Velvet Underground - 1967-04-30 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Psychedelic Sounds From The Gymnasium

Label: XTV-CD 144

Lineage:
XTV-CD 144 silver -> ripped and tagged with XLD XLosslessDecoder -> Flac Level 8

01 - I'm Not A Young Man Anymore (7:15)
02 - Guess I'm Falling In Love (4:12)
03 - I'm Waiting For The Man (5:30)
04 - Run Run Run (6:55)
05 - Sister Ray (18:51)
06 - Booker T. (6:37)

Total running time: 49m 23s

Notes:
The Gynmasium (434 E71 St, New York City, NY; April 30, 1967
April 14-16, 21-23 & 28-30, 1967
The Gymnasium, New York City, New York
The Exploding Plastic Inevitable

Ad: for April 30 date, "A NEW HAPPENING DISCOTHEQUE JOINS THE SWINGING SIDE OF SINGLE NEW YORK" in New York Guide To The Swinging Side Of Single New York, vol. 1, issue 18, p. 3. Reproduced in c/o The Velvet Underground catalogue p. 66.

Photo:
in Esquire, December 1967 issue.
by Billy Name.
Press article: by Howard Smith in The Village Voice, May 11, 1967.


Info:
The Gymnasium soundboard tape(s)::

First track to surface from the Gymnasium tape(s) was Guess I'm Falling In Love (supposedly listed as Fever In My Pocket on the original tape box), broadcasted on WPIX FM by John Cale on June 3, 1979. After playing this version he clearly states that it is from a tape he stumbled across. He definitely says "Gymnasium, April 1967". Cale also said in some interviews he owns the tape of the entire Gymnasium show, including Walk It As You Talk It with a really good guitar sound.

Guess I'm Falling In Love [version 1] (4:09)
Sources: And So On LP, Everything You've Ever Heard... 3LP, Collector's Dream CD, The Psychopath's Rolling Stones CD, A True Rock 'n Roller CD, Ultra Rare Trax Vol.3 CD, Caught Between The Twisted Stars 4CD.

Two others tracks surfaced in the 90s - Booker T. orginally appeared on the John Cale Paris S'Eveille CDEP in 1991 and was reissued (unfortunately with 8 seconds amputed at the beginning) on the Peel Slowly And See box set, along with an alternate version of Guess I'm Falling In Love. This version sounds clearly different as compared with the WPIX version and has some lyrics differences (the box set version begins with "I got fever..." while the 'old' version begins with "I got MY fever...").

Guess I'm Falling In Love [version 2] (4:10)
Booker T. (6:38)
Sources: Paris S'Eveille CDEP (2), Peel Slowly And See 5CD (1, 2), A True Rock 'n Roller CD (2).

More material from the Gymnasium recordings is finally issued in February 2008 on the bootleg LP Live At The Gymnasium. According to a source claiming to have a DAT copy of the original tape, it has an additional instrumental version of The Gift (possibly the version of Booker T. released on the PSAS box set?) after Sister Ray.

I'm Not A Young Man Anymore (7:17)
Guess I'm Falling In Love [same as version 2] (4:18)
I'm Waiting For The Man (5:24)
Run Run Run (6:55)
Sister Ray (18:55)
Source: Live At The Gymnasium LP (1-5), Dispatches From The Dream Factory 3CD Disc 2 (1, 3-5).
http://members.aol.com/olandem2/perf67.html

Traffic - 1970-04-30 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Westwood One In Concert Show #92-28
Paris Theatre

Broadcast the Week of July 6, 1992

Source:  Westwood One Silver CDs

Lineage:  SBD > Silver CD > EAC > FLAC

Disc 1
1. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring >>>No Time to Live
2. Every Mother's Son
3. Medicated Goo >>> John Barleycorn   

Disc 2
1. Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory >>> The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
2. Pearly Queen >>> Empty Pages
3. Glad >>> Freedom Rider

Pink Floyd - 1970-04-30 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore West, 

Pink Floyd - Interstellar Encore
Format: 2CD
Catalog: OMS 002/3 Pigs On The Wing
Misc.: Stereo Soundboard Recording
Produced: 1999 - Pigs On The Wing
Date: 30th April 1970
Lineage: sbd > cd > eac > flac

Covers: Very closely resembles the Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab's Original Master Recordings series of CD's with gold horizonal stripes running across the cover against a black background. Large gold stripe at the top reading "ORIGINAL MASTER SERIES" in the same font used by MFSL. In the center is a color drawing of a jow in the middle of a white road eating off the ground. In a light green colored sky are purple clouds, with "Pink Floyd" written at the top in white with INTERSTELLAR ENCORE" below it in black caps about half the size of the PF. Above the picture is a small blue stripe, again reading "ORIGINAL MASTER SERIES." The back is black with the track listings on the right, along side of a yellow poster for the concert on the left.

