Jefferson Airplane - 1969-11-xx - Utica, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

Lineage: 
unknown generation tape acquired through Goldmine a zillion years ago-> major speed correction in tape deck-> Sound Forge ->major patch in "Nothing" due to tape flip (gone, as they say), FLAC via TLH, level 6, sectors aligned and verified, FLAC integrity checked

01 - Good Shepard (cut)
02 - Somebody To Love
03 - Uncle Sam Blues
04 - Have You Seen The Saucers
05 - Mexico
06 - Wooden Ships
07 - The Other Side Of This Life
08 - Nothing
09 - Fat Angel
10 - Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon
11 - Driftin' Around
12 - Greasy Heart
13 - The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil

Run time 77m58s

Notes:
One of the most elusive early JA shows, and a beauty to boot! This performance features an early version of "Mexico", plus some over-the-top moments.

Marc Bolan & T Rex - 1971-1977 - Rare Rextasy (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

1. Dark Hipped Woman 
(Marc's home demo,Maide Vale UK 1971)

2.The Groover
3.Jeepster
(live at the Aquarius Theatre,Hollywood Ca. April 1973)

4.The Children Of Rarn
(studio outtake,Marc re-visits the Rarn concept 1974)

5.The Flo & Eddie Show Jingle
(Marc w/Flo & Eddie on USA radio 1974)

6.Ghetto Baby
(Marc's home demo for a song he gave to Sister Pat Hall,1975)

7.Teenager In Love
(Capitol Radio UK March 28,1976)

8.Dandy In The Underworld
(live at the Manchester Appolo UK March 11,1977)

David Bowie - The Rise And Rise of Ziggy Stardust (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Shout To The Top STTP 086/087 - 088/089

BBC Sessions

Disc One
01 Love You Till Tuesday - Top Gear December 1967
02 When I Live My Dream - Top Gear December 1967
03 Little Bombardier - Top Gear December 1967
04 Silly Boy Blue - Top Gear December 1967
05 In The Heat Of The Morning - Top Gear December 1967
06 When I'm Five - Top Gear May 1968
07 Amsterdam - The Sunday Show February 1970
08 God Knows I'm Good - The Sunday Show February 1970
09 Buzz The Fuzz - The Sunday Show February 1970
10 Karma Man - The Sunday Show February 1970
11 London Bye Ta-Ta - The Sunday Show February 1970
12 An Occasional Dream - The Sunday Show February 1970
13 The Width Of A Circle - The Sunday Show February 1970
14 Janine - The Sunday Show February 1970
15 The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud - The Sunday Show February 1970
16 Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed - The Sunday Show February 1970
17 Fill Your Heart - The Sunday Show February 1970
18 The Prettiest Star - The Sunday Show February 1970
19 Cygnet Committee - The Sunday Show February 1970

Disc Two
01 Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed - Dave Lee Travis show October 1969
02 Let Me Sleep Beside You - Dave Lee Travis show October 1969
03 Janine - Dave Lee Travis show October 1969
04 Waiting For The Man - Sounds of the Seventies March 1970
05The Width Of A Circle - Sounds of the Seventies March 1970
06 The Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud - Sounds of the Seventies March 1970
07 The Supermen - Sounds of the Seventies March 1970
08 Queen Bitch - Sunday Concert June 1971
09 Bombers - Sunday Concert June 1971
10 The Supermen - Sunday Concert June 1971
11 Looking For A Friend - Sunday Concert June 1971
12 Almost Grown - Sunday Concert June 1971
13 Kooks - Sunday Concert June 1971
14 Song For Bob Dylan - Sunday Concert June 1971
15 Andy Warhol - Sunday Concert June 1971
16 It Ain't Easy - Sunday Concert June 1971

Disc Three
01 The Supermen - Bob Harris show September 1971
02 Oh You Pretty Things - Bob Harris show September 1971
03 Kooks - Bob Harris show September 1971
04 Fill Your Heart - Bob Harris show September 1971
05 Amsterdam - Bob Harris show September 1971
06 Andy Warhol - Bob Harris show September 1971
07 Hang Onto Yourself - Sounds of the Seventies 11th January 1972
08 Ziggy Stardust - Sounds of the Seventies 11th January 1972
09 Waiting For The Man - Sounds of the Seventies 11th January 1972
10 Queen Bitch - Sounds of the Seventies 11th January 1972
11 Five Years - Sounds of the Seventies 11th January 1972
12 Ziggy Stardust - Sounds of the Seventies 18th January 1972
13 Queen Bitch - Sounds of the Seventies 18th January 1972
14 Waiting For The Man - Sounds of the Seventies 18th January 1972
15Lady Stardust - Sounds of the Seventies 18th January 1972

