giovedì 30 giugno 2022

Janis Joplin - 1970-06-28 - Toronto, Canada (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

Source:
Soundboard > ? > Traded fileset > DL > FLAC (level 8, align on sector boundaries, fileset titles named using standard archiving nomenclature and are fully tagged)

01 Tell Mama
02 Half Moon
03 Move Over
04 Maybe
05 Summertime
06 Little Girl Blue
07 That's Rock 'N' Roll
08 Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
09 Kozmic Blues
10 Piece Of My Heart
11 Cry Baby
12 Get It While You Can
13 Ball And Chain

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festival_Express

This is the Janis Joplin show on June 28, 1970 at the CNE Stadium in Toronto, the first city to receive the Festival Express train.

Festival Express was unique among rock festivals - rather than being held in one location, it was staged in three - Canadian cities Toronto, Winnipeg and Calgary during the summer of 1970. Montreal was initially to have been the fourth city, but this concert was canceled as the date would have coincided with St. Jean Baptiste Day, and the city felt it couldn't provide adequate security. The idea was that rather than flying in to each city, the musicians would travel by chartered Canadian National Railways train, with the hope of fostering an atmosphere of musical creativity and closeness between the performers. The train rides between cities ultimately became a combination of non-stop jam sessions and partying, fueled by excess alcohol. Among the most memorable scenes depicting these informal jam sessions is a drunken jam featuring The Band's Rick Danko, the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, and Janis Joplin.

As the festival was taking place, there was a movement amongst North American youth centering on the notion that rock concerts should be
free. As at Woodstock, many kids showed up with no intention of paying the $14 admission. Despite the financial hardship this caused promoters Ken Walker and Thor Eaton, the train continued on, providing a rich environment in which the traveling bands could jam and interact. In 2003, a documentary film about this was released with footage both from the concerts and aboard the train. In the film, musician Kenny Gradney, who performed with Delaney & Bonnie, commented on the atmosphere during the tour: "It was better than Woodstock, as great as Woodstock was."

The traveling show highlighted several points in the transitioning effects of music in the post-idealism of the late 60s, as large groups
of protesters allegedly incited riots in order to get into the shows for free, and the promoters attempted to bring a traveling festival to a host of cities. Even the intervention of various Canadian police forces couldn't reconcile the resulting chaos.

While the promoters took a major financial hit, the tour was still a success, featuring now legendary performances by the Grateful Dead, The Band, Janis Joplin, and Buddy Guy, among others. The Dead were just transforming their sound from dense, jammed psychedelia to the
country/folk harmonies of Workingman's Dead and American Beauty; The Band's performance showed them at the very pinnacle of the their
powers; and for Joplin, this would turn out to be one of her last performances, as she died approximately two months later.

mercoledì 29 giugno 2022

Bon Jovi - 1985-06-29 - Milwaukee, WI (SBD/FLAC)




 (Soundboard FLAC)

Title: Get Ready

Venue: Summerfest
Label: Bondage Music
Number: BON038

Source:

Silver > EAC > WAV > jetAudio > FLAC


01 Tokyo Road
02 Breakout
03 Only Lonely
04 She Don't Know Me
05 Shot Through The Heart
06 Guitar Solo - In And Out Of Love
07 Runaway
08 Home - Get Ready
09 Burning For Love

Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - 2022-06-24 - Pilton UK (mp4 pro-shot)


Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Worthy Farm, Pilton UK - Glastonbury Festival 2022-06-24 - Full HD version 8859 Kb/s

BBC website VOD > yt-dlp full HD capture 1080p to mp4

The award-winning and best-selling collaboration of rock legend Robert Plant and bluegrass singer Alison Krauss perform together on the Pyramid Stage on the first full day of the Glastonbury Festival.

01 - Rich Woman (Li'l Millet and His Creoles cover)
02 - Quattro (World Drifts In) (Calexico cover)
03 - Fortune Teller (Benny Spellman cover)
04 - The Price of Love (The Everly Brothers cover)
05 - Rock and Roll (Led Zeppelin cover)
06 - Please Read the Letter (Jimmy Page & Robert Plant cover)
07 - Trouble With My Lover (Allen Toussaint and Leo Nocentelli cover)
08 - High and Lonesome
09 - It Don't Bother Me (Bert Jansch cover)
10 - Gone Gone Gone (The Everly Brothers cover)
11 - The Battle of Evermore (Led Zeppelin cover)
12 - When the Levee Breaks (Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe McCoy cover



 

The Rolling Stones - 2022-06-21 - Milan, IT (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

The Rolling Stones
"Sixty" European tour
21st June 2022
MILAN
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro)
(RDA lossless source)

Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr, harm)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr)/Steve Jordan (dr)/Darryl Jones (bass, bvoc)/Chuck Leavell (keyb, bvoc, perc)/Bernard Fowler (bvoc, perc)/Tim Ries (sax)/Karl Denson (sax)/Matt Clifford (keyb, perc, french horn)
With special guests Chanel Haynes (voc) on ‘Gimme Shelter’ and Amy Keys, Kamilah Marshall & Kenna Ramsey on backing vocals.

