Bob Marley - 1978-07-07 - Rotterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bob Marley & The Wailers - Ahoy, Rotterdam (NL) 1978/07/07

Source:
Soundboard -> R2R Master -> DAT/CD -> FM -> Technics GT350 tuner (Analog) -> M-Audio Microtrack (16b, 44.1Hz) -> USB -> Adobe Audition 1.5 (Editing & Waves L2) -> CDWave -> -> FLAC (level6) -> You

Bob Marley - Vocals, Guitar
Ashton "Familyman" Barrett - Bass 
Carlton "Carlie" Barrett - Drums 
Al Anderson - Lead Guitar 
Tyrone Downie - Keyboards 
Wire Lindo - Organ, Clavinet 
Junior Marvin - Guitar
Alvin "Seeco" Patterson - Percussion 
Rita Marley - Background Vocals 
Judy Mowatt - Background Vocals 
Marcia Griffiths - Background Vocals 

01. 'Bob Intro' 
02. Positive Vibration 
03. Is This Love
04. Concrete Jungle
05. No Woman No Cry
06. Easy Skanking
07. Jammin
08. I Shot the Sheriff 
09. Running Away

Time: 51m30s

Broadcast on the Dutch Radio2 on August 11, 2006 by the KRO.

Prof sez:
A great recording, for the first time with complete line-age. Sadly, this is not complete, unlike other versions circulating. But as far as I know, this is the first digitally recorded FM version, so it should be an upgrade.

This was show was banned here before on dime, because of the track "Wake Up and Live": which has been officially released. That track was not included in this re-broadcast. To my best knowledge and reseach, nothing here has been officially release. 

The Vara did a truly great job in recording and mixing this. Just love that big bass sound that only reggae bassists seem to have. The trackorder is probably not chronicle, as it is very different from the trackorder of the bootleg w/ the complete version. But I left everything as is. Just raised the volume a bit.

I recorded this at someone else's house from the FM cable, using my own tuner and digital recorder. I had the hardest time finding the right radio frequency, because the radio station I tried to find on the cable is on a different frequency in my own town. I started searching half an hour before the broadcast. But as time went by, I could not find what I was looking for. Then miracleously, I found the right frequency just 10 seconds before the concert started ! Pheeeew....

Elton John - 1972-05-03 - South Bend, IN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Athletic & Convocation Center, Notre Dame U., South Bend, IN

lineage
SBD > ? > FLAC & SBD > ? > CDR > ? WAV > FLAC

01 Tiny Dancer
02 Susie
03 Border Song
04 Levon
05 Your Song
06 Can I Put You On
07 Holiday Inn
08 Rocket Man
09 Country Comfort
10 Madman Across the Water
11 Take Me to the Pilot
12 Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On

First attempt at cobbling together the two in-ciruclation versions of this soundboard recording.

Van Morrison - 1983-06-11 - Milan, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

"LIVE IN MILANO 11.06.83" Milano, Italy June 11th 1983 (Vinyl Transfer, JTT)

VAN MORRISON
"LIVE IN MILANO 11.06.83"
Teatro Tenda

WIND RECORDS: VM01

MATRIX: VM01 A/B/C/D

Copies from "MY" discs have never been circulated in any form

SOURCE: 
Near Mint Vinyl Albums (Played Once) > Technics SL 1200 MK2/Ortofon PRO S > Onkyo P304
Soundforge PRO 10c > FLAC Level 8 Align on Sector Boundaries

Some Track Transitions Cleaned, NO Other Remastering

Transfer From Vinyl to Digital, JTT 2011

300dpi Artwork for Double Jewel Case is Included using Scans of Original Sleeve

Kenny Craddock - keyboards
Tom Donlinger - drums
Pee Wee Ellis - saxophones
David Hayes - bass
Mark Isham - trumpet
Arty McGlynn - guitar
Peter Van Hooke - drums
Doreen Chanter - backing vocals

Disc One
Side A
01. Inarticulate Speech of the Heart #1
02. Moondance
03. Into The Mystic >
04. Inarticulate Speech of the Heart #2
05. Dweller on the Threshold
06. Vanlose Stairway
07. Bright Side of the Road
08. She Gives Me Religion

Side B
09. It's All In The Game > You Know What They're Writing About
10. Connswater
11. Celtic Swing
12. Northern Muse (Solid Ground)
13. Beautiful Vision
14. Help Me
15. I've Been Working
16. Satisfied

Disc Two
Side C
01. Cry For Home
02. Haunts of Ancient Peace
03. Celtic Ray
04. Cleaning Windows
05. September Night
06. Summertime In England

Side D
07. Tupelo Honey
08. Gloria
09. Aryan Mist
10. Full Force Gale

Fear - 1992-06-24 - New York City, NY (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Fear - The Ritz, New York (24th June 1992)

Video:-
Format : MPEG 2
File size : 4.0 GB
Bit rate : 9000 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 576 pixels
Frame rate : 25.000 fps
Standard : PAL
Audio:-
Bit rate : 192 Kbps
Bit rate mode : CBR
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 48 KHz
Resolution : 16 bits

