Led Zeppelin - 1972-06-14 - Uniondale, NY (AUD/FLAC) "Whole Lotta Led - Get The Led Out"

(Audience FLAC)

Venue: Nassau Coliseum
Location Hempstead, New York
Whole Lotta Led - Get The Led Out" Box Set TCD 99,100
Tarantura

Lineage:
My silvers>EAC>TLH>FLAC Level 8 all with appropriate settings secure & tested

The Ultimate Power Blues - TCD99

Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. Immigrant Song
03. Heartbreaker
04. Black Dog
05. Since I've Benn Loving You
06. Stairway To Heaven
07. Going To California
08. That's The Way
09. Tangerine
10. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp

Disc 2
01. Dazed And Confused
02. What Is And What Should Never Be
03 Moby Dick

Disc 3
01. Whole Lotta Love
02. Rock And Roll
03. Communincation Breakdown
04. Weekend
05. Bring It On Home

Led Zeppelin - 1969-01-09/10/11/12 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC) "Fresh Garbage"

(Audience FLAC)

The 11th is from the SBD, the rest are AUD

Fillmore West

"Fresh Garbage" - Scorpio (LZ-08011)
Lineage: Scorpio Silver > EAC WAV > FLAC > TLH Re-encoded to FLAC Level 8.

*Thanks to BackyardTyrone for this*

Disc 1, January 10th:
The Train Kept A Rollin’, I Can’t Quit You,
As Long As I Have You (inc. Fresh Garbage, Shake), Dazed And Confused,
How Many More Times (inc. Dream Lover, The Hunter)

Disc 2: 
White Summer - Black Mountain Side, Killing Floor, You Shook Me,
Pat’s Delight, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown, For Your Love

Disc 3, January 11th:
Intro, I Can’t Quit You, Dazed and Confused, You Shook Me,
How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown.

Bonus track,
January 9th: 
The Train Kept a Rollin’

Disc 4, 
January 12th:
As Long As I Have You (inc. Mockingbird, Fresh Garbage),
I Can’t Quit You, Dazed And Confused, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown,
You Shook Me

Disc 5:
White Summer - Black Mountain Side, The Train Kept A Rollin’, Pat’s Delight,
How Many More Times (inc. The Hunter), Killing Floor

Judas Priest - 1991-08-19 - Toronto, Canada (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

CNE Grandstand

01 - Intro-Hell Bent for Leather
02 - Heading Out to the Highway
03 - The Hellion/Electric Eye
04 - All Guns Blazing
05 - Metal Gods
06 - Some Heads Are Gonna Roll
07 - The Ripper
08 - Night Crawler
09 - A Touch of Evil
10 - Painkiller
11 - The Green Manalishi
12 - Breaking the Law
13 - Living After Midnight
14 - You've Got Another Thing Comin'

Venue and date: Toronto, Canada, 19th August 1991

Audio source and quality: Audience, excellent quality. I've improved the audio even further from the original, although that sounded great already. Minor audio fluctuations here and there but no problems for the most part.

Special features: Due to Rob's accident, Hell Bent for Leather is played instrumentally for so far the only time in history.

This show is historical in two ways; first, it was the last show the band played for almost seven years, and the last Judas Priest show with Rob Halford until the 2004 Reunion TOUR. Secondly, it was at this show where Rob had his famous motorcycle accident which knocked him out for the duration of opening number Hell Bent for Leather, making it so far the only time in history that this song was played as an instrumental.

Jethro Tull - 1973-07-16 - Ft. Worth, TX (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Jethro Tull 1973-07-16 TCCC Fort Worth TX (Your Rich Attainments Are All Imagined) (T-52) 

Mics: (2) Sony ECM 19B > Recorder: Realistic SCT-7 Stereo Cassette Recorder > Tape: Maxell Ultra Dynamic C-90 cassettes the Original Analog Cassette Tapes > Playback Deck: Tascam 130 > 

Nikko 32 Band EQ > Akai DR16 Digital Hard Disk Recorder > HHB CDR-800 Compact Disc Recorder > CDR > WAV >CD Wave Editor > SHN 

Ian Anderson 

Martin Barre 

Jeffry Hammond 

John Evan 

Barriemore Barlow 

disc 1 

A Passion Play 

1. Lifebeats 

2. Prelude 

3. The Silver Cord 

4. Re-Assuring Tune 

5. Memory Bank 

6. Best Friends 

7. Critique Oblique 

8. Forest Dance #1 

9. The Story Of the Hare Who Lost His Spectacles 

10. Forest Dance #2 

11. The Foot of Our Stairs 

12. Overseer Overture 

13. Flight From Lucifer 

14. 10.08 To Paddington 

15. Magnus Perde 

16. Epilogue 

17. Thick As A Brick (The Middle Bit)

disc 2 

1. Cross-Eyed Mary 

2. No Rehearsal 

3. Instrumental (incl. Thick As A Brick & Drum Solo) 

4. Aqualung 

5. Wind-Up 

6. Instrumental (incl. Minstrel In The Gallery) 

7. Locomotive Breath / Hard-Headed English General 

8. Wind-Up (reprise)

John Fogerty - 2014-05-30 - Hamburg, DE (AUD/SHN)

(Audience SHN)

Stadtpark
taped by: RCM

filesize: 879 mb
showtime: 2 hr 02 min 50 sec
RC.203a_aud.okmIIr.m10.shn

lineage
OKM IIR > A3>Sony PCM-M10>wav16bit /44.1kHz) >Secure Digital SD-card> USB2.0Interface>soundforge/audioedit>Wav-Splitter>tlh > shn

John Fogerty - vocals, guitars, harmonica
Shane Fogerty - guitar
Kenny Aronoff - drums
James Lomenzo - bass, vocals
Bob Malone - keyboards, accordion, vocals
Devon Pangle - guitars, vocals

01. Travelin' Band [3:00]
02. Green River [4:09]
03. Who'll Stop The Rain [3:28]
04. Looking Out My Back Door [4:36]
05. Hot Rod Heart [4:55]
06. Happy Birthday > Blueboy [5:00]
07. Born On The Bayou [4:15]
08. Endless Sleep [4:11]
09. Lodi [5:11]
10. Southern Streamline [4:43]
11. Rample Tamble [8:35]
12. Penthouse Pauper [4:50]
13. banter [1:08]
14. Midnight Special [4:06]
15. Mystic Highway [6:11]
16. I Heard It Through The Grapevine [9:00]
17. Long As I Can See The Light [4:42]
18. Have You Ever Seen The Rain [3:49]
19. Down In New Orleans [4:01]
20. Keep On Chooglin' [8:10]
21. Down On The Corner [3:17]
22. Up Around The Bend [2:59]
23. Old Man Down The Road > [5:17]
24. Fortunate Son [3:18]
25. E: Rockin' All Over The World [3:30]
26. E: Bad Moon Rising [2:25]
27. E: Proud Mary [4:04]

setlist:(122:50)

Joe Walsh - 2016-05-20 - Inglewood, CA (AUD/FLAC) by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Joe Walsh 
2016-05-20 
The Forum 
Inglewood, California USA 

Recorded & Transfered By: Robert Mullen (lvrwm) 

Equipment/Lineage: Audience/SP-CMC-25 mics (Croakies)>SP-SPSB-11(Battery 
Boost Box, with bass-roll-off at 69Hz)>Sony PCM-M10>CD Wave Editor(tracking)> 
Traders Little Helper flac level 8. 

