Can - 1975-08-06 - Arles, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Holger Czukay - Bass 
Michael Karoli - Guitar 
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums 
Irmin Schmidt - Keys 

01. Dizzy Dizzy 13:30
02. Bring Me Coffee or Tea 11:13 
03. Vitamin C 9:44 
04. Red Hot Indians/Meadow Sweet 23:07 
05. Chain Reaction/The Gypsy 22:51 

Total = 1:20:28 

SOURCE 1: FM recording, seven flac files with txt and md5, previously seeded here January '14 by fbauer. I was considering constructing a matrix of this and source 2, but frankly, the audio on this one is warbly and saturated, and source 2, even for an aud recording, is a significant improvement in fidelity. This may just be a more degenerated (but also more complete) tape copy of source 2. So I used this to patch in missing segments (e.g. starts of tracks 1+2, ends of tracks 2+5) 

SOURCE 2: Private 1st gen aud source, 3 flac files with txt. Needed work on track splits and transitions. Otherwise near-perfect sound. 

http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

This^ is the (un)official Can live guide. By re-sharing and supporting these upgrades we continue the legacy of the music, and help encourage others to (re) discover it. By spreading the word about cited concert recordings that have yet to surface, ESPECIALLY IF you live in Germany, France or Britain, WE CAN make more appear.

Can - 1975-05-18 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Roundhouse

Linage: 
unknown> cassette> Wav > Flac 

Holger Czukay – bass guitar
Michael Karoli – guitar, vocals,
Jaki Liebezeit – drums, percussion
Irmin Schmidt – keyboards

CD1
01 Chain Reaction 18:18
02 Bel Air 08:34
03 Dizzy Dizzy 10:07
04 Improvisation 08:50

CD2
01 Quantum Physics 19: 02
02 One More Night 12:10
03 Full Moon On The Highway 12:28

A stereo audience recording. Sound quality is perfectly acceptable though not as good as the previous day’s show at Colchester. Not sure if this one has been widely circulated before. Exact lineage is unknown but it does sound very low generation.With thanks to Richard for the original transfer from his cassette.

Can - 1973-05-12 - Paris, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Can - Olympia, Paris 1973-05-12

Source: mixing desk/fm broadcast(?), generation unknown
SA90 cassette -> Protools -> AIFF -> FLAC

Quality: A-/B+

Damo Suzuki - vocals
Holger Czukay - bass
Michael Karoli - guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - drums
Irmin Schmidt - keyboards

CD1
01 Queueing Down (36:39)
02 One More Night (09:08)

CD2
03 Spoon / Stars and Lines (32:10)
04 Vitamin C (13:44)

This is a great recording of Can from '73 and I am curious to know if it might be from a French radio broadcast as opposed to a straight mixing desk recording. There is a slight tape hiss to it and a few minor audio defects i.e. slight muffling here and there, which to my ears sound the kind of generation artefacts you might expect from analogue copying. It is however a very enjoyable listen, check out the sample. This concert may have appeared on Dime during a flood of Can recordings about two years ago but this is from my source procured about from a dealer circa 2003/4.

CAN - 1968-1969 - Unreleased studio demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

CAN: Zhengzheng Rikang.

Liberated bootleg LP

Label: Norvenich. Cat: NORV 001LP

Year: 2006

Lineage: 
LP> transfer to digital unknown> FLac> realigned and split in Amadeus> XxACT Flac

01. Father Cannot Yell
02. Pnoom(h) 1
03. Little Star Of Bethlehem
04. Melting Away
05. (My) Connection
06. She Brings The Rain
07. Outside My Door
08. Pnoom(h) 2
09. Greyhounds Greyhound

Notes from Discogs http://www.discogs.com/Can-Zhengzheng-Rikang/release/756655

“Limited unofficial edition of demos recorded at Schloß Nörvenich between 1968 and 69, following the release of Delay 1968. In fact, different versions of half of the songs have been previously released, these songs are just different takes, unaltered recordings for studio releases and a few bonus unreleased songs (see: Greyhound Greyhounds and Melting Away).