01 - Gimme Some Action
02 - Camarillo
03 - Ugly As You
04 - We Destroy The Family
05 - Honor And Obey
06 - The Mouth Don't Stop (The Trouble Today With Women Is)
07 - Hey
08 - Welcome To The Dust Ward
09 - Null Detector
10 - I'm Just A People Person, Not Some Fag Like You
11 - Have A Beer With Fear
12 - Public Hangings
13 - Fuck Christmas
14 - Prohibition
15 - Foreign Policy
16 - I Am A Doctor
17 - The Last Time I Listen To You
18 - Disconnected
19 - More Beer
20 - We Got To Get Out Of This Place
21 - Beef Boloney
22 - I Don'T Care About You
23 - New York's Alright If You Like Saxophones
24 - I Love Livin' In The City
25 - Let's Have A War

Running Time:- 57 Minutes

Notes:
OK here is a great show by Fear from New York in 1992. This is a great addition to everyones ever growing Punk Rock DVD library... Fully authored and ready to burn

Elvis Presley - 1975-06-10 - Memphis, TN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Mid-South Coliseum, Memphis, TN

Multi-track board recording from the collection of Roy Martin

Soundboard > ? > "Let Me Take You Home" bootleg > Roy's CDR copy > WAV (using EAC in Secure Mode) > volume adjustment (using Audacity, to lower occassional peaks) > FLAC Level 6 (using Trader's Little Helper)

01 Opening Vamp
02 C.C. Rider
03 I Got A Woman > Amen
04 Love Me
05 If You Love Me (Let Me Know)
06 Love Me Tender (with false start)
07 All Shook Up
08 Teddy Bear > Don't Be Cruel
09 Hound Dog
10 Fairytale
11 Burning Love
12 band introductions
13 James Burton introduction (Johnny B. Goode)
14 Ronnie Tutt drum solo
15 Jerry Scheff bass solo
16 Glen D. Hardin piano solo
17 School Days
18 introduction of Vernon Presley & Dr. Nick
19 T-R-O-U-B-L-E
20 Why Me, Lord
21 How Great Thou Art (with reprise)
22 Let Me Be There
23 Funny How Time Slips Away (with reprise)
24 Little Darlin'
25 American Trilogy
26 Mystery Train > Tiger Man
27 Can't Help Falling In Love
28 Closing Vamp

Total time: 68:27

The Eagles - 1972-1974 - Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (TV/FLAC)

(TV FLAC)

Eagles
"Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, 1972-1974"

TV-sourced; "Lineage: silvers > cdr; Transfer: EAC > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac [level 8]; whotrader-0370-eagles-dkrc-72-74"

1972 
01. Take It Easy
02. How Long

1973
03. Tequila Sunrise
04. Witchy Woman
05. Peaceful Easy Feeling

1974
06. Good Day In Hell
07. Already Gone
08. James Dean
09. Midnight Flyer
10. Twenty-One
11. Ol' '55
12. Your Bright Baby Blues (with Jackson Browne)
13. Desperado (with Linda Ronstadt)
14. Doolin' Dalton > Desperado (reprise)
15. Take It Easy (with Linda Ronstadt & Jackson Browne)

Bonus Tracks:
1976-02-03 - Festival Hall - Osaka (SBD-sourced; lineage unknown)
01. Seven Bridges Road (Eagles)

1989-08-26 - Jones Beach - Wantagh, NY (SBD-sourced; lineage unknown)
02. Life In The Fast Lane (Joe Walsh)

1989-xx-xx - Los Angeles, CA (SBD-sourced; lineage unknown)
03. Take It To The Limit (Richard Marx & Randy Meisner)

1992-xx-xx - London (SBD-sourced; lineage unknown)
04. Desperado (Joe Walsh with Ringo Starr's All-Star Band)
05. I Can't Tell You Why (Timothy B. Schmitt with Ringo Starr's All-Star Band)

Velvet Underground - Yesterday's Parties (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Lineage:
Vinyl LP Bootleg > ION Profile Turntable (standard diamond "half-weight for ION" stylus > Golden Vinyl Ripper > WAV 16/44 > dBpoweramp to FLAC

Discogs link is here

a. the nothing song (24:11)
november 1966
valleydale ballroom, columbus ohio

b. untitled jam track (24:24)
april 1966
the dom, new york city

Notes:
So here is rip of the Velvet Underground Japan bootleg LP "Yesterday's Parties" limited to 1000 copies, mine is 829. The sound is phenomenal for 1966

Willie Nelson - 1978-04-xx - Lake Tahoe, NV (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

Harrah's Casino

This is an absolutely fabulous Willie Nelson & Family recording from April, 1978 at Lake Tahoe's Harrah's Casino. As you can see, this is a master FM broadcast recording by D&D, and transferred by JEMS. (This is D & D Archives Master Series Volume 23.) There are a few issues right at the beginning of the recording but it clears up quickly and does not recur. As you can see, this is the (or at least a) "classic" Family lineup playing an absolutely killer setlist, at least in my not particularly humble opinion.

