Led Zeppelin - Grandiloquence (SBD/AUD/FLAC) 9 CDs by ANTRABATA

(Soundboard audience FLAC)

Grandiloquence 9 cd set limited to 325 copies, this is #141.  ANTRABATA

Silvers > EAC > FLAC

CD1  
Seattle   1973-07-17  Audience
1. Intro
2. Rock and Roll
3. Celebration Day
4. Black Dog
5. Over the Hills and Far Away
6. Misty Mountain Hop
7. Since I've Been Loving You
8. No Quater

CD2 
Seattle   1973-07-17    Audience
1. The Song Remains the Same
2. Rain Song
3. Dazed and Confused

CD3  
Seattle   1973-07-17  Audience
1. Stairway to Heaven
2. Moby Dick
3. Heartbreaker
4. Whole lot of Love
5. The Ocean

CD4  
Seattle   1973-07-17      Desktape
1. Intro
2. Rock and Roll
3. Celebration Day
4. Black Dog
5. Over the Hills and Far Away
6. Misty Mountain Hop
7. Since I've Been Loving You
8. No Quater
9. The Song Remains the Same
10. Rain Song

CD5  
1973-07-17   Desktape
1. Dazed and Confused
2. Stairway to Heaven

CD6    
Madison Square Garden    1973-07-27 Desktape
1. Stairway to Heaven
2. Moby Dick
3. Heartbreaker
4. Whole lot of Love
5. The Ocean

CD7   
Chicago 1973-07-06       Desktape
1. Rock and Roll
2. Celebration Day
3. Black Dog
4. Over the Hills and Far Away
5. Misty Mountain Hop
6. Since I've Been Loving You
7. No Quater
8. The Song Remains the Same

CD8   
Chicago  1973-07-06    Desktape
1. Dazed and Confused
2. Stairway to Heaven

CD9 
Chicago 1973-07-06    Desktape
1. Moby Dick
2. Heartbreaker
3. Whole lot of Love
4. Communication Breakdown

(including both audience and soundboard of Seattle July 17, 1973, New York July 27, 1973 and Chicago July 6, 1973 soundboards) were created as a opening boxes in a form of a deluxe cloth bound books that housing CDs inside their own picture sleeves. Now these boxed sets are highly

U2 - Salome The [Axtung Beibi] Outtakes (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

1991
Hansa Ton Studios
Berlin, Germany

Original Bootleg > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Disc 1 (65:42)
01. Salome (6:01)
02. Where Did It All Go Wrong? (4:12)
03. Where Did It All Go Wrong? (3:46)
04. Heaven And Hell (6:49)
05. Doctor Doctor (2:38)
06. Jitterbug Baby [The Fly] (3:59)
07. Salome (9:18)
08. Salome (5:38)
09. Sunset In Colors / Chances Away [Until The End of The world] (14:59)
10. Chances Away [Until The End of The world] (1:43)
11. I Feel Free [Until The End of The world] (6:35) 

Disc 2 (68:28)
01. I Feel Free [Until The End of The world] (4:33)
02. Sweet Baby Jane (2:04)
03. Morning Child / Don't Turn Around [Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses] (5:39)
04. Morning Child / Don't Turn Around [Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses] (4:02)
05. Morning Child / Don't Turn Around [Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses] (5:11)
06. Take Today [North And South Of The river] (6:35)
07. Even Better Than The Real Thing (4:55)
08. She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around (7:49)
09. She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around (7:44)
10. Back Mask U2 [So Cruel] (5:36)
11. She's Gonna Turn Your Head Around (7:42)
12. Take Today [North And South Of The river] (6:32)

Disc 3 (74:14)
01. Someone (1:08)
02. Back Mask U2 [So Cruel] (3:15)
03. Acrobat (4:21)
04. Salome (5:59)
05. Morning Child / Don't Turn Around [Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses] (5:13)
06. Take You Down (5:19)
07. Going Down South (5:38)
08. Salome (3:51)
09. Salome (13:09)
10. Salome (6:05)
11. Salome (8:07)
12. Salome (12:03)

