domenica 29 luglio 2018

Bruce Springsteen - 2012-06-03 - Lisbon, PT (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Rock In Rio
Parque da Bela Vista,

Video attributes:
Video compression mode: MPEG-2
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 
Frame rate: 25.00
Bitrate: 4.79Mbps

Audio attributes: 
Audio coding mode: Dolby Digital
Sampling rate: 48kHz
Number of audio channels:2.0
Bitrate: 256 Kbps

SOURCE/TRANSFER:
Professional Shot: SIC Radical TV + SIC Noticias > Set-Top Box Motorola VIP 1200 > Philips HDD (SP) > DVD > HDD > TMPGEnc DVD Author > You

01. Spirit in the Night
02. Because The Night
03. No Surrender
04. She's The One
05. I'm On Fire
06. Shackled and Drawn
07. The last theme is basically the background sound of the concert over a reporter speaking!

Lenght: 50min (aprox)

Iggy Pop - 1996-04-29 - Vancouver, Canada (FM/FLAC)

(Excellent quality FM recording FLAC)

Commodore Ballroom

Lineage:
CDR > Audacity > CD Wave > TLH > FLAC

00 DJ Intro 
01 I Wanna Live 
02 Down in the Street 
03 Heart is Saved 
04 Raw Power 
05 Seek and Destroy 
06 Five Foot One 
07 Sixteen 
08 Sister Midnight 
09 I Wanna Be Your Dog 
10 Look Away  
11 The Passenger
12 Lust for Life 
13 Home 
14 DJ outro

Notes by the uploader:
This is a powerful performance! The vocal is a little off centre and I tried to correct that a bit, but there's only so much you can do without labouring for hours on this (well, hours more! :)). It's a high octane show from Iggy and his band...there's the odd flaw in the mix, and I did a little bit of playing around in Audacity to see what I can do. It seems to sound better than the version that was torrented last year to my ears...I don't do samples (this takes  nough time as it is!), but you can always download a track to see what you think. Like I say it sounds pretty powerful to me anyway.

Julian Cope - 1987-07-11 - St. Goarshausen, DE (MTX/AUD/FLAC) by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Julian Cope 
Freilichtbühne Loreley, St. Goarshausen, Germany 
July - 11 - 1987 
1st Bizarre Festival 

Matrix of 3 different audience recordings from the same show: 

1. dimenew master recording from DIMENEW collection # 109 uploaded to dime in 2012 by spacebandit (not on dime anymore) 

Info from previous upload: 

Rec. Info: 
Vivanco EM 160 mic -> SONY WMD6 -> Mastercassette (TDK SA90) -> playback on Harman Kardon CD491 -> Zoom H2n -> WAV 16/44 -> Audacity (edit/channel balance/boost only) -> WAV 16/44 -> 
TLH8 -> FLAC -> DIME -> YOUR EARS AND MIND... 
All thanks to DIMENEW for this really fine recording, done some 25+ years ago. A bit weak on the lower end, but otherwise flawless. Almost no chatter/talk audible. 
--- 
Another short tape from the first ever Bizarre Festival that lasted until 2002 (or 2003 under the name of TERAMOTO) features some 60's goes 80's psychedelic sounds by the great 
Julian Cope. Ok, I've to admit I'm not really into his recorded work, I admire more his writings/books about Krautrock or obscure japanese psych bands from the 60/70's. THe show 
jumps in at the first (?) notes of the first (?) song. Hope someone can help out with the setlist. Enjoy a little psychrock...SB. 
--- 

2. a master recording by MILAVALENTI (not on dime before) 

Rec. Info: SONY WM-D 6 with OKM 01 Headmicrophones 

MILAVALENTI master tape -> transfer via Onkyo tapedeck TA-2330 -> Magix Cleaning Lab -> flac 

3. an unknown gen audience recording from SEETHELIGHT7 collection # 687 uploaded to dime by stacheleber in 2014 (not on dime anymore) 

Info from previous upload: 

Rec. Info: 
Unknown gen tape -> transfer via Nakamichi tapedeck DR3 -> wav-file -> wetransfer -> Magix Music Cleaning Lab (edit/remaster) -> FLAC (44,1 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) -> DIME 
Vg+ sound, some EQ (bass and treble lifted). Tape was running too slow -> speeded up by 6,2 %. Track 11 had a gap which was patched by another source tape (see below). 

At this memorable first Bizarre Festival Julian Cope was performing together with such acts like Iggy Pop, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Mission and New Model Army (see attched copy of the ticket stub). 
I was there and remember a great day with wonderful weather and superb performances at the idyllic Loreley Amphitheatre high above the Rhine valley. 
The concert was already upped to dime by spacebandit (dimenew collection) last year but this tape here is definitely from another source. Even if the sound from the dimenew source was slightly better 
this tape here is more complete as the first track of the dimenew tape cut in after approx. 1 minute and this tape here has even the introduction by Alan Bangs. 
On the other hand the tape has a gap in the last track which I patched with a sequence from the dimenew source. So you can compare the sound quality directly. 
It's a very enjoyable concert and for me it was the best period of Julian Cope.

Processing of Matrix: 
flac files of 2 recordings -> Matrix -> edit/remaster -> flac -> DIME 
For the main part of the matrix I took only recording 1+2. Both recordings were very constant in speed whereas source 1 was running approx. 2,5 % slower than source 2 so I adjusted source 1 to source 2. Source 3 is less good in sound and has a lot of speed variations so I decided to take this recording only for the missing parts at the start and the end where recording 1 is not available. 
The introduction by Alan Bangs is only from recording 3. 

The matrix delivers a very dynamic and crystal clear sound. I added some echo in order to make it a bit more "lively". 
This show took place in the early afternoon when it was really hot. Julian is referring to this several times during the show. 

setlist (tape length 46:58 min.) 

