Queensryche - 1985-1986 - Rage for Order demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Queensrÿche - Rage for Order demos 1985/86

01 - Walk in the Shadows

02 - Balla in B Minor

03 - The Whisper

04 - Killing Words

05 - Surgical Strike

06 - Neue Regel

07 - Chemical Youth

08 - Screaming in Digital

09 - I Will Remember

10 - Scarborough Fair

11 - Rage for Order

12 - The Dream

13 - From the Darkside

The Clash- "D.O.A."- Demos, Outtakes, Alternates (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Bootleg 2 CD Set

The ultimate collection of Clash rarities

Disc 1
Polydor Demos:
01 - Career Opportunities
02 - White Riot
03 - Janie Jones
04 - London's Burning
05 - 1977

Micky Foote Demos:
06 - Preamble
07 - I'm So Bored With The U.S.A.
08 - London's Burning
09 - White Riot [Take 1]
10 - White Riot [Take 2]
11 - Career Opportunities
12 - 1977
13 - Janie Jones [Instrumental]

Film Soundtrack Demos:
14 - Heartbreak Hotel [Take 1]
15 - Heartbreak Hotel [Take 2]

Promo Video Shoot:
16 - 1977
17 - White Riot
18 - London's Burning
19 - 1977 [Alternate Mix]
20 - White Riot [Alternate Mix]

Elisabethan Suite Outtake:
21 - What's My Name

Rude Boy Rehearsal:
22 - Garageland

Rock Against Racism track:
23 - (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais

Alternate Mixes:
24 - Clash City Rockers
25 - The Prisoner

B-Side Outtakes:
26 - 1-2 Crush On You
27 - Pressure Drop
28 - The Prisoner

British TV Outtakes:
29 - Clash City Rockers
30 - Tommy Gun
31 - Israelites


Disc 2
'Rope Demos:
01 - All The Young Punks
02 - Safe European Home
03 - Drug-Stabbing Time
04 - Julie's Been Working For The Drug Squad
05 - Stay Free
06 - Groovy Times
07 - Last Gang In Town
08 - Ooh Baby Ooh (It's Not Over)
09 - One Emotion

'Rope Outtakes:
10 - All The Young Punks
11 - Stay Free

London Calling era soundcheck:
12 - Baby Please Don't Go
13 - Roadrunner

London Calling rehearsal:
14 - Mona
15 - You Can't Judge A Book

London Calling Outtake:
16 - Revolution Rock [Instrumental]

Sandinista! Outtakes:
17 - King Of The Road
18 - Blonde Rock And Roll
19 - Louie Louie

Combat Rock Outtakes:
20 - Know Your Rights
21 - Overpowered By Funk (Instrumental)

Combat Rock Alternate Mix:
22 - Cool Confusion

Janie Jones Demo:
23 - House Of The Ju Ju Queen

Joe Strummer Unreleased Song:
24 - In The Pouring Rain

Info
Two CD collection of rare Clash material. 55 unreleased songs.

Review
Perhaps the ultimate collection of Clash rarities. Taking you right through their career. From the first sessions for Polydor in late 1976, right up to the outtake for the "Janie Jones" single in 1982. Along with 'Clash On Broadway Outtakes' and 'The Rat Patrol' you almost have all The Clash demos, outtakes and alternates. The Polydor demos have been discussed elsewhere before but the versions here are the excellent quality ones, probably taken straight from the master tapes that now reside in the vaults of Polydor. The Micky Foote demos are another set of first album songs, along with the interesting Janie Jones instrumental and the studio chatter in the background. The highlights of this double disc set for me are the alternate studio mixes of "White Man", "Clash City Rockers" (which I believe is superior to the official version), "The Prisoner", "1-2 Crush On You" and "Pressure Drop". The promo video shoot tracks are also excellent, and are the best alternate versions of "White Riot" and "1977" ("1977" is simply amazing.) The band are on fire for those tracks.

