Mountain - 1974-12-31 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Mountain

New York City, Felt Forum

31 December 1974, late show

- IN MEMORIAM OF LEZ WEST -

Lineage: 

CD-R in trade/swap (1st gen. off master)>EAC>FLAC(level 8)

Leslie West (+) - guitar, vocals

Felix Pappalardi (+) - bass, vocals

Corky Laing - drums

1. WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN' GOIN' ON

2. THEME FOR AN IMAGINARY WESTERN

3. THUMBSUCKER

4. YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT

5. NANTUCKET SLEIGHRIDE I

6. NANTUCKET SLEIGHRIDE II

7. MEDLEY:

- LESLIE WEST SOLO

- ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN /

- CORKY LAING SOLO /

- GOING HOME JAM

8. MISSISSIPPI QUEEN

TOTAL TIME: 71:31 mins.

Kansas - 1977-12-31 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 56"

Kansas

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

December 31, 1977

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 56

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 > Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.0 capture > Adobe Audition > iZotope RX6 > iZotope Ozone 6 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Magnum Opus Intro > Hopelessly Human

02 Point Of Know Return

03 Paradox

04 Icarus (Borne On Wings Of Steel)

05 Child Of Innocence

06 Closest Chronicles

07 Dust In The Wind >

08 Acoustic Guitar Solo

09 Piano Solo >

10 Lonely Wind

11 Cheyenne Anthem

12 Miracles Out Of Nowhere

13 Drum Solo >

14 The Spider

15 Portrait (He Knew)

16 Sparks Of The Tempest

17 Carry On Wayward Son

18 Down The Road

19 Violin Solo

20 Magnum Opus

Known Faults:

-None

Cheap Trick - 1977-12-31 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 49"

Cheap Trick

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

December 31, 1977

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 49

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 > Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.0 capture > Adobe Audition > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Big Eyes

02 Southern Girls

03 Downed

04 High Roller

05 Ain't That A Shame

06 Oh Caroline

07 Clock Strikes Ten

08 Auf Wiedersehen

09 He's A Whore

10 Goodnight

Known Faults:

-Big Eyes joined slightly in progress

Quicksilver Messenger Service - 1967-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Winterland December 31 1967  -  New Years Eve show plus final jam

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AUD>?>tape trade> cassette> eurorack MX 802A professional equalizer>philips standalone burner CDR560> cdr audio>EAC>wav>COOLEDIT>wav>flac

remastered and transferred and artworked by yours truly pgl

John Cipollina
Greg Elmore
Gary Duncan
David Freiberg

Disc Two With 
Janis Joplin
Marty Balin
Dino Valenti
Jorma Kaukonen
Jack Casady

Disc One
1. instrumental
2. pride of man
3. who do you love
4. if you live
5. too long
6. smokestack lightning
7. babe i'm gonna leave you
8. gold & silver
9. dino's song
10. back door man
11. mona/maiden of the cancer moon

Disc Two - The Final Jam
1. peepin & hidin
2. ride this train (?)
3. you don't remember me (?)

Jimi Hendrix - 1969-12-31 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Title:
Happy New Years Jimi

Venue:
The Fillmore East

Source:
Ex- Soundboard Recording

Lineage:
Silver Shadow CD 9103 Boot 1CD > EAC > FLAC

Jimi Hendrix: Guitar, Vocals
Buddy Miles: Drums, Vocals
Billy Cox: Bass

01: Intro: Happy New York 1969/70

Second Show By Bill Graham
02: Auld Lang Syne
03: Who Knows
04: Stepping Stone
05: Burning Desire
06: Fire
07: Ezy Rider
08: Machine Gun
09: Power Of Soul
10: Stone Free / Sunshine Of Your Love
11: Them Changes

Quicksilver Messenger Service - 1969-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC) Early show

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Quicksilver Messenger Service

Winterland, San Francisco, CA

December 31, 1969

Early show

Lineage: 

