Tim Buckley - 1969-12-13 - Santa Monica, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Civic Center

Lineup: 
aud->tape (? gen)->cdr->eac->wav ->wavelab 5.0 (removing some clicks)->flac frontend->flac (level 8) 

Tim Buckley: voice, guitar 
Lee Underwood: guitar 
John Balkin: bass 
Bunk Gardner: horns 
Carter CC Collins: congas 

CD1
01-Buzzin' Fly (8:36) 
02-Pleasant Street (7:29) 
03-Blue Melody (7:16) 
04-Morning Glory (3:13) 
05-Strange Feeling (7:56) 
06-Cafe (6:43) 
07-The Train (10:54) 

CD2
01-I Woke Up (7:29) 
02-Moulin Rouge (7:06) 
03-Jungle Fire (8:32) 
03-Down By The Borderline (5:43) 
05-Dolphins (5:07) 
06-Gypsy Woman (20:57) 
07-Once I Was (4:32) 

Total time: 1:51:33

The Who - 1971-12-13 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA

Source: "San Francisco 1971" (Black Dog Records) CD
Lineage: SBD > Silver Disc > CDR > WAV (EAC) > SHN > TLH > FLAC

01 - Substitute
02 - Summertime Blues
03 - My Wife
04 - Baba O'Riley
05 - Behind Blue Eyes
06 - Bargain
07 - Won't Get Fooled Again
08 - Pinball Wizard
09 - See Me, Feel Me
10 - My Generation >
11 - Jam > Naked Eye > I'm Going Down
12 - Magic Bus (cuts in)

Notes:
Artwork & MD5 Verification File all included.

Stage Banter by Tom Pratt.

A good soundboard with some slight hiss.

This is a great show from the second leg of the Who's Next 1971 US tour. The performance is probably one of the best of the year, the stage banter is silly as usual and the sound ispretty good. Not perfect for a soundboard recording but Who soundboards from this era are very rare so this one is worth checking out.

Genesis - 1974-12-13 - Passaic, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Capitol Theatre

"Rael Visits The Garden State"

Soundboard recording
flac download > TLH > Wave > EAC > CDr > EAC > Wave > CD Wave & Audacity > edits* > TLH > Flac -level 8
(TLH: audio data is cut on a sector boundary)

User comment from http://www.genesis-movement.org/php/showdetails.php?uid=4707: "an excellent soundboard source...however, from 'Counting Out Time' through 'The Chamber Of 32 Doors' the sound is extremely muffled..."
See http://www.genesis-movement.org/php/showdetails.php?uid=4707 for further details and user comments on the sound characteristics of this recording.

*edits for this torrent:
-eliminated gaps between various tracks and smoothed transitions between them.
-The 'Waiting Room' was cut and split as two tracks with a gap between them. I eliminated the gap, smoothed the transition between the two tracks (@3'50), then joined them as a single track.
-The beginning applause on disc 2 track 08 moved to end of track 07; smoothed transition between these two tracks.
-smoothed transition into disc 1 track 01 and disc 2 track 01.
-faded out applause on disc 2 track 08.

CD1
01 The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packaging (Cut) 2:47
02 The Story Of Rael 1:36
03 Back In N.Y.C. 6:05
04 Hairless Heart 2:40
05 Counting Out Time 3:34
06 Carpet Crawlers 5:35
07 The Chamber Of 32 Doors 5:50
08 The Story Of Rael 3:38
09 Lilywhite Lilith 2:55
10 The Waiting Room (Cut - joined @3'50) 6:16
12 Anyway 3:33
13 The Supernatural Anaesthetist 2:40
14 The Lamia 8:07
15 Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats 3:21

CD2
01 The Colony Of Slippermen (Cut) 5:53
02 Ravine 1:40
03 The Light Dies Down On Broadway 3:41
04 Riding The Scree 4:27
05 In The Rapids 2:11
06 It 4:20
07 The Musical Box (Cut) 5:27
08 Watcher Of The Skies 7:53

Nico - 1974-12-13 - Reims, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Nico

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Reims

Place du Cardinal-Luçon

Reims, France

December 13, 1974

Opening for Tangerine Dream

Compiled from a French FM radio broadcast * 

and an audience recording ^

Sources combined where possible )(

Occasional editing was used to smooth tape pauses

and to remove all Francophone radio host commentary

01. Janitor of Lunacy (4:21) ^ )(

02. The Falconer (5:38) )(

03. Valley of the Kings (3:29) )(

04. The End (The Doors) (9:32) )(

05. Abschied (3:05) *

06. Mütterlein (4:26) ^

07. Frozen Warnings (4:44) ^

08. You Forget to Answer (4:49) ^

09. We’ve Got the Gold (4:50) ^

10. No One is There (4:04) ^

11. Ari’s Song (Encore) (3:09) ^

Tangerine Dream - 1974-12-13 - Reims, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
SBD>FM>SILVERS>EAC (uncompressed)>WAV>TLH>FLAC8 including ffp

