(DVDfull pro-shot)
"This Is It"
29th October 2006
Electric Proms
Main Space
Roundhouse
London
Video Source: BBCi/BBC1/BBC2 TV > DVB-T Freeview > Pinnacle PCTV 300i > Pinnacle MediaCenter2
Audio Source: BBC Radio 2 FM (88.80mhz) > JVC RX-7022R > Adobe Audition v2 (at 48khz)
Authoring: Womble MPEG Video Wizard 2006 > Sony DVD Architect v4
Video: PAL 720x576 25fps 4500kbps aVBR
Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Widescreen
Audio: LPCM 48khz 16bits Stereo
A Gold Hawk DVD Production [GH_DVD_WHO_016_v2]
Menu's and Chapters added by hntgzr
DVD Playlist:
01 - Introduction
02 - I Can't Explain
03 - The Seeker
04 - Who Are You
05 - Fragments *
06 - Sound Round
07 - Pick Up The Peace
08 - Endless Wire
09 - We've Got A Hit
10 - They Made My Dreams Come True
11 - Mirror Door
12 - Baba O'Riley
13 - My Generation
14 - Mike Post's Theme **
15 - Pinball Wizard
16 - Amazing Journey
17 - Sparks ***
18 - See Me Feel Me
19 - Tea & Theatre
Bonus Material:
01 - Parkinson (28th October 2006) - ITV1 16:9 Widescreen
02 - Letterman (16th September 2006) - ITV4 4:3 Generic
03 - Front Row (27th October 2006) - BBC Radio 4 FM
04 - Roundhouse Interview (Date Unknown) - BBC Webcast
Notes:
The Roundhouse gig was originally broadcast on BBCi as a 33 minute looped on 30th October 2006 for 4 days as part of BBC's Electric Proms coverage. A further track was shown on a highlights package for 3 days from 31st October. The concert was also broadcast on Radio 2 on 4th November 2006. A BBC One Sessions programme aired on 26th November 2006. On 17th December 2006 a further highlights package was aired on BBC2.
From all these broadcasts only Man In A Purple Dress has not been seen or heard.
The BBCi broadcast consisted of ICE, Skr, W&G, WAY & T&T (in that order). MG was shown during the highlights package. The radio broadcast didn't include MG nor T&T. The BBC1 broadcast consisted of ICE, WAY, W&Gx2, MG, W&Gx2, BOR, PW, AJ, SMFM & T&T. The BBC2 broadcast consisted of MPT and WAY plus a very short interview segment with Pete (this is the same as the Bonus Material footage).
The radio broadcast resembled the closest order in which the tracks were played live.
On this DVD, tracks 2 and 12 to 19 were taken from the BBC1 broadcast. Tracks 3 to 11 were taken from the BBCi broadcast. Track 1 is from the Radio broadcast. Track 14 was taken from the BBC2 broadcast. Due to MG and T&T not being broadcast on radio, the audio for these two tracks has been taken from the video source and converted to LPCM for dvd compliance.
To ensure continuity, the above choice was made so as the footage did not chop and change between that with logo's and that without and to reduce the amount of editing required to sync in the FM audio with the TV footage. The BBCi footage has a small logo in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. The BBC1 and BBC2 footage is logo free.
There are some gaps within the footage. * for 34 seconds. ** for 18secs & 4 secs respectively and *** for 5mins 39secs. The first being where Pete describes the Roundhouse and them himself. This was not broadcast on TV. The second is Mike Post Theme where the introduction by Roger was not aired, nor the crowd chanting "Who" between MPT and PW. The third is Sparks. So as not to have a blank screen whilst watching this DVD, Scruff (thanks mate) sent me some scans to use. The first blank gap was filled with recent Magazine Covers. The intro to MPT and the crowd chanting was filled with a few screen grabs. Sparks was filled with Tommy memorabilia. If you find this irritating, simply look away from the
screen!
No recompression or re-encoding took place with the Roundhouse video.
For the picky amongst us (and I'm one of those), there are two points of note. Firstly, there is about 2 seconds of footage missing from this dvd just prior to Sound Round starting. The BBCi footage differed from the Radio broadcast in showing an almost false start. It was edited out of the Radio broadcast. Secondly, there is a sync issue towards the end of SMFM, where Roger says thank you. The BBC1 footage shows more crowd cheering at this point. I did not want to attempt to sync this in correctly. You will hopefully agree with me that these two points are minor and will not spoil your enjoyment of this DVD! Perhaps you may have never noticed these, but I thought I'd point them out to you!
