The Beatles - 1964-1965 - Ultimate live collection (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Beatles .... September 2 & 3, 1964; August 19, 1965
Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.A. (Afternoon show)
Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas, U.S.A. (2 shows)
(Liberated Bootleg, "The Ultimate Live Collection, Volume 1")
(Soundboard)

John Lennon (R.I.P.) - Guitar, keyboards, vocals
Paul McCartney - Bass, vocals
George Harrison (R.I.P.) - Guitar, vocals
Ringo Starr - Drums, vocals


Taper: Unknown
Taping Gear: Unknown
Lineage: Liberated Silver Boot CD's> Sony CDP-XA20ES CD playback> TASCAM CDRW-700> Trade CD-R (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: EX-/EX (for primitive early 60's soundboard recordings)
Length: 137:50 minutes
Artwork: Yes.
Samples: none.

(Disc One)(69:47m)

Indiana State Fair, Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.A.
September 3, 1964 (afternoon show)

01. Introduction
02. Twist And Shout
03. You Can't Do That
04. All My Loving
05. She Loves You
06. Things We Said Today
07. Roll Over Beethoven
08. Can't Buy Me Love
09. If I Fell
10. I Wanna Hold Your Hand
11. Boys
12. A Hard Day's Night
13. Long Tall Sally (cut)


Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
August 19, 1965 (afternoon show)

14. Introduction
15. Twist And Shout
16. She's A Woman
17. I Feel Fine
18. Dizzy Miss Lizzy
19. Ticket To Ride
20. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
21. Can't Buy Me Love
22. Baby's In Black
23. I Wanna Be Your Man
24. A Hard Day's Night
25. Help
26. I'm Down

(Disc Two)(68:03m)

Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
September 2, 1964

01. Twist And Shout
02. You Can't Do That
03. All My Loving
04. She Loves You
05. Things We Said Today
06. Roll Over Beethoven
07. Can't Buy Me Love
08. If I Fell
09. I Wanna Hold Your Hand
10. Boys
11. A Hard Day's Night
12. Long Tall Sally


Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
August 19, 1965 (evening show)

13. Introduction
14. Twist And Shout
15. She's A Woman
16. I Feel Fine
17. Dizzy Miss Lizzy
18. Ticket To Ride
19. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
20. Can't Buy Me Love
21. Baby's In Black
22. I Wanna Be Your Man
23. A Hard Days Night
24. Help
25. I'm Down

Show description & comments follow:
They are all primitive, but decent sounding soundboard recordings of the Fab 4. Lots of screaming girls for sure! The liner notes claim "The tapes used for this CD-set are copies of the original legitimate master tapes. The original master tapes are not owned by EMI or Capitol Records". While I never believe a bootlegger's claims, this one may be true.

Gregg Allman - 1982-08-18 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Gregg Allman

August 18, 1982 (1982-08-18)

Saenger Performing Arts Theatre

New Orleans, Louisiana

USA

Lineage: 

SBD > ? > cassette trade circa 2000

Transfer: 

TEAC W1200 > Zoom Hn4 (96-24) > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac (level 8) > you !

Gregg Allman (B3 & voc), 

Dan Toler (guitar), 

David "Frankie" Toler (drums), 

Bruce Waibel (guitar), 

Burt Engelsbach (bass), 

Chaz Trippy (perc), 

Jim Essery (harp)

01.[05:37] cut // Dreams

02.[05:24] Old Time Feeling

03.[04:19] Don't Keep Me Wondering

04.[05:21] Matthew's Arrival

05.[00:28] band introductions

06.[06:47] Queen of Hearts

07.[05:15] Stand Back

08.[04:39] I Need Your Love So Bad

09.[05:49] Statesboro Blues

10.[09:13] Stormy Monday

11.[06:54] Rock Me, Baby > It's My Own Fault

12.[07:35] One Way Out

Total 1:07:26

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 01 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

'WHAT WAS THEIR NAME AGAIN?'
August 1962 - October 1963

1. Know the North (two complete Some Other Guy takes + reconstructed cutaways) - 9:20
Rec: The Cavern, Liverpool, 22 Aug 1962.

