Eric Clapton - The Next Big Step (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton
"The Next Big Step"
Tokyo, Japan
October 25, 26, 27, 1993

3BR Records - 3BR 190 - SB 6

CD1

01 - Malted Milk

02 - Terraplane Blues

03 - How Long

04 - 32-20

05 - Kidman Blues

06 - County Jail

07 - .44

08 - Blues Leave Me Alone

09 - Tell Me Mama

10 - White Room

11 - Badge

12 - Wonderful Tonight

13 - Stone Free

CD2

01 - Circus Left Town

02 - Tears in Heaven

03 - Crossroads

04 - Tearing Us Apart

05 - Groaning the Blues

06 - Cocaine

07 - Ain't Nobody's Business

08 - Layla

LINEAGE:
Original 3BR (Directly from Igor and the Professor) > LiteOn iHAP322 (UL18 Firmware) > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Calibrated Offset +6, 0) > FLAC (Level 6) > You !!!

Geetarz Comments:
The early 1990s were an amazing run for Clapton, with the growth of the Royal Albert Hall shows, constant touring, and seemingly inexhaustible exposure.

Starting in 1990, "blues only" nights were a part of the Albert runs, and hugely popular with diehard fans. But EC's management and label resisted the idea of progressing any further in that direction.

After the huge critical and commercial success of "Unplugged", Clapton was freed to pursue other directions, which eventually led to the "blues tours" in 1994 and 1995.

The 1993 shows were a fascinating melange of classic rock, pop, and hard blues. If you're one of those people who listens to "good music" no matter what the genre, the 1993 shows are probably the most accessible EC ever did live.

In the fall of 1993, EC went to Japan, where the audiences are deeply respectful and appreciative - the perfect crowd for this fusion of old and new.

The sets began quietly, with acoustic blues, veering from the Delta sounds to the sounds of electric Chicago blues, and then coming to the fire and fury of 1960s British Blues, with "White Room" and "Badge". After a breather of "Wonderful Tonight" (a perennial Clapton Speed Bump in most sets) there comes EC's unhinged rendition of Hendrix' "Stone Free".

After a more modern pop / AOR break with "Circus" and "Tears in Heaven", the band breaks into a funky reworking of "Crossroads", the 1980s hit pop single "Tearing Us Apart", then digging deep into the blues with "Groaning the Blues".

As if this set didn't cover enough musical decades, next we have EC's 1970s version of "Cocaine", with a new feel for the 1990s, Bessie Smith's 1920s "Ain't Nobody's Business", and then closing with those Seven Incredible Notes, "Layla" ... themselves taken from Albert King's "As the Years Go Passing By".

Basically, this set is like a Graduate Level course in the history of the blues, taught by one of its best students.

The 3BR version is a remastered version of the Mid Valley release "Into the Fire". This wasn't some quickie "tweak" job, as The Professor reportedly spent 50+ hours on this recording (I heard, he liked it! haha). The important thing, check it out and let YOUR ears be the judge.

Even if you already have a copy of this title, this may be a nice upgrade for you, direct from the masters with known lineage.

Also, the original scans I did "back in the day" weren't very good (because my scanner, wasn't very good) so for this torrent I have included new scans at 300 DPI.

Of course, EAC logs and checksums included.

There's been a lot of discussion lately about what is "essential" Clapton, and I'm really glad this has come up. It's so easy for those of us who are familiar with an artist to lose track of what's essential, and accessible to everyone, not just diehard fans.

Frank Zappa - 1968-10-06 - Bremen, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

The Mothers of Invention
The Beat Club

79.02 Pre Broadcast SBD A+

Title: LIEDERLICHES Episode 5
First Broadcast Date: 1970 10 15 on German TV Station ARD
This Copy is from the converted BETACAM SP Mastertape
Cassette: SONY E-60PR

Video:
SANYO VCR > MEDION DVD STANDALONE HQ Mode

Audio:
SANYO VCR > WAVELAB 3, 44kHz 16 bit DUAL MONO

Transfers by xxhoff
Audio fixed by PittyLabelle
Authoring, editing and animation by unicrayon

Lineage: Betacam Master > DVD > Authored DVD > You

01 Noodling, soundcheck, tuning up
02 Improvisation in A
03 Boogie Shuffle in A
04 Don Preston’s Dental Problem
05 King Kong
06 The String Quartet
Pound For A Brown
Sleeping in a Jar
Jam in E
07 Uncle Meat
08 Lohengrin
09 Let’s Make The Water Turn Black
10 Octandre

I'm calling this show "Earlier That Night".
It's basically 40 minutes of never before seen black & white footage that was cut from the broadcast.
This version is the whole show starting from the clapperboard through the all day Full German into the sound engineer's noodling and rejoining at the partial King Kong we already know from the broadcast.
In short: It's not perfect, but it's interesting.

Earlier this year I fixed the Beat Club DVD and some time later when I was working on this restoration project Flambay discovered the audio was broken!

"Why can't anything be easy?" is always the question I ask when I've finished a project and then find out something is wrong.
A while back I'd asked flambay to look at the audio, I needed an expert opinion on the content and how we should present both the audio and the video files. Flambay got back to me to say he'd noticed audible clicks every 15 seconds throughout and I/we FREAKED OUT for a while because I'd just seeded the Broadcast version!

