Black Sabbath - Dragons & Kings (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Dragons & Kings

Unknown venue 
August 1980 

01 - War Pigs 
02 - Neon Knights 
03 - Children Of The Sea 
04 - Black Sabbath 
05 - Die Young 

Notes from the net: 
Here's an interesting show that surfaced couple of years ago. 
The original disc is labeled Dragons & Kings and has the following description "The music material is directly copied from the original tape owned by Cozy Powell. The tape was passed on to Cozy by Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath" (presumably to allow Cozy to learn these songs for shows.) How accurate that is, is unclear. But there have been a lot of tapes released after Cozy's passing that are supposed to be from his basement tapes...so who knows. 

The show itself is an amazing quality Soundboard Recording. Too bad it is also very very incomplete. This is taken straight from the soundboard, no mixing has been done. The venue and location of this one is unclear. It is claimed to be from August of 1980 which would mean that it's from the US leg of the Heaven And Hell World tour. It can't be from after that since it does have Bill Ward on drums. 

This also is not the Hartford show that was also released officially on the Heaven And Hell Deluxe Edition. 

Regardless this is a MUST HAVE for all Sabbath fans! A great recording of a fantastic preformance! Ronnie really tears out on Black Sabbath, absolutely amazing!

Cream - 1968-08-11 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Cream

"San Francisco Chronicle"

Fillmore West

San Francisco, Ca.

August 11, 1968

Archive Records - ScCR001 - SB 4

lineage

Silver > CD-R > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure, Offset Correct) > FLAC (8) > You!

01 - Sunshine of Your Love

02 - NSU

03 - Steppin Out

04 - Traintime

05 - Toad (intro only)

06 - Tales of Brave Ulyssses

07 - Spoonful

08 - Crossroads

09 - We're Going Wrong

10 - Sweet Wine

Geetarz Comments:

Sound is a bit "muffled", but still quite listenable.

Derek and The Dominos - 1970-08-11 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

1970-08-11 Soho, London, Great Britain Marquee Club (M1-AUD)

--- UPGRADES MOST ALL CIRCULATING COPIES (to my knowledge!) ---

Set One :::
01. -introduction-
02. Roll It Over ->
03. Blues Power ->
04. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
05. Any Day
06. Bad Boy 

Set Two :::
07. Bottle Of Red Wine
08. Little Wing
09. Tell The Truth
10. Country Life
11. I Don't Know Why (cuts)

Total Time ::: 58:11

::: Very fine AUD UPGRADE without many problems on other circulating copies. Check samples for self-prevision, persnickety perusal or ambrosial anticipatory moments.
::: Warts: Some hiss. Surely missed some dropouts but the improvements are remarkable, I promise. "Anyway" at 21:30 & 22:30 has split second tape speed lags from master.
::: Tape labeled by taper as "Early Show" & he is not prone to error, tho' the newspaper ad I found online just showed one show from 7:30-11:00pm (advance tickets 1 pound). If it sold out immediately (and why wouldn't it have?), there could have been a second show added - even a newspaper review of the evening might not tell us... But probably, especially at this point in history, someone knows "for sure" & can even prove it... A million Eric pundits can weigh in.
::: Bill was only Derek & The Dominos.
::: Contrast clause : At the time of posting, no other versions are on the tracker. While possible other 1st gen copies circulate, I haven't seen them around & I spent mega hours of work on this.

Recording Information ::: Uher portable mono reel to reel tape recorder, external microphone (unknown brand) -> master 5" mono reel to reel audience tape (tape speed unknown).

Playback circa 1987 ::: (unknown equipment) master 5" mono reel to reel audience tape -> 1st generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby not indicated (believed off).
Playback 2011-06-21 ::: 1st generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi BX-300, Dolby off -> azimuth & speed adjusted, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Tascam CD-RW900SL pro CD recorder -> CD-RW -> computer, EAC secure -> wavs -> Audacity (fades &/or glitches, MANY pops, clicks, dropouts, mike bumps, claps, etc repaired or reduced, normalised to correct dc offset, volume adjustments*, no EQ) -> CD Wave (track splits) -> Trader's Little Helper -> yer ears. First uploaded week of 2013-01-11.

Line-up ::: Eric Clapton - electric guitar, vocals // Bobby Whitlock - organ, vocals // Carl Radle - electric bass // Jim Gordon - drums.

Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline.

CoolSonics 210 ::: Thanks to the original taper & trader! As with so many of my favourite British sourced recordings of the late 60's and 70's, this one came from "The Man In The Palace", so all hats off to him. Royal thanks! ::: Corrections welcome ::: I offer this upload in honor of Rolf O, aka Brinkhoffs - not the world's biggest EC fan, but to whom the taper of this recording, The Man In The Palace, Hanwaker, myself & many others were very close. I'll carry his wisdom & humor with me off the edge of the world, whenever I walk that plank. I hope he is surrounded by FLOYD of his choice, some good beer & a cigarette, and is taking some real time off from work, he deserves it.