Disc Four
01 White Light White Heat - Top Gear May 1972
02 Moonage Daydream - Top Gear May 1972
03 Hang Onto Yourself - Top Gear May 1972
04 Suffragette City - Top Gear May 1972
05 Ziggy Stardust - Top Gear May 1972
06 Starman - Johnny Walker show May 1972
07 Space Oddity - Johnny Walker show May 1972
08 Changes - Johnny Walker show May 1972
09 Oh You Pretty Things - Johnny Walker show May 1972
10 Andy Warhol - Sounds of the Seventies May 1972
11 Lady Stardust - Sounds of the Seventies May 1972
12 White Light White Heat - Sounds of the Seventies May 1972
13 Rock 'n' Roll Suicide - Sounds of the Seventies May 1972
14 Tommy Vance talking to Rick Wakeman
15 John I'm Only Dancing
16 Lady Stardust
17 Star

This is probably the best and most complete collection of the BBC radio sessions. The sound quality is very good except for a couple of sessions that were recorded from the radio.

Doobie Brothers - 1977-11-xx - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

WTTW Studios, 

Soundstage 

WBCN-FM Broadcast (aired March 4, 1978) 

Teac X-1000R > Tascam CD-RW900 
2nd Gen Reel > CDR > EAC Secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC 

Jeff "Skunk" Baxter - guitar 
John Hartman - drums 
Keith Knudsen - drums & vocals 
Bobby LaKind - drums & percussion 
Michael McDonald - keyboard & vocals 
Tiran Porter - bass & vocals 
Patrick Simmons - guitar & vocals 

01. China Grove 3:25 > 
02. Takin' It To The Streets 3:56 > 
03. Keyboard Solo 2:04 * > 
04. Sweet Maxine 4:56 > 
05. It Keeps You Runnin' 5:10 > 
06. For Someone Special > Interviews 6:28 * 
07. You're Made That Way 3:36 
08. Echoes Of Love 3:21 
09. Interview 1:41 
10. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) 3:58 
11. Chinatown > Interviews 5:00 
12. Little Darlin' 3:46 
13. Black Water 5:16 
14. Listen To The Music 2:11 * 

* track 3, track 6, track 14 - 8 second DJ voice overs ("brought to you by...") 

Total Time - 54:53 

Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Outtakes (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

LABEL SCORPIO (UK)-05

DISC 1
["Hollywood Rose" Works]
01. Shadow Of Your Love
02. My Way - Your Way ("Anything Goes")
03. Wreckless ("Reckless Life")

"Hollywood Rose" 1981 Studio Demos
Axl & Izzy's First Demo Recording Session


4. UNKNOWN TITLE SONG #1

"Hollywood Rose" Studio Rehearsal
Izzy plays bass without axl on this song


["1986 EARLY STUDIO DEMOS"]

05. Welcome To The Jungle #1
06. Out Ta Get Me
07. Anything Goes - Alternate Lyrics & Diffrent Verse
08. Ain'T Goin' Down A.K.A. "Meet & Beer Jam"
09. Don'T Cry
10. Back Off Bitch
11. Shadow Of Your Love
12. Welcome To The Jungle #2
13. Fucking Crazy ("You'Re Crazy")
14. November Rain - Acoustic Guitar Version
15. November Rain - Piano Version
Studio Demos recorded at various locations in 1986


["APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION" STUDIO REHEARSALS]

16. RECKLESS LIFE
17. MOVE TO THE CITY
DISC 2

01. Ain'T Goin' Down A.K.A. "Meet & Beer Jam"
02. Welcome To The Jungle
03. Nightrain
04. Paradise City
05. My Michelle
06. Think About You
07. You'Re Crazy
08. Anything Goes - Alternate Lyrics
09. Rocket Queen - Take 1
10. Rocket Queen - Take 2
11. Don'T Cry
12. Back Off Bitch
13. Move To The City - Acoustic Version
14. Jumpin' Jack Flash - Acoustic Version
15. Heartbreak Hotel
16. Mama Kin
17. Jumpin' Jack Flash - Electric Version
Studio Rehearsals recorded at various locations 1986-1987



DISC 3

["LIVE LIKE A SUICIDE" RECORDING SESSIONS]

