Richard Thompson - 1990-02-28 - Raleigh, NC (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

RICHARD THOMPSON

ABRACADABRA CLUB,

RALEIGH,N.C.,USA

FEBRUARY 28,1990

lineage

CASSETTE SB MASTER > EDIROL USB UA-1EX AUDIO INTERFACE > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > TRADERS LITTLE HELPER > FLAC

CD1

01 - I Misunderstood (Cuts In)

02 - Talk

03 - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning

04 - Shoot Out The Lights

05 - Waltzing'S For Dreamers

06 - Turning Of The Tide

07 - Pharaoh

08 - Two Left Feet

09 - I Still Dream

10 - Talk

11 - Push And Shove

12 - Talk/Neighbors

13 - Psycho Street

CD2

01 - How Many Times

02 - Wall Of Death

03 - When The Spell Is Broken

04 - Talk

05 - Jerusalem On The Jukebox

06 - Talk

07 - Happy Birthday

08 - Al Bowly'S In Heaven

09 - Don'T Roll Those Bloodshot Eyes At Me

10 - Talk

11 - Hurdy Gurdy Man Tease

12 - Talk

13 - You Can'T Win

14 - Talk

15 - Valerie (Slight Cut Near The Beginning)

16 - Crowd/Talk

17 - End Of The Rainbow

18 - Substitute

19 - Crowd/Talk

20 - Oh I Swear

21 - Tear Stained Letter

Jeff Buckley - 1996-02-28 - Melbourne, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Palais Theatre

The Hard Luck Tour

SOURCE
Excellent Soundboard recording

Lineage: 
SBD > ?? > Trade (DVD-R Data disc) > FLAC

Dream Brother
01 Mood Swing Whiskey 5:41
02 Mojo Pin 5:14
So Real
03 I Woke Up In A Strange Place 5:19
What Will You Say
Last Goodbye
04 Lilac Wine (Nina Simone) 5:25
05 Eternal Life 5:58
Kick Out The Jams (MC5)
Lover, You Should've Come Over
06 Grace 5:39
07 Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) 6:40
08 Last Month Of The Year (traditional) 1:48
Vancouver

Total running time: 41:44

Foo Fighters - 2011-02-28 - Cologne, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

1Live Radio Konzert

Source: PRO #1 - soundboard recording
Quality: A (for my taste)
Length: 98 Minutes - most likely incomplete, more songs might have been played
Generation: FM > COOL EDIT PRO 2.1 > WAV (44.1 kHz) > FLAC (level 8)

01 - Bridge Burning

02 - All My Life

03 - Times Like These

04 - White Limo

05 - Learn To Fly

06 - My Hero

07 - Up In Arms

08 - Long Road To Ruin

09 - Rope

10 - Generator

11 - The Pretender

12 - Enough Space

13 - Cold Day In The Sun

14 - Stacked Actors

15 - These Days

16 - Breakout

17 - Skin And Bones

18 - Monkey Wrench

19 - Hey, Johnny Park

20 - Everlong

...
Transferred by Patrick H.

Notes:
Exclusive concert, organized by 1Live, a radio station from Cologne. This show was limitted to only 600 people. Tickets weren't sold. You could only win them during a lottery in the radio or a few websites. Too bad a lot of people were unlucky enough to stay at home, including myself. Fortunately, the concert was broadcast live. Still great. I connected my radio with an instrument cable through my guitar Preamp into my PCs soundcard. No equalizing, no effects.

Katie Melua - 2011-02-28 - Paris, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

broadcasting 2011-04-02

GENERATION

FM[Europe1] > .WAV[16bits/44kHz] > .FLAC Lvl.8[16bits/44kHz]

SOURCE

Soundboard > Unknown

TRANSFER

FM(Aiwa XR MN-75) > Edirol r-09hr > SD > USB > decoupage (Magix audio cleanic 2004) > Db poweramp music converter

Taper/cover: Ballonatic - Photos: Rod @ www.le-hiboo.com

This radio station brodcast only on mono mode.

Tracks 10 & 11 were after track 05 in the original set, these two tracks were broadcast in second part after an long interview.

01 - Sailboat

02 - The flood

03 - I’d love to kill you

04 - Tiny allien

05 - A moment of madness

06 - Crawling up to the hill

07 - Call of the search

08 - Nine million bicycles

09 - Closest thing to crazy

10 - Red balloons

11 - The one love is you

AUDIO 1/1 (46mn)

Johnny Winter - 2012-02-28 - Cologne Bresciano, IT (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

cinema teatro parrocchiale

lineage
sbd> edirol r09 > 24/96 >cdr > flac

greystoke records

Johnny winter - vocal guitar
paul nelson - guitar
scott spray - bass g.
vito liuzzi - drums

01 - Intro instrumental jammin'

02 - Hideaway

03 - She likes to boogie real low

04 - Good morning little school girl

05 - Got my mojo working

06 - Johnny b goode

07 - Black jack

08 - Tore down

09 - Lone wolf

10 - Don't take advantage of me >gimme shelter

11 - Boney morony

12 - (I use to love her but) it's all over now

encores

13 - Dust my broom

14 - Highway 61 rev - 

Van Halen - 2012-02-28 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Venue: Madison Square Garden 

Source: Aud 

Lineage: CA-14 omni's -> CA9100 -> (Line In) -> 6" GAKables Mini starquad -> Sony PCMM10 

Transfer: Sandisk 16GB Class 4 micro mobile ultra, 24/96 -> HDD 

Audio software: iZotope RX 2 Advanced (resample-filter steepness [79], cutoff shift [0.98], Pre Ringing [1.0], post limiter [unchecked], Dither [normal], MBIT+, Ultra, Limiting of noise peaks [checked]) -> wav 16/44 -> CDWAV -> TLH -> Flac8 

Recorded and transferred by Drgiggles1 

Recorded approximately 100 feet below the south press box, Section 312, Row H with an array of speakers directly facing me stage right. 