You'll notice this compilation serves as a very handy substitute for 'London's Burning' and 'For All The Young Punks'. The 'Rope demos here are of much better quality. In fact, we almost have all the album. Then of course the interesting soundcheck rarities. Muddy Water's "Baby Please Don't Go" is a great one, very rocking, and there are also a couple of 'London Calling' era songs that are also on 'Pier Pressure'. The 'Sandinista!' outtakes are nothing new, though it is thought that it's Norman Watt-Roy on bass for "King Of The Road", as he replaced Paul (who was off shooting a film in Canada) for much of the 'Sandinista!' sessions. The "Revolution Rock" instrumental is a good song to have, and pretty rare also. A song I heard here first time of all was the "Cool Confusion" alternate mix, which is actually pretty good. The addition of drums in the mix makes a big difference.
So all in all, this richly deserves a 10. I've sort of glossed over the details a lot but the songs speak for themselves really. Adam Headland (Clash On Tour) has done a good job gathering together all the loose ends of Clash studio rarities. These all seem to be the best quality sources as well. I'll also mention the "What's My Name" live track. Not strictly a demo or anything, but just included for fun I think. It's the same song as the famous video where Joe turns to the camera: "Here we are on TV, what does it mean to you? What does it mean to me? ... *!%*!%*!%*!% Off!"

Highly recommended, all Clash fans must have this. Rated: 10 / 10

Bruce Springsteen - Treasures From The Vaults (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Title: Treasures From The Vault
Label: Ev2
Format: 3CD
Source: Various
Date: Various
Location: Various

Disc One:
01 That's What You Get *
02 Baby I
03 Ballad Of Jesse James
04 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
05 You Mean So Much To Me
06 The Fever
07 Phantoms
08 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
09 Thundercrack
10 Blinded By The Light

Disc Two:
01 Jungleland
02 Backstreets
03 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
04 Raise Your Hand
05 You Can't Sit Down
06 Crazy Rocker
07 I wanna Be Wild
08 The Promise
09 What's The Matter Little Darlin'
10 Get That Feeling
11 Prove It All Night
12 Take 'Em As They Come
13 Hungry Heart

Disc Three:
01 Trouble River
02 Living Proof
03 Book Of Dreams
04 Streets Of Philadelphia
05 Missing
06 Blood Brothers
07 This Hard Land
08 Secret Garden
09 Waiting On The End Of The World
10 Back In Your Arms (Again)
11 Murder Incorporated
12 Little Latin Lupe Lu
13 Never Be Enough Time
14 The Ghost Of Tom Joad
15 Adam Raised A Cain

notes:
'Remastering' information:
Main source: Deep Down In The Vaults, ES-63/64/65
Many pops/clicks removed one by one, all tracks completely EQ'd individually, boosted audio levels on some quiet parts and so on. You'll hear the difference.
* 0,76 seconds shorter than the original on 'DDITV' bootleg.

DISC ONE NOTES:
* Tracks 1-2 Castiles studio demos (acetate), Mr Music Inn, Bricktown, NJ 18/05/66
* Track 3 West End Bar, West End, NJ 03/70 performed as Steel Mill
* Track 4 *Unknown studio*, *Unknown location* late 1971 - early 1972 performed as The Bruce Springsteen Band
* Track 5 "Greetings From Asbury Park" studio outtake, 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, NY 06-07/72
* Track 6 WGOE-FM Radio Studios, Richmond, VA 31/05/73
* Tracks 7-8 "The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle" studio outtakes, 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, New York 07-08/73
* Track 9 *Unknown location* late 1973
* Track 10 Joe's Place, Boston, MA 05/01/74
* Track 11 Joe's Place, Boston, MA 06/01/74

DISC TWO NOTES:
* Tracks 1-2 "Born To Run" studio outtakes, The Record Plant, New York City, NY 03-07/75
* Tracks 3-5 Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT 08/21/76 w/ The Miami Horns
* Tracks 6-10 "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" studio outtakes, The Record Plant, New York City, NY 11/77 - 04/78
* Track 11 Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA 01/07/78 - from withdrawn promo vinyl disc
* Track 12 "The River" studio outtake, The Power Station, New York City, NY 04/79 - 08/80
* Track 13 Forum, Copenhagen 01/05/81 w/ Malurt