The bonus material was captured using the same equipment and settings as above with the exception of Parkinson and the Webcast. Parkinson was captured on a standalone DVD recorder. The webcast was downloaded as an RM file and converted to MPEG2 for dvd compliance using WinAVI v7.6. This footage is therefore of lesser quality than the rest. The Letterman show is allegedly broadcast in 16:9, however it isn't really. Therefore it is here on this dvd in 4:3 aspect.
Many thanks to GuessWho for supplying the Parkinson footage.
Many thanks to Scruff for taking time and effort to scan some Covers and Tommy images for use to fill in the gaps.
Artwork and MD5 Verification Files all included.
If this is shared elsewhere please leave this text file intact, thank you!
Please note that this DVD is an Upgrade. This version has a catalogue number of
GH_DVD_WHO_016_v2. The previous inferior version was GH_DVD_WHO_016.
(FM broadcast FLAC)
Rebroadcast on Alan (Fluff) Freeman's Satuday Rock Show (possibly 1989?)
Lineage:
BBC Radio 1 FM>Marantz ST320L Tuner>Aiwa or Teac cassette recorder (master cassette)>Wave capture, track markers and burned to cdr using Magix audio cleaner>Accuraterip to flac level 8.
01 - Run, Shakers Life
02 - With A Little Help From My Friends
03 - Marjorine
04 - Change In Louise
05 - Can't Be So Bad
06 - Let's Go Get Stoned
07 - That's Your Business
08 - Delta Lady
09 - Hitchcock Railway
00 - Fluff with song titles.
Runtime 00:31:25
(Audience FLAC)
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Title: The Legend Lives On... Tears Of Emperor
Dates: November 12, 1995
Venue: Yoyogi Olympic Pool, Tokyo, Japan.
Source: Audience Recording
Lineage: Unknown Label (11121/11122) Boot 2CD > WAV > EAC > FLAC
Ritchie Blackmore: Guitar
Doogie White: Vocals
Greg Smith: Bass, Backing Vocals
Paul Morris: Keyboards
Chuck Burgi: Drums
Disc.1
01: Opening ~ Over The Rainbow
02: Spotlight Kid
03: Rainbow Eyes
04: Too Late For Tears
05: Long Live Rock'n Roll (incl. Black Night)
06: Hunting Humans (Insatiable)
07: Wolf To The Moon
08: Difficult To Cure
09: Keyboard Solo
10: Still I'm Sad
11: Drum Solo
12: Man On The Silver Mountain
13: Adlib Song #1 (Love Hurts)
14: Temple Of The King
Disc.2
01: Black Masquerade
02: Ariel
03: Street Of Dreams
04: Trad Song #2
05: Since You Been Gone
06: Perfect Strangers
07: Adlib Song #2 (Waltzing Matilda)
08: Hall Of Mountain King
Encore 1
09: Stone Cold
10: Trad Song #2
11: Burn
Encore 2
12: Maybe Next Time
13: Woman From Tokyo
14: Smoke On The Water - Over The Rainbow
(Audience FLAC)
Wembley Session Second Night, CC 814-815
November 12 2006, Wembley Arena
London, England
lineage
Original Silver Discs --> EAC (Secure) --> Waw --> Flac Level 8 & Align --> ABMS
CD1
01 - Intro
02 - Blinded By The Light
03 - Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
04 - John Henry
05 - Johnny 99
06 - Further On (Up The Road)
07 - Jesse James
08 - O, Mary Don't You Weep
09 - Bobby Jean
10 - Erie Canal
11 - My Oklahoma Home
12 - The River
13 - Mrs. McGrath
14 - How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live
CD2
01 - Jacob's Ladder
02 - Long Time Comin'
03 - Open All Night
04 - Pay Me My Money Down
05 - Land Of Hope And Dreams
06 - You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
07 - When The Saints Go Marching In
08 - This Little Light Of Mine
09 - American Land
10 - Man On The Flying Trapeze
11 - Shenandoha*
* = Bonus Track
11 - The Point, Dublin, November 18 2006
(Soundboard/Audience FLAC)
Bob Dylan & Mark Knopfler
The Complete Recording Sessions 1979-1986
Compilation Soundboard/Audience
CDR Trade > WAV (FLAC) > FLAC (TLH)
DISC ONE (the outtakes):
01. Trouble in Mind 4.51
02. Ye Shall Be changed 4.09
03. Blind Willie McTell (acoustic version) 5.53
04. Someone’s Got A Hold Of My Heart 4.33
05. Tell Me 4.25
06. Lord Protect My Child 3.57
07. Foot of Pride 5.58
08. Death Is Not The End 5.10
09. Julius And Ethel 4.47
10. This Was My Love 4.09
11. Blind Willie McTell (electric version) 4.56
12. Angel Flying Too Close 4.46
13. Straight A’s In Love 2.23
14. Clean Cut Kid 6.49
15. Don’t Fly Unless It’s Safe 3.16
16. Dark Groove 2.48
17. Trouble in Mind 4.16
Total time: 77:08
Track #1: This is the uncut version with an extra verse. Perfect sound quality. Never officially released.