01. Reckless Life
02. Nice Boys
03. Move To The City
04. Mama Kin
05. Shadow Of Your Love
06. Heartbreak Hotel
07. Jumpin' Jack Flash

Recorded for "Live?!!!@Like A Suicide"
Recording Sessions 1986
Original version without audience noise


["USE YOUR ILLUSION" EARLY WORKING DEMOS]

08. Bad Obsession
09. Too Much Too Soon
10. Sentimental Movie
11. Crash Diet
12. Unknown Title Demo #1
13. The Garden
14. Just Another Sunday
15. Bring It Back Home
16. Unknown Title Demo #2
17. Yesterdays
18. Crash Diet - Alternate Mix

All tracks Unknown Location Demos

David Bowie - Divine Symmetry (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

'Divine Symmetry' Silver CD Bootleg 1997

Lineage:
CD>FLAC (Level 8)>Traders Little Helper

01 The Man Who Sold The World
02 Supermen
03 Andy Warhol
04 Repetition
05 Lady Stardust
06 White Light White Heat
07 Shopping For Girls
08 Quicksand
09 Aladdin Sane
10 Fashion
11 Little Wonder
12 Aladdin Sane
13 Jean Genie
14 I'm Hot For You Baby
15 I Can't Read
16 The Man Who Sold The World
17 Heroes
18 Let's Dance

Tracks 1-9 BBC Radio 1 (UK) 8th January 1997
Tracks 10-11 VH1 Fashion Awards September 1996
Tracks 12-18 Bridge Benefit, San Francisco 19th Sept 1996

Led Zeppelin - Tribute To Johnny Kidd And The Pirates (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

A Scorpio Production

Lineage:
Silver >EAC >Flac

01.Schoolday (Ring Ring Goes The Bell) (Berry)
02.Nadine (Berry/Freed)
03.Around And Around (Berry)
04.Move On Down The Line (Phillips)
05.Please Don't Tease (Chester/Welch)
06.Move It (Samwell)
07.Dynamite (Samwell)
08.Shakin' All Over (Kidd)
09.Hungry For Love (Mills)
10.I'll Never Get Over You (Mills)
11.Reelin' And Rockin' (Berry)
12.Snowdonia (unknown)
13.Tales From The Riverside (unknown)
14.Daze That Used To Be (unknown)
15.Bert Jansch (unknown)
16.In The Beachwoods (unknown)
17.Friends (Page/Plant)
18.Wind in the Willows (unknown)
19.Golden Breast (unknown)
20.Who Remembers Davey Graham? (unknown)
21.Strawberry Jam #1 (Traditional)
22.Strawberry Jam #2 (Traditional)
23.The Wanton Song (Page/Plant)
24.The Rover #1 (Page/Plant)
25.The Rover #2 (Page/Plant)
26.Night Flight #1 (Page/Plant/Jones)
27.Night Flight #2 (Page/Plant/Jones)
28.Night Flight #3 (Page/Plant/Jones)

Tracks 1-11 & 20-28 Metropolitan Sports Center, Minneapolis,1/17/75
Tracks 12-19 Bron-Y-Aur Cottage, Wales, 1970

'The dates' are unknown,but clear soundboard tapes are always tasty.

Kiss - 1970s Demos 1975 (Kill & Destroy) (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

KISS - Kill & Destroy ( Demos 1975)

Lineage:
Trade---HDD---TLH---Flac

Larrabee Studios January 1975
1 Burning Up With Fever
2 Anything For My Baby
3 Rock And Roll All Nite
4 Mistake

Magna Graphics Studio August 1975
5 Doncha Hesitate
6 God Of Thunder
7 It Aint The Smoke That Burns Ya
8 Detroit Rock City
9 Love Is Alright
10 Bad, Bad Lovin'
11 Man Of 1,000 Faces
12 Don't Want Your Romance
13 Burning Up With Fever
14 Rock And Rolls Royce
15 Mad Dog
16 Night Fly
17 I'm A Star
18 Howling For Your Love
19 True Confessions

(57:27) Larrabee Studios January 1975; Burning Up With Fever, Anything For My Baby, Rock And Roll All Nite, Mistake. Magna Graphics Studios August 1975; Doncha Hesitate, God Of Thunder (Paul Vocal), It Ain’t The Smoke That Burns Ya, Detroit Rock City, Love Is Alright, Bad Bad Lovin’, Man Of 1,000 Faces, Don’t Want Your Romance, Burning Up With Fever, Rock And Rolls Royce, Mad Dog, Night Fly, I’m A Star, Howling For Your Love, True Confessions

The latest batch of KISS studio material focuses on an important year in KISStory, 1975, the year when the band went from a strong and up and coming live act to larger than life superstars. After the lackluster sales of Hotter Than Hell Casablanca owner Neil Bogart decided the band needed a new record and one with a hit. While the record was recorded in early February 1975 at Electric Lady Studios in New York City, the band did do some initial work at Larrabee Studios in Hollywood, California from January 1975 and is the source for the first four songs on this set. The sound for all four songs is excellent soundboard, a little dull sounding but consistent throughout, the inside cover lists them as being from January 3 where the excellent KISS alive forever places them from January 24-25.