01 Intro (2:06.00) 

02 You Really Got Me (3:22.00) 

03 Runnin' With The Devil (3:36.00) 

04 She's The Woman (2:59.00) 

05 Romeo Delight (5:01.00) 

06 Tattoo (5:15.00) 

07 Everybody Wants Some (7:34.00) 

08 Somebody Get Me a Doctor (3:28.00) 

09 China Town (3:27.00) 

10 Hear About it Later (4:52.00) 

11 (Oh) Pretty Woman (2:59.00) 

12 Drum Solo (4:22.00) 

13 Unchained (4:01.00) 

14 Trouble With Never (4:16.00) 

15 Dance The Night Away (3:46.00) 

16 I'll Wait (5:04.00) 

17 Hot For Teacher (5:06.00) 

18 Women In Love (4:26.00) 

19 Girl Gone Bad (4:38.00) 

20 Beautiful Girls (3:51.00) 

21 Ice Cream Man (5:35.00) 

22 Panama (3:53.00) 

23 Guitar solo (7:41.00) 

24 Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (4:52.00) 

25 Jump (5:48.07) 

Total Time: 111:58.07

Elton John - 2013-02-28 - Viña del Mar, CL (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Show or Bootleg Title:
LIV Festival Internacional de la Canción de Viña del Mar (February 28th, 2013)

Show Venue:
Anfiteatro Quinta Vergara - Viña del Mar, Chile

Source:
DVD - Pro Shot

Video Quality/Production Info:
A+++

Audio/Video Specs:
Video
ID : 224 (0xE0)
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Format profile : Main@Main
Format settings, BVOP : Yes
Format settings, Matrix : Custom
Format settings, GOP : M=3, N=18
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 7 201 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 9 592 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Standard : NTSC
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Top Field First
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.694
Color primaries : SMPTE 170M
Transfer characteristics : SMPTE 170M
Matrix coefficients : SMPTE 170M

Audio
ID : 189 (0xBD)-128 (0x80)
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Mode extension : CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness : Big
Muxing mode : DVD-Video
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 256 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits

Format:
NTSC

01 The Bitch Is Back
02 Bennie And The Jets
03 Tiny Dancer
04 Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
05 Philadelphia Freedom
06 Rocket Man (I Think It's Gonna Be A Long, Long Time)
07 I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues
08 Daniel
09 Sad Songs (Say So Much)
10 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me
11 Candle In The Wind
12 I'm Still Standing
13 Crocodile Rock
14 Saturday Night's Alright For Fights
15 Your Song

Menu: Yes
Chapters: Yes
Artwork: No (NEEDED!)

Finally the Elton John show at Viña 2013, HD broadcasted by Chilevision HD.
Actually, i could have done this around a week ago, but i wait till get a Full HD master for make the transfer and authoring, superb quality as always (thank to EliteHD for the recording).

Southside Johnny - 2015-02-28 - Asbury Park, NJ (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

"Prove It All Night: The Music Of Bruce Springsteen"
Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes
The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ
February 28, 2015

Southside Johnny - vocals, harmonica and percussion
Jeff Kazee - keyboards, accordion and percussion
John Conte - bass
Glenn Alexander - guitar
Bobby Bandiera - guitar (from Murder Incorporated through the end)
Tom Seguso - drums
Joe Bellia - percussion
Crispin Cioe - baritone sax
Doug DeHays - tenor sax
Chris Anderson - trumpet and percussion
Don Harris - trumpet and percussion
Neal Pawley - trombone and guitar

Source: master audience recording
Taper: larryrulz
Location: back of the room, facing L stacks
Sound: mp3 samples attached in the comments

Lineage:
CA-14 (cardioid) > Sony M10 (24/44) > Audacity (amplify, tracking) > TLH > FLAC 6 > foobar2000 (FLAC tags)

01 intro
02 Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?/Rosalita
03 Cover Me
04 All the Way Home
05 Something in the Night
06 Trapped Again
07 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
08 Johnny 99
09 Stolen Car
10 Prove It All Night
11 Kitty's Back
12 Waitin' on a Sunny Day
13 Fade Away
14 You Mean So Much to Me
15 Nebraska
16 Jack of All Trades
17 Murder Incorporated
18 The Fever
19 Talk to Me
20 Sherry Darling
21 Where the Bands Are

Encore:
22 When You Dance
23 This Time It’s for Real
24 Hearts of Stone

Time: 2:15:10

Notes: There was a ton of hype for this show, mainly due to the featured songwriter, who many hoped/prayed would make an appearance. Well he didn't, and the show went on. I was in a good spot, facing the stacks, but this is a bar on a Saturday night full of drunk people. During all the ballads you will hear the delightful voices of said people. During the first 5-6 songs, there is the added noise of people squeezing through the back of the room where I was standing. Lots of "no room to move", "I got three ladies with me", "just going to the bathroom", yada yada yada. Overall a nice recording from a very cool and fun night. I have some video too, but from where I was standing it was limited.

Kiss - 2015-02-28 - Sendai, JP (IEM/FLAC/AUD) "Loves You Sendai! 2015" by XAVEL

(IEM/FLAC AUD)

KISS 
40th Anniversary Tour 
Sekisui Heim Super Arena 
Rifu(Sendai), Japan 
February 28 2015 
Multiple IEM & AUD Mix 
Sound Quality : EX+ 

Bootleg CD(R) "Loves You Sendai! 2015" > WAV > TLH > FLAC8 

CD1 

01 - Opening (Rock and Roll) - REMOVE 

02 - Film Intro 

03 - Detroit Rock City 

04 - Creatures of the Night 

05 - Psycho Circus 

06 - Parasite 

07 - Shout It Out Loud 

08 - War Machine 

09 - Do You Love Me 

10 - Deuce 

11 - Hell or Hallelujah 

12 - I Love It Loud 

CD2 

01 - Sukiyaki 

02 - Lick It Up 

03 - Bass Solo 

04 - God of Thunder 

05 - Love Gun 

06 - Black Diamond 

07 - I Was Made for Lovin' You 

08 - Samurai Son 

09 - Rock and Roll All Nite 

10 - Closing (God Gave Rock 'N' Roll to You II) - REMOVE 

King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - 2016-02-28 - Nuremberg, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

KING GIZZARD AND THE LIAZARD WIZARD 
Z-Bau Galerie, Nuernberg, Germany 
February - 28 - 2016 

Rec. Info: 
AIWA CM30 -> Olympus LS11 (@ WAV 16/44) -> MemoryCard -> HD -> WeTransfer -> my HD -> Audacity (edit/remaster) -> WAV 16/44 -> TLH8 -> FLAC -> DIME -> YOUR EARS AND MIND... 
Recorded by the FUZZMAN close to the stage almost dead center. Very fine recording with a just a few balance adjustments. Almost no chatters, everything's ok with it. 