From For Love Or Money:
This infamous bootleg of the 'Achtung Baby' sessions. Unlike the majority of the numerous other CD pressings of this material, this was mastered directly from the DAT's that U2 produced as working tapes during the recording sessions. As such, the recording quality is outstanding. The titles I have used here match those found in the Salome "pseudo liner notes" (I'm not sure of the author of that document, but it can be found at several U2 WWW sites. Quite interesting.). Many of these songs are early versions of 'Achtung Baby' tracks, while others are unique and unreleased songs or musical "ideas". The material is somewhat repetitive (nine versions of Salome), but provides interesting insight into the development and evolution of the songs. I don't know of any bootlegged 'Achtung Baby' session material which does not appear on this recording. Earlier pressings have Tracks 9 and 10 on Disc 1 indexed together. There are no titles anywhere on the packaging. The back cover simply lists the length of each track. Discs 1 and 2 are listed as having only 11 tracks each.

From U2 Station:
This was the release that had been deemed "too hot" to ever be pressed. The complete three and half hours worth of material were now available as a triple compact disc set. Since these CD's were mastered from the original DAT recordings, there's no quality loss between the original working tapes and these CD's. Thus the sound quality is far superior to the LP's. The title (Salome) is believed to have been a working title used during the Achtung Baby sessions, but it's not clear which song it was referring to.

Cream - 1967-11-14 - Stockholm, SWE (AUD/FLAC) "Steppin' Razor" Mid Valley 383

(Audience FLAC)

review here

Steppin' Razor
Mid Valley 383

Lineage:
AUD>?>CDR>EAC>FLAC LEVEL 6

Eric Clapton guitar and vocals 
Jack Bruce bass and vocals 
Ginger Baker drums 

01 Introduction 
02 Tales Of Brave Ulysses 
03 Sunshine Of Your Love 
04 Sleepy Time Time 
05 Stepping Out 
06 Train Time 
07 Toad 
08 I'm So Glad 

Frank Zappa - 1970-11-14 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC) Early & Late show

(Soundboard FLAC)

Fillmore East

Lineage: 
SBD>MR>Reel>Alesis Masterlink>CD

Quality: A+ Stereo Soundboard

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

LATE SHOW
01 Jam to get Grace Slick onstage
02 Sanzini Brothers
03 Little House I Used To Live In
04 Penis Dimension
05 Mudshark
06 Holiday In Berlin
07 Cruising For Burgers
08 Sanzini Brothers’ Pyramid Trick
09 What Will This Morning Bring Me This Evening?
10 What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are
11 Bwana Dik
12 Latex Solar Beef
13 Daddy, Daddy, Daddy
14 Do You Like My New Car?
15 Happy Together
16 Wonderful Wino
17 Concentration Moon Pt. 1
18 Sanzini Brothers’ School Of Broadcast
19 Jeff Simmons’ Bass Solo
20 Concentration Moon Pt. 2
21 Mom And Dad
22 Encore Jam//

These two shows have been bootlegged to death, but chopped into pieces, mixed with other stuff and stuck back together. Here are unedited transfers of true 1st gen reels. The sound quality is unbeatable. There has been debate about the true date of these recordings, and indeed the original files appear to be dated incorrectly. Based on info available about Grace Slick's whereabouts at the time, it is almost certain that the show listed here as 11/14/70 Late is the correct date. It also likely that the Early show listed here is fact an early set, but it's at best a guess that is also from the 14th, as there were also two shows on the 13th.