CD1:
01 - intro
02 - Street Fighting Man
03 - 19th Nervous Breakdown
04 - Tumbling Dice
05 - Out Of Time
06 - Dead Flowers
07 - Wild Horses
08 - You Can’t Always Get What You Want
09 - Living In A Ghost Town
10 - Honky Tonk Women
11 - band introduction

CD2:
01 - You Got The Silver
02 - Connection
03 - Miss You
04 - Midnight Rambler (incl. ‘Come in My Kitchen)
05 - Start Me Up
06 - Paint It Black
07 - Sympathy For The Devil
08 - Jumpin’ Jack Flash
09 - encore break
10 - Gimme Shelter (with Chanel Haynes)
11 - Satisfaction

Lineage: this recording is coming from RDA, recorded with Sony ICD-SX78 stick recorder, from center stage position, right after the pit, converted with Audacity to wav. I didn’t do not much here to preserve the recording. I only edited the songs, created the covers and upgraded the beginning and end to create two cd-rs. A big thanks to nzb for his revisions and of course to RDA to do this recording and share it with us. I dedicate this work to my friend Mr. No who was at the show standing in the first row, wearing a mask (with lapping tongue logo) and who despite it caught Covid-19!

Gary Moore - 1986-06-28 - Milton Keynes, UK (FM/FLAC)




(FM broadcast FLAC)

Gary Moore
Garden Party
Milton Keynes, England
June 28, 1986

FM-sourced; lineage unknown

01. Murder In The Skies
02. Wild Frontier
03. So Far Away
04. Empty Rooms
05. All Messed Up
06. Rockin' Every Night
07. Wishing Well
08. The Loner

Jimi Hendrix - 1969-06-22 - Newport (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)
  16MM DVD Upgrade

All the 16mm Jimi Hendrix footage in the best possible quality

From an actual 1st gen VHS tape

22 minutes, EX-

Newport Pop 1969 (Collector's Disc <RR/MP> / 2005? / DVD-R)
(Newport Jam, Newport '69 Pop Festival, San Fernando State College, Devonshire Downs, CA 22.06.69; Silent 16mm footage w.synch'd sound from Sbd Source: 16mm footage (21:46)
notes:
- By far the best available version of the Newport footage.



martedì 28 giugno 2022

Pantera - 1992-2000 - The Official 5 Live Pro (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Live Compilation: The Official 5 Live Pro 1992-2000

DVD Format: NTSC
Source: Professional-Shot (Multi-Camera)
Video Quality: Rating: 8.5
Menus: Yes
Chapter Selection: Yes
Total Running Time: 121 Min.

MONSTERS OF ROCK, 
MILAN, ITALY 09/14/1992
01 - Mouth For War
02 - Domination/Hollow
03 - Rise
04 - This Love
05 - Cowboys From Hell

CUYAHOGA FALLS 
OHIO 08/15/1996
06 - Walk
07 - This Love

BUENOS AIRES, 
ARGENTINA 05/09/1998
08 - Intro
09 - Mouth Of War
10 - Fucking Hostile
11 - Interview
12 - Walk
13 - A New Level
14 - Becoming
15 - Interview
16 - Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks
17 - Interview
18 - Sweet Loaf / Cold Gin
19 - Cowboys From Hell

MONSTERS OF ROCK, 
MILAN, ITALY 06/06/1998
20 - Intro 
21 - Walk
22 - A New Level

OZZFEST
DEVORE CALIFORNIA 09/02/2000
23 - Intro
24 - Yesterday Don’t Mean Shit
25 - This Love
26 - Primal Concrete Sledge
27 - Cowboys Fom Hell
28 - Phils’s Outro Rant

Pantera - 2001-05-06 - Seoul, KR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Pantera
Seoul,South Korea
Venue: Olympic Tennis Stadium
06.05.2001

Source: PRO
Format: NTSC
Lineage: DVDR (?) > HD > TMPGEnc DVD Author 3
Time: 79min
Chapters: 10min

01 - Hellbound
02 - A New Level
03 - Slaughtered
04 - Goddamn Electric
05 - Becoming
06 - Revolution Is My Name
07 - Use My Third Arm
08 - Floods
09 - Suicide Note, Part 2
10 - I'll Cast A Shadow
11 - Walk
12 - Cemetary Gates (tease)
13 - Fucking Hostile
14 - This Love
15 - Primal Concrete Sledge
16 - Cowboys From Hell
17 - Cat Scratch Fever

Neil Young - 2013-06-08 - Brussels, BE (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Venue: Vorst Nationaal
Format: PAL DVD

Lineage: 
Sony HDR-HC9> Edius 6.5pro> Procoder3>Mpeg2> Encore > PAL DVD

The sound is also taken from the camera stereo 2.0

Editing: Everything is edit in Edius

Recording & editing: Mothertapes

Sound is Good.

