WAV > FLAC > Correct SBEs (TLH 2.4.1.160) > 

Goody's additional lineage: 
dBpoweramp (WAV) > Audition (Pitch Bender +24 cents; Auto align and center channels; Tracking updated) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags) 

Tom Waits: vocals, guitar, piano 
Frank Vicari: tenor sax 
Danny Trifan: upright bass 
Chip White: drums & percussion, vibes 

01 The One That Got Away 4:26 
02 Step Right Up 5:16 
03 Jitterbug Boy (Sharing A Curbstone With Chuck E. Weiss, Robert Marchese, Paul Body and The Mug and Artie) 5:58 
04 New Coat Of Paint 2:21 
05 The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)(An Evening With Pete King) 3:40 
06 Depot Depot 3:19 
07 I Never Talk To Strangers 3:28 
08 Pasties And A G-String (At The Two O'Clock Club) 8:57 
09 Small Change (Got Rained On With His Own .38) 6:16 
10 I Wish I Was In New Orleans (In The Ninth Ward) 4:07 
11 Eggs And Sausage (In A Cadillac With Susan Michelson) 4:23 
12 Cupid 2:15 
13 (Looking For) The Heart Of Saturday Night 3:34 
14 Potter's Field 8:54 
15 San Diego Serenade 3:48 

Running time: 70:42 

Here's a nice one from the '77 Foreign Affairs - tour. 

Actually, this is a good soundboard-direct-to-tape recording, but the tape was played quite often before transferred to CD, so the quality went "way down in the hole" over the years. After all, it's still nice to listen to, I would give it a B+. 
There are some severe tape problems at the beginning of track one, but it's getting better after a few minutes. If you find it too disturbing, you might flip on to the second song... 

I've selected this show for two main reasons: 

- rare performance of "Potter's Field" ( track 14 ) 

- funny things happen in "Cupid" ( track 12 ) : Tom started to sing this quiet song with guitar accompaniment, stopped after one minute and complains about the noisy audience....saying something like: " Shut up back there for christ sake, I'm trying to sing a goddamn song ! These people are trying to listen, you farmers back there making all that ... I mean, for christ sake....sounds like a farm workers convention back there ... I know... I remember my first beer and everything, I get a little rowdy too ! ..." 
After that, he didn't finish the song but starts with "Heart Of Saturday Night". 

There is also an introduction to a local stripper named "Sherry Love" in "Pasties & A G-String" ( track 8 ); unfortunatly, this is not a video ! ;-)) 
According to drummer Chip White, tour manager John Forscha hired a stripper lady on Toms birthday show in dec.76 to enter the stage in the middle of the song. After that night, they hired a stripper in every town for the rest of the tour. 

I did very little rework on the sound, just a little limiter and normalization, no noise or hiss reduction...I also have cut out a short segment at the beginning of track 15; there was a very loud and strange noise for about two seconds of no music. 

Bruce Springsteen - 1978-11-02 - Landover, MD (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

It`s dangerous down there tonight

Capitol Theatre

Format: 3 CD-R
Label: Z
Catalog #: Z-004

lineage
Cdr-->EAC (secure)-->FLAC

Included in this upload: Infofile, logfiles, md5, par files, artwork and spectral/frequency jpgs.

CD1
01. Badlands
02. Streets of fire
03. Spirit in the night
04. The ties that bind
05. Darkness on the edge of town
06. Independence day
07. The promised land
08. Prove it all night
09. Racing in the street

CD2
01. Thunder road
02. Jungleland
03. Fire
04. Candy's room
05. Because the night
06. Point blank
07. Mona/She`s the one
08. Backstreets

CD 3
01. Rosalita (Come out tonight)
02. Born to run
03. Detroit Medley
04. Quarter to three

Soundboard recording. Released on CD "Quarter To Three" (SEA) and more recently on "It's Dangerous Down There Tonight" (Z004) from a new high quality master tape. The show is filmed from the screen above the stage.

