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 04/29/88 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Natalie Merchant- lead vocals Robert Buck- guitar Dennis Drew- keyboards Steve Gustafson- bass Jerome Augustyniak- drums Orpheum Theater Boston, Mass. U.S.A. April 29, 1988 from FM broadcast master tape WBCN FM radio (live broadcast, not pre- recorded) > Altec reciever with wire antenna > Sony TCD-5M cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassette > played on Nak. 125 into soundforge (WAV) > flac (SB's aligned) > torrentially yours. (strange distortion end of t1 into beginning of t2, end of t11, may have been at source) this show has been posted before somewhere with this lineage: Lineage: Marantz ST500 > Nakamichi BX-300 w/Dolby C > Maxell XLII > Nakamichi BX-300 w/Dolby C > Santa Cruz TurtleBeach > CoolEdit @ 44.1KHz > Wav > Flac 1.1.0 this post has no dolby, noise reduction, EQ or other sound processing. Just the levels balanced out. there was one tape flip interruption between songs so no songs are cut in the recording. runtime: 85:19 setlist: 1: introduction > hey Jack Kerouac 4:46 2: Maddox table 3:33 3: my sister Rose 3:39 4: a campfire song 3:42 5: can't ignore the train 2:51 6: gun shy 4:11 7: planned obsolescence 5:10 8: city of angels 4:43 9: peace train (Cat Stevens) 5:00 10: like the weather 3:58 11: what's the matter here? 4:40 12: don't talk > Scorpio rising 7:57 13: announcer encore break #1 1:32 14: among the Americans 4:04 15: cherry tree 3:40 16: poison in the well 4:37 17: my mother the war 4:12 18: announcer encore break #2 1:36 19: the painted desert 4:43 20: everyone a puzzle lover > Verdi cries 5:03 21: announcer closing credits 1:34 Do not sell this recording. Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. 

 06/12/76 Leith Theatre
Edinburgh, Scotland 
 1 cdr     A-  " current peak " 
 01/30/77 Haymarket Festival
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr     A-  partial show ... FM > MD > WAV via Cool Edit > Flac 8. 1. Jail Break 2. The Jack 3. Can I Sit Next To You Girl 4. High Voltage 5. Rocker 6. It's A Long Way To The Top  
 08/22/77 Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Source: Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel Lineage: Reel To Reel Master>CDR>CDR>CDR>WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)> FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz) Mastering Information: CDR ripped to WAV with Exact Audio Copy. Wave files converted to FLAC level 8 using FLAC Frontend. Running Time: 50:07 1. Introduction 2. Live Wire 3. She's Got Balls 4. Problem Child 5. The Jack 6. High Voltage 7. Baby Please Don't Go 8. Rocker Original transfer from analog master reel to CDR was done circa 2001. This conversion to FLAC was done in July 2009. No equalization or sound manipulation has been done to this recording. All files have been ID tagged appropriately. Please do not manipulate this recording in any way. Please do not dub to analog tape or convert to MP3 (or any other lossy format) and circulate. If you would like to re-seed this torrent in the future, please use the exact files contained in the torrent with no file or ID tag manipulation. This will insure that the FLAC fingerprints and MD5 hashes verify, keeping the integrity of the torrent intact. "A Spider-Web Torrent" 
 08/21/78 Paradise Rock Club
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  AC/DC (With Bon Scott) Paradise Rock Club (rockin' for as long as these guys have been!) August 21, 1978 (other references suggest it may be the 20th but I'm pretty sure they only played 1 night and this is the date announced by the WBCN radio DJ Shred.) performance quality: pretty good here, it rocks recording quality: A- (samples attached for you to decide) source: FM broadcast master tape runtime: 62:05 lineage: Yamaha 500 reciever > Naka. BX-100 cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII cassettes > soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6 > torrentially tours setlist: 1: live wire 2: problem child 3: sin city 4: gone shootin' 5: bad boy boogie (very end slightly cut off and spliced) 6: the jack 7: high voltage 8: rocker 9: short encore break 10: encore dog eat dog 11: radio announcer wrap up comments: this concert is announced as the 1st time AC/DC ever played in Boston. It is taken from a rebroadcast, I believe just a few seconds are missing from the end of "bad boy boogie", apparently from not getting the tape cued properly during the commercial break in the re-broadcast. That is the only interruption in this recording. When this was first broadcast live, I had no idea who AC/DC are, this was re-broadcasted in the early 90's, maybe late 80's. I've had a request to post this, and think a few folks might want to hear this. I thought this was already upped here, so I've never posted my recording. maybe it fell off the tracker, in any case this is all from my FM master recorded over WBCN. If anyone wishes to try and patch in the missing part of track 5, the break has been spliced but it's an easy one to find, and though noticable, not the worst of a spliced transition I've ever done either (which may not be saying much.) Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. 
 10/16/79 Towson Center - Towson University
Towson, MD 
 1 cdr      "Living in hell"  
 11/02/79 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr      Bootleg: Angus Cha Cha Quality: Excellent A+ SoundBoard Lineage : Silver CD > MKW > WAV > FLAC Frontend Level 8 Taper: Unknown Encoder: KraZyWoLf www.acdc-bootlegs.us........ missing "live wire" and "shot down in flames"  
 02/27/81 Myer Music Bowl
Melbourne, Australia 
 2 cdr      Bootleg : None Venue: Myer Music Bowl Location: Melbourne, Australia Date: 1981.02.27 Source: SBD Conversion: cdr>shn Setlist: CD 1 : 1.Hells Bells 2.Shot Down In Flames 3.Sin City 4.Back In Black 5.Bad Boy Boogie 6.The Jack 7.What Do You Do For Money Honey 8.Highway To Hell 9.High Voltage CD 2 : 1.Whole Lotta Rosie 2.Rocker 3.You SHook Me All Night Long 4.Rock'N'Roll Ain't Noise Pollution 5.TNT 6.Let There Be Rock 
 10/11/85 Frank Erwin Center - University of Texas
Austin, TX 
 2 cdr      AC/DC October 11, 1985 Erwin Center Austin, TX Soundboard Recording Lineage: CDR trade>EAC>Flac Level 8>You Disc 1: 1. Fly On The Wall 2. Back In Black 3. Shake Your Foundations 4. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 5. You Shook Me All Night Long 6. Sin City 7. Jailbreak 8. The Jack 9. Shoot To Thrill Disc 2: 1. Highway To Hell 2. Sink The Pink 3. Whole Lotta Rosie 4. Let There Be Rock 5. Hell's Bells 6. TNT 7. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) I've been on an AC/DC high ever since their excellent show in Philly On Nov. 17, 2008 and I've been trying to update my live collection from the boys. I had this show in crappy 128 kbps mp3 form for a while now, but I just received this in a snail mail trade of a few shows from another reliable collector, who told me it was ripped from his silver CDs. I must say it sounds much brighter than the version I'd been listening to. The track breaks are kind of weird in that the songs don't start until about 10-15 seconds into the track, but it doesn't bother me at all. The show itself is fantastic and Brian is in fine vocal form here. People always knock this album (Fly On The Wall) but I always liked it and would have loved to see this tour but I was too damn young! Plus this is one of the very few soundboards from the Brian Johnson years, and the sound quality on this one is 10 times better than most of the others. I've included some artwork that I downloaded for a version of this show called "Fly On Tour" which is not what I was told this one is, but the songs and track numbers match up. Get this one now and enjoy! 
 09/13/00 America West Arena
Phoenix, AZ 
 2 cdr      Band: AC/DC Venue: America West Arena City: Phoenix State: AZ Country: USA Date: September 13 2000 Taper: SFX Radio Network Source: FM Tour: Stiff Upper Lip US Tour Support Act: Slash Snakepit Title: "Return Of The Phoenix" FAAB-0004-2 Lineage: Dime > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Soundquality: I´d rate this one 10 - 10 out of 10. Bonus Tracks 9 - 10 out of 10. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Contract Clause: This is not from the same source as the previous upload here: Torrent: 218888 Title: AC/DC Phoenix AZ September 13 2000 ***Amazing FM Broadcast*** Flac Size: 715.12 MB Category: Rock Uploaded by: Hard2handell This is from the source: " Return Of The Phoenix". This version has the DJ comment tracks removed + the tracks are split in a different way. Track # 5 on Disc 1 is complete here. On the other version it was cut. The sound of this version is actually even better than the previous one. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ***** This is my # 66 upload here on Dime after the move. This is an excellent FM Broadcast from the SUL Tour. It´s the entire Broadcast but not the complete show. The following tracks wasn´t broadcasted: Hell Ain´t A Bad Place To Be, Bad Boy Boogie & She´s Got The Jack. On this version CD# 1: Track 5 "Hard As A Rock" is complete. There are also some very cool bonus tracks on this version. I had to ommit a couple of them since they aren´t allowed here. Some official released & The Canal+ show that is a no no here on Dime. ***** Setlist: Disc 1: 1. You Shook Me All Night Long 2. Stiff Upper Lip 3. Shot Down In Flames 4. Thunderstruck 5. Hard As A Rock 6. Shoot To Thrill 7. Rock `N´ Roll Ain't Noise Pollution 8. Safe In New York City 9. Hells Bells 10. Meltdown 11. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 12. Back In Black 13. Highway To Hell 14. Whole Lotta Rosie 15. Let There Be Rock Disc 2: 1. T.N.T. 2. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You) 3. Jim Ladd Radio Station Outro Comment Bonus Tracks: 4. Cyberspace * 5. Advert For Phoenix Radio Show Weekend 6. French TV Advert For The New Album Stiff Upper Lip 7. You Shook Me All Night Long ** 8. Stiff Upper Lip ** 9. Get It Hot *** 10. Sin City **** 11. Hell Ain´t A Bad Place To Be *** 12. She´s Got The Jack *** 13. You Shook Me All Night Long ***** 14. Brian On Piano ****** 15. Angus On Piano ****** 16. US TV Stiff Upper Lip Tour Advert 17. French TV Advert For Stiff Upper Lip * Only the intro and outro of the song has been kept to keep the comment floating. ** Live on "Saturday Night Live", New York, NY March 18 2000 *** Palais Omnisport De Bercy, Paris, France October 31 2000 **** Palacio De Los Deportes, Madrid, Spain December 10 2000 ***** 92.3 Out To Lunch Show, K-Rock, New York, NY February 29 2000 ****** SUL Sessions, Warehouse Studios, Vancouver, Canada August 1999 ***** And please don´t share this one in any lossy format. ***** Enjoy !!!!!!!!! Hard2handell  

