Elton John - 2002-10-31 - Dubai, United Arab (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Dubai Creek Golf Club  10/31/02   Solo Show

CD1
01 - Your Song
02 - Border Song
03 - The Greatest Discovery
04 - Someone Saved My Life Tonight
05 - Daniel
06 - Honky Cat 
07 - Rocket Man
08 - I'm Still Standing
09 - Tiny Dancer 
10 - I Want Love
11 - Nikita
12 - Candle In The Wind  

CD2
01 - Sacrifice
02 - Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word
03 - Original Sin
04 - This Train Don't Stop Here Anymore
05 - Carla/Etude
06 - Tonight
07 - Bennie and the Jets
08 - Crocodile Rock
09 - Don't Let The Sun Go Down on me
10 - Circle of Life

Quality  Quality A++ 
Super sounding soundboard from Broadcast

Dead Kennedys - 1985-10-28 - Denver, CO (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Dead Kennedys

at Regis College [now Regis University]

Denver, Colorado USA

October 28, 1985

1985-10-28

soundboard recording, unknown taper and 2008 seeder

May 2016 reseed by zootype:

volume adjustments, some retracking and repairs done.

01 (cuts in) Gone With My Mind 1:55

02 This Could Be Anywhere 5:54

03 Soup is Good Food 5:36

04 Chemical Warfare 3:49

05 When Ya Get Drafted > The Man With the Dogs 3:35

06 I am the Owl 5:07

07 Too Drunk to Fuck 2:59

08 A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch 5:12

09 Buzzbomb 3:20

10 MTV: Get Off the Air 2:32

11 Winnebago Warrior 2:06

12 California Über Alles 8:39

13 Stars and Stripes of Corruption 8:10

14 encore break 1:45

15 Kill the Poor 4:41

65:29 minutes

original seeder's notes:

--

source: Soundboard > unknown PCM deck

lineage: PCM master > unknown generation DATclone > .flac

transfer: DA20 > Dio2496 > CoolEditPro > FLAC frontend > .flac

edits: yes - resample from 48kHz to 44.1kHz via Soundforge

eq: none

encoding: cps 09/12/08

comments:

- first song cuts in

- dropout in 'Gone With My Mind' @ 0:55

- dropout in 'I am the Owl' @ 0:46

- thanks to SS for the DATclone

- thanks to BLG for the DAT>.flac transfer

> 2008 seed

reseed:

volume adjustments, some retracking and repairs done,

no EQ or other processing applied;

new FLAC-8 files and checksum files created

and this info file revised;

original info file included.

Buckingham & Nicks - 1970 thru 1974 - 'coffee plant' demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Buckingham Nicks - Coffee Plant Demos

As you can see, the songs have more than one version. The only differences I can discern between
the versions are which instruments are brought forward in the mix, as indicated.

01. Without You (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
02. Nomad aka Candlebright (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
03. That's Alright aka Designs of Love (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
04. Garbo (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
05. Sorcerer (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal/No Drum Machine)
06. Cathouse Blues (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
07. Goldfish and the Ladybug (Acoutic Guitar/Vocal)
08. Without You (Bass/Vocal)
09. Nomad aka Candlebright (Alternate Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
10. That's Alright aka Designs of Love (Bass/Vocal)
11. Garbo (Bass/Vocal)
12. Sorcerer (Bass/Drum Machine/Vocal)
13. Cathouse Blues (Bass/Vocal)
14. Goldfish and the Ladybug (Vocal Only)

They are called the "coffee plant demos" because Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks used to record in the basement of Lindsey's father's coffee plant before they went to LA to get a record deal. However, I feel that it is a bit of a misnomer because we know Sorcerer and Garbo were written after the couple arrived in LA. Regardless, these are wonderful quality demos. While some of these were released later by Stevie or Fleetwood Mac, the gem Without You, the aptly named Cathouse Blues, and the quaint Goldfish and the Ladybug never made it off the shelf. Authorship is not documented in those cases, but although Without You may have been co-written, it is safe to say the others were penned by Stevie.