Recorded, from left tribune

01 - National Anthem of Belgium
02 - Love and only love
03 - Powderfinger
04 - Psychedelic Pill
05 - Walk like a giant
06 - Hole in the sky
07 - Comes a time
08 - Blowin'in the wind
09 - Singer without a song
10 - Ramada Inn
11 - Cinnamon Girl
12 - F*!#n'Up
13 - Surfer Joe and Moe the Sleaze
14 - Welfare Mothers
15 - Mr. Soul
16 - Hey Hey, My My
17 - Roll Another Number
18 - Everybody knows this is nowhere

Total Lenght: 150 minutes

Guns N' Roses - 1987-06-28 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

The Marquee Club


FIRST EUROPEAN DEBUT


SOURCE

Excellent Soundboard recording

Lineage:

SBD > Alan Niven master remastered > CDR > DBPOWERAMP > WAV > Flac

 
01. Welcome To The Jungle 4:57
02. Out Ta Get Me 4:56
03. Rocket Queen 7:10
04. Nightrain 3:59
05. My Michelle 4:22
06. It's So Easy 3:29
07. Mr. Browstone 4:02
08. Don't Cry 5:10
09. You're Crazy 4:25
10. Paradise City 6:51


1st encore
Knockin' On Heaven's Door (missing)
11. Whole Lotta Rosie 7:37


2nd encore
12. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 4:37
13. Move To The City 3:18
14. Mama Kin 4:22


Total running time: 1:09:15

Notes:

The most complete recording of this legendary show, - only missing the first take of "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - comes from the remastered Alan Niven master in addition with "Whole Lotta Rosie" restored to its worthy place taken from the bootleg "Live Samurai - Vol 2" as only this version proved to be the one suited in the sound quality presented by the main source. Another bootleg offering this show, titled "London Calling" was released by Metal Sword in 2006 and is based on the original master recording as provided by Alan Niven - also lacking "Whole Lotta Rosie". This is sourced from the same master recording, only it has been remastered and mixed at some point with additional (fake) audience noise. Originally uploaded by GNR4EVER69. - Buda

Fleetwood Mac - 1977-06-25 - Little Rock, AR (SBD/FLAC)




(Soundboard FLAC)

Fleetwood Mac 
Barton Coliseum 
Little Rock, AR 

June 25, 1977 

SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > WAV > TLH > Flac 

01. Say You Love Me 
02. Monday Morning 
03. The Chain 
04. Dreams 
05. Rhiannon 
06. Oh Daddy 
07. Never Going Back Again 
08. Landslide 
09. Over My Head 
10. Oh Well 
11. I'm So Afraid 
12. World Turning 
13. Go Your Own Way 
14. Blue Letter 
15. Second Hand News 
16. Don't Stop

Led Zeppelin - 1973-05-28 - San Diego, CA (SBD/FLAC) "Three Days Before" by Empress Valley


(Soundboard FLAC)

San Diego, CA Sports Arena

Title: "Three Days Before"
Label: Empress Valley
Generation: original cd>cdr>cdr>shn>flac 7
Source: Soundboard

cd 1
01 Rock and Roll
02 Celebration Day
03 Black Dog
04 Over the Hills and Far Away
05 Misty Mountain Hop
06 Since I've Been Loving You
07 No Quarter
08 The Song Remains the Same
09 The Rain Song
10 Dazed and Confused (very end of song)

cd 2
01 Moby Dick
02 Stairway to Heaven
03 Heartbreaker
04 Whole Lotta Love
- Theremin Solo
- Honey Bee
- Going Down
- Boogie Woogie
05 The Ocean

lunedì 27 giugno 2022

Bon Jovi - 2011-06-25 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)


(FM broadcast FLAC)

Hard Rock Calling
Hyde Park, London, England

Source: 
Soundboard-Absolute Radio High Quality Webstream @ 192kbps

Edit: Normalised to 99% (left and right channel seperate)
Station IDs either removed or reduced in volume.
Chatter between encores removed and fade in/outs added.
Fade out at end of CD1, fade in at start of CD2

Quality: A+

CD1:
01 - Intro
02 - Raise Your Hands
03 - You Give Love A Bad Name
04 - Born To Be My Baby
05 - We Weren't Born To Follow
06 - Lost Highway
07 - It's My Life
08 - In These Arms
09 - Blaze Of Glory
10 - Lay Your Hands On Me
11 - Captain Crash And The Beauty Queen From Mars
12 - Bad Medicine ~ Pretty Woman

CD2:

01 - Hallelujah
02 - When We Were Beautiful
03 - I'll Be There For You
04 - Who Says You Can't Go Home
05 - I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
06 - Hey God
07 - Have A Nice Day
08 - Keep The Faith

CD3:

Encore 1
01 - Dry County
02 - Wanted Dead Or Alive
03 - Someday I'll Be Saturday Night
04 - Livin' On A Prayer

Encore 2

05 - Always
06 - These Days
07 - Blood On Blood

Encore 3

08 - I Love This Town

venerdì 24 giugno 2022

The Police - 1979-04-04 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)



(FM broadcast FLAC)