 02/25/11 KCRW
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      Adele - Live In Session On MBE - KCRW FM 2011 KCRW Radio FM Broadcast Santa Monica, California. Source: FM Broadcast AIRED: Friday February 25, 2011 STEREO CAPTURE **** NOT FOR SALE **** PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THESE FILES IN LOSSY FORMATS **** Lineage: FM > Onkyo HT-R520 > Analog Out (2 - RCA Mono Out) > 2 - 1/4 Inch Mono Phone Jacks In >Zoom H4n 24bit-96KHz > USB2 > r8Brain dithering > CD WAVE Tracking > TLH Checksums MD5 & FLAC + ffp-8)-> Adele's new release, 21, is one of the most anxiously awaited albums of the year and we will be among the first to hear the new songs in a live session when she returns to Morning Becomes Eclectic. 00.(=Intro=) 01.Hometown Glory 02.(-talk-) 03.Don't You Remember 04.(-talk-) 05.Turning Tables 06.(-partial band intro-) 07.Chasing Pavements 08.(=Interview=) 09.(-talk-) 10.Take It All 11.(-joking-) 12.Someone Like You 13.(-talk-) 14.Rolling In The Deep 15.(=Outro=) The Band: Adele Adkins - Vocals, Miles Robertson - Piano/Keyboard, Ben Thomas - Acoustic Guitar Links: Stream/Audition This Show @  