FULL SHOW (76:55 min.) 

Ambrose Kenny Smith - Harmonica, Vocals, Synth. 
Cook Craig - Guitar 
Eric Moore - Drums, Percussion, Theremin. 
Joey Walker - Guitar, Vocals. 
Lucas Skinner - Bass Guitar. 
Michael Cavanaugh - Drums. 
Stu Mackenzie - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Sitar, Flute. 
Noah Taylor - Violin (I guess not on the tour) 

01 - Intro -> .. (4:36) 

02 - ..  (13:26) 

03 - ..  (7:48) 

04 - ..  (3:08) 

05 - Gamma knife (4:30) 

06 - Trapdoor (2:45) 

07 - People - Vultures (5:33) 

08 - The river (10:20) 

09 - ..  (3:47) 

10 - Evil death roll (7:57) 

11 - I'm in your mind jam (13:00) 

Superb (but way too short) show from Australia's finest psychedelic rock band (hands down under, Tame Impalas). One of only three shows on german soil, but hopefully not the last ones. I'd really enjoy them playing cool summer festivals like Burg Herzberg, as they would fit in very nice. And - to my personal shame - I have not heard a single note from them before I got this show, but that'll change soon. In the rather short time since their founding in Melbourne 2010, they have released several albums of fine music. I'll lighten one up for this and go chasing some vinyls...yummy...SB. 

Robert Plant - 2018-02-28 - Oakland, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Robert Plant and The Sensational Space Shifters 

Fox Theater 

Oakland, Ca 

February 28, 2018 

Recorded by Daspyknows 

1st level rail dead center 

Schoeps MK4/NBox Platinum Tascam DR-2D 24 Bit 48K 

Processed using Soundforge 11, resample, to 16bit 44.1K 

TLH to convert to Flac 

01 - New World.. - 

02 - Turn It Up 

03 - The May Queen 

04 - Rainbow 

05 - That's the Way 

06 - All the King's Horses 

07 - Please Read the Letter 

08 - Gallows Pole 

09 - Carry Fire 

10 - Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You 

11 - Little Maggie 

12 - Fixin' to Die 

13 - Misty Mountain Hop 

14 - Crowd 

Encore

15 - In the Mood 

16 - Bring It On Home / Whole Lotta Love / Santianna [trad] / Whole Lotta Love

Thanks to help from friends I was all set with tickets. Robert Plant playing a venue the size of the Fox Theater is a treat compared to the other venues I have seen him play. I was able to get in right as the doors open and was next to good people. I did have a woman behind me ask me to move so she could have my spot. I gave her a one word answer and listened to her grumble that I wouldn't move. Seth Lakeman opened the show. He is a solo fiddle player who also played with Robert Plant. It was a decent 30 minute set. After a breal Robert Plant came on with his band. He sounded great and the band was solid. The set included material from his various solo eras as well as a number of Led Zeppelin songs that sent the crowd into a frenzy. As Robert Plant is one of the rock icons it was a treat to see him even if he won't play with Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones. If this is my last chance to see Robert Plant, the Whole Lotta Love medley to end the set was a fitting finale.

Neil Young - 1971-02-27 - London, UK (SBD? or AUD/FLAC)

(Soundboard? or Exc audience FLAC)

Royal Festival Hall

Source:
1st gen > DAT > cdr > flac

CD1

01 - On The Way Home

02 - Tell Me Why

03 - Old Man

04 - Journey Through The Past

05 - Cowgirl In The Sand

06 - The Bridge

07 - The Loner

08 - Don't Let It Bring You Down

09 - See The Sky About To Rain

CD2

01 - Out On The Weekend

02 - I Am A Child

03 - Ohio

04 - Love In Mind

05 - Only Love Can Break Your Heart

06 - Heart of Gold

07 - A Man Needs A Maid

08 - Harvest

09 - The Needle And The Damage Done

10 - Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing

11 - Dance, Dance, Dance

12 - Expecting to Fly

The Rolling Stones - 1973-02-27 - Sydney, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

"Welcome To Australia" - 1997 A VINYL GANG PRODUCT VGP-110
Royal Randwick Racecourse

Lineage: Unknown.

01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimmie Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love in Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Honky Tonk Women
11 All Down the Line
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Band Introductions
14 Little Queenie
15 Rip This Joint
16 Jumping Jack Flash
17 Street Fighting Man

Rick Wakeman - 1973-02-27 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rick Wakeman

February 27, 1973 (1973-02-27)

BBC Studios

London, England

Lineage:

? > cassette trade circa 1992

Transfer:

Maranz PMD-300CP > Zoom Hn4 (96/24) > Wavelab (tracking and tweaking) > Flac (level 8) > you !

01.[08:19] Anne of Cleves

02.[07:44] Catherine Howard

03.[07:21] Catherine Parr

Total 23:25

The Sweet - 1976-02-27 - Detorit, MI (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Masonic Auditorium
Give Us A Wink World Tour

Source: 
silverdisk - flac libFLAC1.2.1.20070917 - flac 6

Brian Connolly + 1997 (lead vocals) 
Andy Scott (all guitars, background vocals) 
Steve Priest (bass, lead and background vocals) 
Mick Tucker + 2002 (drums and background vocals)

01 - Ballroom Blitz 

02 - The Six Teens

03 - Restless

04 - No You Don't

05 - Fox On The Run

06 - Burn On The Flame

07 - Man With The Golden Arm

08 - Action

09 - Set Me Free

10 - AC/DC

11 - Hellraiser   (only once played on the tour)

12 - Sweet F.A.