CD1

Improvisation 1 (46:30)

CD2

Improvisation 2 (38:00)

Quality: A+ STEREO

A legendary, high quality mixing board FM broadcast of Tangerine Dream from Reims Cathedral, France on Dec. 13, 1974. This upload is from the double silver disc bootleg "Live! Improvised!" (Oh Boy 2-9159). Also on the bill was Nico, Cale and Eno, with Mike Oldfield, so a stellar night was had by all. Members included Froese, Franke and Baumann. Sorry, no art but it should be available in the usual haunts. Enjoy - this is a great one.

Elvis Presley - 1975-12-13 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

ELVIS PRESLEY

"Just Pretend" (Ft Baxter 2091)

The Elvis Pre-Holiday Jubilee recorded live at the Hilton Showroom,

Las Vegas December 13, 1975 10:15pm Show

Marvelous soundboard > ? > bootleg silver DC > ? > audio CDRs from the collection of Andreas van Kuijk > WAV (using properly-configured EAC in Secure Mode) > FLAC Level 8 (using TLH)

01. C.C. Rider

02. I Got A Woman

03. Love Me

04. Trying To Get To You

05. And I Love You So

06. All Shook Up > Teddy Bear > Don't Be Cruel

07. You Gave Me A Mountain

08. Help Me Make It Through The Night

09. Polk Salad Annie

10. Introductions - Johnny B. Goode

11. Just Pretend

12. How Great Thou Art

13. Burning Love

14. Hound Dog

15. Welcome To My World

16. Softly As I Leave You

17. America

18. It's Now Or Never

19. Little Darling

20. Little Sister

21. Can't Help Falling In Love

Total: 73:35

Hall and Oates - 1975-12-13 - Upper Darby, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Hall and Oates 
Daryl Hall: vocals, synthesizer, guitar, vibraphone 
John Oates: vocals, synthesizer, guitar 
Todd Sharp: lead guitar 
Dave Kent: keyboards 
Steve Dees: bass 
Eddie Zyne: drums 

Tower Theater 
Upper Darby, Pa. 
(a suburb of Philadelphia) 
December 13, 1975 
featuring music from their 4th album, "Daryl Hall & John Oates" 
ER Archives Vol. 10 via JEMS 
runtime: 91:13 (minutes/seconds) 
Recording Info: WMMR FM b-cast Tandberg 9200XD reel to reel recorder 
BASF master reel 

JEMS 2014 Transfer: off-air FM broadcast BASF master reel 
Otari 5050 mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer Sound Devices USBPre 2 
Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture iZotope RX Peak 6.0 
with iZotope Ozone 5.0 (pitch correction) resample 16/44.1 WAV 
tracking in soundforge flac (sb's aligned) 
torrentially yours. 
tracked, flac'ed and posted by Ian (glasnostrd19) 
do not sell this recording. 
share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. 

01: Ed Sciaky, WMMR Intro Camellia 5:13 
02: Beanie and the rose tattoo 4:29 
03: you're much too soon 5:36 
04: lady rain 6:00 
05: better watch your back 5:19 
06: is it a star 8:09 
07: it doesn't matter anymore 4:25 (radio announcer end cuts out) 
08: laughing boy I'm just a kid 9:14 
09: alone too long 4:37 
10: Sara Smile 7:34 
11: abandoned luncheonette (and radio DJ introduction) 6:49 
12: Ennui on the mountain 5:09 
13: Gino (the manager) and encore applause 4:53 
14: band introductions :44 
15: fall in Philadelphia 4:02 
16: every time I look at you 4:47 
17: grounds for separation 4:11 (end applause spliced) 

BK for JEMS 
this is a live FM broadcast of Hall and Oates from their hometown area. there is some slight FM noise from time to time, but it''s not very loud and may not be noticable at all to the less fussy ears. I could not hear it in most of the show. the sound quality is quite good for a show of this era. there are a few commercial break interruptions in the broadcast which cut in and out of a couple of songs slightly, it's very close to the full show. the set includes songs from Abandoned Luncheonette, War Babies, one from their debut album "whole oats" and 6 from the latest at this time, featuring music from their 4th album, "Daryl Hall & John Oates". this may be the most complete version of this show to circulate yet, at least from a master tape source. I have tried to smooth out the rough edits as inconspicuously as possible, making this a "seamless' recording. it sounds like it does go through to the end of the concert, and starts where it ought to, at the beginning of it. thanks so much to ER and BK for sharing this early Hall and Oates show with me to share with you. I first heard them along with many others a couple of years later in 1978 with "don't blame it on love" and a very long slew of hits through the 1980's, but most of this stuff was new to me (in 2014!) hope you all like this early Hall and Oates show. the band is sounding fresh and vital. Ian for JEMS