 04/23/73 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Source: Soundboard Reel to Reel Lineage: Reel to Reel Master>DAT>DAT>WAV>FLAC Mastering Informtion: DAT converted to Wave optically via a Prodiff 96 digital soundcard into Wavelab. Downsampled from 48kHz to 44.1kHz in Wavelab. Individual Wave tracks created in Wavelab. Wave files converted to FLAC (level 8) using FLAC Frontend. Running Time: 45:48 1. One way Street 2. Somebody 3. Write Me A Letter 4. I Ain't Got You 5. Mother Popcorn 6. Movin' Out 7. Walkin' The Dog 8. Train Kept A Rollin' 9. Mama Kin Notes: This recording was sourced from the WBCN Boston radio station master analog reel; WBCN recorded the show and subsequently sent it out over the air as an FM Broadcast. Paul's Mall was a jazz and blues club located on Boylston Street in Boston, and existed from 1963 to 1978. Torrent uploaded to www.thetradersden.org on 12/10/06. 
 04/07/74 Michigan Palace
Detroit, MI 
 2 cdr      Contrast Clause: this upload is different from http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=263451 and http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=240965 in that this is more complete. FM>unkown.gen>cassette>SonyTCWE435>PioneerPDR- 4> CDR>EAC>WAV>Trader'sLittleHelper>FLAC Quality: A 1 Write Me 2 Mama Kin 3 Lord Of The Thighs 4 Woman Of The World 5 Dream On 6 Pandora's Box 7 Same Old Song And Dance 8 One Way Street 9 Somebody 10 Train Kept A Rollin' 11 Crowd 12 Walking the Dog 13 Crowd/MC/Tune up 14 Milk Cow Blues Notes: This is a fresh transfer from a cassette of this show I have. I'm sure this must have been posted here before, but I only see fragments on DIME right now. This is the complete show, with breaks, tune-ups, etc. Very nice FM with great separation. Kiss opened this show and WABX Detroit broadcast it. Great early Aero in front of an excited Detroit crowd. Band pulls out all the stops here, playing a lenghty show for its 1974 standards some 80+ minutes and hey, it was all broadcast. The band knows this ahead of time and talks to the "people out in radio land." Enjoy!!!  
 04/07/74 Michigan Palace
Detroit, MI 
 1 cdr      Band: Aerosmith Title: Laid Back?, Fuck Off Baby!! Date: April 14, 1974 Venue: Masonic Hall, Detroit, MI, USA Label: Polar Bear Number: PB-101 Source: Silver > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC 01 Write Me 02 Mama Kin 03 Lord Of The Thighs 04 Woman Of The World 05 Dream On 06 Pandora's Box 07 Same Old Song And Dance 08 One Way Street 09 Somebody 10 Train Kept A Rollin' 11 Walkin' The Dog 12 Milk Cow Blues  
 07/02/74 My Father's Place
Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      You need this upgrade. Contrast Clause: Previously Cakeface (THX!!!) offer this at: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=276646 The sound on the previous offer was a bit muffled (probably mono) & was sourced from a bootleg silver: "My Father's Place"; Mongoose Records #MONGCD003 This version is from tape traders' source, has a nice high end sound, & is a bit longer probably due to announcer's comments, etc. ************************************************************************************ Aerosmith .... July 2, 1974 My Father's Place, Roslyn (Long Island), New York, U.S.A. Steven Tyler - vocals Joe Perry - guitar Tom Hamilton - bass Joey Kramer - drums Brad Whitford - guitar Taper & Taping Gear: ??unknown?? Trade &/or Transfer: Phrob (Maine, U.S.A.). Thank you!! Lineage: "FM" ??unknown generations?? analog cassette tape> CDR(?)> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries) Quality: ex- Length: 8 tracks; 44:55 minutes Artwork: none. Samples: none. Set List: 01 Write Me 02 S.O.S. (Too Bad) 03 Lord Of The Thighs 04 Dream On 05 Same Old Song And Dance 06 Woman Of The World 07 Train Kept A Rollin'> Drum Solo> Train Kept A Rollin' (with more announcer at end & not the sound drops at the end as previous offer) 08 Walkin' The Dog Comments: 1 - Always looking for upgrades or uncirculated Aerosmith! 2 - ---------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE KEEP THIS LOSSLESS!!! Support the artists: Buy the officially released items, etc. Prepared by Jeff James (roryglzep@aol.com)  
 08/29/75 Wollman Skating Rink - Central Park
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Source: SBD > ? > KBFH Master Disc > EAC > SHN 
 09/18/75 Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, MO 
 1 cdr     A-  WAV>WAVELAB>FLAC.... "walking the dog" cuts in .... A Big Thanks to Aerorulz The original Seeder  
 09/18/75 Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, MO 
 1 cdr      Aerosmith 9-18-1975 Keil Auditorium St Louis Mo Eeklair Reworked Version WAV>WAVELAB>FLAC>Wav(Eek Tweak)>Flac lvl 5 A Big Thanks to Aerorulz - The original uploader, and to wh1pnk - the 2nd uploader 1.Walking the dog 2.S.O.S. 3.Somebody 4.Big ten inch 5.Sweet emotion 6.Dream on 7.Write me 8.Walk this way 9.No more no more 10.Same old song and dance 11.Train kept a rollin' Aerosmith is Steven Tyler - V Joe Perry - G Brad Whitford - G Tom Hamilton - B Joey Kramer - Dr Eeklairs Tweaky Notes: I fixed the speed (ran about a half-note too fast), I applied some limiter so that the vocals didn't pop out quite so much - which made the bottom end rise to the occasion as well, then I swiped the top layer of hiss away - leaving the music totally intact, then re-indexed the intro to big ten inch to include all the hi-hat intro, then gave it a touch of verb to give it some ambience. BTW, I recieved an "OK" from wh1pnk to share this rework: "Go for it! I thought it was a little bit fast. I have no idea how to re-master anything so thanks for asking. You have my "OK" Peace, wh1pnk" - so there cheers Eek 
 04/30/76 McElroy Auditorium
Waterloo, IA 
 1 cdr      AEROSMITH "East side West side Blues" Recorded performances : Kyuden Kinen Taiikukan - Fukuoka, Japan February 04th 1977 (2 CD) Mc Elroy Auditorium, Waterloo,Iowa,US April 30th 1976 (1 CD) ------------------------------------------------------ These recordings are both excellent : -The Fukukoa '77 show seems complete, and is an EXC audience recording for that period, very clear audience,well balanced -The Waterloo '76 show is an excellent soundboard, or an outstanding audience,not complete (first song cuts in) (someone has a complete version of this show?) ------------------------------------------------------ Lineage : "East side West side Blues" Silvers (very limited pressing-3 silver CDs in a fatbox case, Japanese pressing,Shades label, scans of the original artwork included) > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC > DIME ------------------------------------------------------- Fukukoa 1977-02-04 (2 CD) CD1 (44:13): 1.Opening S.E. 2.Mama kin 3.Write me a letter 4.S.OS. (too bad) 5.Lick & a promise 6.Big ten inch record 7.Sweet emotion 8.Rats in the cellar 9.Dream on 10.Lord of the thighs CD2 (42:29): 1.Last child 2.Walk this way 3.Sick as a dog 4.Same old song & dance 5.Train kept a rollin' (slow) 6.Drum solo 7.Train kept a rollin' (fast) (incl. Get the lead out) 8.Toys in the attic --------------------------- Total running time : 86:42 --------------------------- Waterloo 1976-04-30 CD 3: 1.walkin' the dog 2.Walk this way 3.Adam's apple 4.Lick & a promise 5.Same old song and dance 6.Train kept a rollin' (slow) 7.Drum solo 8.Train kept a rollin' (fast) 9.Toys in the attic --------------------------- Total running time : 41:13 --------------------------- If anyone has an info about original lineage or some other info,thanks! enjoy!  
 02/04/77 Kyu-den Kinen Taiikukan
Fukuoka, Japan 
 2 cdr      AEROSMITH "East side West side Blues" Recorded performances : Kyuden Kinen Taiikukan - Fukuoka, Japan February 04th 1977 (2 CD) Mc Elroy Auditorium, Waterloo,Iowa,US April 30th 1976 (1 CD) ------------------------------------------------------ These recordings are both excellent : -The Fukukoa '77 show seems complete, and is an EXC audience recording for that period, very clear audience,well balanced -The Waterloo '76 show is an excellent soundboard, or an outstanding audience,not complete (first song cuts in) (someone has a complete version of this show?) ------------------------------------------------------ Lineage : "East side West side Blues" Silvers (very limited pressing-3 silver CDs in a fatbox case, Japanese pressing,Shades label, scans of the original artwork included) > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC > DIME ------------------------------------------------------- Fukukoa 1977-02-04 (2 CD) CD1 (44:13): 1.Opening S.E. 2.Mama kin 3.Write me a letter 4.S.OS. (too bad) 5.Lick & a promise 6.Big ten inch record 7.Sweet emotion 8.Rats in the cellar 9.Dream on 10.Lord of the thighs CD2 (42:29): 1.Last child 2.Walk this way 3.Sick as a dog 4.Same old song & dance 5.Train kept a rollin' (slow) 6.Drum solo 7.Train kept a rollin' (fast) (incl. Get the lead out) 8.Toys in the attic --------------------------- Total running time : 86:42 --------------------------- Waterloo 1976-04-30 CD 3: 1.walkin' the dog 2.Walk this way 3.Adam's apple 4.Lick & a promise 5.Same old song and dance 6.Train kept a rollin' (slow) 7.Drum solo 8.Train kept a rollin' (fast) 9.Toys in the attic --------------------------- Total running time : 41:13 --------------------------- If anyone has an info about original lineage or some other info,thanks! enjoy!  
