David Gilmour - 2024-09-27 - Rome, IT (AUD/FLAC) LDB Master Series #440

DAVID GILMOUR

Roma, Circo Massimo

September 27, 2024

Lineage:

SP-CMC-25 (cardioid) > Edirol r-09 (24bit/48kHz) > HD > SoundForge Pro 17 Suite  

 

David Gilmour - vocals, guitars, steel guitar

Guy Pratt - bass 

Adam Betts - drums

Greg Phillinganes - keyboards

Rob Gentry - keyboards

Ben Worsley - guitars 

Romany Gilmour - vocals, harp

Lousie Marshall - vocals, piano

Charley Webb - vocals

Hattie Webb - vocals

01.5 A.M. 

02.Black Cat

03.Luck and Strange

04.Speak to Me / Breathe (In the Air)

05.Time / Breathe (Reprise)

06.Fat Old Sun

07.Marooned

08.Wish You Were Here 

09.Band Intro  

10.Vita Brevis / Between Two Points

11.High Hopes

12.Sorrow

13.The Piper's Call

14.A Great Day for Freedom

15.In Any Tongue

16.The Great Gig in the Sky

17.A Boat Lies Waiting

18.Coming Back to Life (fucks up!)

19.Coming Back to Life (take 2)

20.Dark and Velvet Nights

21.Scattered

22.Comfortably Numb

TT 139:10

Louis Armstrong - 1952-10-04 - Stockholm, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

Louis Armstrong

Date:  October 4, 1952

Venue:  Kungliga Tennis Hallen

Location:  Stockholm, Sweden

FM Broadcast > cassette > CD > FLAC.  Unknown exact lineage. 

Louis Armstrong

Trummy Young, trombone

Bob McCracken, clarinet

Marty Napoleon, piano

Arvell Shaw, bass

Cozy Cole, drums

Thelma Middleton, vocals 

01 - Intro (4:03)

02 - When Its Sleepy Time Down South (2:44)

03 - Back home Again in Indiana (5:34)

04 - A Kiss to Build a Dream On (5:01)

05 - Way Down Yonder in New Orleans (5:40)

06 - Little Coquette (3:18)

07 - Lover Come Back to Me (3:49)

08 - Can Anyone Explain (5:10)

09 - Limehouse Blues (4:39)

10 - After You've Gone (3:31)

11 - Tin Roof Blues (5:27)

12 - Russian Lullaby (6:08)

13 - Bugle Blues (6:30)

14 - Velma's Blues (3:37)

15 - You're Just In Love (3:43)

16 - Stomping at the Savoy (3:17)

Playlist length: 1 hour 12 minutes 11 seconds

Miles Davis - 1964-10-04 - Copenhagen, DK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

KB Hallen
Danish Radio broadcast 

Miles Davis (tpt); 
Wayne Shorter (ts); 
Herbie Hancock (p); 
Ron Carter (b); 
Tony Williams (d) 

Lineage: 
WAV (cd) > TLH > FLAC level 7

01. Autumn Leaves (incomplete) (J. Prevert-J. Mercer-J. Kosma) 
02. So What (M. Davis) 
03. Stella by Starlight (N. Washington-V. Young) 
04. Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 
05. All of You (C. Porter) 
06. Joshua (V. Feldman) / The Theme (M. Davis)

Cream - 1968-10-04 - Oakland, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soudnbaord FLAC)

"Silver Horses Running Moonbeams In Your Dark Eyes"

The Coliseum Arena

Source: 
SBD > Silver CD > EAC > SHN > FLAC and tagged

Eric Clapton - Guitar
Jack Bruce - Bass, Vocals
Ginger baker - Drums

01. White Room (06:25)
02. Politician (05:17)
03. Crossroads (04:05)
04. Sunshine of Your Love (05:31)
05. Spoonful (16:52)
06. Deserted Cities of The Heart (04:14)
07. Toad (10:55)
08. I'm So Glad (06:38)

Total: (60:03)

Jefferson Airplane - 1970-10-04 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(KSAN FM broadcast FLAC)

Sound Rating: A-

Lineage:

FM>?>Trade CD-R>EAC (Secure)>WAV>FLAC Frontend 1.1>FLAC

Station ID hidden within. Uncensored comments by Grace.

Paul Kantner (vocals, guitars), 

Marty Balin (vocals), 

Jack Casady (Bass), 

Jorma Kaukonen (guitars, vocals), 

Joey Covington (percussion), 

Grace Slick (vocals).

