Pink Floyd - 1967-1971 - Antiques (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Pink Floyd - Antiques

Liberated Bootleg

Conversion: 

Silver CD > EAC > wav > flac Fronted > flac level 8

Sources : 

18 Jan 1967 - 1971 Sources as stated on the CD:

Syd Barrett

Roger Waters

Rick Wright

Nick Mason

01. Introduction by Paul McCartney 0:50

02. Interstellar Overdrive 4:15

03. CBC Radio story/interview + "Astronomy Domine" 3:35

04. Pow R Toc H 0:35

05. Introduction by Hans Keller 1:00

06. Astronomy Domine 3:57

07. See Emily Play 2:42

08. Flaming 2:44

09. Reaction in G 0:35

10. Scream thy Last Scream 4:46

11. Apples and Oranges (stereo mix) 3:03

12. Paint Box (stereo mix) 3:27

13. Jugband Blues ("unreleased" version) 3:04

14. Vegetable Man 2:30

15. Julia Dream (stereo mix) 2:33

16. Clowns and Jugglers (two takes not in box set) 1:24

17. Terrapin 3:05

18. Gigolo Aunt 3:38

19. Baby Lemonade 2:34

20. Effervescing Elephant 1:00

21. Two of a Kind 2:30

22. Dominoes 2:57

23. Love Song 1:27

24. Baby Lemonade 2:17

25. Octopus 4:55

 

Total: 66:37

Sources : 18 Jan 1967 - 1971 Sources as stated on the CD:

1. Granada-TV, 18 January 1967

2. UFO Club, London, 20 January 1967

3. CBC radio, February 1967

4. Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, 14 May 1967

5. BBC-TV

6. Queen Elizabeth Hall, London 14 May 1967

7. Studio outtake

8. Tower (U.S.) single?

9. Carlisle, 23 July 1967

10. Studio outtake

11. "Masters of Rock"

12. "Masters of Rock"/"Relics"

13. Studio outtake

14. Studio outtake

15. "Masters of Rock"/"Relics"

16. Studio outtake

17.-21. BBC "Sound of the Seventies" 24 February 1970

22.-24. BBC "Sound of the Seventies" 16 February 1971 25. June 1970

The Cure - Forbidden Toxic Medicine - The Real Ultra Rare Tracks (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Genre: Indie, New Wave, Alternative Rock

Country of origin of the disc: UK

Disc release year: 1995

Publisher (label): Drugstore Records

Part number: DRG 197995-1

Country: UK

Audio Codec: FLAC (* .flac)

Rip type: image + .cue

Audio bitrate: lossless

Source (release): own rip

The presence of scans in the distribution content: yes

01. In Between Days (Remix by 'William Orbit')

02. Why Can't I Be You? (Kevorkian / Germain US-Remix)

03. Friday I'm In Love (Extended Strangelove-Mix)

04. The Walk (Razorboys' Remix)

05. Hot Hot Hot (Kevorkian / Germain Extended US-Remix)

06. Love Song (Art Of Remix)

07. A Forest (Mark's Hypnotic Remix)

08. Never Enough (Ultra Hot Razor Remix)

09. Fascination Street (Art Of Crew-Remix)

10. Lullaby (Bat-Remix)

11. Close To Me (Paul's Horny Dub-Remix)

12. High (Tripmix)

13. Back Trax (Megamix)

14. Caterpillar [Chuck's-Remix (Edit)]

Duration: 1:18:54

Jimi Hendrix - Electric Birthday, Jimi (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Jimi Hendrix - Outtakes 1968-70

"Electric Birthday, Jimi"

([No label] EBJ 01 / ftbfs: B097)

Outtakes 1968-70 plus Buddy Miles Jam, New York City, NY 14.11.69

HPJ Vinyl Rip # 13/20

01 - Alexis Korner Interview

02 - Alan Douglas Interview

03 - Valleys Of Neptune

04 - World Traveller

05 - It's Too Bad

06 - Message Nine From The Universe

07 - Cherokee Mist

08 - JS 21

09 - Midnight Lightning

Track 1 From BBC Radio, "Insight", Broadcasted 22.02.76

Tracks 2 - 8 Various Studio outtakes 1968-70

SQ varies throughout the series. All are completely listenable, and have nice warm tones from vinyl that you just don't get with full digital transfer. I have a hard time putting a grade on music, your input is most welcomed.