This would seem to be MUCH better than most all circulating copies. I checked against 3, including a couple of purported "remasters" & this is far superior. There is none of the wavering between channels, I repaired hundreds of dropouts, the clarity seems much better & I have worked with the volume somewhat as the taper was doing the same (and also moving the microphone around at times).

(WARNING - Longwinded. Ignore & proceed directly to music if you have fear of burble, chatter, gabble or jabber.) I have been a bit reluctant to make a foray into the world of online Clapton vintage live recordings, but decided to brave it. Should the response be positive & I feel therefore encouraged, perhaps I shall find motivation enough to do so again. Fear of castigation is, of course, at issue. While the upload is free of EQ, purists will likely be horrified & dribble in their collective soup that I breeched sacred taper etiquette with latitude, played out in the hinterlands of volume tinkering - but, of course, they would not say as much to the taper, who was free to knob twiddle with impunity. In any case, I am more than happy to upload a "raw" transfer at some point, should I remain relatively uncastigated, but have strived here for a version which provides the most satisfactory listening experience I could possibly muster withOUT equalisation, which I leave up to the longitude of the individual listener. I must say that, after comparing this to several other versions, the 20 hours or so I spent on dropout removal (my wife says "months"), have rendered the aural experience one of great superiority over the others I heard - it is a fucking joy. (Having said that, if you can provide a better version, I ain't gonna quibble!).

I love this band. After more years than I can fathom, I still rank "Layla" to be one of the top ten of all time. In fact, in my many wanderings in Asia, through Nepal & Laddakh & the lovely Himalayas, I finally fine-tuned my portable music library - take just one cassette - Derek & the Dominos "Layla," with a couple of the bonus tracks from the unissued 2nd album, & I have all I need. One cool thing about Clapton is that people know his name (and often the music!) all over the globe. Ride in a bus through the mountains, hairpin turns dropping thousands of feets below, or get into a taxi in Delhi, or spend the night in some hotel at 13,000 feet in Leh, and they often still have cassette machines, and I'm all set. The magic weaves & life is just fine, no matter how tired, how dirty, how hungry (or bumpy the road), I can tune in. I listened to the record through my early teen rock years & then JD Smith, whose music tastes I could very much respect even if I didn't always agree, kept pounding it into me that this was really the ONE. The respect grew & grew, and never faded. While it never actually bumped Paul Kantner, Grace Slick & David Freiberg's "Baron von Tollbooth & The Chrome Nun" off it's perch at No.1, Layla's status after 30 years is still irreplaceably platinum. What a load of sheer talent, superlative songwriting & moment after moment of bliss.

This Marquee show, which I first heard some time in the early 80's, is a revelation. Not long before the initial "Layla" recordings, the songs & band are still new, the passion is cascading off the stage - even in a recording - and there are moments here that REALLY shine. Somewhere in "Bad Boy" the energy level goes way up & there's some GREAT psychedelic guitar. "Tell The Truth" has some rippin' moments. The band hasn't reached 10 plus minute jam peaks but this is the alpha stage, the blastoff. I see multiple reviews online that knock the quality, which is somewhat understandable given the copies I compared this to, but this one pretty damn fine for an audience tape of it's era, recorded by The Man with a reel to reel tape recorder hung by a strap over his shoulder, in a small, packed club & this nice thing is this copy is quite steady, with few distractions. I can't imagine people being disappointed. Have at it, turn it up, and listen. Enjoy!

Kudos to Zongo for life support, Lochner for mikes&more & Fast Freddie for runnin' Video Dick's Record Emporium with the bathroom office full of tape decks. Thanks to Hanwaker (few among us can keep his pace). Mountains of gratitude to Davmar, D.White, Sanchez, Elliot, The Florida Kid, Kloiber, Zingg, JTW, Bershaw, Boston Gold, Weeks, Dixon, Moore, Gough & SO many more for all that collecting & sharing... Royal thanks to The Man In The Palace, Doc Tinker, Brinkhoffs, Barely Eatin', Reel Master Gaule, Parrish & all the traders who housed me thru my music acquisition & travel years. Hats off to Brother Kent, Uncle Jake, Little Queenie (& her neighbor Frank) & his honor Ptomaine Thomas. Glasses raised to Byron for musical horizon expansion & much obliged to J & Thurston for keepin' my concert fires burnin' since my continental shift. Thanks to the Mods for keepin' DIME alive. Enjoy, share, give, spread peace. Yers truly, Knees

Elvis Presley - 1970-08-11 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage
BMG soundboard tape (recording equipment unknown) > transfer method from original tape unknown > transfer method to bootleggers unknown > wav download from bootleggers > flac frontend > flac level 8