01. Have You Seen the Saucers

02. Crown of Creation

03. Somebody to Love

04. Mexico

05. Up or Down

06. Whatever the Old Man Wants

07. Emergency

08. Wooden Ships

09. Bludgeon of a Bluecoat

10. Greasy Heart

11. You Wear Your Dresses Too Short

12. We Can Be Together

13. Volunteers

One 80 min Disc. Total Time:76:37

Pink Floyd - 1971-10-04/07 - Pompeii, IT (SBD/FLAC) REMAINS

(Soundboard FLAC)

REMAINS

FP-01 A
Matrix Disc: FP-01 A
Bar Code: 7 388090 401697

01. Opening Sequence 3:27
02. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 6:27
03. A Saucerful Of Secrets 9:49
04. One Of These Days 5:34
05. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 9:56
06. Mademoisselle Knobs 1:57
07. Echoes 24:04

Bonus Tracks:
8. One Of These Days (Effected Demo Version) 4:47
9. One Of These Days (Alternate Version) 7:00

Total Time: 72:21

Recorded Live from the DOCUMENTARY FILM SOUNDTRAKS
Digitaly Remastered SESSION DURING October 4th-7th 1971

Led Zeppelin - 1972-10-04 - Osaka, JP (AUD/FLAC) "Wild West Side"

(Audience FLAC)

Title: Wild West Side

Venue: 
Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan.
* Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan. Oct 09, 1972
** Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan. Oct 02, 1972

Source: Ex- Stereo Audience Recording

Lineage: 
Zoso's Company 1991 [ZE-310/320] Boot 2CD > EAC > FLAC


Jimmy Page: Guitar
Robert Plant: Lead Vocal
John Paul Jones: Bass, Keyboards
John Bonham: Drums

CD1
01: Rock And Roll
02: Black Dog
03: Over The Hills And For Away
04: Misty Mountain Hop
05: Since I've Been Loving You
06: Dancing Days
07: Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
08: Dazed and Confused
09: Stand By Me *

CD2
01: The Song Remains The Same
02: The Rain Song
03: Stairway To Heaven
04: Whole Lotta Love
05: Heatbreaker
06: Immigrant Song
07: Communication Breakdown **

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 1973-10-04 - San Francisco, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Winterland

SOURCE: Trade DVD (No Menu) > TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 > VIDEO TS

VIDEO: Mpeg-2, NTSC, 4x3, 720x480, 29.97fps, 4783 Kb/s
AUDIO: AC3 (Dolby Digital), 48000 Hz, 448 kb/s

Top & Track Selection Menus

Edited & Authored by JTT

01. Helplessly Hoping
02. Wooden Ships
03. Blackbird
04. As I Come of Age
05. Roll Another Number
06. Human Highway
07. New Mama
08. So It Goes
09. Prison Song
10. Long Time Gone
11. Change Partners

Eric Clapton - 1974-10-04 - Landover, MD (SBD/FLAC) "Welcome Back to Landover"

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton

"Welcome Back to Landover"

Landover, Maryland, USA

October 4, 1974

Get Lost Trax 443301-2 - SB 5

lineage

Trade CD-R > Plextor PX-712a > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure) > FLAC (Level 6) > You !!!

Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals

Jamie Oldaker Drums

Dick Sims Keyboards

Carl Radle Bass

George Terry Guitar

Yvonne Elliman Backing Vocals

CD1:

01. Let it Grow

02. Can't Find My Way Home

03. Let it Rain

04. Little Rachel

05. Blues Power

CD2:

01. Willie and the Hand Jive / Get Ready

02. Badge

03. Singing the Blues

04. I Shot the Sheriff

Comments:

The beginning of "Layla" is present at the end of the last track, but fades out shortly after it begins. I haven't directly compared this to "The Devil Knows You're Lost" which is another label's take on the same show; feedback would be welcomed.

Eric Clapton - 1974-10-04 - Largo, MD (SBD/FLAC) "The Devil Knows You're Lost "

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton

The Devil Knows You're Lost 

bootleg (Soundboard SB6)

Capitol Centre, Largo, 

Maryland October, 4, 1974

Genre: blues / blues-rock

Publisher (Label): Slowhand

Catalog number: SH-004

Audio codec: FLAC (* .flac)

Type of rip: tracks

Bitrate audio: lossless

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals

Carl Radle - bass

Jamie Oldaker - drums

Dick Sims - keyboards

George Terry - guitar

Yvonne Elliman - vocals, lead (3)

Marcy Levy - vocals

01 Acoustic Intro

02 Let It Grow

03 Can't Find My Way Home

04 Let It Rain

05 Little Rachel

06 Blues Power

07 Willie And The Hand Jive

08 Get Ready

09 Singin' The Blues

10 I Shot The Sheriff

Duration: 73:11

Bruce Springsteen - 1975-10-04 - Detroit, MI (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Palace Theater