AC/DC - 1979-11-02 - London, UK (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Too Long In Sin City

Trade>CDR>EAC>Flac lvl6 on track

Angus Young - lead guitar
Malcolm Young - rhythm guitar, b.vox
Bon Scott - vox
Cliff Williams - bass, b.vox
Phil Rudd - drums

01 - Live Wire
02 - Hell ain't a bad place to be
03 - Sin City
04 - Rock All Over You
05 - Shot down in flames
06 - The Jack
07 - Highway to hell
08 - Girls got rhythm
09 - High Voltage
10 - If you want blood
11 - Let there be rock

Demo 75/76:
12 - Stick Around
13 - Crabsody in Blue
14 - School Days

Jaco Pastorius - 1979-11-02 - Berlin, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

JACO PASTORIUS
November 2nd 1979
BERLINER JAZZTAGE 1979
Philarmonie
Berlin, Germany

Lineage: 
FM broadcast > n generation copy > CD > EAC > HD > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

BERLINER JAZZTAGE 1979
Berlin, Philarmonie
Radio Broadcast

JACO PASTORIUS SOLO

November 2, 1979

First Set
01 Continuum
02 Mysterious Mountain
03 Chromatic Fantasy
04 Teen Town

Second Set
05 Slang
06 Continuum
07 Mysterious Mountain
08 Chromatic Fantasy
09 Bass Improvisation 1
10 Bass Improvisation 2
11 Teen Town
12 Bass Improvisation 3
13 Portrait of Tracy
14 Sophisticated Lady (with Toots Thielemans - harmonica)

A little celebration for one of the historical Jazz festival ever, and it is quite amusing to think that it took place way out of the normal jazz circuits, closer to East Germany than to the West. Almost EVERY jazz artist have played there and still today this is regarded as one of the top festivals. Also, it is curious that it takes place in November, instaed of during the summer. But here it is, Berlin 1979 and two extraordinary sets both from radio broadcast.

Elton John - 1980-11-02 - Anaheim, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 119"

(Audience FLAC)

Elton John

Convention Center

Anaheim, CA

November 2, 1980

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 119

1644 Edition

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture 2496 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Funeral For A Friend > Love Lies Bleeding

02 Tiny Dancer

03 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

04 All The Young Girls Love Alice

05 Rocket Man

06 Philadelphia Freedom

07 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word

08 Saturday Night (Nigel Olsson doing his own song)

09 All I Want Is You (Nigel Olsson)

10 Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting

11 Harmony

12 Little Jeannie

13 Bennie And The Jets

14 Imagine

15 Ego

16 Have Mercy On The Criminal

17 Someone Saved My Life Tonight

18 Bite Your Lip (Get Up And Dance)

19 Great Balls Of Fire >

20 Good Golly Miss Molly >

21 I Saw Her Standing There

Known Faults: Possibly missing "Your Song" played at most other shows on this tour; Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance) is cut

Talking Heads - 1980-11-02 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Sunday, November 2, 1980
Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY, USA

David Byrne= vocals, guitar
Jerry Harrison= guitar, keyboards, vocals
Tina Weymouth= bass, keyboards
Chris Frantz= drums
Adrian Belew= guitar, vocals, percussion
Bernie Worrell= keyboards, vocals, percussion
Busta 'Cherry' Jones= bass
Steve Scales= percussion, vocals
Dollette McDonald= vocals, percussion

01. Psycho Killer (minus beg.)
02. Warning Sign
03. Stay Hungry
04. Cities -band intros
05. I Zimbra
06. Drugs
07. Once In A Lifetime
08. Animals
09. Houses In Motion (cut)
09. Houses In Motion (minus beg.)
10. Born Under Punches
11. Crosseyed And Painless
12. Life During Wartime
13. Take Me To The River
14. The Great Curve

81:48 (A= 48:00; B= 37:48)

NOTE: 'Houses In Motion' opens B, in mid- song
A cuts at 44:16 followed by a live recording of very accomplished acoustic guitar

The Moody Blues - 1981-11-02 - East Rutherford, NJ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Lostbrook Tape Series - Volume 76

Brendan Byrne Arena

Recording Equipment: 