BOTTOM LINE, NYC
WNEW-FM

HUSSEY REMASTER

LINEAGE:
TDK SA C-90> PIONEER F-7272> SONY RCD-W 500C/W100 CD RECORDER> ORIGINAL SILVER CD> THE MAGICAL DAVID HUSSEY> SILVER CD> EAC> WAV> FLAC 8

01) Dj Intro
02) Can'T Stand Losing You
03) Truth Hurts Everybody
04) So Lonely
05) Fallout
06) Born In The Fifties
07) Hole In My Life
08) Be My Girl
09) Peanuts
10) Roxanne
11) Landlord
12) Next To You
13) Dj Comments
14) Can'T Stand Losing You
15) Dj Comments/Outro

The Police were so good this night that the audience would not let them leave. As you will hear Sting explain, they ran out of songs to perform so they played "Can't Stand Losing You" twice. The final encore is a killer. Enjoy this one.

giovedì 23 giugno 2022

The Police - 1979-04-09 - Philadelphia, PA (FM/FLAC)




(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Police
Walnut Street Theater, Philadelphia, PA
April 9, 1979

Source: WIOQ "Q102" FM Broadcast > unknown generation cassette (courtesy of M.R. archive)
Transfer: Zoom H4n (16 bit / 44.1 kHz) (transfer by M.R.)
Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > Wav > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac 8 

01 Introduction
02 Truth Hits Everybody
03 So Lonely
04 Fall Out
05 Born In The 50's
06 Hole In My Life
07 Be My Girl, Sally
08 Peanuts -- tape flip @ 1:58 -- 
09 Roxanne
10 Landlord
11 Can't Stand Losing You

Total Time = 53:00 min

The show was sponsored by local radio station WIOQ, which was 102 on the radio dial so all the tickets were $1.02 ! During track 8, there was a tape flip and it's missing 14 seconds!

Pink Floyd - 1967-1972 - Early Days (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Pink Floyd
Early Days - 1967-1972-
BBCFour broadcast - Friday October 21, 2016

lineage
BBCFour DVB-C Virgin Tivo>LG stand alone DVD rec>PC>Fully authored using Magix MEP.

GSpot says:
DVD VOB format
MPEG-2Program Stream << (1 vid, 1 aud)
Sys Bitrate 10080 kb/s VBR 8533 kbps I/L BFF
PAL 16:9
AC3 0xbd(0x80):48000Hz 384 kb/s tot.
stereo (2/0) 

01 - Titles & Introduction
02 - Astronomy Domine - 1967 - Look Of The Week - BBCTV
03 - Jugband Blues - 1968 Filmed in 1967 for London Line
04 - Paintbox - 1968 - Discorama - French TV
05 - Improvisation - 1968 -= The Sound Of Change - BBCTV
06 - It Would Be So Nice (Extract) - 1968 Release - Rome Goes Pop BBCTV
07 - Flaming - 1968 Tous En Scene - French TV
08 - Let There Be More Light - 1968 - Surprise Party French TV
09 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun - 1969 - Forum Musique - French TV
10 - Careful With That Axe Eugene - 1969 - Essener Pop & Blues Festival, German TV
11 - Green Is The Colour - 1970 KQED TV San Francisco
12 - Atom Heart Mother (Choir & Orchestra) - 1971 German TV - Musikforum Ossiachersee
13 - Atom Heart Mother (Band Only) - 1970 - St. Tropez
14 - Improvisations For "Show Roland Petit" - 1970 (French TV first broadcast 1971)
15 - What's....Uh The Deal - 1971 (Obscured by Clouds Sessions-France)
16 - End Titles

Run time: 59:22





Pink Floyd - 1975-04-08 - Vancouver, BC (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

The Arms Of Vancouver (Sigma 56)

lineage
Sigma Silver CD > EAC WAV > FLAC

After concluding their Winter tour of the UK with shows in Bristol and at the Marquee in London, Pink Floyd took a four month break before bringing their new songs to North America for the first time. They played thirteen shows in April starting with a gig in the Pacific National Exhibition Park in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The setlist was similar to the previous tour by featuring the new songs for an hour, then the complete Dark Side Of The Moon after a twenty minute intermission. “Echoes,” the sole older number, would serve as the encore. But the difference is that, in the intervening four months, the band wrote the new song “Have A Cigar” and decided to insert it between parts five and six of “Shine On You Crazy Diamond.” The live debut of the song and the new arrangement occurred in Vancouver.

The press were not enthusiastic for the show. The Vancouver Sun, in a review titled “Pink Floyd: Like Technicians for the land of Gadgetry,” claimed all their equipment changed the Coliseum into ”psychedelic concrete earphones.” The author called the music simple but the crowd enjoyed the gimmicks and that overall it was a “fitfully pleasing, consistently dull show.” The thrashing is almost as bad as the final show of the tour in June when they played in Hamilton, Ontario. It seems that Canada really hates Pink Floyd.