I have a note here indicating that "…this was a multi-show stand, and some performances were used on the "Willie And Family Live 2-lp set, but none of these performances specific to the torrent are on it, I compared them having the LP…"

My wife lumps Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Tom Waits and others who can't really seem to sing on key/don't have "pretty" voices (whateverthehell that means! HA!). In any event, this definitely would not be one for her ears.

Source/lineage (in red):

"Over The Air FM Broadcast
"1st gen reel>Wav(96/24)>Wav(44.1/16)>flac
"Transfer: 1st gen reel>Revox A77>Wavelab 96/24"

MD5, ffp and the original text file included. I have not included this intro as I made only minor alterations to the original text file (which remains unchanged) to create this intro. All of the music and info files come to you exactly as they came to me.

One more thing: Please note that I am, as always, simply the messenger. All thanks go to wildbluesage, D&D, JEMS, and, of course, the musicians and technicians. A very humble "thank you!" from Luckymudster to one and all.

Willie Nelson - guitar, vocals
Bobbie Nelson - piano
Jody Payne - guitar
Rex Ludwick - drums
Paul English - drums
Chris Ethridge - bass
Mickey Raphael - harmonica

01. Blue Skies (cuts in)
02. Whiskey River ->
03. Stay All Night (Stay A Little Longer)
04. Funny How Time Slips Away ->
05. Crazy ->
06. Night Life
07. Piano Piece
08. Mama Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
09. I Can Get Off On You
10. Shotgun Willie
11. Till I Gain Control Again
12. If You've Got The Money (I've Got The Time)
14. Me And Paul
15. Time Of The Preacher ->
16. I Couldn't Believe It Was True ->
17. Time Of The Preacher Theme ->
18. Blue Rock Montana/Red Headed Stranger ->
19. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain ->
20. Red Headed Stranger ->
21. Time Of The Preacher Theme ->
22. Just As I Am
23. instrumental
24. Blue Skies
25. Georgia On My Mind
26. Will The Circle Be Unbroken*
27. I'll Fly Away*
28. A Song For You
29. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms
30. Good Hearted Woman
31. Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother
32. Whiskey River
33. instrumental

*w/ Rose Maddox and Fred Maddox of The Maddox Brothers and Rose on vocals

Length: 85:10

The Rolling Stones - 1975-06-27 - New York City, NY (MTX/FLAC)

(Matrix FLAC)

Madison Square Garden

Falo matrix - Captain Acid remaster

CD1
01 - intro
02 - Honky Tonk Women
03 - All Down The Line
04 - If You Can't Rock Me
05 - Get Off Of My Cloud
06 - Star Star
07 - Gimme Shelter
08 - Ain't Too Proud To Beg
09 - You Gotta Move
10 - You Can't Always Get What You Want
11 - Happy
12 - Tumbling Dice
13 - It's Only Rock'n Roll
14 - Band introduction
15 - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
16 - Fingerprint File

CD2
01 - Cherry Oh Baby
02 - Angie
03 - Wild Horses
04 - That's Life
05 - Outa Space
06 - Brown Sugar
07 - Midnight Rambler
08 - Rip This Joint
09 - Street Fighting Man
10 - Jumping Jack Flash
11 - Sympathy For The Devil
    
Note: 
With special guests Carlos Santana (gtr) and The Steel Association (steel dr) on Sympathy For The Devil.

Weather Report - 1972-xx-xx - Molde, Norway (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Live indoor concert: 
Title: "Morning Lake" 

Date/Location: 
Molde Jazz Festival 1972 
Molde Kino, Norway 
4 or 5 August 1972 

Video Format: 4:3, B&W 
Source: Bootleg DVD 
Label: LASER media, LM300 
Barcode: 5 083007 603004 

Joe Zawinul - Keyboards 
Wayne Shorter - Saxophone 
Miroslav Vitous - Bass 
Eric Gravatt - Drums 
Dom Um Romao - Percussion

01 Firefish 
02 Early Minor 
03 Morning Lake 
04 Waterfall 
05 Umbrellas 
06 Eurydice / The Moors 
07 Seventh Arrow 
08 Orange Lady 

Total time 40.06 min

Iron Maiden - 2007-06-10 - Castle Donington, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Live From Download Festival 2007

DVD5
DVD Video
MPEG2
MPEG Audio
PAL 4:3 (720x576) VBR
English (2.0 - 192Kbps)

Steve Harris
Dave Murray
Janick Gers
Adrian Smith
Nicko McBrain
Bruce Dickinson

01. Different World
02. These Colours Don't Run
03. Brighter Than a Thousand Suns
04. Wrathchild
05. The Trooper
06. Children of the Damned
07. The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg
08. For the Greater Good of God
09. The Number of the Beast
10. Fear of the Dark
11. Run to the Hills
12. Iron Maiden
13. 2 Minutes to Midnight
14. The Evil That Men Do
15. Hallowed Be Thy Name

102 minutes

Traffic - 1967-1973 - Video Rarities (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video : MPEG-2 4260kb/s 720x576 4:3 PAL
Audio : AC3 192kb/s stereo