? > CD-R received 4/02 > EAC > Wavs > FLAC Front End > FLACs

Cipollina

Duncan

Elmore

Freiberg

Hopkins

Valente

01. Subway 6:51

02. I Believe (aka Catching My Death, Sweet Situation) 10:13

03. Words Can't Say 3:31

04. Mojo 6:30

05. Mona > applause 8:51

06. City of Stone (aka Lady of the Night) 7:33

07. Edward the Mad Shirt Grinder 8:18

Total 51:49

NOTE

This is the early show/set, all of which was broadcast. After 20+ years of searching, I never found the late show/set. This show marked the return of Gary Duncan, whom left one year earlier, on Dec. 31 1968 (no known recordings) to clean himself up. From what I heard from band members, part of the deal with him coming back was the band also added his friend, Dino Valenti, into the fold. Dino started out just as a new member of the band. Sad that by mid 1970, his massive ego, at the time, put himself as the so-called LEADER of it. Any Cipollina era QMS is well worth having, imho. It just wasn't the same when Dino did that

This set was part of a long New Year's Eve concert put on at the Winterland from 8pm to 6am by Bill Graham. Performers were: Hot Tuna, The sons (of Champlin), QMS, New Years Jam (members of many of the bands), Jefferson Airplane, The Sons, QMS, Jefferson Airplane.

Spirit - 1971-12-31 - Seattle, WA (FM/FLAC)

(KSIW-Broadcast FLAC)

Lineage: 
traded tapeTDK CDing2 > Pioneer PDR-509 > Steinberg Clean plus 4.0 (soundcorrected) > Carbon CDR Hi-Space > flac > you 

Soundquality: A/A- 
Time CD 1: 44:25 
Time CD 2: 38:57 

CD1:
01. Radio Comment > Something You Must Say (9:40) > 
02. Nature's Way (2:53) 
03. Just Care About Me (8:02) - (tape flip, 3 seconds are missing) 
04. Hey Joe (9:02) 
05. Improvisation (11:32) > 
06. Veruska (3:15) 

CD2:
01. Going Away Somewhere (5:23) 
02. Tow The Line (5:46) 
03. It's All The Same (14:29) 
04. I Got A Line On You (3:52) 
05. Set Me Free / Comment (9:33) 

This is one of the most intense concert by Spirit. Powerful and perfect in harmony. The sound quality is near excellent, Hey Joe is incredible. Artwork included. 

Santana - 1973-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

WINTERLAND 

Carlos Santana 
Jose “Chepito” Areas 
Tom Coster 
Richard Kermode 
Armando Peraza 
Douglas Rauch 
Michael Shrieve 
Leon Thomas 

CD-R 1 
01. Going Home 
02. A-1 Funk 
03. Every Step Of The Way
04. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
05. Oye Como Va
06. Just In Time To See The Sun
07. Bambele (appeared on Viva, so removed)
08. Um-um-um

Total Time: 46:09 

CD-R 2: 
07. Batucada
08. Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba)
09. Stone Flower
10. Castillos De Arena (Sand Castle)
11. ? (Jam/drums/percussion/Last part of Free Angela(aka Flor de Canela)
12. Incident At Neshabur
13. When I Look Into Your Eyes
14. Se A Cabo

Total Time: 50:10 

note
Santana in superb form with a excellent and tight band!!! Bambele had to be removed (it's on Viva), which is what I did. As you can see in the notes, I can offer a simple solution in order to make your show complete. 

Blue Oyster Cult - 1973-12-31 - New York City (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Academy of Music

lineage
Soundboard > ? (some editing) > CDR (trade) > Flac7

1 Dominance and Submission 5:30
2 Astronomy 6:39
3 ME262 11:08
4 Stairway To the Stars 3:35
5 Transmaniacon M.C 3:18
6 Born To Be Wild 6:12
7 Buck's Boogie 6:33

Total 42:58

Soundboard of Blue Oyster Cult's New Year's Eve show (Iggy & the Stooges and Kiss opened for B.O.C.). It's a great bootleg!

AC/DC - 1974-12-31 - Melbourne, AU (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Festival Hall

Sound quality is excellent! 

Lineage: 
Unknown -> Another tracker -> My HD -> DIME -> You 

Singer: Bon Scott 
Lead Guitar: Angus Young 
Rhythm Guitar: Malcolm Young 
Bass Guitar: Rob Bailey 
Drums: Peter Clack 

01. She's Got Balls 
02. Soul Stripper 
03. SHow Business 
04. Can I Sit Next to You Girl? 
05. Baby Please Don't Go 

Broadcasted on Radio 2SM

The date seems to be correct: http://www.acdc.com/es/event/1974/12/31/melbourne-vic-australia-festival-hall 

Event line up for the evening: 

AC/DC 
Kush 
Hush 
Debbie Byrne 

J.J. Cale - 1975-12-31 - Tulsa, OK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

J.J. Cale
Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK.
1975-12-31

Soundboard FM Recording, Pitch-Corrected Version

Lineage: 
SBD > Rm > ? > DAT > CDR > SHN > WAV > Cool Edit 2000 (Frequency Analysis & Time/Pitch Transform) > FLAC level-7
Sector boundaries fixed, FLAC encoded & torrent created using TLH.

