The Byrds - 1970-01-04 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC) Early & Late show

(Soundboard FLAC)

THE BYRDS
January 4, 1970
Fillmore West, San Francisco,

'Go West: Complete Fillmore West Concerts 1970'
Liberated Main Stream bootleg
Excellent stereo soundboard re-pitched and remastered

lineage: Byrds data vine dvd copy flacs (files dated Jul 2006) > harddrive > upload

Essential recording in the best quality around

CD1 - Early Show:
1. You Ain't Going Nowhere
2. Feel A Whole Lot Better
3. Old Blue
4. You All Look Alike
5. Positively 4th Street
6. Jesus Is Just Alright
7. Mr. Spaceman
8. It's All Over Now Baby Blue
9. Soldier's Joy
10. Turn! Turn! Turn!
11. Mr. Tambourine Man
12. Eight Miles High - improvisation
13. Eight Miles High
14. Hold It

CD2 - Late Show:
1. tune up
2. Feel A Whole Lot Better
3. This Wheel's On Fire
4. Positively 4th Street
5. Roll Over Beethoven
6. Honky Tonk Medley
7. So You Want To Be A Rock'n'Roll Star
8. You Don't Miss Your Water
9. Jesus Is Just Alright
10. Nashville West
11. Turn! Turn! Turn!
12. Mr. Tambourine Man - incomplete
13. Eight Miles High
14. He Was A Friend Of Mine
15. Hold It

Dokken - 1982-01-04 - Bremen, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

 (DVDfull pro-shot)

Show Venue:
Beat Club

Video Quality/Production Info:
V: B+ A: A- / an Evil Dick DVD Lobotomy

Audio/Video Specs:
audio : AC3 384 kbps/stereo
video : MPEG-2 9200 kbps 29.97 fps NTSC 720x480 4:3

Don Dokken - Lead Vocals, Guitar
George Lynch - Lead Guitar
Juan Croucier - Bass, Vocals
Wild Mick Brown - Drums, Vocals

01 - Paris
02 - Young Girls
03 - Nightrider
04 - Breaking The Chains
05 - Seven Thunders
06 - Red Book
07 - Felony
08 - Bass Solo
09 - Stick To Your Guns
10 - Guitar Solo
11 - We're Illegal

Extras and bonus material:

American Bandstand 1984 (12:53)
01 - Just Got Lucky
02 - Dick Clark Interview
03 - Alone Again

Total running time: 53:46

Notes:
Classic show Don is still playing guitar at this point and Juan Crocier is still on bass. Audio is a little hot on American Bandstand, not harsh just hot

Aerosmith - 1983-01-04 - Honolulu, HI (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Title:  "Alohasmith!"
Venue:  Blaisdell Center Arena
Quality:  SBD A

Lineage:
SBD --> unknown transfer --> CDR --> EAC --> WAV --> FLAC Level 8

S. Tyler - Vocals
J. Crespo - Lead G & Vocals
R. Dufay - Rhythm G
T. Hamilton - Bass
J. Kramer - Drums

CD1
01 - Back In The Saddle
02 - Mama Kin
03 - Big Ten Inch Record
04 - Three Mile Smile
05 - Reefer Head Woman
06 - Rock In A Hard Place
07 - Lord of the Thighs
08 - Lick & A Promise

CD2
01 - Sweet Emotion
02 - Dream On
03 - Lightning Strikes
04 - Walk This Way
05 - Milk Cow Blues
06 - Toys In The Attic
07 - Train Kept A Rollin'

Dio - 1984-01-04 - Los Angeles, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Artist:

Dio-The Rock Palace TV Show 1984

Show Venue:

The Palace Hollywood, California USA-04.01.1984

Source:

DVD - Pro Shot

Video Quality/Production Info:

A/A

Audio/Video Specs:

Video

Format : MPEG Video

Width : 704 pixels

Height : 480 pixels

Display aspect ratio : 4:3

Standard : NTSC

Audio

Format : AC-3

Bit rate : 256 Kbps

Format:

NTSC

Set List/Chapters:

"The Rock Palace TV Show"

TV broadcast show, filmed in front of fan club audience. Broadcasted on TV on January 14th, 1984. 