Cat Stevens - 1976-02-27 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Cat Stevens 
Music Hall 
Boston, Massachusetts 
February 27, 1976 

Lineage: Audience Stereo FOB Sony ECM-99A > Sony TC-152SD 
Teac X-1000R > Tascam CD-RW900 
1st Gen Reel > CDR > EAC Secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC 
Total Time - 87:11 
Thanks to the taper! 
Transfer and encoding by Steve Hopkins 

Note: first set taped from center orchestra... 
second set from right side directly in front of p.a. 

Chico Batera - percussion 
Kimberley Carlson - backing vocals 
Gerry Conway - drums percussion 
Alun Davies - guitars, vocals 
Angela Howell - backing vocals 
Bruce Lynch - bass 
Sue Lynch - backing vocals 
Jean Roussel - hammond organ, clavinet, electric piano, synthesizer, piano 
Larry Steele - percussion, flute, acoustic guitar, bass 
Cat Stevens - guitars, piano, vocals 
Mark Warner - guitars, bazouki 

CD1 (38:04): 
(1) The Wind (1:55) 
(2) Moonshadow (3:04) 
(3) Where Do The Children Play? (3:27) 
(4) Another Saturday Night (2:42) 
(5) C79 (3:31) 
(6) King of Trees (3:30) 
(7) Whistle Stop (3:38) 
(8) Miles From Nowhere (4:09) 
(9) Lady D'arbanville (4:41) 
(10) Banapple Gas (3:29) 
(11) Hard Headed Woman (3:53) 

CD2 (49:07): 
(1) Tuesday's Dead (4:01) 
(2) Oh Very Young (2:34) 
(3) I Love My Dog (3:07) 
(4) How Can I Tell You (4:18) 
(5) Sitting (3:23) 
(6) Majik of Majiks (4:19) 
(7) Sad Lisa (3:46) 
(8) Two Fine People (3:51) 
(9) Talk and tuning (1:20) 
(10) Ruins (3:54) 
(11) Peace Train (4:05) 
(12) Father & Son (4:32) 
(13) Blue Monday (2:37) 
(14) Wild World (3:14) 

Notes: This one has appeared on Dime several times over the years, but since it's been awhile and Cat Stevens recordings don't appear very often (especially from a 1st gen. reel in this quality!) I thought this would be worth another spin. Cat's performances were always impassioned and very professional, and this is no exception. If you are a fan of his studio releases, you will like his live performances even though he wasn't one to modify arrangements or stretch out songs much. This one features an interesting setlist that ranges from his then-current material all the way back to his first album. A good listen all the way through. 

The sound quality of the first set is quite solid for a mid-1970s analog recording; it sounds a bit distant and lacking in fidelity, but overall a decent mix and no noticeable hiss or distraction from other audience members. The taper moved for the second set to a better location, and the sound is really excellent for the era. 

Well worth having. Many thanks to Steve for sharing it many times in the analog era (I think I got my cassette from him back in about 1989, though that cassette is not the source of this upload) and for allowing it to be digitized and shared later in the modern era. 

Pink Floyd - 1977-02-27 - Munich, DE (AUD/FLAC) Animals On The Wing - PRRP041

(Audience FLAC)

PRRP041- PINK FLOYD
ANIMALS ON THE WING
February 27, 1977 (Olympiahalle - Munich, West Germany)

lineage
Cas(Master) > DAT > CD Audio > EAC > Remaster > FLAC

David Gilmour - Lead Guitars & Vocals
Nick Mason - Drums and Percussion
Roger Waters - Bass Guitars, Guitars and Vocals
Rick Wright - Keyboards and Backing Vocals
Special Guests
Snowy White - Guitars & Vocals
Dick Parry - Saxophones 