2. Scene At 6:30: Twist And Shout - 2:35
Rec: Granada TV, Manchester, 14 Aug 1963.

3. The Mersey Sound - 29:14
Rec: Little Theatre, Southport & BBC House, Manchester, 27-30 Aug 1963.

4. Big Night Out* - 7:48
Rec: Didsbury Studio Centre, Manchester, 1 Sep 1963.

5. Ready Steady Go* (reconstructed from best sources) - 19:08
Txd live: Television House, London, 4 Oct 1963.

6. Sunday Night At The London Palladium (colour slideshow with upgraded audio) - 12:14
Txd live: 13 Oct 1963

7. Thank Your Lucky Stars: All My Loving (fragment), Money* - 4:23
Rec: Alpha Television Studios, Birmingham, 20 Oct 1963.

(*) denotes remastered audio option

This 8 part set is intended to compliment Unsurpassed Promos, gathering together the remaining unreleased TV appearances.

I've reconstructed each show from the most up to date sources and offered a remastered audio option for all mimed appearances. Several people have contributed new source material for which I am indebted. As a result, virtually the entire set is highly watchable, with very little timecoded or poor quality footage. Each disc is thoroughly indexed and menued, allowing one to easily search through the programmes.

I also decided to add the audio for the 'lost' TV appearances of the Palladium, Big Night Out and It's The Beatles. The two Palladium shows are enhanced by some fantastic colour stills contributed by the community. And someone has also donated a partial upgrade of the first show. It's The Beatles uses the restored and reconstructed audio from our disc 'The Empire Strikes Back', along with the video reconstruction of the last four songs I made previously. Big Night Out is sadly saddled with but one colour still... but it's nonetheless a fantastic performance that deserved to be included.

Some of the shows I've done extensive work on including Paris, The Beatles In Nederland, Melbourne, Around The Beatles, Big Night Out, Ready Steady Go, Shea Stadium and the Budokan. Some of this material has appeared on other titles I've done, sometimes in PAL. But here it is all in NTSC.

NOTE: Although I've included some studio based talk appearances, I've steered clear of the sort of news chat items which would otherwise have clogged up these discs. Because this is a collection of TV appearances, I also haven't included any performance footage captured by news cameras or shown in cinemas - this includes footage from Manchester, Sydney, Washington, the Hollywood Bowl and the featurette Music! The four Ed Sullivan shows are also not to be found here as they have been released in their complete form on commercial dvd (with the Washington concert likely to follow in due course). That said, there is still much here to enjoy...

Note that this is a non-profit fan project intended for free distribution among the Fabs' most dedicated followers. Please don't SELL copies of these discs, and support any future official releases of this material (unlikely as that may be...)

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 02 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDful pro-shot)

Disc 2:
'AND THE REST OF YOU, IF YOU'LL JUST RATTLE YOUR JEWELLRY...'
October 1963 - December 1963

1. Drop In - 12:02
Rec: Narrenteatern, Stockholm, Sweden, 30 Oct 1963

2. The Royal Variety Show (includes Harry Secombe intro + encore. Beatles songs are tc free) - 16:32
Rec: Prince Of Wales Theatre, London, 4 Nov 1963.

3. Morecambe & Wise (upgraded no tc) - 11:33
Rec: Studio C, Elstree Studio Centre, Borehamwood, 2 Dec 1963.

4. Scene at 6.30: I Want To Hold Your Hand, Chat with Ken Dodd (full 15 minutes), This Boy - 19:54
Rec: Granada TV studios, Manchester, 25 Nov 1963.

5. It's The Beatles (audio only for first part, then reconstruction of upgraded last four songs) - 29:10
Rec: Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 7 Dec 1963.


This 8 part set is intended to compliment Unsurpassed Promos, gathering together the remaining unreleased TV appearances.

A word from Hobs:

I've reconstructed each show from the most up to date sources and offered a remastered audio option for all mimed appearances. Several people have contributed new source material for which I am indebted. As a result, virtually the entire set is highly watchable, with very little timecoded or poor quality footage. Each disc is thoroughly indexed and menued, allowing one to easily search through the programmes.

Some of the shows I've done extensive work on including Paris, The Beatles In Nederland, Melbourne, Around The Beatles, Big Night Out, Ready Steady Go, Shea Stadium and the Budokan. Some of this material has appeared on other titles I've done, sometimes in PAL. But here it is all in NTSC.