Sources: 30 Apr 1970, Fillmore West, San Francisco, California

Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Rick Wright


CD1 [60:30]
01. Grantchester Meadows 7:00
02. Astronomy Domine 10:19
03. Cymbaline 11:27
04. Atom Heart Mother 20:21
05. Embryo 11:23

CD2 [67:08]
01. Green is the Colour 4:35
02. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 11:27
03. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun 12:47
04. A Saucerful of Secrets (1st Encore) 22:43
05. Interstellar Overdrive (2nd Encore) 15:36

*Comments:* Finally the full set of encores of this concert are available on CD! Previously to my knowledge only ASoS was available, albeit in a truncated form. This 2 CD set has the full concert including the 2nd Encore with a fantastic version of IO. The SQ is fantastic, definitely soundboard as Dave and Rog sound crisp and clear as if right
in front of the mics.

A slight hiss can be heard in the right channel on the first disc, but the second disc is flawless. No hiss at all can be heard during the quiet parts. It could have been recorded last week in a studio it sounds that good! That being said, there are some very, very brief "bumps" in the music at various parts, but it's obviously due to the condition of the master, but definitely nothing at all to complain about.

Other comments on the concert itself can be found on the Live at Winterland page. They all apply, as (duh!) it's the same show.

As far as the discs themselves:

All inserts are on thick glossy card stock.

The labels on the discs are directly screened on them.

The playing surfaces on the discs are gold (the disc tops say "24K Gold"), but the color resembles the old formulation on Kodak CD-R's rather than the color on legitimate Mobile Fidelity releases (the style of which this RoIO tries to emulate). However, whether or not the CD's might actually be CD-R's is pure conjecture on my part. There doesn't seem to be any indication on the CD's (no matrix numbers in the burst cut area) that they are CD-R's. -JAY-C

It's an almost perfect quality soundboard of the april 29, 1970 fillmore west evening show. I bought it thinking it would be the KQED tv broadcast but was pleasantly shocked when it turned out to be this. As far as I know this tape has not been in collecting circles before. Needless to say this recording is a must have for all fans. -JAMIE

On the back, it says "So you thought you had heard this show before? Never Like this! For the first time we bring you a complete stereo soundboard recording of this show that has often been confused with their appearance at the KQED studios earlier in the day. (See Insert). Unfortunately, as I got this on CD-R, the insert didn't have any information as to the nature of this. However, it appears to fit the exact description of the "Breast Milky" ROIO, but it has Interstellar Overdrive in place of the June '69 material.

Before Interstellar, Roger says "If any of you have been listening to us since we were all teenagers, this is a track off our first album that we've been doing ever since we started and it's called Interstellar Overdrive."

I think the sound quality may be better than on "Breat Milky" (but I haven't heard that one, so I don't really know) because the sound quality is quite good. Maybe I just have lower standards. -STR

Back cover promises "stereo soundboard recording", and it appears to be just that. Audience is exceptionally quiet (one of Waters' deeply romanticised nights of "magical connection" no doubt. At the end, when Waters tells the audience "how nice it's been to play here", he sounds sincere.

Pink Floyd - 1970-04-30 - San Francisco, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Live at KQED

DVD5 | 59mins | MPEG2 | PAL | 720x480 | 4:3 | 25fps | AAC 48kHz 224kbps | 3.9GB
Language: English | Publisher: Hawklord HWKDVD001
Included: more than 2 hours of bonuses (clips, interviews, etc…)

“Very few Pink Floyd's shows have been recorded, especially dating from the 'golden age' of the Floyd (early 70's), when they invented a new style of rock.
This is one of the more celebrated recordings of The Pink Floyd filmed in KQED studios in San Francisco on the afternoon of April 29, 1970. ”

01 - Atom Heart Mother
02 - Cymbaline
03 - Granchester Meadows
04 - Green Is The Colour
05 - Careful With That Axe, Eugene
06 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

“The cheerful freaks who floated over stange fumes during the concerts of Pink Floyd's tour " Ummagumma " in 1969/70 had the privilege to see and hear the Graal, the electrical version of "Atom heart mother", never recorded under this form, as it was, from July, 1970 and the concert of Hyde Park, mixed with an arrangement of cords and brass orchestra which killed in the egg all its rocky lightnings. Since then, the fevered quest did not stop of filmed clips, bootleg albums, then at the age of the net, fragments of concerts with a more or less good quality in Florida or in Japan, of a show in BBC or a concert in Saint Tropez. And miracle, the without-public concert done for QKED was recorded with high video and audio quality, and reappeared recently.