The Arms Of Vancouver, the new release on Sigma, features two complete audience recordings spread out over six discs. The label could be criticize the label for doing this, but they are trying to be as comprehensive as possible. One of the tapes has been pressed before on a rather well known title but the other makes its silver pressed debut. But this isn’t simply a collection with two unique tape sources. One has been used to fill in the gaps in the other, so it’s in reality two edits of the two tape sources.

Pacific National Exhibition Park, Vancouver, Canada - April 8th, 1975 source #1

Disc 1 (61:11): 
Raving And Drooling, You Gotta Be Crazy, Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 1-5, Have A Cigar, Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 6-9

Disc 2 (59:57): 
Speak To Me, Breathe, On The Run, Time, Breathe (Reprise), The Great Gig In The Sky, Money, Us And Them, Any Colour You Like, Brain Damage, Eclipse

Disc 3 (26:07): 
audience, Echoes

The first three discs contain a very good but incomplete audience recording which has never been used before. The second tape source is used from 12:18 in “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-5? to the end of the first half of the show which includes “Have A Cigar” and “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9? to the fade at the end. It’s also missing “Speak To Me” at the beginning of disc two, but picks up at the beginning of “Breathe.” Source two is again edited in again 5:38 in ”The Great Gig In The Sky” to 1:58 in ”Money” (right before the saxophone solo).

Pacific National Exhibition Park, Vancouver, Canada - April 8th, 1975 source#2

Disc 4 (63:27): 
Raving And Drooling, You Gotta Be Crazy, Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 1-5, Have A Cigar, Shine On You Crazy Diamond Part 6-9

Disc 5 (58:56) 
Speak To Me, Breathe, On The Run, Time, Breathe (Reprise), The Great Gig In The Sky, Money, Us And Them, Any Colour You Like, Brain Damage, Eclipse

Disc 6 (25:56): 
audience, Echoes

Discs four to six contain the same tape used for Azimuth Coordinator. Four songs, “Raving And Drooling,” “You Gotta Be Crazy,” “Have A Cigar” and “Echoes” appear on Vancouver 1975 (SACEM 091-013). It is more distant than the first and has some hiss present, but there is also more emphasis upon the lower frequencies than the first tape. “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9? has the last few notes cut off in the recording.

The show begins with a pre-show tape before “Raving And Drooling” with the Irving Berlin tune whistle. It’s not too audible on this show but on the tape for the next show in Seattle, it’s very clear and can be heard on Dark Side Last Tour (Highland HL571/572). Pink Floyd deliver a very slow and tentative rendition of the song. “You Gotta Be Crazy” fares a bit better. It has more liveliness to it an the dream-scape created by the guitar melody works well in both recordings.

Roger Waters tells the audience that the next song is about Syd Barrett (and he pronounces the last last name barr-ETT). For the first performance of the core of Wish You Where Here, it shows how much they rehearsed during the interim in live performance. The transitions between the two “Shine On” with “Have A Cigar” are seamless.

“Have A Cigar” also is very rehearsed and tight. In these early versions both Gilmour and Waters share lead vocals during the verses with Waters taking the “and if we tell you the name of the game boy / we call it riding the gravy train” sections. Also Wright’s airy keyboard melody of the studio version was not yet written.

Some kind of communication breakdown occurs around part eight of “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9.” Gilmour’s guitar disappears in the mix leaving Waters to doodle around on the bass guitar until he comes in again to complete the song. On the whole the audience’s reaction to the material is a tepid appreciation. The first two new songs especially sound very much like what they are: a sequel to Dark Side Of The Moon exploring in more concrete musical and thematic themes the affects madness has upon the artist.

The audience’s reaction to the second half of the show is much louder and genuine. Dark Sidewas their biggest hit and enabled them to fill venues such as the PNC in Vancouver. Many in the audience were to hear them perform the album. The sounds of the effects used to punctuate the show illustrate their enthusiasm for the show.

It also provides some opportunity for the band to jam a bit. The first third of the set, from “Speak To Me” through the reprise of ”Breathe” after “Time” is close to the studio recordings, but Wright interjects new ideas into “The Great Gig In The Sky.” Gilmour likewise has fun during “Money” when they extend the guitar solo by some minutes. Gilmour becomes so lost in the song that he sings “Money, get back” as the first line of the final verse, which is a mistake.

“Us & Them” is dominated by the stately organ of Wright, but “Any Colour You Like” turns into a group jam. Waters dominates on the bass by the ending, producing a similar situation to the ending of “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 6-9.”

Waters tells the audience they’ll sing “Echoes” as an encore “if we can remember it” he jokes. The twenty five minute epic sounds extremely tight and adventurous. Overall this isn’t the best show from the spring 1975 tour, and there are certainly better sounding tapes available. But for an opening nights it improves as it goes on and is nice to hear the live debut of “Have A Cigar,” one of their best live numbers.