NOTE: Although I've included some studio based talk appearances, I've steered clear of the sort of news chat items which would otherwise have clogged up these discs. Because this is a collection of TV appearances, I also haven't included any performance footage captured by news cameras or shown in cinemas - this includes footage from Manchester, Sydney, Washington, the Hollywood Bowl and the featurette Music! The four Ed Sullivan shows are also not to be found here as they have been released in their complete form on commercial dvd (with the Washington concert likely to follow in due course). That said, there is still much here to enjoy...

Note that this is a non-profit fan project intended for free distribution among the Fabs' most dedicated followers. Please don't SELL copies of these discs, and support any future official releases of this material (unlikely as that may be...)

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 03 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

A Word From Hobs...

Disc 3:
'LET'S CALL OURSELVES CILLA BLACK...'
December 1963 - April 1964

1. Thank Your Lucky Stars* - 10:10
Rec: Alpha Televsion Studios, Birmingham, 15 Dec 1963.

2. Sunday Night At The London Palladium (slideshow) - 14:49
Txd live: 12 Jan 1964.

3. The Ed Sullivan Show (rehearsal) - 16:22
Rec: Deauville Hotel, Miami, 16 Feb 1964, not transmitted.

4. Big Night Out* (reconstruction) - 17:03
Rec: ABC TV’s Teddington Studio Centre, 23 Feb 1964.

5. Ready Steady Go!* - 20:26
Txd live: Associated Rediffusion, London, 20 March 1964.

Bonus Tracks
6. Roundup (reconstruction) - 7:00
Rec: Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 30 April 1964.

7. The Ed Sullivan Show - 5:28
Rec: Scala Theatre, Charlotte Street, London & the garden of Les Ambassadeurs, 31 March & 17 April 1964.

(*) denotes remastered audio option

Welcome to volume three. We kick off here with another Thank Your Lucky stars appearance with remastered mono audio (or, if you prefer, the original audio... don't say you aren't spoiled for choice). This is followed by their second Palladium appearance, which was sadly never videotaped but here has been brought to life in colour and monochrome thanks to a fab set of stills contributed by the community. Next up is the afternoon rehearsal for their second Ed Sullivan appearance, the broadcast of which can be found (along with the other installments) on the official dvd release.

Big Night Out is reconstructed here from two separate sources: one video and one film. I've combined elements from each to produce a recreation of the actual broadcast rather than the rather odd edit that is commonly seen. Once again there is the option of two audios here, as there is with Ready Steady Go which likewise has been reconstructed from several different sources to maintain high quality throughout.

An interview probably new to many folks is their appearance on the Scottish children's programme Roundup. Only about half the video is available so I've plugged the gaps here with audio recordings... "please do not adjust your set." Finally there is an interview broadcast on Sullivan following their return to England, which segues into an outtake of You Can't Do That from their first film.

This is a NON PROFIT fan project intended for free distribution among hard core fans. Please don't sell copies and support any future official release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 04 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

1. Around The Beatles* - 26:04
Rec: Associated Rediffusion, London. 19/28 April 1964

2. NME Pollwinner's Concert 1964 - 16:38
Rec: Empire Pool, Wembley, London, 26 April 1964

3. The Beatles In Nederland* - 30:39
Rec: VARA TV, Treslong cafe-restaurant, Hillegom, 5 June 1964

Bonus Tracks:
4. A Degree Of Frost - 5:10
Rec: BBC TV, 15 April 1964

5. Live In Blokker - 2:31
Rec: Exhibition Hall, Blokker, 6 June 1964

(*) denotes remastered audio option

A Word From Hobs

If you've made it this far then you're now halfway through! We join the lads for their networked TV special 'Around The Beatles', which was also (unusually for that time) exported all around the globe. The complete special including guest acts was featured on Around The Beatles Revisited. Here just The Beatles sections are included, but with the same choice of original audio or reconstructed hifi audio. The picture has also been upgraded slightly since then.

Next up is the NME Pollwinner's Concert appearance, which has only recently surfaced in timecode-free quality. Not The Beatles' greatest performance, but they are certainly buzzed to be playing for a stadium crowd at a time when this was still a novelty for them. Their award presentation is also included here.