The Beatles - Dr. Ebbetts version 2 unreleased US album (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

THE BEATLES 

Sessions: 

Dr. Ebbetts

Source: Dr. Ebbetts version 2 of the unreleased US album

Lineage: cd > eac [sercure] 16bit 44.1khz wav > Flac16

01. Come And Get It - take 1

02. Leave My Kitten Alone - take 5

03. Not Guilty - take 102

04. I'm Looking Through You - take 1

05. What's The New Mary Jane - take 4

06. How Do You Do It - take 2

07. Besame Mucho - alternate take

08. One After 909 - unknown take

09. If You've Got Trouble - take 1

10. That Means A Lot - take 2

11. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - demo take 1

12. Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues - rehearsal

13. Christmas Time (Is Here Again) - take 1

14. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da - take 5

15. One After 909 - outfake mix

16. Let It Be - outfake mix

AN AWESOME UNRELEASED ALBUM & SOUND

Happy Jack Notes

received in trade

added md5

added ffp

SBEs ok

shn tool len text

Artwork included

The Velvet Underground And Nico / Unripened The Norman Dolph Acetate (STU/FLAC)

(Studdio FLAC)

Genre: Rock

Year of publication: 2007

Publisher (label): Not On Label (The Velvet Underground)

Part number: XTV-CD122

Country: USA

Audio Codec: FLAC (* .flac)

Rip type: tracks + .cue

Audio bitrate: lossless

Source (release): Avaxhome, SteveJobs

The presence of scans in the content of the distribution: yes

01 - European Son

02 - The Black Angel's Death Song

03 - All Tomorrow's Parties

04 - I'll Be Your Mirror

05 - Heroin

06 - Femme Fatale

07 - Venus In Furs

08 - I'm Waiting For The Man

09 - Run Run Run

Length: 42:03

The Clash - On Broadway 4 - The Outtakes (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Unofficial Release in 2002

01. Rock The Cashbah (With Rankin Rodger)     

02. Guns Of Brixton (Alt Mix)     

03. Train In Vain (Remix) 

04. White Man In Hammersmith Palais (Alt RAR) 

05. Glue Zombie (Glasgow 10 Feb 1984)     

06. This Is England (Alt Mix) 

07. In The Pouring Rain (Seattle 30 May 84) 

08. Are You Ready For War (Seattle 30 May 84) 

09. Fingerpoppin' (12" - AOR Mix) 

10. Bonds Reports     

11. Dirty Harry (The Full Radio Mix) 

12. We Are The Clash (Cut The Crap) 

13. Ammunition (Paris 1 Mar 1984) 

14. Unknown (Columbus Ohio 9 May 84 Sdchk) 

15. King Of The Road (Sandinista Outake)

16. Blonde Rock & Roll (Sand Out.)

17. White Riot (26 April 1977 Promo Video Shoot) 

18. Know Your Rights (Combat Rock Outake) 

19. 1977 (26 April 1977 Promo Video Shoot - Pro Audio Source - Remixed)     

20. Overpowered By Funk (Instru. - C'Rock Outake) 

21. Louie Louie (Sandinista Outake)     

22. Garageland (Alt - Rude Boy Outake - Complete)     

23. House Of The Ju Ju Queen (Demo - Dec 1982)     

24. Y.M.C.A. (WBCN Radio Sing-a-long)

Marillion - 1981-07-xx - The Roxon Tape (STU/FLAC) 24 bit/96 khz

(Studio FLAC)

The Roxon Tape

This is a transfer from my own original tape of the 'Roxon Demo' more properly known as 'The Roxon Tape', since it was used both as a traditional demo, and sold subsequently more widely at early gigs. The Marillion Setlists Site 1980-1988 by Andre Kreutzmann and Thomas Spitzer says the following about the tape...

The first commercially released demo tape produced by Les Payne.
400 copies of the tape were pressed and intended as promotional releases. Due to a demand from their fans, the tape was later sold at gigs also as promotion for the band.

In the August issue of Sounds the band got 19 lines: "Marillion, an Aylesbury five-piece who freely admit the marked Genesis influence both in their writing and performance, release a limited-edition privately-recorded cassette this week. The three-track tape runs for 15 minutes and features He Knows You Know, Garden Party and Charting The Single and is available for £1.25 from 13 Winchester House, Bishops Walk, Aylesbury, Bucks..."
(Sounds, August 1981).

The tape was recorded over two days at Roxon Studios in Watlington, England over the 18th and 19th July 1981.