Buddy Holly - 1957-1959 - The Famous Apartment Tapes and Rarities (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

APARTMENT TAPES [Tracks 1-16]
Greenwich Apartment 3B
8th Street
New York City, N.Y
December 1958 - January 1959

Source: High Quality Ampex Recorder
(This was a recorder Petty Recording Studios in Clovis, New Mexico had sold to Buddy Holly when he split from them. The same recorder that Buddy recorded "That'll Be The Day" at that studio he now had in his apartment recording new material. A picture is included in the file)

01 Buddys Guitar
02 Wait Till The Sun Shines Nelly
03 Learning The Game
04 Crying Waitng Hoping
05 Love Is Strange
06 Dearest (Take 1)
07 That's What They Say
08 What To Do
09 That Makes It Tough
10 Slippin and Slidin (Take 1)
11 Smokey Joe's Cafe
12 Slippin and Sliddin (Take 2)
13 Slippin and Sliding (Take 3
14 Peggy Sue Got Married
15 Marie Elena
16 Dearest (Take 2)
17 Im Gonna Love you Too
18 Listen To Me
19 Go Boy Go
20 The Golden Rocket
21 Gone
22 I Overlooked An Orchid
23 Sugartime
24 Oh You Beautiful Doll
25 Real Wild Child
26 Don't Treat Me This Way
27 Don't Cha Know
28 Stay Close To Me

01. Buddy's Guitar
Home Recording
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959.
Buddy Holly on guitar only
An untitled instrumental based on LEAVE MY WOMAN ALL ALONE and titled BUDDY'S GUITAR by MCA Records USA.

02. Wait ‘Til The Sun Shines Nellie
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959
Buddy Holly – vocal and acoustic guitar,
Recorded at the request of Buddy's mother.

03. Learning The Game
Home Recording Undubbed
December 17 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar

04. Crying, Waiting, Hoping
Home Recording Undubbed
December 14 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar

05. Love Is Strange
Take 2 - Home Recording Undubbed
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar.

06. Dearest
Take 1 - Home Recording
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar.

07. That's What They Say
Take 2 - Home Recording Undubbed
December 3 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & accoustic guitar.

08. What To Do
Home Recording Undubbed
December 3 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar.

09. That Makes It Tough
Home Recording Undubbed
December 8 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar

10. Slippin' And Slidin'
Take 1 Fast Version - Home Recording Undubbed
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959.
Buddy Holly - vocal & electric guitar.

11. Smokey Joe's Cafe
Take 1 - Home Recording Undubbed
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959.
Buddy Holly - vocal & electric guitar.

12. Slippin' And Slidin'
Take 2 Fast Version
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959.
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar

13. Slippin' And Slidin'
Take 1 Slow Version
Jan 1959
Buddy Holly - vocal & electric guitar

14. Peggy Sue Got Married
Home Recording Undubbed
December 5 1958
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar.

15. Maria Elena
guitar intro. Based on Ray Charles "Drown In My Own Tears"
Buddy and his wife to be Maria Elena talking while Buddy playing

16. Dearest
Take 2 - Home Recording Undubbed
Recorded between January 1 and 22, 1959
Buddy Holly - vocal & acoustic guitar.

RARITIES
17. I'm Gonna Love You Too
Radio
Alan Freed is the announcer

18. Listen To Me
Radio
Alan Freed is the announcer

19. Go Boy Go
March 1 1957
Gary Dale (Tollett) - Vocal, Buddy Holly - guitar, Jerry Allison - drums, Ramona Tollett,
June Clark & Niki Sullivan, backing vocals

20. The Golden Rocket
March 1 1957
Gary Dale (Tollett) - vocal, Buddy Holly - lead guitar, Jerry Allison - drums, Gary Dale or Niki Sullivan - acoustic guitar

21. Gone 2:16
March 1 1957
Gary Dale (Tollet) - vocal, Buddy Holly – guitar, Jerry Allison - drums, Ramona Tollet, June
Clark, Niki Sullivan - backing vocals

22. I Overlooked An Orchid
March 1 1957
Gary Dale (Tollett) - Vocal, Buddy Holly - guitar, Jerry Allison - drums, Ramona Tollett, June
Clark & Niki Sullivan - backing vocals

23. Sugartime
Take 2
June 1957
Charlie Phillips - vocal, Buddy Holly - lead guitar, Jack Vaughn - rhythm guitar, Jerry Allison
- drums Vi Petty - piano Norman Petty - organ, Jimmy Blakely - steel guitar, unknown bass, The Roses - backing vocals

24. Oh You Beautiful Doll
Take 1 - Undubbed
February 19 1958
Jerry 'IVAN' Allison - vocals, Buddy Holly - rhythm guitar and backing vocal, Joe B. Maudlin - bass. Bo Clarke - drums. The water filled wine glassed played by Norman Petty, are not present on this recording.