Continuing on from this is their Dutch TV special 'The Beatles In Nederland', starting with a lengthy but witty interview and followed up with a major upgrade of their mimed performance (previously seen on There Was Love All Around in pal format). A remastered audio option is also provided, although it should be noted that on the original default soundtrack Paul and George can be heard singing along with the records.

Also included are two bonus tracks: a unique interview with Paul by David Frost and a pristine copy of I Saw Her Standing There as performed in Blokker (seen here at its correct speed and pitch for the first time).

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 05 (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Disc 5:
'FUNNY CHAPS!'
1. Live In Melbourne* (reconstruction) - 31:41
Rec: Festival Hall, Melbourne, 17 June 1964.

2. Blackpool Night Out (audio only) - 15:21
Txd live: ABC Theatre, Blackpool, 19 July 1964.

3. Shindig! - 7:25
Rec: Granville Studio, Fulham, 3 Oct 1964.

4. Thank Your Lucky Stars - 10:23
Rec: Teddington Studio Centre, Teddington, 14 Nov 1964.

5. Ready Steady Go!* - 15:36
Rec: Wembley Studios, Wembley, 23 Nov 1964.

Bonus Tracks:
6. Scene At 6.30 (studio gallery footage) - 3:38
Rec: Granada TV, Manchester, 14 Oct 1964.

7. Not Only But Also - 8:18
Rec: Wimbledon Common, London, 20 Nov 1964 / Studio 1, Television Centre, London, 29 Nov 1964.

(*) denotes remastered audio option


This volume kicks off with a reconstruction of their final Melbourne gig. Four of the songs are mostly lost in video but the audio survives in master quality and the pictures here have been replaced with chronological news footage. The rest of the show now has a true stereo option thanks to Hiwax. Previously this appeared on There Was Love All Around in PAL format and in mono only.

Their third Big Night Out (aka Blackpool Night Out) appearance follows, which is sadly lost in video as it was transmitted live and never recorded. However a superb quality audio recording exists and has been include here for completeness, along with the 'Doctor Skit' which saw Ringo being examined on a stretcher.

Shindig is up next, and then one of their few surviving Thank Your lucky Stars spots, which both highlight a few rarely seen songs. This leads into their third and final Ready Steady Go appearance which once again has been reconstructed in high quality and with an optional remastered soundtrack.

Two bonus items round out the disc: the first some gallery footage of the boys recording I Should Have Known Better for People And Places (the broadcast of which is lost), and John's unique contribution to the pioneering comedy series Not Only But Also.

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 06 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 6:
'MERSEY BEAUCOUP! HA-HA...'
1. NME Pollwinner's Concert 1965 - 20:41
Rec: Empire Pool, Wembley, 11 April 1965.

2. Live In Paris (reconstruction) - 29:59
Rec: Palais Des Sports, Paris, 20 June 1965.

3. Blackpool Night Out - 18:19
Txd live: ABC Theatre, Blackpool, 1 August 1965.

Bonus Tracks:
4. I Feel Fine (Paris outtake) - 2:23
Rec: Palais Des Sports, Paris, 20 June 1965, not transmitted.

5. Tonight - 4:40
Txd live: BBC's Lime Grove Studios, London, 18 June 1965.

6. Ticket To Ride (surviving excerpt) - 00:24
Rec: Studio 2, Riverside Studios, London, 10 April 1965.

A Word From Hobs
It's now early 1965 and we approach the giddy heights of Beatlemania. The lads spent the early part of the year filming Help! and only returned to the tv circuit on March 28th to record Thank Your Lucky Stars. Sadly this key programme - which included mimed performances of Eight Days A Week and Yes It Is - no longer exists, as does most of their Top Of The Pops appearance two weeks later. However a brief fragment of Ticket To Ride from the latter is included as a bonus track on this volume, rescued from a Dr Who episode.

Their first live performance for 1965 took place at the NME Pollwinners Concert at Wembley Stadium on April 11th, which was videotaped by ABC. Only three songs were broadcast but happily the complete unedited performance survives and is presented here along with the award presentation. The audio here is sans the reverb which has been plastered over most appearances of this material, and the video has been enhanced.