Burning Up With Fever: A different version than the one found on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), duller sounding but musically much fuller. Ace plays a smoking solo and one can only wonder why the band elected not to use it for Dressed To Kill, although Simmons would use it on his 1978 solo record.

Anything For My Baby: A more stripped down version of the song, as Paul Stanley has said he was looking for more of a BTO sound and the band would use acoustic guitar to make the sound fuller, none of which is found on this version. Clocking in at 2:02 much shorter than the Dressed To Kill version.

Rock And Roll All Nite: The ultimate KISS anthem, this outtake is a great version, more powerful than the official version, Gene has a slightly different vocal delivery and the vocals have more echo on them and the song has a “live” feel to it.

Mistake: A different version than the one found on Drive You Crazy (The Godfatherecords G.R. 554), the chorus has a stronger chorus, the sound does not sound compressed and it is about 8 seconds longer. Nice guitar playing from Ace, one of those songs if you played it for someone they would never guess it’s KISS.

1975 was a whirlwind year for the band, they achieved a bit more momentum with Dressed To Kill and the single Rock And Roll All Nite, thankfully mid year the decision was made to try and capture the band where they were most at home, on the concert stage. The band would record shows in the midwest during May – June 1975 and the live tapes were given a studio polish in August 1975 and be released September of the same year, Alive! would be the breakthrough the band had been working toward since their inception. Within days of completing the studio work on Alive!, the band would be back in the studio to begin what would become the seminal Destroyer record. The initial studio work was done at Magna Graphic Studios in New York’s Greenwich Village and is reportedly the source of the remainder of the songs on this disc, sound quality is excellent throughout, Paul said in a latter interview that the band members would work up song demos individually then bring in to the group, a fact that is corroborated by these versions.

Doncha Hesitate: Originally released on the 2001 KISS box set, the some is typical KISS and sounds like they were building on the lyrics of C’Mon and LoveMe. The music has a funky bass live and musically is a real up tempo rocker.

God Of Thunder (Paul Vocal): A great outtake, while the song will be forever linked with Gene it was in fact written and initially recorded by Paul. It is much faster in tempo and the drumming and chorus gives it a disco sound, very dynamic and a highlight of this release.

It Ain’t The Smoke That Burns Ya: Another one from Drive You Crazy (The Godfatherecords G.R. 554) but in far better sound quality than that release. Another Paul demo of a song that did not make the cut, apparently Bob Ezrin thought this was the type of song he did not want for Destroyer.

Detroit Rock City: Same version as found on Nuits Parisiennes (The Godfatherecords G.R. 662) but with slightly crisper sound, great Paul demo of a classic song. The lyrics are a bit different but the chorus is all there as well as the classic riff.

Love Is Alright: The music sounds a lot like Rock Bottom, a real basic Gene demo with no real lyrics just a chorus of “Love is alright…alright”.

Bad Bad Lovin’: An early version of the song that would ultimately become Calling Dr. Love and originally released on the bands official 2001 box set, another excellent outtake.

Man Of 1,000 Faces: Gene’s love of vintage horror movies is well documented, this song takes inspiration from Lon Chaney who’s diverse work in the genre gave him the name. This version was also found on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141) and officially on Gene’s first solo album. I love Gene’s vocal, he has a soft tone and it really shows his ability to really sing, a fully realized demo with great guitar solos and overdubbed vocals.

Don’t Want Your Romance: A different version than the version on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), a more stripped down version of the song and with less of the female backing vocals, the lyrics would be later used for Ladies Room on Rock and Roll Over.

Burning Up With Fever: Again not the same as the version on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), a Gene demo that is more musically stripped down but lyrically about the same, he obviously did not give up on the song and it would eventually be found on his first solo record.

Rock And Rolls Royce: A bit more of a polished version of what was found on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), a Gene demo of a song that would be drastically re worked for Love ‘Em Leave ‘Em on Rock And Roll Over, sound quality is much improved over the previous release.