Recorder Settings: PCM-M10 at 44.1 kHz/16 bit, low mic sensitivity, manual record, limiter on, mic power off, low cut filter off, speed control off. 

Joe Walsh-Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals. 
Larry Young-Bass 
Ricky Washington-Vocalist 
Leslie (Page) Fuller-Vocalist 
Lois Mahalia-Vocalist 
Windy Wagner-Vocalist 
Joe Vitale-Drums 
Chad Cromwell-Drums 
Waddy Wachtel-Guitar 
Jimmy Wallace-Keyboards 
DJ Clayton James 

* With Ringo Starr on Drums (1st encore only) 

01 - Tuning/crowd 00:59 
02 - Walk Away 05:05 
03 - Joe's Stage banter 01:04 
04 - Analog Man 04:30 
05 - Rosewood Bitters 04:23 
06 - Mother Says 05:54 
07 - The Bomber 08:29 
08 - Joe's Stage banter 01:04 
09 - Take It To The Limit 05:01 
10 - Turn To Stone 08:39 
11 - Band Introductions by Joe 02:58 
12 - In The City 05:21 
13 - Joe's Stage banter 01:07 
14 - Funk 49 05:20 
15 - Joe's Stage banter 00:57 
16 - Life's Been Good 08:21 
17 - Joe's Stage banter 01:16 
18 - Life In The Fast Lane 05:59 

19 - Encore Break/Crowd 01:42 

Encores:
20 - Rocky Mountain Way* 07:35 
21 - All Night Long 03:56 

Total Time: 89 minutes 40 seconds 

Comments: 
Here is our capture of Joe Walsh from the "One Hellava Night" Tour with Bad Co., and an acoustic guitar-singer (Steve Rogers, without his band), both opening for Joe. We were in the 2nd row of sec. 236 (dead center to the stage). The sound mix was very good, the LA area crowd was pretty well behaved and the recording came out well. Joe appeared to enjoy himself this cool and breezy full-moon friday evening. Note, Ringo sat in on Drums for the first encore, RMW!

Jeff Beck Group - 1968-07-17 - Dallas, TX (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Recording Information ::: unknown stereo recording equipment -> master stereo AUD tape (probably reel) -> ? -> "Miami '68" boot CD ripped with EAC

Remastering 2013-05-xx ::: flacs -> Trader's Little Helper -> wavs -> Audacity (normalisation to remove DC offset, channel/phase alignment, fades, manual one-at-a-time glitch / dropout / bump / pop / click / dullspot repairs, volume adjustments, speed fixes, single passes for affected areas, NO added EQ except for #1 to match the rest) -> CD Wave (track splits) -> flacs (Trader's Little Helper) -> yr ears. First uploaded week of 2014-05-16. (NOTE: The original "Miami '68" source certainly used some EQ, but it was well done & a better source to work from. 

Jeff Beck Group 
1968-07-17* Dallas, Texas Luanne's Club (remastered-BT-AUD + 1st song non-BT source) 
East Lovers Lane (A "bring your own beer" dance club...) 

(*) aka, but apparently NOT, Miami Beach, FL 1968-11-16 Thee Image Club 

~*~ "Miami '68" boot CD source THEN carefully remastered fixing MANY problems without added EQ ~*~ 
PLUS the MISSING 1st track from KRW_CO source, also remastered, & EQ'd to match the rest 

Geoffrey Arnold "Jeff" Beck - electric guitar
Roderick David "Rod The Mod" Stewart - vocals
Ronald David "Ronnie" Wood - electric bass
Michael "Micky" Waller - drums

Set One
01. You Shook Me 
02. Let Me Love You 
03. I Can´t Hold out 
04. Jeff´s Boogie 
05. Sweet Little Angel 
06. Shapes Of Things 
07. Hi Ho Silver Lining 

Set Two
08. Beck´s Bolero 
09. Rock My Plimsoul 
10. Oh Pretty Woman 
11. Morning Dew 
12. Rice Pudding 
13. Sun Is Shining 
14. I Ain´t Superstitious 

Total Time ::: 1:15:41 

::: VERY fine, stereo, up-close AUD (especially for its vintage). Check samples for predilection predictions or to rev yr engines. 
::: Warts: NOT MANY! Some hiss in 1st 4 seconds of #1 with couple of fluctuations due to recovering music that was too low volume to hear - for more Beck! Some lite broad spectrum hiss in right channel. Some light overturation distortion on extremely loud passages but nothing serious! Fixed dropouts & dullspots but likely missed a few. Deleted blank spots between songs. The last 3rd of master tape was clearly in better condition. Lowered some loud clapping between trax. Channels were SERIOUSLY out of phase/alignment (mike spread?) & very different info in channels but was adjusted at ~2 minute intervals & sounds WAY better - without killing the wonderful stereo recording but simply correcting the enormous delay between channels. 
::: COMPARISON CLAUSE: This is a 2014 NEWLY REMASTERED version of the "Miami '68" boot CD DIMED twice before. Part was also included in the upload "Like A Hurricane Primsoul-Live Archives 1968-1969". This HAS the added alternate source 1st track as noted. 
::: CORRECTION CLAUSE: I screwed up & originally uploaded this using the incorrect Miami date/location & MISSING track 1 (which wasn't used on the 'Miami'CD. This is a CORRECTED & COMPLETE remastered version. (OLD version was torrent #492370 Jeff Beck Group 1968-11-16 Miami Beach uploaded on 2014-05-17). 
::: #11 "Rice Pudding" (an instrumental) is introduced here as "Mother's Old Rice Pudding" & as being played for the first time. 
::: Touring to promote the new "Truth" album, which had only been released in August (tho' it'd been in the works for long time!). 
::: No artwork included as some of the photos used could be considered proprietary, sorry. Seek & ye shall find. 
::: Many thanks to KRW_CO for permission to remaster that source for track #1 (so the recording could be completed). 
::: In a previous torrent a DIMER noted the same setlist timed 79:27 but I think it's a typo. This one is 75:41 with speed correction & KRW_CO is 75:38. 