Julian Cope: Vocals, Guitar 
Donald Ross Skinner: Guitar 
James Eller: Bass 
Richard Frost: Keyboards 
Chris Whitten: Drums 

01 Introduction 
02 The Culture Bunker 
03 Trampolene 
04 Pulsar 
05 Eve's Volcano 
06 Strasbourg 
07 Planet Ride 
08 Read It In Books 
09 Shot Down 
10 Spacehopper 
11 World Shut your Mouth

Willie Nelson - 1993-06-12 - Petaluma, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Peter's Birthday Party

Lineage:
Soundboard > DAT > DAT > Tascam DA-20 MKII > Edirol UA-5 @ 96kHz > USB > Sound Studio 3.5.6 (44kHz/16 Bit) > .WAV > xACT 1.59 > FLAC

Disc 1:
01. Whiskey River >
02. Stay All Night
03. Funny How Time Slips Away >
04. Crazy
05. Night Life
06. Happy Birthday
07. Down Yonder
08. Old Flames Can't Hold A Candle To You
09. Me And Paul
10. If You've Got The Money (I've Got The Time)
11. Working Man Blues
12. Help Me Make It Through The Night
13. Me And Bobby McGee
14. Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again)
15. Bloody Mary Morning
16. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
17. Under The Double Eagle
18. Blue Skies
19. Georgia On My Mind
20. All Of Me (fades out)
21. Speech from the host, Peter (aud/mic sourced)

Disc 2:
Encore:
01. Stardust (fades in)
02. My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys >
03. Mama, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
04. Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
05. On The Road Again
06. You've Been Always My Mind
07. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
08. Jam
09. Seven Spanish Angels
10. City Of New Orleans >
11. To All The Girls I've Loved Before >
12. Luckenbach, Texas >
13. Whiskey River >
14. Still Is Still Moving To Me
15. Outro Jam

Encore 2:
16. Valentine
17. Farther Down The Line
18. Milk Cow Blues
19. Outro Jam

Notes:
There is 1 second of digi-noise at 2:07 during Me And Bobby McGee. The very end of "All Of Me" was abruptly cut on the DAT, so I faded it out. No music is missing. The beginning of "Stardust" is missing and fades in on the DAT, presumably due to the taper switching from the mic and plugging back into the soundboard.

Radiohead - 2017-04-14 - Coachella, Indio, CA (ts pro-shot)

(ts pro-shot)

Radiohead
Coachella 
Coachella Stage 
Empire Polo Grounds 
Indio, California 
April 14, 2017 

Lineage: LIVE Webcast -> Livestreamer -> FFmpeg (edit) -> .ts 
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 16:9 4450 Kbps 30.00 fps 
Audio: AAC 128 Kbps 48.0 KHz stereo 

Setlist: 
Daydreaming 
Desert Island Disk 
Ful Stop (some audio issues) 
Airbag 
15 Step (audio goes out entirely midway through and the band leaves the stage while repairs are attempted) 

The National Anthem 
Let Down (audio goes out and band is forced to leave the stage once again) 

01 - Street Spirit (Fade Out) 
02 - Bloom 
03 - Identikit 
04 - Everything in Its Right Place 
05 - There There 
06 - Weird Fishes/Arpeggi 
07 - Burn the Witch 
08 - Idioteque 
09 - Nude 
10 - Creep 

Encore: 
11 - You and Whose Army? 
12 - No Surprises 
13 - Paranoid Android 
14 - Bodysnatchers 
15 - Karma Police 

TRT = 02:04:10 

(Here is the Radiohead performance - warts and all. There were several stage audio outages that left the crowd and audience watching the stream at home wondering exactly what was going on. This is the full, unedited show. You will experience it just like the attendees at Coachella on Friday night. Here is a link to a story about the set > http://www.avclub.com/article/technical-snafus-almost-shut-down-radioheads-coach-253775) 

venerdì 27 luglio 2018

The Who - 2017-09-23 - Rio De Janeiro, BR (ts pro-shot) 10.5 GB


(ts pro-shot)

HDTV
1080i
TS
H.264
AC3
MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 29.97fps 12.3 Mb/s
Dolby AC3 48000Hz 6ch 384kbps

01 - I Can't Explain
02 - Substitute
03 - Who Are You
04 - The Kids Are Alright
05 - I Can See for Miles
06 - My Generation (With "Cry If You Want" Snippet)
07 - Bargain
08 - Behind Blue Eyes
09 - Join Together
10 - You Better You Bet
11 - I'm One
12 - 05.15
13 - Love, Reign O'er Me
14 - Amazing Journey
15 - Sparks
16 - Pinball Wizard
17 - See Me, Feel Me
18 - Baba O'Riley
19 - Won't Get Fooled Again

+ Interview

01:52:27








John Mayall - 1998-06-27 - Bellinzona, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Piazza Blues 
Bellinzona, Switzerland 
27. June 1998 

Radio Broadcast/FM > unknown > received of an Swiss French trade > eac > wave > edit with WaveLab3.04 (eliminate cuts & DJ talk) > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8)

Disc 1 : 
02 I'm A Sucker For Love
03 Dead City
04 A Hard Road
05 Oh, Pretty Woman
06 Jacksboro Highway
07 Maydell

CD2
01 ?
02 One In A Million
03 Hideaway
04 Padlock On The Blues
05 Room To Move w/ scat jam

giovedì 26 luglio 2018

Emerson, Lake, Palmer - 1977-07-08 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)



(Audience FLAC)