We checked the only 2 copies of the footage in the world and they both had the same problem!

Later that year, PittyLabelle rode to the rescue with a technical solution that didn't require flambay spending the rest of his natural life cleaning the audio up by hand … Pitty extracted clean copies of the audio and we stopped FREAKING OUT and I got back to the final noodling process of synching it all back together.

Van Morrison - 1973-10-06 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Van Morrison featuring the Caledonia Soul Orchestra

Shrine Auditorium

Los Angeles, CA

October 6, 1973

JF Archive Series Vol. 16 via JEMS

Taper: acquaintance of JF

Source: unknown recorder > unknown microphones (stereo)

JEMS 2016 Transfer:

master cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture > iZotope RX6 > iZotope Ozone 6 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

Sid Page - violin

Jack Schroer - saxophone

Bill Atwood - trumpet

John Platania - guitar

David Hayes - bass

David Shaw - drums

Jef Labes (?) - piano, organ

01 Herbie Hancock “Watermelon Man”

02 Ain’t Nothing You Can Do

03 I’ve Been Working

04 Moondance

05 I Paid The Price

06 Here Comes The Night

07 Boogie Chillen’

08 Hard Times

09 I Just Want To Make Love To You

10 Try For Sleep

11 Into The Mystic

12 Listen To The Lion

13 Warm Love

14 You Done Me Wrong

15 Caravan

16 Cyprus Avenue

17 Gloria

18 Domino

Known Faults:

-Hard Times: cut

-I Just Wanna Make Love To You: start cut

-Listen To The Lion: small technical glitch

JEMS is thrilled to continue the JF Archive series, presenting another one of the nine Van Morrison performances recorded in and around Southern California circa 1973-74. 

Unlike the initial Lost California tapes, JF’s 1973-74 recordings have long been in circulation among collectors. However, this series marks the first-ever digitization and dissemination directly from cassette masters. The recordings were made with low-end equipment but yielded surprisingly listenable results.

The second Shrine show is another significant performance and recording.

Van’s setlist had evolved substantially since the Troubadour gigs in June, the most interesting changes to which were the inclusion of three new songs unreleased at the time. The first, “I Paid The Price,” only saw official release on last year’s expanded edition of It’s Too Late To Stop Now. This is one of its five known performances, all in 1973. The next is the second-known version of “Try For Sleep,” which premiered the night before, this being one of only four known appearances. It was finally released in a studio version on 1998’s The Philosopher’s Stone.

The third, “You Done Me Wrong,” turns out to be more special still. It remains unreleased to this day, with no known studio recording. On top of that, it would only ever be performed at this show and the previous night at the Shrine before vanishing forever and tonight’s version is even more lively. It name-checks some serious villains, from the Cosa Nostra to Jesse James, against a rollicking musical backdrop. Without JF’s tapes, we’d never have the chance to hear it. Some websites list “You Done Me Wrong” as a cover of the Ray Price tune of the same name, but Van calls it out specifically as a new song, and while it is difficult to understand his full spoken intro, he does appear to say something about it being “a single.” Fascinating.

Beyond the new material, Van again dips heavily into blues and R&B covers as he did the night before, including Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Ain’t Nothing You Can Do,” Ray Charles’ “Hard Times,” John Lee Hooker’s “Boogie Chillen’” and Willie Dixon’s “I Just Want To Make Love To You.” The rest of the show is crowd-pleasing material, with one set list change from the previous night at the Shrine as “Moondance” replaces “And It Stoned Me.”

“I attended this show and recorded it, although I appear to have misplaced my tape. This particular recording was done by a guy I met just two or three times. He attended one of the colleges in Claremont, CA, where I lived. At this concert he recorded a single cassette worth of music. As he told me, he was not a Van fan and was just testing out new equipment. I’ve always preferred his recording to my own (now missing in action anyway) because the sound quality is significantly better than what I was getting. When I told him how much I admired the recording, he held the cassette out to me and said, ‘Here. It’s yours’.”

The mystery taper who gave JF his master tape was indeed using better equipment and recorded in stereo, resulting in a recording that is a material upgrade to JF’s own efforts from the night before, and, to the best of my knowledge, very likely the best available recording of these rare song performances. It is rich, warm and clear. Samples provided. As a bonus, the taper also recorded five minutes of the opening act, Herbie Hancock, which we have included at the top as it appears on the master cassette.

JF also provided us with with a clipping of the newspaper advertisement for the Shrine shows along with his ticket stubs. We’ve included them in the files.

Once again, our gratitude goes to JF, who reached out on DIME (you could be next!) and offered us his archive, which had been sitting in boxes for over 20 years, 6000 miles away from where he lives today. Like so many early tapers, he had great stories to tell and the memories flooded back as we sorted through tapes. We are pleased to be able to bring his work to all of you. Please let him know through your comments that you are, too. We also appreciate the unnamed Van collectors who helped get JF’s masters back in his control.

Thanks to Goody for checking the pitch. We always feel better when he has given his blessing to an important transfer. We also want to acknowledge the value and work of GB ::: ivan :::, the definitive Van Morrison setlist archive on the web. It has been a constant reference resource for this entire series. Special shout out to senormogul9 for helping us confirm the Herbie Hancock track. Finally, kudos to mjk5510, who continues his yeoman duty as JEMS’ post-production and quality-control supervisor. His contributions are absolutely vital in getting the music to you.