Pink Floyd - 1970-11-14 - Hamburg, DE (AUD/SHN)

(Audience SHN)

Ernst-Merck Halle

lineage
Mics and recorder unknown > generation unknown Reel to Reel Scotch 207 recorded at 3 3/4 ips > Playback Deck: Akai GX-747 > Nikko 32 Band EQ > Akai DR16 Digital Hard Disk Recorder > Sony PCM-R500 DAT Recorder > Sony DAT Tape > HHB CDR-800 Compact Disc Recorder > HHB CDR > WAV > SHN

CD1
01 Astronomy Domine
02 Fat Old Sun
03 Cymbaline
04 Atom Heart Mother
05 Interstellar Overdrive
(This has also been called Corrosion / Pict
I've always thought it had elements of Interstellar Overdrive
There is a Rant by Roger at the end similar to the one at
the end of Pict but I've always thought Roger was sort of telling
the Germans off about something. I just can't really justify calling it Pict.)

CD2
01 The Embryo
02 Green Is The Colour
03 Careful With That Axe, Eugene
04 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
05 Saucerful Of Secrets

notes
The source for this CD-r release is a reel to reel tape recorded at 3 3/4 ips. I received it in trade from a guy in Chicago. This was one of the first shows I ever received in trade. I got it early in 1973. At that time it was only identified as Germany 1970. Many years later another tape trader told me he thought it was a fairly rare, low generation recording of 1970-11-14 Ernst-Merck Halle Hamburg Germany.

There are some bad edits on the reels I have. The sound made by releasing the pause on a reel to reel deck. I have left these intact for the most part since they also contain some program material.

A few years ago I did the first analog to digital transfer of this tape. I gave it out to one person and they copied and traded it. For this new release I have remastered it from my reel to reel tape. I think it's better than the first one.

Joe Cocker - 1972-11-14 - Oklahoma City, OK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Silver boot CD - "Shut Out The Light"

Issued on OIL WELL label,Italy,1994, RSC CD 026.

My silver CD>wave(EAC)>flac8(TLH)

Excellent quality to my ears.

Lineup unknown.

01. With A Little Help
02. Song For You
03. Allright, Whatcha Gonna Do
04. Guilty
05. Put Out The Light
06. Feelin' Allright
07. A Whiter Shade Of Pale
08. You Are So Beautiful
09. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
10. The Letter

Frank Zappa - 1974-11-14 - Rochester, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Frank Zappa

& The Mothers Of Invention

War Memorial Auditorium

Rochester, NY

1974 11 14

~~ 2nd gen copy from Dick Barber's SBD recording fragment ~~

Contributed by robsam and

transferred by doctorzap (DR-1)

Lowest gen version currently available,

upgrade to all previously circulated versions.

Current FZshows entry:

1974 11 14 - War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, NY

30 min, SBD, A-

The first 10 min of the 40 min version previously listed are actually from the end of the 1974 11 06 SBD from Pittsburgh.

Village Of The Sun, Echidna's Arf, Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?,

Camarillo Brillo, Montana, Yellow Snow Suite

This copy: 30.49 min, SBD 2nd, A- mono (B+ for distorted and flawed parts)

Lineage: Maxell XLII 2nd gen SBD > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither >

TLH > Soundforge 9: speed correction, volume level & phase offset adjustments, minor drop outs fixed > flac TLH lvl8 w/SBA (195 MB)

Taped by: unknown

Collected by: Dick Barber

Contributed by: robsam

Transferred by: doctorzap

Edited by: flambay

The Mothers Of Invention, June - December 1974:

FZ, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Tom Fowler (broken hand from Nov 20 to Dec 3),

George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Chester Thompson,

Mike Urso (substitute, Nov 23), James "Bird Legs" Youmans (substitute, Nov 24 to Dec 3)

01 Village Of The Sun [0:44] °°° cuts in, start missing

02 Echidna's Arf [3:21]

03 Don't You Ever Wash That Thing? (q: Who Needs The Peace Corps?) [4:12] °°° cuts off

04 Camarillo Brillo [0:18] °°° cuts in

05 Montana [7:51]

06 tuning, banter [1:22]

07 Yellow Snow Suite [12:59]

Total time (SBD fragment) 30.49 min

Notes:

No fills currently available.