Madison Square Garden

Source:
SHN>CDR>iTunes5 AIFF Import>Xact Flac Level 8


Disc 1: (70:13m)
01.Abbadon's Bolero (5:50m)
02.Hoedown (3:26m)
03.Karn Evil 9 1st Impression Pt.2 (4:56m)
04.The Enemy God (3:10m)
05.Tarkus-Eruption/Stones Of Years/Iconoclast/Mass/Aquatarkus (15:23m)
06.Still...You Turn Me On (3:02m)
07.Lucky Man (2:38m)
08.Pictures At An Exhibition (15:27m)
09.Piano concerto No.1-movements 1&3 (16:17m)

Disc 2: (63:18m)
01.Closer To Believing (6:48m)
02.C'est La Vie (4:19m)
03.Knife Edge (5:07m)
04.Tank (Carl solo) (11:57m)
05.Nutrocker (6:50m)
06.Pirates (12:00m)
07.Fanfare For The Common Man (9:34m)
08.Rhondo/Fanfare (reprise) (6:41m)

Notes
An excellent audience recording of ELP with the orchestra...and a set list that shows ELP as the premier neo-classical ProgRock band of the 70's, they threw everything but the kitchen sink into this gig !!! They are so on top of their game at this point it's scary...if you are a musician who has ever tried to cover ELP...you know what I mean. A must for ELP fans.

domenica 22 luglio 2018

Mark Knopfler w Notting Hillbillies & Dire Straits - 2002-07-24 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)



(Audience FLAC)

"Teenager Cancer Trust"-second charity gig! Stunning performance, great sound

Mark Knopfler,The Notting Hillbillies & Dire Straits
Shepherd's Bush Empire,

++Second charity Gig with a reunion of DIRE STRAITS, with John Illsley, Chris White, Guy Fletcher, and Danny Cummings together on stage again!++

Source: Audience

Mark Knopfler Guitar/Vocals
John Illsley Bass
Guy Fletcher Keyboards/Backing Vocals
Chris White Saxophone
Danny Cummings Drums
Robbie McIntosh Guitars
Geraint Watkins Keyboards
Bobby Valentino Guitar/Mandolin/Violin
Steve Phillips Guitar/Vocals
Brendan Croker Guitar/Vocals
Marcus Cliffe Bass

Jimmy Nail : guest on backing vocals
Jools Holland: guest on Piano

CD1
01. Intro speech for the charity
02. Calling Elvis
03. Run me down
04. Your own sweet way
05. Railroad worksong
06. Are we in trouble now
07. Quality shoe
08. Hobo's lullaby
09. Can't be satisfied
10. Feel like going home
11. Setting me up
12. Walk of life
13. What it is

CD2
01. Romeo and Juliet
02. Sultans of swing
03. Olé, olé, olé
04. Baloney again
05. Why aye man
06. Money for nothing
07. Brothers in arms
08. So far away
09. Going home (Local Hero)

In 2002, Knopfler reunited Dire Straits under the banner "Mark Knopfler and Friends" for a series of four concerts in July. Four separate British charities benefited from the shows: Teenage Cancer Trust, Save the Baby, Leuka 2000, and Countryside Education Trust. As for getting Dire Straits back together for good, Knopfler told reporters at the time, "I would only do that for a charity. I'm glad I've experienced it all - I had a lot of fun with it - but I like things the way they are."

Mark Knopfler's distinctive guitar work can be heard on charity recordings of "Let It Be" (1987's single to benefit the victims of the Zeebrugge Ferry disaster), "Voices That Care" (1991, as a tribute to those serving in Operation Desert Storm), and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door (1996's recording to benefit the victims and families of the horrific school shooting in Dunblane, Scotland).
From:EzineArticles

Comment Pyroman:
Very good audience recording of the second charity gig in Shepherd's Bush Empire London, on behalf of "Teenage Cancer Trust".
Fantastic show, the best of the three London gigs in my opinion!
During the first part of the show, Mark plays with The Notting Hillbillies, the second part of the show is what I have been waiting for for so many years: a reunion of dIRE sTRAITS, with John Illsley, Chris White, Guy Fletcher, and Danny Cummings together on stage again!
Special guest: Jools Holland on piano!
Truely wonderful Brothers In Arms, which really made me shiver that night.
great to hear Brendan Croker sing Feel Like Going Home again, so beautifully accompanied by Mark on his Gibson Les Paul.
Baloney Again was played instead of Your Latest Trick.
Mark also played two new songs, to be released on the new album "The Ragpicker's Dream" on 30th September 2002: Quality Shoe and Why Aye Man (with Jimmy Nail as special guest).

comment(OEB):
Good audience recording of the second of four charity gigs in July 2002.
This one is on behalf of Teenage Cancer Trust. Announced as "Mark Knopfler and friends",
Mark plays with The Notting Hillbillies in the first half of the show.
with virtually Dire Straits (including John Illsley and Chris White) in the second half.
But during the whole gig different musicians are turning up.
Jimmy Nail came on stage for backing vocals on Why aye man, Money for nothing and So far away.
Jools Holland was a special guest this night on the two absolute stunning versions of Run me down and Setting me up.
Some nice arrangements on What it is, Romeo and Juliet, and including new songs Quality shoe and Why aye man from The ragpicker's dream album which was released two months after the charity shows. Good sound quality.

Queen - 1975-04-23 - Kobe, JP (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

QUEEN - Dressed to Kill

Date: 1975.04.23
Venue: Kokusai Kaikan, Kobe, Japan
Source: Audience - Dressed To Kill (Wardour) Bootleg
Quality: Very good
Size: 380 Mb

01. Procession
02. Now I'm Here
03. Ogre Battle
04. Father To Son
05. White Queen
06. Flick Of The Wrist
07. Doing Alright
08. In The Lap Of The Gods
09. Killer Queen
10.The March Of The Black Queen
11.Bring Back That Leroy Brown
12.Son And Daughter
13.Guitar Solo
14.Keep Yourself Alive
15.Seven Seas Of Rhye
16.Stone Cold Crazy
17.Liar

Rainbow - 1981-06-13 - Rotterdam, NL (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

Rainbow 
Title: Rotterdam 1981 
Dates: June 13, 1981 
Venue: Sportpaleis Ahoy, Rotterdam, Netherlands. 