No label or further information is contained within the art or on the album itself; whatever cutout carving was etched in was gutted from the vinyl. Apparently released 2006, number of copies pressed

Can - 1976-03-03 - Poitiers, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Lineage:
sbd > ? > cdr > eac > shn > FLAC > Me via soulseek > WAV w/ TLH > Adobe Audition 3 (DC bias adjust) > WAV > REAPER (speed adjustment, -0.22 semitones w/ Elastique 3 pro; fixed transition between tracks 5-6) > FLAC level 8

Holger Czukay - Bass
Michael Karoli - Guitar, vocals
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums
Irmin Schmidt - Keys
Thaiga Raj Ratnam - Vocals

01 - Morning Glory 11:47

02 - Bel Air 15:11

03 - Dizzy Dizzy 12:04

04 - Applause :08

05 - Mother Sky 9:39

06 - I Want More/Gomorrha/Improvisation/Vernal Equinox 30:36

07 - Vitamin C (fades) 6:33

TT = 1:25:58 

This is a totally manic, hot, and high-strung concert board rec of the group in an experimental phase. Ratnam sounds a screw or two loose, especially in "Bel Air" when he begins screaming "DESTRUCTION... DEEESTRUUCTIOOOOOOOON!!" 
"Vitamin C" sadly fades before it really revs up into "fully operational Can" gear. Nonetheless, this concert is a favorite of mine, and I hope everyone will like this revision as much as I do. 

Can - 1976-03-02 - Bordeaux, FR (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Holger Czukay - Bass
Michael Karoli - Guitar
Jaki Liebezeit - Drums
Irmin Schmidt - Keys
Thaiga Raj Ratnam - Voice

01 - Morning Glory 11:11

02 - Yoo Doo Right 12:20

03 - Spree/Vertigo 14:40

TT = 00:38:11

Unknown lineage audience source, very good sound! Never available before in lossless except very privately. The instrumental opener is one of my all-time favorite Can performances! The vocal contributions from Thaiga Raj Ratnam of the Philippines are unique, to say the least. Grab this one!!

http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm

this^ is the (un)official Can live guide. By re-sharing and supporting these upgrades we continue the legacy of the music, and help encourage others to (re) discover it. By spreading the word about cited concert recordings that have yet to surface, ESPECIALLY IF you live in Germany, France or Britain, WE CAN make more appear.

Can - 1975-01-17/29 - Paris, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard Flac)

Lineage: Soundboard > ? > 2Nd Or 3Rd Gen Cassette > Flac

Bataclan, Paris - 17/1/75
Cd1...
1. Untitled  12'20"
2. Dizzy Dizzy  16'51"
3. Quantum Physics  12'14"
4. Splash/Gomorrah  12'43"
5. Chain Reaction/Meadow Sweet  21'05"

Cd2...
1. Untitled  3'08"
2. Untitled  9'09"

Bataclan, Paris - 29/1/75
3. Full Moon On The Highway  11'04"
4. Pinch/Improvisation  28'10"
5. Meadow Sweet  12'03"

Tt = 2:18:35

Compiled From 2 Different Tapes Of The Same Gig!
Each Had Material In Common, But Were Different Incomplete Selections.
Cd1 & Cd2 Tracks 1 & 2 Come From A Tape Billed As Paris 17/1/75.
Cd2 Tracks 3/4/5 From A Tape Labelled Bataclan, Paris 29/1/75.

CAN - 1976-01-16 - Grenoble, FR (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Source: Dime id 111267 sbd> ?> cdr> eac> shn> Xact> Amadeaus> Xact> Flac> 
Nero (TomP edit)> TLH (flac 6 +SBE/decode check) 

Quality: Worth an A+ now 
========================= 

Prompted by the current Can-flood, I re-discovered this long forgotten jewel, which was posted and a combination with the 
London 1976 set - and a great one it is !! With the remastering I did, it sounds even better. 