BK for JEMS

Ufo - 1975-10-06 - Sausalito, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

UFO 

Venue: Record Plant (West) 

City: Sausalito, CA, USA 

Date: 1975-10-06

Source: FM (SBD?) 

Lineage:

unknown gen TDK D-90 tape>Kenwood KX-W4070>Soundblaster Live>CoolEdit>WAV> CoolEdit standard hiss reduction>WAV>FLAC Frontend>FLAC 

01. Let It Roll 

02. Doctor Doctor 

03. Oh My 

04. Built For Comfort 

05. Out In The Streets 

06. Space Child 

07. Mother Mary 

08. All Or Nothing 

09. This Kids 

10. Shoot Shoot 

11. Rock Bottom 

total running time: 55:24

Notes: 

This is a great sounding "live in the studio" recording. There are no skips or imperfections in this recording (except for the fade-in at the very beginning, don't worry, it is just the starting tone of Let It Roll, the original started very abruptly). I've had the tape since about 1985 and it has fared well. I just listened to the whole thing again with headphones and at some point I heard one small pop that sounded suspciously much like a record player pop. (not major enough to make a big deal out of though). The hiss was barely noticable during the songs, but was quite noticable between the songs. I made sure that the hiss reduction did not take away from the songs though. I hope that you will enjoy this recording as much as I have!

Queen - 1977-10-06 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

New London Theatre Centre 

lineage: 
source 1 (*) "Champions Shoot" Wardour > wav (speed corrected) > FLAC 
Source 2 (**) tape(X) > CDR (X) > WAV > FLAC 

01. Bob Harris' speech, first listen to WATC (cut) (*/**) 
02. Queen introduction, WATC video shoot 1 (*/**) 
03. WATC video shoot 2 (**) 
04. Speech before WATC video shoot 3 (cut at 0:44), WATC video shoot 4 (*/**) 
05. Tie Your Mother Down (*) 
06. Keep Yourself Alive (*) 
07. Somebody To Love (*) 
08. White Man (*) 
09. The Prophet's Song (*) 
10. Liar (*) 
11. Bohemian Rhapsody (until end of guitar solo) (*) 
12. Now I'm Here (*) 
13. Jailhouse Rock (*) 
14. See What A Fool I've Been (*) 

A couple of great moments: 
I love what happens after the first WATC shoot. 
Brian says, "we'll have to try this a couple more times, okay?" 
And then an audience member, with plenty of excitement in his voice, 
says "I don't care!" 

Another great moment: 
After Bob Harris reveals that take 3 will be done with the cameras on the audience, and without the band on stage, someone else in the audience says, "It's not gonna be the same without them!" 

Luckily, the entire concert is from the higher quality version, and it's really worth listening to in this quality. Check out the loose and experimental version of White Man / The Prophet's Song very interesting! It sounds much more like the middle section of Get Down Make Love, because it's Brian's guitar that has the harmonization effects, not Freddie's voice (which I really prefer, actually!). This is probably the first time Brian used the e-bow on stage. The whole band sounds great, and are clearly happy to give the fan club members a great set. Also worth noting is that this is undoubtedly the greatest version of See What A Fool I've Been. Freddie's voice is so much more complished in this version. He sings it so passionately and aggressively. It's amazing to hear how much his voice grew in a year and a half since they had last played the song. This would turn out to be the final performance of the song. Killer version of Liar here as well. 

This is a compilation of two copies of the same audience tape of the famous We Are The Champions video shoot and short concert, both lossless - one being "Champions Shoot" on the Wardour label, and the other being a much higher generation tape. Much of the WATC video shoot is missing on the Wardour version, so I spliced in all the missing parts from the inferior version. Still, two parts are missing: The initial playing of WATC (before they started filming) cuts out after a few seconds, and the third video take of the song is missing as well. The Wardour version's pitch was 1/3 of a semitone too fast, so I adjusted it to make the two versions run at the same speed. 

Yes - 1978-10-06 - Inglewood, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 121"

Yes

The Forum

Inglewood, CA

October 6, 1978

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 121

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

Jon Anderson

Steve Howe

Chris Squire

Rick Wakeman

Alan White

01 Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra

02 Siberian Khatra

03 Heart Of The Sunrise

04 Future Times / Rejoice

05 Circus Of Heaven

06 Time And A Word

07 Long Distance Runaround

08 The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus > Survival

09 Perpetual Change

10 Soon

11 Don't Kill The Whale

12 Madrigal

13 The Clap

14 Starship Trooper

15 Madrigal > On The Silent Wings Of Freedom

16 Rick Wakeman Solo

17 Awaken

18 I've Seen All Good People

19 Roundabout

Known Faults:

-none

Yes - 1978-10-06 - Inglewood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Forum
Inglewood, California, U.S.A.
King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast

lineage:
WBCN FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever >Teac reel deck (probably 3300) > Maxell UD 7" reel @ 3 3/4 ips >soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6

Jon Anderson- vocals
Rick Wakeman- keyboards
Steve Howe- guitar
Chris Squire- bass
Alan White- drums

01 - announcer introduction

02 - Siberian Khatru

03 - heart of the sunrise

04 - circus of heaven

05 - don't kill the whale

06 - the clap

07 - starship trooper

08 - on the silent wings of freedom

09 - all good people

10 - roundabout

runtime: 72:55

Van Morrison - 1979-10-06 - Passaic, NJ (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