Ronnie James Dio – vocals

Vinny Appice – drums 

Jimmy Bain – bass 

Vivian Campbell – guitar

01 - Stan up and Shout

02 - Straight through the heart

03 - Rainbow in the dark

04 - Man on the silver mountain

Sun Ra Arkestra - 1985-01-04 - Columbus, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

1985-01-04

Stache's, Columbus, OH

lineage

sbd/stage mic<original cassette<cd wave editor<flac frontend

Sun Ra Arkestra

Sun Ra (p, syn, voc); unidentified (tp); Al Evans (flg); Tyrone Hill (tb,

voc); Marshall Allen (as, fl, EVI, perc); John Gilmore (ts, cl, timb, voc);

Eloe Omoe (as, bcl, contra-alto cl, perc); Danny Ray Thompson (bs, as, fl,

bgo); James Jacson (bsn, fl, Ancient Egyptian Infinity Drum, voc); Rollo

Radford (eb); Avreeayl Ra Amen (d); unidentified (cga); June Tyson (voc,

dance); unidentified female (dance, voc).

CD1

set 1:

01. untitled improvisation [tb, eb, d, perc; Infinity Drum; tb, as, fl, eb; eb] 4:14

02. untitled improvisation [contra-alto cl; funky riff; contra-alto cl; cond ens] 2:50

03. Sunology / The Lion of the Heavens (Ra) [JT, ens voc] 6:45 /

The King of Mystery (Ra) [JT, ens voc] /

I Am the Ambassador of the Emperor of the Omniverse (Ra) [SR, JT voc] /

I Have Many Names (Ra) [SR, JT voc] /

Mystery, Mr. Ra (Ra) [SR, JT, ens voc] /

Bad Truth (Ra) [SR, JT voc]

04. Discipline 27-II (Ra) 6:19 /

You Need a Different Kind of World (Ra) [SR declamation] /

Sea of Immortality (Ra) [JT, SR voc]

05. untitled improvisation [Allen, as only] 1:47

06. unkown swing song (Ra) 8:22

07. untitled ballad (Ra) [p, eb only] 3:59

08. Auld Lang Syne Blues (Ra) [SR voc] 7:03

09. East of the Sun (Bowman) [JG voc] 4:21

10. Mack the Knife (Brecht-Weill-Blitzstein) [JJ voc; SR, JJ voc] 7:24

11. Carefree (Ra) 11:46

12. Sunset on the Nile (Ra) [SR voc] 11:27

13. Yeah Man! (Sissle-Henderson) 3:22

CD2

01. We Travel the Spaceways (Ra) [JG, ens voc; JG, SR, ens voc] 5:45

set 2:

02. untitled improvisation [Allen, EVI and Amen, cymbals only] 3:53

03. untitled improvisation [funky tb and eb; eb with riffs] 1:31

04. Never Never Land (inc.) (Ra) [JT, ens voc] 2:04

05. untitled improvisation [cond ens; Allen, as; Omoe, contra-alto cl; as, contra-alto cl duet; cond ens; eb; d; eb; Gilmore, ts] 13:29

06.. Days of Wine and Roses (Mancini) [JT voc; JG voc] 7:09

07. I'll Never Be the Same (Kahn-Malneck-Signorelli) 7:59

08. Daydream (Strayhorn-Ellington) 4:29

09. Big John's Special (H. Henderson) 3:10

10. unidentified blues (Ra) [p, eb; riffs; p; eb; p] 8:55

11. untitled improvisation [perc; d] 2:59

12. Fate in a Pleasant Mood (Ra) [SR, ens voc] 9:13

13. Who in the World Do You Love? (Ra) [SR, ens voc] 8:09

Simple Minds - 1985-01-04 - Glasgow, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Title: Summertime In Glasgow
Venue: Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, Scotland
Recorded : 1985-01-04

CD1
01 - I Travel
02 - Glittering Prize
03 - Book Of Brilliant Things
04 - Up On The Catwalk
05 - Promised You A Miracle
06 - Speed Your Love To Me

CD2
01 - Celebrate
02 - Someone Somewhere In Summertime
03 - The American
04 - Waterfront
05 - New Gold Dream

Here is a Simple Minds show from 1985. Between 1983 & 1985 was, for me, their best period, so I highly recommend this show.