25. Real Wild Child
Take 2
February 19 1958
Jerry "Ivan" Allison - vocal, Buddy Holly - lead and rhythm electric guitar & backing vocal, Joe B. Mauldin - string bass & backing vocal Bo Clarke - drums & backing vocal. The song was written in Australia and Buddy "discovered" it while touring there. Johnny Greenan writes, "Dave Owens and I were the saxophonists in Johnny O'Keefe's band, the Dee Jays. We wrote the song after one of our dances ended in a brawl one night in 1958. After a couple of bourbon and cokes, we wrote the song. O'Keefe recorded it a few weeks later. His name was on as co-writer because he was the front man, as often happens. He also added a couple of things when he sang the song. It has been in about 9-10 movies. David Bowie liked the song. That is why 'Iggy Pop' recorded it. The greatest moment was and still is the use of it in the soundtrack of 'Pretty Woman'. Unfortunately Dave Owens and John O'Keefe are now passed on and playing in that band in the sky. We toured Australia with Buddy and the Crickets. They were great blokes. We kept in touch when they went back to the U.S. We were all very sad when Buddy was killed. It seems like yesterday. He was the one who took the song and published it in the U.S. So I owe a lot to Buddy. Without him, the song would never have gotten out of Australia." Released on
9/26/58-S, 2/81-A.

26. Don't Do Me This Way
Alternate Take
August 25 1957
Rick Tucker - vocal & rhythm guitar, Buddy Holly – lead guitar, Roy Orbison – lead guitar,
Don Guess - bass, Bo Clark - drums, The Picks - backing vocals

27. Don't Cha Know
Crickets
December 5 1960
THIS DOES NOT FEATURE BUDDY HOLLY - It was recorded AFTER his death!! This recording is in fact by The Crickets featuring David Box on vocals. It was the flip side of a version of 'Peggy Sue Got Married' and was the only single he ever recorded with them.

28. Stay Close To Me
Take 4 With False Start
September 30 1958
Lou Giordano - vocal, Buddy Holly - lead guitar, Phil Everly - acoustic guitar, Unknown - bass guitar, Unknown - drums


NOTES
This is just an AMAZING sound for the time period. The apartment recordings feel like you are sitting with Buddy himself playing his guitar it sounds that good. This is where Rock & Roll began. No wonder why the Beatles and Stones listened to this music. It is where it all began.

For more details and info read the art work and go here

Jethro Tull - Catfish Rising (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Jethro Tull - Catfish Rising (US-Promo Radioshows 1991) - SBD or FM Bootleg 

Lineage CD-rip (2015 03 05, Pittylabelle): 

-> Media: Original Silver CD -> CD-ripper: CUERipper 2.1.5 --> *.FLAC 

Live concert + interview bootleg: 

Artist: Jethro Tull 

Title: Jethro Tull – Catfish Rising (US-Promo Radioshows 1991) 

Label: VOODOO SOUNDS 

Country: ??? 

Country of manufacture: ??? 

Release date: ??? 

Catalogue: No catalogue number, although discogs says JT-K1 

Barcode: No barcode 

Format: 1 CD Album 

Case: Jewel case edition with 4 page booklet 

Various dates and locations 

Source: SBD recordings (unknown generation) 

Ian Anderson, 

Martin Barre, 

Dave Pegg, 

Doane Perry, 

Maartin Allcock 

01 Doctor To My Disease [04:01] 

02 Gold-Tripped Boots Black Jacket & Tie [03:25] 

03 NYC-Intro #1 [00:15] 

04 Rocks On The Road [05:44] 

05 NYC Interview #2 [02:41] 

06 Like A Tall Thin Girl [03:49] 

07 NYC-Interview #3 [01:33] 

08 Mother Goose / Jack-A-Lynn [06:26] 

09 NYC-Interview #4 [00:10] 

10 Bouree [03:33] 

11 NYC-Interview #5 [00:13] 

12 Aqualing / Locomotive Breath / Black Sunday [04:24] 

13 CHI-Interview #1 [06:58] 

14 Rocks On The Road [05:18] 

15 CHI-Interview #2 [00:50] 

16 Like A Tall Thin Girl [03:21] 

17 CHI-Interview #3 [01:41] 

18 Bouree [03:22] 

19 CHI-Interview #4 [03:00] 

20 Aqualing / Locomotive Breath / Black Sunday [05:15] 

21 CHI-Interview #5[01:00] 

22 Cross Eyed Mary [03:46] 

23 Beggar's Farm [05:31] 

Total time 76.16 min 

---------------------------------------------- 

Description (as statet on the CD cover): 