VAN MORRISON 
Capitol Theatre, 
Passaic, New Jersey 
October 6th 1979 

Pro Shot, Black & White, Very Good Quality 

NO REMASTERING 

SOURCE: Very Low Generation Single Mpeg File on DATA DVD > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 > Video TS 

VIDEO: NTSC, MPEG-2, 720x480, 29.97fps, 4592Kb/s 
AUDIO: MPEG-1 Layer 2, 48000Hz, 2ch, 384Kb/s 

Top & Track Selection Menus 

01. Kingdom Hall 
02. Bright Side Of The Road 
03. Here Comes The Night 
04. Into The Mystic 
05. You Make Me Feel So Free 
06. Warm Love 
07. Call Me Up In Dreamland 
08. It's All In the Game > You Know What They're Writing About 
09. Ain't Nothin' You Can Do 
10. Angeliou 
11. Full Force Gale 
12. Moondance 
13. Moonshine Whiskey 
14. Wavelength 
15. Tupelo Honey 
16. I've Been Working 
17. Troubadours 
18. Brown Eyed Girl 
19. Gloria

Running Time: 84.34 

Van Halen - 1979-10-06 - San Diego, CA (SBD/FLAC) "Shit Fire And Save Matches"

(Soundboard FLAC)

VAN HALEN

San Diego Sports Arena

San Diego CA.

October 6th 1979

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 And Edits>Wav(16/44.1)>Traders Little Helper Flac 8

From The Lp "Shit Fire And Save Matches" Vol 1 & 2 On Mad Hatter Records.

David Lee Roth Vocals

Edward Van Halen Guitar

Michael Anthony Bass/Vocals

Alex Van Halen Drums 

01 Intro

02 Light Up The Sky

03 Somebody Get Me A Doctor 

04 Drum Solo

05 Runnin' With The Devil

06 Dave's San Diego Rap

07 Dance The Night Away

(flip edit at 18:16) 

08 Beautiful Girls

09 Dave Everybody want some Story 

10 On Fire

11 Bass Solo 

12 You're No Good

13 Jamie's Cryin'

(flip edit at 38:24)

14 Fools Intro/Gypsy Woman story

15 Feel Your Love Tonight 

16 Jam (fades out)

17 Ice Cream Man

(flip edit at 52:31)

18 Ain't Talkin''Bout Love

19 Eddie's Solo

(flip edit at 71:01)

20 You Really Got Me 

21 Bottoms Up

22 Atomic Punk

Bonus Track

23 Interview 1979 With Eddie Jamming Women in Love/Your No Good

Elton John - 1979-10-06 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 179"

Elton John

Universal Amphitheatre

Los Angeles, CA

October 6, 1979

Mike Millard First-Generation Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 179

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

JEMS 2023 Transfer: Mike Millard First-Generation Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 (azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture 2496 > iZotope RX10 > iZotope Ozone 8 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Your Song

02 Sixty Years On

03 Daniel

04 Skyline Pigeon

05 Take Me To The Pilot

06 Rocket Man (I Think It’s Going To Be Long, Long Time)

07 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me

08 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

09 Roy Rogers

10 Candle In The Wind

11 Ego

12 Where To Now St. Peter?

13 He'll Have To Go

14 Elton's Song

15 I Heard It Through The Grapevine

16 Funeral For A Friend >

17 Tonight

18 Better Off Dead

19 Idol

20 I Think I’m Going To Kill Myself

21 I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford)

22 Scott Joplin Intro > Bennie And The Jets

23 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word

24 Mama Can’t Buy You Love

25 Part-Time Love

26 Crazy Water

27 Song For Guy

28 Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting > Pinball Wizard

29 Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On >

30 I Saw Her Standing There >

31 Twist And Shout >

32 Crocodile Rock >

33 Back In The U.S.S.A. (Back In The U.S.S.R.)

Known Issues: None

Ian Gillan - 1980-10-06 - Sheffield, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

City Hall

lineage

Unknown Analog Gen Cassette>CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC

IAN GILLAN- Vocals

BERNIE TORME- Guitar

COLIN TOWNS- Keyboards

JOHN McCOY- Bass

MICK UNDERWOOD- Drums

01. Are You Sure ?

02. Mr. Universe

03. Keyboard Intro:No Easy Way Incl.Drum Solo

04. Trouble

05. If You Believe Me

06. On The Rocks

07. Bass Solo

08. Running White Face City Boy

09. Vengeance

10. Guitar Solo

11. Smoke On The Water

12. Band Members Introduced

13. Sleeping On The Job

14. Lucille

R.E.M. - 1982-10-06 - New Haven, CT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

R.E.M.

Toad's Place

New Haven, CT, USA

Oct. 6, 1982

The Alex Butterfield Archive No. ABA-046

Lineage: Master cassette recorded in Sony TCS-310>recording studio mixing board>EQ>compressor>Audiomedia II card>Mac IIci>Soundesigner 2>output to CD-R>ripped in iTunes>FLAC conversion in xAct

01 Gardening At Night (4:26)

02 9-9 (3:18)

03 Pilgrimage (4:04)

04 Wolves (4:29)

05 Laughing (3:50)

06 Easy Come Easy Go (3:14)

07 Sitting Still (3:26)

08 1,000,000 (3:08)

09 Pretty Persuasion (3:54)

10 Moral Kiosk (3:15)

11 Catapult (3:44)

12 West Of The Fields (3:00)

13 Radio Free Europe (fades in-tape flip) (3:46)

14 Perfect Circle (5:10)

15 White Tornado (2:26)

16 Ages Of You (3:43)

17 We Walk (2:41)

18 Boxcars (Carnival Of Sorts) (4:52)

19 Skank (5:49)

Artwork included.