Bruce Springsteen - 1985-01-04 - Hampton, VA (AUD/FLAC) ML Master via JEMS

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen
Hampton Roads Coliseum
Hampton, VA
January 4, 1985
ML Master via JEMS

Recording Gear: NAK CM 300s + CP 4 (shotgun capsules) > Sony D5

2015 JEMS Transfer: Sony UCX 90 master cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth-adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 (24/96 Audacity 2.0 capture) > iZotope RX 4 > iZotope MBIT+ convert to 16/44.1 .wav > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.21 > FLAC

CD1
01 Born In The USA
02 Prove It All Night
03 Darlington County
04 Johnny 99
05 Atlantic City
06 Reason To Believe
07 Mansion On The Hill
08 Johnny Bye-Bye
09 Out In The Street
10 Glory Days
11 The Promised Land
12 My Hometown

CD2
13 Badlands
14 Thunder Road
15 Cover Me
16 Dancing In The Dark
17 Hungry Heart
18 Cadillac Ranch
19 Downbound Train
20 I’m On Fire

CD3
21 Pink Cadillac
22 Bobby Jean
23 Racing In The Street
24 Born to Run
25 Detroit Medley > Travelin’ Band
26 Twist and Shout
27 Do You Love Me
28 Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town (Recorder 2 Bonus Track)

Known Faults:
Out In The Street: last few notes cut
Glory Days: first few notes cut
The Promised Land: Splice
Bobby Jean: Splice
Racing In The Street: first few notes cut
Twist And Shout: end slightly cut
Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town: Missing (Recorder 2 source included)

Courtesy of taper ML, here’s what we believe is a massive upgrade of the very first show of 1985, as the band return to the road after two-and-a-half weeks off. This fresh transfer from ML’s fine master tapes sounds light years ahead of circulating copies of the show.

ML taped from a sweet spot, “the first row of seats off the floor almost DFC” (Dead Fucking Center). The tape has that classic, appealing ‘80s arena sound, clear, steady and with plenty of low end. Samples provided.

The set list lacks for rarities—not surprising for the first show of a new leg—but still includes highlights from this period like “Johnny Bye Bye,” the synth-lead “Reason to Believe,” “Racing in the Street” and an excellent “Atlantic City.”

mjk5510 did identify a second source for the show, but it is so inferior as to be a distraction if it were used to patch gaps, so we have left those as is. We did decide to include "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" as a bonus track in the interest of making the night complete. Thanks to him for doing the prep work on this. And huge thanks to ML for reaching out and loaning us his terrific masters which he was keen to share with all of you.

Buddy Guy - 1992-01-04 - New Britian, CT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Buddy Guy

January 1992 (1992-01-xx)

The Sting

New Britian, Connecticut

USA

lineage:

WHCN-FM broadcast > ? > 2nd generation trade cassette in 1995

Transfer:

Sony TC-WC475 > Sony DTC-ZE700 > E-MU E-DSP Soundcard > 24/48 wav > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac (level 8)

01) [05:54] Mary Had a Little Lamb

02) [07:09] I Just Wanna Make Love To You > You Can't Fool a Fool

03( [04:25] I'll Play the Blues For You

04) [09:59] Everything's Gonna Be Alright > Rock Me, Baby > Watch Yourself

05) [01:59] Voodoo Chile

06) [04:18] Hoochie Coochie Man

07) [00:37] Cold Shot

08) [10:49] Strange Brew > Mustang Sally

09) [16:44] Knock On Wood > Johnny B Goode

10) [00:36] DJ Outro

Total [1:02:30]

Metallica - 2000-01-04 - Rosemont, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

METALLICA Allstate Arena Rosemont, IL January 4th 2000
Q101 FM Chicago Broadcast Krw_co Dat Master at 16/48

LINEAGE: 
Q101 CHICAGO FM BROADCAST DAT MASTER(48KHZ)>SONY PCM R-500 DAT>FIBER OPTIC>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (16/48KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS WAV 16/48> TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8) KRW_CO DAT MASTER 

James Hetfield lead vocals rhythm guitar 
Kirk Hammett lead guitar backing vocals 
Jason Newsted bass backing vocals 
Lars Ulrich drums

01 James Interview
02 Jason Interview
03 DJ Talk/Intro
04 Ecstasy of Gold Intro
05 Die Die My Darling 
06 Fuel 
07 For Whom the Bell Tolls 
08 Four Horseman 
09 Whiskey in the Jar 
10 Memory Remains 
11 No Leaf Clover 
12 Sad But True
13 Creeping Death 
14 Bleeding Me
15 Mastertarium
16 Blackened 
17 Nothing Else Matters 
18 King Nothing 
19 One
20 Turn the Page 
21 Enter Sandman 
22 Phantom Lord
23 Q101 Post Show 

Total Time 2Hr 32min 43sec

Eric Clapton with Gary Brooker & Friends - 2004-01-04 - Guildford, Surrey, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Eric Clapton w/Gary Brooker & Friends 

Guildford Civic Hall 

Guildford, Surrey, U.K. 