CD1

01 - Introduction 0:50

02 - Sheep 11:18

03 - Pigs On The Wing (Part 1) 1:55

04 - Dogs 18:26

05 - Pigs On The Wing (Part 2) 2:50

06 - Pigs (Three Different Ones) 17:36

CD2

01 - Introduction 0:37

02 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-5 13:56

03 - Welcome To The Machine 8:16

04 - Have A Cigar 6:18

05 - Wish You Were Here 6:28

06 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (6-9) 17:50

07 - Money 10:38 

Animals…According to Nick 
In 2004, the Pink Floyd fan community was treated to a new insight into the band by the release of the book Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd by drummer Nick Mason. This lengthy volume recounts the most memorable events for the band from his perspective. In preparing this 1977 Munich recording for release, we felt it would be helpful to review Nick Mason’s comments on the 1977 era and summarize them here. As you will see below, the stop in Munich had a particular significance for him and was worthy of a specific comment in his book.
Nick begins his chapter on the Animals era by noting that the band decided to buy a building at 35 Britannia Row in Islington for their own studio. It was used well into the Wall era and had a number of advantages for the band. The site was conveniently located; in fact, Roger Waters lived less than a block away. The equipment could be stored there and the band could work in studio at any time. They even had an old friend from the Regent Street Polytechnic named Jon Corpe help with the design of the studio. The composite materials used in the studio construction made it look like “a ****ing prison” according to Roger Waters but the sound characteristics were ideal and allowed a very satisfactory recording of the album Animals.
According to Nick, the album Animals was relatively easy to put together. The song Sheep was just a re-working of the 1975 tour song Raving and Drooling while Dogs existed previously as You Gotta Be Crazy. Transitioning these works into the theme of the Animals album left little more to be written. With the acquisition of Britannia Row and the ease with which the Animals album was written and recorded, Nick felt that the band was working better and more cohesively that in the past. Sadly, the tensions would re-emerge as they set out on tour. For the Animals tour, Snowy White was hired as a supportive musician and played many different segments of the music on stage. For example, he was charged with playing the bass introduction to the song Sheep. According to Mason, this often confused audiences as Snowy was the first band member on stage for this opening number and fans did not know who he was. 
The Animals tour was described by Nick as the first “branded” tour, specifically designed to promote a specific album and Pink Floyd members underestimated their promoter’s enthusiasm for the “animals” motif. When they arrived in Munich, Germany, the promoter Marcel Avram presented them with a small live piglet. The Floyd tour manager Warwick McCredie was given responsibility for the little animal during their stay. Unfortunately, letting him run around the hotel room all night turned out not to be the wisest decision. The following morning the band was faced with broken glass and pig excrement, everywhere. No doubt, the band was pleased to leave Munich as quickly as possible.
One of the more significant aspects of the 1977 Animals tour was the greater use of stadiums as a venue for the shows. These much larger venues presented certain problems for the band. Pink Floyd did not like to use warm-up acts for its shows. Given that it can take many hours to fill a large stadium like Soldier’s Field in Chicago or Alameda Coliseum in Oakland, fans can get restless and tended to pass the time with drugs and alcohol. By the time Pink Floyd came on stage, many in the audience were well on their way towards oblivion. This scene was played out many times on this tour, culminating in the Roger Waters spitting incident in Montreal during the final performance. By the end of the tour, the stadium scene, the intrusion of business men, financial obligations and general tension lead to a low point in the history of Pink Floyd. David Gilmour even commented to Nick Mason that Pink Floyd “may be done”. For many reasons, this was a good time to take a break. David Gilmour and Richard Wright each went off to produce solo albums while Roger Waters reflected on his own experiences on the Animals tour. Of course, the result of this reflection was, The Wall.
This Munich recording is very special. The equipment used must have been outstanding for the time because the detail and clarity are amazing. With the tour less than one month old, Nick Mason comments that the performances of the time were a bit rough. However, listening to this performance we hope that you agree that all the material is played very well. In our view, this is one of the finest Animals tour recordings available. We hope that, through the remastering process, we have helped to improve it a little for a great listening experience. 

PRRP Staff 

Notes from the Re-Master 
We started with a SHN CD copy of the master tapes of this recording. The most obvious problem found was a severely damaged right channel. Through an extensive, manual process this right channel was repaired as well as possible. Dropouts also needed extensive repair. Because of the inconsistency of the Right channel, multiple noise reduction techniques were needed to reduce intermittent clicks, pops and hiss. As usual with 1977 PF shows, the harsh Gilmour guitar and other tonality excesses needed to be addressed. Static and Dynamic filtering were used to adjust the tonality and bring it back in line. Each set was speed checked and speed corrected by comparing the show with studio and other live references. Dynamics were also adjusted to enhance the listening experience. Finally, though complete, this show required 5 patches. Four came from source 1 of the 1/27/77 Frankfurt performance and merge well with this show. The fifth, needed for the song Sheep, was from source 2 of the Frankfurt event. Multiple sources were considered as sources for patches including Fort Worth, Oakland, Berlin SB, Paris and Cleveland. None had the quality and clarity of this Munich show except source 1 of Frankfurt. Because Frankfurt source 1 is missing most of Sheep, source two for that date was needed for the Sheep patch. The show was then balanced and re-tracked.

The Clash - 1980-02-27 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDFull pro-shot)

DVD/PAL

01 - Opening Credits
02 - French Intro
03 - Jimmy Jazz
04 - London Calling
05 - Protex Blue
06 - Train In Vain
07 - Koka Kola
08 - I Fought The Law
09 - Spanish Bombs
10 - Wrong 'Em Boyo
11 - Stay Free
12 - Janie Jones
13 - Comprete Control
14 - Garageland
15 - Tommy Gun
16 - End Credits

Running Time:- 45 Minutes

This is a PAL DVD ISO Image File
You can use lots of burning software to burn it or use Winrar to extract the VIDEO_TS folder if you prefer.

Description:
PAL/Region 0 - Australian DVD pressing of this live performance from the UK Punk Rockers, previously only released in Japan.

This rare live footage was filmed in 1980 for the French TV program Chorus and captures the band at their peak, touring in support of their vinyl masterpiece London Calling

Pink Floyd - 1980-02-27 - Uniondale, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Nassau Coliseum

lineage:

1st gen cassette>CDR>EAC>Flac

CD1

01 - Intro

02 - In the Flesh

03 - Thin Ice

04 - Another Brick in the Wall (part I)

05 - The Happiest Days of Our Lives

06 - Another Brick in the Wall (part II)

07 - Mother

08 - Goodbye Blue Sky

09 - Empty Spaces

10 - Young Lust

11 - One of my Turns

12 - Don't Leave Me Now

13 - Another Brick in the Wall (part III)

14 - Goodbye Cruel World

CD2

01 - Hey You

02 - Is There Anybody Out There

03 - Nobody Home

04 - Vera

05 - Bring the Boys Back Home

06 - Comfortably Numb

07 - The Show Must Go On

08 - Announcements

09 - In the Flesh

10 - Run Like Hell

11 - Waiting for the Worms

12 - Stop

13 - The Trial

14 - Outside the Wall

Notes by the uploader:

This tape was given to me by the taper and at the time the exact date was not given to me. Based on the Brain Damage site, it is from the February 27th show. This is based on the "Run Like Hill" intro:

Wednesday 27th February 1980

Roger: "Thank you. Do you like our pig? He's not a very nice pig, but he's a BIG pig! There's more to our pig than meets the eye. So home pig, go on, fuck off! Puffed up, overblown, pork eyed garlic fat thing, go on, go. This tune I'd like to dedicate to all the paranoid folk in the audience tonight, of whom I'm sure there are many. It's called Run Like Hell."