01 Cajun Moon
02 Call Me The Breeze
03 Lies
04 Clyde
05 After Midnight
06 Call A Doctor
07 Got My Mojo Working
08 Magnolia
09 Crazy Mama
10 Sensitive Kind
11 Bringing It Back
12 Cocaine

Santana - 1976-12-31 - Daly City, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Santana - December 31, 1976

Cow Palace - Daly City, CA

Recording Info:

FM -> Master Reel (Tandberg TD20a SE) -> 10 Inch - 1/4 Track Reel

Transfer Info:

Master Reel (Tandberg TD20a SE) -> Sony SBM-1 -> CD (Tascam CD-RW700)

Mastering Info:

CD -> Samplitude Professional v11.2.1 -> FLAC

(1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

Recorded By Jay Ashley

Transferred By Charlie Miller and Jay Ashley

Mastered By Charlie Miller

charliemiller87@earthlink.net

July 5, 2016

Notes:

-- Reel transfer done in 2000

-- There are level issues mostlly in the first track

-- Track marks may be off a little (I did my best)

01 - Carnaval

02 - Let The Children Play

03 - Jugando

04 - Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen

05 - Dance Sister Dance

06 - Revelations

07 - Oye Como Va

08 - Maria Caracoles

09 - Savor

10 - Toussaint L'Overture

11 - Let Me

12 - Europa

13 - Band Intros

14 - Soul Sacrifice

15 - Let The Music Set You Free

Journey - 1977-12-31 - Daly City, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM brodcast FLAC)

Cow Palace

Lineage:
Silver CD > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC

Gregg Rolie: keyboards, vocals
Neal Schon: guitar, vocals
Ross Valory: bass, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar: drums

Disc 1
01. Of A Lifetime
02. Karma
03. She Makes Me Feel Alright
04. People
05. I Would Find You
06. Bass Solo
07. Look Into The Future
08. On A Saturday Nite

Disc 2
01. It's All Too Much
02. Drum Solo
03. You're On Your Own
04. In The Morning Day
05. Topaz
06. Anyway

TT 1:28:16

This is a KSAN broadcast of a great pre-Steve Perry Journey show. This was the final show as a foursome. If you are not familiar with early Journey do so you won't regret it.

Bruce Springsteen - 1977-12-31 - Passaic, NJ (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band 
"Catch These Big Stars In The Night ...If You Can! 
31-12-1977 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, N.J., U.S.A. 
Radio Broadcast 
CD-r Trade - EAC (Secure Mode) - Wav - Flac Level 6 

CD1: 
01. Auld Lang Syne (Traditional) 
02. Havin' A Party (Cooke) 
03. The Fever (B. Springsteen) 
04. I Don't Wanna Go Home (Steve Van Zandt) 
05: Higher And Higher (Jackson, Smith) 
06. Little Latin Lupe Lu (Medley) 
07. You Can't Sit Down (Clark, Upchurch, Muldrow) 
08. DJ's Talking About Show 

CD2: 
01. Drive All Night (B. Springsteen) 
02. Backstreets (B. Springsteen) 
03. Born To Run (B. Springsteen) 
04. Quarter To Three (Barguer, Guida, Anderson) 

Label: Eagle Records CD 005 

Santana - 1977-12-31 - Daly City, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

FM(KSAN) 

Carlos Santana 
Tom Coster 
Pete Escovedo 
Graham Lear 
David Margen 
Armando Peraza 
Raul Rekow 
Greg Walker 

CD1: 
01. Dawn
02. Zulu
03. Let The Children Play
04. Jugando
05. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
06. Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) 
07. Tuning/Carlos speaking 
08. Europa 
09. Batuka 
10. Savor 
11. Toussaint L’Overture 
12. Toussaint L’Overture 
13. Toussaint L’Overture 

Total Time: 48.51 

CD2: 
14. Gitano
15. I’ll Be Waiting
16. Soul Sacrifice
17. She’s Not There
18. Transcendance 