Cool freaking recording & now is some much healthlier ear fodder. Some sources note this as SBD but tis clearly an AUD (but quite hi-fi for its vintage & probable volume of the band). If in doubt about AUD source, go to the break before the end of "Rock My Plimsoul" & you can hear the taper laughing. The extreme stereo mike placement (left mike more at stage or vocal PA, left channel captures more audience) is quite interesting. Perhaps this should be considered a "not-for-purists remaster", as I did a much more volume tinkering than I normally do. The original had problems, but I was fairly agressive here to really improve the sound - in my opinion, for my ears. In fact, it was an important part of the equation after the very extreme channel phase correction. Almost certainly from a reel-to-reel master source originally with possibly 1 or 2 reel generations (doubtful there were any cassette generations). 

I learned a lot about this band thru this tape. Ron Wood playing bass with a real rhythm guitar sound in some songs. I did some reading about Ron on a bass player forum while researching the keys for some songs & one thing they really respect about him is he rarely played something the same way twice. While the quality on this recording is stunning overall, I would say this is not the absolute best Jeff Beck Group performance of the era. They make some mistakes & some of the performances don't gel or are not as explosive as others around of the same vintage. "Jeff´s Boogie" is a bit scattered. The band seems a bit put off by how unresponsive & quiet the audience is. One comment from the band is that it's like playing in a library. HOWEVER... Jeff's making a LOT of strange, experimental guitar noises, seemingly more than usual, though I suspect they are just much more noticeable here than other shows due to the clear sound. I would say this rates near the very top of the "must-hear" JBG shows of '68/69, as it is so painless to listen to & so possible to discern what's going on. Many of the other recordings I have (the Tea Party comes to mind right away) are so distorted, that it is quite hard to get a clear picture of the experience. This is a very cool recording, the Jeff Beck Group in 1968, live, with Rod & Ron & the quality MORE than makes up for ANY lack of performance intensity in my opinion, and, even on a bad day, the smoke was risin' off the stage. 

I had gotten this recording some time back, but recently saw it making the rounds again, but with the notes altered to claim it as a soundboard, which it is (clearly) not. However, it is a wonderful recording.... Anyway, seeing it again, I remembered being puzzled a few years ago why it all sounds like it was coming out of one channel. Well, it was partly the volume imbalance but mostly it was EXTREME phase offset between the two stereo channels. I think one of the mikes was pointing in such a way there was a huge timing difference for when the sound reached the mike compared to the other mike (layman's terms). So, I decided to give it some remastering effort. There was an INCREDIBLE improvement right away. the inital phase correction was 38 cents! Then it had to be adjusted throughout the recording, likely from mike motion. Another thing that really worked for me was the speed correction in the first set, which, tho' not dramatically changed, brought Rod's voice to a more familiar sounding timbre. Do hope you like it.

Yes - 1975-06-21 - Hollywood, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hollywood Bowl

Jon Anderson
Steve Howe
Chris Squire
Patrick Moraz
Alan White

lineage:
silver CD "Same Old Yessongs" Highland 470/471>EAC>FLAC (level 8)

Disc 1:
01 - Firebird Suite
02 - Sound Chaser
03 - Close To The Edge
04 - To Be Over
05 - Gates Of Delirium

Disc 2:
01 - Your Move
02 - Mood For A Day
03 - Long Distance Runaround
04 - Moraz Solo
05 - Clap
06 - And You And I
07 - Ritual
08 - Roundabout
09 - Sweet Dreams

comments: excellent audience recording

Tesla - 1989-06-02 - Middletown, NY (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Tesla
Orange County Fairgrounds
Middletown, NY
June 2, 1989
CBG Classic Master Video Series Vol. 62

Contrast Clause: All previous versions of this show were at least from a VHS copy of of a VHS master copy of the show off the 8mm master. This version is directly from the master 8mm tape via a firewire as described in the video linage below.

video: (CBG) Ricoh R-600 (same specs as Sony CCD-V5) 8mm camcorder (w/ 2X teleconverter lens) master 8mm analog tape; NTSC, 4:3 PAR, 29.97 fps; transferred to harddrive via a firewire using a Sony TRV-330 8mm digital camera w/ Time Base Correction; video capture, editing, and 2-pass VBR encoding done with Sony Vegas Pro 13 at 8.2K max, 8K avg, 1K min; authored to DVD in Sony DVD Architect Pro 6.

audio: recorded w/ Aiwa-CM30A mic through the Ricoh R-600's external mic in jack; captured with the video from the master 8mm analog tape; audio tweaking done using Sony Vegas Pro 13's 10-band EQ plug-in; LPCM 1536 bit.

Video editing and DVD authoring by Silver Stallion.

full show - running time 51 mins

Frank Hannon – guitar
Brian Wheat – bass
Jeff Keith – lead vocals
Troy Luccketta – drums
Tommy Skeoch – guitar

1. intro
2. Rock Me To The Top
3. Lady Luck
4. Cumin' Atcha Live
5. Gettin' Better
6. Heaven's Trail (No Way Out)
7. Little Suzi
8. Love Song
9. EZ Come EZ Go
10. Hang Tough
11. Modern Day Cowboy

The end of "Rock Me To The Top" and the beginning of "Lady Luck" are missing (CBG moved from the cheap seats to a spot in front of the stage).

My intention was to post this last week on Monday but I got an impromptu job trip for the week. Then I was going to post both this and the headliner last night to make up for missing last week and my neighbors house caught on fire. Not what I expected to happen at all. The weird thing was I was listening to Roger Waters Deja Vu a half hour before the fire happened. When I was 9 years old, two friends and I went underneath a one room school portable and made a little fire to hang out. We put it out as planned. It was a Saturday. On Monday morning we went to school and the portable was a heap of black rubble. We all swore never to mention it or we would be going to prison. That's what we thought at 9 years old. That happened in early December. Then on Christmas morning, another friend and I were riding our new bikes when we saw smoke coming from the other block. We raced over with our mouths making siren noises and rode between the homes to the other block. The garage was pouring out flames. I went to the front door and opened it as it was unlocked. I started yelling to get out of the house that it was on fire. They all stumbled out and said they were taking sleeping pills from a Christmas party the night before (they were probably doing drugs but I didn't know about that kind of thing at 9 years old). We saved the whole family from dying of smoke inhalation. We hit the lottery though as kids, because they owned Marchiano's pizza and they gave us two boys lifetime pizza and sodas there. Oh yea! In the December school bulletin, it said, 'Our hats off to me for saving the Marchiano family in a Christmas Day blaze by noisemaking to wake them up...', the second paragraphs said, 'Still no clues to who burnt down the one room school portable...'.