Earlier in 1982, R.E.M. had been at Toad's Place opening for The Ventures. This time they were headliners with local band The Stray Divides (featuring Mark Mulcahy and Ray Neal, pre-Miracle Legion) opening.

The Alex Butterfield Archive--begun in 1978--covers punk rock, garage rock, pop, rockabilly, new wave, rock 'n' roll, jazz, reggae, blues, indie, folk music and more. The Archive includes bands local to Connecticut as well as national and international acts.

Nico - 1982-10-06 - Roskilde, DK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Nico with The Blue Orchids
Club Paramount, Roskilde, Denmark
October 6, 1982

Source: Soundboard > unknown generation cassette

Transfer: Zoom H4n (16 bit / 44.1 kHz) (transfer by Mauro)

Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > Wav (Eac tested) > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac level 8 

Harmonium & Heroin – Nico 
Drums – Toby Toman
Bass – Steve Garvey, backing vocals
Guitar – Martin Bramah, backing vocals
Guitar - Rick Goldstraw
Synthesizer – Una Baines

01 These Days
02 I'll Keep It With Mine (Bob Dylan)
03 Femme Fatale
04 All Tomorrow's Parties
05 I'm Waiting For The Man
06 Purple Lips
07 Heroes (David Bowie)
-- tape flip --
08 Saeta (cuts in)
09 Vegas
10 60-40
11 Procession
12 Valley of the Kings
13 Janitor Of Lunacy
14 Frozen Warnings
15 Henry Hudson
16 The Sphinx
17 No One Is There

Total Time = 79:48 min

Elvis Costello - 1983-10-06 - Glasgow, Scotland (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Elvis Costello and the Attractions

1983-10-06

Tiffany's ( Locarno Ballroom ), Glasgow, Scotland

Broadcast 1983-10-08

01. Watching The Detectives

02. Watch Your Step

03. The Greatest Thing

04. Man Out Of Time

05. Head To Toe

06. New Lace Sleeves

07. The World And His Wife

08. Alison

09. Backstabbers-King Horse

10. Clowntime Is Over

11. Pills And Soup

12. Everyday I Write The Book

Discovered a bunch of FM concert broadcasts I recorded onto cassette back in the day.

FM recording from Radio Clyde broadcast.

Tuner - Pioneer Cassette - Akai Cassette - PC - Adobe Audition - Audacity - TLH - Flac

Once on my PC I put the raw file through Adobe Audition to tweak the sound slightly including speed correcting.

I then tracked using Audacity before converting to FLAC using TLH.

The Feelies - 1984-10-06 - Athens, GA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Feelies

40 Watt Club, Athens, GA

1984-10-06

Note: Correct date is 10/6. Info file incorrectly gives 10/4

01 The Obedient Atom (4:04)

02 Two Rooms (3:21)

03 Loveless Love (4:52)

04 Forces At Work (4:43)

05 Moscow Nights (3:25)

06 The Last Roundup (2:50)

[end of set]

07 Raised Eyebrows (2:21) >

08 Crazy Rhythms (5:44)

09 Run Run Run > What Goes On (5:17)

total running time: 36:40

Thanks to JFree for the 24-bit source files. A nice sounding show. Some tape hiss and a good bit of reverb on the vocals at times. I added a bit of speed correction. Info file has all the technical details.

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1984-10-06 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Stevie Ray Vaughan

1984-10-06

The Orpheum Theater

Boston, MA

lineage

trade>cdr>eac>wav>traders little helper>flac level 6

Audience B-

CD1

01 - Instrumental - cuts in

02 - Scuttle Buttin'

03 - Tin Pan Alley

04 - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)

05 - The Things (That) I Used To Do

06 - Cold Shot

07 - Texas Flood

CD2

01 - Drivin' South

02 - Third Stone From The Sun

03 - Lenny

04 - Life Without You

05 - Wham

06 - Rude Mood

Dire Straits - 1985-10-06 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Wang Theatre

Recording Info:
(FOB) Nakamichi 700 -> Master Cassette (Sony D5/Maxell XLII-S)

Transfer Info:
Master Cassette (Nakamichi DR-1) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/96k) -> Samplitude Professional v10.21 -> FLAC/16
(2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@...
July 29, 2009

Notes:
Disc change is seamless
Recorded By Steve Rolfe
Thanks to Steve Rolfe for lending me his masters

01 - Ride Across The River
02 - Expresso Love
03 - One World
04 - Romeo And Juliet
05 - Private Investigations
06 - Sultans Of Swing
07 - Why Worry
08 - Walk Of Life
09 - Two Young Lovers
01 - Money For Nothing
02 - Wild West End
03 - Tunnel Of Love

Encore:
04 - Brothers In Arms
05 - Solid Rock
06 - Going Home

Nick Cave - 1986-10-06 - Utrecht, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Muziekcentrum