01 Opening Theme
02 That's Alright Mama
03 I Got A Woman
04 Hound Dog
05 Elvis Talks
06 Heartbreak Hotel
07 Elvis Talks
08 Love Me Tender
09 I've Lost You
10 Elvis Talks
11 I Just Can't Help Believin'
12 Something
13 I Can't Stop Loving You
14 Sweet Caroline
15 You've Lost That Loving Feeling
16 Polk Salad Annie
17 Band Introductions
18 Bridge Over Troubled Water
19 Suspicious Minds
20 Can't Help Falling In Love/Closing Vamp

Robin Trower - 1973-08-11 - Sausalito, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

ROBIN TROWER RECORD PLANT,SAUSALITO AUG.11,1973 

lineage
Ksan Pre-Fm Master Reel > Wlir-Fm Reel > Reel > Reel > M-Audio Transit > Cool Edit > Cd Wave Editor > Flac

01 - The Fool And Me 
02 - Twice Removed From Yesterday 
03 - Lady Love 
04 - Daydream 
05 - Day Of The Eagle 
06 - I Can'T Wait Much Longer 
07 - Man Of The World 
08 - Sinner'S Song 
09 - Little Bit Of Sympathy

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - 1977-08-11 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 247"

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

August 11, 1977

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 247

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

JEMS Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX8 Advanced and Ozone 10 > MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Karn Evil 9 1st Impression, Part 2

02 Hoedown

03 Tarkus

04 Take A Pebble

05 Piano Concerto No. 1 - 1st Movement

06 Take A Pebble

07 C'est la Vie

08 Knife-Edge

09 Pictures At An Exhibition

10 Still…You Turn Me On

11 Lucky Man

12 Tank

13 Nutrocker

14 Pirates

15 Fanfare For The Common Man > Rondo

Known Faults: Karn Evil 9 1st Impression, Part 2 joined in progress

Blood Sweat and Tears - 1977-08-11 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Late Show
The Bottom Line, 

FM recording/cdr trade/Flac

Chris Albert - trumpet
Randy Bernson - guitar 
Dave Bargeron - trombone
David Clayton-Thomas - vocals
Bobby Economou - drums
Greg Herbert - saxophone
Neil Stubenhouse - bass
Tony Klatka - saxophone, flugelhorn
Larry Willis - keyboards

CD1
01. Audience 2:16
02. Instrumental 6:44
03. Hi De Ho 9:31
04. Gimme That Wine 7:18
05. Spinning Wheel 5:48
06. Don’t Explain 8:38
07. Matso Yuma Mama 5:20
08. Lucretia McEvil 13:33

CD2
01. Blue Street 5:14
02. And When I Die 1:52
03. Tuba solo / Blues 12:49
04. And When I Die (reprise) 3:45
05. Drum solo 4:25
06. Bass solo 7:11
07. Jam / Introductions 8:05
08. Mean Ole World 3:37
09. You’ve Made Me So Very Happy 5:20

Chicago - 1978-08-11 - Los Angeles, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 

Supergroups In Concert, American Broadcasting Companies 
Broadcast date of May 12, 1979 (Premiere broadcast of SuperGroups...) 

Lineage: Original pre-FM vinyls > Audacity > Wav > Flac 

Robert Lamm 
Peter Cetera 
Donnie Dacus 
James Pankow 
Walter Parazaider 
Lee Loughnane 
Danny Seraphine 
Laudir de Olivera 

CD1 - Sides 1, 2, and 3 
01. OCC 101 Intro - Bob Sirott 
02. Feelin' Stronger Every Day 
03. Dialogue Parts I & II 
04. Hot Streets 
05. OCC 101 Break - Bob Sirott 
06. Interview - James Pankow 
07. Just You 'n Me 
08. Ain't It Time 
09. OCC 101 Break - Bob Sirott 
10. Beginnings 
11. The Inner Struggles Of A Man 
12. Prelude (Little One) 
13. Happy Man 
14. Flight 602 
15. OCC 101 Break - Bob Sirott 
16. Interview - Peter Cetera 
17. If You Leave Me Now 

CD2 - Sides 4 and 5 
18. Alive Again 
19. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 
20. OCC 101 Break - Bob Sirott 
21. Interview - Pankow/Lamm/de Olivera/Parazaider 
22. Saturday In The Park 
24. (I've Been) Searchin' So Long 
25. Interview - Robert Lamm 
26. 25 Or 6 To 4 
27. I Just Want To Be Free 
28. I'm A Man 
29. OCC 101 Outro - Bob Sirott 

Total time 1:43:54 

Orchestra conducted by William "Bill" Conti. From Wikipedia: "...an American composer and conductor best known for his film scores, including Rocky (and all but one of the five sequels), For Your Eyes Only, and The Right Stuff, the latter of which earned him an Academy Award for Best Original Score." 

draftervoi's original notes: 
Chicago SuperGroups In Concert was the first "SuperGroups" syndicated broadcast on May 12, 1979. The show was pressed on three LPs, but only five sides had music. The sixth side is blank. The cue sheet lists the show as a production of American Broadcasting Companies. There's an ad in Billboard on Aug. 18, 1979 that says 300 ABC stations carried the show, so that may be a good guess as to how many copies of this show were pressed. 