Track #2-8: Perfect sound quality.
Track #9-11: The sound quality varies. Never officially released.
Track #12 b-side.
Track #13-16: The sound quality varies. Never officially released.
Track #17: b-side. Same recording as track #1 but with one verse cut.
******************
DISC TWO (the alternative versions):
01. Jokerman 6.22
02. Sweetheart Like You 4.15
03. Neighbourhood Bully 4.38
04. License To Kill 3.31
05. Man Of Peace 6.35
06. Union Sundown 5.06
07. I and I 4.30
08. Don’t Fall Apart On Me Tonight 5.48
09. Foot Of Pride (version #2) 6.01
10. Someone’s Gotta Hold of My Heart (version #2) 5.05
11. Tell Me (version #2) 4.35
12. Lord Protect My child (version #2) 4.41
13. Death Is Not The End (version #2) 5.02
14. Angel Flying Too Close (version #2) 4.06
15. This Was My Love (version #2) 3.46
16. Julius and Ethel 4.41
Total time: 78:53
Tracks #1-8: Alternative versions of the Infidels songs.
Tracks #9-15: Alternative versions of outtakes.
Track #16: Mono version, same take as the other one. The lead guitar has almost disapeared.
******************
DISC THREE (rehearsels and live):
01. I and I (version #2) 5.00
02. Sweetheart Like You (version #2) 4.08
03. Union Sundown (version #2) 6.49
04. Sweetheart rehearsals 28.14
05. Blowin’ In the Wind 5.55
06. Rock ‘Em Dead 4.43
07. Knocking On Heavens Door 3.50
08. All Along The Watchtower 4.37
09. Leopardskin Pillbox Hat 4.24
10. License To Kill 4.48
11. Knocking On Heaven’s Door 5.32
Total time: 78:03
Tracks #1-3: Alternative versions. Sound quality varies.
Track #4: Sweetheart Like You rehearsals. Alternative takes, talking, improvisations. Sound quality varies.
Track #5-7: Mark Knopfler joining Bob Dylan at a concert in Sydney, Australia, February 10, 1986. The backing band is Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. Poor sound.
Track #8-11: Dylan joining Dire Straits at a concert in Melbourne, Australia, February 19, 1986. Poor sound
(Soundboard FLAC)
07/03/1980 Eisstadion, Mannheim, Germany
07/02/1980 Eisstadion, Mannheim, Germany
lineage
Silver > EAC > Flac
07/03/1980 Eisstadion, Mannheim, Germany
DISC 1
1. The Train Kept A Rollin'
2. Nobody's Fault But Mine
3. Black Dog
4. In The Evening
5. The Rain Song
6. Hot Dog
7. All My Love
8. Trampled Underfoot
9. Since I've Been Loving You
DISC 2
1. Achilles Last Stand
2. White Summer
3. Black Mountain Side
4. Kashmir
5. Stairway To Heaven
6. Communication Breakdown
7. Rock And Roll
07/02/1980 Eisstadion, Mannheim, Germany
DISC 3
1. The Train Kept A Rollin'
2. Nobody's Fault But Mine
3. Black Dog
4. In The Evening
5. The Rain Song
6. Hot Dog
7. All My Love
8. Trampled Underfoot
9. Since I've Been Loving You
DISC 4
1. Achilles Last Stand
2. White Summer
3. Black Mountain Side
4. Kashmir (Incomplete)
NOT INCLUDED :
Bonus: July 5th, 1980 Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
5. Stairway To Heaven
6. Rock And Roll
7. Whole Lotta Love (GUEST STAR: SIMON KIRKE (BAD COMPANY))
Simon Kirke only played on Whole Lotta Love
(Studio FLAC)
BMW
EXODUS & KAYA
"MONTIOR MIXS"
1977 1978
CD1 & 2
lineage
Cd>> Wav >> Flac lvl.8
orignaly cd was known and dubbed
"kaya & exodus horns mixs"...false titled...so here
it is finaly and complete, and with
its orignaly title.
one love on cd 2 is awesome...
no glitchs..perfect.
audio quality: studio sdb.