Source: fm (generation - suspect possibly from master or 1st gen) Chromalin C90 (Chrome bias) -> Protools > AIFF > xACT > FLAC

Quality: A-

Nick Cave

Mick Harvey

Blixa Bargeld

01. She fell away (4:40)

02. By The Time I Get To Phoenix (3:49)

03. Long Time Man (partial) (1:45)

04. DJ remarks on power cuts (1:05)

05. Knockin' On Joe (7:25)

06. Jack's Shadow (5:19)

07. (4:58)

08. Your Funeral...My Trial (4:41)

09. All Tomorrow's Parties (3:04)

Bonus 'Wilde Wereld' programme VPRO Radio studios, Amsterdam 1985.06.19

10. Black Crow King (VPRO session 1985.06.19) (5:35)

Total time 42:16

Notes:

Great sound quality of early performances of the Bad Seeds. For reference the Muziekcentrum no longer exists. The city of Utrecht is building a new bigger venue on the same location, probably to be opened in 2014 and called Muziekpaleis.The excellent From the Archives site (From The Archives -Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds- Chronology) gives the following info.

Guns N' Roses - 1987-10-06 - Manchester, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

GUNS N ROSES 
Source: Manchester Apollo, Manchester, England 
Date: October 6th, 1987. 
TYPE AUDIENCE 
CDR-FLAC 
Sound Quality: B 
Time: 62:16 
linage-uM > uR > analog gen ? CDR 

01 - Intro 

02 - It's So Easy 

03 - Move To The City 

04 - Out Ta Get Me 

05 - Mr - Brownstone 

06 - My Michelle 

07 - Rocket Queen 

08 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door 

09 - Welcome To The Jungle 

10 - Sweet Child O' Mine 

11 - Paradise City 

12 - Mama Kin 

notes: 
After 'Out Ta Get Me,' Axl thanks Kerrang! and some other British magazines. While introducing 'Rocket Queen,' Axl says that they changed a part of the song during that day's soundcheck. Axl introduces the band during 'Rocket Queen.'

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1988-10-06 - Berkeley, CA (SBD/FLAC) "City of Lights"

(Soundboard FLAC)

City of Lights

The Greek Theater 
Berkeley, CA 
October 6, 1988 

From the original silver : WAV>FLAC 

01 - Pride And Joy 

02 - You'll Be Mine 

03 - Commit A Crime 

04 - Let Me Love You, Baby 

05 - Leave My Little Girl Alone 

06 - Superstition 

07 - Willie The Wimp 

08 - Cold Shot 

09 - Couldn't Stand The Weather 

10 - Life Without You 

Stevie Nicks - 1989-10-06 - Houston, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

lineage: 
FM broadcast (pre-recorded) > Yamaha 500 reciever with digital tuner and wire antenna > nak. bx-100 cassette deck (dolby off) > almost never played maxell XLII-S 90 min. master cassette > played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned) 

Stevie Nicks: vocals 
Robert Martin: vocals 
Carlos Rios: guitar 
Don Boyette: bass 
Chris Cameron: piano 
Russell Kunkel: drums 
Peter Michaels: music director 
Loretta Perry Nicks: vocals 
Sharon Celani (Sharona): vocals

01 - radio intro :43 

02 - outside the rain 4:20 

03 - dreams 4:30 

04 - rooms on fire 7:00 

05 - gold dust woman 7:10 

06 - stand back 5:35 

07 - Alice 7:31 

08 - no spoken word 4:55 

09 - beauty and the beast 7:34 

10 - whole lotta trouble 5:37 

11 - two kinds of love 6:29 

12 - edge of seventeen 4:15 

13 - nightbird 5:21 

14 - has anyone ever written anything for you 5:30 

runtime: 76:33 (minutes/seconds)

Soundgarden - 1991-10-06 - Hollywood, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Soundgarden

1991-10-06

Hollywood, CA

High Voltage, Rip Magazine Awards

Re-Broadcast 11/01/2004 & 02/02/2003 - Ripped By Tyler

Sound: FM / Stereo Soundboard

Lineage: 

101.1 WRIF Detroit, MI > Technics ST-k50 > Cool Edit Pro > Wav > flac

01. Into the Void

02. Outshined

03. Gun

04. Big Dumb Sex

05. Jesus Christ Pose

06. Searching With My Good Eye Closed

07. Face Pollution

08. Room A Thousand Years Wide

A weird source, unfortunate that it has an odd flaw in that tracks 7 & 8 are inexplicably different than the rest; flimsy, weak, mono. A real shame as the first 6 songs are capped in a full-bodied blaze of stereo. Hard to say if it's the out-of-phase of a squished stereo source or if it's just one sided-mono, but it really kills the excellent mood that this had going. I did my best to bring it closer to the rest, and it works, but still unfortunate. Anyway, short rockin' set from the early Soundgarden years.