"First Night In Detroit" (Original Midnight Beat)

Lineage:
Silver CDs => EAC => .wav => mkw => .shn => .flac

CD1 (70:30):
(1) Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (4:28)
(2) Spirit in the Night (7:03)
(3) It's Gonna Work Out Fine (8:12)
(4) She's The One (6:38)
(5) Born To Run (4:38)
(6) The E Street Shuffle (14:07)
(7) Backstreets (5:45)
(8) Kitty's Back (19:36)

CD2 (67:15):
(1) Band introductions (1:02)
(2) Jungleland (10:18)
(3) Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (10:55)
(4) The Detroit Medley (6:01)
(5) 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (8:35)
(6) Ain't Too Proud To Beg (3:38)
(7) Quarter To Three (7:58)
(8) Little Queenie (9:24)
(9) Twist and Shout (9:19)

Info file, Md5 signature file, and info file are included. Sorry, no artwork.

Comments:
This excellent soundboard recording originally came to Dime in April 2005 via Dime user "_pius_", and was reseeded early the following year; it doesn't appear to have been back since, so this may be "new" to many Dime users. This appears to be complete, or nearly so, and features a very high-energy performance by the E Street Band. The highlight (to me) is the live debut of "Ain't Too Proud To Beg," done as a duet with Little Steven; a close second is Chuck Berry's "Little Queenie," a rarely played cover which is always a highlight in any show in which it appears.

Sound quality is excellent, particularly given that it was recorded in the analog era and went through who knows how many generations before reaching the bootlegger. The info file mentions that the "tape has issues," although I don't know what those issues are (if someone finds them, please post to the comments).

Bruce Springsteen - 1975-10-04 - Detroit, MI (AUD/FLAC) ER Archives Vol. 13 via JEMS

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 
Michigan Palace 
Detroit, MI 
October 4, 1975 
ER Archives Vol. 13 via JEMS 

JEMS 2016 Transfer: low-generation reels > Ampex 440 > Pro Tools > iZotope RX4 > iZotope Ozone > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / patch / edit / index) > xACT 2.35 > FLAC 

01 Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 
02 Spirit in the Night 
03 It’s Gonna Work Out Fine 
04 She’s The One 
05 Born to Run 
06 The E Street Shuffle > Having A Party 
07 Backstreets (patched) 
08 Kitty’s Back 
09 Jungleland 
10 Rosalita (cut) 
11 Detroit Medley 
12 Sandy 
13 Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 
14 Quarter to Three 
15 Little Queenie 
16 Twist and Shout 

Known Faults: 
-Backstreets: 1.25 patched with audience recording, the ER tape contains 22 more 
seconds of the SB thanAnubis's "Walk Like Heroes" 
-Rosalita: end cut 

Welcome back to lucky number 13 in a series of releases (preceded by 11 Bruce titles and one Hall and Oates released on DIME) from the ER Archives, the collection of an active '70s taper and trader who stepped away from collecting, leaving his tapes dormant until now. ER's collection contains previously uncirculated shows as well as upgrades to circulating tapes, both audience and soundboard. He used high-end tape decks and good tape, so his copies of even well-known shows have proven to be improvements. 

Volume 13 is a project that’s been in the works since ER’s tapes first arrived: an upgrade of one of the best ‘75 shows, Detroit, October 4, 1975. As explained in detail here (http://jungleland.dnsalias.com/torrents-details.php?id=36408), the ER Archive tapes of this show were copied from Ed Sciaky's reels in the late '70s. Through other sources, the Detroit tapes wound up in wider circulation and on bootlegs, but as most of you probably know, this recording has always been the most problematic of the ‘75 soundboards. 

It now seems clear that the master recording of the concert was marred by tape alignment issues that caused a wave-like swishing of the sound, especially in the high-end. The audio kind of rides up and down, locking in and sounding fine and then drifting out of alignment again. While a constant throughout the show, for the first 90 or so minutes the effect is moderate and doesn’t distract terribly from the listening experience once you get used to it. The problem becomes more pronounced in the encores, where a presumed switch to a second master tape exacerbated the issue. 

On top of that and likely related to the same problem, circulating copies of the recording have major pitch problems which only get worse as the show proceeds. Both Midnight Beat’s First Night In Detroit and Anubis’ Walk Like Heroes have major pitch problems, with the latter dragging terribly for more than half the show. Because the pitch isn’t consistent, it isn’t a simple fix. 