DISC THREE NOTES:
* Track 1 "Human Touch" studio outtake, A&M Studios/One On One Studios, Los Angeles, CA 1990-91
* Track 2 Saturday Night Live TV Broadcast, NBC Studios, New York City, NY 09/05/92
* Track 3 "MTV XXplugged", Warner Hollywood Studios, Los Angeles, CA 22/09/92
* Track 4 Live vocal from MTV video, taped at various locations in Philadelphia, PA and Camden, NJ 12/06-07/93
* Track 5 unreleased studio version/mix from the soundtrack to "The Crossing Guard"
* Tracks 6-10 "Greatest Hits" studio sessions, The Hit Factory, New York City, NY ??-??/01/95
* Tracks 11-12 Tramps, New York City, NY 21/02/95
* Track 13 Nick's Fat City, Pittsburgh, PA 20/10/95 w/ Joe Grushecky
* Tracks 14-15 Koningin Elizabeth Zaal, Antwerp 20/04/96

The Rolling Stones - 1972-1979 - Lonely At The Top (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

LINEAGE:
Original DAC silver -> WAV (EAC v0.99 prebeta 5 - secure, Offset "actual" ) -> FLAC (flacfrontend, level 6) -> You

RECORDING INFO:
Studio outtakes 1972-1979

QUALITY:
Excellent Stereo !

01. Living In The Heart Of Love
[Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Jan. 14th - 28th 1974]

02. Drift Away
[Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Jan. 14th - 28th 1974]

03. Sweet Home Chicago
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

04. Dancing Girls
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

05. Munich Reggae
[Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, March 25th - April 4th 1975]

06. Lonely At The Top
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

07. Munich Hilton
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

08. What's The Matter
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

09. Gangster's Moll
[Pathe Marconi Studios, Boulogne - Billancourt, France, June 10th - Oct. 19th 1979]

10. Hang Fire
[Pathe Marconi Studios, Boulogne - Billancourt, France, June 10th - Oct. 19th 1979]

11. Claudine
[Pathe Marconi Studios, Boulogne - Billancourt, France, Jan. 5th - March 2nd 1978]

12. We Had It All
[Pathe Marconi Studios, Boulogne - Billancourt, France, June 10th - Oct. 19th 1979]

13. Let's Go Steady
[Compass Point Studios, Nassau, Bahamas, Jan. 18th - Feb 12th 1979]

14. Save Me (Criss Cross Mind)
[Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 25th - 30th & Dec. 6th - 21st 1972]

15. Drift Away
[Stargroves, April 10th - 15th & Island recording studios, London, May 20th - 25th 1974]

COMMENTS:
Excellent DAC release! Well....this classic bootleg was excellent to begin with, so it's no surprise. I find the quality to be better than for instance the TSP release of the same title. Almost like if it's from a lower generation tape. This is a must have

Jimi Hendrix - Every Way To Paradise (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

4CD Boxed Set

Lineage:
Silver CD >EAC >SHN (MKW)

DISC 1
01 - Earth Blues (instrumental)
02 - Look Over Yonder
03 - Room Full of Mirrors
04 - Electric Indians
05 - Voodoo Blues
06 - Cactus
07 - Driving South Jam

DISC 2
01 - America The Beautiful
02 - Cherokee Mist
03 - Valleys of Neptune
04 - Martin Luther King
05 - Home Acoustic Jam
06 - Gypsy Sunset
07 - Valleys of Neptune

DISC 3
01 - Where Some
02 - Seven Dollars In My Pocket
03 - Instrumental Jam
04 - Calling All Devil's Children
05 - Easy Blues
06 - Little Drummer Boy ƒ Silent Night
07 - Denny Boy
08 - Tomorrow Never Know