Source: Audience Recording 
Lineage: Black Box 022 Boot 2CD > WAV > EAC > FLAC 

Ritchie Blackmore: Guitar 
Joe Lynn Turner: Vocals 
Roger Glover: Bass 
Don Airey: Keyboard 
Bob Rondinelli: Drums

Disc.1 
01: Land Of And Glory 
02: Over The Rainbow 
03: Spotlight Kid 
04: I Surrender 
05: Man On The Silver Mountain 
06: Catch The Rainbow 
07: Can't Happen Here 

Disc.2 
01: Keyboard Solo 
02: Lost In Hollywood 
03: Difficult To cure 
03: Drum Solo 
05: Long Live Rock'n Roll 
06: Maybe Next Time 
07: All Night Long 
08: Lazy 
09: Woman From Tokyo 
10: Smoke On The Water 
11: Kill The King 
12: Long Live Rock'n Roll ~ Guiter Crush

domenica 15 luglio 2018

Eric Clapton - 2018-07-02 - Cologne, DE (AUD/FLAC)



(Audience FLAC)

Köln (Cologne), Kölnarena, July 2nd, 2018 

Lineage: Zoom H1 + Sony ECM 719 Mic > Nero Wave Editor > Flac 

01 Atmos 
02 Somebody’s Knocking 
03 Key to the Highway 
04 Hoochie Coochie Man 
05 I Shot the Sheriff 
06 White Room 
07 Driftin’ Blues 
08 Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out 
09 Layla 
10 Tears in Heaven 
11 Got to Get Better in a Little While 
12 Wonderful Tonight 
13 Cross Road Blues 
14 Little Queen of Spades 
15 Cocaine 
16 High Time We Went 

Artwork, md5 & ffp included

sabato 14 luglio 2018

Velvet Underground - 1969 - Ride Into The Sun - 24Bit (FM/FLAC)



(FM broadcast FLAC)

Velvet Underground
Ride Into The Sun
7-inch Bootleg EP

This starts out with a rare radio ad for the third album, but then includes a few tracks from End of Cole Ave. and two cover versions (?) for no apparent reason.
The real jewels, though, and the reason to have this, are the four versions of Ride Into The Sun taken from the acetates of the recording sessions for the Lost Album.

01. Jingle Radio (0:58)
02. One Of These Days (4:00)
03. Pale Blue Eyes (6:21)
04. I'm Sticking With You (2:37)
05. Ride Into The Sun (3:47)
06. Ride Into The Sun (2:36)
07. Femme Fatale - The Carnival Of Fools (cover)(3:16)
08. European Son - Subterranean Dining Rooms (cover)(5:08)
09. Ride Into The Sun #1 (3:02)
10. Ride Into The Sun #2 (3:10)
11. Beginning To See The Light (4:53)

1. Bill 'Rosko' Mercer, MGM VU-1 promo 45, 1969
2-4: End Of Cole Ave., Dallas TX, October 19, 1969
5: acetate demo, late 1969
6, 9, 10: alternate vocal mix (3 different versions of the same take, 6 with end edited out,
10 with studio chatter intro), Record Plant Studio, New York City NY, September 5, 1969
7-8: cover versions
11: mono acetate "extended" version, Sunset And Highland Sound, Hollywood CA, late 1968

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 01 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

'WHAT WAS THEIR NAME AGAIN?'
August 1962 - October 1963

1. Know the North (two complete Some Other Guy takes + reconstructed cutaways) - 9:20
Rec: The Cavern, Liverpool, 22 Aug 1962.

2. Scene At 6:30: Twist And Shout - 2:35
Rec: Granada TV, Manchester, 14 Aug 1963.

3. The Mersey Sound - 29:14
Rec: Little Theatre, Southport & BBC House, Manchester, 27-30 Aug 1963.

4. Big Night Out* - 7:48
Rec: Didsbury Studio Centre, Manchester, 1 Sep 1963.

5. Ready Steady Go* (reconstructed from best sources) - 19:08
Txd live: Television House, London, 4 Oct 1963.

6. Sunday Night At The London Palladium (colour slideshow with upgraded audio) - 12:14
Txd live: 13 Oct 1963

7. Thank Your Lucky Stars: All My Loving (fragment), Money* - 4:23
Rec: Alpha Television Studios, Birmingham, 20 Oct 1963.

(*) denotes remastered audio option



This 8 part set is intended to compliment Unsurpassed Promos, gathering together the remaining unreleased TV appearances.


I've reconstructed each show from the most up to date sources and offered a remastered audio option for all mimed appearances. Several people have contributed new source material for which I am indebted. As a result, virtually the entire set is highly watchable, with very little timecoded or poor quality footage. Each disc is thoroughly indexed and menued, allowing one to easily search through the programmes.

I also decided to add the audio for the 'lost' TV appearances of the Palladium, Big Night Out and It's The Beatles. The two Palladium shows are enhanced by some fantastic colour stills contributed by the community. And someone has also donated a partial upgrade of the first show. It's The Beatles uses the restored and reconstructed audio from our disc 'The Empire Strikes Back', along with the video reconstruction of the last four songs I made previously. Big Night Out is sadly saddled with but one colour still... but it's nonetheless a fantastic performance that deserved to be included.

Some of the shows I've done extensive work on including Paris, The Beatles In Nederland, Melbourne, Around The Beatles, Big Night Out, Ready Steady Go, Shea Stadium and the Budokan. Some of this material has appeared on other titles I've done, sometimes in PAL. But here it is all in NTSC.