Now before you get all excited about this upgrade, the wave-like swishing is still there. As noted, it is almost certainly a problem on the master itself. But thanks to the keen ear and tuning fork of Tapeboy, we have applied pitch adjustments throughout the show that vastly improve the end result and make the show a whole lot better to listen to. The pitch still isn’t perfect but it is much closer to accurate. 

On top of that, like all the ‘75 boards in the ER Archive, his copy of the show has less hiss, as well as richer sound and clearer vocals than extant copies. Given the pitch corrections and better underlying recording, we think this is a material upgrade. Samples provided. On top of that, thanks to a recent find by our partner mjk5510, we’ve been able to fill in a missing bit of “Backstreets” with an audience recording of the show that was released as the "DS Archives Volume 7". Sadly, the end of “Rosalita” is missing on both sources. 

So why did it take us so long to release Detroit? Because it was on the only two tapes in ER’s collection that used an alternate 4-track configuration on the recording. Instead of the traditional 1:3 and 2:4 (where tracks 1 and 3 are left and right on one side, 2 and 4 are left and right on the other), the reel to reel ER used to copy Sciaky’s tapes could set each track independently. The Detroit tapes were recorded 1:2 and 3:4, and therefore would not playback properly on a two-track machine. Given that JEMS doesn’t have a working 4-track, we had a friend use his lovely Ampex 440B to transfer the tapes. 

As for the show itself, it’s a peach but you know that already. Super versions of “It’s Gonna Work Out Fine,” a hometown “Detroit Medley,” the first-ever “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg,” plus “Little Queenie” and “Twist and Shout” because they just wanted to keep playing. 

Once again pushing this tape over the finish line is JEMS' production supervisor mjk5510. Thanks to him for final polish, research and patching. Tapeboy deserves major ups for taking the time to break down the pitch problems to manageable pieces and apply serious adjustments. 

And of course, massive thanks once again to the ER Archive for opening up the vault doors and sharing this recording with the fans. Feel free to let him know how you feel in the comments. 

BK for JEMS 

Stephen Stills - 1976-10-04 - Portland, OR (pre-FM/FLAC) + bonus

(pre-FM FLAC)

Stephen Stills
10/4/76
Portland, OR

01 Change Partners
02 Know you gotta Run
03 Tree Top Flyer
04 Myth of Sisyphus
05 Crossroads > you cant catch me
06 4+20
07 Word Game
08 Daylight again > Find the cost of freedom

**************

1/9/77
The Paladium  
New York City, NY  

9 I give you give blind
10 four days gone
11 black coral
12 taken at all
13 stateline blues
14 helplessly hoping
15 myth of sisyphus
16 make love to you
17 49 bye byes > for what its worth
18 everybody's talkin'
19 tree top flyer

1-8 solo stills
9-19 Stills with Joe Vitale - Drums and George Perry - Bass

King Biscuit Flower Hour aired on 10/4/76
w/ King Biscuit aired 1/9/77

The Flying Burrito Brothers - 1976-10-04 - Bremen, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

FM (analog cable) - Audacity - xACT 

Nordwestradio 
Globale Dorfmusik Live - 2012-04-16

Joel Scott Hill guitar, vocals 
Peter "Sneaky Pete" Kleinow steelguitar 
Gib Guilbeau violin, vocals 
Clyde "Skip" Battin bass 
Ed Ponder drums 

01 Shennandoah Valley Breakdown (William S. „Bill“ Monroe) 
02 White Line Fever (Merle Haggard) 
03 The Wild Side Of Life (William Warren / Arlie Carter) 
04 Dim Lights, Thick Smoke (AndLoud, Loud Music (Fidler, Maphis) 
05 Diggy Diggy Li (Douglas James „Doug“ Kershaw) 
06 The Fugitive (Merle Haggard) 
07 Toe Tappin’ Music (F. Gib Guilbeau) 
08 Bordertown (J. Hill / M. Lawson) 
09 Pride Man (John Prine) 
10 Takin’ It Easy For Love To Begin (Gib Guilbeau,Peter „Sneaky Pete“ Kleinow) 
11 Truck Drivin’ Man (Terry Fell) 
12 Orange Blossom Special (Erwin Thomas Rouse) 

min 39:52

Peter Gabriel - 1978-10-04 - New York City, NY (pre-FM/FLAC) Early & Late Shows

(pre-FM FLAC)