Internal Mic>Sanyo M2533 tape deck>(2)Maxell UDXLII C90>Alesis TapeLinkUSB>Audacity>WAV

Taper: Lostbrook

Mastering: CQ

01 Gemini Dream

02 The Story In Your Eyes

03 Twilight Time

04 Tuesday Afternoon

05 The Voice

06 Nervous

07 Meanwhile

08 Steppin' In A Slide Zone

09 Talking Out Of Turn

10 The Balance

11 Isn't Life Strange

12 Gypsy(Of A Strange And Distant Time)

13 Driftwood

14 22000 Days

15 Painted Smile>Reflective Smile

16 Veteran Cosmic Rocker

17 I'm Just A Singer(In A Rock And Roll Band)

18 Nights In White Satin

19 Legend Of A Mind>Question>

20 Question

21 Ride My See-Saw

Santana - 1982-11-02 - Corpus Christi, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Memorial Coliseum,

Unknown recorder/generation, CDR-trade.

EAC > TLH > flac > you.

Armando Peraza (perc/vo)

Graham Lear (ds)

David Margen (b)

Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo)

Richard Baker (kbd)

Alex Ligertwood (g/vo)

Orestes Vilato (perc/vo)

Raul Rekow (perc/vo)

01. Open Invitation

02. She's Not There/Marbles

03. La Bamba

04. Band Introduction

05. American Gypsy

06. Europa

07. Shango'

notes

Sadly, an incomplete recording of what was traded as a SBD but I expect it to be an FM. A mere 39 minutes, but I felt I wanted to share it with you all. A few highlights, Carlos himself taking the lead vocals on a rare rendition of La Bamba and a sweet version of American Gypsy.

Mike Oldfield - 1982-11-02 - Cologne, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Mike Oldfield 
"Turbulent Weather" 
Sporthalle, Cologne, Germany 
02-Nov-1982 

Lineage: 
Trade CDR > EAC > FLAC (Level 8) > YOU

CD1 [58:07]
01. Tubular Bells pt1 
02. Platinum 
03. Ommadawn pt1 

CD2 [52:41]
01. Sheba 
02. Mirage 
03. Family Man 
04. Taurus 2 
05. Mount Teide 
06. Five Miles Out 

This is an excellent soundboard recording from the 1982 "Five Miles Out" tour. 

J.J. Cale - 1983-11-02 - Eureka, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Old Town Bar & Grill

lineage
SBDMC>CDR>EAC>SHN>WAV>FLAC

J.J.Cale - Guitar,Vocals,Drum Machine,Bass Pedals
Christine Lakeland - Guitar,Keyboards,Harmonica

CD1
01. Artificial Paradise (6:13)
02. People Lie (3:36)
03. Lean On Me (5:4
04. Cajun Moon (3:04)
05. Money Talks (4:3
06. After Midnight (4:42)
07. Don't Wait (4:4
08. Walk Out In The Rain (3:27)
09. Kink In My Chain (4:12)
10. On the Road Again (3:27)

CD2
01. Deep Dark Dungeon (5:4
02. Crazy Mama (8:59)
03. Reality (3:50)
04. Call Me The Breeze (6:34)
05. Clyde> (4:10)
06. Magnolia (2:51)
07. Cocaine (8:46)
08. Ride Me High/ (4:41)

Santana - 1984-11-02 - Burlington, VT (AUD/FLAC)

Patrick Gym, University Of Vermont

Lineage:
2 Nakamichi 100s and Sony TC-D5m Cassette Master > WAV > FLAC

01 - Samba Pa Ti
02 - Breaking Out/Alphonso Johnson
03 - Written In Sand
04 - Body Surfing
05 - She's Not There/Marbles/Incident At Neshabur
06 - Waited All My Life
07 - I'll Be Waiting
08 - Savor/Armando Peraza/Raul Rekow/Orestes Vilato
09 - Super Boogie/Hong Kong Blues
10 - Touchdown Raiders
11 - Soul Sacrifice/Aranjuez
12 - Batuka/No One To Depend On
13 - Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen

Incomplete concert.

Taped from second to last row bleachers. There was someone with a full size VHS videoing behind us, but I've never seen a copy surface. Missed a little at the beginning - we got in late.