 03/18/78 Ontario Motor Speedway
Ontario, CA 
 1 cdr      Aerosmith Live at "Cal Jam II" Ontario Motor Speedway, Los Angeles, CA 1978-03-18 SBD CDR(x)>EAC>WAV>FLAC Source: Cal.Jam2 Production CJ2-1-6 01 Rats In The Cellar 02 I Wanna Know Why 03 Big Ten Inch Record 04 Seasons Of Wither 05 Sweet Emotion 06 Lord Of The Thighs 07 Dream On 08 Chip Away The Stone 09 Lick And A Promise 10 Get The Lead Out 11 Get It Up 12 Draw The Line 13 No More No More 14 Same Old Song And Dance 15 Milk Cow Blues 16 Train Kept A Rollin' The Band Steven Tyler - vocals Joe Perry - guitar, vocals Brad Whitford - guitar, vocals Tom Hamilton - bass Joey Kramer - drums  
 03/26/78 Tower Theater
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  "Last true document" Recorded at the Tower theatre, Upper Darby,PA March 26th 1978 + bonus tracks : "unknow date & location" (1975-08-29, NYC @ Shaeffer Music Festival to me Pre-FM version) ----------------------------------------------- Lineage: SBD > ? > Silvers "Last true document" (The Polar Bear Records-Japanese label Catalog Nr : PB-109/110) > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC > DIME (scans of original artwork and samples included) ------------------------------------------------ Notes : great show from this era Complete : Yes Sound and performance: Great! (SBD or FM for the Upper Darby '78 show and Pre-FM for the NYC '75 show) ------------------------------------------------- SETLIST : CD1 1.Rats in the cellar 2.I wanna know why 3.Big ten inch record 4.Walk this way 5.Soght for sore eyes 6.Seasons of wither 7.Sweet emotion 8.Lord of the thighs 9.Kings and Queens 10.Chip away the stone 11.Get the lead out 12.Get it up 13.Draw the line CD2 : 1.Same old song and dance 2.Toys in the attic 3.Milk cow blues 4.Train kept a rollin' 5.S.O.S. 6.Somebody 7.Dream on 8.Write me 9.Walk this way 10.Train kept a rollin' 11.Toys in the attic CD1 + CD2 1-4 : Upper Darby, PA March 26th 1978 CD2 : tracks 5-11 : "Unknown location and date" (1975-08-29) ---------------------------------------------------- Enjoy! seeded by defdoubtnir on DIME 2009-10-02 
 03/28/78 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Mommy, there are rats in the music hall! the Bad Boys of Boston come home Aerosmith Steven Tyler- lead vocals and harmonica Joe Perry- lead guitar Brad Whitford- other guitar Tom Hamilton- bass Joey Kramer- drums Music Hall Boston, Mass. U.S.A. March 28, 1978 filename: aerosmith32778flac16 runtime: 77:02 performance quality: mostly A, very high energy show recording quality: ditto, clear reception source: master FM broadcast tape setlist: (most of it) note: Track 16 has been removed from this posting due to official release. 1: radio announcer introduction 2: rats in the cellar 3: i wanna know why 4: big 10 inch record 5: walk this way 6: goin' downtown (not sure about this title) maybe sight for sore eyes 7: seasons of wither 8: sweet emotion 9: lord of the thighs 10: kings and queens 11: chip away at the stone 12: get the lead out ? 13: get it up? 14: draw the line 15: same old song and dance 16: toys in the attic * (This track has been removed from this posting due to being released officially on "live bootleg" disc.) 17: milk cow blues > train kept a rollin' medley 18: radio announcer wrap up l ineage: WBCN-FM broadcast > Yamaha 500 reciever > Naka. BX-100 cassette recorder (dolby off) > 90 min. Maxell XLII-S cassette > soundforge 4.5 (to WAV) > FLAC 6 > torrent. That's what I call a 3 step torrent, (which means just 3 transition steps for the music you're hearing) and it's 3 steps for you too. 1: download. 2: FLAC > WAV 3: burn CD. No FM static/glitches/pops/pegs/clips or problems, no editing needed. comments: I have over 100 ups ready or already on dime and only 1 is by Aerosmith, so it better be a good show, and this is. (I just wish they had done this here in 1974, because my favorite Aerosmith music by far is the 1st 3 albums, Aerosmith, Get Your Wings and Toys in the Attic.) They do some of all those here. After Rats in the Cellar is my cutoff point for serious interest in Aerosmith concert recordings. They can be a great live band with loads of energy that drives a crowd into a frenzy, and sometimes the energy got to be too much for them. I think this was near the end of their 77-78 Rats in the Cellar tour which was a fairly long one, and at the point when people outside of their native Boston area knew who they were. I think it was in 1973, the 1st album had come out and I was in Florida for a couple of months, wanted to buy the 1st Aerosmith album which was a recent new release at the time, and the guy in the record store looked at me like I was a Martian and said "Who's Aerosmith? What is Aerosmith? I've never heard of them" At the time, Dream On was well on the way to becoming Aerosmith's 1st and by far biggest pop radio hit, and already hugely big news in Boston. I'm not a big "expert" on Aerosmith, but I did see them in 1973 at Dedham High School Audit. (boy I wish I had a recorder for that!) and that was a great time. Then I saw them in late 74 with Queen as their opener. Queen blew them away, but it was still a nice show by both (again, no recorder!) This may be the last really hot Aerosmith show I've heard. I have heard several from 80's and 90's and some of the concerts have sounded pretty good but the music doesn't match up to the 1st 3 albums, which are all among the all time great classic rock albums now. Rats in the Cellar may be the next best Aerosmith release, definitely has some serious rockin' on it, and that's what Aerosmith does best (I think, anyway). Tyler does some good harmonica work in several Aerosmith shows too and this is no exception. This recording is from WBCN rebroadcast, and is complete show. (my recording of the original broadcast was cut 45 minutes into it and not recorded on as good a recorder so this one sounds alot clearer- this one is not cut and the whole show is on here. Not a 2 hour show because it was too high energy a show for them to play any more!) Crank this one up loud! This show was only meant for near-speaker-blowing volumes. It is a non stop rocker of a set, lots of the good songs and they all sound hot on here! Enjoy it! Too bad I couldn't share this with you complete, but Toys is the only track on here on the live bootleg release (it's a mix of several shows). I think there's another live Aerosmith disc with some from Boston in it but am pretty sure that's from later in the year at Boston Garden (again just a song or maybe 2). This is all except toys, otherwise the full show, and a good one. please do NOT ask me to email you the released track. that's basically asking me to pirate official material, even if just 1 song and an aud. at that. that's called copyright infringement with intent (at least, or attempt) to distribute. Not a good thing to get charged with. If you want the whole show, buy the official disc and you'll have it. DO NOT SELL THIS RECORDING! Trade freely and losslessly! 
 12/30/82 Joe Freeman Coliseum
San Antonio, TX 
 1 cdr      Aerosmith: "Remember the Alamo" (SBD) San Antonio, TX 1982.12.30 cdr>eac>wav>flac Art Included band lineup Steven Tyler, vocals, harmonica, percussion Jimmy Crespo, guitars and vocals Rick Dufay, guitars Tom Hamilton, bass Joey Kramer, drums set list (disc one) intro/Back In the Saddle Mama Kin Big Ten Inch Record Three Mile Smile Reefer Head Woman Rock In A Hard Place Lord of the Thighs Lick And A Promise Sweet Emotion Dream On When the Lightning Strikes Walk This Way (disc two) Milk Cow Blues drum solo Toys In the Attic Train Kept A'Rollin' Enjoy!!!  
 01/04/83 Blaisdell Center Arena
Honolulu, HI 
 2 cdr      Aerosmith Alohasmith! Honolulu 1983 Blaisdell Center Arena Honolulu, HI January 4, 1983 Quality: SBD A/A+ Lineage: CDRs > EAC > WAV > Flac > torrent > you CD1: 1.Back in the Saddle 2.Mama kin 3.Big Ten Inch Record 4.Three Mile smile 5.Reefer Head Woman 6.Rock In A Hard Place 7.Lord of the Thighs 8.Lick and A Promise CD2: 1.Sweet Emotion 2.Dream On 3.Lightning Strikes 4.Walk this Way 5.Milk Cow Blues 6.Toys In the Attic 7.Train kept A Rollin' This is the best sounding show from the Rock In A Hard Place Tour I've heard so far(I've only heard 3 others though, but this is the best out of them all). Great soundboard recording, I'd give it an A/A+. AS for the performance, I'm pretty sure Steven is under the influence of something. Someone throws a fire cracker on stage during Lord of the Thighs, and thats when it gets funny. Afterwards he sings Happy Birthday to Tom Hamilton (but it's not his birthday). Besides that, the band sounds good. The only real problem is that Sweet Emotion is incomplete, unless they only played the solo. It lists the song as being 2 minutes long, but the first 30 sec is just Tyler talking, then it switches to the solo for the last 1:30 minutes. I ordered this from a store a few years back and I got the CDrs, along with a paper insert that just said Alohasmith! and the track listing and date, no artwork. I'm not totally sure, but I believe this was mass produced Overall, a great sounding show, that I recommend to anybody who likes classic Aerosmith.  