NOTE: Although I've included some studio based talk appearances, I've steered clear of the sort of news chat items which would otherwise have clogged up these discs. Because this is a collection of TV appearances, I also haven't included any performance footage captured by news cameras or shown in cinemas - this includes footage from Manchester, Sydney, Washington, the Hollywood Bowl and the featurette Music! The four Ed Sullivan shows are also not to be found here as they have been released in their complete form on commercial dvd (with the Washington concert likely to follow in due course). That said, there is still much here to enjoy...

Note that this is a non-profit fan project intended for free distribution among the Fabs' most dedicated followers. Please don't SELL copies of these discs, and support any future official releases of this material (unlikely as that may be...)

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 02 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDful pro-shot)

Disc 2:
'AND THE REST OF YOU, IF YOU'LL JUST RATTLE YOUR JEWELLRY...'
October 1963 - December 1963

1. Drop In - 12:02
Rec: Narrenteatern, Stockholm, Sweden, 30 Oct 1963

2. The Royal Variety Show (includes Harry Secombe intro + encore. Beatles songs are tc free) - 16:32
Rec: Prince Of Wales Theatre, London, 4 Nov 1963.

3. Morecambe & Wise (upgraded no tc) - 11:33
Rec: Studio C, Elstree Studio Centre, Borehamwood, 2 Dec 1963.

4. Scene at 6.30: I Want To Hold Your Hand, Chat with Ken Dodd (full 15 minutes), This Boy - 19:54
Rec: Granada TV studios, Manchester, 25 Nov 1963.

5. It's The Beatles (audio only for first part, then reconstruction of upgraded last four songs) - 29:10
Rec: Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 7 Dec 1963.


This 8 part set is intended to compliment Unsurpassed Promos, gathering together the remaining unreleased TV appearances.

A word from Hobs:

I've reconstructed each show from the most up to date sources and offered a remastered audio option for all mimed appearances. Several people have contributed new source material for which I am indebted. As a result, virtually the entire set is highly watchable, with very little timecoded or poor quality footage. Each disc is thoroughly indexed and menued, allowing one to easily search through the programmes.

Some of the shows I've done extensive work on including Paris, The Beatles In Nederland, Melbourne, Around The Beatles, Big Night Out, Ready Steady Go, Shea Stadium and the Budokan. Some of this material has appeared on other titles I've done, sometimes in PAL. But here it is all in NTSC.

NOTE: Although I've included some studio based talk appearances, I've steered clear of the sort of news chat items which would otherwise have clogged up these discs. Because this is a collection of TV appearances, I also haven't included any performance footage captured by news cameras or shown in cinemas - this includes footage from Manchester, Sydney, Washington, the Hollywood Bowl and the featurette Music! The four Ed Sullivan shows are also not to be found here as they have been released in their complete form on commercial dvd (with the Washington concert likely to follow in due course). That said, there is still much here to enjoy...

Note that this is a non-profit fan project intended for free distribution among the Fabs' most dedicated followers. Please don't SELL copies of these discs, and support any future official releases of this material (unlikely as that may be...)

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 03 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

A Word From Hobs...

Disc 3:
'LET'S CALL OURSELVES CILLA BLACK...'
December 1963 - April 1964

1. Thank Your Lucky Stars* - 10:10
Rec: Alpha Televsion Studios, Birmingham, 15 Dec 1963.

2. Sunday Night At The London Palladium (slideshow) - 14:49
Txd live: 12 Jan 1964.

3. The Ed Sullivan Show (rehearsal) - 16:22
Rec: Deauville Hotel, Miami, 16 Feb 1964, not transmitted.

4. Big Night Out* (reconstruction) - 17:03
Rec: ABC TV’s Teddington Studio Centre, 23 Feb 1964.

5. Ready Steady Go!* - 20:26
Txd live: Associated Rediffusion, London, 20 March 1964.

Bonus Tracks
6. Roundup (reconstruction) - 7:00
Rec: Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 30 April 1964.

7. The Ed Sullivan Show - 5:28
Rec: Scala Theatre, Charlotte Street, London & the garden of Les Ambassadeurs, 31 March & 17 April 1964.

(*) denotes remastered audio option

Welcome to volume three. We kick off here with another Thank Your Lucky stars appearance with remastered mono audio (or, if you prefer, the original audio... don't say you aren't spoiled for choice). This is followed by their second Palladium appearance, which was sadly never videotaped but here has been brought to life in colour and monochrome thanks to a fab set of stills contributed by the community. Next up is the afternoon rehearsal for their second Ed Sullivan appearance, the broadcast of which can be found (along with the other installments) on the official dvd release.

Big Night Out is reconstructed here from two separate sources: one video and one film. I've combined elements from each to produce a recreation of the actual broadcast rather than the rather odd edit that is commonly seen. Once again there is the option of two audios here, as there is with Ready Steady Go which likewise has been reconstructed from several different sources to maintain high quality throughout.

An interview probably new to many folks is their appearance on the Scottish children's programme Roundup. Only about half the video is available so I've plugged the gaps here with audio recordings... "please do not adjust your set." Finally there is an interview broadcast on Sullivan following their return to England, which segues into an outtake of You Can't Do That from their first film.