January 4, 2004 

"The Last Fling" (Mid Valley Records 228/229) 

Lineage: Audience>?>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6 

Band line-up: 

Gary Brooker - vocals, piano, organ 

Andy Fairweather Low - guitar, vocals 

Henry Spinetti - drums 

Dave Bronze - bass, vocals 

Frank Mead - saxophone, percussion 

Special Guests: 

Eric Clapton - guitar, vocals 

Beverly Skeete - vocals 

Colin Blunstone - vocals 

Paul Jones - harmonica, vocals 

Alvin Stardust - vocals 

Leo Sayer - vocals 

Pete Solley - organ 

CD1 (74:38): 

1. Intro 

2. Tequila (Instrumental) 

3. Let's Work Together 

4. Lead Me To The Water (w/ Beverly Skeete) 

5. Say You Don't Mind (w/ Colin Blunstone) 

6. Time Of The Season (w/ Beverly Skeete, Colin Blunstone) 

7. She's Not There (w/ Colin Blunstone) 

8. If Paradise Is Half As Nice 

9. Pretty Flamingo (w/ Paul Jones) 

10. Work Song (w/ Paul Jones) 

11. Help Me (w/ Paul Jones) 

12. Two Fools In Love (w/ Beverly Skeete) 

EC now came on stage and remained for the rest of the evening, becoming a fixed member of the band. 

13. When You've Got A Good Friend (w/ Paul Jones) 

14. Never Loved A Man (w/ Beverly Skeete, Paul Jones) 

15. Mustang Sally (w/ Beverly Skeete) 

16. I Put A Spell On You (w/ Beverly Skeete) 

CD2 (61:28): 

(1) Wonderful Tonight (5:49) 

(2) Stagger Lee (5:35) 

(3) Johnny B. Goode (4:51) 

(4) My Girl (3:59) 

(5) When I Need You (4:17) 

(6) Long Tall Glasses (3:46) 

(7) Band introductions (0:58) 

(8) Gin House (7:22) 

(9) Doo Wah Diddy Diddy (4:13) 

(10) A Whiter Shade of Pale (6:17) 

(11) Cocaine (7:31) 

(12) We'll Meet Again (6:45) 

Md5 signature file and artwork is included. 

Comments: 

This is an interesting, fun set released by Mid Valley a few years ago; I can't tell whether this is a benefit show or EC sitting in on a Gary Brooker show. Regardless, EC is featured on a little more than half of the set as the band runs thorugh a range of classics; EC contributes loose, fluid licks during the time he's onstage. It's a pretty unique performance that features musicians with a variety of styles. The recording is very good, as one would typically expect from MVR. Vocals are a little low in the mix, but still quite audible; it feels like the high end was boosted from the raw recording, but it creates a more energetic, lively feel.

Velvet Underground - 1966-01-03 - New York City, NY (FLAC) "All Tomorrow's Parties"

(FLAC)

Title:  All Tomorrow's Parties

Lineage:  
Master Warhol Museum CD -> CD(gen1) -> .wav -> CD(gen2) -> .aiff -> .flac (level 8)

01. Walk Alone
02. Venus In Furs/Crackin' Up
03. Rythm & Blues Instrumental
04. Run Run Run into Miss Joanie Lee
05. Day Tripper into Boom Boom Boom
06. Rockabilly Instrumental
07. Blues Instrumental
08. Heroin
09. There She Goes Again
10. Green Onions
11. There She Goes Again
12. Heroin
13. I'll Keep It With Mine
14. European Son/Suzie Q
15. Get It On Time
16. I'll Be Your Mirror

01-11: rehearsals, The Factory, January 3, 1966
12-14: Up-tight, The Cinematheque, New York City, February 6, 1966
15-16: rehearsals, The Factory, March 7, 1966

Simon & Garfunkel - 1968-01-03 - NBC - The Kraft Music Hall, US (DVDfull NTSC pro-shot)

(DVDfull NTSC pro-shot)

No released material here. In fact, there is apparently no released Simon & Garfunkel on video from the sixties at all and no live in studio Simon and Garfunkel as audio releases either.

Lineage:
16 mm. black & white Film > U-Matic video tape > VHS > Final Cut Pro (with Pro Tools audio improvements) > DVD Studio Pro > VIDEO_TS file set.

There was quite a bit of dust on the film when transferred and it shows some during playback. However, it is still very good to excellent black and white video. It's got monophonic TV audio - not spectacular sounding but quite listenable. I have never seen this material circulated before now.