Total Time: 39.14 

Kansas - 1977-12-31 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

LINEAGE:
CD-R > EAC > FLAC > TLH (for md5 and ffp file creations, to check for SBE's & lossiness...neither found, for torrent file creation, and for all created files verification) > you

Location: Long Beach, California
Venue: Long Beach Arena
Source: AUD
Format: FLAC
CD's: 2
Artwork: Yes (Note: Front art has "Remaster" on it but that does not apply to this version)
Label: U.N.C.L.E. Sound Factory
Title: The Nautical Almanac

CD 1:
01. Incommudro (Hymn To The Atman)/Hopelessly Human
02. Point Of Know Return
03. Paradox
04. Icarus/Borne On Wings Of Steel
05. Child Of Innocence
06. Closet Chronicles
07. Dust In The Wind
08. Lonely Wind
09. Cheyenne Anthem

CD 2:
01. Miracles Out Of Nowhere
02. drum solo/The Spider
03. Portrait (He Knew)
04. Sparks of Tempes
05. Carry On Wayward Son
06. Down The Road
07. violin solo
08. Magnum Opus

I'm really impressed by the quality and sound of this recording. The taper obviously knew what they were doing and did it very, very well. This is an excellent recording of a 1977/78 Kansas concert. The show began New Year's Eve and ended after midnight on New Year's Day. The band does the countdown to the new year right before "Carry on Wayward Son". This recording sounds a lot like a soundboard throughout most of the show due to the clarity and lack of crowd noise.

Marshall Tucker Band - 1978-12-31 - New Orleans, LA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Reelin' and Rockin'
Nationwide on New Year's Eve
with The Marshall Tucker Band

The Warehouse
New Orleans, LA
12/31/1978 (FM)

The last approximately 30 seconds of "24 hours at a time" was the only missing music in the FM master recording and were spliced in from the post from Gaston on Dec. 30, 2009 at torrent #283198. (from FM of unknown lineage) The rest of this is with this

lineage:
FM radio > Sansui 8 receiver > unknown reel deck (probably a Sony) > Maxell UD 7" reels > played on Teac 3300 into Soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Toy Caldwell: guitars, vocals
Jerry Eubanks: flute, saxophone, background vocals
Tommy Caldwell: bass, background vocals
Doug Gray: vocals
George McCorkle: guitars
Paul Riddle: drums

Disc 1: 37:16
01: radio announcer introduction 1:46
02: fly like an eagle > long hard ride 8:33
03: fire on the mountain 4:35
04: heard it in a love song 5:24
05: dream lover 5:21
06: auld lang syne (New Year's for the U.S. east coast) 3:28
07: blue ridge mountain sky 8:05

Disc 2: 68:22
08: can't you see 6:03
09: hillbilly band 3:40
10: ramblin' 6:55
11: this ol' cowboy 5:58
12: desert skies 6:54
13: 24 hours at a time 12:30 (spliced at end from second source, master tape cut)
14: auld lang syne (New Year's in New Orleans) >
I'll be loving you 10:27
16: searchin' for a rainbow 6:33
17: will the circle be unbroken (with radio talkover idiot) 9:18

Total runtime: 105:38

There are a few disc break options but this one was the most sequentially convenient one (a commercial break between tracks 7 and 8 was edited out. There were a couple of those in this broadcast and track 8 begins with the radio DJ saying and once again the Marshall Tucker Band...) Thanks to the one spliced track this is the complete show. All the songs are complete and the only reel change started just before a song.

The Doobie Brothers - 1978-12-31 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Doobie Brothers

NYE 1978-12-31

LA Forum

KMET FM

The Doobie Brothers live at The Forum in Los Angeles on New Year's Eve 1978. Broadcast live on KMET 94.7 FM, Los Angeles

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01 Jesus Is Just Alright

02 Long Train Running

03 Sweet Maxine

04 It Keeps You Running

05 Take Me In Your Arms

06 Clear As The Driven Snow

07 Little Darlin' I Love You

08 Happy New Year

09 Echoes of Love

10 Neal's Fandango

11 What A Fool Believes (cut)

12 Disciple

13 Don't Stop to Watch the Wheels Go 'Round

14 Black Water

15 Steamer Lane Breakdown

16 China Grove - Road Angel

17 Daughter Of The Sea - China Grove

18 Takin' It To The Streets

19 Listen To The Music - Band Intro

George Thorogood - 1978-12-31 - Newark, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Stonecutter Collection Vol 86.