01. Hole In My Shoe - Promo 1967
02. Paper Sun - Promo 1967
03. Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush - Beat Club 1968
04. 40,000 Headmen - US Tv 1968
05. Feeling Good - Canada Festival 1976
06. John Barleycorn
07. Pearly Queen
08. Stranger To Himself - Cincinnatti Pop Festival 1970
09. Gimme Some Lovin' - Glastonbury 1971
10. Evening Blue - Musikladen 1973
11. Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory - Musikladen 1971

This is a re-authored DVD to include "Paper Sun" 

The Rolling Stones - 1971-05-22 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

POP2

Marquee Club 

TVRip
DVD Video
MPEG2
MPEG1
MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25.00fps 9200Kbps
MPEG Audio 48000Hz stereo 224Kbps

01. Live With Me
02. Dead Flowers
03. I Got The Blues
04. Let It Rock
05. Midnight Rambler
06. Satisfaction
07. Bitch
08. Brown Sugar

37:57

Frank Zappa - 1969-06-06 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

6-Jun 1969, Royal Albert Hall, London, England
50 min, SBD, B+/B

Uncle Meat, Drum Duet, Some Ballet Music, Improvisation, Big Leg Emma, The String Quartet Intro, A Pound For A Brown, Sleeping In A Jar, Interlude

Lineage: SBD reel (probably 2nd gen)->CDR->EAC->SoundForge (speed correction, re-tracking)->FLAC Frontend

From this legendary show, we have this 50 min board - unfortunately it's a rather bad board, even on this low-gen recording. SA/FA doesn't look very good, but as should be obvious from the amount of hiss, no NR has been applied.

01 Uncle Meat (3:23)
02 Drum Duet (1:37)
03 Some Ballet Music (4:57)
04 Improvisation (6:53)
05 Big Leg Emma (2:35)
06 String Quartet Intro (6:40)
07 A Pound For A Brown (6:10)
08 Sleeping In A Jar (14:18)
09 Interlude (3:43)

Joe Jackson - 1979-05-06 - Denver, CO (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Joe Jackson 
Rainbow Music Hall 
Denver, CO USA 
May 6, 1979 

Source: 
FM broadcast > ? > CD-R > EAC v0.95 > WAV > dBPowerAmp Music Converter v11.5 > FLAC > FLACtester. 

Joe Jackson - vocals, keyboards 
Gary Sanford - guitar, backing vocals 
Graham Maby - bass, backing vocals 
Dave Houghton - drums, backing vocals 

01. One More Time 
02. Pretty Girls 
03. Look Sharp 
04. Sunday Papers 
05. Baby Stick Around 
06. Is She Really Going Out With Him? 
07. It's Different For Girls 
08. Kinda Kute 
09. Happy Loving Couples 
10. I'm the Man 
11. Throw It Away 
12. Got the Time 
13. Come On 
14. Ain't That a Shame 

Total time = 56:15

Warren Zevon - 1976-06-20 - Bryn Mawr, PA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Warren Zevon
1976-06-20
Main Point
Bryn Mawr PA

Source
Pre-FM> > ? > CDRx > iTunes > AIFF > xACT > FLAC

"Audiowhore remaster, tweaked by D1"

Jerry Donahue - lead guitar
Doug Haywood - bass
Mickey McGee - drums

01. [4:22.09] [intro} > I'll Sleep When I'm Dead > [banter]
02. [3:43.42] Hasten Down the Wind > [banter]
03. [3:52.30] The French Inhaler
04. [3:28.27] Mama Couldn't Be Persuaded
05. [4:31.12] Carmelita > [banter]
06. [3:32.15] Poor Poor Pitiful Me
07. [5:39.54] Join Me In L.A. > [band intros and banter]
08. [3:57.69] Mohammed's Radio
09. [5:46.74] Werewolves of London
10. [4:59.20] Desperados Under the Eaves > [outro]

Time 43:53.52

Notes
» t07: bit of feedback at about seven seconds into track
» Audiowhore on the remaster: "As everyone knows, it’s a great show but the recording is hampered by the hiss factor. I’ve put it on Cool Edit Pro and filtered out the hiss, given it a very slight re-EQ, and changed the track marks to make them more accurate as to where the songs actually start."» D1 fixed these problems, post-audiowhore: 
t01: about 40 seconds of tuning and silence at start of track
t05: bit of feedback at 3:59; banter level is a bit low
t06: four bits of feedback after the tune
t07: bit of feedback at a half-second into track

Joe Lynn Turner - 2017-04-29 - Cincinnati, OH (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Joe Lynn Turner
April 29, 2017
The Mad Frog
Cincinnati, Ohio
DVD5 only release
Recorded by Finatic

01 - Death Valley Driver
02 - I Surrender>Power (CUT/INCOMPLETE)
03 - Street of Dreams
04 - Jealous Lover
05 - Stone Cold
06 - Spanish Castle Magic
07 - Dreaming (Tell Me)
08 - Blood Money
09 - Spotlight Kid
10 - Perfect Strangers
11 - Rising Force
12 - Long Live Rock and Roll>Lazy
13 - Highway Star

approx Running Time: 80min

Recorded using a Canon G20 in HD SP mode
All post production using Sony Vegas Pro 11 Studio
2 pass VBR Encoding Max 8, Ave 5