Ry Cooder - 1976-12-13 - Santa Cruz, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Ry Cooder

Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium

Santa Cruz, CA

1976-12-13

Source: Trade CDR > EAC > FLAC

Quality: Soundboard

CD1

01. Alimony

02. Ditty Wah Ditty

03. One Meat Ball

04. Fool For A Cigarette

05. Billy The Kid

06. Tamp'em Up Solid

07. Do-Re-Mi

08. Volver, Volver

09. He'll Have To Go

10. Smack Dab In The Middle

11. Money Honey

12. The Tattler

13. Stand By Me

14. How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times?

CD2

01. FDR In Trinidad

02. Police Dog Blues

03. Instrumental

04. Goodnight Irene

05. He'll Have To Go

06. Crow Black Chicken

Notes:

Track 7-17 on Disc 2 were removed (various filler, mostly from Sausalito 1974)

Tom Waits - 1976-12-13 - Cleveland, OH (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

The Agora, Cleveland, OH

lineage
PRE-FM Reel>CDRW>WAV>Flac

01. Step Right Up
02. Eggs And Sausage
03. Fumblin' With The Blues
04. The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)
05. Warm Beer And Cold Women
06. Depot Depot
07. Jitterbug Boy
08. Emotional Weather Report
09. San Diego Serenade
10. The One That Got Away
11. Small Change
12. band introduction

Rod Stewart - 1977-12-13 - Inglewood, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 48"

Rod Stewart

The Forum

Inglewood, CA

December 13, 1977

Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 48

1644 Edition

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

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth adjustment; Dolby On) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Maggie May

02 The Wild Side Of Life

03 You Keep Me Hangin' On

04 (I Know) I'm Losing You > Drum Solo

05 Stay With Me

06 Twistin' The Night Away

07 You're In My Heart (The Final Acclaim)

Known Faults:

-Incomplete

John Fahey - 1977-12-13 - Louisville, KY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

John Fahey 

December 13, 1977 

Great Midwestern Music Hall 

Louisville, KY 

SBD > ANA(M) > files > SHN > CDR(1) > EAC > FLAC 

01. Steamboat Gwine Roun' De Bend 05:10 

02. How Green Was My Valley 01:49 

03. Delta Slide Blues 02:24 

04. Steve Talbot On The Keddie Wye 05:41 

05. The Red Pony 04:28 

06. Ann Arbor/I'll See You In My Dreams/Jingle Bells 11:24 

07. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 02:27 

08. Stomping Tonight On The Pa/Al Border/In Christ There Is No East Or West 13:36 

09. Dance Of The Inhabitants...Medley 10:42 

10. Some Summer Rain 04:54 

11. Candy Man/Brenda's Blues/Spanish Dance 04:15 

12. Goodnight Ladies/St. Louis Blues 05:30 

13. Mark 1:15 07:26 

notes:

the sound is fantastic, maybe the best sounding live Fahey I've ever heard. I didn't change anything from the original files, just a new MD5 cause I added a new folder for the artwork, and a setlist file that was missing in the original post. I highly recommend this one, it is a true gem.

Chet Bell: i recorded the fahey show at the great midwestern music hall on 12/13/77... i was in the house band at the time and had access to the nakamichi that was always hooked to the soundboard... john was pretty much plastered the entire evening and as was his way wandered in & out of songs without any restrictions, combining melodies and abruptly changing direction. mid-song it ws a beautiful performance, and i still have the first generation master cassette, from which i put the first disc transfer into circulation only several months ago

Stevie Nicks - 1981-12-13 - Los Angeles, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

STEVIE NICKS 

FOX BEVERLY WILSHIRE THEATER 

LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 

DECEMBER 13th 1981

THE SOURCE NBC RADIO'S YOUNG ADULT NETWORK CONCERT SERIES

FOR B-CAST APRIL-1ST 2ND AND 3RD-1982

(THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES # 96)

A MD LP TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1

LINEAGE

PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR NO IDS TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1 TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN EDITED TOGETHER 