 08/31/84 The Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Title: Welcome Back Joe Date: August 31, 1984 Venue: The Coliseum, Oakland, CA, USA Label: Zeus Number: Z 2020001/2 Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Disc 1 01 Back In The Saddle 02 Mama Kin 03 Bone To Bone (Coney Island White Fish Boy) 04 Big Ten Inch Record 05 Three Mile Smile 06 Reefer Head Woman 07 Lord Of The Thighs 08 Last Child 09 Get The Lead Out 10 Red House 11 Lightning Strikes 12 Same Old Song And Dance Disc 2 01 Dream On 02 Sweet Emotion 03 Walk This Way 04 Milk Cow Blues 05 Drum Solo 06 Toys In The Attic 07 Train Kept A Rollin'  
 03/12/86 The Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 1 cdr      Aerosmith The Centrum worcester, MA March 12, 1986 lineage: CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC8 > torrent 01. Back In the Saddle 02. Same Old Song & Dance - My Fist, Your Face (omitted) 03. Last Child 04. No Surprize 05. Shela - She's On Fire (omitted) - The Hop (omitted) 06. Walk This Way - Let the Music Do the Talking (omitted) 07. Dream On 08. Toys In the Attic RIAHP Demos: 09. Bolivian Ragamuffin 10. Bitches Brew 11. Jailbait An excellent A+ soundboard, probably the best sounding recording from this tour. Unfortunately, it's incomplete, it originally had 12 songs but Let the Music do the Talking was released on Classic live 2. Also She's on Fire, The Hop, and My Fist, Your face was released on the limited edition Darkness promo single. Included at the end is three RIAHP demos. I didn't really want to upload this one at first because it was so short after omitted the officially released tracks. Anyway, here it is, an Aero SBD, just in time for the holidays! 
 11/16/87 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 2 cdr      RAG DOLLS lineage = FM>silver discs>eac>wav>tlh>flac level 6 Format: 2CDs, 14 tracks, Disc 1. 42:49 / Disc.2 32:50 Label: Three Cool Cats TCC035/036 (1991) Disc 1: 1. Toys In The Attic 2. Same Old Song And Dance 3. Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 4. Big Ten Inch Record 5. Lightning Strikes 6. Rag Doll 7. Back In The Saddle 8. Last Child 9. Draw The Line Disc 2: 1. Rats In The Cellar 2. Dream On 3. Sweet Emotion 4. Walk This Way 5. Train Kept A Rollin' Recorded at: Hampton Civic Center, Hampton City, VA, November 16, 1987. EVAN772 -5/9/2007  
 02/15/88 The Summit
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      Aerosmith The Summit 02/15/1988 Houston, TX EX++ SBD CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC 8 > torrent Disc 1 01. Intro/Toys In the Attic 02. Same Old Song and Dance 03. Big Ten Inch Record 04. Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 05. Lightning Strikes 06. Rag Doll 07. Hagman Jury 08. Permanent Vacation 09. Angel 10. Back In the Saddle 11. Last Child Disc 2 01. Guitar Solo/Draw the Line 02. One Way Street 03. Dream On 04. Train Kept A Rollin' 05. Drum Solo 06. Sweet Emotion 07. I'm Down 08. Walk This Way This has to be the best recording from the 1987-88 PV Tour. The sound quality is fantastic, an EX++ SBD, they really don't come better than this, very upfront and clear. The band's performance is great (Is there really such a thing as a bad A-smith show after the band got sober?). Also the complete show with a nice setlist, featuring Lightning Strikes, and I'm Down. Another must-have show, if you don't have this, GET IT!!!!  
 08/25/88 Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      Source: SBD Lineage: CD-R->EAC->WAV->FlacFrontend->Flac Setlist: 01 - Rats In The Cellar 02 - Same Old Song And Dance 03 - Heart's Done Time 04 - Rag Doll 05 - Hangman Jury 06 - Permanent Vacation 07 - Angel 08 - Back In The Saddle 09 - Brad Whitford Solo 10 - Last Child 11 - Lord Of The Thighs 12 - Joe Perry Solo 13 - Draw The Line 14 - Joey Kramer Solo 15 - Walkin The Dog 16 - Dream On 17 - Walk This Way  
 09/15/88 Pacific Amphitheatre
Costa Mesa, CA 
 2 cdr      Band: Aerosmith Title: The End Of The Summer Nights Date: September 15, 1988 Venue: Pacific Amphitheater, Costa Mesa, CA, USA Label: Outlaw Label Number: OUTLAW LABEL 002 Source: Silvers > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Dsic 1 01 Rats In The Cellar 02 Same Old Song And Dance 03 Heart's Done Time 04 Let The Music Do The Talking 05 Permanent Vacation 06 Lord Of The Thighs 07 Rag Doll 08 My Fist Your Face Disc 2 01 Come Together 02 Milk Cow Blues 03 Perry Solo 04 Draw The Line 05 Dream On 06 Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 07 Sweet Emotion 08 Mama Kin with Axl Rose & Slash 
 08/11/90 Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  MTV Unplugged- Recorded: August 11, 1990 Aired: August 20, 1990 - complete performance - includes songs that were not aired . Audio tracks generated from a DVD-R copy of complete, unaired master reel. (Lineage pre-DVD unknown). DVD-R (LPCM Stereo) > Apple G4 > AIFF > Bias Peak > Waves S1 image / L1+ Gain > FLAC (Level 8) (The stereo field was widened and a gain increase of +7.0db was applied). Edited, enhanced and made available February 22, 2005 by Neon Kaiser.  
 08/18/90 Castle Donington
Donington, UK 
 1 cdr     A-  with Jimmy Page ! a little fm static early in the show.......source = cassette(unknown gen) >standalone cdr >eac >cool edit (for wav seperation) >flac 8  
 08/20/90 Marquee Club
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Band: Aerosmith Title: Stroll On Label: Bondage Music Number: BON246 Source: Silver > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Art Included Track 1-6: And Track 2-6 With Jimmy Page Live at Marquee Club, London, England on August 20, 1990 Track 7-15: Rehearsals in Kansas City, MO, USA on August 9, 1990 01 Milk Cow Blues 02 I Ain't Got You with Jimmy Page 03 Think About It with Jimmy Page 04 Red House with Jimmy Page 05 Immigrant Song with Jimmy Page 06 Train Kept A Rollin' with Jimmy Page 07 Smokestack Lightning 08 Monkey On My Back 09 Seasons Of Wither 10 Love Me Two Times 11 Dream On 12 Is Anybody Out There? 13 Hangman Jury 14 Shakedown City 15 No More No More Enjoy!!! 
 10/31/93 Forest National Theatre
Brussels, Belgium 
 2 cdr      Aerosmith Skin And Bones (Brussels,Belgium/Forest National 31 October 1993) Lineage:CD>Wav>Flac(8)with TLH Source:Original bootleg CD Notes:Excellent soundboard recording,111 minutes. Got this at a record fair in May and thought to share it. Don't have a scanner,can't seed the artwork. Enjoy! Label:Backstage Cat.No:BKCD065/66 CD1 1)Intro/Eat The Rich 2)Young Lust 3)F.I.N.E. 4)Love In An Elevator 5)Fever 6)Guitar Solo/Draw The Line 7)What It Takes 8)Guitar Solo/Last Child 9)The Other Side 10)Cryin' 11)Boogie Man 12)Shut Up And Dance CD2 1)Shut Up And Dance(Reprise) 2)Stop Messin' Around(Joe Perry on vocals) 3)Rag Doll 4)Janie's Got A Gun 5)Dude(Looks Like A Lady) 6)Dream On 7)Joey Kramer Drums Solo 8)Walk This Way 9)Livin' On The Edge 10)Sweet Emotion(Including Peter Gunn theme) 11)Sweet Emotion(End) 12)Train Kept A Rollin' Steven Tyler-Vocals Joe Perry-Guitar Brad Whitford-Guitar Tom Hamilton-Bass Joey Kramer-Drums 
 12/19/94 Mama Kin Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr    A  Great sound but there are slightly troubling 1 second gaps between some , but not all, tracks....Sounds like it was at least partially recorded TAO at some point ..... House On Fire-FM Broadcast-This version does not include Walk This Way and Cryin, but include Milk Cow Blues, I'm Not Taking and Toys In The Attic 
 12/31/99 Osaka Dome
Osaka, Japan 
 2 cdr      Aerosmith - Last Show of the Century Recorded - 12/31/99 Venue - Osaka Dome, Japan EX Soundboard Recording - Better than some studio recordings SBD > ? > CDR (trade) > EAC > WAV > FLAC (level 8) Artwork included ( not official - but it was the best I could do) Disc One 1)Intro 2)Eat the Rich 3)Falling in Love 4)Same Old Song and Dance 5)Love in an Elevator 6)Livin' on the Edge 7)Ragdoll 8)Dream On 9)Janie's Got a Gun 10)One Way Street 11)Pink 12)Let the Music do the Talking 13)Stop Messin' Around 14)Walk This Way Disc Two 1)I Don't Want To Miss A Thing 2)Cryin' 3)Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 4)Chip Away The Stone 5)Mama Kin 6)Train Kept A Rollin' (Stopped at midnight, sang Happy Birthday to Tom) 7)Countdown to Midnight/Stevens Prayer 8)Full Circle 9)Happy Birthday Tom Hamilton 10)Sweet Emotion A absolute must have for Aerosmith fans I have also heard there is a Pro Shot DVD of this show that I would love to see someone post up here Enjoy the Groove No MP3 NO E-BAYERS (because you will die a slow and painful death) Just a rumor but you never know  