David Gilmour - 1984-04-30 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

CBS FOX video

VHSRip
DVD Video
MPEG2
Dolby Digilal
PAL (4:3) 720x576 (625/50) Bitrate: 4.47Mbps
DD 2.0 448 Kbps

David Gilmour
Mick Ralphs
Mikey Fiat
Chris Slade
Raff Ravenscroft
Jodi Linscott
Gregg Dechart

Guest appearances: 
Nick Mason
Roy Harper

01 - Until We Sleep
02 - All Lovers Are Deranged
03 - There's No Way Out of Here
04 - Short and Sweet
05 - Run Like Hell
06 - Out of the Blue
07 - Blue Light
08 - Murder
09 - Comfortably Numb
10 - Conceptual Video Music Clips:
11 - Blue Light
12 - All Lovers Are Deranged

1 h 10 m

Bruce Springsteen - 1976-05-27 - West Point, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band 
“Military Night"– Original Master Series 
U.S. Military Academy, Eisenhower Hall, West Point, NY 
May 27, 1976 

Cassette>CDR>Roxio>flac 

Here is the latest in the ‘Original Master Series” made possible by Mr Anonymous. 2 master tape sources were used for this project, so Mr Anonymous had some help that night. Born To Run is not complete with an obvious edit toward the last minute or so using the second tape source as filler. Jungleland has a very slight cut in. Detroit Medley uses the second source to fill in the end. Overall, the show is very enjoyable and worth having. Thanks goes out to Lawrence Kirsch for his wonderful book FOR YOU, which came in handy for the artwork. Specifically Michael Butkus took the photos, so he gets a BIG THANK YOU! 

Fanatic Records in association with Mr Anonymous is proud to share this original master recording with Bruce Springsteen worldwide! 

CD1
01 - Night 
02 - Tenth 
03 - Avenue Freeze-Out 
04 - Spirit In The Night 
05 - It'S My Life 
06 - Thunder Road 
07 - She'S The One 
08 - Born To Run 
09 - Pretty Flamingo 
10 - Growin' Up 
11 - It'S Hard To Be A Saint In The City 

CD2
01 - Backstreets 
02 - Jungleland 
03 - Rosalita 
04 - Raise Your Hand 
05 - 4Th July Asbury Park (Sandy) 
06 - Detroit Medley 

Notes from BruceBase: 
Audience tape. A fan remembers "Us commoners had to sit in the last five or six rows as the cadets, decked out in dress whites, had all of the rest of the theater. The sound was amazing. The big crescendos of Growin' Up seemed to move through us from left to right. I mentioned that to Bruce at the Stone Pony before Southside's 05/30/76 radio broadcast and he said that Eisenhower Hall was supposed to be one of the best acoustic theaters in the country. I believe it."

Steely Dan - 1973-2001 - Video Compilation (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Steely Dan-1973-2001 1 DVD

Media: DVD, Pro, A+/A-
Artwork-No
Menus/Chapters: No/chapters. SA
DVD TV System: NTSC, 4:3

01. Reelin in the years Midnight Special. 1973
02. Do it again 1973
03. Reelin in the years 1973
04. Reelin in the years OGWT. 1973
05. My Old School American Bandstand. 1973
06. New frontier Donald Fagen video. 1983
07. Centuries End Donald Fagen video
08. Pretzel Logic NY R&S revue A&E Concert special. 1992
09. Chain Lightning NY R&S revue A&E Concert special. 1992
10. Interviews A&E Concert special. 1992
11. Donald Fagen CNN interviews. 1993
12. E! news. 1994
13. Josie David Letterman. 1995
14. Interviews & Live clips VH-1 Documentary. 1995
15. Interview & Peg NBC Today show. 2000
16. Jack of Speed NBC Today show. 2000
17. Kid Charlemagne NBC Today show. 2000
18. Black Friday NBC 'Later' Today show. 2000
19. Do it Again Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. 2000
20. Cousin Dupree VH-1 Story tellers. 2000
21. What a shame about me VH-1 Story tellers. 2000


From my personal trade collection and though I would upload this one. It’s from a trade long ago.

Morphine - 1995-07-09 - Lisboa, PT (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Festival Superbock SuperRock, Gare Maritima de Alcântara, Lisboa, Portugal

Source: Proshot>VHS gen1

01. Candy (cuts in)
02. Yes
03. You Speak My Language
04. Buena
05. Cure For Pain

notes by the taper
20 years of the First concert by Morphine in Portugal. I was there and it was a blast. All this festival was. It was the first organized festival of the modern age. There have been festival before but not regular events as it became from this point on. Looking back it was a great moment in time with a great line up and fabulous performances and Morphine was one of them. Playing in day time, i believe it was around 6 or 7pm, their show was tight short and great surprise for many people there. They were straight to our hearts and stayed there until Mark's death. Every show in Portugal was a party you didn't want to miss. This recording is a proshot from the cameras on stage and it is not complete because the cameras were not working since the begining of the show due to sunlight on the screens as the sun went down the cameras were on and filmed the last 5 songs. Somehow i managed to get my hands on a gen1 copy of this video and it is what i am sharing here today. It is a short but cool video with good sound.