Being a tape obsessive and a Fish-era Marillion fan this was one tape I really wanted to get, and recently I was lucky enough to find one at a reasonable price. Transfers of the tape circulate quite commonly, the best so far being on 'Early Years Collection 1982-1983' compilation with lineage: original promo cassette > CDR > HD (aiff) iTunes (safemode) > flac (Xact). 

My copy betters this by a small margin, benefitting most likely from the high-quality playback I get from the ZX-7. When transferring the tape I did one with Dolby On and without Without. I'm undecided which is best overall, pick your own favourite compromise!

The versions of the tracks on this tape are excellent in my opinion. The band had certainly honed their craft over the 6 months since Fish joined in the New Year of 1981. Listen to how rough the vocal style is on the original Fish version of The Web from January 1981 is (over the original 'Closer' backing track) and compare it with these tracks. It was going to be another 18 months until 'He Knows You Know' was released as a single, and nearly two years before the release of 'Script For A Jester's Tear'. The transition between these versions and the final releases is a fascinating one. 

Total Time 15'12"

Nakamichi ZX-7 > Tascam HD-P2 > WAV (24-96) > Bias Peak 5.02 > xACT FLAC 8

- With Dolby Transfer
- Without Dolby Transfer

1. He Knows You Know 
2. Garden Party
3. Charting The Single

From an original tape 'Duplicated by ITD Cassettes Ltd'.
Photos of the tape are included in this package.

Mick Jagger - 1992 - The Famous Blues Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Mick Jagger & The Red Devils

The Famous Blues Session

Lineage:

Bootleg CD>EAC>Flac>Traders Little Helper

01 Blues With A Feeling (Take 1)

02 Blues With a Feeling (Take 2)

03 Blues With A Feeling (Take 4)

04 Blues With A Feeling (Take 5)

05 I Got My Eyes On You (Take 2)

06 Still A Fool (Take 3)

07 Still A Fool (Take 4)

08 Checkin' Up On My Baby (Take 3)

09 One Way Out (Take 1)

10 Onw Way Out (Take 2)

11 Talk To Me Baby (Take 2)

12 Evil (Take 2)

13 Evil (Take 3)

14 Evil (Take 4)

15 Ain't Your Business (Take 3)

16 Shake 'M On Down (Take 1)

17 Somebody Loves Me (Take 3)

18 Dream Girl Blues (Take 1)

19 Dream Girl blues (Take 3)

20 40 Days 40 Nights (Take 1)

21 40 Days 40 Nights (Take 2)

Miles Davis Quintet - 1969-11-04 - Copenhagen, DK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Miles Davis Quintet

11-04-1969

Copenhagen, Denmark

Pro-Shot DVD

Format: PAL

Miles Davis - trumpet

Wayne Shorter - saxophone

Chick Corea - piano

Dave Holland - bass

Jack DeJohnette - drums

01. Bitches Brew

02. Agitation

03. I Fall In Love Too Easily

04. Sanctuary

05. It's About That Time

06. The Theme

note - this is missing: Directions and Miles Runs The Voodoo Down

Made from 1st/2nd generation VHS. Recorded by the Danish Broadcasting Company, and shown a couple of times on Danish Television. Quality is very good, and performance is fantastic!

Mahavishnu Orchestra - 1971-11-04 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Jabberwocky

John McLaughlin - Lead Guitar
Rick Laird - Bass Guitar
Jan Hammer - Keyboards
Jerry Goodman - Violin
Billy Cobham - Drums

01 Intro (1:02)
02 Miles Beyond (13:09)
03 Dream (16:25)
04 Vital Transformation (11:54)
05 Dawn (17:17)
06 Sanctuary (7:44)
07 Awakening (10:22)

TT - 77:56

Got this in a snail mail trade years ago. I think I'm right in saying that this is the earliest live recording of the Mahavishnu Orchestra known to exist and the setlist is interesting as, despite this being such an early show, it features a performance of "Miles Beyond" which wasn't released until the second album. And a performance of "Dream" which wasn't officially released until the live "Between Nothingness and Eternity" album, recorded almost two years after this! I've heard live performances of this track from late 1972 onwards though but no other ones as early as this. Actually, I'm not even sure that track 3 is "Dream", but it sounds quite like it so I'm assuming it's some sort of prototype version. If I'm wrong and anyone else knows what it is, please tell me. Although this is a radio broadcast the sound isn't perfect but it's still very listenable.