 10/13/78 Gürzenich
Köln, Germany 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 07/11/98 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ......... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ....... Lineup : Al Di Meola - acoustic guitar Dino Saluzzi - bandoneon Aziza Mustafa Zadeh - piano, vocals, percussion  

 06/15/89 Theatre of Living Arts
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr     A+  DSB>EAC>FLAC As you can imagine, this has the line up & source to make for a great, perfect sounding recording. LMK if this has been upped on DIME in the past. I'm curious. enjoy mr_mag 

 ??/??/78 Nakano Sun Plaza
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Recieved in trade..... Missing "Love and Happiness" 
 07/04/99 Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark 
 1 cdr      This show was recorded on July 4th, 1999 at The Roskilde Festival in Denmark. Al is backed by an astounding band and together they work the audience into an absolute frenzy during this powerful 55 minute set. If there was an entry in the dictionary under "Memphis Soul" -- this would be it! This is most likely a FM broadcast recording and the sound is excellent! I have entitled this show: 'Somebody Say . . . YEAH!' Al Green July 4, 1999 Roskilde Festival Denmark 1. Introduction 2. L O V E 3. In The Holy Name Of Jesus 4. Everything Is Gonna Be Alright 5. Jesus Will Fix It 6. Band Intros 7. Lets Stay Together 8. Call Me 9. How Can You Ment A Broken Heart 10. Take Me To The River 11. Medley: Bring It On Home/I've Been Loving You/My Girl/Dock Of The Bay/Tired of Being Alone 12. Love & Happiness Horns: Anthony Royal Dennis Bates John Sangster Bass: Wayne Tucker Guitar: Tony Smith Guitar: Warren Gaston Drums: Darryl Wells, Sr. Percussion: Darryl Wells, Jr. Keyboards: Unknown Background Vocals: Unknown  

 07/06/06 Estival Jazz
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: .. Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.com  

 12/09/80 Maison Des Arts
Creteil, France 
 1 cdr      Albert COLLINS, Creteil Maison des arts, 1980 december 9th FM master, FLAC This is a reconstruction of the show using several broadcasts, so the order of play is certainly not exact. This torrent features all the tunes broacasted but not the whole show. The concert happened the day John Lennon was murdered, so Albert talks about this sad event and so the DJ. Band: Albert Collins, AC Reed, Casey Jones, Marvin Jackson, Johnny Gaden (exact name ?) 01 Got my mojo working medley (cc rider, ...) 02 She's fine 03 Albert's intro, instrumental 04 Speaking about JL, unknown 05 Caldonia 06 Instrumental 07 Intro second set, listen here 08 Ice pick 09 The things i used to to 10 Sweet home Chicago medley (dust my broom, look over yonder, going down) 11 Howling for my darling 12 radio show outro Cassettes played on a Marrantz SD4051 cassette deck; zoom H4 for wav; PC; audacity for volume and tracking; FLAC. Some samples in comments.  

 08/20/72 L.A. Forum
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr       
 02/02/74 Purple Carriage House
St. Charles, IL 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 09/26/76 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 01/07/78 Double Door
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 09/18/83 Long Beach Blues Festival
Long Beach, CA 
 1 cdr      September 18, 1983 Long Beach Blues Festival Long Beach, California, USA Combination of two Vg-Ex sounding sources with the better one not circulated before. Not sure that I got all the titles right (corrections welcome)! 01 [4:52] instrumental 02 [2:52] Albert intro > instrumental intro [changes source at 1:05 track 2] 03 [5:29] Albert talk > I Wonder Why 04 [9:01] The Sky is Crying 05 [6:33] I'll Play the Blues for You 06 [5:42] Cold Woman With A Warm Heart 07 [8:44] I Found Love In The Food Stamp Line 08 [3:00] Kansas City 09 [0:41] announcer & applause encores: 10 [0:47] instrumental 11 [4:56] The Rain Keep Falling 12 [0:24] announcer & applause total - 53:01 Primary source (after 1:05 track 2): low gen. off-air FM (or possibly pre-broadcast) cassette > Nakamichi Dragon Secondary source: off-air FM > CD-R > Wav w/EAC (mode secure) > Flac with Flacfrontend (level 6 with ASB) > Dime seed > Pro Tools > AIFF > xACT (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified).  

 06/29/10 City Winery
New York, NY 
 2 cdr       FM > iMic > Sound Forge 9 > Audacity > Flac frontend WFUV-FM (Bronx, NY) radio broadcast. This is a very good FM recording, with a little static. Samples attached. Enjoy. Alejandro Escovedo City Winery New York, NY, USA 2010-06-29 01. Always A Friend 02. This Bed Is Getting Crowded 03. Anchor 04. Tender Heart 05. Street Songs 06. Banter 07. Sister Lost Soul 08. Banter 09. Down In The Bowery 10. Band Intros 11. Fort Worth Blue 12. Rosalie 13. Chelsea Hotel '78 14. Castanets 15. Silver Cloud 16. Faith 17. Encore Break 18. After The Meteor Showers 19. Banter 20. I Wish I Was Your Mother  
 07/20/10 Calvin Theatre
Northampton, MA 
 2 cdr      Alejandro Escovedo & The Sensitive Boys – 7/20/2010 Calvin Theatre Northampton, MA Disc One: 1. Always A Friend 2. This Bed is Getting Crowded 3. Anchor 4. Tender Heart 5. Street Songs 6. Sister Lost Soul 7. Down in the Bowery 8. Ft. Worth Blue 9. Five Hearts Breaking 10. Rosalie Disc Two: 1. Chelsea Hotel ‘78 2. Castanets 3. Faith 4. Real as an Animal Encore 5. Sway 6. Beast of Burden Soundboard Recording  

 12/27/71 Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Pittsburgh, PA 
 1 cdr     A-  Received in trade...... Alice Cooper Pittsburgh Civic Arena Pittsburgh, PA 12/27/71 Sbrd (?) 1 be my lover 2 you drive me nervous 3 yea yeah yeah 4 i'm eighteen 5 halo of flies 6 is it my body 7 dead babies 8 killer 9 long way to go 
 04/22/72 Long Island Arena
Commack, NY 
 1 cdr      Popular recording well circulated within the Alice Cooper Trading circles. This gig originally appeared several years ago on a bootleg (decent at best) called "Electric Ballroom Detroit 1972"! We don't know how that occurred, for there never was an Electric Ballroom in Detroit.Now ya know. Anyway, this is my early generation 'rip' from the original reel to reel! I had it copied to cassette a life time ago-- and I then copied it to CD-R a few years back. This is as good as it gets folks! Superb quality. Turn it way up! ENJOY Artwork (front & back) is by yours truly. They are within the torrent download. The live photos are "grabs" from the film footage of this New York show! Track listing (flac) 01 Be my Lover 02 You Drive me nervous 03 Yeah Yeah Yeah 04 I'm Eighteen 05 Halo of Flies 06 Dead Babies 07 Killer 08 School's Out 09 Is It My Body  
 05/11/73 The Forum
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Source: SBD Lineage: CD-R->EAC->WAV->FlacFrontend->Flac File Size: 232MB Setlist: 01. Hello Hooray 2:37 02. Billion Dollar Babies 4:25 03. Elected 2:30 04. I'm Eighteen 4:31 05. Raped And Freezin' 3:30 06. No More Mr Nice Guy 3:19 07. My Stars 8:09 08. Unfinished Sweet 5:50 09. Interlude I 2:17 10. Sick Things 3:24 11. Dead Babies 3:05 12. I Love the Dead 6:57 13. Interlude II 1:22 14. School's Out 12:46 15. Under My Wheels 5:28 16. God Bless America (outro) 2:51  
 04/09/79 San Diego Sports Arena
San Diego, CA 
 1 cdr      Alice Cooper King Biscuit Flower Hour Jun 17, 1979 ( Air Date ) Live in San Diego 1979 Pre-FM 1. Intro 2. Commercials 3. From The Inside 4. Nurse Rozetta 5. Quiet Room 6. I'll Never Cry 7. Welcome To My Nightmare 8. Billion Dollar Babies 9. Commercials 10. Only Women Bleed 11. No More Mr. Nice Guy 12. Eighteen 13. I Wish I Was Born In Beverly Hills 14. Go To Hell 15. Medley 16. How You Gonna See Me Now 17. Schools Out 18. Commercials 19. Outro 20. Promos PRE-FM Reel>CDR>WAV>CDWAV>mastercdr>wav>FLAC 
 03/06/87 The Garden
Cincinnati, OH 
 1 cdr      Alice Cooper "Live @ The Garden" The Garden Cincinnati, OH 3/6/87 SBD: A++ Setlist: [71:14] 01. Welcome To My Nightmare 02. Billion Dollar Babies 03. No More Mr. Nice Guy 04. Be My Lover 05. I’m Eighteen 06. The World Needs Guts 07. Give It Up 08. Cold Ethyl 09. Only Women Bleed 10. Go To Hell 11. Ballad Of Dwight Fry 12. Elected 13. Under My Wheels 14. Sick Things 15. I Love The Dead 16. School’s Out [Includes Solos] Alice Cooper: Alice Cooper: Vocals Kip Winger: Bass Derek Sherinan: Keyboards Kane Roberts: Guitar Ken Mary: Drums NOTES: "Constrictor" Tour A great show from the master of mascara & mayhem!! Picked this up on the shn lossless hub back in '04 Converted to Flac 6 Artwork [OK Quality] Included FREQ & SPEC included, sector boundries verified with Hub Audio Tools V.10, Beta 16  