John Mayall - 1971-1973 - POP2 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

TVRip
DVD Video
MPEG2
PCM
MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25.00fps 8312Kbps
48000Hz stereo 1536Kbps

POP2 26.06.1971
Concert de John MAYALL a l'Olympia

POP2 16.06.1973
John MAYALL et son orchestre a l'Olympia

42:11

Bruce Springsteen - 1974-10-29 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC) Steve Hopkins master via JEMS by REQUEST

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 
Boston Music Hall 
Boston, MA 
October 29, 1974 
Steve Hopkins master via JEMS 
40th Anniversary 16/44.1 Edition 

Taping Gear: AKG 707E mics > Sony TC-152SD, FOB, microphones hand-held 

2014 JEMS Transfer: SH master cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX3 > iZotope Ozone 5 via Peak 6 (pitch correction) > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / indexed) > 24/96 > 16/44.1 > xACT 2.21 > FLAC 

101 Incident on 57th Street 
102 Spirit in the Night 
103 Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street 
104 The E Street Shuffle > Havin' a Party 
105 Cupid 
106 Saint in the City 
107 Jungleland 
201 She's the One 
202 Kitty's Back 
203 New York City Serenade 
204 Rosalita 
205 Sandy 
206 A Love So Fine 

JEMS is pleased to once again partner with taper Steve Hopkins to present fresh and (hopefully) definitive transfers of his outstanding master recordings. Hopkins taped Springsteen nine times between 1974 and 1977, and this is the ninth and final release in our series revisiting his seminal work. What a place to end. 

The Suki Lahav-era of the E Street Band is one of its most enchanting, as her violin playing added poignant texture and musical depth to songs like "Incident on 57th Street" and "Jungleland." The period also served as the prelude to Springsteen's third album and this show offers wonderful, embryonic versions of "She's the One" (including some lyrics that would later appear in "Backstreets") and the aforementioned "Jungleland." 

Late 1974-early 1975 is also a transition phase from the jazzier explorations of the second album to the mini rock operas found on Born to Run. The former gets its due this night, as the band flexes its muscles on "Kitty's Back" and an epic "New York City Serenade," blissfully complete here in all its 21-plus-minutes glory. That performance alone is worth the price of admission/download. 

The definitive recording from Suki's tenure is without a doubt the WMMR-broadcasted Main Point February 5, 1975 performance. For my money, Hopkins' pull from October 29, 1974 is a close second. The new line-up with Max and Roy and Suki's addition are still fresh, and every song and arrangement feels alive in the moment. It is a magical performance and a must for anyone interested in this chapter in the band's history. 

It also doesn't hurt that Hopkins did such a remarkable job capturing the show. This was one of a few times he recorded using two AKG mics, which proved unwieldy. Given his location so close to the front, with sound reaching the mics both from the PA and the band's gear on stage, the stereo image shifts noticeably as the mics move in several spots on the tape. You'll recognize those as passages where the sound gets thinner/narrower or fatter/wider (the first minute of “Cupid” is a good example), but they don't materially detract from the overall recording. 

Otherwise the band is right there, up close. JEMS did a little work to tame and shape the bass, which was way up on the master tape (a recurring theme of late). Circulating versions of this recording also seem to suffer from some wow and flutter, and even with the fluctuations noted above, we think this transfer smoothes out most of those previous issues, resulting in a more consistent and balanced final product. Samples provided. 

Additional Notes: 
Dr. John opened the show 

Hopkins recorded from the second row of the center orchestra section on the floor 

This was Suki Lahav’s eleventh performance with the E Street Band 

One of four known performances of Sam Cooke’s “Cupid” 

The Boston College student newspaper review of the show refers to the piano player as “Roy Bippy” 

This was the first of ten Springsteen performances at the Music Hall 1974-78 
Steve first torrented this show from his master cassettes eight years ago, but that lineage went from cassette to DAT to CD-R then ripped back into FLAC. This is the first time Steve's master tapes have been digitized directly. 

Thanks one more time to Steve Hopkins for allowing JEMS to present his outstanding audience recordings in a fresh light. He was was not only in the right place at the right time to capture these early performances, but he was the right man for the job, too. Thanks also to mjk5510 who once again steps up in service of the community to take this project over the finish line. 

Bob Dylan - 1978-06-01 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC) Mike Millard first gen via JEMS

(Audience FLAC)

Bob Dylan 
Universal Amphitheatre 
Los Angeles, CA 
June 1, 1978 
Mike Millard first gen via JEMS 
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Vol. One 

Recording Info: AKG 451E mics (CK-1 capsules) > Nakamichi 550 

JEMS 2014 Transfer: first-generation reel copy (3-3/4 IPS) made by Mike Millard for SG > Otari 5050 mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX3 > Peak 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 5 (pitch correction) > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > Peak Pro XT (indexed) > xACT 2.2.1 > FLAC 

01 Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 
02 One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) 
03 You're A Big Girl Now 
04 One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) 
05 Blowin' In The Wind 
06 I Want You 
07 Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power) 
08 Masters Of War 
09 Just Like A Woman 
10 To Ramona 
11 The Man In Me 
12 Band Introduction 
13 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 
14 Forever Young 
15 The Times They Are A-Changin' 

JEMS is pleased to release the first in a series of recordings made by legendary taper Mike Millard, AKA Mike the MICrophone, best known for his masters of Led Zeppelin in and around LA circa 1975-77. 