This is a NON PROFIT fan project intended for free distribution among hard core fans. Please don't sell copies and support any future official release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 04 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

1. Around The Beatles* - 26:04
Rec: Associated Rediffusion, London. 19/28 April 1964

2. NME Pollwinner's Concert 1964 - 16:38
Rec: Empire Pool, Wembley, London, 26 April 1964

3. The Beatles In Nederland* - 30:39
Rec: VARA TV, Treslong cafe-restaurant, Hillegom, 5 June 1964

Bonus Tracks:
4. A Degree Of Frost - 5:10
Rec: BBC TV, 15 April 1964

5. Live In Blokker - 2:31
Rec: Exhibition Hall, Blokker, 6 June 1964

(*) denotes remastered audio option

A Word From Hobs

If you've made it this far then you're now halfway through! We join the lads for their networked TV special 'Around The Beatles', which was also (unusually for that time) exported all around the globe. The complete special including guest acts was featured on Around The Beatles Revisited. Here just The Beatles sections are included, but with the same choice of original audio or reconstructed hifi audio. The picture has also been upgraded slightly since then.

Next up is the NME Pollwinner's Concert appearance, which has only recently surfaced in timecode-free quality. Not The Beatles' greatest performance, but they are certainly buzzed to be playing for a stadium crowd at a time when this was still a novelty for them. Their award presentation is also included here.

Continuing on from this is their Dutch TV special 'The Beatles In Nederland', starting with a lengthy but witty interview and followed up with a major upgrade of their mimed performance (previously seen on There Was Love All Around in pal format). A remastered audio option is also provided, although it should be noted that on the original default soundtrack Paul and George can be heard singing along with the records.

Also included are two bonus tracks: a unique interview with Paul by David Frost and a pristine copy of I Saw Her Standing There as performed in Blokker (seen here at its correct speed and pitch for the first time).

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 05 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Disc 5:

'FUNNY CHAPS!'
1. Live In Melbourne* (reconstruction) - 31:41
Rec: Festival Hall, Melbourne, 17 June 1964.

2. Blackpool Night Out (audio only) - 15:21

Txd live: ABC Theatre, Blackpool, 19 July 1964.

3. Shindig! - 7:25

Rec: Granville Studio, Fulham, 3 Oct 1964.

4. Thank Your Lucky Stars - 10:23

Rec: Teddington Studio Centre, Teddington, 14 Nov 1964.

5. Ready Steady Go!* - 15:36

Rec: Wembley Studios, Wembley, 23 Nov 1964.

Bonus Tracks:

6. Scene At 6.30 (studio gallery footage) - 3:38
Rec: Granada TV, Manchester, 14 Oct 1964.

7. Not Only But Also - 8:18

Rec: Wimbledon Common, London, 20 Nov 1964 / Studio 1, Television Centre, London, 29 Nov 1964.

(*) denotes remastered audio option


This volume kicks off with a reconstruction of their final Melbourne gig. Four of the songs are mostly lost in video but the audio survives in master quality and the pictures here have been replaced with chronological news footage. The rest of the show now has a true stereo option thanks to Hiwax. Previously this appeared on There Was Love All Around in PAL format and in mono only.

Their third Big Night Out (aka Blackpool Night Out) appearance follows, which is sadly lost in video as it was transmitted live and never recorded. However a superb quality audio recording exists and has been include here for completeness, along with the 'Doctor Skit' which saw Ringo being examined on a stretcher.

Shindig is up next, and then one of their few surviving Thank Your lucky Stars spots, which both highlight a few rarely seen songs. This leads into their third and final Ready Steady Go appearance which once again has been reconstructed in high quality and with an optional remastered soundtrack.

Two bonus items round out the disc: the first some gallery footage of the boys recording I Should Have Known Better for People And Places (the broadcast of which is lost), and John's unique contribution to the pioneering comedy series Not Only But Also.

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 06 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 6:
'MERSEY BEAUCOUP! HA-HA...'
1. NME Pollwinner's Concert 1965 - 20:41
Rec: Empire Pool, Wembley, 11 April 1965.

2. Live In Paris (reconstruction) - 29:59
Rec: Palais Des Sports, Paris, 20 June 1965.

3. Blackpool Night Out - 18:19
Txd live: ABC Theatre, Blackpool, 1 August 1965.

Bonus Tracks:
4. I Feel Fine (Paris outtake) - 2:23
Rec: Palais Des Sports, Paris, 20 June 1965, not transmitted.

5. Tonight - 4:40
Txd live: BBC's Lime Grove Studios, London, 18 June 1965.

6. Ticket To Ride (surviving excerpt) - 00:24
Rec: Studio 2, Riverside Studios, London, 10 April 1965.

A Word From Hobs

It's now early 1965 and we approach the giddy heights of Beatlemania. The lads spent the early part of the year filming Help! and only returned to the tv circuit on March 28th to record Thank Your Lucky Stars. Sadly this key programme - which included mimed performances of Eight Days A Week and Yes It Is - no longer exists, as does most of their Top Of The Pops appearance two weeks later. However a brief fragment of Ticket To Ride from the latter is included as a bonus track on this volume, rescued from a Dr Who episode.

Their first live performance for 1965 took place at the NME Pollwinners Concert at Wembley Stadium on April 11th, which was videotaped by ABC. Only three songs were broadcast but happily the complete unedited performance survives and is presented here along with the award presentation. The audio here is sans the reverb which has been plastered over most appearances of this material, and the video has been enhanced.

This one-off live performance was followed by more filming and recording for Help, so the group did not actually start touring again until June. Their joy at performing before an audience once more is perfectly captured on the videotape of their evening Paris concert, which kicked off the European tour. This copy, while not perfect, is still by far the best version that has appeared thus far. The cameras utilised wide angle lenses which made the lads look somewhat short and squat, therefore the aspect has been adjusted to create a more natural-looking picture. The audio has been remastered from cd source and the songs resequenced into their original order. This is really a great concert, due largely to the fact that The Beatles can not only hear themselves but sense that the audience is actually listening too.