Mad Dog: A song that was also found on the 2001 Box set, the riff would be refined and become the basis for Flaming Youth on Destroyer, lyrically nothing really there although Gene does do a nice sleazy vocal.

Night Fly: An early version of what would eventually become Sweet Pain from Destroyer, there is a bit of hiss at the beginning of the song but quickly clears up, great guitar playing and the chorus sounds very close to Mad Dog.

I’m A Star: Quality is not as good as the other songs from this series, thankfully it is on a song that there is not much happening. It does have the same basic sound as the other Gene songs on this set as they were recorded together.

Howling For Your Love: A different version from the one found on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), a more stripped down version with no female back up singers, the song would be musically reworked for Plaster Caster on Love Gun.

True Confessions: A different version from the one found on Not For The Innocent (The Godfatherecords G.R.141), a more stripped down version with no female back up singers. The song would eventually be included on Gene’s 1978 solo album.

As with the Daisy show from 1973, this collection of outtakes began circulating on a few torrent sites, there has been another release of this same material on Studio Demos 1975 (Zodiac 054). The packaging for this new Godfather title is the usual trifold sleeve with photos from the Dressed To Kill cover photo shoot, the one on the inside of the band going into a phone booth in suits and coming out in the stage attire ala Superman is great.
There are nice liner notes written by Paul’s high school friend Binky Philips that are well written, although a booklet with additional information such as the one found in the Not For The Innocent package would have been greatly appreciated.
While I do not casually listen to studio outtakes much, this is certainly a comprehensive look at a specific period in KISS and it is nice to have it all in one package.

Rush - A Single, Perfect Sphere (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Rush - 1978-79 - A Single, Perfect Sphere v1.1
Media: 2CDr
Time: 72:04, 52:39
Catalog: EBP002

Source:
A Desert Passage PE 
Black Forest 
Buenos Noches! Motor City 

Date: 
November 20, 1978
May 28, 1979
December 02, 1978

Location: 
Tucson Convention Center Arena, Tucson, Arizona, USA
Stadhalle, Offenbach, Germany
Cobo Hall Arena, Detroit, Michigan, USA 

[url]http://www.digitalrushexperience.com/database/review.php?RecordingID=1648[/url]

Disc 1
1. Intro/Warm-up 2:54
2. Anthem 4:01
3. A Passage To Bangkok 3:54
4. By-Tor and the Snow Dog5:24
5. Xanadu 12:26
6. Something For Nothing 4:25
7. The Trees 4:37
8. Cygnus X-1 10:33
9. Hempispheres20:23
10. Closer to the Heart 3:26

Disc 2
1. Circumstances 4:26
2. A Farewell to Kings 5:40
3. La Villa Strangiato 10:33
4. 2112 19:12
5. Working Man 3:09
6. Bastille Day 1:43
7. In The Mood 2:43
8. Drum Solo 5:12

Production Notes:

A Single, Perfect Sphere v1.1 comes from my great love of the Hemispheres Tour. Every Soul a Battlefield was the first boot that I ever traded for (by B&P) because I wanted to hear Hemispheres live! I still love that recording, and the other Hemispheres Soundboards, but I have often wished there were a complete Hemispheres Soundboard with no tape flips or major problems like noticable tape fluctuation. To have a "Single, Perfect" Hemispheres show is the goal, but I hope the title doesn't suggest that I think this is it! The title simply indicates my goal. I realize that my skills as a sound editor (not to mention my equipment) leave much to be desired and that improved versions of the Hemispheres Soundboards may surface and so I will remain open to the future need of new editions of AS,PS. This release is mainly the result of the excellent work of the producers of the three shows that are here represented. Mine is just the idea to blend the best of them all in the least noticable way possible. With version 1.1 I have eliminated the sector bourndary errors, lowered the volume of some of Geddy's spoken intros to songs as needed, improved a few transitions between shows, added a more complete version of the evening in Tucson's intro tape, and made a few edits of rough material.

Intro is mainly from A Desert Passage PE and now is "complete" being sourced from a clean disc, with only the last few seconds cross-faded into Black Forest where the band is announced.

Anthem is at first from Black Forest and then cross-fades into A Desert Passage PE. The reason is that the beginning of the ADP PE version is marred by an Alex flub (not very noticable) and a short equipment sound problem, but then the rest of the track is great. Conversly, the beginning of Anthem from Black Forest is very nice with  unique playing from Alex while later in the track there is some clipping on Geddy's vocals.