Tracks 1-2: 

On 'Catfish Rising'-USA Promotion-Tour 

recorded at New York City, Electric Ladyland Studios, 20th August, 1991 

Tracks 3-12: 

On 'Catfish Rising'-USA Promotion-Tour 

recorded at New York City, Electric Ladyland Studios, 21st August, 1991 

Tracks 13-21: 

On 'Catfish Rising'-USA Promotion-Tour 

recorded at Chicago, Radio WXRT, 23rd August, 1991 

Tracks 22-23: 

Recorded Live at Open-Air Concert, Herzberg, 23rd July, 1991 

Compiled In Love By Fans For Fans 

All Tracks Are 24 Bit Remastered 

Extras: Parts of bootleg artwork included 

The Beatles - Acoustic Submarine (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Source:

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

CD1

01 - Do You Want To Know A Secret?

02 - And I Love Her

03 - I'm A Loser

04 - Help!

05 - Yesterday

06 - Yes It Is

07 - Norwegian Wood

08 - I'm Looking Through You

09 - We Can Work It Out

10 - I'm Only Sleeping

11 - Yellow Submarine

12 - A Day In The Life

13 - The Fool On The Hill

14 - Christmas Time Is Here Again

15 - The Happy Rishikesh Song

16 - Jubilee

17 - Child Of Nature

18 - Goodbye

19 - Everyone Had A Hard Year

20 - What's The New May Jane?

CD2

01 - Heather

02 - Back In The USSR

03 - Dear Prudence

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

05 - While My Guitar Gently Weeps

06 - Blackbird

07 - Rocky Raccoon

08 - Julia

09 - Mother Nature's Son

10 - Hey Jude

11 - Because

12 - I Lost My Little Girl

13 - Teddy Boy

14 - Mama, You've Been on My Mind

15 - For You Blue

16 - Two of Us

17 - Across the Universe

18 - I Me Mine

19 - Maggie Mae

David Bowie - The Longest Hours (VAR/FLAC)

(Various FLAC)

1999-11-19 - Kit Kat Klub - New York City - New York - USA (Source 2 Aud) (The Longest Hours) (100PCB CDR)

This is part of a 4CDR set from 100PCB.

Original CDR's>EAC>Flac

- New York November 19th 1999
Disc One
01 Life On Mars?
02 Thursdays Child
03 Something In The air
04 China Girl
05 Can't Help Thinking About Me
06 Always Crashing In The Same Car
07 Survive
08 Drive In Saturday
09 Stay
10 Seven
11 Changes
12 Cracked Actor
13 Ashes To Ashes
14 Repetition 

Disc Two
01 The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
02 Rebel Rebel
03 I'm Afraid Of Americans

*********

1999-12-04 - Alcatraz - Milan - Italy (The Longest Hours) (100PCB CDR)

This is part of a 4CDR set from 100PCB.

Original CDR's>EAC>Flac

- Milan on December 4th 1999
Disc Three
01 Life On Mars?
02 Thursdays Child
03 Ashes To Ashes
04 Survive
05 Can't Help Thinking About Me
06 China Girl
07 Always Crashing In The Same Car
08 Something In The Air
09 Drive In Saturday
10 Stay
11 Seven
12 Changes
13 Rebel Rebel

Disc Four
01 Cracked Actor
02 The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
03 Repetition
04 I'm Afraid Of Americans

*********

1999-11-22 - Musique Plus - Canadian TV (The Longest Hours) (100PCB CDR)

This is part of a 4CDR set from 100PCB.