DISC 4
01 - The Things I Used To Do
02 - Untitled Jam
03 - Ain't To Proud To Beg
04 - Shame, Shame, Shame
05 - Jungle Jam
06 - Jazz Jimi Jazz
07 - Little One (take 1)
08 - Little One (take 2)
09 - Demo Outtake (with Robert Wyatt)
10 - Gloomy Monday (with Curtis Knight, takes 1&2)

Notes by the uploader:
Where do I begin? It was around 1994 and I was in Rome on businees, but it was the weekend and I was a tourist. I was passsing by a CD store and saw some "fan club" recordings in the window. So I went and and $450 later (~ 765,000 Lire) I picked up an 8 CD Jimi Hendrix Box (51st Anniversary The Story of Life), an 8 CD Led Zeppelin set called Cabala, an 8 CD boxed set of Pink Floyd called Variations on a Theme of Absence and this 4CD set of Jimi called "Every Way to Paradise". So here it is. I've never seen it posted here before. I scanned all the art work for those who care. I overapped the scans of the book so if someone wants to take the time to stitch it together to recreate the book they can. If you do please repost the stiched images.

Pink Floyd - 1965-1967 - Dawn Of The Piper (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Hello Harvested Fans!
Our latest Rev A release is now ready for weeding!! This release has literally been "years in the making."  Over the last two years Marc-Olivier and I have put in countless hours to bring this release to life. The original Dawn of the Piper was released many many years ago in audio format. An official rev A edition in shorten format was seriously needed.  However, with the release of BBC Archives 1967-1969 many of the tracks on Dawn of the Piper became redundant. I made the decision to remove all the redundant tracks and replace them with new, yet appropriate, material. Tracks for this release needed to meet three simple requirements:

1) The track must be a Pink Floyd track with Syd Barrett. No post-Syd Pink Floyd material and no post-Floyd Syd Barrett material. This is after-all "Dawn" of the Piper.
2) The track must be a pleasant listen. No real rough and crappy sounding recordings (like the Let's Roll Another One rehearsal recording). No commentator in the foreground with music in the background recordings (like the Matilda's Mother track taken from the Granada TV film on the Underground).
3) No material that has ever been officially released on CD. This last requirement meant deleting the mono Arnold Layne track from the original Dawn of the Piper track list.
By an amazing case of serendipity, the 20 tracks that met these criteria all fit nicely on a single CDR.. Here's the track list for Dawn of the Piper Rev A HRV-CDR-018:

01 Lucy Leave

02 King Bee
The original 5-member Pink Floyd line-up. With Bob Klose on lead guitar and Syd Barrett on rhythm guitar. Possibly recorded at Regent Sound studio around May 1965 (according to Bob Klose ? whose memory seems a bit better than Nick Mason's on the
subject).

03 Interstellar Overdrive
Taken from the film "San Francisco". Recorded at Thompson Private Recording Studios on 31 October 1966 (or there about).

04 Arnold Layne

05 Candy and a Currant Bun
Taken from the original acetates demoed to EMI. Recorded at Sound Techniques studio from 23-25 January 1967. After hearing these acetates, EMI signed Pink Floyd to a recording contract on 1 February 1967. When they created this Arnold Layne acetate, they cut out the organ solo. I don't know why they did that. Knowing that EMI would object to the drug references in the lyrics to Let's Roll Another One, Syd rewrote them to create this Candy and a Currant Bun acetate. EMI still objected to the "I'm high" lyrics anyway. So the band had to go back to Sound Techniques and rerecord it.

06 Interstellar Overdrive
Recorded live at UFO on 27 January 1967 by Granada TV (not 20 January has erroneously reported in some sources). This version is cut as per the editing for the program "Underground: Scene Special". Interestingly, this version lacks the narrator commentary that appears in the final broadcast version. First broadcast on 8 March 1967 (not 7 February as erroneously predicted by Melody Maker).