The Chicago disc labels are numbered with the catalog number OCC 101. The next SuperGroups show I've identified is Foreigner, which used the code OCC and either 201 or 203 (I've seen both listed, so consider that number unconfirmed). The Foreigner show was identifed as broadcast on May 19, 1979 but is not mentioned in the Billboard ad... 

...which says the next show in the series was the Moody Blues. With the Moody Blues show, the series used a different code: The Moody Blues were SGC 101, followed by the Allman Brothers SGC 102, Peter Frampton SGC 103, the Cars SGC 104, Blondie SGC 105, Cheap Trick SGC 106, Journey SGC 107 and Alice Cooper SGC 108. 

The earliest of these shows were distributed in boxes, with similar cover designs. The background of each box was a solid color covered in a pattern of dots, with the artist's name on the front and the show credits on the back. The cue sheets were printed on premium paper, and the discs housed in plastic-lined disc sleeves. Occasionally they "themed" the color of the box: The Moody Blues box is blue, and Blondie is yellow. 

The original SuperGroups format had live concerts interspersed with short interviews, and no commercials. A "SuperGroups Theme Song" played at the beginning and end of the show. At least two of the shows (Foreigner and Alice Cooper) combined previously unreleased live material with several "faked" tracks from studio albums overdubbed with audience noise. 

Sometime in 1980 they dropped the premium presentation (boxes, cue sheets, disc liners) and added prerecorded commercials. Disc labels switched to a solid color - I've seen red, yellow, and silver used, and the numbering system was discontinued. Some of these are listed as "produced by D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp. for Super Groups In Concert" but also carry the ABC name. Spelling of the shows name often shifts from "SuperGroups" to "Super Groups." There was also a series using the Super Groups name called "A Night On The Road," produced by G.K. Productions with ABC. 

This version was digitized from the original syndicated radio discs and declicked in Audacity in September 2014. Included are 300 dpi scans of the front and back cover, a disc label, and all four pages of the cue sheet. Flac files of wavs. The only thing I edited out was the 700 Hz test tone. 

There's another version circulating with "Mongonucleosis" and "Got To Get You Into My Life" but without "I Just Want To Be Free." I haven't heard it, so I don't know if was also a SuperGroups show, an original over-the-air broadcast, syndicated by a different company...or perhaps two versions of the show were produced. 

Johnny Winter - 1978-08-11 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Paradise Ballroom

Lineage: 
FM radio broadcast > unknown recording and transfer equipment > liberated 'Whole Lotta Love' CD > EAC > wav > Flac

Johnny Winter: Vocals, Guitar
Jon Paris: Bass, Harmonica
Bobby Torello: Drums

01) Warm Up Blues ~ Jam
02) Divin' Duck
03) Mississippi Blues (Titled: Goin' Back To The Delta)
04) Black Cat Bone (Titled: Dust My Broom)
05) Rollin' And Tumblin'
06) Walkin' Blues (titled: Leavin' Blues)
07) Come On In My Kitchen
08) Roll Over Beethoven
09) Wipe Out

Length: 76:42min

Taper: unknown, HANX :-)
Title: 'Whole Lotta Love'
File Size: 382MB (381MB flac and 1.34MB art)
Artwork added, scanned by myself
Art lineage: CD cover > HP Scanjet 4370(at 200dpi) > HD > jpeg's named to their destination (> YOU)
Length: 76:42min
Information: http://www.yee.ch/winter/Timeline/winter_timeline_1978.html
Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=113097

note: incomplete show, this url includes tracks 01 to 09 of the show, see first link for complete setlist.

Led Zeppelin - 1979-08-11 - Stevenage, UK (SBD/FLAC) by Tarantura

(Soundboard FLAC)

Knebworth Festival, Stevenage, England, UK.
2cd by Tarantura (#TCD-4-1,2).

Lineage: 
Silverdiscs---EAC---Wave---TLH---Flac

CD1 [76:39]
01 - The Song Remains The Same (5:11)
02 - Celebration Day (3:37)
03 - Out On The Tiles / Black Dog (5:31)
04 - Nobody's Fault But Mine (6:03)
05 - Over The Hills And Far Away (6:02)
06 - Misty Mountain Hop (5:22)
07 - Since I've Been Loving You (8:44)
08 - No Quarter (15:04)
09 - Hot Dog (3:56)
10 - The Rain Song (7:49)
11 - White Summer (0:25)
12 - Kashmir (8:50)

CD2 [73:45]
01 - Trampled Underfoot (7:26)
02 - Sick Again (5:11)
03 - Achilles Last Stand (9:49)
04 - Guitar Solo (5:49)
05 - In The Evening (7:52)
06 - Stairway To Heaven (14:50)
07 - Rock And Roll (9:57)
08 - Whole Lotta Love (10:33)
09 - Communication Breakdown (2:14)