 06/19/98 Warsaw Summer Jazz Days
Warsaw, Poland 
 1 cdr      Received in trade . Nice sound 

 03/30/69 Jacksonville Armory
Jacksonville, FL 
 2 cdr      THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND First Flight The very first live recording of ABB recorded four days after their official foundation. Jacksonville Beach Armory, Jacksonville, FL. March 30, 1969 Excellent stereo soundboard remastered by PR CD 1: 1. Don't Want You No More 2. Rock Me Baby 3. Crossroads 4. Born In Chicago 5. Willie Jean Jam 6. Born Under A Bad Sign CD 2: 1. She Has Funny Cars 2. Hey Joe 3. New Shoes Blues 4. Travellin' Music Jam Duane Allman - guitar, vocals; Dicky Betts - guitar, vocals; Berry Oakley - bass; Butch Trucks - drums; Jai Johanny Johanson - percussion; Reese Wynans - organ This is the second stream of Duane Allman era of The Allman Brothers Band 1969-1971  
 03/13/70 The Warehouse
New Orleans, LA 
 1 cdr      HE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND The Warehouse 1970 The Warehouse, New Orleans March 13, 1970 Stereo soundboard remastered by PR Thanks to Shane Enholm 1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 2. Don't Want You No More 3. It's Not My Cross To Bear 4. Whipping Post 5. Mountain Jam Greg Allman - organ, vocals; Duane Allman - guitar; Dicky Betts - guitar; Berry Oakley - bass; Butch Trucks - drums; Jai Johanny Johanson - percussion This is the second stream of Duane Allman-era of The Allman Brothers Band 1969-1971  
 12/13/70 Leonard Gym, American University
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Archival Release #1 ...... so probably should not trade 
 01/31/71 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Fillmore West 1971 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA January 31, 1971 Excellent stereo soundboard remastered by PR Thanks to Shane Enholm CD 1: 1. Statesboro Blues 2. Trouble No More 3. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 4. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 5. Midnight Rider 6. Hoochie Coochie Man 7. Dreams CD 2: 1. You Don't Love Me 2. Hot 'Lanta 3. Whipping Post Greg Allman - organ, vocals; Duane Allman - guitar; Dicky Betts - guitar; Berry Oakley - bass; Butch Trucks - drums; Jai Johanny Johanson - percussion This is the second stream of Duane Allman-era of The Allman Brothers Band 1969-1971  
 08/26/71 A&R Studios
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Stormy Monday A & R Recording Studios, New York August 26, 1971 Liberated Watchtower bootleg Excellent stereo soundboard Expanded & remastered by PR 1. Statesboro Blues 2. Trouble No More 3. Don't Keep Me Wondering 4. Did Something Wrong 5. One Way Out 6. (In Memory Of) Elizabeth Reed 7. Stormy Monday 8. You Don't Love Me 9. Soul Serenade 10. Hot 'Lanta Greg Allman - organ, vocals; Duane Allman - guitar; Dicky Betts - guitar; Berry Oakley - bass; Butch Trucks - drums; Jai Johanny Johanson - percussion This is the stream of Duane Allman-era of The Allman Brothers Band 1969-1971  
 09/19/71 Gym - State University of NY (SUNY) at Stony Brook
Stony Brook, NY 
 2       Archival release #2 ..........so probably should not trade 
 10/15/71 Syria Mosque
Pittsburgh, PA 
 1 cdr     A-  Duane's Last Show **********THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Dreams And Nightmares The last recording with Duane Allman Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh October 15, 1971 Liberated Sinsemilla bootleg Remastered by PR 1. Statesboro Blues 2. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' 3. Done Somebody Wrong 4. One Way Out 5. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed 6. Hot 'Lanta 7. Stormy Monday 8. You Don't Love Me 9. Revival 10. Trouble No More Bonus Tracks 11. Statesboro Blues 12. Trouble No More 13. Don't Keep Me Wonderin' Tracks 11-13: unknown location Greg Allman - organ, vocals; Duane Allman - guitar; Dicky Betts - guitar; Berry Oakley - bass; Butch Trucks - drums; Jai Johanny Johanson - percussion This is the stream of Duane Allman-era of The Allman Brothers Band 1969-1971  
 02/11/72 Macon City Auditorium
Macon, GA 
 2 cdr     A+  Archival Release #3......so probably should not trade 
 05/01/73 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Archival Release #4 ... so probably should not trade  
 06/09/73 RFK Stadium
Washington, DC 
 3 cdr      grateful dead opened , mountain jam with bob weir and ronnie montrose 
 06/10/73 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      opened for the dead , most of whipping post is missing 
 12/31/73 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 5 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg with jerry garcia, boz scaggs, and bill kreutzman 
 01/01/74 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 2 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg 
 04/20/79 Capital Theatre
Passaic, NJ 
 2 cdr     A-   
 10/31/86 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Received in trade ...........Missing "Key To The Highway" and "Got My Mojo Working" 
 08/11/89 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 2 cdr      sbrd>sony tcd-d10>dat>dat1.cdr 
 11/07/90 The Mosque
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr     A+  Received in trade. Great sound 
 06/11/92 Roosevelt Hotel
Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  All acoustic, IRSA Benefit CD - includes 2 songs of unkown filler - acoustic "come and go blues' and "melissa" - maybe from vh1 storytellers? 
 08/22/92 Mann Center for the Performing Arts
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr     A+  Received in trade. Great sound 
 05/12/96 Riviera Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr      Received in trade 
 12/21/00 Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
Asheville, NC 
 1 cdr      come + go blues and midnight rider are greg solo , rest of set with band plus guests  
 08/09/03 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Charlotte, NC 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release so should not trade  
 08/10/03 Alltel Pavillion
Raleigh, NC 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release so should not trade  
 09/24/04 Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release so probably should not trade  
 09/25/04 Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release so probably should not trade  
 08/26/06 Tweeter Center
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      received in trade........... either a sbrd or a really really good aud ... sounds nice 
 03/12/09 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release , so probably should not trade. Guests = Buddy Guy, Trey Anastasio, and Page McConnell 
 03/19/09 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release , so probably should not trade . Guests = Eric Clapton , Susan Tedeschi , and Danny Louis  
 03/20/09 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release , so probably should not trade . Guests = Eric Clapton and Danny Louis 
 03/27/09 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release , so probably should not trade . Guests = Kid Rock, Jimmy Hall, Paul Riddle, and Ivan Neville 
 03/28/09 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  instant live - official release , so probably should not trade . Guests = Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Floyd Miles, Chuck Leavell, and Paul Riddle 