Stevie Nicks Vocals

Waddy Wachtel Guitar 

Benmont Tench Keyboards

Jimmy Iovine Percussion

Roy Bittan Piano

Bob Glaub Bass

Russ Kunkel Drums 

Bobbye Hall Percussion

Lori Perry Vocals

Sharon Celani Vocals

01 The Source Intro

02 Stevie Intro by her Father

03 Gold Dust Woman

04 Gold And Braid

05 I Need to Know

06 Sara

07 Angel

08 Leather and Lace

09 Stop Draggin' My Heart Around

10 Bella Donna

11 How Still My Love

12 Edge of Seventeen

13 Rhiannon 

14 The Source Outro

U2 - 1981-12-13 - Long Island, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Malibu Club

WLIR LiveFM Broadcast

lineage:

WLIR-FM radio > unknown reciever with wire antenna > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell UDXLII 90 min master cassette >

my copy (Maxell UDXLII 90 min. cassette) > played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (WAV) with realtek soundcard > flac (sb's aligned)

01: Radio announcer introduction/Gloria 4:49

02: Another Time, Another Place 4:43

03: I Threw a Brick 4:04

04: Rejoice 3:58

05: With a Shout 3:55

06: The Cry/The Electric Co. 5:23

07: I Fall down 3:17

08: October 2:25

09: I Will Follow 4:09

10: An Cat Dubh 4:19

11: Into the Heart 2:39

12: Out of Oontrol 4:38

13: Twilight 4:33

14: 11 O'clock Tick Tock 4:44

15: The Ocean 3:34

16: Radio announcer 2

Runtime: 61:29

comments:

last show of the second U.S tour of U2. broadcast live on WLIR (this comes from a commercial-free re-broadcast on WLIR.) this is a complete and uninterrupted recording. it appears to also be unedited, except for some of the encore applause. a fine show, the boys are in good form here and probably glad that a long tour is finally over. since most of the shows after this were theater shows this was the last chance for many (especially in New York!) to see U2 in a club gig. they've always liked the club shows, no exception here.

Dire Straits - 1982-12-13 - Leicester, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Dire Straits 

De Montfort Hall, Leicester, UK 

13th December 1982 

CD1 

01 - Once upon a time in the west 

02 - Industrial disease 

03 - Expresso love 

04 - It never rains 

05 - Romeo and Juliet 

06 - Love over gold 

07 - Private investigations 

08 - Sultans of swing 

CD2

01 - Twisting by the pool 

02 - Two young lovers 

03 - Portobello belle 

04 - Tunnel of love 

05 - Telegraph road 

06 - Solid rock 

07 - Going home 

Very nice recording with pretty good sound quality. It's a kind of special night, because Leicester is John Illsley's hometown and Mark changes lyrics in Sultans of swing: "Check out guitar Hal now, he's my pal."

Robert Plant - 1983-12-13 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

Taper, & Taping Gear: ??Unknown?? 
Source: "Treat Her Right" Liberated Bootleg; Wardour label #Wardour-001 
Lineage: "SBD" Silver> EAC (secure mode-read offset corrected)> WAV> FLAC8> 2005 Download burned to audio disc (Nero) Trade CDR> 2011 DAE (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries) 
Quality: ex- 

CD1 
01. In The Mood
02. Pledge Pin
03. Messin' With the Mekon
04. Worse Than Detroit
05. Thru' With the Two Step
06. Other Arms
07. Horizontal Departure
08. Moonlight in Samosa

CD2 
01. Wreckless Love
02. Member Introduction
03. Slow Dancer
04. Like I've Never Been Gone
05. Burning Down One Side
06. Big Log
07. Stranger Here...Than Over There
08. Treat Her Right (w/ Jimmy Page)

Length: 16 tracks = 115:48 minutes 

ORIGINAL NOTES: 
EX Soundboard-source tape slighly worn in places, but still on of the best sounding Plant board tapes ever. Similar in quality to the newer Feb 20, 1984 SB. 

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1983-12-13 - Austin, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Austin City Limits

Recording source: Soundboard

Lineage: 

SBD > ? > CDR Trade from Vince at SRVrocks.com> EAC > WAV > FLAC Level 8

additionally: 

md5 verified, renamed files to conform to eTree standards, new .st5 .ffp created in TLH tragged in tag&rename. st5 verified with tags 2015-02-09 

01. Testify

02. So Excited (w/False Start)

03. Instrumental

04. Voodoo Chile

05. Tuning 

06. Pride and Joy

07. Texas Flood

08. Love Struck Baby

09. Mary Had A Little Lamb

10. Tin Pan Alley

11. Rude Mood

12. Lenny (False Start)

13. Lenny 

Deep Purple - 1984-12-13 - Sydney, AU (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Deep Purple (Feat. George Harrison)
Entertainment Centre

Lineage:
Silverdiscs > EAC > Wave > TLH > Flac

CD1
01. Highway Star
02. Nobody's Home
03. Strange Kind Of Woman
04. A Gypsy's Kiss
05. Perfect Strangers
06. Under The Gun
07. Knocking At Your Back Door
08. Lazy

CD2
09. Child In Time
10. Difficult To Cure
11. Organ Solo
12. Space Truckin'
13. Black Night
14. Speed King
15. Lucille (With George Harrison)
16. Smoke On The Water

CD1 & CD2 as One Track , Untouched !