Led Zeppelin - 1979-08-11 - Knebworth, UK (SBD/FLAC) Azija Records

(Soundboard FLAC)

Band: Led Zeppelin 
Date: 1979.08.11 
Venue, City, Country: Stevenage, England - Knebworth Festival 

Bootleg Title: Welcome To The 1979 Knebworth Festival, 11th Of August (Archives 27 and 28) 
Label: Azija Records 
Source: Stereo Soundboard recording 24bit remastered 
Series: Led Zeppelin Archives 27 and 28, Only Classic Rock'n'Roll Edition 
3xCD Limited Edition 500 copies only, Unofficial Release 
Russia 2003 

Lineage: My Silver>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC level 6 

Robert Plant: Vocals 
Jimmy Page: Guitar 
John Bonham: Drums 
John Paul Jones: Bass and piano/organ 

CD1 
01. Introduction 
02. The Song Remains The Same 
03. Celebration Day 
04. (Out On The Tiles intro) Black Dog 
05. Nobody's Fault But Mine 
06. Over The Hills And Far Away 
07. Misty Mountain Hop 
08. Since I've Been Loving You 
09. No Quarter 

CD2 
01. Hot Dog 
02. The Rain Song 
03. White Summer/Black Mountain Side 
04. Kashmir 
05. Trampled Under Foot 
06. Sick Again 
07. Achilles Last Stand 

CD3 
08. Guitar Solo/In The Evening 
09. Stairway To Heaven 
10. Rock and Roll 
11. Whole Lotta Love

Medley incl.: 
- Let That Boy Boogie
12. Communication Breakdown

Led Zeppelin - 1979-08-11 - Stevenage, UK (SBD/FLAC) by "Watch Tower"

(Soundboard FLAC)

WATCH TOWER WT 2002094/95/96

Recording:
Excellent stereo soundboard.

Source:
Knebworth Festival, Knebworth House Grounds, Stevenage, England Aug. 11 '79.

Lineage:
silverCDs > EAC > FLAC > tracker > HD > Audacity lossless test

CD1
01. Introduction
02. The Song Remains The Same
03. Celebration Day
04. Black Dog
05. Nobody's Fault But Mine
06. Over The Hills And Far Away
07. Misty Mountain Hop
08. Since I've Been Loving You
09. No Quarter

CD2
01. Hot Dog
02. The Rain Song
03. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
04. Kashmir
05. Trampled Underfoot
06. Sick Again
07. Achilles Last Stand

CD 3
01. Guitar Solo
02. In The Evening
03. Stairway To Heaven
04. Rock And Roll
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Communication Breakdown

Comments:
Japanese bootleg. Deluxe jewel case. A reissue of CD4-6 of the box.

Led Zeppelin - 1979-08-11 - Stevenage, UK (2xDVDfull pro-shot) "Return Of The Dinosaurs"

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Led Zeppelin 
Knebworth Festival 
Stevenage, U.K. 
August 11, 1979 

"Return Of The Dinosaurs" 
GM-LZ-11.08.1979-DVD-03 
2-DVD set, LPCM Stereo 

Lineage: 
Trade DVDRs > HD > HungerCity Tracker 

DVD NTSC 
Video Stream: 
Type: Interlaced MPEG2 
Bitrate: 8.000 Mbps 
Framerate: 29.970 Hz 
Resolution: 720x480 
Aspect ratio: 4x3 
Audio Stream: 
Type: Linear PCM 
Bitrate: 1536 Kbps 
Number of channels: 2 
Sampling Frequency: 48khz 
Sampling Bits: 16 

DVD1 (83.08 mins): 
01 - Intro 
02 - The Song Remains The Same 
03 - Celebration Day 
04 - Black Dog 
05 - Nobody's Fault But Mine 
06 - Over The Hills And Far Away 
07 - Misty Mountain Hop 
08 - Since I've Been Loving You 
09 - No Quarter 
10 - Hot Dog 
11 - The Rain Song 
12 - White Summer Black Mountain Side 
13 - Kashmir 

DVD2 (77.05 mins): 
01 - Trampled Underfoot 
02 - Sick Again 
03 - Achilles Last Stand 
04 - Guitar Solo 
05 - In The Evening 
06 - Stairway To Heaven 
07 - Audience Cheering 
08 - Rock And Roll 
09 - Whole Lotta Love Medley 
10 - Communication Breakdown 

Comments: 
I think I traded for this one in about 1991. At the time, it was a phenomenal find, a "holy grail" of sorts even though the copies in circulation were all relatively washed out and had suspect audio quality. Still, it was exciting to find a complete pro-shot document of their final U.K. show, even if the recording didn't exactly capture the band at their peak. I was vaguely aware that new and improved versions of this had made the rounds over the years, but never went out of my way to upgrade my old VHS copy. 