Scorpions - 1984-11-02 - Hannover, DE (SBD/FLAC)

 

(Soundboard FLAC)

Klaus Meine - Vocals
Herman Rarebell - Drums
Francis Buchholz - Bass
Matthias Jabs - Guitar
Rudolf Schenker - Guitar
Tour: Love At First Sting

Location: Eilenriede Halle, Hannover, Germany
Label: Langley
Media: Silver 2CD set (bootleg)

CD1
01 - Opening S - E - 01:50
02 - Coming Home 03:06
03 - Blackout 03:47
04 - Bad Boys Running Wild 03:45
05 - Make It Real 04:32
06 - Loving You Sunday Morning 03:38
07 - Big City Nights 04:49
08 - Coast To Coast 05:26
09 - Holiday 03:19
10 - Still Loving You 05:15
11 - Rock You Like A Hurricane 04:04
12 - Can't Live Without You 05:31
13 - Herman Rarebell Drums Solo 06:16
14 - Another Piece Of Meat 03:27

CD2
01 - Dynamite 07:04
02 - The Zoo 06:28
03 - No One Like You 04:16
04 - Can't Get Enough 09:31
05 - No One Like You (US Festival 1983) 04:01
06 - The Zoo (US Festival 1983) 07:19
07 - Can't Get Enough (US Festival 1983) 04:00

Miles Davis - 1985-11-02 - Zurich, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Source: Analog 

Lineage:
SBD >MCA (low noise) >CAS >CAS >Marian Marc 2 (24-bit/64 kHz) >.wav >Wavelab 4.0 Remaster (using Sonic Foundry Pitch Shift, Paragraphic EQ, Noise Reduction, Steinberg Stereo Expander and Q eq plug ins) >16 bit/44.1 kHz resampling >99.9 % normalization >CD WAVE (tracking) >FLAC

Miles Davis - trumpet, keyboards
Mike Stern - guitar
Robert Irving III, Adam Holzman - keyboards
Bob Berg - tenor & soprano saxophones, *keyboard
Angus Thomas - bass
Marilyn Mazur, Steve Thornton - percussion
Vincent Wilburn Jr. - drums, Simmons drums

01 Opening Medley: One Phone Call/Right Off/Street Scenes/Speak/That's What Happened - 12:14
02 Star People - 6:51
03 Maze - 11:17
04 Human Nature - 9:35
05 MD One/Something On Your Mind/MD Two  (inc.) - 11:47
06 Time After Time - 7:47
07 Ms. Morrisine - 8:57
08 Code MD - 9:50
09 Pacific Express - 13:50
10 Burn - 6:27 [inc, cut at 1:34]
11 Stronger Than Before - 10:38
12 Hopscotch - 15:33
13 Rubberband - 6:57
14 Encore Break - 2:24
15 Broken Wings* - 5:56

Runtime: 140:08

Notes from source:
As usual, this soundboard tape was mastered with standard normal bias material like TDK D, or Sony HF, without noise reduction. The 2nd gen copy was too fast, it got a pitch down of 65% of a semitone. Audio as received from source. FLAC files renamed according to Milesian protocol;-).

Additional editing (plaz):
- cleaned and reworked several  track transitions
- removed fade out/in at disc change boundary (re-edited for continuous play)
- lightly declicked and decrackled
- repaired audible clicks, pops, crackle and gain fluctuations
- retracked and renamed files

Saxon - 1986-11-02 - Paris, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Le Zenith 

This is a fresh (04/2016) tape transfer. 