Cd 1:
01 Exodus,
02 Satisfy My Soul,
03 Satisfy MY Soul (continues),
04 Misty Morning,
05 Natural Mystic,
06 Running Away,
07 Turn Your Lights Down Low,
08 Is This Love,
09 Jamming,
10 Guiltiness,
11 Sun Is Shining,
12 Kaya,
13 Crisis,
14 Easy Skanking,
15 So Much Things To Say
Cd 2:
01 exodus
02 guiltyness
03 roots
04 she's gone
05 waiting in vain
06 natural mystic
07 heathen
08 so much things too say
09 exodus
10 jamming
11 waiting in vain
12 three little birds
13 one love
14 satisfy my soul
14 satisfy my soul
15 satisfy my soul
16 waiting in vain
17 waiting in vain
(Studio FLAC)
Lineage
Trade CDR > HDD > FLAC
disc 1
1.yoru yori fukaku Part2 (Take1.2)
2.tori no koe
3.shiroi mezame
4.enter the mirror
disc 2
1.enter the mirror
2.(Talking)
3.yoru, ansatsusha no yoru
4."Unknown"
5.eien ni imaga
(Audience FLAC)
Sunpukaikan, Shizuoka, Japan
Lineage:
Silver CDs>EAC(secure & accurate mode)>FLAC
Purple Haze (Tarantura TCDED-13-1, 2)
Disc 1
01 Opening
02 Layla
03 Little Wing
04 Blues Power
05 Can’t Find My Way Home
06 So Many Lord Blues
07 Stormy Monday
Disc 2
01 tuning
02 Badge
03 Sun Is Shining
04 Tell The Truth
05 Eyesight To TheBlind
06 Carnival
Notes:
As you can read below in the review, this recording seems runs from 2,5% to 4% too slow. If someone can check this and eventually fix the speed problem will make a very good thing.
Review from collectorsmusicreviews.com
Purple Haze presents a new tape source for Eric Clapton’s October 29th, 1975 show at the Sun Plaza in Shizuka, Japan. An older, very good tape source exists for this show and has been pressed before on Eyesight To The Blind (Dirty 13 D13-013A/B). This new source is distant but the music is loud and clear enabling the taper to capture the atmosphere of the show perfectly. Unfortunately, the tape runs 2.5% too slow and detracts from what otherwise would be another sterling Eric Clapton release on the Tarantura label.
There are minor cuts between some of the tracks but is otherwise musically complete. The tracking is slightly off too: the introduction before “Can’t Find My Way Home,” where Clapton plays the opening riff to “Purple Haze,” is tracked separately as is the minute long tuning before “Badge” on disc two. What is listed on disc one as “So Many Lord Blues” is a cover of Otis Rush’s “So Many Roads” with references to “Stormy Monday” included in the long improvisation. Shizuoka is in the middle of Clapton’s second tour of Japan occurring almost exactly a year after the first. This is the fifth of seven total dates and is followed by the two Budokan shows.
In the intervening year two albums were released, There’s One In Every Crowd and the live album E.C. Is Here. Curiously, nothing from the latest studio albums are played in this concert. Four songs, including the opening two, date from Derek And The Dominos’ Layla And Other Assorted Love Songs and it isn’t until the spectacular encore section where anything brand new is attempted. Clapton is supported by the same band as the previous trip and the mellow, acoustic numbers were dropped in favor of a full electric set.
“Layla” is a good opener and features Clapton playing off of George Terry very well during the long improvisation. After a long tuning the band launch into “Little Wing” to the appreciation of the audience. “Blues Power” reaches almost fifteen minutes with extended soloing in the middle. Afterwards Clapton introduces Elliman who attempts to speak in Japanese and laughs out of embarrassment. Clapton plays the opening to Jimi Hendrix’s “Purple Haze” before order is restored and Elliman introduces the next song “I Can’t Find My Way Home.” The song really drags on this tape before it ends six minutes later.