George Thorogood & The Destroyers

Deer Park Tavern

Newark, Delaware

December 31, 1978

Source: Soundboard > unknown gen cassette > DAT

Transfer: Sony DAT DTC-ZE700 > Optical Cable > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW (44.1Hz)

Editing: Soundforge 9.0 > Wav > TLH [SB's aligned] Flac Level 6

Transferred, channels balanced and tracked by kingrue Upload 567

Recording Notes:

Track 07 cuts off @ 6:03 min.

Track 10 has a small cut @ 1:50 min.

Track 16 cuts off @ 4:38 min.

Thanks to Rich for the tape and I hope you all enjoy this next round of Thorogood.

Side A

01 Who Do You Love?

02 New Boogie Chillun

03 Cocaine Blues

04 I'm Ready

05 Madison Blues

06 New Hawaiian Boogie

07 Delaware Slide

Side B

08 Tuning

09 Move It On Over

10 Little Queenie

11 Hip Shake

12 I'm Wanted

13 Ride On Josephine

14 Night Time

15 If You Need Me

16 One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer

Total Time = 91:30 min

The Blues Brothers - 1978-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Joliet Jake Blues (John Belushi) - vocals
Elwood Blues (Dan Akroyd) - harmonica, vocals
Steve Cropper - guitar
Matt Murphy - guitar
Donald Dunn - bass
Tom Malone - trombone, trumpet, saxophone
Lou Marini - saxophone
Tom Scott - saxophone
Alan Rubin - trumpet
Paul Shaffer - keyboards
Murphy Dunne - piano
Steve Jordan - drums
Willie Hall - drums

01 - Intro
02 - Hey Bartender
03 - Messin' With The Kid
04 - (I've Got Everything I Need) Almost
05 - Band Intro 1
06 - Rubber Biscuits
07 - Shotgun Blues
08 - Groove Me
09 - I don't know
10 - Band Intro 2
11 - Soul Man
12 - Band Intro 3
13 - B Movie
14 - Flip Flop & Fly
15 - Jailhouse Rock
16 - Outro

December 31, 1978, was the closing day of Bill Graham's famous Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco. The original Blues Brothers Band had the honour to perform at this special event as an opener for 'Grateful Dead'. This is an unedited and unofficial recording of this concert - with very good sound quality.

The Blues Brothers - 1978-12-31 - San Francisco, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Audio:  DVD_LPCM_AUDIO    
[SB(FM?) - Re-Mastered in Adobe Audition - Hiss reduction, EQ applied (vocals enhanced), volume adjusted to 1db under 0]

Video: Pro Shot (2nd or 3rd gen vhs) MPEG2_Video 9586 kbps 704 x 480

01 - Intro
02 - Hey Bartender
03 - Messin' With The Kid
04 - (I Got Everything I Need) Almost
05 - Band intro 1
06 - Rubber Biscuits
07 - Shotgun Blues
08 - Groove Me
09 - I Don't Know
10 - Band intro 2
11 - Soul Man
12 - Band intro 3
13 - B Movie
14 - Flip Flop & Fly
15 - Jail House Rock
16 - Outro

Bruce Springsteen - 1978-12-31 - Cleveland, OH (SBD/AUD/FLAC)

(Soundboard/Audience FLAC)

Richfield Coliseum, 

"The Firecracker Night" 

Disc 1 
01. Badlands 
02. Streets Of Fire 
03. Rendezvous 
04. Spirit In The Night 
05. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 
06. Independence Day 
07. The Promised Land 
08. Prove It All Night 
09. Pretty Flamingo 
10. Thunder Road 
11. Jungleland 

Disc 2 
01. The Ties That Bind 
02. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 
03. The Fever 
04. Fire 
05. Candy's Room 
06. Because The Night 
07. "Happy New Year!" 
08. Rave On 
09. Auld Lane Syne 
10. Good Rockin' Tonight 
11. "Firecracker Incident" 
12. Point Blank 
13. Mona - She's The One - I Get Mad 

Disc 3 
01. Backstreets 
02. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 
03. Born To Run 
04. Detroit Medley 
05. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 
06. Quarter To Three 

Bonus
07. Adam Raised A Cain (6/16/1978, Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, MO) 
08. Heartbreak Hotel (8/19/1978, The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA) 
09. Sweet Little Sixteen (8/19/1978, The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA) 
10. Incident On 57th Street (9/17/1978, The Palladium, New York City, NY) 