Pink Floyd - 1980-02-27 - Uniondale, NY (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

Lineage:
Unknown Vhs Generation

Hardware used:

VCR: Sony SLV-N81
TBC: Datavideo TBC-1000
Capture device: Datavideo DAC-100

Software used:
Capture: Scenalizer Live!
Video editing: Virtual Dub
Video compression: Tmpgenc
DVD Authoring: DVD Lab Pro

GSpot:
8000kbs
NTSC
4:3
720x480
29.97

LPCM Audio

DVD1 [54:18]

01 - Intro/In The Flesh? - 3:24

02 - The Thin Ice - 3:30

03 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1) - 4:59

04 - Happiest Days Of Our Lives - 1:43

05 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) - 6:06

06 - Mother - 7:42

07 - Goodbye Blue Sky - 3:55

08 - Empty Spaces - 2:32

09 - What Shall We Do Now? - 1:38

10 - Young Lust - 4:42

11 - One Of My Turns - 4:00

12 - Don't Leave Me Now - 4:01

13 - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) - 4:31

14 - Goodbye Cruel World - 1:35

DVD2 [55:09]

01 - Hey You - 4:46

02 - Is There Anybody Out There? - 3:18

03 - Nobody Home - 3:18

04 - Vera - 1:37

05 - Bring The Boys Back Home - 1:22

06 - Comfortably Numb - 7:14

07 - The Show Must Go On - 2:35

08 - In The Flesh - 9:07

09 - Run Like Hell - 7:06

10 - Waiting For The Worms - 4:39

11 - Stop - 0:31

12 - The Trial - 6:20

13 - Outside The Wall - 3:16

Remaster Process:
Virtual Dub Temporal Smoother filter applied at 75% setting.
Tmpgenc simple color correction: Brightness setting 30, Contrast setting 110
Audio EQ'd and normalized using Cool Edit Pro 2

Other Notes:
This is my first attempt at a "remaster". I am not a miracle worker and the quality of the source tape prevents major improvements in the overall quality. Audio has four major gaps of silence. These appear on every source I've seen from this show. Video is very dark. Most of set two is hard to see because of the issues in the original taping of the show. Use of Temporal Smoother removed most video niose but can have a blurring effect. This is the "lesser of two evils" in my opinion.

Talking Heads - 1981-02-27 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Talking Heads - 1981-02-27 Sun Palace, Tokyo, Japan

LINEAGE: soundboard > ?? > cassette > ?? > {Mike G} flac > USB > {dajchance} hard drive > (torrent)

--LACKING: Psycho Killer

01 - Stay Hungry

02 - Cities

03 - Drugs

04 - Once In A Lifetime

05 - Life During Wartime

06 - Houses In Motion

07 - Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)

08 - Crosseyed And Painless

09 - The Great Curve

Judas Priest - 1981-02-27 - Wiesbaden, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Judas Priest

1981-02-27 (27th February 1981)

Rhein Mainhalle

Wiesbaden, West Germany

Original lineage:

Unknown Analog Cassette>CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC>DIME

From the collection of;"ritchfan"

Uploaded by;"Lucifer Burns"

"Remastered" by Priest's Boot in October 2012:

Dime download->WAV->Audacity (speed correction, EQ, hiss removal, better track splits, channels balanced to -3dB)->FLAC level 8 (align on sector boundaries using fix)->Dime

Vocals: Rob Halford

Guitars: Glenn Tipton

Guitars: K. K. Downing

Bass: Ian Hill

Drums: Dave Holland

01 - The Ripper (cuts in)

02 - Diamonds and Rust

03 - Troubleshooter

04 - Breaking the Law

05 - Sinner

06 - Beyond the Realms of Death

07 - Grinder

08 - You Don't Have to Be Old to Be Wise

09 - Hot Rockin'

10 - Living After Midnight / Crowd noise

11 - Tyrant

Total length: 56 minutes 28 seconds

Quality: VG+

Here's a nice FM show from the early 1981 tour, originally seeded by LuciferBurns. It's been off the tracker for a while so I thought it could be nice to reseed it in the case someone wants it. I noticed the tape ran a bit too fast so I slowed the recording down a bit, although with no reference material available it's just a fair guess and might still be a bit off, but I think it's much closer to the real speed than the original. I also bumped up the mid sounds slightly to improve clarity, eliminated most of the tape hiss and balanced the audio channels. The ending of LAM (which seems to come from a different show altogether) was quite crudely mixed so I added some cross-fade to make the transfer smoother. Also, the song cut locations were changed as in the original they were sometimes in the middle of Rob's speech. You can call it remastering if you want, but I personally avoid using that term because I'm not using the original master tape here.

AC/DC - 1981-02-27 - Melbourne, AU (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

AC/DC 
BACK IN MELBOURNE 

Bondage Music BON312/313 (Japan, 2004) 

Source: Soundboard/FM 
Time: 143 minutes, 57 seconds 
Lineage: 2CD Silvers -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC 
Edits: FLAC -> Soundforge -> CD Wave -> FLAC (disc 2, tracks 4-13) 

Live at Myers Music Bowl, Melbourne, Australia on February 27, 1981 SBD 

CD1

01 - Hells Bells

02 - Shot Down In Flames

03 - Sin City

04 - Back In Black

05 - Bad Boy Boogie

06 - The Jack

07 - What Do You Do For Money Honey

08 - Highway To Hell

09 - High Voltage

10 - Whole Lotta Rosie

11 - Rocker

12 - You Shook Me All Night Long

CD2

01 - Rock And Roll Ain't Noise Pollution

02 - T.N.T.