Rick Danko & Richard Manuel - 1985-12-13 - Scranton, PA (SBD/FLAC) Early & Late Show

(Soundboard FLAC)

Rick Danko & Richard Manuel

O'Tooles Tavern

Scranton, PA

1985-12-13

Lineage: SBD > Cassette > WAV > Audacity (Edit & Track) > TLH (convert align on sector boundaries) > FLAC 8

(WAV files from Mauro R. - GW 2021-04-10)

Early Show

01 The Rumor

02 The Shape I'm In

03 It Makes No Difference

04 Across The Great Divide

05 Stage Fright

06 You Don't Know Me

07 Java Blues

08 I Shall Be Released

09 Mystery Train

Late Show

10 CC Rider//

11 My Love

12 Just Another Whistle Stop

13 Unfaithful Servant

14 She Knows

15 Honest I Do

16 King Harvest

17 It Makes No Difference

[Chest Fever - MISSING]

[Every Night & Every Day - MISSING]

Notes:

This recording came from Mauro mis-described as 1984-04-19 Lone Star Cafe.

This recording is similar to the Old Brown Boot bootleg recording "Live at O'Toole's Tavern" (http://theband.hiof.no/albums/boot_o_tooles.html) but with the addition of CC Rider at the start of the Late Show. The Old Brown Boot recording is incorrectly described as coming from 1 December 1985 but there was no show of that date, as is clear from the press clippings included with this recording.

There is a complete recording, including the encores, of the Late Show by Tony Saruci. An edited version of which formed the source of the grey release "Live At O'Tooles Tavern" (Bear Records BEARVP112CD)

New Order - 1985-12-13 - Orleans, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Live, Salle du Baron, Orleans, France

Source: ATR-STASH mixer 

Lineage: SBD (ATR-STASH box-o-tapes) --> ??? --> FLAC via Sam (lammah) --> SoundForge (DC offset, remove old SBEs and pitch correction) --> CD Wave (tracksplits) --> FLAC --> you 

01 - Elegia 
02 - The Perfect Kiss 
03 - Weirdo 
04 - Love Vigilantes 
05 - Hurt 
06 - Sooner Than You Think 
07 - ICB 
08 - This Time Of Night 
09 - In A Lonely Place, (cut, probably due to A/B flip on master) 
10 - She's Lost Control 
11 - Blue Monday 

Info: 
Another glorious SBD recording of mid-80s New Order, this time from Orleans, France. Lineage is the same stash-o-soundboards from (most likely) Hooky's Suite 16 recording studio, liberated by Brian Whittaker (Revenge touring bassist) via eBay, but previous to selling copied amongst the NO trading community in the UK. 

From a post by OldMonkey on STG: 
"A box of mixing desk tapes was found in a rehearsal studio used by Peter Hook. They were advertised on E-bay by Brian Whittaker, former Revenge live guitarist. David Sultan of the website "World in Motion" paid over £500 to win the auction. Before they were sent to David though, they were copied amongst the Manchester bootlegging fraternity, and are now widely available in the UK and wider. Coincidentally (or otherwise, and this is where it gets good), the majority of the shows in this box were the complete gigs from the tracks used on the live 
disc of Retro (plus quite a few other gigs). It appears as though Hooky meant for them to find their way to the bootleg hardcore......." 

This thing sounds just as phenomenal as all the other ATR/STASH soundboards posted recently. Features the next-to-last performance of "Hurt" and the last-ever "ICB". 

"ICB" would be a CRACKING take if not for Hooky's bass amp packing it in at 1:53, finally re-appearing at 2:42. Barney does some interesting lyric changes here as well. 

"She's Lost Control" is an absolute disaster though, while quite interesting (in a scene-of-the-accident kind of way) to listen to. No wonder they didn't play it after this gig until 2002. 
At 0:48 features Barney yelling "Jesus!" regarding some mistake - he should have waited, because a few seconds later Hooky makes a particularly gnarly screwup... This song is definitely not Hooky's finest 4 minutes of recorded history as most of the mistakes seem to be his. 