So yesterday, after listening to Deja Vu, I decided at that moment to go out and get some food. Shut off the stereo and walked outside. I smelled something like burning plastic and thought that didn't smell right. So I looked at my home and noticed nothing and then to my neighbors home to the left of me. Nothing. Then I looked back towards my house and could see something like smoke over my tall tree in my front yard. I walked around the trees and my neighbors garage and bonus room above it were engulfed in flames. I ran to their front door, went to open it and it was locked. I banged on the door and my neighbors came and opened it. They were sitting in front of the TV. They had no idea of what was going on. Ugh. I got them out of the house and everyone lived. Deja Vu to almost 40 years ago when it first happened this way. Weird. I guess I have made up for burning that portable down twice now! That is why I am posting the shows today. Onto the release....

I only have one request, that you don't take these files and post them on other torrent sites. I have many shows to upload. I will upload, let them get seeded by others and after a majority have downloaded the files completely, remove my files so I can seed something new. I prefer to manage my own shows on DIME and The Traders Den. I will upload to other sites when I wish to for select shows. Thanks for honoring my wishes in advance.

This is “CBG Classic Master Video Series Vol. 62”.

In 1987, I was still only audio taping when Def Leppard came through the northeast on their Hysteria world tour. I knew Def Leppard but I didn’t know much about the warm up band they had supporting them. They had their first album Mechanical Resonance out by then and their song Modern Day Cowboy was being played on the radio a lot. I really liked that song, so I planned on recording them as well. Turns out, I liked a lot of the songs they played on first listen at the show. I went out and bought the album after that concert.

A couple years later in 1989, they were the support act for Poison’s first headlining tour for Open Up and Say…Ahh! They were playing our local fairgrounds in Middletown, NY. I had never filmed there, but the NYBG had filmed there before. He would have his partner get the camera in because he was a large guy and could put that huge Sony V5 down his pants and keep it concealed. I could have never done that with that large camcorder and the security at the Orange County Fairgrounds would search you fairly well. Filming and standing the whole time was not the NYBGs favorite thing to do. That was something I liked to do and it was more of the element I liked to film in. Standing in a crowd where I could blend in. Standing and holding the camcorder to my face. I also wanted to film this show and the warm-up band too. So the NYBG and Tom helped me get my camcorder in and do the show.

I started filming on the bleachers in the back for Tesla because I thought I would get popped being so close on the floor filming like the NYBG did it. Especially in the daylight. This was in June when the days were the longest and it was daylight up to 9pm. They would set the stage up in the infield of a race track (it was also Orange County Raceway) and it would face the grandstand on one side. There was a little infield within the oval race track where the GA crowd would stand. After a song or two, the NYBG convinced me to come down to the floor from the bleachers and that he made a wood chip mound for me to stand on. You see, they would fill the infield with woodchips for the crowd to stand on in front of the stage. So, NYBG would go there, and use his foot to scoop up a mound of wood chips to stand on. That way you could be a little higher than everyone else standing on the flat floor. He contested that the Security would not care if I was filming in the GA crowd like that and not come out and get me. That worked mostly and definitely to date with him.

So now I am down on the floor and we made a wood chip mound and I was able to stand up on it and I would be about a foot taller than the crowd of people around me. There would always be a few tall guys and you would get guys putting their chicks on their shoulders, but they couldn’t keep that up for the whole show. So, there you would be on a wood chip mound for the show sticking out of the crowd like a sore thumb and have a huge camcorder to your face filming. I thought for sure I would be popped but I wasn’t. It was daylight for the beginning of Tesla's set too. I was able to film the whole band up close and in their face from the floor. Other than Kiss at the Ritz in 1988 and Paul Stanley at Toad’s Place in 1989, both bars, I had never filmed like this close before in a normal concert setup. Especially in a summer shed or arena. So this was fun to do. I didn’t even need to use the 2x lens on my camcorder to get added closeness. I could have but it was nice to be able to zoom back and get the whole stage view with no ring from the lens. Being that close, you wanted to be able to zoom back as much as you could to get the full stage view too. I was right up front. After the Kiss, Paul Stanley and Tesla shows, I started to get my Modern Day Cowboy BALLS to do this sort of thing. Get Ballsy and shoot the show up close to the band. It wasn’t like now where you can whip out your iPhone and film against the stage back in 1989. It had to be done on a camcorder, a large one. And you had to have balls to do it. In an arena doing that you would have been tackled by those goon security guys and who knows what would have happened. This show that didn't happen.

At the 4:52 mark and again at the 6:18 mark in the show, I was able to zoom in on Kiss Konvention Marrrrrrvvvvvv, the dude behind the barricade who would take all of your money for Kiss Houston Love Gun proshots that he milked everyone's money for through the 80's and 90's. Enjoy Tesla rocking out the fairgrounds in Middletown! CBG5150 Posted to TTD 2017-07-03.

James Marshall Hendrix - Before...With Curtis Knight Live 1965 vol.1 (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

source : vinyl

Live recordings

Curtis Knight & the Squires (aka the Lovelights)

The George's Club, Hackensack, New Jersey, 26 December 1965

01 - On The Killing Floor
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown
sax: Lonnie Youngblood

02 - Driving South
composer: Jimi Hendrix
vocals: Curtis Knight
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

03 - Hang On Sloopy
composer: Bert Russell (Bert Berns), Wes Farrell
vocals: Curtis Knight
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
harmony vocals: unknown
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

04 - Hold On To What You've Got
(Hold What You've Got)
composer: Joe Tex
vocals: Curtis Knight
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

05 - I'll Be Doggone
vocals: Curtis Knight
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
harmony vocals: unknown
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

06 - I'm a Man
composer: Ellas McDaniel aka Bo Diddley
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

07 - Twist and Shout
vocals: Curtis Knight
harmony vocals: unknown
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown
sax: Lonnie Youngblood

08 - Walking the Dog
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown
sax: Lonnie Youngblood

09 - What'd I Say
10 - What'd I Say (short)
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
harmony vocals: Curtis Knight?
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

11 - Wolly Bully
composer: Domingo Samudio
vocals: Curtis Knight
harmony vocals: unknown
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
2nd guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

12 - Bright Light, Big City
composer: Jimmy Reed
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown overdub?
bass: overdub?
drums: overdub?