In a studio without public, on April 29th, 1970, Pink Floyd on stage play a show where in an hour, alternately acoustical or electrical.They are going to build a mosaic of their three albums an hour, " Ummagumma ", "More" and "Atom heart mother".
It opens with " the thing ", 19 minutes of "ATM", its topic, its guitar riff, its cosmic ravings and final. "Cymbaline" and "Grantchester meadows" follow, and electricity again with "Green is the colour" chained with a furious "Careful with that axe Eugene" to finish in a languid way with "Set the controls for the heart of the sun".
The sound is very good, perfectly restored (from the 3/4" original master) and pictures come from a rebroadcast of the show in August, 1981. The film starts and ends with pictures of in-flight fields taken in low flying, with hyper-saturated colours, a bit "forced " but as a result well-deserved psychedelic style.
For those for whom true Pink Floyd is that former "Dark side of the moon", this concert will be the object to be cherished, so much the concerts of this tour were artistic and emotional peaks of the band. Each of four members is on his place, but with all his place, necessary piece of an enchanting jigsaw puzzle.

Pink Floyd - 1970-04-30 - San Francisco, CA (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

KQED (HRV DVD 001 RevA)
KQED TV Studios

Video Lineage: 1982 KQED Rebroadcast > VHS > AVI > MPEG-2 (CBR 8Mbps)
Audio Lineage: 1" or 2" station master > 3/4" U-Matic sub-master > DVCAM > WAVE (48kHz/24 Bit)
Format: NTSC/PCM Mono
Running Time: Approx. 60 mins

01 - Atom Heart Mother
02 - Cymbaline
03 - Grantchester Meadows
04 - Green Is The Color
05 - Careful With That Axe, Eugene
06 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

We decided to do a RevA of our 1st DVD release because we felt that, after much research, an audio upgrade was warranted. The video is exactly the same as our initial release. No re-encoding was applied. The video from the 3/4" U-Matic tape became unstable over time, resulting in a slightly jittery image while the audio was still solid. The audio from our initial DVD also came from this source but this was in the early days of HRV and while Mr Phloyd did a great job with the video, the compressed AC3 audio didn't really live up to its potential. We only recently looked into our original source after several FM (or VPro) recordings surfaced on Yeeshkul.

Some notes from MOB:
We had 2 sources to choose from: one source from a U-Matic TV station master, the other source from a mysterious FM broadcast. The FM source was said to be in stereo, but a quick analysis clearly shows there is absolutely no stereo separation on the instruments. Further analysis of the FM source reveals that the fake stereo effect is mainly due to multiple analog generations and fluctuations in the tape channels stretching. The fact is that the original recording was done in mono, and that there's no evidence of any true stereo mix of that performance. The FM source has also the typical alterations from FM processing (levelling and limiting), and is riddled with pops and crackles, not even mentioning a 1.7% deviation from the real speed.

On the other hand, the U-Matic source has the original mono recording with a very stable and correct speed, along with excellent spectral characteristics (as you could expect from a station master). A close comparison between the 2 sources shows some evidence of the "pureness" (in terms of sound fidelity) of the U-Matic tape compared with the multiple analog gens of the other source. It is not easy to describe it with words, let's just say that if you listen to the cymbals sound during some quiet parts, you hear "dziing" on the U-Matic source, while it's "tching" on the FM source… ;-)

Therefore, the remastering work was performed on the U-Matic source. It consisted in the following main activities: adjust the levels and EQ in order to bring clarity to the raw recording, get rid of the annoying low frequency hum that is present most of the time, and manually clean all the little imperfections of the raw transfer (mainly pops and drop-outs).

It has to be noted that, while Atom Heart Mother, Cymbaline, Green Is The Colour and Careful With That Axe Eugene were rather well recorded by the KQED sound engineers, it was much more difficult to get a good sound for Grantchester Meadows and Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun. These two tracks seem to have been captured differently by the KQED engineers and there were some bad sounding sections difficult to correct or improve (on every source we heard, these two songs are always with inferior sound quality than the four others). A possible explanation could be the specific instruments settings: acoustic guitars and vocals for Grantchester Meadows, and a lot of middle frequencies (gong, toms, lack of bass) for Set The Controls. Too bad KQED staff was not able to do a better job when recording and mixing these two tracks. (Ed: Perhaps these to tracks were recorded 1st and then adjustments/corrections were made?).