Classic Hooky-ism before "The Perfect Kiss": 
PH: "Love the sounds of your own voices don't you, you boring bastards." 

Classic intro to "This Time Of Night": 
BS: "Hi, everyone. Bonjour. A la nuit. This one is called, eh, "Dans cette time a la nuit". 
"Fromage a Potage. Fucky fucky. Fucky fucky." 

Classic lyric change in "TTON", at 1:13 (in this re-tracksplit version): 
BS (singing): "The bass sequencer I cannot hear / If you turn it up, my ears will feel much better, Eddie / "I can hear the bass sequencer / Turn it up, you..." while Hooky fills in the correct backing vox 

The Bangles - 1986-12-13 - Pittsburgh, PA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

The Bangles 
Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 
December - 13 - 1986 
TV Broadcast on MTV 

TV>DVD Recorder>Trade>DVDr>HD>Azureus>Torrent 

Video Attributes: 
Video compression mode: MPEG-2 
TV system: 525/60 (NTSC) 
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 
Display Mode: Both Pan&scan and Letterbox 
Source picture resolution: 704x480 (525/60) 
Frame Rate: 30.00 
Source picture letterboxed: Not letterboxed 
Bitrate: 5.07Mbps 

Audio Attributes: 
Audio Coding mode: Dolby Digital 
Sampling Rate: 48kHz 
Audio application mode: Not specified 
Number of Audio channels: 2 
Bitrate: 256 Kbps 
Number of Audio streams: 2 

Susanna Hoffs - Vocals, Guitars 
Vicki Peterson - Guitars, Vocals 
Michael Steele - Vocals, Bass 
Debbi Peterson - Vocals Drums 

01 Let It Go 
02 Restless 
03 Walking Down Your Street 
04 James 
05 Going Down To Liverpool 
06 He's Got A Secret 
07 September Girls 
08 If She Knew What She Wants 
09 Return Post 
10 Live 
11 In A Different Light 
12 I Want You 
13 Angels Don't Fall In Love 
14 Hero Takes A Fall 
15 Manic Monday 
16 Walk Like An Egyptian

Jethro Tull - 1987-12-13 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Civic Auditorium

unknown generation and lineage trade cassette

lineage
FM broadcast> ? > unknown (low) generation trade cassettes (Maxell XLII 90) > played on nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, guitar
Martin Barre: guitars
Don Airey: keyboards
David Pegg: bass
Doane Perry: drums

01: keyboard intro >  2:21
02: songs from the wood  5:19
03: thick as a brick  6:48
04: steel monkey  4:12
05: farm on the freeway (cuts)  7:17
06: heavy horses (dropout in talk after it)  6:56
07: living in the past  4:04
08: serenade to a cuckoo  4:56
09: Budapest  13:46
10: hunting girl  5:38
11: the waking edge (inst.)  2:04
12: keyboard solo and jam  3:44
13: drum solo  3:39
14: wond'ring aloud  1:58
15: skating away (end cuts)  3:42
16: jumpstart  8:17
17: band introductions  2:17
18: too old to rock and roll  6:02
19: aqualung  7:46
20: locomotive breath > 5:34
21: thick as a brick (reprise)  1:15
22: wind up medley (cuts in)  8:04

runtime: 115:47

Johnny Winter - 1991-12-13 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(WBCN-FM FLAC)

Paradise Theatre,
Boston, Ma. USA

WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast
Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900
FM > DAT Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC

Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins

Tom Compton - drums
Jeff Ganz - bass, vocals
Johnny Winter - guitar, vocals

CD1 (70:15)
01. DJ Intro > interview 3:19
02. Sen-Sa-Shun 7:39
03. You're Humbuggin' Me 6:56
04. Third Degree 13:46
05. Got To Find My Baby 5:55
06. You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover 9:08
07. Mojo Boogie 6:03
08. Shake Your Money Maker 4:18
09. Let The Good Times Roll 5:26
10. Ain't That Just Like A Woman 3:23 >
11. Rumble 4:19

CD2 (10:11)
Encore
01. Don't Take Advantage Of Me 5:26 >
02. Okie Dokie Stomp 2:46
03. DJ Outro 1:58

Total Time - 80:26

Note: will fit on one disc by omitting or trimming first or last DJ tracks...

Bad Company - 1992-12-13 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bad Company

Title: Live In New York, 1992

Recorded live at the Electric Ladyland Studios, in New York, NY

on December 13th, 1992.  