01. A Poem On The Underground Wall
02. talk
03. For Emily Whenever I May Find Her
04. Overs
05. talk
06. Anji [instrumental - Paul accompanied by his brother Ed on 2nd acoustic guitar]
07. Patterns
08. The Sound of Silence
09. The 59th Street Bridge Song* (Feelin' Groovy)

*with Simon, Garfunkel and Nancy Wilson on vocals, plus show host Victor Borge on piano

Total time: 19:28

VHS tape Transfer [June, 2007]:
Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro (capture, chaptering & filter to remove head switch jitter on bottom of screen) > Compressor > DVD Studio Pro (menu & DVD authoring) > DVD file set. md5 file created with xACT.

Audio post-capture processing in Pro Tools: Normalization, DC-offset removal and some minor clicks and level changes repaired. No noise reduction or equalization. Audio placed back into Final Cut Pro before Compressor down-sampling.

Video: NTSC 720x480 VBR 7.7 Mbps peak, 6.2 Mbps average data rate, 2-pass.

Audio: Dolby Digital 2/0 (L,R), 48 kHz sample rate, 448 kbps data rate.
Monophonic TV audio.

Other notes:
Kraft Music Hall was a longtime running series that went through many changes over the years with different hosts and formats starting on radio in 1933. Bing Crosby was the regular host from 1936 to 1946. Kraft moved to television in 1947 but switched to weekly dramatic productions as "Kraft Television Theatre". The "music-hall" format first appeared on TV in the 1958-59 season with regular hosts that included Milton Berle and
Perry Como. The show went from regular hosts to a variety of different hosts from week to week beginning in the fall of 1967 and it remained in production until 1971.

for more info about this specific TV episode, try the following link:

http://www.tv.com/kraft-music-hall/three-for-tonight-aka-trio-tonight/episode/148631/summary.html

The Beatles - 1969-01-03 - Twickenham Studios (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Flac/Silver CD-->Wav-->Creative Wave Studio-->Dart XP Pro-->Flac

Jan.03 - D1-18 - Unknown 3.18_19_COMBINED_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-24 - Picasso 3.23_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-25 - Taking A Trip To Carolina 3.24_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-26 - Hey Jude 3.25_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-31 - Improvisation 3.30_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-39 - I'm So Tired 3.38_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-40 - Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da 3.39_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-41 - Get On The Phone 3.40_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-42 - Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da 3.41_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-43 - Don't Let Me Down 3.42_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-45 - Improvisation 3.44_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-46 - My Words Are My Heart 3.45_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-47 - Negro In Reserve 3.46_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-50 - Don't Let Me Down 3.49_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-51 - Don't Let Me Down 3.50_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-52 - Ob-la-di, Ob-la-da 3.51_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-53 - Don't Let Me Down 3.52_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-54 - Don't Let Me Down 3.53_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-55 - Don't Let Me Down 3.54_STEREO
Jan.03 - D1-56 - Sun King 3.55_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-01 - I've Got A Feeling 3.56_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-02 - I've Got A Feeling 3.57_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-04 - I've Got A Feeling 3.59_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-08 - Going Up The Country 3.62_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-09 - On The Road Again 3.63_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-10 - One After 909 3.64_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-13 - One After 909 3.66_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-14 - I'll Wait Until Tomorrow 3.67_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-21 - The Hippy Hippy Shake 3.74_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-22 - Two Of Us 3.75_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-24 - Two Of Us 3.77_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-25 - Two Of Us 3.78_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-26 - Two Of Us 3.79_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-27 - Two Of Us 3.80_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-30 - Sun King 3.82_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-31 - Improvisation 3.83_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-32 - Improvisation 3.84_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-33 - Short Fat Fanny 3.85_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-34 - Midnight Special 3.86_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-38 - Money (That's What I Want) 3.90_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-39 - Give Me Some Truth 3.91_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-40 - All Things Must Pass 3.92_STEREO
Jan.03 - D2-41 - All Things Must Pass 3.93_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-01 - All Things Must Pass 3.94_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-07 - All Things Must Pass 3.100_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-08 - All Things Must Pass 3.101_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-10 - All Things Must Pass 3.103_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-11 - All Things Must Pass 3.104_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-12 - All Things Must Pass 3.105_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-13 - All Things Must Pass 3.106_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-14 - All Things Must Pass 3.107_CORRECTED (Not stereo, but restores 12-1/2 seconds of dialogue at end)
Jan.03 - D3-16 - All Things Must Pass 3.108_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-17 - All Things Must Pass 3.109_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-18 - All Things Must Pass 3.110_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-19 - All Things Must Pass 3.111_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-20 - All Things Must Pass 3.112_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-21 - All Things Must Pass 3.113_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-22 - All Things Must Pass 3.114_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-25 - All Things Must Pass 3.117_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-26 - All Things Must Pass 3.118_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-27 - All Things Must Pass 3.119_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-28 - All Things Must Pass 3.120_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-31 - All Things Must Pass 3.122_STEREO
Jan.03 - D3-32 - All Things Must Pass 3.123_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-01 - All Things Must Pass 3.124_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-02 - Unknown 3.125_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-03 - Back In The USSR 3.126_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-04 - Every Little Thing 3.127_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-05 - Piece Of My Heart 3.128_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-06 - Sabre Dance 3.129_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-15 - All Things Must Pass 3.136_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-16 - All Things Must Pass 3.137_STEREO
Jan.03 - D4-17 - All Things Must Pass 3.138_STEREO
Jan.08 - D4-26 - Dialogue_COMBINED_WITH_D4-27