A supposedly circulating AUD source of this show, mentioned here by bburnett, has never surfaced.

Rainbow - 1975-11-14 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

BOOTLEG TITLE : The 4th Gig (Rising Arrow)

Released Pressed CD -> EAC -> Flac
Sound Quality : Normal sound quality

Blackmore
Powell
Dio
Carey
Bain

CD1
01-Ritchie Blackmore Guitar Solo
02-Do You Close Your Eyes
03-Self Portrait
04-Sixteenth Century Greensleeves
05-Catch The Rainbow
06-Man On The Silver Mountain

CD2
01-Tony Carey Keyboards Solo
02-Stargazer
03-A Light In The Black
04-Still I'm Sad
05-Cozy Powell Drums Solo
06-Still I'm Sad

Distorted sound.
I think, this is the same source as bootleg called "Second Night In New York". But this is natural than it.

Eric Clapton - 1976-11-14 - Houston, TX (SBD/FLAC) "It’s Layla’s Birthday"

(Soundboard FLAC)

Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, TX

lineage:
Mid Valley Silvers>FLAC via Switch Sound File Converter Plus

CD1
01: Introduction
02: Hello Old Friend
03: Sign Language
04: Layla
05: Key to the Highway
06: Tell the Truth
07: Can't Find My Way Home
08: All Our Past Times

CD2
01: Blues Power
02: One Night
03: I Shot the Sheriff
04: Further On Up the Road

Santana - 1976-11-14 - Edinburgh, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage: 
CDR from a trade/CDEx/Adobe Audition/TLH/Flacfrontend/you

Carlos Santana
Jose “Chepito” Areas
Tom Coster
Graham Lear
Luther Rabb
Raul Rekow
Pablo Tellez

Guests:
*Gregg Rolie #9-#12
*Neal Schon #9-#12
Aynsley Dunbar(not sure which songs he plays on)

CD1: 70.44
01. Carnaval/Let The Children Play/Jugando
02. Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen
03. Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana)
04. Let The Music Set You Free
05. Samba Pa Ti
06. Savor/Toussaint L’Overture
07. Toussaint L’Overture
08. Let Me
09. Just In Time To See The Sun*
10.Song Of The Wind*
11.Taboo*

CD2: 20.37
12. Soul Sacrifice*
13. Europa
14. Maria Caracoles

This is truly an extraordinary show, since this is the one and only show I know of that features"Just in time to see the sun" as well as "Song of the wind" with both Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie. Journey and Santana shared the bill at the 76 European Tour. Santana at its best!

Queen - 1975-11-14 - Liverpool, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Queen

Liverpool, UK

Empire Theatre

November 14, 1975

lineage

AUD > Master Cassette (?) > WAV (GoldWave fixes) > FLAC level 8

CD1

01) Bohemian Rhapsody (tape & rock part)

02) Ogre Battle

03) Sweet Lady

04) White Queen

05) Flick Of The Wrist

06) Bohemian Rhapsody (verses)

07) Killer Queen

08) The March Of The Black Queen

09) Bohemian Rhapsody (reprise)

10) Bring Back That Leroy Brown

11) The Prophet's Song

12) Stone Cold Crazy

13) Doing All Right

14) Son And Daughter

15) guitar solo

16) Keep Yourself Alive [cut]

CD2

01) Liar

02) In The Lap Of The Gods...Revisited

03) Now I'm Here

04) Big Spender

05) Jailhouse Rock

This will undoubtedly make quite a few people blow their goo in all the right ways !

Previously uncirculated, this is the first show of the A Night At The Opera tour, which means it's the first live recording of Bohemian Rhapsody - pretty historically significant. This recording is presumably from the master tape, but unconfirmed at this time. A bunch of collectors combined to buy this tape from an auction, and let me assure you it was not cheap !!