Year Of Release: 1996

01. How About That

02. Holy Water

03. Rock' N' Roll Fantasy

04. Ready For Love

05. If You Needed Somebody

06. Here Comes Trouble

07. Shooting Star

08. Bad Company

09. This Could Be The One

10. Good Loving Gone Bad

11. Can't Get Enough

12. Take This Town

13. Movin' On

14. Feel Like Makin' Love

Rory Gallagher - 1992-12-13 - Bonn, DE (FM/FLAC)

 

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals
Jim Livaton - keyboards
David Levy - bass
Richard Neuman - drums
Mark Feltham - harmonica

Taper, Taping Equipment, Transfer, & Trade: ??unknown?? Thank You!!!
Lineage: FM "Low Gen" Trade CDR> (wav) 2013 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on secture boundaries)
Quality: ex-/ex "FM"
Length: Length: 12 tracks = 99:08 minutes
Artwork: included, various versions that don't exactly match set list (reference only)..

CD1 (6 tracks = 53:16 minutes):
01 - DJ Talking, Continental Op, band intros
02 - Moonchild
03 - Mark Feltham intro'd, I Wonder Who
04 - The Loop
05 - Off The Handle
06 - Tattoo'd Lady

CD2 (6 tracks = 45:52 minutes):
01 - DJ Talking, Shadow Play
02 - Don't Start Me To Talkin'
03 - band intros
04 - Messin' With The Kid
05 - DJ Talking, Just Like A Woman>
06 - Bullfrog Blues (DJ Talking over Bullfrog Blues then cuts out)

Notes:
a - This recording comes from a January 15, 1993 Radio Show Broadcast. Usually the show starts off with three officially released tracks from Taste (mostly live: "What's Goin' On", "Same Old Story", & "Blister On The Moon"), then the show ends with two officially released tracks from May 6, 1979 Rockpalast ("Tattoo'd Lady", & "Secret Agent").

Nirvana - 1993-12-13 - Seattle, WA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

covers here
http://www.fornirvana.narod.ru/dvds.html

Pier 48 (MTV Live And Loud)

Source:
PRO #1a - professional video

Jim Hirte's Transfer Notes:
This DVD was created using a PinnacleDC1000 capture card.
Editing: Adobe Premiere 6.01
Audio Editing: CoolEdit Pro 2.0

Source:
VID(1) = SVHS(1) provided by John Bacus

Generation: TV->SVHS(1)->DVDR
NTSC Format

01. Radio Friendly Unit Shifter
02. Drain You
03. Breed
04. Serve The Servants
05. Rape Me
06. Heart-Shaped Box
07. Pennyroyal Tea
08. Scentless Apprentice
09. Lithium
10. Jam -> Set Destruction

Length: 38 mins - incomplete

NOTES:
Missing numerous songs.

This broadcast includes the angel decapitation but does not include the end feedback. It has stereo audio.

Review:
This is the commonly aired show known as "MTV Live And Loud". There are excellent shots all around on this DVD. The picture and audio
quality are both superb which makes this a great quality DVD.

Additional notes:
This is one of the wildest shows by Nirvana broadcast on MTV for New Year's Eve in 1993, and could easily be the considered the antithesis to the band's Unplugged performance in New York recorded earlier on 11/18/1993 at Sony Studios. Kurt, with ex-Germ's guitarist, Pat Smear, who was hired by the band because Kurt feared he would lose his place in the middle of songs on tour, along with Krist Novoselic on Bass guitar, and Dave Grohl on drums offer up one of their most notable performances of late 1993. Kurt's vocals are absolutely blistering.
The band feeds off of the audience's energy which is quickly whipped into a frenzy with Kurt's usual set opener: "Radio Friendly Unit Shifter" which is anything but radio friendly, followed by the raucous, and at times, atonal gems that come after such as "Scentless Apprentice," in which Kurt switches stomp pedals routinely on guitar for his guitar solos and add to the chaos of the song which was co-written by Dave and Krist.

Set itself is very well lit, allowing for excellent close-ups of all 4 band members with the "In Utero" backdrop.

This source and transfer appear to be the sharpest in regards to video and sound quality of all circulating transfers for this set/venue. Because there are cameramen everywhere, the camera work is phenomenal, and the audio lives up to its name: Loud!!!!!