This one-off live performance was followed by more filming and recording for Help, so the group did not actually start touring again until June. Their joy at performing before an audience once more is perfectly captured on the videotape of their evening Paris concert, which kicked off the European tour. This copy, while not perfect, is still by far the best version that has appeared thus far. The cameras utilised wide angle lenses which made the lads look somewhat short and squat, therefore the aspect has been adjusted to create a more natural-looking picture. The audio has been remastered from cd source and the songs resequenced into their original order. This is really a great concert, due largely to the fact that The Beatles can not only hear themselves but sense that the audience is actually listening too.

Returning to the UK they made their fourth and final Big Night Out/Blackpool Night Out appearance on August 1st. Happily, as on the previous occasion, they decided to perform live rather than mime and even more happily a film recorder was running during the live broadcast, preserving this marvellous performance for posterity. Both audio and video have been reconstructed here from several sources to provide uninterrupted high quality. The exact song line-up was duplicated for the Ed Sullivan Show when The Beatles embarked on their US tour on August 14th - that appearance can be found in full on the commercially available dvd release and for that reason is not included here.

Rounding out this volume is John's appearance on the final edition of Tonight from April 1965. Visibly uncomfortable at being separated from his fellow Beatles, he reads from his book and responds to some rare serious questions about his work.

Note that this is A NON PROFIT FAN PROJECT made for the amusement of our friends and fellow Beatle-heads. Please don't charge money for copies, and support any future commercial release of this material.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 07 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 7:
'CAN YOU HEAR ME?'
August 1965 - November 1965

1. The Beatles At Shea Stadium - (reconstruction) - 37:18
Rec: Shea Stadium, New York, 15 Aug 1965.

2. The Music Of Lennon And McCartney - 43:53
Rec: Granada TV Centre, Manchester, 1st & 2nd Nov 1965.

A word in your ear from Hobs:

This volume showcases a new reconstruction of the famous 1965 Shea Stadium concert.

Okay... so what makes this different to the other 3000 Shea dvds out there? First of all the video quality: the source material is derived from the new transfer of the 1979 BBC repeat which was previously featured on First Play At Shea. Colour is stronger and more natural than previous versions. The thirty minute concert has been re-edited into the original performance order, with the two missing songs and all the extra in-between song chat re-instated. The extra audio has been wedded to audience shots and other material taken from the earlier part of the original tv special, plus footage from other sources. The audio is of course the original live audio, not the overdubbed audio which was actually recorded in 1966.

Additionally, the poor visual continuity of the original film has been fixed. In the tv special there are frequent cutaway shots showing Ringo playing the wrong cymbal, George playing the wrong guitar, John playing chords when he's supposed to be doing something else, empty mikes when voices can be heard, etcetera. No material has actually been cut; instead many of the cutaway shots have been re-arranged into a more sensible order so that they don't jar visually. For example, a long shot showing John playing Dizzy Miss Lizzy was original cut into the song I Feel Fine... now it is where it should be. Shots of John playing the intro to She's a Woman have been restored to that song. Out of synch shots have been nudged back into place and the title sequences re-edited to provide a more traditional start and finish to the concert.

Also on this volume is an upgrade of the Granada tv spectacular 'The Music Of Lennon And McCartney'. This appeared in pal on a previous disc - here it is in ntsc. Additionally in late 1965 and early 1966 the guys videotaped a series of black and white promotional videos distributed by NEMS to interested parties. These can be found in their entirety on the Unsurpassed Promos series and for that reason are not included here.

The Beatles Cathode ray tube collection vol 08 (DVDfull pro-shot)

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Disc 8:
'WE HOPE YOU'VE ENJOYED IT...'
June 1966 - November 1966

1. Live At The Circus Krone, Munich (surviving extracts) - 14:57
Rec: 24 June 1966

2. Live At The Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo - 30:23
Rec: 30 June 1966

3. Live At The Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo - 30:14
Rec: 1 July 1966

Bonus Track:
4. Not Only... But Also - 0:49
Rec: Gentleman’s Lavatory, Broadwick Street, Soho, London, 27 Nov 1966

It's the end of the road...

Here we have three concerts from 1966, the first being Munich. It's presented here in pristine quality, and while not the guys' best performance it makes a nice bookend to their live career which started in earnest in Germany some six years before.