Peter Gabriel 

Bottom Line 

New York, NY

OCT 4, 1978

EARLY SHOW

Lineage

Pre-FM > Trade > HDD > TLH > Flac

Timmy Capello - saxophone, keyboards

Larry Fast - synthesizers

Peter Gabriel - vocals, piano

Tony Levin - bass, Chapman stick, backing vocals

Sid McGuinness - guitar, backing vocals

Jerry Marotta - drums

Guest: Robert Fripp - guitar

CD1 (EARLY)

01 Me And My Teddy Bear 03:49

02 Introduction Music 02:33

03 On The Air (Technical Problems) 04:33

04 Moribund The Burgermeister 05:48

05 Perspective 04:01

06 Indigo 04:42

07 A Wonderful Day In A One Way World 04:18

08 White Shadow 05:14

09 D.I.Y. (Technical Problems) 04:01

10 Waiting For The Big One 06:32

11 Mother Of Violence 06:24

12 Slowburn / Flotsam and Jetsam 09:45

13 I Don't Remember 04:13

CD2 (EARLY)

14 Solsbury Hill 05:20

15 Modern Love (Featuring Robert Fripp) 07:30

16 All Day And All Of The Night (Featuring Robert Fripp) 05:34

17 Here Comes The Flood 04:00

18 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 06:02

***********************************

Peter Gabriel 

Bottom Line 

New York, NY

OCT 4, 1978

LATE SHOW

Timmy Capello - saxophone, keyboards

Larry Fast - synthesizers

Peter Gabriel - vocals, piano

Tony Levin - bass, Chapman stick, backing vocals

Sid McGuinness - guitar, backing vocals

Jerry Marotta - drums

Guest: Robert Fripp - guitar

CD2 (LATE)

01 Me And My Teddy Bear 03:52

02 On Presuming To Be Modern I 02:56

03 On The Air 04:31

04 Moribund The Burgermeister 04:52

05 Perspective 03:55

06 Hum Drum 04:47

07 A Wonderful Day In A One Way World 04:24

08 Home Sweet Home 06:17

CD3 (LATE)

09 D.I.Y. 04:24

10 Waiting For The Big One 06:22

11 White Shadow 06:28

12 Mother Of Violence 03:55

13 Slowburn 05:39

14 Flotsam And Jetsam 04:35

15 I Don't Remember 05:15

16 Solsbury Hill 04:53

17 Modern Love (Featuring Robert Fripp) 07:41

18 All Day And All Of The Night (Featuring Robert Fripp) 06:08

19 Here Comes The Flood 03:54

20 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (Incomplete) 01:28

Ultravox - 1980-10-04 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Ole Man Rivers, New Orleans, Louisiana

Audience Master by RH with Sony TCFX 520 + 7.0 > Sony TCD5 playback > M-Audio MicrotrackII > WAV(44.1 sample rate/16bit) > CD Wave Editor tracksplit > FLAC level 8

01 intro/ Astradyine

02 New Europeans

03 Passing Strangers

04 Quiet Men

05 Face To Face

06 Mr. X

07 Western Promise

08 Vienna

09 Slow Motion

10 Hiroshima Mon Amour

11 All Stood Still

12 Sleepwalk

13 Private Lives

14 King's Lead Hat (Brian Eno cover)

Total Time 81:07

This will fit on one CD if you're using Nero to burn and can override the default of 80 minute maximum.

Outstanding quality master tapes loaned to me by RH and not shared here before.

Even though Midge Ure is singing and not John Foxx the band sounds fantastic. Includes live versions of entire Vienna LP, B-Side to Passing Strangers single (Face To Face), two tracks from John Foxx era Systems Of Romance (Quiet Men, Slow Motion) and one track from Ha!-Ha!-Ha! (Hiroshima Mon Amour). Total surprise is encore cover of King's Lead Hat by Brian Eno.

Lucinda Williams - 1981-10-04 - Austin, TX (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Live on Texas Music, KUT-FM,

Austin, Texas,

4th October 1981.

FM broadcast,

58+ mins

lineage:

data vine dvd copy flacs > harddrive > upload

01 I Lost It

02 King of Hearts

03 Bill

04 Happy Woman Blues

05 Sharp Cutting Wings

06 Lafayette

07 Ramblin’ On My Mind

08 Nothin’ in Ramblin’

09 Abandoned

10 All I Want (take 1)

11 All I Want (take 2)

12 Song For a Jewelry Maker

13 Pancakes (false start)

14 Pancakes

Miles Davis - 1981-10-04 - Tokyo, JP (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Miles Davis Sextet

1981-10-04 (a)