James Taylor - 1972-11-04 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

James Taylor

Mega-rare Restored Vinyl "Live In NY Nov. 1972" (pts 1& 2) RCMH NY 1972-11-04 complete performance for the first time 

Very Nice AUD - Speed-corrected and Rejoined

Great show! 

Lineage: 

LP1 ->Major speed correction on turntable ->Sound Forge 6.0 ->Click and Crackle Removal, painting of large pops ->FLAC via TLH, sectors aligned and verified, FLAC integrity checked. 

LP2 -> Sound Forge 11.0 ->Click and Crackle removal ->FLAC via TLH, sectors aligned and verified, FLAC integrity checked. 

LP1 

01 - Sweet Baby James 

02 - Makin' Whoopie 

03 - Riding On A Railroad 

04 - Long Ago And Far Away 

05 - Lo And Behold 

06 - Anywhere Like Heaven 

07 - Brighten Your Night With My Day 

08 - Something In The Way She Moves 

09 - Highway Sone 

10 - Sunny Skies 

11 - Carolina On My Mind 

12 - Rainy Day Man 

13 - Instrumental (from "One Man Dog") 

14 - Hymn 

15 - Fanfare 

LP2 

01 - Nobody But You 

02 - You've Got A Friend 

03 - Chili Dog 

04 - New Tune 

05 - Back On My Feet Again 

06 - Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight 

07 - Country Road 

08 - One Man Parade 

09 - Steamroller Blues 

10 - Fire And Rain 

Encore

11 - (You Can) Close Your Eyes 

I was actually at this concert at Radio City Music Hall, but I don't remember much as a classmate of mine and I got convinced (by a soda attendant, no less!) that Mr. Taylor himself would come out and see us. We waited most of the show there. Oh, those days of misspent youth! At least she was nice to look at... 

It's funny how things come around. I had torrented part two of this show a while back. I hadn't seen a copy of part one since the early 1970's, but I attended a local record convention about a month ago and there it was, along with another copy of part two. Fortunately the record was in fairly good condition and the pressing wasn't too terrible. It's now been combined with the second set to make a complete show. If you still have the second set you can dump it into the second LP folder and it will speed your download. I'd have to rate the show right up there with James' best, and the recording at about an 8 out of 10. It's a really well-done performance. For some strange reason LP2 required major speed correction, but LP1 was fine.

Gong - 1974-11-04 - Bremen, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Postaula Bremen, Germany
Recorded: 1974-11-04
Broadcast: 2014-11-11

http://www.radiobremen.de/nordwestradio/sendungen/in-concert_pop-jazz/kalender296_date-20141111.html

Source 1
NWR (320/48k mp2) broadcast recorded by Lewojazz (thanks !!) > Foobar2000 (wav) > Audition 3 (44.1k) > Nero 8 (volume +7dB and tracking) > Tag & Rename (flac tags) > TLH (flac 6 + SBE / decode check)
Contains two short tracks Outer Temple > Inner Temple 6:02, but really the start of Outer Temple and has 30 sec announcer talk over the music some 30sec before the broadcast fade-out

Source 2 (*)
Inner Temple > Gliss Gliss > Sprinkling of Clouds that is 11:44

Daevid Allen - vox, gtr
Didier Malherbe - sax
Tim Blake - keys
Steve Hillage - gtr
Mike Howlett - bass
Laurie Allan (not Bill Bruford) - drums
Miquette Giraudy - vox

01 - Magick Mother Invocation + Master Builder (9.59)
02 - Perfect Mystery (2.41) >
03 - Tropical Fish: Selene (3.54) >
04 - I Never Glid Before (7.26)
05 - Tuning + Announcement (1.12)
06 - Solar Musick Suite (9.55)
07 - Flute Salad (9.30) >
08 - Oily Way (3.04) >
09 - Outer Temple (9.27) > * (transition to source 2 at 3.55)
10 - Inner Temple (3.32) * (cut before official 'Gliss Gliss + A Sprinkling of Clouds' starts)

Total = 60:40 (6:36 more music)

Edit details (Nero 8 and source 2 unless indicated):

Phase offset correction, -1 sample (Source 1) and -2 samples (Source 2)
Phase inversion (Audition)
2dB Compression (Audition)
Normalise volume
Stitch source 1 & 2 during Outer Temple
Flac Tag all tracks (Tag & Rename)

Quality: Definitely EX, possibly the best SQ Radio Bremen re-broadcast

Gong - 1974-11-04 - Bremen, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

LINEAGE: 
from 1st Generation Cassette FM Broadcast > Cassette Deck > Roland 1680 > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend

CD1
01 - Magick Mother Invocation
02 - Master Builder
03 - Perfect Mystery
04 - Tropical Fish: Selene
05 - I Never Glid Before
06 -
07 - 
08 - Flute Salad --> Oily Way (Part 1)
09 - Oily Way (Part 2)
10 - Inner Temple
11 - Outer Temple

CD2
01 - A sprinkling Of Clouds
02 - IMPROV --> You Can't Kill Me
03 - The Isle Of Everywhere
04 - You Never Blow Your Trip Forever (Part 1)
05 - You Never Blow Your Trip Forever (Part 2)
06 - Flying Teapot (Part 1)
07 - Flying Teapot (Part 2)

Lynyrd Skynyrd - 1975-11-04 - Cardiff, Wales (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lynyrd Skynyrd

The Unreleased KBFH Show

November 4, 1975

Capitol Theatre, Cardiff, Wales

Digitally Remixed and Remastered by Gary Lyons

Encoded and Uploaded by LOCO

01 Double Trouble

02 I Ain't The One

03 The Needle And The Spoon

04 Saturday Night Special

05 Gimme Three Steps

06 I Got The Same Old Blues

07 Simple Man

08 Whiskey Rock-A-Roller

09 Call Me The Breeze

10 T For Texas

11 Sweet Home Alabama

12 Free Bird

Rolling Thunder Revue - 1975-11-04 - Providence, RI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

late show
Civic Center,
 
 source: aud 1st gen reel*
Jerry Moore's copy

lineage: MAC > Reel
master taped by Jimmy Warburton from left mid loge:
sony ecm99a stereo mic > sony tc-152 cassette master/dolby b (decoded) >
7" reel @ 7.5 ips, no nr

technics rs-1506 > tascam hd-p2 compact flash 24/96 > pc >
adobe audition 2.0 (levels) > cd wave (tracking) > flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger & JPC3 9/12

* d2t10, d2t11, & d3t01 are from the previously circulated
Warburton 3.75 ips 1st gen reel source

disc one:
set one:
01. Rolling Thunder Invocation
02. Sleazy
03. Trucker's Dreams
04. Don't Blame Me
05. Werewolves of London
06. You Don't Know Me
07. Catfish
08. Life On Mars
09. additional intros
10. Hank Williams Is Dead
11. Please
12. Mercedes Benz
13. Ramblin' Jack Elliot
14. Me & Bobby McGee
15. Friend of the Devil
16. Salt Pork West Virginia
17. Love My Woman
18. When I Paint My Masterpiece
19. It Ain't Me Babe

disc two:
01. Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall
02. Romance In Durango
03. Isis
set two:
04. The Times They Are A Changin'
05. Never Let Me Go
06. I Dreamed I Saw Saint Augustine
07. I Shall Be Released
08. tuning
09. Diamonds And Rust
10. Swing Low Sweet Chariot*
11. Joe Hill*
12. Love Song to a Stranger
13. Long Black Veil
14. Please Come To Boston
15. Chestnut/Mare
16. The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down
17. crowd

disc three:
01. Masters Of War*
02. Oh Sister
03. It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
04. Hurricane
05. One More Cup Of Coffee
06. Sarah
07. Just Like A Woman >
08. Knockin' On Heaven's Door >
09. This Land Is Your Land
notes: 
complete, in the correct order, and a definite improvement in sound quality.

Moore than a year ago, Rob used his shake and bake oven on Jimmy Warburton's 3.75 ips copy of his long gone master if this show. Turns out, Jimmy's back-up had been made out of order for reasons too long to go into, and it's release was met with "excessive" conversation.

Lat month, Rob found Jerry's copy of Jimmy's original, and it was a nice fat 7.5 ips in the correct order!! As noted below, 3 songs were missing from Jerry copy, so they have been patched in from the original Warburton copy. And now for the show!