Metallica - 1982-1988 - The Complete Demo Collection (STU/FLAC)



(Studio FLAC)

Metallica
The Complete Demo Collection
Demos 1982-1988

CD1 - 67:12
1. Killing Time (2:34)
2. Let It Loose (3:12)
3. The Prince (5:06)
4. Hit The Lights (4:27)
5. The Mechanix (4:58)
6. Motorbreath (3:31)
7. Jump In The Fire (3:59)
8. Fight Fire With Fire (4:47)
9. Ride The Lighting (6:24)
10. When The Hell Freezes Over (8:10)
11. Creeping Death (6:18)
12. Battery (4:46)
13. Welcome Home (Sanatarium) (4:56)
14. Orion (4:04)

CD2 - 64:45
1. Disposable Heroes (Take I & II) (9:12)
2. Blackened (5:54)
3. And Justice For All (8:14)
4. Eye Of The Beholder (6:17)
5. The Shortest Straw (6:19)
6. Frayed Ends Of Sanity (7:24)
7. Dyers Eve (5:34)
8. Halloween II (3:50)
9. Twist Of Cain (3:48)
10. All Hell Breaks Loose (3:57)
11. London Dungeon (2:30)
12. Horror Business (1:46)

mercoledì 22 giugno 2022

David Bowie - 2002-07-01 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)


(DVDfull pro-shot)

David Bowie. 
Venue: L'Olympia, Paris. 
Date: 1st July 2002 
Broadcast: ARTE, 20th September 2002 

David Bowie 
Earl Slick 
Gerry Leonard 
Mark Plati 
Sterling Campbell 
Gail Ann Dorsey 
Mike Garson 
Catherine Russell

01. Stay 
02. Ive Been Waiting For You 
03. Breaking Glass 
04. Cactus 
05. Slip Away 
06. China Girl 
07. 5:15 The Angels Have Gone 
08. Fashion 
09. Be My Wife 
10. Ashes 
11. Afraid 
12. Changes 
13. Fame 
14. "Heroes" 
15. Heathen (The Rays) 
16. Everyone Says Hi 
17. Hallo Spaceboy 
18. Lets Dance 
19. I'm Afraid Of Americans 
20. Ziggy Stardust

Total Running Time: 01h 39m 20s

Bruce Springsteen - Forgotten Songs (STU/FLAC)


(Studio FLAC)

Title: Forgotten Songs 
Label: Traveling Productions 
Format: 1 CD 
Catalog #: TPCD 1973 
Source: Studio Demos - Soundboard 
Date: August 1972-August 1973 
Location: Various 

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Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: My Original Silvers > EAC (secure) > FLAC 

01 The Fever (7:26) 
02 Seaside Bar Song (3:32) 
03 Santa Ana (4:52) 
04 Bishop Dance (4:24) 
05 Zero And Blind Terry (5:44) 
06 Thundercrack (6:44) 

Time: 32:42 

Notes: 
All tracks from "Intersong Music" demos acetate; 
Track 1 The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle studio sessions, WGOE-FM Radio Studios, Richmond, VA 05/73; 
Track 2-3 & 5 The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle studio sessions, 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, NY 07-08/73; 
Track 4 & 6 Max's Kansas City, New York City, NY 01/31/73

Sex Pistols - Sweden 77 + Phoenix Festival 1996 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Format:ISO
Video:MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25fps
Audio:MPEG Audio 48000Hz stereo 256kbps
Title:Phoenix Festival 1996 Scandinavian Sweden 1977 TV & PV
Year:?

Sweden 16 July, 1977
1. Anarchy In The UK
2. I Wanna Be Me
3. Seventeen
4. New York
5. Problems
6. No Feelings

Phoenix Festival Stratford 21-7-96
7. Bodies
8. No Feelings
9. God Save the Queen
10. Liar
11. Holidays in the Sun
12. Pretty Vacant
13. Anarchy in the U.K

TV & PV
14. Pretty Vacant (TOTP 96)
15. New York (TOTP 96)
16. Anarchy in the U.K (PV)
17. God Save the Queen (PV)
18. Pretty Vacant (PV)
19. My Way (PV)
20. Anarchy in the U.K
Inside contains a Image & Txt

Running Time / Size (70:00 4.35gb)

Sex Pistols - 1977-07-28 - Stockholm, SWE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

LINEAGE:
MASTER SBD>?>CD>WAV (via QCD player)>SHN (via Shorten for Windows)>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v1.2>FLAC 6

VENUE: Student Kåren
SOURCE: SBD
QUALITY: A-/A
ARTWORK: N/A

01. Anarchy In The UK
02. I Wanna Be Me
03. Seventeen
04. New York
05. EMI (Unlimited Edition)
06. Submission
07. Problems
08. God Save The Queen
09. Pretty Vacant