Notes: 
All files were high quality resampled, timestretched, volume normalized and equalized. Upload include md5, ffp and artwork. 
The penultimate show of the tour includes great versions of "Jungleland" and "The Fever" and the last known "Pretty Flamingo" (until 2003). This is the famous "Firecracker show" where someone threw one on stage which hit Bruce, provoking a rant from Steve Van Zandt. During the next tour Bruce would regularly ask people not to let off firecrackers. 
Soundboard (which has none of the encores) and audience tapes. Sound is good. The soundboard portion is available on CD 'The Firecracker Show' (Moonlight). The audience tape (Unbooted) covers the encores, but cuts during "Quarter To Three". The soundboard and audience tape have been combined to form the complete show, available as 'The Firecracker Night' (Earlmv). 

Heart - 1978-12-31 - Seattle, WA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

HEART

Seattle Center Coliseum

Seattle, Washington 1978.12.31

SB/FM 16/44 liberated bootleg disc

zososhane69 tapes

01 - intro

02 - Cook With Fire

03 - Heartless

04 - Devil Delight

05 - Straight On

06 - Mistral Wind

07 - Dog and Butterfly

08 - Silver Wheels

09 - Crazy On You

10 - Magic Man

11 - Barracuda

Here's another Heart rarity, at least in lossless form. Another liberated disc. Cost me some cash so I hope this means something to someone out there. This is obviously not the complete show. Either KISW or KZOK broadcast the show on the radio that summer, can't remember which one. Fabulous show of Heart in their prime and as always kicked up a notch at the semi hometown gig.

Hall and Oates - 1978-12-31 - Pittsburgh, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Stanley Theater

Pittsburgh, Pa. USA

December 31, 1978

the livetime tour 1978, promoting their 7th album, "along the red ledge"

"King Biscuit Flower Hour" FM broadcast

lineage:

FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever with wire antenna > unknown reel recorder Maxell UD 35-90 7" reel @ 3.3/4 ips > played on Teac X-700R into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Daryl Hall: guitars, keyboards, vocals 

John Oates: guitars, vocals

David Kent: keyboards 

Caleb Quaye: guitar

Charlie DeChant: saxophones, keyboards 

Kenny Passarelli: bass 

Roger Pope: drums 

1: radio intro :07

2: don't blame it on love 4:17 

3: serious music 5:36

4: rich girl 3:25

5: do what you want, be what you are 6:32

6: I don't wanna lose you 4:25 > 

7: my girl 3:26

abandoned lunchonette

Gino (the manager)

the emptyness

band introductions

London luck and love

August Day

8: back together again 4:00

Sara smile

she's gone

9: it's a laugh > 3:52

10: melody for a memory 5:47

11: Alley Katz > room to breathe 7:17 (spliced at 6:45)

encore:

pleasure beach 

runtime: 48:44 (minutes/ seconds)

songs without times were not included in this broadcast but are included in this listing to represent the setlist of the full concert performance.

Blondie - 1979-12-31 - Glasgow, Scotland (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Blondie: 1979-12-31 Glsgow, Scotland (Pro Shot/TV BX DVD)

LINEAGE:
2005 VH1 Classics standard definition TV BX > HD VIP622 DVR > HDMI cable > Philips DVDR3475 standalone DVD burner (transferred in HQ/High Quality 1 hour mode) > Sony DVD+RW > removed commercials and created song chapters > PC > TLH (for creating and verifying md5 file) > you

SHOW DETAILS:
Artist: Blondie
Date: December 31st, 1979
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Venue: Apollo Theatre
Program: BBC Old Grey Whistle Test
DVD's: 1
Label: Bootradr Project
Title: Old Grey Whistle Test
Total Runningg Time: 40:03

DVD ATTRIBUTES:
Menus: No
Chapters: Yes
Artwork: No
DVD Size: 2.63 GB

VIDEO ATTRIBUTES:
Format: NTSC
Color/B&W: Color
Type: Pro Shot/Television Broadcast
Resolution: 720 x 480
Aspect: 4:3
Frame Rate: 29.97 fps
Data Rate: 9558 kbps
Total Bitrate: 9814 kbps
Codec: MPEG-2

AUDIO ATTRIBUTES:
Sample Rate: 48 kHz
Bitrate: 256 kbps
Codec: AC3
Channels: 2
Streams: 1

01. Old Grey Whistle Test intro
02. unknown ending of Blondie song/program announcer introducing Blondie
03. Dreaming
04. Slow Motion
05. Shayla
06. Atomic
07. Eat To The Beat intro > Picture This
08. Pretty Baby
09. Heart Of Glass
10. Hanging On The Telephone
11. Sunday Girl (with Scottish bagpipes intro)

Here's a Blondie show from New Year's Eve 1979 a few have requested lately. I'd shared it 5 years ago but a lot has changed (mainly the links and services) since then.