The 'dark suits' Budokan concert has been reconstructed here out of two tapes. The complete show was issued on laserdisc in Japan and is commonly booted on dvd. However the LD was spoiled to some degree by smearing and ghosting on dark scenes (profile shots of John are particularly bad). For this reason I've replaced most of the video with a vhs source which is of similar quality but without the smearing. The 'light suits' concert is of comparable video quality and has the audio resynched from cd source. This is a much better performance from The Beatles, although the vocals sound a bit distant.

We leave you with a bonus track: John's brief but hilarious contribution to Not Only But Also in late '66. The sudden appearance of the granny glasses marked the beginning of a new era and the end of the old Beatles. From now on they would continue to record promo videos and special events, but the days of Thank Your Lucky Stars, Big Night Out and Ready Steady Go were gone forever. Their various promo films made between 1966 and 1970 can be found on the Unsurpassed Promos series.

Also included in this torrent is a patch file for Disc 4, which corrects some innadvertant visual faults in the Dutch tv appearance. Follow the instructions attached.

Thanks to all who contributed to this series... you know who you are! And remember: no charge money for these discs. They are intended to be free. Lend them, swap them, give them away as Chrimble presents or post them at random to complete strangers. Just don't sell 'em. And if some of these programmes should one day make it onto an official dvd, show your support and buy a copy.

David Bowie - Rare Videos Vol. 01-02 (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Rare Videos from 1968 – 1980

Video Source: VHS
Lineage: VHS > DVD RECORDER > DVD
Menu: Yes
Chapters: Yes
Number of Discs: 2
Disc Type: DVD5

DVD 1:
1968 - The Image
1968 - Luv TV Advert
1973 - Hammersmith Odeon - (Jean Genie and Round and Round.)
1973 - The 1980 Floor Show - (Full Show)
1974 - Diamond Dog Advert
1975 - Soul Train -   (Golden Years and Fame.)
1975 - Cher Show - (Fame, Can you hear me, Young Americans +)
1976 - Dinah Show - (Stay)

DVD 2:
1977 - Heroes TV Advert
1977 - TOTP - Heroes
1977 - Marc Show - Heroes/Standing next to you.
1978 - Christiane F - Station to Station
1978 - Bremen TV Studios - 45 Minute Show
1979 - Saturday Night Live -  MWSTW, TVC15, Boys Keep Swinging.
19?? - TV Advert Crystal Japan -  
1979 - Kenny Everett Show -  Boys Keep Swinging, Space Oddity.
1980 - Ashes to Ashes TV Advert
1980 - Johnny Carson Show -   Life on Mars, Ashes to Ashes.

Bonus... This was at the end of the VHS tape.
 Footage of him in the film (Into the Night).

Frank Zappa & The Mothers - The Fillmore 1970 Tapes (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

REMASTERING NOTES:
All 3 discs have been re-equalized and volume fluctuations smoothed over. There was no NR or compression done to these recordings. 
Disc 1 has a tape flip during Track 07 that has been smoothed over. 
Disc 1 has an unknown fill during the "bull*censored* chant" at the end of Track 10.
Disc 1 originally had clicks between tracks. These have been removed. 
Disc 2 crudely switches sources during Track 13. The original lineage doesn't explain this. This section has been remastered and smoothed over to better fit in with the rest of the show. 

ORIGINAL LINEAGES:
Disc 1: Normal bias cassette once owned by Carlos Santana (no NR)>Nakamichi Dragon>Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia II soundcard>Pro Tools>AIFF>Toast Titanium>CDR>Toast Titanium>WAV>FLAC
Disc 2, Tracks 1-14: 10" Master Reel>7" Reel>RevoxB77 playback>AlesisMasterlink>CDR >EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV
Disc 2, Tracks 15-18: 10" Master Reel>Revox B77 playback>Alesis Masterlink>CDR>EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV
Disc 3: Master Reel>Reel>Alesis Masterlink>CDR>EAC (Ripped by D. Winters)>WAV

LINEAGE FOR THIS TORRENT:
WAV>WAVMerge>CoolEdit Pro (Remastering)>CDWAVE (Retracking)>FLAC (Level 