There is some bass distortion. Since it's mono and there was more tape hiss in the left channel, I copied the right channel on top of it. I also slowed it down as the tape played slightly too quickly.

Freddie's speech after Sweet Lady is missing for a tape flip (White Queen through Keep Yourself Alive are a 45 minute side of a tape) and God Save The Queen is missing. The show is otherwise complete.

Although Mercury delivers an excellent Sweet Lady, the band almost train wreck after the second chorus ! Essential listening here.

Note the interesting combination of Son And Daughter and Keep Yourself Alive via Brian May's solo, part of a four song mini-set from their debut album.

Cheap Trick - 1977-11-14 - Pittsburgh, PA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Title: Piitsburgh 1977 BFOC Edition

Venue: Stanley Theatre

Audience: FLAC Level 8

Lineage: Unknown, CD> wave > Sony Soundforge > FLAC
Art: wayshway (bigfatorangecat)

01. Hello There

02. Come On, Come On

03. Elo Kiddies

04. Speak Now

05. Big Eyes

06. Southern Girls

07. Downed

08. You're A Loser

09. Ain't That A Shame

10. He's A Whore

11. Please, Mrs. Henry

12. Goodnight

13. Clock Strikes Ten

14. Auf Wiedersehen

01. Removed the tape hiss without messing with the fidelity of the recording. It was way out of control. It also really bass heavy. I brought down some of the bass 

02. Speed Adjustment 
03. I removed most of the light crackles that happened randomly throughout the show.

The Ramones - 1977-11-14 - Acres Utica, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

SOURCE:
FM, VINYL

LINEAGE:
Vinyl > Sharp Optonica RP-2626 > Ortofon OMB 20 > selfmade pre-amp > SBLive! > HD > WAV > normalized to 98%, than track splitting > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend, level 8 [Vinyl was unplayed, rip in 2001]

01 Rockaway Beach
02 Teenage Lobotomy
03 Blitzkrieg Bop
04 I Remember You
05 Glad To See You Go
06 Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
07 You're Gonna Kill That Girl
08 53rd & 3rd
09 Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
10 I Can't Give You Anything
11 Let's Dance
12 Here Today Gone Tomorrow
13 Surfin' Bird
14 Cretin Hop
15 Listen To My Heart
16 California Sun
17 I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You
18 Pinhead

notes
A verry good rough (but not too rough) sounding Ramones bootleg, also known as "eaten alive Vol.1". It sounds like the Ramones always should be in live recordings... Quality 9/10 The source is vinyl, but believe me, no scatches or other noise will remember you that this is vinyl. It sounds like a good tape!

U.K. - 1979-11-14 - Long Beach, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 134"

U.K.

Long Beach Arena

Long Beach, CA

November 14, 1979

Mike Millard First-Generation Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 134

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

JEMS Transfer: Mike Millard First-Generation Cassettes > Nakamichi RX-505 azimuth adjustment) > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 capture 2496 > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > MBIT+ resample to 1644 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

John Wetton - bass, vocals

Terry Boxzio - drums

Eddie Jobson - violin, keyboards

01 In the Dead Of Night

02 Nostalgia

03 Rendezvous 6:02

04 Night After Night

05 The Only Thing She Needs

06 Waiting For You

Known Faults:

-In The Dead of the Night: joined in progress.