Rory Gallagher - 1971-04-30 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Artist: Rory Gallagher

Title: TV Show “Pop 2” (“Pop Deux”)

Recording Date: 30 April 1971

Broadcast Date: 5 June & 17 July 1971

Rebroadcast Date: unknown

Location: Paris, France

Venue: La Taverne de L'Olympia

Source: Pro-Shot, French TV

Quality: Excellent- (9/10)

Format: DVD

Resolution: 720 x 480

Duration: 42:38 Minutes

Rory Gallagher, R.I.P. (Guitar, Vocals)

Wilgar Campbell, R.I.P. (Drums)

Gerry McAvoy (Bass)

01. Intro

02. Interview

03. Hands Up

04. Wave Myself Goodbye

05. It Takes Time

06. For The Last Time

07. It’s The Same Thing

08. I Fall Apart

FREE - 1972-04-30 - Tampa, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

04.30.72 - Tampa, FL
Source: Tampa Stadium, Tampa, FL. April 30th 1972
Sound Quality: A-
Time: 57:47

Lineage:
Soundboard>Unknown Transfer>Flac

01. The Hunter (6:05)
02. Fire And Water (4:14)
03. Ride On A Pony (5:13)
04. Be My Friend (8:13)
05. Catch A Train (3:52)
06. Hold On (6:34)
07. Little Bit Of Love (4:31)
08. Mr. Big (7:55)
09. All Right Now (6:11)
10. Travellin' Man (4:55)

Free - 1972-04-30 - Tampa, FL (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Metallized Blues

01 - The Hunter
02 - Fire And Water
03 - Ride On Pony
04 - Be My Friend
05 - Catch A Train
06 - Hold On
07 - Little Bit Of Love
08 - Mr Big
09 - Allright Now
10 - Travelling Man

artwork included(although artwork states an 11th track from 19,1,73 this is NOT present here,sorry)

Steely Dan - 1974-04-30 - Memphis, TN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Steely Dan
April 30th,1974
Ellis Auditorium
Memphis,TN

TheTooleMan Version
August, 2002 and August, 2008

lineage
Soundboard > unknown > audio CD trade > Sound Forge 7.0 > flac

TheTooleMan
August, 2008

Denny Dias
Donald ***en
Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter
Jeff Porcaro
Jim Hodder
Michael McDonald
Royce Jones
Walter Becker
...and Mary Tyler Moore

01 Bodhisattva 
02 The Boston Rag
03 Do It Again
04 Brooklyn
05 King of the World
06 Blues in C
07 Rikki Don't Lose That Number
08 Pretzel Logic
09 My Old School
10 Dirty Work
11 Your Gold Teeth
12 Reelin' in the Years
13 Show Biz Kids
14 All Too Mobile Home

This version builds on my August, 2002, remix, which has never circulated. The recording has been equalized to make the bass much louder. Treble frequencies have been reduced to help balance the overall sound and make hiss less apparent. Light dynamic compression was used to improve the mix of vocals with instruments. The original recording runs fast and the pitch of the music is a bit sharp, so pitch was altered by -25 cents in the remaster to bring it to proper pitch. Track boundaries were adjusted from the original CD so that the music starts much closer to the beginning of each track. Several seconds of loud hum was reduced in track 14. The separate track for band introductions was merged with the preceding track (track 8, "Pretzel Logic"), while the excerpt of "Your Gold Teeth" was broken out as a separate track. 

Queen - 1975-04-30 - Yokohama, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Bunka-Taiikukan

"Queen In Hama"
Tarantura TCDQ-9-1, 2

Sourced from a Mr. Peach master tape

Lineage:
Silvers > Cd Manipulator 2.70 > WAV > FLAC frontend (level 8)

CD1
01. SE
02. Procession(Opening)
03. Now I'm Here
04. Ogre Battle
05. Great King Rat
06. White Queen
07. Flick Of The Wrist
08. Doing All Right
09. In The Lap Of The Gods
10. Killer Queen
11. The March Of The Black Queen
12. Bring Back That Leroy Brown
13. Son And Daughter
14. Brian May Solo
15. Son And Daughter
16. Introduction

CD2

01. Keep Yourself Alive
02. Seven Seas Of Rhye
03. Stone Cold Crazy
04. Liar
05. In The Lap Of The Gods Revisited(fade in)
06. Hey Big Spender
07. Modern Times Rock'n'Roll
08. Jailhouse Rock(Rock'n'Roll Medley)
09. See What A Fool I've Been
10. God Save The Queen(Ending)

Allman Brothers Band - 1976-04-30 - Louisville, KY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Allman Brothers Band

Kentucky Fair And Expo Center

Louisville, Kentucky

April 30, 1976

Friday 7:00PM

SBD -> ? -> CDR -> XLD -> Tagged FLAC

Grade A

Set One:

CD1

101. Pre-Show Tuning (4:51)

102. Not My Cross To Bear (9:15)

103. Don’t Keep Me Wondering (3:11)

104. Midnight Rider (4:14)

105. Jessica (9:37)

106. Ramblin’ Man (cut) (0:42)

107. Win, Lose Or Draw (7:23)

CD2

201. Can’t Lose What You Never Had (6:49)

202. One Way Out (11:52) *Includes Tuning For Set 2

Set Two:

203. Nevertheless (4:17)

204. Sweet Mama (3:34)

205. Statesboro Blues (4:20)

206. Stormy Monday (8:50)

207. You Don’t Love Me (fades out) (6:49)

Notes:

*During tuning for “Nevertheless” Dickey Betts says “Greg Allman’s going to play some guitar. . . . how about that. . . . if he keeps it up I’m gonna cut his fingers off”

Track 106 cuts at 0:42

Track 207 fades out at 6:48

Bob Marley - 1976-04-30 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Bob Marley and the Wailers

30 apr. 76

early set

Beacon Theatre, NYC

1st gen. SBD

lineage

sbd master cass. > 1st copy > DAT > CDR > Flac

CD1

01 - Are You Ready? >

02 - Rastaman Chant >

03 - Conquering Lion

04 - Burnin' and Lootin'

05 - Them Belly Full

06 - Rebel Music

07 - Want More

08 - Roots Rock Reggae

09 - Johnny Was

10 - Lively Up Yourself

11 - Night Shift

12 - Crazy Baldhead

13 - encore break

CD2

01 - Positive Vibration >

02 - Rat Race >

03 - War >

04 - Get Up Stand Up

ZZ Top - 1977-04-30 - Birmingham, AL (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:

Tape (probably master)>?>CD>Trade>FLACs from E-rroneous>Sony Soundforge (speed correction)>FLAC

(2) CD SET

01) Thunderbird

02) Chevrolet (Extended version with bizarre guitar jam!)

03) Precious and Grace (Alabama)

04) Waiting for the Bus

05) Jesus Just Left Chicago (Birmingham Alabama)

06) Enjoy & And Get It On

07) Pan Am Highway Blues

08) Move It On Down The Line

Billy says "Well, I don't know about everyone back there in the back row but it smells like everyones having a good time right up here in the front!"

09) It's Only Love

10) Ten Dollar Man

Billy says "Oh yeah, everybody having a good time so far this evening? That's right ladies, that is Dusty Hill right there from the Lone Star State of Texas. He's gonna sing this one for ya right heh!"

11) Heard it on the X (Fast paced version, jams hard!)

12) Arrested for Driving While Blind

13) Balinese

14) Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings

15) She's A Heartbreaker

Billy says "Oh me, lemme introduce you to a little girlfriend of mine, miss Pearly Gates, she's been with me for a long time. And before the show started we had a little conversation she said Billy don't let the night go by without playing me something maybe something everyone one here in Birmingham might understand. And I said what might that be? And she said how about a little beer drinkin' and hell raisin'!"

16) Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers

17) Blue Jean Blues

(Billy says during the song, I sure hope I can hear somebody say get down tonight, cause I am gonna tear this guitar up! And the crowd screams GET DOWN!) .. A very bizarre and awesome version where Billy really does tear it up hard. Includes an extra version of a guitar solo and Billy says "That wasn't in the record, just something special for tonight." Also includes a short sermon about being treated bad by your old lady or your old man. And "I don't care if you're a lowdown hillbilly from Texas or a lowdown hillbilly from Alabama".

18) Rattlesnake Shake (Long extended version, unbelievable!)

19) La Grange

20) La Grange Part II

21) Sloppy Drunk

22) BBQ

Encore:

Billy says "Ya'll about ready for the second set to start?"

23) Mexican Blackbird (Vocals by Billy)

24) El Diablo

25) Goin' Down To Mexico

26) Tush

27) Backdoor Love Affair

28) Mellow Down Easy

29) Backdoor Love Affair Part 2

30) Long Distance Boogy (Alabama lyrics)

The show is ended with both Billy and Dusty yelling "Boogie Train" not once, but twice, then a final single verse jam and the crowd goes insane as they exit.