Rory Gallagher - 1977-11-04 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Nakano Sunplaza Hall

Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals
Lou Martin - keyboards
Gerry McAvoy - bass
Rod de'Ath - drums

Taper: satomi
Transfer, & Trade: Muew (Japan) in 2008. Thank You!!!
Source: from Liberated Bootleg "Just A Rockin' Time", Star Music label
Quality: vg+ "AUD"
Lineage: Trade CDR> 2008 DAE (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)

Disc One (10 tracks = 58:37 minutes):
01 - Intro
02 - Moonchild
03 - Bought And Sold
04 - Tattoo'd Lady
05 - Calling Card
06 - Secret Agent
07 - A Million Miles Away
08 - Do You Read Me?
09 - Out On The Western Plain
10 - Barley And Grape Rag

Disc Two (7 tracks = 48:48 minutes):
01 - Too Much Alcohol
02 - Goin' To My Hometown
03 - I Take What I Want
04 - Garbage Man
05 - Walk On Hot Coals
06 - Souped-Up Ford
07 - Bullfrog Blues

Length: 17 tracks = 107:25 minutes

Blondie - 1978-11-04 - Boston, MA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Blondie - Paradise Ballroom, Boston, 1978-11-04

Blondie - Slow Motion LP
Phoenix Records 44782
Australia 1979

LINEAGE: Vinyl LP > Technics SL-DL5/Shure V15HR-P > Zoom R16 > WAV > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 - Theme From 'A Summer Place' (0:42)
02 - In The Sun (2:44)
03 - X Offender (3:00)
04 - Hanging On The Telephone (2:07)
05 - 11:59 (3:47)
06 - Pretty Baby (4:13)
07 - (I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear (2:24)
08 - Sunday Girl (2:56)
09 - Denis (3:03)
10 - Fade Away And Radiate (5:09)
11 - Fan Mail (2:44)
12 - Picture This (2:42)
13 - One Way Or Another (3:58)
14 - Kung Fu Girls (2:30)
15 - Heart Of Glass (4:21)
** - Bang A Gong (Get It On) (5:26)

TT: 46:20 (without Bang A Gong)

The only signal processing applied to this recording was manual click removal. I think I got all the big ones, and a mess of the smaller ones, over several weeks. When I found myself repairing flaws I could see but not hear, it was time to stop. Some clicks, pops, and other vinyl artifacts will remain. Slight hiss is evident from the source tape and/or the PA system and amplifiers, but the fidelity, recording, editing, and performance are all very good without any "for the time period" caveats. The source is stereo, evidently a reasonably well balanced soundboard mix. Debbie and the boys are tight, with a little more dirt under the fingernails than on the studio albums.

This offering represents Sides 1 & 2 of a double LP bootleg, also released as a single LP bootleg called Headlines (Lunar Toones/Australian Light & Magic). Sides 3 & 4 have also been released as a bootleg called Little Doll (Barbie Records), but that material is either King Biscuit Flower Hour or officially released material.

It didn't really need a split between the first two tracks, but since the artwork listed them separately, I went with it. (The vinyl had no "bands" between tracks at all, a not uncommon situation with vinyl bootlegs.)

Blondie - 1978-11-04 - New York City, NY (AUD/SBD/FLAC)

(Audience/Soundboard FLAC)

CD1
01 - Intro > In The Sun
02 - X-Offender
03 - Hanging on the Telephone
04 - Detroit 442
05 - Fan Mail
06 - Picture This
07 - 11.59
08 - Pretty Baby
09 - Presence, Dear
10 - Sunday Girl
11 - Denis
12 - I'm On "E"
13 - I'm Gonna Love You Too
14 - Will Anything Happen?
15 - Fade Away and Radiate (blips)

CD2
16 - I Know But I Don't Know
17 - One Way Or Another
18 - Youth Nabbed As Sniper
19 - Kung Fu Girl
20 - Fripp Intro
21 - Sister Midnight
22 - "Heroes"
23 - Bang A Gong

Notes:
A comment from rtalwani on my Blondie May 4 1978 torrent asked if I had taped them in 1979 at the Palladium, with Fripp. I hadn't, but i did have a soundboard of that show. I didn't originally like the quality and gave it a "good" rating, sort of 3 out of 10. But I just gave it a listen and was suprised to find that it's really very good.

It's an odd mix, maybe a monitor recording for the rhythm section; certainly the bass and drums are quite present. But so is everything else, and it really is ok and doesn't even seem very far off the master. I took a quick look and it doesn't seem to be a common recording so here it goes. Maybe someone has a better copy, perhaps in stereo? This one seems to be mono.

I don't know the exact date, but this is the show that rtalwani was asking about because Fripp is on Sister Midnight and Heroes. My pitiful attempt at a songlist follows, feel free to correct:

Rockpile - 1978-11-04 - Roslyn, NY (FM/FLAC) Early Show

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rockpile
My Father's Place
Roslyn, NY 
November 4, 1978 (Early Show)

Thanks to the original uploader!