03 - Let There Be Rock

Live at Nihon Seinenkan, Tokyo, Japan on February 5, 1981 FM 

04 - Hells Bells

05 - Shot Down In Flames

06 - Sin City

07 - Back In Black

08 - Bad Boy Boogie

09 - The Jack

10 - Highway To Hell

11 - High Voltage

12 - Whole Lotta Rosie

13 - Rocker

Notes (methlab):
- I speed/pitch corrected the Tokyo recording to A=440 as per circulating proshot video
- cover artwork is included
- not my CD rip

The Kinks - 1982-02-27 - Tokyo, JP (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

One More For The Road (liberated boot)

original source: FM broadcast?
CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

CD1

01 - Opening

02 - Around The Dial

03 - The Hard Way

04 - Where Have All The Good Times Gone-Tired Of Waiting For You

05 - Come On Now

06 - Destroyer

07 - Yo-Yo 

08 - Tokyo

09 - Lola

10 - Low Budget

11 - Superman (incl - Shakin' All Over)

12 - Celluloid Heroes

CD2

01 - Till The End Of The Day

02 - Bernadette

03 - All Day And All Of The Night

04 - Give The People What They Want

05 - Pressure

06 - Stop Your Sobbing-David Watts

07 - You Really Got Me

Officially released songs not included here:

Noise (Extended Remix)(b-side of Come Dancing 12" single)

Ray Davies - Return To Waterloo soundtrack
Intro
Return To Waterloo
Going Solo
Missing Persons
Sold Me Out
Lonely Hearts
Not Far Away
Expectations
Voices In The Dark

Hall and Oates - 1983-02-27 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Daryl Hall and John Oates: vocals 
G.E. Smith: guitar 
Charles DeChant: sax 
Tom "T-Bone" Wolk: bass 
Mickey Curry: drums 

Park West 
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. 
February 27, 1983 
performance quality: A- 
recording quality: A 
source: live FM broadcast master tape 
runtime: 117:34 

CD1 [61:37]

01 - a few words from Daryl Hall before show :54 

02 - stage intro and walkon music 1:44 

03 - family man 3:51 

04 - did it in a minute 3:58 

05 - how does it feel to be back 5:27 

06 - diddy do wop (I hear the voices) 4:27 

07 - Italian girls 4:31 

08 - kiss on my list 4:49 

09 - rich girl 3:32 

10 - she's gone 5:54 

11 - art of heartbreak (end spliced) 4:16 

12 - one on one 5:55 

13 - you've lost that lovin' feeling 5:29 

14 - I can't go for that 6:44 

CD2 [55:57]

15 - sweet soul music (Arthur Conley) 9:06 

16 - Papa Oom Mow Mow (with band introductions) 7:00 

17 - Sara smile 5:57 

18 - wait for me (end cuts, spliced) 5:04 

19 - maneater 5:36 

20 - private eyes 3:34 

21 - open all night 5:56 

22 - you make my dreams 4:22 

23 - room to breathe 4:46 

24 - something's wrong with my baby (Sam & Dave) 4:32 

thanks to lilpanda for title correction of track 24, 
and to gspjoe for title of tracks 15, 16 and 23 

lineage: 
107 WAAF FM (Worcester, Mass. radio) > Sansui 8 reciever > unknown tape deck (not a great one, but a better one than used for my 3 earlier H & O posts, dolby off) > played on Naka. 125 into soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6 

recorded, digitized and posted by glasnostrd19. 

A this and that production. 
Do not sell this recording. 
Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. 
Deck the halls. 
eat the oats. 
they're good for you. 

first seeded in 2008, reseeded in 2010 with setlist corrections 
and a flac > wav > flac (sb's aligned) reconversion to fix the sbe's. 
would this be a "masters of pop" post? Yes it is. 
by this time they were Michael Jackson's closest competitor 
on the pop charts, with one big hit after another...

Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1983-02-27 - Austin, TX (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

SOUNDBOARD unknow gen BUT GREAT QUALITY!

Soundblaster Xi-Fi Pro>CD Wave>Traders Little Helper Flac8

01 - So Excited

02 - Voodoo Child

03 - The Things (That) I Used To Do / Sweet Little Thing

04 - Tin Pan Alley

05 - Little Wing

Well, this source it's a glorious TDK tape i traded LONG time ago to me it's a soundboard recording directly from the mixing desk at Antones, maybe the PA sound straight on a two track tape. You can hear Guitar string sound off Stevie Vocals mic

incomplete recording, i have somewhere the two complete show off an audience tape, if someone is intereste tell me, i will upload here the thing

Nick Lowe - 1985-02-27 - Bremen, DE (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Nick Lowe´s Cowboy Outfit

Bremen, Germany

Schauburg

1985-02-27

CD (PreFM) - xACT

Nick Lowe (b,voc)

Paul Carrack (key,voc)

Martin Belmont (g)

Bobby Irwin (dr,voc)

01 The Rose Of England (Nick Lowe)

02 Tempted (Chris Difford, Glenn Tilbrook)

03 Little By Little (Nanker Phelge, Phil Spector)

04 Cruel To Be Kind (Nick Lowe, Ian Gomm)

05 Threw Away The Rose (Merle Haggard)

06 Seven Nights To Rock (N. N.)

07 Maureen (Nick Lowe)

08 I Knew The Bride (Nick Lowe)

09 I Need You (Paul Carrack, Nick Lowe, Martin Belmont)

10 Hope To God I’m Right (Nick Lowe)

11 Lucky Dog (Nick Lowe)

12 How Long Is This Being Going On? (Paul Carrack)

13 Crackin‘ Up (Nick Lowe)

14 Burnin’ (Nick Lowe)

15 Half A Boy And Half A Man (Nick Lowe)

16 I Can't Win (L. Johnson, D. Richardson, C. Knight)

17 (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding (Nick Lowe)

min 62:54

The Stranglers - 1985-02-27 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

The Stranglers 

Dominion Theatre 

London 

27 February 1985 

Lineage

Soundboard > TDK D90 > Audition > WAV > FLAC 

01 - Intro 

02 - Something Better Change 

03 - Nuclear Device 

04 - Uptown 

05 - Dead Ringer 

06 - No Mercy 

07 - Souls 

08 - Nice 'n' Sleazy 

09 - Let Me Down Easy 

10 - Midnight Summer Dream / European Female 

11 - Golden Brown 

12 - Strange Little Girl 

13 - Peaches 

14 - Death And Night And Blood 

15 - Threatened 

16 - Punch And Judy 

17 - Hanging Around 

18 - I Feel Like A Wog 

19 - Down In The Sewer 

20 - Nubiles (Cocktail Version) 

21 - The Raven

A great show, only very limited circulation thus far for this soundboard version of a show that has had several audience cassettes floating around. Brilliant show as part of five nights at the Dominion in London. The previous night was broadcast on Radio 1. Notable for first ever live version of Souls.