Returning to the UK they made their fourth and final Big Night Out/Blackpool Night Out appearance on August 1st. Happily, as on the previous occasion, they decided to perform live rather than mime and even more happily a film recorder was running during the live broadcast, preserving this marvellous performance for posterity. Both audio and video have been reconstructed here from several sources to provide uninterrupted high quality. The exact song line-up was duplicated for the Ed Sullivan Show when The Beatles embarked on their US tour on August 14th - that appearance can be found in full on the commercially available dvd release and for that reason is not included here.

Rounding out this volume is John's appearance on the final edition of Tonight from April 1965. Visibly uncomfortable at being separated from his fellow Beatles, he reads from his book and responds to some rare serious questions about his work.

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 07 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 7:
'CAN YOU HEAR ME?'
August 1965 - November 1965

1. The Beatles At Shea Stadium - (reconstruction) - 37:18
Rec: Shea Stadium, New York, 15 Aug 1965.

2. The Music Of Lennon And McCartney - 43:53
Rec: Granada TV Centre, Manchester, 1st & 2nd Nov 1965.

A word in your ear from Hobs:

This volume showcases a new reconstruction of the famous 1965 Shea Stadium concert.

Okay... so what makes this different to the other 3000 Shea dvds out there? First of all the video quality: the source material is derived from the new transfer of the 1979 BBC repeat which was previously featured on First Play At Shea. Colour is stronger and more natural than previous versions. The thirty minute concert has been re-edited into the original performance order, with the two missing songs and all the extra in-between song chat re-instated. The extra audio has been wedded to audience shots and other material taken from the earlier part of the original tv special, plus footage from other sources. The audio is of course the original live audio, not the overdubbed audio which was actually recorded in 1966.

Additionally, the poor visual continuity of the original film has been fixed. In the tv special there are frequent cutaway shots showing Ringo playing the wrong cymbal, George playing the wrong guitar, John playing chords when he's supposed to be doing something else, empty mikes when voices can be heard, etcetera. No material has actually been cut; instead many of the cutaway shots have been re-arranged into a more sensible order so that they don't jar visually. For example, a long shot showing John playing Dizzy Miss Lizzy was original cut into the song I Feel Fine... now it is where it should be. Shots of John playing the intro to She's a Woman have been restored to that song. Out of synch shots have been nudged back into place and the title sequences re-edited to provide a more traditional start and finish to the concert.

Also on this volume is an upgrade of the Granada tv spectacular 'The Music Of Lennon And McCartney'. This appeared in pal on a previous disc - here it is in ntsc. Additionally in late 1965 and early 1966 the guys videotaped a series of black and white promotional videos distributed by NEMS to interested parties. These can be found in their entirety on the Unsurpassed Promos series and for that reason are not included here.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 08 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 8:
'WE HOPE YOU'VE ENJOYED IT...'
June 1966 - November 1966

1. Live At The Circus Krone, Munich (surviving extracts) - 14:57
Rec: 24 June 1966

2. Live At The Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo - 30:23
Rec: 30 June 1966

3. Live At The Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo - 30:14
Rec: 1 July 1966

Bonus Track:
4. Not Only... But Also - 0:49
Rec: Gentleman’s Lavatory, Broadwick Street, Soho, London, 27 Nov 1966

It's the end of the road...

Here we have three concerts from 1966, the first being Munich. It's presented here in pristine quality, and while not the guys' best performance it makes a nice bookend to their live career which started in earnest in Germany some six years before.

The 'dark suits' Budokan concert has been reconstructed here out of two tapes. The complete show was issued on laserdisc in Japan and is commonly booted on dvd. However the LD was spoiled to some degree by smearing and ghosting on dark scenes (profile shots of John are particularly bad). For this reason I've replaced most of the video with a vhs source which is of similar quality but without the smearing. The 'light suits' concert is of comparable video quality and has the audio resynched from cd source. This is a much better performance from The Beatles, although the vocals sound a bit distant.

We leave you with a bonus track: John's brief but hilarious contribution to Not Only But Also in late '66. The sudden appearance of the granny glasses marked the beginning of a new era and the end of the old Beatles. From now on they would continue to record promo videos and special events, but the days of Thank Your Lucky Stars, Big Night Out and Ready Steady Go were gone forever. Their various promo films made between 1966 and 1970 can be found on the Unsurpassed Promos series.

Also included in this torrent is a patch file for Disc 4, which corrects some innadvertant visual faults in the Dutch tv appearance. Follow the instructions attached.

Thanks to all who contributed to this series... you know who you are! And remember: no charge money for these discs. They are intended to be free. Lend them, swap them, give them away as Chrimble presents or post them at random to complete strangers. Just don't sell 'em. And if some of these programmes should one day make it onto an official dvd, show your support and buy a copy.

venerdì 13 luglio 2018

The Rolling Stones - 2013-06-21 - Philadelphia, PA (AUD/FLAC)




(Audience FLAC)

Wells Fargo Center

Neumann KM150's>Sound Devices MP-2>Sony PCM-M10 (24 Bit/48khz) Recorded from Last Row in the fucking building, dead fucking center.
PCM-M10>Soundforge Pro 10(Fades,iZotope 64Bit SRC/iZotope MBIT+ Bit depth conversion to 16 Bit/44.1khz)>CDWAV(Tracking)>Trader's Little Helper (FLAC)

01 Intro
02 Get Off Of My Cloud
03 It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It)
04 Paint It Black
05 Gimme Shelter
06 Under The Boardwalk (with Aaron Neville)
07 When The Whip Comes Down
08 Emotional Rescue
09 Doom And Gloom
10 One More Shot
11 Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (with Mick Taylor)
12 Honky Tonk Women
13 Band Introduction
14 You Got The Silver (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
15 Happy (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
16 Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
17 Miss You
18 Start Me Up
19 Tumbling Dice
20 Brown Sugar
21 Sympathy For The Devil