07 Interstellar Overdrive
Taken from the French EP released 11 April 1967. Pink Floyd attempted to create a shorter version of IO especially for France during a recording sessions on 16 March and 22 March 1967. These were abandoned. The French version was edited from the same source used for the LP (recorded 27 February 1967), just a different mix.

08 Flaming
Taken from the US single, released 2 November 1967. The original US release of Piper at the Gates of Dawn did not include the song Flaming. It was released later as a single. This version of Flaming comes from the same recording used for the UK version (16 March 1967) but has a slightly different mix.

09 Pow R Toc H
 
10 Astronomy Domine
Taken from the BBC's "Look of the Week" television program (14 May 1967).

11 See Emily Play
Taken from acetate #2 of 21 May 1967 recordings made at Sound Techniques. Two acetates are known. They are numbered 1 and 2 based on the order in which they were discovered. This second acetate features a slightly extended ending.

12 Experiment
Much about this recording is unknown, including the title. Traditionally, it's been called Experiment (as we do here) or Sunshine. But that was before anyone learned what Sunshine really was.

13 Sunshine
Sunshine is really the last section of Matilda Mother. Matilda Mother had been rerecorded on 7 June 1967. However, Norman Smith decided that the instrumental section in the middle was too long. During an editing session on 29 June, he literally cut the tape into three pieces. The first part was called "Matilda Mother", the second part (the part being deleted) was called "Wondering and Dreaming", and the third part was called "Sunshine" (based on a convenient lyrical reference at that point). Parts one and three were then spliced together to create the official version. On the stereo release, the "Sunshine" lyric in the left channel gets overpowered by the "For all the time spent in that room" lyric that predominates the right channel. To better hear and appreciate "Sunshine", I've made a mono version of just the left channel starting at the splice point.

14 Scream Thy Last Scream
Recorded at Abbey Road on 7 August 1967. This track is taken from a stereo mix done my Peter Jenner in 1974.

15 Set The Controls

16 Reaction in G
Taken from the BBC's inaugural "Top Gear" Radio 1 program aired on 1 October 1967 (not from a pirate radio rebroadcast). The tracks were recorded at the BBC's Playhouse Theatre on 25 September 1967. The DJs heard on these tracks are Pete Drummond and John Peel. Both DJs were former Radio London DJs (which had shut down on 14 August 1967). Note, the Marine Offenses Act (which took effect 15 August 1967) made these offshore pirate radio stations illegal.

17 Vegetable Man
Recorded at De Lane Lea on 9-11 October 1967. This track is taken from a stereo mix done my Peter Jenner in 1974.

18 Remember a Day
This instrumental version of the song is taken from the DVD of the Syd Barrett spoof film "Remember a Day" starring Darryl Read. Recorded at De Lane Lea on 9-11 October 1967.

19 Apples and Oranges
Recorded at Abbey Road on 26-27 October 1967. This track is the stereo version taken from the Masters of Rock LP.

20 Pow R Toc H
Taken from the BBC's "Top Gear" Radio 1 program aired on 31 December 1967. The track was recorded 20 December 1967 at the BBC's Maida Vale studio. Although this track appears on our BBC Archives 1967-1969 release, it is not the same. The BBC archives version is taken from a rebroadcast of the show and has the ending significantly cut short. This track here on Dawn of the Piper rev A contains the entire song from the recently uncovered original broadcast.

The Harvested team has gone to great pains to bring you the best possible quality sound for each of these twenty tracks. Many times, fresh transfers were taken from the original source tapes and discs.

The Beatles - Acoustic Submarine (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Source:

Soundboard > ? > CDR(7) > EAC > .wav > FLAC Frontend > FLAC

Disc 1

01 - Do You Want To Know A Secret?

02 - And I Love Her

03 - I'm A Loser

04 - Help!

05 - Yesterday

06 - Yes It Is

07 - Norwegian Wood

08 - I'm Looking Through You

09 - We Can Work It Out

10 - I'm Only Sleeping

11 - Yellow Submarine

12 - A Day In The Life

13 - The Fool On The Hill

14 - Christmas Time Is Here Again

15 - The Happy Rishikesh Song

16 - Jubilee

17 - Child Of Nature

18 - Goodbye

19 - Everyone Had A Hard Year

20 - What's The New May Jane?