These are replacements for Purple Chick "AB Road" tracks from 3 January 1969, synchronizing any overlaps between the A-roll and B-roll segments into stereo segments. Though this has been done before, on Yellow Dog YD079 ("A-Cam+B-Cam Stereo at Twickenham", http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=YD079), that CD covered only the first half of the day, and left the resulting stereo clips completely out of context.

These tracks place the stereo sections where they belong, so simply replace the corresponding Purple Chick files to upgrade discs 3 to 6 to "Stereo (Where Available)".

An explanation, courtesy of "Paul from Alaska" (http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=YD079§ion=1):
"Long story short, On just this one day, Jan 3 1969, the A-camera and B-camera were using "separate audio feeds", meaning that when the 2 cameras were running simultaneously, they each picked up different aspects of the sound in the room. ...The cameras began using the same audio feed the following day, and throughout the rest of the sessions at Twickenham."

These tracks combine the original A-roll sources (from "AB Road" and/or the Yellow Dog "Day-By-Day" discs) with B-roll tracks from Unicorn's "12 Days At Twickenham", keeping "A" on the left channel and "B" on the right. Speed was synchronized to the A-roll, as the B-rolls run a bit slower. (No guarantees the A-roll speed is correct, just that I didn't change it. Anyone more tonally gifted than I is more than welcome to take a stab at pitch correction.  ) (Also inexplicably, many of the Purple Chick tracks from this day feature inverted waveforms. When I caught one, I flipped it back.) The completed stereo segments were then dropped back into the appropriate "AB Road" tracks. 72 tracks from 3 January 1969 were captured partially -- in some cases entirely -- by both the A and B Nagras.

For good measure, I also threw in two "corrected" tracks -- Purple Chick's 3.107 had somehow lost the last 12-1/2 seconds of conversation, while from January 8th, Disc 4 (and the recording day) ended with separate A and B-roll versions (D4-26 & D4-27) of the same lengthy "cruise ship" discussion, now edited down to a single non-redundant track.

Caveats:
"Stereo" does not imply that the entire track is now in stereo, as the A/B overlaps were sometimes quite brief.
The impressiveness of the stereo effect varies from track to track. Voices and instruments also tend to wander a bit as recording personnel move around the soundstage.

Genesis - 1977-01-03 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soudboard FLAC)

Rainbow Theatre

3rd January 1977

TM Productions

GEN770103TM

Source: Soundboard recording.

Mastering and cover design by tom 2005.

Photos and scans by courtesy of genesismuseum.com and repfoto.com.

Audio restauration (phase alignment, noise reduction) with

CEDAR Cambridge system.

CD1:

1 Eleventh Earl Of Mar 07:54

2 The Carpet Crawlers 05:55

3 Robbery, Assault & Battery 07:10

4 Your Own Special Way 06:33

5 Squonk 06:19

6 One For The Vine 11:02

7 Firth Of Fifth 09:41

8 All In A Mouse's Night 07:16

CD2:

1 Story Of Romeo & Juliet 01:29

2 Supper's Ready 24:21

3 I Know What I Like 06:52

4 Dance On A Volcano 05:12

5 Los Endos 05:40

6 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 04:48

7 The Musical Box (Closing Section) 03:02

The Clash - 1979-01-03 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

LINEAGE: 
Pro SBD > ? analog > CD-R > xAct (flac)>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v1.2>FLAC 6