Transfer info: 
Chrome Bias (Type II) Cassette > SONY TC-WE635 Cassette Deck (w/Manual Azmuith Adjust) > TASCAM CD-RW900mkII Professional CD Recorder > CDR > EAC > WAV > TLH >FLAC

Biff Byford: Vocals 
Graham Oliver: Guitar 
Paul Quinn: Guitar 
Paul Johnson: Bass 
Nigel Glocker: Drums 

CD1 
01. Intro: 
02. Power & The Glory 
03. Back On The Streets 
04. Rock-N-Roll Gypsy 
05. Dallas 1:Pm 
06. Rock The Nations 
07. 20 Thousand Feet 
08. Broken Heroes 
09. We Came Here To Rock 
10. Strong Arm Of The Law Incl.Guitar Solo 

CD2 
01. This Town Rocks 
02. Wheels Of Steel 
03. Party Till You Puke 
04. Princess Of The Night 
05. Crusader 
06. Northen Lady 
07. Motorcycle Man

W.A.S.P. - 1986-11-02 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

WASP
Venue: Hammersmith Odeon
City: London
Country: England
Date: 2nd of November 1986

Recording: FM
Lineage: ?? > Trade CDr > .Wav > .Flac
Quality: A-

01. Intro
02. Inside the Electric Circus
03. I Don't Need No Doctor
04. Sex Drive
05. Widow Maker
06. Wild Child
07. Shoot From the Hip
08. L.O.V.E. Machine > guitar solo (Chris Holmes)
09. Blind In TexasA

Boston - 1987-11-02 - Hartford, CT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Night 1

Third Stage Tour

Teac tape deck--converted through audacity - flac thru traders little helper

Brad Delp - Vocals

Tom Scholz - Guitar, Keyboards

Gary Pihl - Guitar, Keyboards

Davis Sikes - Bass

Doug Huffman - Drums, Keyboards

Doug Masdea - Drums

01: Rock And Roll Band

02: Peace Of Mind

03: It's Been Such A Long Time - Guitar Solo

04: Don't Look Back

05: The Journey

06: More Than A Feeling

07: Amanda

08: We're Ready

09: The Launch

10: Cool The Engines

11: My Destination

12: A New World

13: To Be A Man

14: I Think I Like It

15: Can'tcha Say - Still In Love

16: Hollyann

17: Band Intros

18: Forplay

19: Longtime

20: Feeling Satisfied

21: Something About You

22: Used To Bad News

23: Hitch A Ride Jam Intro

24: Hitch A Ride

25: Let Me Take You Home Tonight

26: Party

Tape Flip 1 at 42:41 Before The Launch

Tape Flip 2 at 89:29 After Longtime

I did songs 1-16 on disc one & songs 17-26 on disc 2.

Recorded from lower lever, Left side of stage, halfway back by a friend of mine.

This was from master tape. No info on tape deck used.

Maxell XLII tapes

Teac tape deck--converted through audacity to wave

Wave to flac thru traders little helper

Earth, Wind & Fire - 1988-11-02 - Rotterdam, NL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Earth, Wind & Fire 

Rotterdam, Ahoy 

1988-11-02

01 - Intro/September 

02 - Fantasy 

03 - After The Love Has Gone 

04 - Shining Star 

05 - You And I 

06 - Let's Groove 

07 - That's The Way Of The World 

08 - Sheldon Guitar Interlude 

09 - Kalimba Interlude 

10 - Boogie Wonderland 

11 - Magic Mind 

12 - Reasons 

13 - Touch The World 

Notes: Touch The world fade out.

Eric Clapton - 1988-11-02 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton 
Dates: November 02, 1988 
Venue: Tokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan. 

Source: Stereo Soundboard Recording 
Lineage: FM Radio > Maxell Cassette C-Tape > Sony PCM-M10 > WAV > FLAC 
* November 13 & 20, 1988. PM9:00 to PM9:55 FM-Radio On-air 

Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals 
Mark Knopfler: Guitar, Vocals 
Elton John: Keyboards, Vocals 
Nathan East: Bass, Vocals 
Alan Clark: Keyboards 
Steve Ferrone: Drums 
Ray Cooper: Percussion 
Katie Kissoon: Backing Vocals 
Tessa Niles: Backing Vocals

CD1 
01: Crossroads 
02: White Room 
03: I Shot The Sheriff 
04: Money For Nothing 
05: I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That 
06: Wonderful Tonight 

CD2 
01: Cocaine 
02: Layla 
03: Solid Rock 
04: Saturday Night Alright For Fighting 
05: Sunshine Of Your Love