-Likely missed before it are "As Long As You Want Me Here," "Alaska" and "Presto Vivace"

Todd Rundgren - 1979-11-14 - Tarrytown, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Westchester Theater

lineage:

WCOZ Boston 94.1 FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever with wire FM antenna > Teac reel to reel recorder (unknown model #, no dolby) > Maxell UD 35-90 master reel (normal bias) rec. @ 3.3/4 ips > played on Akai GX-77 reel deck into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Todd Rundgren: lead vocals and guitar

Kasim Sulton: bass, keyboards, vocals

Roger Powell: keyboards, synthesizer, vocals

John "Willie" Wilcox: drums

01 - radio introduction :30

02 - the last of the new wave riders 4:18

03 - back on the street 4:20

04 - love of the common man 3:56

05 - caravan 8:04

06 - 96 tears 2:58

07 - trapped 3:10

08 - shot in the dark 4:01

09 - the last ride 5:18

10 - the road to utopia 4:16

11 - gangrene 4:07

12 - rock love 5:03

13 - the death of rock and roll 4:00

14 - love in action > 3:21

15 - couldn't I just tell you 4:25

16 - anyway, anyhow, anywhere 4:22

17 - love is the answer 5:09

18 - just one victory 6:23

19 - radio credits :24

runtime: 78:06 (minutes/seconds)

Weather Report - 1980-11-14 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon (Jazamo Tweek Version)

In the gagle of Weather Report audience shows posted recently, I thought I'd re-post this soundboard recorded in 1980 in London, and which is probably only 2/3 of the nights set, Alas Incomplete. Still with excellent sound quality it's well worth the bytes, the band just smokes, Jaco performs one of his Best Solo's EVER on track-7, and Joe ... is just Out of his Mind!!! I have made a few tweeks (listed below) to improve your overall listening experience. All Praise to the original seeder Mr Mags, and as always Your Comments are Appreciated!!!

Joe Zawinul - Keyboards
Wayne Shorter - Sax
Jaco Pastorius - Fretless Electric Bass
Peter Erskine - Drums
Robert Thomas Jr. - Percussion

1) Fast City (8:11)
2) Madagascar (18:06)
3) Dream Clock (10:18)
4) Night Passage (10:19)
5) Three Views of a Secret (8:00)
6) Port of Entry (9:28)
7) Bass Solo (12:07)
8) Brown Street (17:06)

Total Time: 1:33:34

Original Mags Lineage:
SBD>?>Cdr from Trade>EAC>FLAC

8/2/2013 Lineage:
Original Flac > Tweeks > Re-align Sector Boundries > Flac > Check Decode > Traders little Helper

Jazamo Tweeks:
long silence before cut-in on track-1 and I removed approx 7 seconds of dead air. Pre-recorded Orchestral "Show Intro" cut-in on track-1 so I added Faded-in to smooth intro (listen to sample). On track-7 for unknown reasons the volume was very low for the first 6 minutes of Jaco's solo so I increased the volume (+12db), and then increased volume another +1.5 db overall. Removed 22 seconds of silence at the beggining of track-7. Increased volume on track-5 (+2db) & track-8 (+3db). At the end of the song on track-8 removed mic bump and faded out deleting 9 seconds of the track length. Re-named all tracks.

Jazamo Notes:
The Audience is not mic'd, and barely audible throughout which gives this set an In-Studio sound. So there is silence between the songs, but gives you the pace of the set. Additionally there is no banter. Jaco performs one of his best solo's ever on track-7 including "Blackbird", "Purple Haze", & "Them Changes" vamps. There have been 3 uploads of this show in Dime each time adding 2 songs, the dates vary as either November 14th or 16th 1980. Hopefully the complete set will see the light of day someday soon. This is an excellent sounding show, and (get this) not one track appears on the commercially released "Live & Unreleased" CD. A compilation which cut into 3 Weather Report soundboard boots in circulation upon it's release.

David Crosby - 1981-11-14 - Albany, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(soundboard FLAC)

J.B. Scotts, Albany, New York

DAVID CROSBY (with Carl Scwinnerman)

01. The Lee Shore
02. Page 43
03. For Free
04. Carry Me
05. Homeward Through The Haze / Bittersweet
06. Delta
07. Guinevere
08. Deja Vu
09. Low Down Paymenet
10. Triad
11. Wooden Ships
12. Long Time Gone

Donovan - 1981-11-14 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Donovan

Paris Threatre, London

14th November 1981

"Welcome to the Paris Theatre".