A Passage to Bangkok is from Black Forest because I think the performance is the best and the sound is very good.

By-Tor is from A Desert Passage PE because I think it sounds the best and because it goes immediately into Xanadu, which is also from ADP PE. I think this is the best sounding over-all version of this song available from this tour. I did, however, take the liberty to edit out a finger/string split-second electric guitar noise that occurs in the stop-time silence right before the very last set of chords. With this edition I've also replaced the very crunchy keyboard riff at 9:00 with an earlier, identical riff. The beginning of this production borrows heavily from ADP PE, but I have edited out completely the problems with the crowd from the evening in Tucson. This is an interesting historical event for the group and us fans, but I don't think it should represent the Hemispheres Tour!

Something for Nothing is from ADP PE because I think it has the best sound and performance.

The Trees is one of the big reasons why I wanted so much to make this show. I love, as a whole, the performance and sound of the ADP PE version, but I have never liked how the nylon guitars sound from any of the Tucson versions. So, the intro is taken from Black Forest, and the rest of the song is from ADP PE. This was also partly done because I also wanted to take Cygnus X-1, Book 1 from ADP PE as well (and The Trees seamlessly leads into it). This track arguably sounds the best from the tour, has a great performance and is complete including the whole intro tape.

Cygnus X-1, Book 2: Hemispheres is the greatest reason for this compilation. It is taken from Black Forest. Thankfully, this track is completely (so far as I can tell) free of the minor sound problems that are present on some of the other songs from BF. The best thing about it is that it is absolutely complete! There was no tape flip that night (at least not during Hemispheres!) Even still, I chose to take The Sphere from ADP PE, mainly because of the transition into the next song, but also because it just sounds the best in a number of ways. So you get a different Hemispheres here than any where else! One very notable improvement featured on this production is that I have, believe it or not, eliminated the splice between Hemispheres and Closer to the Heart, which is also from ADP PE. Now it sounds like the keyboard is continuous. This was done by looping the keyboard sound a little and lots of cross-fades and then a little volume adjustment.

Circumstances is from Buenos Noches! Motor City because I needed to get this show involved--now that the tape fluctuation is done, and because the only alternative from ADP PE features a mis-sung lyric from Geddy. In that show he says something like "...inn...one more, that's looking for, the world..." 

A Farewell to Kings is also from BN!MC, mainly because the nylon guitar sounds very nice and the alternative from Black Forest features a volume problem with Geddy's Synth (the very beginning of that part.)

La Villa Strangiato is from Black Forest chiefly because of the very unique and weird effects put on the spoken introduction. With this version I have added crowd noise behind the brief, (nearly) dead silence between La Villa and 2112, which is from ADP PE. The space between these two songs just sounded weird on version 1.

Working Man and  Bastille Day are also from ADP PE because there was no reason that they shouldn't have been and this meant no transition work for a while!!! ; )

In the Mood is from BN!MC mainly because of Geddy's unmistakable silliness and enthusiasm. This makes this version very unique.

Drum Solo is also from BN!MC because it is a fine performance and Geddy calls Neil Dr. Brain-o, okay?

Guns N' Roses - Get in the Ring - GREEN DVD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Guns N' Roses 

Show or Bootleg Title 
Get in the Ring with Guns N' Roses 

Source: 
5xDVD's - Pro TV [Gen? >SA >PC] 

Video Quality/Production Info: 
A~B / Menu 

Audio/Video Specs: 
Video: MPEG2 Video 704x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9586kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 9586.0 kbit/s (0000,e0,00)] 
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s (0000,bd,80)] 

Format: 
NTSC 

Comments: 
Ultimate collection of 10 hours of MTV news clips and live performances in overall, excellent quality. 
Complete set of a 5 DVDs, each identified by color. 

GREEN Tracklist: 
Running Time: 2 hour 01 min. 