When this popped up on Hunger City, I figured I'd give it a try - and I'm glad I did. This is a huge upgrade over anything I've ever seen for this show, apparently sourced from a very low-generation (i.e. 1st or 2nd gen.) tape with what appears to be dubbed, remastered audio of the soundboard recording. I can't really describe it well enough to do it justice, but I'd highly recommend this one to any fan of Zeppelin. The info file has several reviews which you can read in full on the link, but here is a sampling of the comments: 

"The picture quality is excellent, a fraction better than Knebworth Festival 1979. The soundtrack stereo sound quality is also really excellent, and both factors combined make this a highly enjoyable release." (Underground Uprising) 

"The production of this set is second to none at this juncture. Genuine Masters has eclipsed the other releases of this new low gen source by a hair. The clarity is stunning and the PCM Stereo Audio, superb." 

"The Genuine Masters release is the absolute best version available. There will not be a better version of this show unless Mr. Page officially releases his masters of this show." 

The resolution of the video is really amazing -- close-up shots of Jimmy show very detailed views of his fingers on the strings, and you pick up a lot of nuance on Robert's facial expressions. There is a slightly washing out of colors during bright points of the show, but it's not distracting or disappointing in any way unless you're comparing it head-to-head against a commercially released DVD. 

Patti Smith - 1979-08-11 - New York City (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

"Live at CBGB's"

CBGB's

Lineage: 
CD bootleg "Live at CBGB's" (The Swingin' Pig TSPCD-211-2)(from WNEW-FM SBD broadcast)>CDR(x)>CDR>EAC>FLAC(level 

CD1 [67:47]
01  Glass Factory  13:34
02  Redondo Beach  4:20
03  Song For Jim Morrison  3:42
04  Kimberly  6:49
05  Dancing Barefoot  5:16
06  Space Monkey  5:13
07  Privilege  4:57
08  25th Floor  7:31
09  Cold Turkey  6:29
10  For Your Love  3:56
11  Revenge  5:56

CD2 [59:08]
01  Frederick  7:17
02  Seven Ways Of Going  7:08
03  Poppies  7:47
04  All Along The Watchtower  4:10
05  The Spider And The Fly  2:45
06  Rock And Roll Star  12:00
07  5-4-3-2-1  4:27
08  Twist And Shout  5:10
09  My Generation  8:20

Total:  126:55

Fleetwood Mac - 1980-08-11 - Mobile, AL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fleetwood Mac - Live in Mobile, 11 August 1980 -SBD-

01 - Monday Morning
02 - The Chain
03 - Don't Stop
04 - Dreams
05 - Oh Well
06 - Rhiannon
07 - Over and Over
08 - What Makes You Think You're The One
09 - Tusk
10 - Think About Me
11 - I'm So Afraid
12 - Angel
13 - You Make Lovin Fun 

TLH says ALL files:
- tracks look like CDDA with probability 100%.
No errors occured.
- tested ok (file is decodable without error).
No errors occured.
- audio data is cut on a sector boundary.
There were no sector boundary errors.

The Clash - 1982-08-11 - St. Paul, MN (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Civic Center

Lineage
unknown generation tape> Onkyo deck> UR28mAI> Cubase6> wav24>TLH> flac8
No EQ

01 Intro
02 London Calling
03 White Man In Hammersmith Palais
04 Know Your Rights
05 Spanish Bombs
06 Guns Of Brixton
07 Somebody Got Murdered
08 Rock The Casbah
09 Ghetto Defendant
10 Magnificent Seven
11 Police On My Back
12 Charlie Don't Surf (cuts)
13 The Leader (cuts in)
14 Car Jamming
15 Train In Vain
16 The Call Up
17 English Civil War
18 Garageland
19 Encore Break
20 Police and Thieves
21 Armagideon Time
22 Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
23 I Fought The Law
24 Straight To Hell
25 Pressure Drop

Notes:
First night of the US Fall Tour. Decent recording and performance.

Bon Jovi - 1984-08-11 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Super Rock 1984 Seibu Stadium

Title: World Tour 1984
Location and date: Seibu Stadium, Tokyo, Japan 11.08.1984
Shoot: Professional
Source: Master
Video / Audio: 10 / 10
Menu: No
Chapters / Matching the songs: Yes / Yes
Discs: 1

Format:
NTSC / 720x480 / 4x3 / 4.647.897.088 bytes (4,32 GB)

01 - In and out of love
02 - Only lonely
03 - Silent night
04 - Tokyo Road
05 - Breakout
06 - Only lonely
07 - Drum solo
08 - She don't know me
09 - Bang bang
10 - Shot trough the heart
11 - Silent night
12 - Hardest part is the night
13 - In and out of love
14 - Runaway
15 - Burning for love
16 - Get ready

Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 28-04-1985
17 - She don't know me
18 - Breakout
19 - Get ready
20 - Runaway