I first really "heard" Blondie in 1980. I'd likely heard her on the radio prior to that, but I found an 8-track tape of her in 1980 and fell in love with her voice. I wasn't allowed to listen to rock 'n' roll as a kid so I missed out (back then) on a lot of great artists and had to sneak around to finally start listening to the music I loved. My dad actually found my first Blondie cassette tape and smashed it against a brick wall. When he came across the Blondie 8-track tape, he used a Roberts R7 (I think that's the model...been to long ago) reel-to-reel recorder with and 8-track port to record over it. Today, I own that Roberts reel-to-reel recorder and things area lot different. I think this is half the reason I love music, and especially the late 1960's - early 1980's music, so much. The other half is that it was just excellent music!

The last song. "Sunday Girl", is only 3 minutes, 6 seconds long and the credits start rolling right before the song fades out and the program ends. I could've used the standard DVD burner's menu, but instead I decided to just make this a put in and play DVD with no menu. If I ever build another DVD project out of this I'll add a menu.

There was some confusion the first time I uploaded this DVD as to whether or no it was from the officially released 1979 Apollo Theatre DVD. It isn't. That show was from March of 1979, and while I don't have it, the TV program noted that this show was on December 31st, 1979 before it began airing.

I think Blondie and her whole band were at their prime in this time period. Her voice is flawless and the music, while still having some disco types of sound (I never liked disco and never will) in some songs, was much more rock 'n' roll sounding with guitar, keyboards, drums, and the likes.

Cheap Trick - 1979-12-31 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Los Angeles (Inglewood) - The Forum,

KLOS radio broadcast

Lineage:
Bought tape (ca. 1980) -> played on a Nakamichi deck -> custom made audio cables -> E-MU 1212m sound card -> Sound Forge Audio Studio (volume increase) -> tlh

Quality:
Excellent, no signal fluctuations, hiss, harsh frequencies, etc. Last track is a notch below for some reason.

Richard Nielsen: Guitars, vocals
Bun E. Carlos: Drums
Robin Zander: Lead Vocals, Guitar
Tom Petersson: 12-string bass & 8-string Alembic bass on "Gonna Raise Hell", vocals
Jay Winding: Keyboards

01 intro / Hello There / Clock Strikes Ten 05:45
02 I'll Be With You Tonight 04:45
03 Ain't That A Shame 06:00
04 California Man 02:55
05 Downed 04:22
06 On Top Of The World 07:27
07 Gonna Raise Hell 09:25
08 Heaven Tonight 06:22 (tape flip at end during extended intro to "Stiff Competition", missing some of it)
09 Stiff Competiton 05:47
10 Voices 05:00
11 Way Of The World 05:22 [Removed as it was officially released]
12 Need Your Love 10:30
13 I Know What I Want 04:56
14 I Want You To Want Me / Surrender / Auld Lang Syne 09:00
15 Dream Police / outro 05:31

Notes by the uploader:
I have added stage chat to the end of a track so there may be less music than suggested by the total length shown. Recommended and my favorite tracks are: 7, 10 & 12

The Ramones - 1979-12-31 - New York City, NY (Pre-FM/SHN)

The Ramones - 1979-12-31 - New York City, NY
(Pre-FM SHN)

Bootleg Name:  HAPPY NEW YEAR 1980
Venue:  The Palladium
Location: New York City, NY
Source:  SBD > PRE-FM 2 TRACK MASTER > CD

Conversion:  
CD > WAV > Edited in SOUND FORGE 6 for Track Start Errors > WAV > SHN