DISC 1
November 6, 1970
Fillmore West, San Francisco

01 Palladin and Hey Boy 
02 Call Any Vegetable 
03 The Sanzini Brothers 
04 Penis Dimension
05 The Sanzini Brothers
06 Little House I Used To Live In
07 Mudshark (w/ Dr. John references)
08 Holiday In Berlin
09 Cruising For Burgers
10 Easy Meat
11 Daddy Daddy Daddy
12 Do You Like My New Car?
13 Happy Together
14 Who Are The Brain Police (cut)

DISC 2
November 13, 1970
Fillmore East, New York City
(Early Show)

01 Grace Slick Jam 
02 The Sanzini Brothers
03 Little House I Used To Live In
04 Mudshark
05 Holiday In Berlin 
06 Cruising For Burgers
07 The Sanzini Brothers' Pyramid Trick
08 What Will This Morning Bring Me This Evening?
09 What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?
10 Bwana Dik
11 Latex Solar Beef
12 Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
13 Do You Like My New Car?
14 Happy Together
15 Wonderful Wino
16 Concentration Moon (w/ bass solo)
17 Mom And Dad
18 Improvisations (cut)

DISC 3
November 13, 1970
Fillmore East, New York City
(Late Show)

01 Kip Cohen Intro
02 Palladin and Hey Boy 
03 Call Any Vegetable 
04 The Sanzini Brothers 
05 Does This Kind of Life Look Interesting to You?
06 Pound For a Brown (On The Bus)
07 Sleeping in a Jar
08 El Porko the Magnificent 
09 Sharleena 
10 The Air 
11 Dog Breath 
12 Mother People 
13 You Didn't Try to Call Me
14 King Kong

SOUND QUALITY: A+ Stereo Soundboard

Remastered, Retracked & Re-ecnoded by JWB.

U2 - Stop The Traffic Rock'n'Roll (AUD/SBD/FLAC)

(Audience/Soundboard FLAC)

lineage
CD > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned 

01. All Along The Watchtower * 
02. Sunday Bloody Sunday 
03. Out Of Control 
04. People Get Ready 
05. Trip Through Your Wires 
06. Silver And Gold 
07. Helter Skelter 
08. Help ! 
09. Pride (in The Name Of Love) 
10. C'mon Everybody 
11. Bullet The Blue Sky 
12. Running To Stand Still 
13. All Along The Wachtower 
14. Angel Of Harlem 
15. When Love Comes To Town 
16. Love Rescue Me * 

(1-9) : "Save The Yuppies Free Concert", Justin Herman Plaza, San Francisco, 11 November 1987 
(10-12) : Hippodrome de Vincennes, Paris, 04 July 1987 
(13-16) : Smile Jamaica Benefit Concert,London, 16 October 1988 

* - Missed out to comply with Dime rules. 

Mark Knopfler - 1996-08-03 - Vaison, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

CD1:
01. Entrevista 
02. Intro 
03. Darling Pretty 
04. Walk of Life 
05. Imelda 
06. The Bug 
07. Rudiger 
08. Je Suis Desole 
09. Calling Elvis 
10. I'm the Fool 
11. Last Exit To Brooklyn 
12. Romeo and Juliet

CD2:
01. Sultans of Swing 
02. Done With Bonaparte 
03. Father and Son 
04. Golden Heart 
05. Water of Love 
06. Cannibals 
07. Telegraph Road 
08. Brothers in Arms 
09. Money For Nothing

CD3:
01. A Night In Summer Long Ago
02. The Long Highway 
03. Going Home
04. Interview 

Vaison, France, 2nd August, 1996.
05. Darling Pretty * 
06. Walk of Life * 
07. Imelda 

Led Zeppelin - Strange Tales the Road (SBD/AUD/FLAC)

(Soundboard/Audience FLAC)

Source - Vg - Ex Aud + Sbd Recording
Lineage - STFTR 001/008 8CD-BOX > EAC > FLAC

CD1:
01 - C'mon Everybody
02 - Whole Lotta Love
03 - Communication Breakdown
04 - Something Else
05 - Bring It On Home
06 - How Many More Time Medley
07 - The Song Remains The Same
08 - Sick Again
09 - Nobody's Fault But Mine