Scorpions - 1977-04-30 - Lanchester, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Scorpions (W/Uli Jon Roth)
Bolton Institute

Lineage:
SBD>?>Trade CD>EAC (log included)>WAV>FLAC Level 8

01 - All Night Long
02 - Pictured Life
03 - Backstage Queen
04 - They Need A Million
05 - Polar Nights
06 - In Trance
07 - Fly To The Rainbow
08 - Let The Good Times Roll
09 - Catch Your Train
10 - Top Of The Bill
11 - Hound Dog/Long Tall Sally
12 - Dark Lady
13 - Robot Man
14 - Unknown Instrumental

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-30 - Pontiac, MI (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

No Label

source: 2nd gen. Tapes-> DAT-> CDR -> EAC -> FLAC(level;8)

CD1
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. No Quarter 

CD2
01. Ten Years Gone
02. The Battle Of Evermore
03. Going To California
04. Black Country Woman
05. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
06. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
07. Kashmir
08. Out On The Tiles / Moby Dick 

CD 3
01. Guitar Solo
02. Achilles Last Stand
03. Stairway To Heaven
04. Rock And Roll
05. Trampled Underfoot

Led Zeppelin - 1977-04-30 - Pontiac, MI (AUD/FLAC) "Hot Rods In Pontiac" by TDOLZ

(Audience FLAC)

Title: Hot Rods In Pontiac
Date: April 30, 1977
Venue: Pontiac Silverdome, Pontiac, MI, USA
Label: The Diagrams Of Led Zeppelin
Number: TDOLZ VOL.013
Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC

CD1
01 The Song Remains The Same
02 The Rover / Sick Again
03 Nobody's Fault But Mine
04 In My Time Of Dying
05 Since I've Been Loving You
06 No Quarter

CD2
01 Ten Years Gone
02 The Battle Of Evermore
03 Going To California
04 Black Country Woman
05 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
06 White Summer / Black Mountain Side
07 Kashmir

CD3
01 Out On The Tiles / Moby Dick
02 Guitar Solo (includes Star Spangled Banner)
03 Achilles Last Stand
04 Stairway To Heaven
05 Rock And Roll
06 Trampled Underfoot

10CC - 1980-04-30 - Mainz, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM BROADCAST FLAC)

"WILLIAM TELL EDITION" 027

Recorded by:
"William Tell" 

Recorded on:
4-elements yagi-antenna>Accuphase T100(FM Tuner)>JVC CD-1669-2(Cassette Deck)>Maxell XLR II C-90 Cassette.

GRAHAM GOULDMAN – Bass/Vocals 
ERIC STEWART – Guitar/Keyboards/Vocals 
RICK FENN – Guitar/Vocals 
DUNCAN MACKAY – Keyboards/Vocals 
PAUL BURGESS – Drums 
STUART TOSH – Drums/Vocals 

CD1
01. L.A.Inflatable
02. Wall Street Shuffle
03. One Two Five
04. I'M Mandy Fly Me
05. Lovers Anonymous
06. How'M Ever Gonna Say Goodbye
07. Good Morning Judge
08. From Rochdale To Ocho Rios
09. Art For Art'S Sake
10. It Doesn'T Matter At All

CD2
01. The Things We Do For Love
02. Don'T Send Me Back
03. Deadlock Holiday
04. Feel The Benifit(Pt.1-3)
05. I'M Not In Love
06. Rubber Bullets/Life'S A Minestrone
07. Roll Over Beethoven

Vasco Rossi - 1982-04-30 - Brescia, IT (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

lineage

low gen tape > WaveLab > TLH

Maurizio Solieri - lead guitar

Massimo Riva - rhythm guitar

Mimmo Camporeale - keyboards

Andrea Righi - bass

Roberto Casini - drums

01. Alibi 5.31

02. Sono ancora in coma 2.59

03. Asilo republic 1.47

04. Colpa d'Alfredo 4.42

05. Voglio andare al mare 5.11

06. Vado al massimo 3.44

07. Ogni volta 4.47

08. Brava 6.33

09. Albachiara 4.39

10. Neve nera - Steve Rogers Band 3.44

11. Cocaine - Steve Rogers Band 1.56

12. Sensazioni forti 4.18

13. Ieri ho sg mio figlio 4.47

14. Dimentichiamoci questa città 5.33

15. Siamo solo noi 6.58

16. Jumping jack flash - Steve Rogers Band 2.56

17. Fegato spappolato 3.39

18. God save the queen / Johnny B. Goode 2.30

The bootleg recording of this concert has been made on the PA soundsystem. Hence, a great quality recording, a very energetic Vasco with a steaming atmosphere in the hall!