Fairport Convention - 1986-02-27 - Adelaide, AU (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Fairport Convention

Dom Polski Centre

Adelaide, Australia

1986-02-27 (February 27, 1986)

Unknown FM Recording from MR archives (Thanks Mauro) > unknown tape deck >

Zoom H4n (16/44) - For tape transfer > wav file > Ocenaudio (tracking, gain) >

Xact (tag, flac)

01 - Lark In The Morning

02 - Walk Awhile.

03 - The Cat In The Mixer >

04 - The Gas Almost Works

05 - Honour and Praise

06 - The Riverhead >

07 - Gladys Leap >

08 - The Wisemaid

09 - The Hiring Fair

10 - Jams O'Donnell Jig

11 - Sloth

12 - Dirty Linen

13 - Close To The Wind

14 - Matty Groves >

15 - Rutland Reel >

16 - Sack The Juggler

Encore

17 - Meet On The Ledge

Sound is messed at 6:10 into Sloth. Added a little EQ at that point to make it sound better. Remains that way through the rest of the track. Sound gets much better again at the end of Sloth to start Dirty Linen to the end of the show.

Dizzy Gillespie - 1987-02-27 - Stuttgart, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Dizzy Gillespie - 70th Birthday Jubilee Session Theaterhaus, Stuttgart/Germany, 27th February 1987

SATRip

DVD Video

MPEG1

AC3

PAL 4:3 (720x576) VBR

Not specified (MPEG1, 2 ch)

Dizzy Gillespie, tp

regular band (only in 2):

Sam Rivers, ts

Ed Cherry, g

John Lee, b

Ignacio Berroa, dr

surprise guests:

Hank Jones, p (4 - 8)

Eddie Gomez, b (5 - 8)

Ed Thigpen, dr (5 - 8)

Slide Hampton, tb (6 - 8)

Johnny Griffin, ts (6 - 8)

Jon Faddis, tp (7 - 8)

Arturo Sandoval (7 - 8)

01 - Intro by G

02 - Tanga

03 - George Gruntz interviews DG (English with German voiceover)

04 - Con Alma (duet DG, HJ)

05 - Birks Works

06 - All The Things We Are

07 - Fiesta Mojo

08 - Caravan

01:23:37

Paul Simon - 1987-02-27 - Berkeley, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

"Graceland" tour

source : nakamichi cm300 > sony tcd-d5
transfer from master cassettes
taper : markp

CD1 [75:22]
01) Township Jive (4:15)
02) The Boy In The Bubble (5:28)
03) Gumboots => Whispering Bells (7:00)
04) Bring Him Back Home (5:09) *
05) The Joke Of Life (4:52) *
06) I Know What I Know (3:27)
07) Crazy Love Vol. II (5:30)
08) Unomathemba (4:50) **
09) Yibo Labo (4:47) **
10) Homeless (4:47)
11) Graceland (5:03)
12) You Can Call Me Al (5:26)
13) Stimela (10:46) ^
14) Jinkel E. Mawani (3:57) ^

CD2 [47:25]

01) Soweto Blues (7:16) ^
02) Amapondo (5:41) ^
03) Under African Skies (4:35)
04) Mother and Child Reunion (3:51)
05) Diamonds on the Soles Of Her Shoes (9:09)
06) The Boxer (4:48)
07) Amazing Grace (5:23)
08) King of Kings (2:56)
09) N'Kosi Sikeleki Africa (3:41)

* - Hugh Masekela
** - Ladysmith Black Mambazo
^ - Miriam Makeba

Notes:
Sound is great, given the era in which it was recorded -- very clear vocals and good mix; you can clearly hear a lot of nuance that made this such an interesting tour. I'm not a big Paul Simon collector, but this must be one of the better recordings in circulation from the tour.

Arlo Guthrie - 1987-02-27 - Austin, TX (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

The Arlo Guthrie Show (PBS)
Austin, TX
Broadcast date: Feb. 27, 1987

Cable > SuperBeta HiFi > Edit SuperBeta HiFi > 
Playback Sony SL-HF2000 > Standalone Panasonic DMR-E50 (XP)
> TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 
No Artwork 
Chapters: 18
NTSC - Stereo
Video codec: MPEG2
Video bitrate: 5976 kb/s
Audio codec: AC3
Audio bitrate: 256 kb/s
TRT: 01:27:23
Picture Resolution 704x480

Arlo Guthrie
Bonnie Raitt
David Bromberg
Pete Seeger
Jerry Jeff Walker

Additional Musicians:
Abe Guthrie - Synthesizer
Dan Velika - Bass
Terry Hall - Drums
Bob Williams - Guitar, Steel Guitar
Johnny Lee Schell - Bass
Nancy Bromberg - Vocals

01 - City of New Orleans

02 - The Garden Song

03 - Oh Mom

04 - Victor Jara

05 - Mr - Bojangles (Jerry Jeff Walker w/ David Bromberg)

06 - Louise (Bonnie Raitt)

07 - Testify (David Bromberg)

08 - Sailing Up, Sailing Down (Pete Seeger)

09 - Telephone

10 - Summer Wages (David Bromberg)

11 - Hush Little Baby Rap (Pete Seeger)

If I Had a Hammer (Pete Seeger)

12 - Jaded Lover (Jerry Jeff Walker)

13 - Angel From Montgomery (Bonnie Raitt)

14 - Gates of Eden

16 - Arlo Guthrie Story

17 - Coming Into Los Angeles

18 - Prologue

19 - Amazing Grace (All)