13 - Day Tripper
composers: John Lennon, Paul McCartney
vocals: Curtis Knight & Jimi Hendrix
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

14 - Just a Little Bit
vocals: Curtis Knight
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

15 - Land of Thousand Dances
vocals: Jimi Hendrix
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
harmony vocals: unknown
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

16 - Satisfaction
vocals: Curtis Knight
harmony vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar???: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

17 - Stand By Me
vocals: Curtis Knight
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

18 - Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch
(I Can't Help Myself)
composers: Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Edward Holland
vocals: Curtis Knight
harmony vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

19 - You Got What It Takes
vocals: Curtis Knight
tambourine: Curtis Knight?
harmony vocals: Jimi Hendrix
lead guitar: Jimi Hendrix
rhythm guitar: unknown
bass: unknown
drums: unknown

Jeff Beck - 1972-05-13 - Chicago, IL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage
An Old Audience Analog Unkown Generation To Cdr Krw Transfer To Eac To Tlh Flac Level 8

No Eq Or Other Tampering

Jeff Beck Guitar
Cozy Powell Drums
Bob Tench Vocals
Max Middleton Keyboards
Clive Chaman Bass

Cd1
01 Ice Cream Cakes
02 Morning Dew
03 Keyboard Solo/Going Down
04 Tonight I'Ll Be Staying Here With You
05 Glad All Over
06 Becks Boogie
07 Definitley Maybe

Cd 2
01 Situation
02 New Ways-Train Train/Cozy Drum Solo
03 Let Me Love You
04 Got The Feeling

The Chameleons - 1985-05-28 - Lyon, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: The West Side Club

Source: 
SBD (possibly FM?) > ??? > CDR from trade > EAC > WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC (level 8)

Stereo, 44.1 kHz, and 16 bit audio.

01 - Silence, Sea and Sky
02 - Pleasure And Pain
03 - Here Today
04 - Singing Rule Britannia (While The Walls Close In)
05 - Intrigue In Tangiers
06 - Return Of The Roughnecks
07 - Monkeyland
08 - In Answer
09 - Less Than Human
10 - A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days
11 - In Shreds
12 - Home Is Where The Heart Is
13 - One Flesh
14 - Second Skin
15 - Tomorrow Never Knows*
16 - Splitting In Two (incomplete)

* The Beatles cover

Linda Ronstadt - 1976-07-xx - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Vinyl bootleg title: "Live At The Roxy"
Label: Ze Anonym Plattenspieler
Catalog Number: ZAP 7888

A1 That'll Be The Day
A2 Silver Threads And Golden Needles
A3 Willin'
A4 Someone To Lay Down Beside Me
A5 When Will I Be Loved
B1 I Can't Help If I'm Still In Love With You
B2 Desperado
B3 Love Is A Rose
B4 You're No Good
B5 Heat Wave (includes encore break)
B6 Rivers Of Babylon
B7 Heart Like A Wheel

Notes: 
This recording comes from the vinyl bootleg "Live At The Roxy" from the Ze Anonym Plattenspieler label (ZAP 7888). This bootleg was partly known among collectors for its paper insert, which is pretty raunchy (see attached photo). The condition of this vinyl was Near Mint when I played it back to perform the digital transfer. I don't know the performance's date for an exact fact, but etree is saying it's from an unknown day in July 1976 (see link below). The right channel on side A may be slightly lower than the left channel. Nero didn't really offer a way for me to correct it. I believe there may be cuts on the record between tracks A4 - A5, B4 - B5, and B5 - B6 because there are noticeable transitions. Anyway, this is an excellent performance! Just thought I'd share!

Shawn Colvin & Steve Earle - 2016-06-13 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Shawn Colvin & Steve Earle 
Union Chapel 
London, UK 
13th June 2016 

A Soledriver Recording... 

Lineage: Sonics DSM-6 mics > Sony D8 DAT machine... 
Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ 
CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned 

01 - Wake Up Little Susie 
02 - Come What May 
03 - You Were On My Mind 
04 - Raise The Dead 
05 - Ruby Tuesday 
06 - Tobacco Road 
07 - That Don't Worry Me Now 
08 - Someday 
09 - The Way That We Do 
10 - You're Right (I'm Wrong) 
11 - Burnin' It Down 
12 - Sunny Came Home 
13 - The Galway Girl 
14 - Happy And Free 
15 - Tell Moses 
16 - You're Still Gone 

Encores: 
01 - Intro... 
02 - Baby's In Black 
03 - Diamond In The Rough 
04 - Copperhead Road 

The Cure - 2016-06-10 - Chicago, IL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

UIC PAVILLION, CHICAGO, IL 

TAPER: SHANE E. CALHOON 
(tapersec1968(at)gmail(dot)com) 

GEAR USED: SP-CMC-1 Audio Technica Stereo Cardiod > Tascam DR-07 Portable Recorder > Sound Forge 9.0 > CDWav > TLH > .flac files 

CD1
01 - Intro 
02 - Shake Dog Shake 
03 - Kyoto Song 
04 - A Night Like This 
05 - All I Want 
06 - Push 
07 - Primary 
08 - Pictures Of You 
09 - Like Cockatoos 
10 - The Perfect Girl 
11 - Screw 
12 - The Walk 
13 - Charlotte Sometimes 
14 - Lovesong 
15 - Just Like Heaven 
16 - Jupiter Crash 
17 - From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea 

CD2
01 - One Hundred Years 
02 - Give Me It 
03 - The Top 
04 - Want 
05 - Never Enough 
06 - Fascination Street 
07 - Burn 
08 - The Exploding Boy 
09 - Inbetween Days 
10 - Doing The Unstuck 
11 - Friday I'm In Love 
12 - Lullaby 
13 - Let's Go To Bed 
14 - Close To Me 
15 - Why Can't I Be You? 
16 - Boys Don't Cry 

I removed about 1 minute of encore breaks for the 2nd half of the show to fit onto a cdr. 

A fun night for show #1 for me. I was in the lower area, very end of the arena farthest from the stage. I had my Tascam and external mics resting in my lap, and in the guys next to me when mother nature called.

Bruce Springsteen - 1985-07-07 - Leeds, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Title: A Promise Of Life - Leeds '85
'Label': Ev2
Format: 3CD
Source: Audience
Date: 1985-07-07
Location: Roundhay Park, Leeds, UK.