Thin Lizzy - 1982-04-30 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Thin Lizzy
"Boys Are Back In Town"
Dominion Theater; London 30th April 1982

Source : PRO
Region : NTSC
Length : 120
Size : 2.74GB 
Resolution : 352 x 480

01 - Opening 
02 - Angel Of Death 
03 - Renegade 
04 - Don't Believe A Word
05 - Killer On The Loose
06 - Boys Are Back In Town 
07 - Bad Reputation 
08 - Brian Downey Solo 
09 - Baby Drives Me Crazy 
10 - Rosalie

Bonus : Rare TV Compilation 
11 - Whisky In The Jar' Promo Video - November 1972 
12 - The Rocker' featuring Gary Moore - February 1974
13 - Parisian Walkways' Live with Gary Moore - Belfast 17th December 1984
14 - Midge Ure interview 1979 The Tube, Tyne Tees TV studios, Newcastle, UK 21st January 1983
15 - Interview at dressing room 
16 - Boys Are Back In Town' (Live) 
17 - Sun Goes Down' (Live) 
18 - Cold Sweat' (Live) 
19 - Interview, Phil and John Sykes - 'Gastank', Channel 4 UK 1982
20 - The Greedies 'A Merry Jingle' Top Of The Pops, 25th December 1979
21 - The King's Call' Promo - June 1980
22 - Announcement of Phil Lynott's death and film of his funeral 11th January 1986.

Scorpions - 1984-04-30 - Daly City, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Cow Palace 

Good / Very Good sound 

From 1st gen Transfer 

CD1: 

01 - Coming Home 

02 - Blackout 

03 - Bad Boys Running Wild 

04 - Loving You Sunday Morning 

05 - Make It Real 

06 - Big City Nights 

07 - Coast To Coast 

08 - Holiday 

09 - Still Loving You 

10 - Rock You Like A Hurricane 

CD2: 

01 - Can't Live Without You (fade in) 

02 - Drum Solo 

03 - Another Piece Of Meat 

04 - Dynamite 

05 - The Zoo 

06 - No One Like You 

07 - Can't Get Enoug

David Gilmour - 1984-04-30 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

CBS FOX video

VHSRip
DVD Video
MPEG2
Dolby Digilal
PAL (4:3) 720x576 (625/50) Bitrate: 4.47Mbps
DD 2.0 448 Kbps

David Gilmour
Mick Ralphs
Mikey Fiat
Chris Slade
Raff Ravenscroft
Jodi Linscott
Gregg Dechart

Guest appearances: 
Nick Mason
Roy Harper

01 - Until We Sleep
02 - All Lovers Are Deranged
03 - There's No Way Out of Here
04 - Short and Sweet
05 - Run Like Hell
06 - Out of the Blue
07 - Blue Light
08 - Murder
09 - Comfortably Numb
10 - Conceptual Video Music Clips:
11 - Blue Light
12 - All Lovers Are Deranged

1 h 10 m

Depeche Mode - 1986-04-30 - Aachen, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Source: (low gen) audience tape

Transfer: Nakamichi CR-4E - Sony PCM-M10 (24bit/48kHz)

Software: Audacity - Trader's little helper (level 8 flac files)

01 Christmas island

02 Black celebration

03 A question of time

04 Fly on the windscreen

05 Shake the disease

06 Leave in silence

07 It's called a heart

08 Everything counts

09 It doesn't matter two

10 A question of lust (cut)

11 Blasphemous rumours

12 New dress

13 (cut) Stripped

14 Something to do

15 Master and servant

16 Photographic

17 People are people

18 Boys say go!

19 Just can't get enough

20 More than a party

Note: 

Before Black celebation you can hear a guy say "jetzt fängts an" (now the show begins), probably not his first show of the tour. At least one other source was shared on Dime before. The old source is a bit muffled and comes from a higher gen tape or an inferior tape transfer and misses "Photographic".

A lot of cuts all over the recording, many cuts in BC removed and speed raised (+3%).

Sound slightly improves on side 2 of the tape. Still not the best sounding tape from this series but a nice upgrade to the previous version.

Nico - 1986-04-30 - Basel, CH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Original Audio recording

recorded with Sony Walkman TCS-310 (intern microphone)--> CD with Philips Audio CD recorder CDR 765 --> Flac

James Young - keyboards

Graham Dowdell - drums

Eric Random - tablas

01 Fearfully In Danger

02 My Heart Is Empty

03 Purple Lips

04 Tananore

05 Janitor Of Lunacy

06 König

07 The Falconer

08 One More Chance

09 Das Lied Des Einsamen Mädchens

10 Sixty Forty

11 All Tomorrow's Parties

12 Win A Few

13 Femme Fatale

14 The End

Total concert is 81 minutes. But you can easily editing out some applause so it will fit on one CD.