TITLE: Flash Bastards Remastered
DATE: January 3rd, 1979
VENUE: The Lyceum
LOCATION: London, UK
SOURCE: SBD
QUALITY: A/A+

01. Safe European Home
02. I Fought the Law
03. Jail Guitar Door
04. Drug Stabbing Time
05. City Of the Dead
06. Clash City Rockers
07. Tommy Gun
08. White Man In Hammersmith Palais
09. English Civil War
10. Stay Free
11. Cheapskates
12. Julie's In the Drug Squad
13. Police and Thieves
14. Capital Radio
15. Janie Jones
16. Garageland
17. Complete Control
18. London's Burning
19. White Riot

TOTAL RUNTIME: 1hr 6mins 1sec

TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES:
I'd like to begin by thanking j-blokhed for this recording. Here is an amazing Clash show from early '79. This was a great period for the band who are in fine form and are complemented here by an excellent soundboard source. I decided to remaster this recording since I liked the performance so much and wanted to hear it in as high quality as possible. For the remastering, I applied virtually the same edits to all tracks. A couple of tracks were slightly different in frequency response and were adjusted accordingly. There were also a couple of drop-outs which I corrected as good as possible. No noise reduction of any kind has been used here. A low amount of hiss is present after equalizing but not enough to be a distraction or even heard at most levels. The equalization used is light in general as the recording only needed a cut in a few resonating frequencies and a slight boost in some higher frequencies. I hope you like what I've done and consider this an improvement over the original source. Enjoy!

Blue Oyster Cult - 1989-01-03 - New Haven, CT (FM/FLAC)

(FM Radio broadcast WPLR FLAC)

Lineage:
FM Radio broadcast > unknown encoding > unknown generation> CDR > Speed corrected in Sound Studio, new tracking > burned in Toast to CDR > iTunes rip to WAV > xACT to FLAC 

CD1 (44:16) 
01 R.U. Ready 2 Rock 
02 Dominance And Submission 
03 E.T.I. 
04 I Am The One You Warned Me Of 
05 Buck's Boogie 
06 Astronomy (Imaginos version) 
07 Take Me Away 

CD2 (64:56) 
01 In the Presence Of Another World > 
02 Flaming Telepaths 
03 Cities On Flame 
04 Joan Crawford 
05 Burnin' For You 
06 Godzilla 
07 (Don't Fear) The Reaper 
08 This Ain't The Summer Of Love 
09 Golden Age Of Leather 
10 The Red & The Black 

110 minutes - 2CDs

Notes: 
Original boot played too slow. Speed corrected in Sound Studio. 

Billy Joel - 1991-01-03 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tokyo Dome 

pro shot DVD5 
acquired in trade 

incomplete show

01 - Stormfront 
02 - The Stranger 
03 - Piano Interlude 
04 - Honesty 
05 - Georgia On My Mind 
06 - New York State Of Mind 
07 - My Life 
08 - We Didn't Start The Fire 
09 - It's Still Rock And Roll To Me 
10 - Only The Good Die Young 
11 - Piano Man 

Black Flag - 1980-1986 - This Is Good (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Tribute To American Hardcore
DVD Series

Vol. 31

Black Flag
Date: 1980-10-24 - 1986-01-11
Venue: (hothcanada - voltarized) "This Is Good 1980-1986"
Sets: 77min+
Media: DVDR
Number: 1
Source: ntsc vhs sources > sa > pc (remaster pic & audio, added menus) > dvdr
Quality: Varies
Notes:


1. 1980-11-10 "Tomorrow Show" (NBC)

(19:36)

a)The Punk Phenomenon
b)Black Flag 1980-10-24 Baces Hall, Los Angeles, CA
c)Rona Barrett panel discussion with Chuck Dukowski, Garry Leonard & Daphne Vendetta

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2. 1982-09-01 @The Ritz, NYC

(8:41)

a)Can't Decide
b)I've Got To Run
c)My Rules
d)Room 13 (incomplete)

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3. 1983-01-14 @Mi Casita, Torrance, CA

(6:38)

a)I've Heard It Before (soundcheck)
b)Rise Above
c)Louie, Louie

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4. 1983-03-16 "Basement TV" @City Club, Detroit, MI

(8:13)

a)Six Pack
b)No Values
c)Beat My Head Against The Wall
d)My Rules
e)Rise Above

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5. 1983-04-30 @Mike Muir's Garage, Santa Monica, CA

(13:25)

a)My Rules (fragment)
b)Depression
c)Scream
d)Thirsty & Miserable
e)Six Pack (incomplete)

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6. 1985-07-19 "Back Porch Video" @Traxx, Detroit, MI

(10:59)

a)Wound Up
b)"Henry On Melrose"
c)My War
d)Best One Yet

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7. 1985-??-?? Much Music Canada

(7:17)

Black Flag live '85 clip + spotlight on Henry Rollins/ Lydia Lunch spoken word tour.