TOTAL RUNTIME: 29mins 27secs

TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES:
Here we have what appears to be an incomplete soundboard recording of a classic Sex Pistols performance. The sound quality is average for a soundboard and certainly isn't the cleanest sounding source. Nevertheless, for Pistols fans, this is a must! Besides, The Sex Pistols weren't exactly a "clean" sounding band anyways. As far as the remastering goes, the source recording needed a good few adjustments. To start with, the recording was originally at a very low volume. The sound waivers from track to track but each track needed an average increase in amplitude of about 10dB. This, in itself, accounts for a pretty large difference to the listening experience. However, boosting the level of the recording only scratches the surface of the edits done. Some of the tracks, mostly near the beginning of the recording, had a lot of pops and clicks and other noises/anomalies. I have carefully used a click/pop eliminator to remove most of these sounds. The music itself, does not suffer from this effect. It's not like noise or hiss reduction where the music usually suffers significant signal/frequency loss. Each track has been equalized and balanced very carefully and at times fairly drastically. As the source recording must've originally came from a high generation or very damaged tape, a lot of frequency loss has occurred. I have attempted to counteract this effect as much as possible. You will notice changes in sound quality and level from track to track at times. I've tried to match the tracks as closely as possible, but at times the difference in sound quality/frequency response is easily noticed and could not be avoided. Overall, I think the recording is significantly improved and more fun to listen to. I hope someone gets something out of this great early performanceby The Sex Pistols and my attempt to make it sound better. Enjoy!

The Sex Pistols - 1976-06-04 - Manchester, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

DVD-NTSC

This is a BBC tv show called I swear that I was there. This episode featured the Sex Pistols Manchester concert from 6-4-1976. Lots of interviews from people that were there and some rare footage.

On June 4, 1976, four young men took the stage of the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester and, in front of a handful of people, played one of the most important live sets of all time. Alongside Woodstock and Live Aid, the Sex Pistols' performance has been named by critics as one of the most pivotal performances in music history... not necessarily because of the quality of the music - but because of the effect the music had on the audience. The crowd were mesmerized by the power and possibilities of punk - and it inspired them to create their own music that would shape the sound of rock music for decades to come. Members of Joy Division and New Order, the Smiths, the Fall and Buzzcocks were there that night as well as Tony Wilson, a key player in the story of Factory records, the Hacienda, Madchester and beyond. This was truly a gig that changed the world. The truth behind that gig - plus the Pistols' repeat performance six weeks later and their first ever TV appearance - has been shrouded in mystery for thirty years. Until now, everyone's been happy to print the legend. For the first time, here's the truth. Featuring interviews with key players and audience members, "I Swear I Was There" brings pop culture to life thirty years after the Summer of Punk 

Time = 49:18
NTSC DVD ready to burn

lunedì 20 giugno 2022

Rush - 2015-05-08 - Tulsa, OK (AUD/FLAC)


(Audience FLAC)

Rush ~ "Are You Fucking Kidding Me?"

Friday, May 8, 2015
R40 Tour
BOK Center
Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Format: Recorded in 24-bit/44.1kHz
Source: Audience Digital Master
Equipment: Pair of Milab VM-44 Link Cardioids ~> Marantz PMD661(Oade CM)
Location: Floor, Al Side, F7, Row D
Taper: ninjadave
Mastering: SiriusJoe/ninjadave

This is my master, its diff than the other uploads of this same date on Dime.

16 BIT VERSION

SET I [66:46]

01 Vid: The World Is...The World Is 2:08
02 Clockwork Angels 7:26
03 The Anarchist 6:56
04 Headlong Flight (with mini drumsolo) 8:49
05 Far Cry 5:38
06 The Main Monkey Business 6:25
07 One Little Victory 5:53
08 Animate 6:22
09 Roll The Bones 5:59
10 Distant Early Warning 5:12
11 Subdivisions 5:52

Set II [90:29]

01 Vid: No Country For Old Hens 5:22
02 Tom Sawyer 4:59
03 Red Barchetta 7:07
04 The Spirit of Radio 5:24
05 Jacob's Ladder 7:33
06 Hemispheres Prelude 4:19
07 Cygnus X-1 (with drum solo) 8:45
08 Closer To The Heart 2:57
09 Xanadu 10:41
10 2112 (Overture/Temples of Syrinx/Presentation/Grand Finale) 12:14
~Encore~
11 Vid: Mel's Rockpile 1:38
12 Lakeside Park 2:22
13 Anthem 3:10
14 What You're Doing 3:42
15 Working Man (with Garden Road riff) 5:06
16 Vid: Exit Stage Left/Polka CttH Outro 5:05

Total Time [2:37:15]

NOTES:
The first show. Its been quite a long time since I've journeyed to the first show. I was at Hartford in 2002 for the Vapor Trails tour (the "comeback" show) and at the time, that was the most emotion I ever felt at a Rush gig, for obvious reasons. This one nearly tops it...what a gig. When they played the second CA tune I was very much intrigued by the possiblity that they were gonna go "backwards". I wasn't sure they would ever do something like that but changing the stage as they went was genius...and then realizing the entire 2nd set was gonna be MP and prior, I just wasn't sure if we would get the "old" shit but boy was I wrong. Couldn't have dreamed of a better show. Suprised by some ommissions but they can't play them all...with La Villa being the one that really jumps out at me. My two holy grails where played, however...Jacobs Ladder and Xanadu (complete w/Doublenecks). Worth the price of admission. Throw in the others and the second set is insane, almost as insane as the dude who couldn't help his reactions, and his complete and utter disbelief at what he was hearing...I buried him slightly but frankly, when I listen back, it still chokes me up. The emotion was real. Hope you feel it too.