Fats Domino - 1987-04-30 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fats Domino

Hilton Grand Ballroom, New Orleans, LA

April 30, 1987

Source : Soundboard > low gen cassette (courtesy of M.R. archive)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (volume & tracking) > Wave > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac 8

01 Introduction

02 Blueberry Hill

03 The Fat Man

04 Telling Lies

05 My Girl Josephine

06 I Want To Walk You Home

07 When My Dreamboat Comes Home

08 Blue Monday

09 Jambalaya

10 What A Price I Had To Pay For Loving You

11 Ain't That A Shame

12 I'm In Love Again

13 Red Sails In The Sunset

14 Whole Lotta Loving

15 Valley Of Tears

16 Shake, Rattle, & Roll (end cuts)

-- tape flip --

xx I'm In The Mood For Love

17 My Blue Heaven

18 Swanee River Boogie

19 Your Cheatin' Heart

20 I'm Ready

21 Walking To New Orleans

22 Blueberry Hill Reprise

23 The Sheik Of Araby

24 Goin' Home

25 Nobody Loves Me

26 When The Saints Go Marching In

Total Time = 90:27

Blue Oyster Cult - 1988-04-30 - San Rafael, CA (FM/FLAC)

(KRQR FM BROADCAST FLAC)

Lineage 
Krqr Fm Broadcast Analog First Generation To Wav To Audio Cleaning Lab For Track Marks And Edit Only To Cdr Krw Transfer To Eac To Tlh Flac Level 8 

Eric Bloom Vocals Guitar Keyboards 
Buck Dharma Guitar Vocals 
Alan Lanier Keyboards 
Jon Rogers Bass 
Ron Riddle Drums 

CD1 
01 Intro/R U Ready To Rock 
02 Dominance And Submission 
03 Eti 
04 Bucks Boogie 
05 Flaming Telepaths 
06 Take Me Away 

CD2 
01 Last Days Of May(Slight Cut At Start Of Song Due To Tape Flip) 
02 Me262 (Slight Gap Edited Together Right On Track 2) 
03 Joan Crawford 
04 Harvester Of Eyes 
05 Burnin'For You 
06 Godzilla/Drum Solo 
07 Don'T Fear The Reaper(Very End Cut Off) 

Joe Pass - 1988-04-30 - Wien, AT (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Joe Pass, g (solo on 1 - 4)

Damir Dikic, g

Bosko Petrovic, vibes

Source: Digital Satellite -> raw data to HDD, -> ProjectX -> TMPGEnc DVD Author -> Video_ts;

audio is 2 channel MP2@160

video:

MPEG-1/2 (MPGV) 720x576

audio:

MPEG2 stereo SR: 48000Hz Bit: 160 kb/s

01. Summertime

02. Joe's Blues

03. When You Wish (Upon A Star)

04. Satin Doll

05. Guten Tag, Florian

06. Giuseppe

07. Scrapple From The Apple

08. Bluesette

TT: 48:22

About the date: Joe Pass wears different suits on the solo and the trio tunes, so I guess this must be from to separate dates, one being a day before or after April 30. It's the same venue, so this is probably all from the Jazzfest Wien. Anyone knows the exact dates?

 

R.E.M. - 1989-04-30 - Orlando, FL (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

Source: 
"It's The End Of The World" Bootleg CD (Kiss The Stone Records Italy KTS005)-> WAV -> FLAC ( -> WAV -> SHN ·cbx·)

Quality: 
Excellent Soundboard (broadcast as Westwood One Radio Show)

01. Pop Song 89
02. Exhuming McCarthy
03. Welcome To The Occupation
04. Disturbance At The Heron House
05. Turn You Inside Out
06. Orange Crush
07. Feeling Gravity's Pull
08. Swan Swan H
09. Begin The Begin
10. Pretty Persuasion
11. I Believe
12. King Of Birds
13. Crazy
14. Finest Worksong
15. You Are The Everything
16. Academy Fight Song
17. Stand
18. Perfect Circle
19. Get Up
20. It's The End Of The World

Note: 
This Radio Show consists of tracks recorded on April 30th 1989 in Orlando and April 29th 1989 in Miami. These songs were mixed for the Westwood One Radio Show, it is unknown which songs were recorded at which venue.

Duran Duran - 1993-04-30 - Buenos Aires, ARG (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Silver CD: "Duran Duran In Concert"
Manufacturer: All Of Us.
Reference: AS 01

Lineage:
Silver CD ->Nero -> WAV -> Trader Little Helper -> FLAC8 -> 2U

01 - Breath after breath*
02 - Planet earth
03 - Hungry like a wolf
04 - Ordinary world
05 - Come undone
06 - Crystal ship**
07 - Girls on film
08 - Notorious
09 - Too much information
10 - Save a prayer
11 - Wild boys
12 - Rio

Duration: 72:05:00

*With Milton Nascimento
**Written by Jim Morrison