Disc 2

01 - Heather

02 - Back In The USSR

03 - Dear Prudence

04 - Ob-la-di Ob-la-da

05 - While My Guitar Gently Weeps

06 - Blackbird

07 - Rocky Raccoon

08 - Julia

09 - Mother Nature's Son

10 - Hey Jude

11 - Because

12 - I Lost My Little Girl

13 - Teddy Boy

14 - Mama, You've Been on My Mind

15 - For You Blue

16 - Two of Us

17 - Across the Universe

18 - I Me Mine

19 - Maggie Mae

Radiohead - 2009-08-23 - Prague, CZ (DVDfull aud-shot DL)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

23rd august 2009
Výstavište Exhibition Area Holešovice
Prague
Czech Republic

Various video sources (full list in the credits on the DVD and website http://radiohead-prague.nataly.fr)
Audio source : Masters provided by RADIOHEAD
Editing : 00LIADON - PETER HALLIWELL - JEFF KEILER - VASEK CHALUPA
Color correction : TIM ZIEGLER
Authoring : JEFF KEILER
Menus and cover : PETER HALLIWELL
Cover image reproduced with kind permission from Petr Klapper - www.petrklapper.com
Production and website : Nataly®

Running Time: 2h 3mn
Size: 7.40 Gb

Technical Specs:

Video Codec : MPEG2
Bit rate mode : Constant
Nominal bit rate : 7.7 Mbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : Letterbox 16:9
Frame rate : 29.97 fps
Standard : NTSC

Audio Codec :  AC-3
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 320 Kbps
Channel(s) : Stereo - 2 channels

- 15 Step
- There There
- Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
- All I Need
- Lucky
- Nude
- Morning Bell
- 2+2=5
- A Wolf at the Door
- Videotape
- (Nice Dream)
- The Gloaming
- Reckoner
- Exit Music (For a film)
- Bangers n Mash
- Bodysnatchers
- Idioteque

Encore 1
- Pyramid Song
- These Are My Twisted Words
- Airbag
- The National Anthem
- How To Disappear Completely

Encore 2
- The Bends
- True Love Waits / Everything In Its Right Place

Cinderella - 2011-08-10 - Hampton Beach, NH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom

Master Recording

Lineage:
H2 Zoom Recorder-PC-Audacity for Splitting to Wav-Traders Little Helper to Flac-You

Tom Keifer - vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, piano, saxophone
Jeff LaBar - electric & acoustic guitars
Eric Brittingham - bass
Fred Coury - drums
? - keyboards

01. Intro
02. Once Around The Ride
03. Shake Me
04. Heartbreak Station
05. Somebody Save Me
06. Night Songs
07. The More Things Change
08. Coming Home
09. Second Wind
10. Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)
11. Nobody's Fool
12. Gypsy Road
13. Encore Break
14. Long Cold Winter
15. Shelter Me

Black Sabbath - 1975-08-05 - Asbury Park, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

01 Supertzar/Killing Yourself to Live    
02 Hole in the Sky    
03 Snowblind    
04 Symptom of the Universe    
05 War Pigs    
06 Megalomania    
07 Sabbra Cadabra/Jams
08 Sometimes I'm Happy
09 Supernaut  
10 Iron Man  
11 Orchid/Rock and Roll Doctor    
12 Don't Start (Too Late)    
13 Black Sabbath    
14 Spiral Architect    
15 Embryo    
16 Children of the Grave    
17 Paranoid    

Source Info:
I got this source from Usenet in SHN, and I did my thing and encoded in Flac. Beyond that is anybody's guess. But you have my stamp of approval for quality.

Notes:
Sabbaths' early albums just didn't capture the full on energy of the band, it seemed "canned" and somewhat light-weight compared to their live shows. Unbridled and raw, the band live had so much more impact. This is an excellent representation of that fact.