"FM Broadcast recording (WLIR-FM), very good quality" (lineage unknown)

Billy Bremner - Guitar, Vocals
Dave Edmunds - Guitar, Vocals
Nick Lowe - Bass, Vocals
Terry Williams - Drums

01. intro 
02. Down Down Down
03. And So It Goes
04. I Knew The Bride 
05. Deborah 
06. Trouble Boys 
07. Breaking Glass
08. Never Get Me Up In One Of Those 
09. Let It Rock 
10. So Fine 
11. I Hear You Knockin' 
12. They Called It Rock 
13. Ju Ju Man 
14. Heart Of The City 
15. crowd noise
16. Let's Talk About It

The Rolling Stones - Complete Woodstock Tapes (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

The Complete Woodstock Tapes (Red Devil - RED-001/002/003/004)
Source: Silver CD -> EAC Test & Copy -> Wavs -> Flac Front End -> Flacs Level 8
Quality: Very Good

Bearsville Studio
Woodstock, NY, USA
May/June 1978

CD1

01 - Miss You

02 - Respectable

03 - Love In Vain

04 - Play With Fire

05 - No Expectations

06 - Instrumental jam

07 - Blues jam

08 - Blues jam

09 - Blues jam

10 - Blues jam

11 - Blues jam

12 - Gimme Shelter

13 - When The Whip Comes Down

14 - Miss You

15 - Through The Lonely Nights

16 - Claudine

CD2

01 - Don't Look Back

02 - Instrumental jam

03 - Beast Of Burden

04 - C'mon Everybody / Summertime Blues

05 - Rocket 88

06 - Drums

07 - Crazy Mama

08 - Star, Star

09 - Gimme Shelter

10 - Don't Look Back

11 - Beautiful Delilah

12 - Thin I'm Going Mad

CD3

01 - Cocksucker Blues

02 - It's Only Rock & Roll

03 - All Down The Line

04 - Honky Tonk Woman

05 - Brown Sugar

06 - Tumbling Dice

07 - Jumping Jack Flash

08 - Memory Motel

09 - The Fat Man

10 - Beast Of Burden

11 - Hot Stuff

12 - Something Else

13 - Sweet Little Sixteen

14 - Hi Heeled Sneakers

15 - Play With Fire

16 - Cracking Up

17 - Everything Is Turning To Gold

CD4

01 - Tell Me

02 - Shake Your Hips

03 - Respectable

04 - Don't Look Back

05 - Instrumental Jam

06 - Sweet Little Sixteen

07 - Let It Rock

08 - Shattered

09 - Memory Motel

10 - Far Away Eyes

11 - Let's Spend The Night Together

12 - Tumbling Dice

13 - Happy

14 - Prodigal Son

15 - Brown Sugar

16 - Drift Away

Hall and Oates - 1979-11-04 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Roxy Theater

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FM Broadcast > ??? > CDR Trade

01 - Intro
02 - The Woman Comes and Goes
03 - Don't Blame it On Love
04 - Rich Girl
05 - Do What You Want, Be What You Are
06 - It's a Laugh
07 - Sweet Soul Music
08 - Band Introduction
09 - Serious Music
10 - Wait For Me
11 - Sara Smile
12 - She's Gone
13 - Pleasure Beach
14 - Be Bop Drop
15 - Intravino
16 - Room To Breathe

notes
I remember listening to this live on KLOS-FM here in LA, and taping it. No clue what ever happened to the tape I recorded with my Aiwa or Marantz or Sony tape deck of the day, but I was able to get a copy many years later in a cdr trade and wanted to share here it on Dime. My memory was how I couldn't believe how Hall and Oates rocked. It was a great evening of 70's power pop.

Judas Priest - 1979-11-04 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Venue and date: The Palladium, New York, USA, 4th November 1979

01 - Hell Bent for Leather
02 - Delivering the Goods
03 - Running Wild
04 - The Ripper
05 - Beyond the Realms of Death
06 - Diamonds and Rust
07 - White Heat, Red Hot
08 - Sinner
09 - The Green Manalishi
10 - Victim of Changes
11 - Genocide
12 - Starbreaker
13 - Take on the World
14 - Tyrant

Audio source and quality: 
FM broadcast, very good to excellent quality. Originally broadcast on the New York-based WNEW radio station.

Special features: 
At the start of Take on the World, Rob Halford claims that 1980 will be the year of heavy metal.