Elvis Costello - 1984-08-11 - Philadelphia, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Elvis Costello and The Attractions

Live at The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA  USA

1984-08-11

Lineage: 

from off-air master cassette tape WLIR-FM > Technics Receiver > BIC tapedeck > Maxell UDXLII C90 tape > Sony TC-WE835S Cassette Deck > PC Soundmax Audio Card > Sony Sound Forge 9.0 (pitch correction) > EAC > FLAC Level 6 alingned on SB

Elvis Costello - Vocals, Guitar

Bruce Thomas - Bass

Pete Thomas - Drums

Maurice Worm (Steve Nieve) - Keyboards

Gary Barnacle - Sax 

01 Let Them All Talk

02 The Greatest Thing

03 Mystery Dance

04 Girls Talk

05 So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star

06 I Wanna Be Loved

07 Sour Milk Cow Blues

08 Lipstick Vogue

09 Watching The Detectives

10 Shipbuilding

11 Beyond Belief

12 Clubland

13 Inch By Inch

14 The Deportees Club

Encore:

15 Everyday I Write The Book

16 The Only Flame In Town

17 Getting Mighty Crowded

18 Alison

19 Pump It Up-Ain't Got A Lot of Love-Tears Tears and More Tears-Intros-Pump It Up

Delayed FM Broadcast from WLIR-FM, Garden City, Long Island, NY USA

Frank Zappa - 1984-08-11 - Madison, WI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Recording (Analog414, 1984 08 11):

Field Equipment:
Tape: TDK Super Avilyn L-750 Beta
Deck: Sony PCM-F1 Digital Audio Processor/Sony SL-2000 Video beta
Mics: AKG 460-B w/ ck1 capsules
Location: Dead center first row balcony mics on the ledge

Sony PCM-F1 Digital Audio Processor/Sony SL-2000 Video beta (digital MC beta video tape) ->
Fuji FR Metal 90 Cassettes (1st Gen)
------
Transfer (Drew51, October 2010):
Nakamichi CR-7A cassette deck -> Tascam US-122L -> Sound Forge Pro 10.0 (record/edits) -> FLAC Level 8
------
Remastering (JWB, August 2017):
-> Phase correction
-> Speed correction
-> Editing of overlap
-> Patched with alternate recording
-> Level/balance changes in first song
------
-> TLH: Audio files checked for SBEs (Pittylabelle, 2017 08 19)
------

Fills: from Steve Litin's AUD MC, A
Master Cassette -> CDR(2) -> AIFF -> Peak (-30cts) -> Sound Studio (patches & track splits) ->
xACT (align SBE, Flac level 5)

Location of fills:
Track 01 - more intro {00:00-00:29}
Track 13 - digital tape change? {04:58-05:08}
Track 22 - more encore break {00:00-00:13}

01 Intro [01:18] °°° more intro {00:00-00:29}
02 Heavy Duty Judy [05:40]
03 Tinseltown Rebellion [04:19]
04 More Trouble Every Day [05:18]
05 Penguin In Bondage [04:58]
06 Hot Plate Heaven At The Green Hotel [05:22]
07 Advance Romance [07:50]
08 Cocaine Decisions [02:51]
09 Nig Biz [06:36]
10 Outside Now [06:59]
11 Be In My Video [03:15]
12 Montana [03:38]
13 Easy Meat [09:10] °°° digital tape change? {04:58-05:08}
14 Carolina Hardcore Ecstasy [08:32]
15 Carol You Fool [03:40]
16 Chana In De Bushwop [03:53]
17 Let's Move To Cleveland [13:51]
18 Encore Break 1 [00:40]
19 Dinah Moe-Humm [03:20]
20 Dancin' Fool [03:55]
21 Sharleena [07:40]
22 Encore Break 2 [00:45] °°° more encore break {00:00-00:13}
23 The Illinois Enema Bandit [09:53]

Total time: 123.23 min

Scorpions - 1984-08-11 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Super Rock in Japan 84
Tokyo, Japan - Seibu Stadium
PRO - 58m - NTSC - 1DVD - A

Lineage: Disc received in trade>myHD>PR

Gspot Says:
Video:
DVD VOB format
Mpeg-2 Program Stream << {1 vid, 1 aud}
Sys Bitrate 10080 kb/s VBR 8869 kbps I/L TFF
NTSC 4:3 720x480

Audio:
MPEG-a Layer 2 oxcO:48000hz 256 kb/s tot, Stereo

Menus No
Chapters yes

Klaus Meine - Lead Vocals
Matthias Jabs - Lead Guitar
Rudolf Schenker - Guitar
Francis Buchholz - Bass Guitar
Herman Rarebell - Drums

01. Blackout
02. Coming Home
03. Bad Boys Running Wild
04. Make It Real
05. Big City Nights
06. Coast To Coast
07. Rock you Like A Hurricane
08. Can’t Live Without You
09. Dynamite
10. The Zoo
11. Can’t Get Enough