Holger Czukay bass guitar 
Michael Karoli guitar, vocals, 
Jaki Liebezeit drums, percussion 
Irmin Schmidt keyboards 

01 - Pinch + Improvisation 10:15 
02 - Dizzy Dizzy 08:32 
03 - Chain Reaction + Half Past One 23:04 
04 - Vernal Equinox + Improvisation 20:56 
05 - Ibis + Improvisation 15:00 

Total = 77:47 

Edit details: 

Fixed large balance offsets to left 
Corrected volume fluctuations 
Fixed inter-track gaps / discontinuities / repeated sections 
Phase offset correction, moved left channel -1 sample 
Bass EQ +2dB 
Re-tracked, combining several short tracks 
Flac tagging (Tag&Rename)

CAN - 1975-10-24 - Saarbrucken, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Linage:
unknown> CDR> XxACT CD Extraction> Flac

Holger Czukay – bass guitar
Michael Karoli – guitar, vocals,
Jaki Liebezeit – drums, percussion
Irmin Schmidt – keyboards

CD1:
01 Twenty-Five-Forty-Two (25:42)
02 Sixteen-Zero-Three (16:03)
03 Nine-Zero-Eight (09:08)
04 Twenty-Fifteen (20:15)

CD2:
01 Thirty-Five-Twenty-One (35:21)
02 Zero-Eight-Nineteen (08:19)

Notes:
An audience recording of excellent quality. Generation unknown but most likely very low. Received in a trade on CDR in about 2006. Titles are fictitious and I'm not that clued up to make any sense of the listings given at http://all-blues.de/music/kraut/canlive.htm#1975.

Can - 1973-08-25 - Edinburgh, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Empire Theatre

Lineage:
Cassette received by 'wreka' (thanks!) in 1976, believed to be early generation SBD or AUD copy from the recordings made at most live performances by Holger Czukay. 

Transfer: 
CD > EAC > Nero > EAC > Flac Frontend (level 6)

Changes Made (Nero 7):
Cross-mixed tracks (87:13), bass and drums more dynamic / clear & balance improved Reduced Right channel by 5% to centre stereo balance
Appled Nero noise print NR
Fixed glitches at 1.01, 6.36-38 (tr01) 0.59, 3.10-13, 7.34, 10.33 (tr02) 6.38 (tr03) 2.30 (tr05) - plus multiple small volume drops throughout
Applied +3dB high frequency EQ
Fixed multiple volume / balance swings in tr 01, tr02, tr04 & tr05
Raised volume levels of tr04 & 5 by +6dB
Deleted silences between tracks & unrelated volume bursts before abrupt applause ends
Matched applause levels / eq & crossfaded tracks for reasonably smooth transitions
- wreka, only a very few seconds of crowd noise have been lost

Quality: Must be worth an A+ for the performance and the vintage

Irmin Schmidt - Keyboards
Michael Karoli - Guitar
Holger Czukay - Bass
Jaki Liebezeit  -Drums

Set List (69.18)

13.52 Soup
30.30 Stone Strike
10.03 Hakucho No Uta (Swan No Song)
08.49 Hot Day in Koeln *
06.00 I'm Your Doll *

* Overdubs by Michikao Nakao

Can - 1970-xx-xx - Soest, DE (mkv pro-shot)

(mkv pro-shot)

From the Rockpalast Archive
Mixed Media Show
Soest, Germany
Winter 1970

Video: AVC, profile High@L4.0, 1280 X 720 50p, 4:3 in 16:9 frame
Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 448 kbps
Lineage: WDR HD > TT S2-3200 > DVB Viewer > VideoReDo H.264 (cut, chapters) > MKVToolNix (mkv)

Holger Czukay – bass
Irmin Schmidt – keyboards
Michael Karoli – guitar
Jaki Liebezeit – drums
Damo Suzuki – vocals

00. Intro
01. Sense All of Mine
02. Oh Yeah
03. I Feel Allright
04. Mother Sky
05. Deadlock
06. Bring Me Coffee or Tea
07. Don't Turn the Light On, Leave Me Alone
08. Paperhouse

TT: 1:24:29. Chaptered. 

Captured by Pawel