The 14 first-generation tapes (ten cassettes and four reels) were sent by Millard to SG, the beloved S in JEMS, in the mid-'80s after the pair had met in person in Orange County on two occasions. To the best of our knowledge, none of the eight shows (spanning the 14 tapes) has ever been attributed as a Millard recording. In fact, there are no extant references we are aware of to Millard ever recording Bob Dylan or Bruce Springsteen, the two artists captured on the tapes. 

Several of the tapes we believe are uncirculated; others may be out there, but not credited as Millard's work. Even those that turn out to be previously circulated (and there is at least one confirmed so far) will be released in this series from verified first-generation tapes made by Millard himself and marked/ notated in his signature manner. As such, we expect all of them to be upgrades at a minimum and new sources in many cases. 

At this point you might be asking yourself, "So if JEMS received these Millard tapes in the mid-'80s, why haven't they circulated previously?" Fair question. And in condensed form, here is the answer, which also provides the "Lost" portion of our series title: 

Twenty-six years ago, Millard sent SG a box of tapes. I remember having it my hands in 1986 at SG's house, right after it arrived in the mail. But that was the last time I ever saw the box. It disappeared. Nearly all of SG's tapes have since been consolidated into the JEMS North archive, but we never found the box of Millard tapes. Over the years, my memory faded of what was in the box. I thought there were Springsteen shows, but that fuzzy notion was all I could recall. 

Now to the "Found": A few months ago, WG, a long-time collector friend of SG, contacted him and said, "I found a box of tapes of yours when I was moving furniture." Sure enough it was the Millard tapes and more. Turns out WG borrowed the tapes and some other SG masters after a Dylan show in 1986 and the box wound up misplaced and forgotten about by both parties, only to be rediscovered 28 years later. 

Once the box was returned, SG sent it to me at JEMS South where we proceeded to make fresh transfers of its contents. 

If there's any mildly disappointing element to this otherwise charming story, it is that none of the lost Millard tapes are of previously uncirculated shows; there are other recordings by other tapers of all of them. But the good news is the quality of most of them is indeed up to Millard's legendary standards. There are some excellent pulls here, and in at least one case, Millard's recording is more complete than the circulating source. 

Our series opens with Dylan's summer residency at the Universal Amphitheatre in June 1978. This recording is of the opening night of the run, but the tape is incomplete. Millard's notes state: "Missed first half of concert. Only recorded from intermission on." 

But what Millard did record is, to my ears, awfully good. I haven't compared it to the two other known recordings (per Lossless Bob) of this show, but it is hard to imagine they could top this. The notes don't confirm Millard's infamous wheelchair taping set up, but they do confirm exactly what microphones were used (AKG 451E with CK-1 capsules) and his familiar Nakamichi 550 recorder. Interestingly, at another show in this run, Millard used a completely different set of gear, but we'll get to that when the time comes. 

Millard's notes (posted in the comments section and included in the torrent) also famously warn the recipient, "This tape has been electronically coded. If this recording is reproduced and falls into the wrong hands I will know where the original source came from. Please do not reproduced (sic) this tape." Sadly, we can't request Millard's permission, given his untimely passing in 1990. But we hope enough time has passed that we can honor his work by sharing it in a manner he could have never dreamed would be possible three decades ago. 

If you'd like to learn more about Mike the MICrophone, the links below fill in some of his story. 

Millard's Wikipedia page 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Millard 

The best article written about Millard has been deleted from the original website but is reprinted here: 
http://www.classicrockforums.com/forum/f6/led-zeppelin-official-thread-6185/index164.html 

Thanks to WG for finding the tapes and to SG for providing JEMS with another fascinating chapter of taping history. 

Here's to Mike the MICrophone and to finding lost tapes. 

BK for JEMS

Johnny Cash - 1981-05-23 - Elmont, NY (AM/FLAC)

(AM broadcast FLAC)

at Belmont Park

Elmont, New York USA

complete WHN-AM radio broadcast, incomplete concert

cassette master

unknown taper, 2009 transfer and seed

source/lineage:

AM Radio broadcast (WHN radio) -> cassette Tape -> +26 years aging -> Stand alone -> CDR -> EAC -> WAV -> TRACKING -> Flac> 2009 seed

01. Ring Of Fire 1:52

02. A Thing Called Love [Jerry Reed Hubbard] 2:29

03. Sunday Morning Coming Down [Kris Kristofferson] 4:59

04. Folsom Prison Blues 3:45

05. Without Love [Nick Lowe] 2:45

06. The Baron [Paul Richey, Billy sherrill, Jerry Lee Taylor] 3:59

07. Doin' My Time 5:06

08. I Walk The Line 2:51

09. Big River 2:23

extra tracks:

10. Station Tag 1050 WHN 0:21

11. Acme Boot Commercial 0:19

30:56 minutes

notes:

Partial AM radio broadcast of concert.

WHN was the country radio station in NYC at the time.

1050-AM WHN broadcast this portion of the show.