Recorded by the BBC, from two seperate sources which is likely the complete concert, or as much as was broadcast.

Very good quality mono - from FM radio broadcast(s).

source 1 - recent torrent on ttd

source 2 - received or downloaded files - tested 100% CDDA

Speed increased by 2 percent to match the Croydon (UK) 1981 show (the latter was the same speed both on an Australian broadcast, and a BBC CD).

Donovan Leitch, Guitar & Vocals

Danny Thompson, Bass

Tony Roberts, Flute, Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone

John Stevens, Drums

Astrella Leitch - vocals

01 Sunshine Superman (source 2)

02 Jennifer Juniper (source 2)

03 Lalena (source 2)

04 Universal Soldier (source 2)

05 Catch The Wind (source 2)

06 Love is only feeling (with Astrella Leitch on vocals) (source 2)

07 Lady Of The Flowers (source 2)

08 Johnny Tuff (source 2)

09 Neutron (source 2)

10 Hurdy gurdy man (source 1)

11 Colours (source 1)

12 Season of the witch (source 1)

13 Mellow yellow (source 1)

14 Hurdy gurdy man (cuts out, source 2)

U2 - 1981-11-14 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

U2 1981-11-14 - Boston, Massachusetts, The Orpheum Theater (WBCN-FM re-broadcast)

WBCN-FM re-broadcast of March 11, 2009

Source/lineage:

FM stereo radio>PC>Soundforge>WAV>tracked in Soundforge>WAVs>SBEs repaired, checksum and FLAC-8 files created in Trader's Little Helper

01 rebroadcast radio intro 0:26

02 original mc's intro 0:32

03 Gloria 4:39

04 Another Time, Another Place 3:58

05 I Threw a Brick Through a Window 4:09

06 An Cat Dubh/Into the Heart 6:50

07 With a Shout 3:57

08 Rejoice 3:35

09 The Cry/The Electric Co. 4:57

10 I Fall Down 2:53

- [station break removed]

11 October 2:12

12 Stories For Boys 3:05

13 I Will Follow 3:42

14 Twilight 4:11

15 Out of Control 4:09

- [station break removed]

encore:

16 Fire 3:33

17 11 O'Clock Tick Tock/ The Ocean 8:46 [a dropout occurs midway through the track]

18 radio outro 0:16

total time: 65:59

This recording was broadcast as part of the lead-in to the broadcast later in the evening of U2's performance at the Somerville Theater in Somerville, Massachusetts on March 11, 2009. I edited out two station breaks where indicated; no music was removed. The broadcast signal went dead for a few seconds in the last track, unfortunately.

Jerry Garcia Band - 1982-11-14 - Waltham, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Jerry Garcia Band - November 14, 1982
Brandeis University Gym - Waltham, Massachusetts

Nakamichi CM-300 (CP-1) x2 > Cassette Master
(Sony TCD5M/Maxell UDXLII C-90)

Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1) > Korg MR-1000 (1-bit/5.6MHz) >
Audiogate (1-bit/5.6MHz > 16-bit/44.1KHz) > cdwav (edits)

Disc One
Set 1:
01 tuning
02 How Sweet It Is
03 Catfish John
04 That's What Love Will Make You Do
05 Simple Twist of Fate
06 Deal

Set 2:
07 tuning
08 The Harder They Come

Disc Two
Set 2 cont.:
01 They Love Each Other
02 Valerie
03 Run for the Roses
04 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
05 Tangled Up In Blue

Encore:
06 Midnight Moonlight

Notes - Tape flip in Deal spliced at 0:03 (Soundforge 9.0).
Recorded by Bob Morris  - thanks to Sam for help.
Transferred & edited by Bob M 9/09.
Flaced and shared by Chuck T./Crazyfingers