Disc One:
01 Born In The U.S.A.
02 Badlands
03 Out In The Street
04 Johnny 99
05 Atlantic City
06 Introduction
07 The River
08 Working On The Highway
09 Trapped
10 Darlington County
11 Glory Days
12 The Promised Land
13 "Last Night Of Our European Tour"
14 My Hometown

Disc Two:
01 Thunder Road
02 Cover Me
03 Dancing In The Dark
04 Hungry Heart
05 Cadillac Ranch
06 Downbound Train
07 I'm On Fire
08 Because The Night
09 Racing In The Street
10 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
11 Introduction
12 Follow That Dream

Disc Three:
01 Born To Run
02 Bobby Jean
03 Two Hearts (w/ Little Steven)
04 Ramrod (w/ Little Steven)
05 Twist & Shout (w/ Do You Love Me)
06 Rockin' All Over The World
07 Seeds
08 "The Garden Of Eden"
09 Pink Cadillac
10 Sherry Darling
11 Introduction
12 This Land Is Your Land
13 Introduction
14 Can't Help Falling In Love

- Disc 3 tracks 07-12: August 9, 1985 - Soldier Field, Chicago, IL. (Warm Night In Chicago)
- Disc 3 tracks 13-14: September 19, 1985 - Oakland Stadium, Oakland, CA. (The Best Of Absolutely Everything)
======
- 'The Promised Land' is dedicated to fans that have been in front row during all of the UK shows.
- 'Follow That Dream' was only played this once in '85 part of the tour.
- Last show of the European BITUSA tour.
- Excellent versions of 'Because The Night', 'Follow That Dream', 'Racing In The Street' and so on.

Jan Garbarek Quartet - 1988-06-03 - St.Gerold, AT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Jan Garbarek Quartet (jazzrita > TomP remaster)

Probstei St. Gerold
Grosses Walsertal
St.Gerold, Austria
1988-06-03

Source:
FM > flacs kindly provided by jazzrita > Nero 8 (edit) > TLH (flac6 + md5 + SBE / Decode Check)

Editing:
Corrected FM phase offset
Corrected many volume and balance fluctuations
Cross-mixed channels (99:1 ratio)
Noise print NR, very low setting, mainly to improve sound quality rather than max. noise reduction
De-hum transitions between announcer and music start
Increased overall volume by +1dB
Removed some of the announcer and smoother out track transitions / tape flips
Retracked
Added flac tags with artwork from the DVD above, note: these will be deleted if files are altered in any way.

Quality: Worth an A+ now, would be more without the remaining FM noise

Jan Garbarek - tenor + soprano sax, flute
Rainer Brüninghaus - keys
Eberhard Weber - bass
Naná Vasconcelos - percussion

01 - Tongue Of Secrets 4:46 (named "Mekka" by the announcer)
02 - Send Word > Percussion Solo 10:23
03 - The Path 5:38
04 - Hasta Siempre 9:33
05 - Second Piece 4:24
06 - Fifth Piece > Bass Solo 9:44
07 - Gesture > Vozes 9:47
08 - Dansere 10:09
09 - Conversation 6:28
10 - O Berimbau 3:18
11 - Weaving A Garland > He Comes From The North > Bass Solo 11:22
12 - The Last Stage Of A Long Journey 6:31
13 - Paper Nut 5:25 (applause fade out)
14 - Percussion Intro > The Crossing Place 9:08 (seems to be a different source)

total: 106:39

Deep Purple - 1973-05-26 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA
1973-05-26

Average-good quality audience recording.

Flac level 8.

Lineage:
Trade CD-R > Easy CD-DA Extractor

Ritchie Blackmore - guitar
Ian Gillan - vocals
Jon Lord - keyboards
Roger Glover - bass
Ian Paice - drums

01. Highway Star (09:06)
02. Smoke On The Water (08:39)
03. Strange Kind Of Woman (10:00)
04. Child In Time (10:26)
05. Lazy - Ian Paice Drum Solo - The Mule (17:20)
06. Space Truckin' (08:14)

David Bowie - 2004-06-05 - Holmdel, NJ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

David Bowie - 40 Years To Reality
The PNC Arts Center
Holmdel, NJ, USA
5th June 2004
Excellent sound quality

Publisher: Definitive Stealth Works
Reference: DBYR001/DBYR002
Quality: Excellent Audience

Source: 
Trade CDR --> EAC WAVE --> FLAC 8 --> YOU

DISC ONE (69:27)
01. Intro
02. Rebel Rebel
03. Cactus
04. Sister Midnight
05. New Killer Star
06. Panic In Detroit
07. Never Get Old
08. Fame
09. All The Young Dudes
10. China Girl
11. The Loneliest Guy
12. The Man Who Sold The World
13. Heathen
14. Hallo Spaceboy
15. Under Pressure

DISC TWO (68:04)
01. Ashes To Ashes
02. Liza Jane
03. Station To Station
04. I'm Afraid Of Americans
05. Heroes
06. Awaiting Encore
07. Slip Away
08. The Supermen
09. White Light White Heat
10. Reality
11. Hang On To Yourself
12. Diamond Dogs
13. Suffagette City
14. Ziggy Stardust

notes
Bowie at his best! An awesome show and set! Listen to Dave on "Man Who Sold The World" let a security guard know there is "only one show" and his services are no longer required! A classic moment in time!

David Bowie - 1983-06-18 - Bad Segeberg, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

David Bowie 
Freilichtbühne, Bad Segeberg, Germany 

Digital transfer from bootleg double LP (cover scans attached), Audience recording 

Rec. Info: 
bootleg LP -> transfer via Thorens TD 146 + Magix Music Cleaning Lab to harddisk -> Magix Music Cleaning Lab (remaster/edit) -> FLAC (44,1 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) -> DIME 
This is one of the best audience recordings from the Serious Moonlight Tour and it seems to be the complete show. I have made no EQ as this is a very balanced and clear 
recording. Each instrument and especially David's voice come across very pronounced. The only things I made is to correct some sound levels and most of the clicks. 

I bought this double album right after it was released so it must have been the first pressing of the recording. The album cover has the following extra info: 
DRJONES 180683 LTD. EDITION NA220 GTP. 
It's a great show with David in very good mood and it provides the rarely played Red Sails. I attended the show in Frankfurt on 20.05.1983 which was one of the first of the whole tour. 