CD2:
01 - Since I've Been Loving You
02 - No Quarter
03 - Ten Years Gone
04 - Who's To Blame
05 - Carole's Theme
06 - Merry Hopkins Never Had Days Like These
07 - The Song Remains The Same
08 - Sick Again
09 - Nobody's Fault But Mine

CD3:
01 - The Song Remains The Same
02 - Sick Again
03 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 - Over The Hills And Far Away
05 - Since I've Been Loving You
06 - No Quarter

CD4:
01 - Ten Years Gone
02 - The Battle of Evermore
03 - Going To California
04 - Black Country Woman / Bron-Ar-Aur Stomp
05 - White Summer / Black Muntain Side / Kashimir

CD5:
01 - Bring It On Home
02 - How Long
03 - Got My Money
04 - Band Introduction
05 - Stormy Monday
06 - Splanky
07 - Big Boss Man
08 - Whole Lotta Energy
09 - Love and Money
10 - Invitation
11 - Jimmy Jam
12 - King of All I Surver

CD6:
01 - Got My Mojo Working
02 - Every Day I Have The Blues
03 - Hoochie Coochie Man

CD7:
01 - White Summer / Black Mountain Side
02 - Kashmir
03 - Achilles Last Stand
04 - Stairway To Heaven

CD8:
01 - Santa Claus Is Back In Town
02 - Spaghetti Junction
03 - Black Dog
04 - That's The Way
05 - Dazed And Confused

Source:
Disc.1
1-6 RAH Jan 09, 1970
7-9 Chicago Stadium  April 09, 1977

Disc.2
1-3 Chicago Stadium  April 09, 1977
6 Unreleased Session from a 1968
7-9 Tampa  June 03, 1977

Disc.3, Disc.4
MSG  June 14, 1977

Disc.5, Siac.6
Nottingham  June 05, 1984
Tribute to Alexis Korner feat.
Jimmy Page - Guitar
Jack Brues - Bass, Vocals
Paul Jones - Harmonica, Vocals
Charlie Watts - Drums
Ian Stewart - Piano
Ruby Turner - Vocals

Disc.7
Final Rehearsal  September, 1980

Disc.8
1 Robert Plant and the Honey Drippers SNL  December, 1984
2 Radio Promotion of JPJ's Song Spaghetti Junction feat. Jimmy Page
3-5 Osaka Japan September 29, 1971

R.E.M. - Life's Rich Peagant Demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Source:
Silver CD -> EAC Test & Copy -> Wavs -> Flac Front End -> Flacs Level 8
Quality: Good

01) Theme From Two Steps Onward
02) Just A Touch
03) Mystery To Me
04) Wait
05) Begin The Begin
06) Cuyahoga
07) I Believe
08) Untitled Instrumental
09) Rotary Ten
10) These Days
11) PSA (Bad Day)
12) Underneath The Bunker
13) Swan Swan H
14) The Flowers Of Guatemala
15) King Of Birds

--- Life's Rich Pageant Demos & More
14) The Flowers of Guatemal
15) Marc
16) Theme From Two Steps Onward
17) California Dreaming
18) Mississippi Queen
19) Whole Lotta Love
20) Funtime
21) After Hours
22) Oddfellows Local 151
23) Born to Run
24) Eight Miles High
25) Roadrunner
26) When I Was Young

Roy Buchanan - 1981-08-01 - Brisbane, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Roy Buchanan

Her Majesty's Theater

Brisbane, Australia

August 1, 1981

Source: SBD FM

Lineage: SBD FM? > unknown > CD > FLAC

Roy Buchanan - Guitar, Vocals

Paul Jacobs - Keyboards,Vocals

Gordon Johnson - Bass

Gordy Knutsen - Drums

Disc 1 - 6 tracks 47 minutes,

01. Turn to Stone

02. Roy's Bluz

03. My Sonata

04. Johnny B. Goode

05. My Babe

06. Secret Love

Disc 2 - 8 tracks and 38 minutes

Australia August 1981 (Continued)

01. Dizzy Miss Lizzy

02. Green Onions

03. Good God Have Mercy

04. The Messiah Theme

Running time: 1:10:31

Unidentified Show:

05. Johnny B. Goode

06. Hey Joe >

07. Foxy Lady >

08. Purple Haze.

Running time: 14:32