Super Rock '84 - 1984-08-11 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Band: Whitesnake / The Michael Schenker Group / Scorpions / Bon Jovi / Anvil
Title: Tokyo First Day
Date: August 11, 1984
Venue: Seibu Stadium, Saitama, Japan
Label: Calm & Storm
Number: CALM & STORM 015
Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > jetAudio > FLAC

CD1: Anvil / Bon Jovi

01 - March Of The Crabs

02 - Metal On Metal

03 - School Love

04 - Rockin'

05 - Straight Between The Eyes

06 - Mothra

07 - Intro

08 - Breakout

09 - Come Back

10 - Roulette

11 - She Don't Know Me

12 - Shot Through The Heart

13 - Guitar Solo

14 - Get Ready

15 - Runaway

CD2: Scorpions

01 - Intro - 

02 - Blackout

03 - Coming Home

04 - Bad Boys Running Wild

05 - Make It Real

06 - Big City Nights

07 - Coast To Coast

08 - Rock You Like A Hurricane

09 - Kojo No Tsuki

10 - Can't Live Without You

11 - Dynamite

12 - The Zoo

13 - Can't Get Enough

CD3: The Michael Schenker Group

01 - Intro - 

02 - Captain Nemo

03 - Rock My Nights Away

04 - Are You Ready To Rock

05 - Cry For The Nations

06 - On And On

07 - Attack Of The Mad Axeman

08 - Lipstick Traces

09 - Into The Arena

10 - Courvoisier Concerto

11 - Lost Horizons

12 - Rock Will Never Die

13 - I'm Gonna Make You Mine

14 - Armed And Ready

15 - Doctor Doctor (with Klaus Meine & Rudolf Schenker)

CD4: Whitesnake

01 - Intro

02 - Gambler

03 - Guilty Of Love

04 - Love Ain't No Stranger

05 - Ready An' Willing

06 - Slow An' Easy

07 - Guitar Intro - 

08 - Crying In The Rain

09 - Guitar Solo

10 - Soldier Of Fortune

11 - Drum Solo

12 - Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City

13 - Don't Break My Heart Again

14 - Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues

15 - We Wish You Well

16 - Closing Announcement 

Rory Gallagher - 1985-08-11 - Mont de Marsan, FR (AUD/FLAC)

 

(Audience FLAC)

Rory GALLAGHER,

Mont de Marsan, les arènes,

1985 august 11th

SM aud master

Sony TCD5 M with Beyer dynamic M 201 mics (recorded behind and near to the soundboard).

Cassette played with the TCD5 M with original settings; zoom H4 for wave files; PC; audacity for tracking; FLAC.

CD1

01 Intro, double vision

02 Moonchild

03 I wonder who

04 Nadine

05 Treat her right

06 Bad penny

07 Off the handle, ...

08 Follow me

09 Tattoo'd lady

CD2

01 Out on the western plains

02 Walking blues, with amazing grace intro

03 Pistol slapper blues

04 Philby, with paint it black

05 Shadow play

06 Shin kicker

07 You got a hold on me

08 Bullfrog blues

09 I'm ready

To me, considering the old analog days standards, it's sounds ex, despite a bit of saturation on one of the channel.

Bob Seger - 1986-08-11 - Saratoga Springs, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
Title: Like a Rock
Date 1986-08-11 (11th August 1986)
Venue: Saratoga Performing Arts Center,
Saratoga Springs, NY
Source: Soundboard
Quality: Very Good

Lineage
Soundboard > unknown > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC FRONTEND LEVEL 8 

CD1
01. American Storm 
02. Trying To Live My Life Without You 
03. Makin' Thunderbirds 
04. Mainstreet 
05. Old Time Rock & Roll 
06. Shame On The Moon 
07. Tightrope 
08. The Aftermath 
09. It's You 
10. Like A Rock
11. Roll Me Away 
12. Boomtown Blues 
13. Even Now 
14. Yesterday Rules 

CD2
01. Turn The Page
02. Come To Poppa  
03. Horizontal Bop 
04. Sometimes 
05. Night Moves 
06. Hollywood Nights
07. Betty Lou's Getting Out Tonight

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1986-08-11 - Vancouver, BC (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Live in Vancouver, B.C., Canada

August 11, 1986

Expo Theatre

lineage

unknown recorder > master cassettes > Nakamichi BX2 > ZoomH2 @24/96 > mastered with Wavelab

01 intro walk on tune up

02 Scuttle Buttin'

03 Say What!

04 Stevie's monitor problems

05 Superstition (Stevie Wonder cover)

06 Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)

07 Come On (Part 3) (Earl King cover)

08 my buttons is broken

09 Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up on Love

10 camptown races doo dah

11 Pride and Joy

12 Couldn't Stand the Weather

13 Life Without You (fireworks)

14 encore break : murphy's law untuned

15 Riviera Paradise

16 Rude Mood

17 serious trouble offstage