David Bowie - vocals, guitar, saxophone 
Earl Slick - guitar 
Carlos Alomar - guitar 
Carmine Rojas - bass guitar 
Tony Thompson - drums, percussion 
Dave Lebolt - keyboards, synthesizers 
Steve Elson - saxophones 
Stan Harrison - saxophones, woodwinds 
Lenny Pickett - saxophones, woodwinds 
George Simms - backing vocals 
Frank Simms - backing vocals 

01 - The Jean Genie (Intro) -> Star 
02 - "Heroes" 
03 - What In The World 
04 - Golden Years 
05 - Fashion 
06 - Let's Dance 
07 - Red Sails 
08 - Breaking Glass 
09 - Life On Mars 
10 - Sorrow 
11 - Cat People 
12 - China Girl 
13 - Scary Monsters 
14 - Rebel Rebel 
15 - White Light/White Heat 
16 - Station To Station 
17 - Cracked Actor 
18 - Ashes To Ashes 
19 - Space Oddity 
20 - band introduction 
21 - Young Americans 
22 - TVC 15 
23 - Fame 
24 - Stay 
25 - The Jean Genie 
26 - encore call 
27 - Modern Love 

length 111:16 min.

Alice Cooper - 2017-09-21 - Rio de Janeiro, BR (ts pro-shot) 5.65 GB

(ts pro-shot)

HDTV
1080i
TS
H.264
AC3
MPEG4 Video (H264) 1920x1080 29.97fps 12.4 Mb/s
Dolby AC3 48000Hz 6ch 384kbps

01 - Spend the Night intro
02 - Brutal Planet
03 - No More Mr. Nice Guy
04 - Under My Wheels
05 - Guitar Solo (Nita Strauss)
06 - Poison
07 - Halo of Flies (with drum solo)
08 - Feed My Frankenstein
09 - Cold Ethyl
10 - Only Women Bleed
11 - Killer (partial)
12 - I Love the Dead (band vocals only)
13 - Fire (with The Crazy World of Arthur Brown)
14 - School's Out (with 'Another Brick in the Wall Part 2' by Pink Floyd snippet)

01:00:02

Frank Zappa - 1976-11-19 - Detroit, MI (AUD/FLAC) by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Frank Zappa 
1976 11 19 
Cobo Hall 
Detroit, MI 

~~ from Master Tape > DAT transfer ~~ 

Raw 48k DAT transfer seeded by musigny23 in Shoebox: http://www.zappateers.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=21149 

speed corrected (+30cts), downsampled (to 44.1k) & tracked for FZ Shows 

no further tweaking 

current FZshows entry: 
1976 11 19 - Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI 
120 min, Aud, A- 
With Flo & Eddie on vocals (*), Ralphe Armstrong on bass (**) and Don Brewer on drums (***). 
Parts of this concert are available on Conceptual Continuity - BTB II. 
The Purple Lagoon, Stinkfoot, The Poodle Lecture, Dirty Love, Wind Up Workin' In A Gas Station, Tryin' To grow A Chin, The Torture Never Stops, City Of Tiny Lights, A Pound For A Brown, 
Titties 'n Beer, Black Napkins, The Purple Lagoon, Rudy Wants To Buy Yez A Drink*/**, Would You Go All The Way?*/**, Daddy Daddy Daddy*/**, What Kind Of Girl?*/**, 
Dinah-Moe Humm**/***, The Purple Lagoon, Stranded In The Jungle, Camarillo Brillo, Muffin Man, The Purple Lagoon 

This copy: 110.33 min, AUD MC, A/A- 

Lineage: 
MC > analog EQ? > DAT 48k > Hard Drive > flac (Shoebox) > wav > 
Soundforge 9: speed correction, minor phase offset & vol.level adjustments, downsampled to 44.1k, tracking > 
flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (650 MB) 

taped by: ... ("The taper grew up in Detroit and then moved to Washington state") 
transferred by: musigny23 
edited by: musigny23, flambay 

Frank Zappa's Band, October 1976 - February 1977: 

FZ, Ray White, Patrick O'Hearn, Terry Bozzio, Eddie Jobson, 
guest artists: 
Flo & Eddie on vocals (*), Ralphe Armstrong on bass (**) and Don Brewer on drums (***). 

01 Crowd, Tuning [0:45] 
02 Purple Lagoon Intro [1:48] 
03 Stinkfoot [7:32] 
04 The Poodle Lecture [4:10] 
05 Dirty Love [3:27] 
06 Wind Up Workin' In A Gas Station [2:21] 
07 Tryin' To Grow A Chin (q: O Come, All Ye Faithful)[4:20] 
08 The Torture Never Stops [12:42] 
09 City Of Tiny Lites [7:44] 
10 Pound For A Brown [11:28] °°° tf/cut at 1:14 
11 Titties 'n Beer [7:05] 
12 Black Napkins [17:23] 
13 Purple Lagoon Outro [0:25] 

14 encore break (FZ introduces guest artists) [1:15] °°° cuts in, no music missing 
15 Rudy Wants To Buy Yez A Drink*/** [2:09] °°° drop out/cut at 0:40 
16 Would You Go All The Way?*/** [2:01] 
17 Daddy Daddy Daddy*/** [2:06] 
18 What Kind Of Girl?*/** [4:16] °°° tf/cut at 3:31 
19 Dinah-Moe Humm**/*** [6:13] 
20 Purple Lagoon Outro #2 [0:25] 

21 encore break #2 [0:32] °°° cuts in, no music missing 
22 Stranded In The Jungle [2:17] 
23 Camarillo Brillo [3:39] 
24 Muffin Man [3:54] 
25 Purple Lagoon Outro #3 [0:24] 

Total time 110.33 min 

Notes: 
All previously seeded versions of this show with same cuts as above listed. 
No fills currently available, no other recording known so far. 

Info notes with orig. Shoebox seed (raw DAT transfer - 48k) (by musigny23): 
This is my DAT tape ripped straight to hard drive. These flacs files are where I found breaks in continuity in the recording. 
While this is a transfer from the master cassettes I feel it probably had analog EQ applied to it as it was transferred. 
While it isn't badly done, it is probably not truly a pure version of the master cassettes, but I don't know for sure. 

There was a short dropout (not a glitch) in Rudy that is on the DAT, not a DAT flaw. 
Decode these and line them up and you have the DAT as I got it about 16 years ago. 

MC > analog EQ? > DAT 48k (SONY I think) 

Add.note: 
Flo & Eddie (with their own band) opened this night for FZ. 
A seed of that portion can be found here in FZ Related: 
Flo & Eddie - 1976 11 19 Detroit MI 50.38 2nd AUD (Drew51) (w/ Fowler Brothers and Albert Wing!) 