There is a small cut in the tape right after this song eliminating the applause. “We’d like to take you even further down” is Clapton’s cryptic introduction to “So Many Roads.” It begins similar to Zeppelin’s “Since I’ve Been Loving You” and is a long, majestic blues that reaches fifteen minutes in duration. This is the version first recorded by Otis Rush and also goes under the name “So Many Roads, So Many Trains.” John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers covered this tune in the past so it is very familiar to Clapton. This version is interesting because it also includes an electric piano solo caught up in the middle on Clapton’s genius blues soloing. Disc two begins with a minute of tuning before Clapton introduces the next song, “This is called BAD-GE. It’s about a badger.” The favored arrangement is to play the first verses before a long percussion solo by Jimmy Oldaker. At five minutes twenty-seven seconds into the track Clapton forgets his vocal cue and comes in late with the second verse before the six minute drum solo in middle. The band returns for the closing section of the track, repeating, “love is my badge.”
Afterwards Clapton introduces Marcy Levy for her solo spot “The Sun Is Shining” in a thick Japanese accent, “Rovery Rady named Marcy Revy!” Some girls in the audience shout out Eric’s name before he says, “Dis is de last number of de show. You get the message? The epitome of it all” before “Tell The Truth.” Marcy Levy sings the second verse before the long guitar solo which features Clapton and Terry playing a duel with slide guitars. After several minutes of audience clapping the band come out for the encores and ironically contain the only brand new material. The spectacular “Eyesight For The Blind” comes from the film Tommy which was released the previous spring. The frenetic percussion and the strong Hammond organ presence in the middle bring a strong Santana vibe to the song.
The driving riff and the soloing above the rhythm makes this song a highlight both in the movie and this concert. After ten minutes the band leaves Oldaker alone as Clapton introduces the second encore number, “dedicated to Dana and Will because it is their birthday today and they like this song.” “Carnival” is a song Clapton worked on the previous July with the Rolling Stones in New York where it was given the provisional title “Carnival To Rio.” The final version would appear on the 1976 LP No Reason To Cry. It is great that Tarantura are unearthing all these previously unknown Eric Clapton tapes from Japan. The sound quality of this one is very good and Purple Haze could have been a killer release if the speed were corrected. It is limited to one hundred copies and comes packaged in a cardboard gatefold sleeve. (GS)
There are some really great jams in this show with some being very lengthy. “Badge” has what sounds to be an interesting improvised drum/percussion solo followed by “Sun Is Shining” that features Marcy Levy on vocals and is a highlight in tonight’s set. “Eyesight To The Blind” runs non-stop with “Carnival” and both are great versions as well.
I believe the speed on this release runs closer to 4% too slow and really does drag down the performance. Hearing this tape at the corrected speed is a really good listen but is otherwise difficult to listen to as is. For this reason, Purple Haze will not be one of Tarantura’s more desirable titles. (WGPSEC)
(Audience FLAC)
Lake Compounce
w/ Roomful of Blues horn section
Essential SRV series – a “must have” show. If you have the master, please post it!
Audience recording EX-
Unknown gear> 1st gen cassette>2nd gen cassette>CDR>EAC>FLAC
01 intro instrumental
02 scuttle buttin’>
03 say what?!
04 Pride & Joy
05 You’ll be mine
06 Look at little sister {mic problem during this song, big dropout]
07 You done lost your good thing now
08 Woke up this morning
09 Mary Had a little Lamb (cut)
10 Travis Walk (cut)
11 Superstition>
12 Willie the Wimp
Disc 2
13 Cold Shot>
14 Couldn’t stand the weather w/ Band into
15 Life without you
Encore
w/ Roomful of Blues Horn Section
16 encore - no music
17 Let me love you baby (early version of this too)
18 Texas Flood
19 Don’t lose your cool (the shit baby)
2nd encore
20 Lovestruck Baby
21 Rude Mood
22 Voodoo Chile (slight return)
There are a lot of copies of a transfer Bob Wilmott did for me many years ago, but sound cards have improved so much I decided to do a new transfer. This is one of the absolute best SRV audience recordings I’ve ever heard even though the crowd is present at times. No close talkers. Samples provided. It is also a great, very upbeat performance. First show of the tour, probably the first performance of “Travis Walk,” somewhat atypical setlist, 2 encores, Stevie in a great mood, clean and happy to be alive.
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