Shinjuku Nishi-Guchi Hiroba

Tokyo, Japan

prefm, 75:14, A+

recorded for Nippon Broadcasting Corporation FM radio broadcast

Source: HK

Lineage: PRE-FM Station Master Reel > HDD @ 16/44.1

add.lineage.plaz: FTP > HDD > wav-edits > flac(lvl8)

Miles Davis (tpt); 

Bill Evans (ss, ts, fl, el-p); 

Mike Stern (g); 

Marcus Miller (el-b); 

Al Foster (d); 

Mino Cinelu (perc)

First Set [50:41]

1-1 Back Seat Betty 20:24

1-2 Ursula 2:01

1-3 My Man's Gone Now 15:56

1-4 Aida 12:18

Second Set [24:34]

2-1 Fat Time 13:03

2-2 Jean Pierre 11:30

add.edits.plaz:

- repaired clicks, pops and crackle

- speed corrections: Set 1: -20cts; Set 2: -10cts 

- retracked and packed to flac(lvl8)

The Rolling Stones - 1981-10-04 - Boulder, CO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Rolling Stones 
Folsom Field 
Boulder, Colorado 
October 4, 1981 

"Welcome To Boulder" (Empress Valley Supreme Discs EVSD383/384) 

Lineage: Original Empress Valley 2cd set>EAC (secure mode/offset corrected)>Trader's Little Helper (FLAC level 8/tested/fingerprint) 

CD1 (62:17): 
(1) Under My Thumb (4:01) 
(2) When The Whip Comes Down (5:11) 
(3) Let's Spend the Night Together (4:58) 
(4) Shattered (4:32) 
(5) Neighbours (3:53) 
(6) Black Limousine (4:08) 
(7) Just My Imagination (6:19) 
(8) Twenty Flight Rock (2:34) 
(9) Let Me Go (4:51) 
(10) Time Is On My Side (4:30) 
(11) Beast of Burden (6:15) 
(12) Waiting on a Friend (4:56) 
(13) Let It Bleed (6:03) 

CD2 (61:31): 
(1) You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:19) 
(2) Little T&A (4:32) 
(3) Tumbling Dice (4:45) 
(4) She's So Cold (3:49) 
(5) All Down The Line (4:44) 
(6) Band introductions (0:58) 
(7) Hang Fire (3:07) 
(8) Miss You (6:12) 
(9) Start Me Up (4:32) 
(10) Honky Tonk Women (3:41) 
(11) Brown Sugar (4:03) 
(12) Jumping Jack Flash (8:14) 
(13) Street Fighting Man (5:29) 

Artwork, EAC logs, ffp, and md5 signature file are included. 

Comments: 
Sound is very nice overall, although the vocals (both Mick's and Keith's) are a little overly prominent in the mix. It's a minor point; overall, this has a great live feel and the band members are well-represented. Very listenable, though a little ragged performance. 

The setlist is pretty typical for this tour; the performance is pretty high-energy from what I remember.

Rory Gallagher - 1982-10-04 - Cleveland, OH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Source:

Realistic Cassette Recorder W/Built In Mic>1st Generation Cassette>Sony TC-D5M Cassette Deck(Playback)>Edirol R-09 HR(24/44.1KHZ)>CD Wav Editor>Traders Little Helper>Flac Level 8.Sector Boundaries Aligned Using

Traders little Helper.

01 - Shinkicker

02 - Double Vision

03 - Bad Penny

04 - Follow Me

05 - What In The World

06 - Moonchild

07 - Brute Force

08 - Ignorance

09 - Big Guns

10 - I Wonder Who

11 - Wayward Child

12 - Jinx

13 - Shadow Play

14 - OOTWP

15 - Nothing But The Devil

16 - Messin With The Kid(Very End Cut)

Notes:

1)Quality Is About A-/B+(Subjective Of Course).Samples Included.Not Exactly Sure On The Setlist,As I Am Taking It From The J-Card.Any Corrections Appreciated.

2)There Is A Cut In "Ignorance"(Cut On The Master Tape Also).Tape Flip After "Ignorance"(No Music Missed On Next Song "Big Guns").There Is Also A Funny Drug Reference In Between Songs That Someone

Stevie Nicks - 1983-10-04 - Oakland, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Stevie Nicks

Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA

October 4, 1983

Source : Superstars In Concert-Westwood One (WMMS-100.7 FM) > low gen cassette (courtesy of M.R. archives)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (pitch, tracking & volume) > Wave > TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Stevie Nicks - vocals

Roy Bittan - piano

Liberty Devitto - drums

Bobbye Hall - percussion

Benmont Tench - keyboards

Jerry "Wyzard" Seay - bass

Lori Perry - background vocals

Marilyn Martin - background vocals

Carolyn Brooks - background vocals

Sharon Celani - background vocals

Waddy Wachtel - guitars, background vocals

01 Westwood One Intro

02 Gold Dust Woman -- dropout @ 2:31 --

03 Outside The Rain

04 Dreams

05 I Need To Know

06 Sara

07 Leather and Lace

08 Stand Back

09 Beauty and the Beast

10 Gold and Braid

11 Stop Draggin My Heart Around

12 Edge Of Seventeen

13 Rhiannon

14 Westwood One Credits

Total Time = 69:33

songs not included during this broadcast.