Credits: 
Thanks to the unknown taper 
Thanks to musigny23 for sharing the orig. DAT transfer of this AUD Master tape 

Brought to you by musigny23 and flambay. 

David Bowie - 1983-05-19 - Brussels, Belgium (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Vorst Nationaal
Brussels, Belgium
May 19, 1983

Lineage:
Low Gen Tape --> Audacity -- FLAC Front End 8

01. Intro/The Jean Genie (Intro)
02. Star
03. "Heroes"
04. What In The World
05. Look Back In Anger
06. Joe The Lion
06-2. Wild Is The Wind count-in
07. Wild Is The Wind
08. Golden Years
09. Fashion -->
10. Let's Dance
11. Red Sails
12. Breaking Glass
13. Life On Mars
14. Sorrow
15. Cat People
16. China Girl
17. Scary Monsters
18. Rebel Rebel
19. I Can't Explain
20. White Light/White Heat

Second Set:
21. Station To Station
22. Cracked Actor
23. Ashes To Ashes
24. Space Oddity
25. Band Introductions
26. Young Americans
27. Soul Love
28. Hang Onto Yourself
29. Fame
30. TVC-15

Encores:
31. Stay
32. The Jean Genie
33. Modern Love

Description:
In conjunction with Isolar 2's release of the May 18, 1983 show, here is the 19th in similar quality. This was sent to me in low gen form, I believe three times off the master. These shows are historic considering the original Serious Moonlight setlist is featured, which was drastically shortened as the official tour kicked off in Frankfurt 2 days later. The Frankfurt show dropped great songs like 'Joe The Lion', 'Soul Love' which would not stay in the setlist. Others like Look Back In Anger would not re-appear for a couple of months. These shows are a must if you are a Bowie collector of any kind....There are 34 songs but no song 18, making for a 33 song setlist.

Bob Dylan - 2004-06-23 - Glasgow, Scotland (2xDVDfull aud-shot)

(2xDVDfull aud-shot)

Masters Series 184 

D4 A7 S9 H8 F8 BR5 97 mins 

VIDEO
Mpeg-2, 720 x 576. 25 fps, pic ratio 4.3. PAL 

AUDIO
AC3 Dolby Digital, 48000 Hz, stereo 38.4 kb/s 

DVD1
01 - The Wicked Messenger 
02 - The Times They Are A-Changin' 
03 - Cry A While 
04 - Trying To Get To Heaven 
05 - It's Alright, Ma 
06 - Man In The Long Black Coat 
07 - Tweedle Dee And Tweedle Dum 
08 - Boots Of Spanish Leather 
09 - I Don't Believe You 
10 - Forever Young 

DVD 2 
01 - Honest With Me 
02 - Every Grain Of Sand 
03 - Summer Days 

Encores
04 - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 
05 - Like A Rolling Stone 
06 - All Along The Watchtower 

An extremely steady view of this show 

EC30 tapes transferred to PC via a Panasonic NV-W1 Professional triple standard vhs machine. 
Files authored to DVD with Tempgenc DVD Works Author 4 

Remember even if you have some of the Daves films already that at best your copies will be 2 generations poorer than anything in the Masters series, so get em all. These will be with original sound though many will feature as sound upgrades eventually with my two mates Yassou and Madhasse helping out

Billy Joel - 1984-05-21 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

 


(Audience FLAC)

Title: Innocent Nights
Venue: Budokan, Tokyo, Japan
Date: May 21, 1984
Label: Zion
Number: ZION-029
Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > jetAudio > FLAC

Disc 1
01 Opening (The Mexican Connection)
02 Prelude / Angry Young Man
03 My Life
04 The Stranger
05 Don't Ask Me Why
06 Allentown
07 Goodnight Saigon
08 Pressure
09 Just The Way You Are

Disc 2
01 Scenes From An Italian Restaurant
02 An Innocent Man
03 The Longest Time
04 Stiletto
05 Sometimes A Fantasy
06 It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
07 Uptown Girl
08 Big Shot
09 Tell Her About It
10 You May Be Right
11 Only The Good Die Young

Robert Plant - 2015-06-14 - Manchester, TN (MKV pro-shot)

(MKV pro-shot)

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival 
Which Stage 
Great Stage Park 
Manchester, Tennessee 
June 14, 2015 

Lineage: Live Webcast -> FFmpeg -> Avidemux 2.6 (cut) -> .mkv (no transcoding) 
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280x720 16:9 3400 Kbps 29.97 fps 
Audio: AAC 160 Kbps 44.1 KHz stereo 

01 - The Wanton Song 
02 - Turn It Up 
03 - Black Dog 
04 - Rainbow 
05 - Going to California 
06 - No Place to Go / Dazed and Confused 
07 - The Lemon Song 
08 - Little Magie 
09 - Fixin' to Die (Bukka White cover) 
10 - Crossroads / I Just Wanna Make Love to You / You Need Love / Whole Lotta Love / Who Do You Love / Whole Lotta Love 
11 - Rock and Roll 

TRT = 1 hr 21 mins 14 secs

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings - 2004-07-24 - Dublin, Ireland (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

excellent private shot

Source: Canon MV550i camcorder onto Sony 80min DV tapes (in standard mode) > ? > DVD
Lineage: DVD (unknown gen) > PC

Thanx to Anthony1 for filming

Received this show year ago. Forgot the name of the trader. He said he bought a copy on the flee market.

Found a clip of this recording on you tube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C31G0pogxLM

TRT: 110 min
video codec : mpg-2
frame rate: 2.0
bitrate: 5011 kbit/s
frame: 720 x 576
screen: 4:3 PAL

Set One:
1. I want to sing that Rock & Roll
2. Elvis Presley Blues
3. Rock of Ages
4. Ruination Day
5. Tonight, I'll be Staying here with you (Dylan)
6. Look at Miss Ohio
7. One More Dollar
8. Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor
9. Red Clay Halo

Set Two:
10. My First Lover
11. No One Knows my name
12. Black Star (Radiohead)
13. Revelator
14. By the Mark
15. Racing in the Street (Springsteen)
16. Everything is Free
17. Caleb Meyer

Encore:
18. The Way it will be
19. Wrecking Ball
20. After Midnight (J.J. Cale)
21. John Henry

Area - 1977-06-05 - Cesena, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:
Unknown>CD>EAC (Secure mode)>FLAC

01 - Diforisma urbano
02 - Intro a Maledetti
03 - Gerontocrazia
04 - Scum
05 - Giro giro tondo
06 - Cometa rossa
07 - La mela di odessa

Sound quality is for die-hard fans: B+