The Rolling Stones - In Memory Of Brian Jones (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

I. Arthur Haynes Show
1. I Wanna Be Your Man
2. You Better Move On

II. Top Of The Pops - UK TV
1. Not Fade Away - March 12, 1964
2. The Last Time - April, 1965
3. Get Off Of My Cloud - November 4, 1965
4. Let's Spend The Night Together - Jannuary 26, 1967

III. Big Beat 64 - ABC TV - April 26, 1964
New Musical Express Pool Winners Concert
1. Intro by Jimmy Saville
2. Not Fade Away
3. I Just Wanna Make Love To You
4. I'm Alright

IV. Big Beat 65 - ABC TV - April 18, 1965
New Musical Express Pool Winners Concert
1. Everybody Needs Somebody
2. Pain In My Heart
3. Around and Around
4. The Last Time

V. Ready Steady Go - UK TV
November 20, 1964
1. Off The Hook
2. Interview With Mick And Brian
3. Little Red Rooster
4. Around and Around

September 10, 1965
5. I Got You Babe
6. Satisfaction

VI. Ready Steady Go - UK TV
May 27, 1966 - Live from Wembley
1. I Am Waiting
2. Under My Thumb
3. Paint It Black

VII. Gather No Moss - Pathe News
Report from Odeon Cinema, Hull, September 21, 1964
1. Around And Around

VIII. The Tami Awards Show
October 29, 1964 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium - USA TV
1. Intro By Chuck Berry
2. Around And Around
3. Off The Hook
4. Time Is On My Side
5. It's All Over Now
6. I'm Allright
7. Get Together

IX. Kurhaus - Scheveningen, Holland
August 8, 1964 Dutch TV Report From The "RIOT" Show

X. Brithish Invasion - BBC TV Report
1. Time Is On My Side
2. Satisfaction

XI. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby. Standing In The Shadow
Live from Royal Albert Hall, London
September 23, 1966 - Shooting of Promofilms For Top Of The Pops

XII. Superstars In Concert - Japanese Movie
1. Mick Interview
2. Keith On Piano With Mick Singing
3. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby.
Standing In The Shadow - Promo film

XIII. We Love You - Promo Film

XIV. Stones Scenes
1. I'm Going Home

XV. Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby. Standing In The Shadow
September 10 & 11, 1966 - New York, Shooting of a Promo film
Known as Nurse Promo (Stones Dressed In Drag)

XVI. 2000 Light Years From Home - Promo Film

XVII. Brian Jones Funerals
July 10, 1969 - UK TV (BBC & ITV), Cheltenham
(With Bill Wyman & Charlie Watts Attending)
Inerview with Keith

XVIII. Rice Krispries - Promo Film
1. Inerview with Keith

Santana - 1980-07-04 - Montreux, CH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Santana
'Afficionados'
Discurious DIS-120
Montreux, Switzerland
July 4, 1980

Sbd > ? > Commercial bootleg CD > WAV > FLAC 

01. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
02. Lightning In The Sky
03. Jingo
04. Well All Right
05. Soul Sacrifice
06. Open Invitation
07. Samba Pa Ti
08. Introductions
09. Evil Ways

DIO - 2000-05-03 - Antwerp, BE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

COMPLETE w-Bruce & Nicko of Iron Maiden

Hof Ter Lo,

Bonus tracks on cd 2 from:
Ronnie James DIO with Deep Purple 2000-10-27 Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria

Lineage
CD (Trader Nathan) > EAC > FLAC

Audience Recording EX both shows (Check Samples)

Ian Gillan - vocals
Steve Morse - guitar
Jon Lord - organ & piano
Roger Glover - bass, percusion
Ian Paice - drums
Ronnie James Dio - vocals
Miller Anderson - guitar
The George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Paul Mann
The Back Street Dolls - backing vocals
The Side Door Johnnies - horns

CD 1 - 77:15 minutes
01. Sunset Superman*
02. Invisible
03. Gypsy
04. Simon Wright Drum Solo
05. Stand Up & Shout
06. One Night in the City
07. All the Fools Sailed Away
08. Discovery
09. Magica Theme
10. Lord of the Last Day
11. Fever Dreams
12. Feed My Head
13. Eriel
14. Craig Goldy Guitar Solo
15. Challis
16. As Long as It's Not About Love
17. Losing My Insanity
18. Otherworld
19. Magica ~ Reprise

CD 2 - 59:31 minutes
01. Holy Diver
02. Rainbow in the Dark**
03. The Last in Line
04. Man on the Silver Mountain **
05. Long Live Rock 'N' Roll **
06. Mob Rules

**********

James DIO with Deep Purple 2000-10-27 Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria**

Ronnie James DIO - Vocals
Jimmy Bain - Bass
Craig Goldy - Guitar
Simon Wright - Drums
Scott Warren - Keyboards

Special Guests:
Bruce Dickinson - Vocals
Nicko McBrain - Drums

07. Sitting in a Dream
08. Love is All
09. Fever Dreams
10. Rainbow in the Dark
11. Steve Morse Guitar Solo Intro (Heartbreaker - Little Wing - Iron Man) >
12. Smoke on the Water