Gypsy

If Anyone Falls

How Still My Love

Billy Squier - 1984-10-04 - Salt Lake City, UT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Salt Palace

superstars concert series
pre-recorded FM broadcast
touring his 4rd album, "signs of life"

lineage:
WAAF 107.3 FM (Worcester, Mass.) radio > Sansui 8 reciever with wire FM antenna > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > (almost never played) Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassette > played on nak. bx-300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Billy Squier: lead vocals and guitar
Jeff Golub: guitar
Allan St. John: synthesizer, keyboards, backing vocals
Doug Lubahn: bass
Bobby Chouinard: drums

01: announcer introduction > :23
02: all night long 5:04
03: in the dark 4:09 
04: whadda ya want from me? 4:16 
05: reach for the sky 5:55
06: my kinda lover 7:22 
07: keep me satisfied 3:57 
08: learn how to live 4:40 
09: she's a runner 4:18
10: hand-me-downs 4:59 
11: the stroke 4:25
12: take a look behind ya 5:11
13: everybody wants you 4:00 
14: (another) 1984 5:34 
15: rock me tonight (with band introductions) 6:56 

runtime: 71:09 (minutes/seconds)

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1984-10-04 - New York, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Carnegie Hall

Transfer Details

low gen cassette>Nakamichi CR-7A>Sound Devices USBPre 2>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac

This is the full unedited professional recording of the show

Set I Musicians

Stevie Ray Vaughan - lead guitar, lead vocals

Double Trouble

Tommy Shannon - bass

Chris Layton - drums

Set I

01. Intro by Ken Dashow & John Hammond

02. Scuttle Buttin'

03. Testify

04. Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

05. Tin Pan Alley

06. Love Struck Baby

07. Honey Bee

08. The Sky Is Crying

09. Cold Shot

10. Couldn't Stand The Weather

11. Rude Mood

Set II Musicians

Stevie Ray Vaughan - lead guitar, lead vocals

Double Trouble

Tommy Shannon - bass

Chris Layton - drums

Dr. John - keyboards

Jimmie Vaughan - guitar

George Rains - drums

Angela Strehli - vocals

Roomful of Blues horn section

Bob Enos - trumpet

Porky Cohen - trombone

Rich Lataille - alto sax

Greg Piccolo - tenor sax

Doug James - baritone sax

Set II

01. Intro

02. Last Night

03. Texas Flood

04. Mary Had A Little Lamb

05. Letter To My Girl Friend

06. Dirty Pool

07. Pride And Joy

08. The Things The I Used To Do

09. C.O.D.

10. Lonely Teardrops

11. Iced Over

12. Band Intro

13. Lenny

14. Rude Mood

Japan Aid - 1987-10-04 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Show Venue:
Showa Kinen ParK

Video Quality/Production Info:
B+ OR A- / Trade - TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4 - to you

Audio/Video Specs:
Video : 9656 Kbps, 29.970 fps, 720*480 (4:3), MPG2 = MPEG 2 (SVCD/DVD), Supported
Audio : 192 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x2000 = AC3 DVM [0x80], Supported

Menu's - Yes (4:3)
Chapters - Yes
Artwork - No (feel free to make some)
Format - NTSC (4:3)
Proshot - Yes
Time - 47 mins. 20 secs.

Format:
NTSC

KUNI: Time - 14 mins. 12 secs.
01 - Shine On
02 - Looking For Action
03 - Hands Up
04 - Interview

QUIET RIOT: Time - 14 mins. 25 secs.
01 - Scream And Shout
02 - Wild And The Young
03 - Come On Feel The Noise
04 - Interview

DIO: Time - 18 mins. 43 secs.
01 - Stand Up And Shout
02 - Neon Knights
03 - Rainbow In The Dark
04 - Stars
05 - Interview

Morrissey - 1991-10-04 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

London, UK

1991-10-04

FM Radio Broadcast (Edited)

From CD "KING LEAR"