01 - Intro / Line Check / Blitzkreig Bop
02 - Teenage Lobotomy
03 - Rockaway Beach
04 - I Don't Want You
05 - Go Mental
06 - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
07 - I Wanna Be Sedated
08 - I Just Wanna Have Something To Do
09 - She's the One
10 - This Ain't Havana
11 - I'm Against It
12 - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
13 - Havana Affair
14 - Commando
15 - Needles & Pins
16 - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend
17 - Surfin' Bird
18 - Cretin Hop
19 - All The Way
20 - Judy Is A Punk
21 - California Sun
22 - I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
23 - Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World
24 - Pinhead
25 - Do You Wanna Dance?
26 - Suzy Is A Head Banger
27 - Let's Dance
28 - Chinese Rocks
29 - Beat On The Brat
30 - We're A Happy Family
31 - Bad Brain
32 - I Wanted Everything

Notes:
Track start errors would include the deletion of the incomplete Rock 'N' Roll High School...as one of John's Marshall JMP heads blew its tubes - I was actually at this show (at age 16) and it was as intense as it sounded - Ramones live shows in the early 80's were about the music, and the balls that music possessed - Later, into the 90's, it became about how fast they could now play with Cjay in the band - Sadly, what WERE once the greatest rock and roll anthems of the punk rock era were reduced to 1:18 versions of songs that were blisteringly fast on Leave Home at 1:57

DEVO/DOVE - 1979-12-31 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Deck: Sony TCM-100
Mic: Superscope EC-3 condenser (DOVE: internal mic only)
Sound Quality: (B) VG+ sound
Source: Original Mono Master Cassette (TDK AD-90)
NEW A>D TRANSFER FROM SOURCE TAPE
Transfer: >PB Pioneer CT-F1000>ASUS Xonar DG Sound Card>Audacity 2.0 @96k/24bit>Export multiple tracks 44.1k/16bit>fixed SBEs>flac8>You
(Phase Correction)
(Speed Correction)
(Normalized)

DOVE:
01 Worried Man (6:24)
02 Praying Hands (3:32)
03 Shrivel Up (missing) (0:08)
04 Gates Of Steel (2:00)
05 Beulah (3:32)
06 Gotta Serve Somebody (6:29)

DEVO:
07 General Boy intro (2:21)
08 Freedom Of Choice Theme (3:07)
09 Whip It (2:34)
10 Girl U Want (2:59)
11 Penetration In The Centerfold (2:47)
12 Timing X (1:24)
13 Wiggly World 2:37)
14 Secret Agent Man (2:52)
15 Pink Pussycat (3:03)
16 Blockhead (3:08)
17 Be Stiff (2:57)
18 Uncontrollable Urge(2:52)
19 Mongoloid (3:11)
20 Come Back Jonee (3:04)
21-Rod's Big Reamer (film) (6:26)
22 Satisfaction (2:47)
23 Jocko Homo (5:37)
24 Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA (7:24)
25 Gut Feeling (Slap Your Mammy) (3:55)
26 U Got Me Bugged/Auld Lang Syne (3:51)
27 Fountain Of Filth (4:00)
28 DEVO Corporate Anthem (2:33)
29 Gates Of Steel (3:53)

And Bonus track...
DOVE - Gotta serve somebody 1979-12-31 SOUNDBOARD

Notes by the uploader
The show was DOVE/X/DEVO. DOVE was the guys from DEVO as a born again Christian act. This is a rare recording of them. And it seems to be the only audience tape of this show. Also the X set is now in circulation for the first time, if you want the complete show.

Which I believe to be the soundtrack from a proshot video. The video of DOVE - Worried Man is on youtube. Anybody got it complete???

And finally, some memories from someone that was there. L.B. Arena was where I saw my first concert (Humble Pie) and many great ones after. This was my second DEVO show,I saw them at Santa Monica Civic in July. They went froms 2 shows a night in clubs and auditoriums, to a headline act at an arena in just months. I came in as the house lights went out and DOVE was going on. The mic breaks down into 3 pieces, no way I could use it until I got to a seat to assemble it. So DOVE is recorded walking around the arena with the internal mic only. I didn't know DOVE was DEVO until the middle of the second song. Never heard worried man before that, so it took DEVO songs to make me look closer. Most of the audience was oblivious until booji boy came out, then about half of them got it and they were telling the other half. Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA was longer so Bob M. could climb up the rows of seats while playing,Up to the walkway around the arena and back. Fill time till midnight. The explosions at midnight were way bigger than they should have been. I was at the back of the arena floor risers and the heat from the blasts was like the sun! Mark was dressed as baby New Year, wearing just a diaper a new year sash and the rubber mask (with glasses).He was center stage for the 1st blast, then he ran! How he didn't get fried like an egg I don't know. After the blasts stop, the audience is quiet for a moment... just stunned.