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8. 1986-01-11 @Stardust Ballroom, Hollywood, CA

(2:57)

This Is Good

Credits:
vhs to dvd transfers by : hothcanada, notsaved (clip 6) & djm5000 (clip 7).
authored by : voltarized.
thanks to : BC & Chris BCT.

Simon & Garfunkel - 1967-01-02 - Buffalo, NY (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

Unknown Venue
Buffalo, NY
January 2, 1967

Source: Original Silver CD > xACT > SHN

Manufacturer: Oil Well Records
Name: Feelin' Groovy
Catalog: RSC 033 CD
Format: 1 CD

01. Sparrow
02. Homeward Bound
03. You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies
04. A Most Peculiar Man
05. Red Rubber Ball
06. The Dangling Conversation
07. The 59th Street Bridge Song
08. Richard Cory
09. Benedictus
10. Blessed
11. A Poem on the Underground Wall
12. I Am A Rock
13. Anji
14. The Sound of Silence
15. For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
16. A Church Is Burning
17. Wednesday Morning 3 A.M.

Sound Quality:
Excellent SBD for the time

Fleetwood Mac - 1970-01-02 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC) "Before The Beginning"

(Audience FLAC)

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac in San Francisco, Fillmore West on January 2nd, 1970. 
Bootleg CD: Before The Beginning 
Midnight Dreamer MD-129 

Original cds > EAC Wave (secure mode) > TLH Flac level 6 
No need for sector alignment. 

CD1
01 Introduction 
02 Homework 
03 Before The Beginning 
04 Like It This Way 
05 Loving Kind 
06 My Baby's Gone 
07 Stranger Blues 
08 Rattlesnake Shake 
09 Albatross 

Time: 42:12" 

CD2
01 Coming Your Way 
02 Got To Move 
03 If You Let Me Love You 
04 The Green Manalishi 
05 Tiger 
06 Jenny, Jenny, Jenny 
07 Teenage Darling 
08 Keep A-Knockin' 

Time: 43:54"

The Faces - 1970-01-02 - Miami, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Faces' Pirate World is a silver, factory pressed CD on the Refine Master Series label. This is an FM broadcast in excellent quality from the Pirate’s World Amusement Park in Miami.

01. You're My Girl
02. I Want To Be Loved
03. Maybe I'm Amazed
04. Country Comforts
05. Flying
06. Cut Across Shorty
07. Plynth > An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down > Gasoline Alley
08. It's All Over Now
09. Feel So Good

Modern Lovers - 1971-01-02 - Ipswich, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Stonehenge

lineage: 
? > cassette > standalone cd burner > Nero (tracking) > flac 

First Set 
01. Modern World 
02. Ride Down on the Highway 
03. Girlfriend 
04. She Cracked 
05. Womanhood 
06. Old World 

Second Set 
01. Fly Into the Mystery 
02. Dignified and Old 
03. Pablo Picasso 
04. Cambridge Clown 
05. Astral Plane 
06. Song of Remembrance for Old Girlfriends 
07. Such Loneliness 
08. I Grew Up in the Suburbs 
09. A Plea for Tenderness (incomplete) 
10. Roadrunner (cut) 

A few words about the quality. This is a little hissy but the sound is great for such an early recording. You will NOT be disapppointed in this one. 

Not sure of the exact location of Stonehenge. But, I believe it was not actually in Boston proper. Does anybody know exactly where this club was located? 

This came to me undated, but there are a few clues which help narrow down possibilities. First, John Felice is not on this. That means that the concert occurred between summer 1971 and the beginning of September, 1972. Or, after March, 1973. 

Jonathan announces that "Fly Into the Mystery" was written almost three years before the concert. It was certainly written before he moved to NYC in the summer of 1969, and probably dates from 1968, which means that the most likely date for this is Fall 1971. But, early 1972 is also a possiblity. Finally, "A Plea for Tenderness" was a later song. I've always associated it with 1972, but it certainly is possible that it was written in 1971.