Encore:
22 You Can’t Always Get What You Want (with The Crossing choir)
23 Jumpin’ Jack Flash
24 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)

lunedì 9 luglio 2018

The Cure - 2018-07-07 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

live at Hide Park

lineage
CA11s(mounted on glasses)>CA9200>ZOOM H2N>CD WAVE>TLH

01 Intro-Plainsong 
02 Pictures Of You 
03 High 
04 A Night Like This 
05 The Walk 
06 End Of The World 
07 Lovesong 
08 Push 
09 Inbetween Days 
10 Just Like Heaven 
11 If Only Tonight We Could Sleep 
12 Play Forkaa Today 
13 A Forest 
14 Shake Dog Shake 
15 Burn 
16 Fascination Street 
17 Never Enough 
18 From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea 
19 Disintergration 
20 Encore-Lullaby 
21 The Caterpillar 
22 Friday Im In Love 
23 Close To Me 
24 Why Cant I Be You 
25 Boys Dont Cry 
26 Jumping Someone Elses Train 
27 Grinding Halt 
28 10.15 Saturday Night 
29 Killing An Arab 

notes from the taper/trader/uploader:
Recorded from way back in fron of one of the "Delay PA's" so was hoping to get a decent pull, I think this has come out pretty good. There is very occasional wind noise and talkers between songs. During JLH i think there was a marriage proposal next to me so a few extra cheers, KAA was recorded as I made my way to the side to avoid the queue's getting out. 

I wasnt too sure what to expect from this, especially the way the WC fixtures turned out and maybe England winning helped the feel good factor and obviously the exceptional weather. I would have a liked to have seen some of the support but it wasnt to be. In my opinion the band literally smashed it out the park. I've been to many Cure shows over the years both big and small but this was up there with the best. Yes the setlist was fairly predictable and the visuals were wasted until the the sun went down, but its the music that matters.

domenica 8 luglio 2018

Depeche Mode - 2018-06-23 - Isle Of Wight, UK (ts pro-shot)


(ts pro-shot)

HDTV
1080i
TS
H.264
AAC
MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 25fps 12.1 Mb/s
AAC 48000Hz stereo 240kbps

01 - World in My Eyes
02 - Cover Me
03 - Personal Jesus
04 - Never Let Me Down Again

00:23:25







Kasabian - 2018-06-22 - Isle Of Wight, UK (ts pro-shot)

(ts pro-shot)

HDTV
1080i
TS
H.264
AAC
MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 25fps 12.1 Mb/s
AAC 48000Hz stereo 221kbps

01 - Nessun Dorma (Giacomo Puccini song)
02 - Ill Ray (The King)
03 - Bumblebeee
04 - Underdog
05 - Shoot the Runner
06 - Eez-Eh
07 - You're in Love With a Psycho
08 - Re-Wired
09 - At The River (Groove Armada cover)
10 - Club Foot
11 - Treat
12 - Empire
13 - Bless This Acid House
14 - Stevie
15 - Praise You (Fatboy Slim cover)
16 - L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)
17 - Encore:
18 - Comeback Kid
19 - Vlad the Impaler
20 - Fire

01:29:27




David Bowie - From station to station vol. 01 (SBD/FLAC)


(FLAC)

Venue:  Manhattan Centre Studios VH1 24.08.99* Harald Schmidt Show SAT 1 17.10.03* RAI 06.10.02* Wetten Dass ZDF 05.10.02* Harald Schmidt Show SAT 1 11.07.02* Wetten Dass ZDF 21.02.97* Musikladen-Spezial NDR 30.05.78* Saturday Night Live 15.12.79*.  

Released 2004

Label: HANSA 4356 6 32456 2 2

Audio Source: Various TV broadcasts 

Lineage: Trade CD-R --> EAC --> FreeRip Wav. to Flac. --> MWP.

Number of Discs: 1

Artwork: included 

Total running time: 78.07 

Notes: Good sound quality - a mixture of TV performances from Germany, Italy and the USA

Info:  Bought this from a trader - artwork is a little blurred 

01 About Telepathy (Talking)
02 Never Get Old
03 New Killer Star
04 Cactus
05 Everyone Says 'Hi'
06 Everyone Says 'Hi'
07 Everyone Says 'Hi'
08 Little Wonder
09 Sense Of Doubt
10 Band Intro
11 Beauty And The Beast
12 "Heroes"
13 Stay
14 The Jean Genie
15 Tvc 15
17 Rebel Rebel
16 Alabama Song
18 The Man Who Sold The World
19 About Pressure (Talking).

COMMENTS: 
Contains various TV performances from 1978-2003.

Rory Gallagher - Dutch Courage (SBD/FM/FLAC)



(Soundboard/FM FLAC)

Rory Gallagher - Dutch Courage, Sound Board Label 1984 (Live in Holland 1971 & 1976) 
Live at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Holland 5th June 1971(1970 is incorrect on artwork) (SBD) & 
Lowlands Festival, Hilversum, Holland 21st April 1976 (FM) 

Band: 
Rory Gallagher - Guitar & Vocals 
Gerry McAvoy - Bass 
Wilgar Campbell - Drums 

Side Two is an acoustic sessions with Rory on his own. 

Lineage: SBD+FM>Vinyl>Audacity>FLAC 

Side One (26:00) Live at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Holland 5th June 1971 SBD source (incomplete): 
1. Laundromat 
2. Hands Up 
3. For The Last Time 
4. Wave Myself Goodbye 

Side Two (28:00) Live at Lowlands Festival, Hilversum, Holland 21st April 1976 FM: 
1. Just The Smile 
2. Too Much Alcohol 
3. Out On The Western Plains 
4. Nothin' But The Devil 
5. Pistol Slapper Blues 
6. Rag Mama