"Are you fucking kidding me??"...what else could I say?

To the greatest power trio ever, none will ever touch you - Thank you DIRK, LERXST and PRATT for 40+ years of incredible music, dedication, laughter, heartbreak and joy. I will never forget it.

It was great to meet up with the other Gaters at the gig, and to see others I've met over the years. It's always great to meet new Rush fans, putting a face with the name, and seeing the love for this band by its diehard fans. It's incredible, and it's another thing I'm gonna miss...Let's hope they find a way to plod on a little while longer...

Thanks to SiriusJoe for listening to the raw source and giving me the "recipe" for the master. I tweaked it only sligthly and it turned out very nice indeed.

There are no fades in the tracks so burn the way you want. Only a minor cut in the Mel's Rockpile Vid...I saved the file as my battery was reading low the entire second set but it survived. New batteries are in hand!

Bee Gees - Spirits Having Flown (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

This plays more like a documentary of the tour with a lot of songs in between...  I think I like this one a little better than the first dvd of these guys I upped.  Artwork is included-  all thanks goes to the original uploader.

The Bee Gees
"Spirits Having Flown" Tour TV Special 1979

"The Bee Gees Special" was a television special broadcast by NBC on November 15 (or 26), 1979. The program featured footage from the Bee Gees' July 10, 1979 concert in Oakland, California captured by a film crew that accompanied them during their 1979 Spirits Having Flown Tour. It also included footage from an appearance with Willie Nelson and Glen Campbell, interviews by David Frost with the Bee Gees and their parents, and a behind-the-scenes look at recording and tour planning with Robert Stigwood and the band's crew.

Lineage: TV > Low Gen VHS > SA > DVD
Norwegian subtitles
Quality: 7/10

Track listing (thanks to Wikipedia):

* Interview with David Frost
* In the studio rehearsing "Tragedy"
* Opening night of tour "Stayin' Alive"
* Australian TV clip of "Spicks And Specks"
* Interview with Robert Stigwood
* Concert footage: "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"
* Video montage: "How Deep Is Your Love"
* Tour planning
* 1967 U.K. TV clip: "Massachusetts"
* Concert footage: "Wind Of Change"
* Creating the explosion for the song "Tragedy"
* Concert footage: "I Started A Joke"
* Medley with Willie Nelson and Glen Campbell: "Bye Bye Love", "All I Have To Do Is Dream", "Party Doll", "I Can't Stop Loving You", "To Love Somebody"
* In the studio recording "Tragedy"
* Interview with Barbara and Hugh Gibb
* Concert footage: "Nights On Broadway", "Words", "Jive Talkin'"
* Andy Gibb joins his brothers on stage for an extended version of "You Should Be Dancing"
* Closing credits over "I've Gotta Get A Message To You"

Total time 1:13:12

Robin, Barry & Maurice Gibb (vocals, guitars)
Alan Kendall (guitar)
Joey Murcia (guitar)
Harold Cowart (bass)
Blue Weaver (keyboards)
George Bitzer (keyboards)
Dennis Bryon (drums)
Joe Lala (percussion)

The Boonero Horns:
Peter Graves, Neil Bonsanti, Bill Purse, Ken Faulk, Whit Sidener, Stan Webb (brass)

The Sweet Inspirations:
Myrna Smith, Sylvia Shemwell, Gloria Brown (backing vocals)

http://www.brothersgibb.org/

Video: MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25.000fps 9500Kbps
Audio: AC3 48000Hz stereo 256Kbps 2ch
More details from MediaInfo in separate file.

Some background:
After the release of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, The Bee Gees were unable to tour due to their commitment to the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie. Then from March to November, 1978, they spent much of their time in the studio recording Spirits Having Flown, the follow-up album to Saturday Night Fever.

Prior to the kickoff of the tour, The Bee Gees popularity grew even further following Saturday Night Fever, when they were the headline act on the Music for UNICEF Concert in January. Then they won four Grammy awards in February for Saturday Night Fever and by June, they pulled off a feat only matched by The Beatles with six consecutive number one singles, when "Love You Inside Out" topped the charts in June, setting the stage for the hottest summer tour since The Beatles in 1964.

Considering the group's popularity was at an all-time high, stringent security precautions were taken, though The Bee Gees themselves setup base in only five cities. They would fly to the next venue and return to their home base immediately following the show. They leased a custom 55-seat Boeing 720 jet at a cost of over one million dollars with a specially designed logo on the exterior of the plane. The Bee Gees were accompanied on the tour by a film crew capturing highlights of the shows, for use in a NBC-TV special which aired in November, hosted by David Frost.

The Bee Gees were joined on stage with their usual band featuring Alan Kendall on guitar, Blue Weaver on keyboards and Dennis Bryon on drums, as well as Boonero Horns, a 6-piece brass section and Sweet Inspirations, which provided backing vocals.