01 - Intro 
02 - MTV Past Present and Future 92 Special 
03 - Paradise City Ritz 02-02-88 
04 - Duff and Gilby Interviews with Riki Rachtman Washington DC July 17 1992 
05 - Knockin On Heaven's Door Wembley 92 Mercury Tribute 
06 - Matt Interview with Riki Rachtman Washington DC July 17 1992 
07 - Brief Pretty Tied Up Soundcheck clip Washington DC July 17 1992 
08 - Gilby Interview with Riki Rachtman Washington DC July 17 1992 
09 - Washington DC July 17 1992 MTV News Report Part 1 
10 - Washington DC July 17 1992 MTV News Report Part 2 
11 - Duff and Slash Marriage news summer of 92 
12 - Matt Sorum "The Bitter End" Movies MTV News report 
13 - Axl MTV Interview Houston, TX September 4th 1992 
14 - MTV 1992 Video Vanguard Award 
15 - November Rain VMAs 92 With Elton John 
16 - Paris 92 MTV Free For All Broadcast Promo spot 
17 - Civil War paris 06-06 92 
18 - MTV Guns N Roses/Metallica Live and Loud Houston 92 Special 
19 - MTV News Years Eve 1991 You Could Be Mine (live) 
20 - Axl's St. Louis October 92 Trial MTV Report 
21 - CNN GN'R Chile November 92 Report

Guns N' Roses - Get in the Ring - RED DVD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Guns N' Roses

Show or Bootleg Title
Get in the Ring with Guns N' Roses

Source:
5xDVD's - Pro TV [Gen? >SA >PC]

Video Quality/Production Info:
A~B / Menu

Audio/Video Specs:
Video: MPEG2 Video 704x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9586kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 9586.0 kbit/s (0000,e0,00)]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s (0000,bd,80)]

Format:
NTSC

Comments:
Ultimate collection of 10 hours of MTV news clips and live performances in overall, excellent quality.
Complete set of a 5 DVDs, each identified by color.

RED Tracklist:
Running Time 1 hour 53 min.

01 - MTV Rockumentary 1989
02 - Rock In Rio ’91 MTV Extended Report
03 - Knockin On Heaven’s Door Rio ’91 MTV
04 - Slash N’ Duff Rio ’91 Interview With Kurt Loder
05 - Izzy Rio ’91 Interview With Kurt Loder
06 - Patience Rio ‘91
07 - Mr. Brownstone Rio ‘91
08 - GN’R Ritz ’91 MTV Report
09 - MTV News Report Brief
10 - Alpine Valley May 24 1991 Tour Kick Off
11 - Start 1991 Tour Kick Off
12 - Patience Rio ‘91
13 - Mr Brownstone Rio ‘91
14 - Welcome To The Jungle MTV-VMA 1989
15 - Mr Brownstone Alpine Valley
16 - 1991 Tour Kick Off Warp Up

Guns N' Roses - Get in the Ring - PURPLE DVD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Guns N' Roses

Show or Bootleg Title
Get in the Ring with Guns N' Roses

Source:
5xDVD's - Pro TV [Gen? >SA >PC]

Video Quality/Production Info:
A~B / Menu

Audio/Video Specs:
Video: MPEG2 Video 704x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9586kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 9586.0 kbit/s (0000,e0,00)]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s (0000,bd,80)]

Format:
NTSC

Comments:
Ultimate collection of 10 hours of MTV news clips and live performances in overall, excellent quality.
Complete set of a 5 DVDs, each identified by color.

PURPLE Tracklist:
Running Time 2 hour 00 min.

01 - Heartbreak Hotel Axl & Tom Petty MTV Awards 1989
02 - Welcome To The Jungle Ritz ‘88
03 - Guns N’ Roses Saturday 1990 Riki Rachtman Report From The Cat House In LA
04 - Riki Rachtman Hosts MTV Runs N’ Roses Saturday 1990 From The Cat House In LA
05 - Free Fallin’ Axl & Tom Petty MTV Awards 1989
06 - Riki Rachtman Hosts MTV Guns N’ Roses Saturday 1990 From The Cat House In LA
07 - Famous Last Words MTV W. Axl Rose September 1990
08 - Riki Rachtman Hosts MTV Guns N’ Roses Saturday 1990 From The Cat House In LA
09 - Incomplete MTV Headbangers Ball 1987 Spot
10 - Ricki Rachtman Hosts MTV Guns N’ Roses Saturday 1990 From The Cat Hous In LA
11 - Live At the Ritz 1988 ( Start )
12 - It’s So Easy
13 - Mr. Brownstone
14 - Out Ta Get Me
15 - Sweet Child O’ Mine
16 - My Michelle
17 - Welcome To The Jungle
18 - Band Introductions
19 - Nightrain
20 - Paradise City
21 - Rocket Queen ( Cut )

Guns N' Roses - Get in the Ring - YELLOW DVD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot) 

Guns N' Roses 

Show or Bootleg Title 
Get in the Ring with Guns N' Roses 

Source: 
5xDVD's - Pro TV [Gen? >SA >PC] 

Video Quality/Production Info: 
A~B / Menu 

Audio/Video Specs: 
Video: MPEG2 Video 704x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9586kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 9586.0 kbit/s (0000,e0,00)] 
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s (0000,bd,80)] 

Format: 
NTSC 

Comments: 
Ultimate collection of 10 hours of MTV news clips and live performances in overall, excellent quality. 
Complete set of a 5 DVDs, each identified by color. 