Original CDR's>EAC>Flac

Disc Four

- Musique Plus Canadian TV
05 Survive
06 Ashes To Ashes
07 Seven
08 Thursdays Child
09 Stay
10 Always Crashing In The Same Car
11 Something In The Air
12 The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell
13 Cracked Actor
14 I'm Afraid Of Americans

- Millenium Lotteriet Swedish TV
15 Survive

*********

1999-10-20 - Nulle Part Ailleurs - Canal+ - France (The Longest Hours) (100PCB CDR)

This is part of a 4CDR set from 100PCB.

Original CDR's>EAC>Flac

CD2:

- Nulle Part Ailleurs French TV show
04 Survive
05 Repetition
06 Something In The Air
07 Seven
08 Thursdays Child
09 China Girl
10 The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell

- Storytellers rehearsals
11 Thursdays Child
12 Survive
13The Pretty Things Are Going To Hell

- Swedish TV
14 Thursdays Child
15 Survive

George Michael - I'm Your Man (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Live In The USA 1991

Lineage:

Silver CD -> WAV -> FLAC [LEVEL 6]

01 Killer - Papa Was A Rollin' Stone

02 Father Figure

03 Fame

04 Ain't Nobody Stoppin' Us Now

05 Back To Life

06 Everything She Wants

07 Ain't Nobody

08 Careless Whisper

09 I'm Your Man

10 Freedom '90

Comments:

Excellent sound, thru and thru. I believe these tracks were taken from different dates on the '91 'Cover To Cover' tour. It's more of a '91 tour compilation. There are quite a few split second 'flickers' in the audio. I don't know what else to call them. They're barely noticeable. I do find this odd as this is a silver cd boot, so I'd expect production to be a little more professional, but it is what itis. Also, I should mention that the last track, "Freedom '90" fades out at about 5:25.

Frank Zappa - Just Another Band From L.A., second (unreleased) LP (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

"Just Another Band From L.A.", second (unreleased) LP 
Remastered Edition 

Frank Zappa had originally envisioned "Just Another Band From L.A." as a double album. Acetates of this album were pressed and given to the band members. For whatever reasons, plans for that 2 LP set were abandoned and they went with the single LP that we know and love. 

A significant difference in "Billy the Mountain" was that Zappa removed an 8:51 section of singing and solos in order to fit it onto a single side of an LP. The 33:38 original was 
now only 24:47. 

I've taken the circulating copy of that second LP and tried to improve it somewhat. Using iZotope's RX, I applied moderate declicking to remove some of the clicks and crackles from 
the acetate copy. (It was actually fairly clean already.) I also removed a low level 15735Hz VHS HiFi modulation signal (indicating that the acetate was probably recorded onto 
a VHS recorder). I then used iZotope's Ozone 3 to more closely match the acetate's EQ to that of the Rykodisc CD. 

Most importantly though, I've also created an extract from "Billy the Mountain Pt. 2" of just the material cut from the original version. Those comfortable with audio editors 
can simply drop this extract into the released version to recreate the full length track. Because of the EQ matching, the edit is near seamless. Notes on how to do this are below. 

Lineage: 
acetate > VHS recorder(?) > ??? > FLAC > WAV (Adobe Audition) > FLAC 

1. Studebaker Hoch~Billy The Mountain Pt.2 [RM] 13:57 
2. The Subcutaneous Peril (1970-10-11) [RM] 5:19 
3. An Easy Substitute For Eternity Itself (1970-10-11) [RM] 20:23 
4. Billy The Mountain (extract) 8:51 

"Billy the Mountain" was recorded on August 7, 1971, at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, CA.
"The Subcutaneous Peril" and "An Easy Substitute" were recorded at Carnegie Hall on
October 11, 1971.

From Zappa's notes, this is what the original intended album would have looked like.

Side One
1. "Call Any Vegetable" (Zappa) 7:22
2. "Eddie, Are You Kidding?" (Kaylan, Seiler, Volman, Zappa) 3:09
3. "Magdalena" (Kaylan, Zappa) 6:24
4. "Dog Breath" (Zappa) 3:37

Side Two
1. "Billy the Mountain" (Zappa) 19:41

Side Three
1. "Billy the Mountain" (cont.) 13:57
Studebacher Hoch
The Conclusion
2. "The Subcutaneous Peril" (Zappa) 5:19

Side Four
1. "An Easy Substitute For Eternity Itself" (Zappa, Preston, Underwood, Dunbar, Pons) 20:23
Don's Solo
Ian's Solo
Aynsley's Solo
Frank's Solo