Pearl Jam - 1991-10-06 - Los Angeles, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

PEARL JAM

October 6, 1991

Palladium

Hollywood, CA

01 Wash

02 Once

03 Even Flow

04 Alive

05 Jeremy

06 Why Go

07 Porch

SOUNDBOARD REMASTER SERIES 2012

Artwork by ridleybradout

SOURCE: Promo CD

JJ Cale - 1994-10-06 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Hammersmith Apollo

October 1994 (probably 6th)

2nd night of 3

Lineage: 
Denon TU210L > Denon Cassette Deck

Transfer: 
Master Cassette > Yamaha KX-330 > ADC > Optical > Dio 22496 > Soundforge (edits)

01. DJ Intro
02. River Boat Song
03. Ride Me High
04. Woke Up This Morning
05. New Orleans
06. Don't Cry Sister
07. Call me the Breeze
08. Really
09. Black Cat (Christine Lakeland)
10. I Feel So Bad
11. T-Bone Shuffle (?) (Instrumental)
12. Closer To You
13. Nowhere To run
14. Everlovin' Woman
15. After Midnight
16. No Time (fades > DJ Outro)

R/T 56:13

Broadcast on 26th December 1994 by Greater London Radio. I have left the short station intro intact, but edited out the DJ's brief chat at 29:13. No music was affected. The DJ talks over the last track as it fades out. This is unlike GLR and it may be they broadcast a more complete version at some time, but an internet search didn't reveal anything.

Tom Petty - 1995-10-06 - Tuskaloosa, AL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers

1995-10-06

U. of AL, Tuskaloosa, AL

lineage

FM>DAT>Cass.>CDR>EAC>.WAV>TLH>.FLAC

CD1

01. You Don't Know How It Feels

02. Listen to Her Heart

03. I Won't Back Down

04. Free Fallin'

05. You Wreck Me

06. Mary Jane's Last Dance

07. Don't Come Around Here No More

08. 13 Days

09. Girl on LSD

10. Breakdown

11. Cabin Down Below

12. It's Good to Be King - Jam

CD2

01. Runnin' Down a Dream

02. Honey Bee

03. Gloria

-filler: Paradise Theater, Boston, MA 7/16/78 (FM>Cass.>Cass.>CDR):

04. Anything That's Rock N' Roll

05. Fooled AGain (I Don't Like It)

06. I Need to Know

07. Don't Bring Me Down

08. Breakdown

09. American Girl

10. Strangered in the Night

11. Too Much Ain't Enough

12. Shout

13. I Fought the Law

14. Route 66

15. King Bee

Eric Clapton - 2001-10-06 - Buenos Aires, ARG (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton

Estadio River Plate

Buenos Aires, Argentina

October 6, 2001 - CD-R2 - SB 6

lineage

DigiSat -> VHS HiFi -> CD-R

Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals

Nathan East Bass, Vocals

Andy Fairweather Low Guitar, Vocals

Steve Gadd Drums

David Sancious Keyboards, Vocals, Guitar

Greg Phillinganes Keyboards, Vocals

Disc 1:

01 - Key to the Highway

02 - Reptile

03 - Got You On My Mind

04 - Tears in Heaven

05 - Bell Bottom Blues

06 - Change the World

07 - My Father's Eyes

08 - River of Tears

09 - Going Down Slow

10 - She's Gone

Disc 2:

01 - I Want a Little Girl

02 - Badge

03 - Hoochie Coochie Man

04 - Stormy Monday

05 - Cocaine

06 - Wonderful Tonight

07 - Layla

08 - Sunshine of Your Love

09 - Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Excellent soundboard recording.

Eric Clapton - 2001-10-06 - Buenos Aires, ARG (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

THE ULTIMATE STORM - BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA, Oct 6th 2001
2 Disc Single Layer Version

Video from Argentinian TV free broadcast, master VHS tape.
720x480 NTSC
Audio mixed in from Mid Valley's outstanding CD release entitled "General Probe 2001".

Audio streams:
- Lossless PCM stereo
- DTS 5.1

DVD1
01 - Key to the Highway
02 - Reptile
03 - Got you on my mind
04 - Tears in Heaven
05 - Bell Bottom Blues
06 - Change the World
07 - My Father's eyes
08 - River of Tears
09 - Going Down Slow
10 - She's Gone

DVD2
01 - I want a little girl
02 - Badge
03 - Hoochie Coochie Man
04 - Stormy Monday (!!!!!!)
05 - Cocaine
06 - Wonderful Tonight
07 - Layla
08 - Sunshine of Your Love
09 - Somewhere Over the Rainbow

All credits to Zetti Productions

Nick Cave - 2003-10-06 - Dublin, Ireland (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Disc 1:

FM broadcast > ? > CDR (?) > EAC > wav > FLAC frontend > flac lvevl 8

Disc 2:

FM broadcast > ? > data CD (wav) > EAC > wav > FLAC frontend > flac lvevl 8

Nick Cave

Warren Ellis

Martyn P. Casey

Jim Sclavunos

CD1:

01 Wonderful Life

02 Sad Waters

03 Halleujah

04 The Singer

05 Henry Lee

06 Dolphins

07 Darker With the Day

08 The Mercy Seat

09 God is in the House

10 Do You Love Me? (part 2)

11 Stagger Lee

12 Into My Arms

CD2:

01 West Country Girl

02 Wild World

03 The Ship Song

04 Jack the Ripper

Neil Young - 2012-10-06 - London, ON (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Tour: The Past The Present The Future 
Venue: John Labatt Centre (new name: Budweiser Gardens) 
City: London, ON. 