YELLOW Tracklist: 
Running Time: 2 hour 01 min. 

01 - Gilby Joins GN'R MTV News Profile spot 
02 - Black Death Vodka Slash MTV News 
03 - MTV News 1992 GNR Metalica Slash / Lars press conference 
04 - GNR Invade Paris Promo 
05 - GN'R/Metallica MTV News report Slash & Duff 
06 - Knockin On Heaven's Door Freddy Mercury Tribute 
07 - GN'R Live in Praugue 1992 MTV Report 
08 - GNR Paris 92 clips 
09 - November Rain video Premiere on MTV headbangers Ball June 6th 1992 
10 - Paradise City Paris france June 6th 1992 
11 - MTV Paris Warm Up Show 
12 - Always On The Run Lenny Kravitz GN'R Paris 92 
13 - Mama Kin/Train Kept A Rollin' Paris 92 
14 - Attitude Paris 92 
15 - Mr. Brownstone Paris 92 
16 - Intro Paris 92 
17 - GN'R Brian May London June 13 1992 
18 - Slash and Micheal Jackson Give in to me video shoot 
19 - MTV 10th Anniversary Micheal Jackson and Slash Black or White 
20 - Izzy Stradlin' 92 MTV Report 
21 - Slash and Lars Ulrich Hangin With MTV Interview July 92 
22 - Axl St. Louis 92 Arrest MTV Report 
23 - Guns N Roses & Metallica Unleashing the Monster MTV Weekend Matt Sorum Interview July 18 1992 
24 - Duff Interview RFK Stadium July 16 1992 
25 - Yesterdays Live in Las Vegas January 25 1992 

Guns N' Roses - Get in the Ring - BLUE DVD (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Guns N' Roses

Show or Bootleg Title
Get in the Ring with Guns N' Roses

Source:
5xDVD's - Pro TV [Gen? >SA >PC]

Video Quality/Production Info:
A~B / Menu

Audio/Video Specs:
Video: MPEG2 Video 704x480 (4:3) 29.97fps 9586kbps [Video - MPEG2, Main Profile, Main Level, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 9586.0 kbit/s (0000,e0,00)]
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256kbps [Audio - Dolby Digital, 48.0 kHz, 2 chn, 256.0 kbit/s (0000,bd,80)]

Format:
NTSC

Comments:
Ultimate collection of 10 hours of MTV news clips and live performances in overall, excellent quality.
Complete set of a 5 DVDs, each identified by color.

BLUE Tracklist:
Running Time 2 hour 01 min.

01 - MTV 91 Tour News Report about Skid Row. Axl/Slash Interview
02 - Slash MTV interview of Stardom 1991 Alpine Valley
03 - Axl interview on Terminator 2 Arnold/YCBM Video
04 - Hershey Pennsylvania MTV NEWs Report about foul language
05 - MTV News Report about St. Louis Riot
06 - Guns N Roses Blown Away MTV Summer of 1991 Special Videos, Interviews, Live clips, etc.
07 - Farm Aid 1990 Civil War Stereo. Jumpy Image
08 - Best Heavy Metal Video MTV 1989 Awards Presented by Motley Crue. Steven and Duff.
09 - W. Axl Rose Interview/Famous Last Word Excerpts
10 - A Current Affair News Report Don't You Come Home Bill Bailey 1991
11 - News Years Eve Fox Promo/UYI Album Promo
12 - MTV 1991 Year in Review/Don't Cry video Premiere MTV Promo spot
13 - MTV News Years Eve 1991 You Could Be Mine/Don't Cry live in St. Petersburg Florida
14 - Fox News Years Eve 1991 Live and Let Die Live in St. Petersburg Florida
15 - MTV News Axl Cuts his hand in Dayton Ohio January 1992 It's So Easy Live Clip
16 - Yesterdays Live in Las Vegas January 25 1992
17 - Slash Black Death Vodka MTV News Report
18 - Slash Rocklin MTV clip
19 - Slash Black Death Vodka MTV News Report #2
20 - MTV News Report 1992 on GN'R leaving the country St Louis Riot
21 - Freddie Mercury Appearance Paradise City