Lineage CD>WAV>FLAC

Morrissey - Vocals

Alan Whyte - Guitar, Backing Vocals

Boz Boorer - Guitar

Gary Day - Bass Guitar

Spencer Corbin - Drums

01) November Spawned A Monster

02) Pregnant For The Last Time*

03) Alsatian Cousin*

04) Interesting Drug/Mute Witness

05) My Love Life

06) Picadilly Palare

07) Driving Your Girlfriend Home

08) Everyday Is Like Sunday

09) Sing Your Life

10) The Loop

11) Suedehead*

12) I've Changed My Plea To Guilty*

13) Cosmic Dancer (Intro)/Disappointed

14) King Leer

15) Our Frank

16) Angel, Angel Down We Together

17) Asian Rut

* Deleted due to inclusion on CD Single "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful"

The Songs "Last Of The Famous International Playboys" and "Sister, I'm A Poet" are missing from this recording

The Ramones - 1991-10-04 - Trenton, NJ (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

01 - Durango 95
02 - Teenage Lobotomy
03 - Psycho Therapy
04 - Blitzkrieg Bop
05 - Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?
06 - I Believe In Miracles
07 - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
08 - Rock 'N' Roll High School
09 - I Wanna Be Sedated
10 - The KKK Took My Baby Away
11 - I Wanna Live
12 - My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down (Bonzo Goes to Bitburg)
13 - Commando
14 - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
15 - Rockaway Beach
16 - Pet Sematary
17 - Too Tough To Die
18 - Glad To See You Go
19 - Mama's Boy
20 - Animal Boy
21 - Wart Hog
22 - Surfin' Bird
23 - Cretin Hop
24 - I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
25 - Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
26 - Pinhead
27 - Punishment Fits The Crime
28 - Chinese Rock
29 - Somebody Put Something In My Drink
30 - We're A Happy Family

John Fogerty - 1997-10-04 - Tinley Park, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Farm Aid

New World Music Theater

Tinley Park, Illinois, USA

October 4, 1997

edited broadcast on 100.7 FM WZLX "living room concert"

(a superstars concert series network station)

and TV appearances on Tonight show and David Letterman

total runtime: 50:55 (minutes/ seconds)

lineage:

Yamaha 500 reciever with digital FM tuner and wire antenna > Naka. BX- 125 cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 minute cassette > Tascam 112 > soundforge (16 bit/ 44.1 khz wav) > flac 8 (sb's aligned)

John Fogerty and band

John Fogerty: lead vocals, guitars, lap steel, & Dobro

Mike Canipe: guitar & backing vocals

Johnny Lee Schell: guitar & backing vocals

Bob Glaub: bass

Kenny Aronoff: drums & percussion

(only songs with a track number and times listed were included in this broadcast)

01: radio intro :26

02: born on the Bayou 4:09

03: Green River 3:42

Suzie Q *

04: I put a spell on you 5:43

05: centerfield 3:57

06: midnight special 2:57

Hot Rod Heart

07: blueboy 4:15

08: old man down the road 4:21

09: fortunate son 3:22

10: Proud Mary 4:38

11: travelin' band 2:29

12: hot rod 4:02 (David Letterman show 12 Nov 1997)

13: jelly roll 2:59 (David Letterman show 23 feb 1998, just after Grammy awards)

14: fortunate son 3:27 (Tonight show with Jay Leno 8 june 1998)

runtime: 40:20

this is not the whole show, but according to the etree setlisting, this is missing just 2 of the songs in this set. it is the full broadcast. most later Farm Aid shows are not allowed on here, but 1997 and earlier are still allowed so far. this was a pretty good one, too bad they didn't do their walking in a hurricane song, which was really big around this time, and one of John's finest songs ever, but the best of this set is included in this broadcast. track 12 is a TV show version of one of the songs left out from the Farm Aid set. the extras are 3 songs from David Letterman and Tonight TV shows. all from analog masters.

Eric Clapton - 2001-10-04 - Santiago, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Eric Clapton

Hoochie Cookie

Santiago, Chile

October 4, 2001

3BR Recordings - 3BR 2015 - SB 6

Lineage:

3BR CD-R > EAC > FLAC > You !!!

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

01 - Reptile

02 - Tears in Heaven

03 - Bell Bottom Blues

04 - Change the World

05 - My Father's Eyes

06 - Hoochie Cookie

07 - Cocaine

08 - Layla

09 - Sunshine of Your Love

10 - Somewhere Over the Rainbow

11 - Key to the Exit

Geetarz Comments:

First performance of the South American leg of the 2001 tour.

Excellent stereo soundboard. Sourced from same master VHS as the DVD, remastered March 2002 by the Professor.