For completists, three additional tracks from Pauley Pavilion have been released:
* "Divan" (1:46) on Playground Psychotics
* "The Groupie Routine" (5:41) on YCDTOSA Vol. 1
* "200 Motels Finale" (3:43) on YCDTOSA Vol. 6
"Lonesome Cowbody Nano" a composite from Pauley Pavilion and a 1988 show is also
on YCDTOSA Vol. 6

*==> Recreating "Billy the Mountain" <==*

All that needs to be done is to locate the edit point in the official track and copy the new insert, "4 - Billy The Mountain (extract).flac" into the track at that point. In my copy, that occurs in the Studebacher Hock section at 20:49:14314. It is IMMEDIATELY before the words, "I don't know". If inserted properly, this will be a seamless edit. As part of this post, I have included six screen shots showing tighter and tighter zooms on the edit point so you can see EXACTLY where the new insert needs to go. I use Adobe Audition, but Audacity, an excellent free, open source, cross-platform audio editor, does the job equally well.

Lenny Kravitz - 1995-10-07 - Cologne, DE (TV/FLAC)

(TV broadcast FLAC)

 

LENNY KRAVITZ

Cologne, E-Werk

07 October 1995 (Rockpalast performance)

Lineage: 

Cassette > Nakamichi DBX 2 > Audacity > Wav > Magix: Remove recorder hum, enhance mids & stereo image > CDWave > Adobe Audition > tlh

01 - Tunnel Visions

02 - Stop Draggin' Around

03 - Circus

04 - Always On The Run

05 - Beyond The 7th Sky

06 - Believe

07 - Can't Get You Off My Mind

08 - Fields Of Joy

09 - What The ... Are We Saying [ending cut]

10 - introductions

11 - Mr. Cab DriverA

12 - Let Love Rule

13 - It Ain't Over

14 - Are You Gonna Go My Way

15 - Rock'n'Roll Is Dead

Notes

This is the soundtrack to Lenny's appearance on Germany's Rockpalast TV show in 1995. The sound is more than decent, while not perfect and now improved after I worked on it a bit. Unfortunately, the greatest song on here - again, imho - has its ending cut off. There are fade outs & ins as this was spread over four cassette sides but none occur during the music. Supposedly, this comes from a radio broadcast but it sounds like a VCR source to me.

Metallica - The Broadcast Archive (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

FM Radio Transmissions from the 1980s & 1990s 3CD Set, come in 3 jewel cases, sold separately :
Metallica - Classic Live
Metallica - Classic Live Volume 2
Metallica - Monsters Of Rock Broadcast (Moscow, Russia 1991)  

1. Classic Live

01 Ride The Lightning  6:30  

02 Hit The Lights  4:32  

03 Battery  4:34  

04 Master Of Puppets  7:23  

05 For Whom The Bell Tolls  6:37  

06 Welcome Home (Sanitarium)  6:03  

07 Whiplash  4:26  

08 The Thing That Should Not Be  6:21  

09 Fade To Black  8:22  

10 The Four Horsemen  4:25  

11 Damage Inc.  4:34  

12 Fight Fire With Fire  4:17

2. Classic Live Volume 2  

01 Enter Sandman  6:40  

02 Sab But True  6:40  

03 Blackened  6:11  

04 Through The Never  3:43  

05 ... And Justice For All  9:11  

06 One  8:21  

07 Leper Messiah  5:21  

08 Wherever I May Roam  6:51  

09 Motorbreath  2:55  

10 Nothing Else Matters  6:52  

11 Creeping Death  7:05  

12 Seek And Destroy  7:15  

3. Monsters Of Rock Broadcast (Moscow, Russia 1991)  

01 The Ecstasy Of Gold  1:45  

02 Enter Sandman  5:22  

03 Creeping Death  7:40  

04 Harvester Of Sorrow  6:56  

05 Fade To Black  7:17  

06 Sad But True  5:19  

07 Master Of Puppets  4:26  

08 Seek And Destroy  6:35  

09 For Whom the Bell Tolls  5:48  

10 One  8:00  

11 Whiplash  4:17  

12 Sympton Of The Universe / Back In Black Jam  2:49  

13 Last Caress  1:29  

14 Am I Evil?  3:14  

15 Battery  5:00