Phil Collins - 1994-12-13 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Phil Collins - 1994-12-13 London Wembley COMPLETE 

13-Dec-1994 

Wembley Arena, London, England 

Source: Radio, BBC 1 FM Full Broadcast 

Quality: A 

CD1 

01 Radio Intro & Pre-Show Music 7'44''

02 Drum Solo 3'31''

03 I Don’T Care Anymore 6'01''

04 Don’T Lose My Number 6'32''

05 Can’T Turn Back The Years 6'52''

06 Survivors 8'44''

07 Another Day In Paradise 6'19''

08 I Wish It Would Rain Down 4'13''

09 One More Night 4'50''

10 A Groovy Kind Of Love 2'59''

11 We Wait And We Wonder 8'10''

CD2 

01 Separate Lives 6'45''

02 Both Sides Of The Story 8'43''

03 Interview - Only You Know And I Know 13'46''

04 In The Air Tonight 6'55''

05 Hang In Long Enough 4'50''

06 Find A Way To My Heart 5'43''

07 It Don’T Matter To Me 4'33''

CD3 

01 Easy Lover 5'30''

02 Only You Know And I Know 4'58''

03 Something Happened On The Way To Heaven 5'38''

04 Knockin’ On Heaven’S Door & Band Intro 8'24''

05 You Can’T Hurry Love 3'08''

06 Two Hearts 2'34''

07 Sussudio 7'39''

08 Applause 1'52''

09 Get Ready 3'23''

10 My Girl 3'38''

11 Take Me Home 12'10”

Rory Gallagher - 1994-12-13 - Bordeaux, FR (AUD/FLAC)

 

(Audience FLAC)

La Medoquine

Taper, & Taping Equipment: ??unknown??
Quality: vg (AUD, with some tape source problems)
Source: "AUD" ??unknown Gen?? Trade CDR> (wav) 2005 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Flac Frontend level 8 (align on sector boundaries)
Transfer: Jerome Surmone (France) of/from JAJ's (roryglzep) analog cassette tape. Thank you!!

Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals
John Cook - keyboards
David Levy - bass
Richard Neuman - drums
Mark Feltham - harmonica (guesting)


CD1 (8 tracks = 64:33 minutes):
01 - intro, tuning
02 - Continental Op
03 - Moonchild
04 - Band Intros, Don't Start Me Talkin' (incl. Revolution)
05 - Ghost Blues
06 - I Could've Had Religion
07 - Tattoo'd Lady (at 4:05m mark music skips ahead into another part of song .... may be a previous tape-flip (45m mark) section)
08 - I Wonder Who> The Loop

CD2 (5 tracks = 44:04 minutes):
01 - Out On The Western Plain
02 - Amazin' Grace> Walkin' Blues
03 - (cuts in) A Million Miles Away
04 - Shadow Play
05 - Messin' With The Kid

Length: 13 tracks = 108:37 minutes

Note:
This trades as December 13, 1994 "Talence, France", but Rory mentions "is been a long time since playing here in Bordeux", so I'm changing the location to Bordeaux, France, which he did play on December 13, 1994.

Bruce Springsteen - 1995-12-13 - New York, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen
13-12-95 THE BEACON THEATER, NEW YORK CITY

Audience tape. Available on CDR "Ghost Of New York"

source TDK tape to dvd using audacity
provider Nathan
used eac to split the files,and cleaning lab to get the sound of the tape away.
think this was from origin a DAT recording,than to analog tape.
used a 100 band highend equalizer to give it more bas and lower the hights.
it seems that the taper made some kind of a fade out fade in,between the songs tryed to hide that as much as i was able to.
there where also multiple tape ends.
the halve of The GHOST OF TOM JOAD IS MISSING.
but after all it became a verry good recording.

CD1
01 The Ghost Of Tom Joad 2 Min 32 Sec
02 Adam Raised A Cain 5 Min 32 Sec
03 Straight Time 6 Min 43 Sec
04 Highway 29 5 Min 07 Sec
05 Darkness On The Edge Of Town 3 Min 26 Sec
06 Murder Inc. 4 Min 36 Sec
07 Mansion On The Hill 5 Min 23 Sec
08 The Little Things That Count 5 Min 25 Sec
09 Born In The Usa 6 Min 39 Sec
10 Dry Lightning 5 Min 54 Sec
11 Reason To Believe 4 Min 52 Sec
12 Youngstown 8 Min 01 Sec
13 Sinaloa Cowboys 8 Min 17 Sec

CD2
01 The Line 6 Min 45 Sec
02 Balboa Park 4 Min 38 Sec
03 The New Timer 6 Min 41 Sec
04 Across The Border 10 Min 44 Sec
05 Does This Bus Stop At 82Nd 3 Min 58 Sec
06 This Hard Land 5 Min 17 Sec
07 Streets Of Philadelphia 3 Min 50 Sec
08 Galveston Bay 7 Min 17 Sec
09 My Best Was Never Good Enough 3 Min 42 Sec