Sammy Hagar - 1979-11-04 - Houston, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broacast FLAC)

SAMMY HAGAR Sam Houston Coliseum Houston Texas November 4th 1979 
KLOL FM 101 Houston TX Broadcast to Dat From The Krw_co Collection 

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FM BROADCAST UNKNOWN GENERATION>DAT (44.1KHZ)>SONY PCM R-500 DAT> FIBER OPTIC>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (16/44.1KHZ) MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS & EDITS>WAV 16/44.1>TLH FLAC 

Sammy Hagar Vocals Guitar 
Gary Pihl Guitar Vocals 
Bill Church Bass Vocals 
Chuck Ruff Drums Vocals 
Alan Fitzgerald Keyboards 

01 Intro 
02 Growing Pains 
03 Turn Up The Music 
04 Feels Like Love 
05 Make It Last 
06 Reckless 
07 Young Girl Blues 
08 This Planet's On Fire (Burn In Hell) 
09 Trans Am (Highway Wonderland) 
10 Red (46:21 tape flip edit) 
11 Drum Solo/Jam 
12 Love Or Money 
13 Red Reprise 
14 Bad Motor Scooter 
15 Space Station #5

U2 - 1981-11-04 - Berlin, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

U2 1981-11-04 - Berlin, Germany, Metropol

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01 - Gloria

02 - Another Time Another Place

03 - I Threw A Brick Through A Window

04 - An Cat Dubh

05 - Into The Heart

06 - Rejoice

07 - The Electric Co

08 - I Fall Down

09 - October

10 - Stories For Boys

11 - I Will Follow

12 - Twilight

13 - Out Of Control

14 - 11 O'Clock Tick Tock

15 - The Ocean

U2 - 1981-11-04 - Berlin, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tour: October Tour
Leg: Leg 1 - Europe
Date: 11.04.1981
Country: Germany
Town: Berlin
Place: The Metropol
Type: Video
Support: DVD+/-R
Material: See below
Performance: Live
Source: VHS
Generation: 1st Generation
Integral: Complete
Camera: Pro
Nb Cam.: 3 and more
Format: PAL
Résolution: 720 x 576
Sound: AC3 48khz 256kb/s
Average bitrate: 8769 kbps 25.000 frame/s
Ratio: 4/3
Authoring: Yes 
Menu: no

01. Gloria
02. Another Time, Another Place
03. I Threw A Brick Through A Window
04. An Cat Dubh
05. Into The Heart
06. Rejoice
07. The Cry/The Electric Co.
08. I Fall Down
09. October
10. Stories For Boys
11. I Will Follow
12. Twilight
13. Out Of Control
14. 11 O'clock Tick Tock
15. The Ocean
16. I Will Follow

1:01:13

Comment:
I think it's the 1998 Rebroadcast. I find the DVD on another tracker but a problem with the dvd Bug (crash) after 30sec. I have extracted the audio and video separately with DVDLABpro and I just reassembled with TMPEG, and now it works. it's not re encode.

U2 - 1981-11-04 - Berlin, DE (ts pro-shot)

(DVD HD full pro-shot)

2012, Rock, HDTV 720p

Genre: Rock
Duration: 00:59:44
Year: 2012

01. Gloria
02. Another time, another place
03. I threw a brick through a window

-----> Alan Bangs talks about U2

04. An cat dubh
05. Into the heart
06. Rejoice
07. Cry
08. Electric Co.
09. I fall down
10. Twilight
11. Out of control

->Rockpalast Postbox. Alan Bangs talks about future shows and includes the Van Morrison Video

12. 11 O'clock tic-toc
13. The ocean
14. I will follow

Quality: HDTV 720p

Container: TS
Video codec: H.264
Video: Mpeg4 AVC, 1280x720, 16:9, 6685 kbps, 50 fps Progressive
Audio: AC3, 448 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo
Audio 2: MP2, 192 kbps, 48 kHz, stereo

Description: 
Rockpalast proudly presents: One of the many legendary concerts that have been requested over and over. U2 live in 1981 at Metropolitan in Berlin. One of the first concerts of the Irish in Germany, full of their early hits, including 'Gloria', 'I Will Follow' and 'Eleven O'Clock Tic-Toc'.
Then still hardly pop sound the band could be heard, Bono & Co. have put on new wave and indie. For this reason alone a rare early work by one of the most famous bands in music history.

Info: Private recording from a satellite channel Einsfestival program'' Rockpalast'' 15.09.2012