Lineage: 
Edirol R-09 + Sound Professionals SP-CMC-8 microphones Card reader > Harddisk editing with Soundforge 4.5 + plugins and using the Sonic Maximizer Process > SEKD Red Roaster 

Editing: 
some nearby clapping has been faded, BBE Maximizer 

Recording & editing: Young Dutch Master 
Sound is excellent. 
Recorded, on the floor, near the left speaker stack 

01. intro A Day In The Life (Beatles) 
02. Oh Canada 
03. Love And Only Love 
04. Powderfinger 
05. Born In Ontaria 
06. Walk Like A Giant 
07. The Needle And The Damage Done 
08. Twisted Road (fade out) 
09. Ramada Inn (fade In) 
10. Cinnamon Girl 
11. Fuckin'Up 
12. Hey Hey, My My 
13. Crowd 
14. Mr. Soul 
15. Roll ANother Number 

Fleetwood Mac - 2014-10-06 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Madison Square Garden 

Recorded by: Mr. Railing 
Source: AT943cards>SP-SPSB-10>MM-AT-1>H2n(24/48) 
Transfer: wavelab>r8b>cdwav>TLH(8)>flac 
Location: First row upper level in line with left speaker stack. Mics split 2 feet placed over plexiglass barrier onto signage below 

01 intro 
02 The Chain 
03 You Make Loving Fun 
04 Dreams 
05 Second Hand News 
06 Rhiannon 
07 talking 
08 Everywhere 
09 talking 
10 I Know I'm Not Wrong 
11 Tusk 
12 Sisters of the Moon 
13 Say You Love Me 
14 Seven Wonders 
15 talking 
16 Big Love 
17 talking 
18 Landslide 
19 Never Going Back Again 
20 talking 
21 Over My Head 
22 talking 
23 Gypsy 
24 Little Lies 
25 Gold Dust Woman 
26 I'm So Afraid 
27 Go Your Own Way 
28 - encore break - 
29 World Turning 
30 band intros 
31 Don't Stop 
32 Silver Springs 
33 - encore break 2 - 
34 Songbird 
35 applause... 
36 ...Stevie final thanks 
37 Mick final thanks 

** A Mr. Railing recording ** 

Notes: I turned off the recorder and removed the mics after track 35. Then Stevie got back to the mic to speak. I started recording again holding the mics in my palm. I missed maybe 20-30 seconds between track 35 and 36. 

Morrissey - 2014-10-06 - Lisboa, PT (AUD/FLAC) 44,10 kHz/24 bit

(Audience FLAC)

MORRISSEY

2014-10-06 Coliseu dos Recreios,Lisboa, Portugal

Source: Zoom H2 (WAV - 44,10 kHz / 24 bit) rear mics mid gain

Recorded by: ziggyswoon

01. The Queen Is Dead

02. Speedway

03. Certain People I Know

04. The Bullfighter Dies

05. Kiss Me a Lot

06. I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris

07. World Peace Is None of Your Business

08. Istanbul

09. Neal Cassady Drops Dead

10. Earth Is the Loneliest Planet

11. Trouble Loves Me

12. Kick the Bride Down the Aisle

13. One of Our Own

14. I'm Not a Man

15. Hand in Glove

16. Meat Is Murder

17. One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell

Encore:

18. Asleep

19. First of the Gang to Die

First show of the European Tour. Loved the show.

This recording was normalized and equalized. Hope you enjoy the result.I do! :)

Boston - 2014-10-06 - Osaka, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Boston / October 6th 2014 / Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium, Osaka City, Osaka Japan

Tom Scholz-Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Gary Pihl-Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Kimberley Dahme-Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Jeff Neal-Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Tommy DeCarlo-Lead Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion
Tracy Ferrie-Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
Siobhan Magnus-Special Guest Vocals

(2) Date: October 6th 2014
(3) Venue: Osaka Municipal Central Gymnasium, Osaka City, Osaka Japan
(4) Disc Title & Catalog #: Boston Trilogy/Destination Osaka (T&J-TWOSP-80/81)
(5) The Production Team:
The Wall of Sound Project
a. Tapers: Tom & Jerry
b. Sound Editor: The Naniwa Hot Brothers
c. Art Work Designer: Mickey Jaggar
(6) Artwork included.

2. Recording + Remastering Info
MK4>Nbox+>Izzy Stereo Cables>Sony M-10(24bit/98kHz, line-in, Rec Level 4.0)>PC
Wav Files (24bit/98kHz)>Transferred to Sound Forge Ver.10 Files
(track split/Click&Crackle/Normalized/Dithered Down 16bit/44kHz)>Transferred to FLC files by TLH
<<<<<<< NO EQ NOR COMPRESSION !!!! >>>>>>>>

3. Quality;
Sound-wise & Performance-wise Excellent

4. Set List / File Info
00. Pre-Show Announcement
01. Intro
02. Rock & Roll Band
03. Smokin'
04. Feelin' Satisfied
05. The Last Day Of School
06. Life, Love & Hope
07. Peace Of Mind
08. It's Been Such A Long Time
09. Cool The Engines
10. Surrender To Me
11. Don't Look Back
12. Something About You
13. Amanda
14. The Launch
15. More Than A Feeling
16. Guitar Solo-Unknown Instrumental
17. A New World
18. To Be A Man
19. Walk On
20. Foreplay
21. Long Time
22. Band Introductions
23. I Think I Like It
24. Party
25. After-Show Announcement