 06/25/04 Bellinzona Piazza Blues
Tessin, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX publication : after Marla Glen, same night a bit later on, a good solid R&R show with the simplest of lineups and which roots back from Woodstock time. Artwork included. Alvin Lee Bellinzona Piazza Blues Tessin, Switzerland 25 June 2004 SDB > first copy > eac > flac frontend (level 5, align on sector boundaries) > torrent CD1 (45:48) 01 Rock And Roll Music To The World 4:21 02 Hear Me Calling 5:48 03 I Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes 9:09 04 How Do You Do It? 4:08 05 Don't Want You Woman 3:09 06 While My Guitar Gently Weeps/Getting Nowhere Fast 5:45 07 I Don't Give A Damn 5:18 08 I Am Writing You A Letter 8:06 CD2 (37:00) 01 I'm Gonna Make It 5:45 02 Slow Blues in C 6:43 03 Love Like a Man 10:48 04 I'm Going Home 13:43 Alvin Lee: guitar, harp, vocals Pete Pritchard: bass, double bass Richard Newman: drums 

 07/25/07 I-Tunes Festival, London ICA
London, UK 
 1 cdr      FM to pc - editing out station ids - creating tracks- flac - md5 - sorry no artwork 1 Addicted 2 Just Friends 3 Tears Dry On Their Own 4 You can only hold her incl. That Thing (Fugees cover) 5 Back To Black 6 Wake Up Alone 7 Hey Little Rich Girl (The Specials cover) 8 You Wondering Now (Andy & Joan (??) / The Specials cover) 9 Love Is A Loosing Game 10 You Know I'm No Good 11 Monkeyman ( Toot & The Maytals / The Specials cover) 12 Me & Mr. Jones 13 Rehab 14 Valerie ( The Zutones cover) 

 10/02/04 Studio 211
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      recieved in trade ..... burned on same disc as their 1/17/05 KCRW performance 
 01/17/05 KCRW-FM Studios
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      received in trade .... burned on the same disc as their 10/2/04 Studio 211 performance. 
 09/29/05 First Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 
 1 cdr      Arcade Fire September 29, 2005 First Avenue Minneapolis, MN Source: Soundboard -> FM Transfer: FM -> PC -> CDWave -> wav -> flac Complete concert recorded by KCMP 89.3 FM - The Current - St. Paul, MN Broadcast on 12/4/05 DJ - Mary Lucia Transfer, tracking, titling & seeding by JK * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * FOR TRADE ONLY -- DO NOT BUY OR SELL PRESERVE QUALITY -- DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3 * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * tracks: 01. DJ 02. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) 03. Crown of Love 04. DJ 05. Headlights Look Like Diamonds 06. No Cars Go 07. DJ 08. Haiti 09. intro -> Neighborhood #2 (Laika) 10. DJ 11. I'm Sleeping In A Submarine 12. Five Years [David Bowie] 13. DJ 14. Neighborhood #4 (7 Kettles) 15. Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) 16. Rebellion (Lies) 17. DJ 18. Wake Up 19. DJ 
 01/23/08 Enmore Theatre
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr      Arcade Fire ============ Wednesday 23rd January 2008 Enmore Theatre, Sydney, Australia FM Master > FLAC Lineage = Panasonic FM Tuner > Marantz DR700 CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition > CDWave > FLAC 01. Wake Up 02. Keep The Car Running 03. Black Mirror 04. Neighbourhood #2 (Laika) 05. The Well & The Lighthouse 06. Neighbourhood #1 (Tunnels) 07. Intervention 08. No Cars Go 09. Antichrist Television Blues 10. Neighbourhood #3 (Power Out) 11. Rebellion (Lies) Notes ------- Broadcast on JJJ Radio, Australia. DJ Edit between Tracks 6 and 7. Recorded, Edited and Upped by Franger. Enjoy!  
 07/09/10 Punchestown Racecourse
Naas, Ireland 
 1 cdr      Arcade Fire Oxegen Festival Naas Ireland 9th July 2010 Highlights broadcast on RTE 2FM on the afternoon of 11th July 2010 Tracks in brackets not broadcast in this segment (1. Keep the Car Running) (2. Modern Man) (3. Neighborhood #2 (Laika)) 4. No Cars Go 5. Haïti 6. Empty Room 7. Rococo 8. The Suburbs (9. Ready to Start) (10. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)) (11. We Used to Wait) 12. Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) 13. Rebellion (Lies) (14. Month of May) 15. Intervention 16. Crown of Love 17. Wake Up 18. DJ Outro Digital Satellite Broadcast (192 kbps)>Sky+ hard drive>Optical output>Optical Digital Cable Toslink to 3.5mm mini jack> iRiver iHP-120 (Rockboxed) digital input>wav>PC>R8 brain (Downsample 48 kHz/44.1 kHz)>Soundforge 8.0 (Fade-in/fade-out, amplify) >CD Wave (Track splits)>FLAC>TLH (fix SBE) Notes: I receive RTE 2FM via digital satellite in the UK at 192 kbps (see http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/uk_satellite_bit_rates.php) Hence I thought it was justified under Dime's rules from Digital Satellite broadcasts to post this. I have no way of capturing the broadcast in the original broadcast codec, hence the method of recording wav via my iRiver. If anyone has an FM upgrade please post. The sound on RTE 2FM live broadcasts is always very dynamically compressed (at least on Dig Sat) and this is no exception. So its not the best live radio broadcast you'll ever hear. There may have been more tracks broadcast on the Friday - I forgot to tape that. Tracks '12' and '13' were broadcast together before the news. The rest afterwards (4-8 amd 15-17, which I split in two to re-order the tracks the way they were played). I've numbered the tracks as they were played live in case any gaps are filled in by later broadcasts. A few DJ IDs left in and fade-ins/fade-outs between segments added, some are quite rapid. I've left the final DJ outro in as he talked over the outro of Wake Up. mp3 samples attached. 
 08/04/10 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Arcade Fire 2010-08-04 Madison Square Garden New York, NY USA An acidjack master recording Equipment: DPA 4021> Denecke PS2> Sony PCM-M10 (24/44.1) Position: Slightly LOC, floor, about 5 rows behind the SBD Mastering: 24bit/44.1kHz WAV> Audacity (set fades, EQ, downsample to 16bit, tracking, amplify and balance channels)> FLAC (level 8) Tracks [Total Time 1:33:49] 1. Ready to Start 2. Neighborhood #2 (Laïka) 3. No Cars Go 4. Haïti 5. Half Light II (No Celebration) 6. Rococo 7. The Suburbs 8. Crown of Love 9 [banter] 10. Intervention 11. We Used to Wait 12 [banter] 13. Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) 14. Rebellion (Lies) 15. Month of May 16. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) 17 [encore break] 18 Keep the Car Running 19. Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) 20. Wake Up PLEASE DO NOT RESEED TO ANY OTHER SITE ON THE INTERNET WITHOUT ASKING ME. I AM HAPPY TO EXPLAIN WHY. PLEASE SUPPORT ARCADE FIRE AND PURCHASE (I.E., NOT STEAL) "THE SUBURBS". IT'S A GREAT RECORD. 
 09/05/10 Monte Do Gozo
Santiago, Spain 
 1 cdr       Arcade Fire - Moving Past the Feeling [2010] 01 Ready To Start 02 Haiti 03 Rococo 04 Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels) 05 Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) 06 We Used To Wait 07 Neighborhood #3 (Power Out) 08 Rebellion (Lies) 09 Keep The Car Running 10 Wake Up 11 Laika 12 No Cars Go 13 Modern Man 14 The Suburbs Notes Tracks 1-10 Recorded At Campo De Gozo, Santiago De Compostella/Spain, September 5, 2010 Tracks 11-14 Recorded At Reading Festival, August 28, 2010 collectorsmusicreviews.com review : Moving Past The Feeling (Godfatherecords G.R. 579) Auditorio Monte do Gozo, Santiago de Compostela, Spain – 5 September, 2010: Ready To Start, Haiti, Rococo, Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels), Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains), We Used To Wait, Neighborhood #3 (Power Out), Rebellion (Lies), Keep The Car Running, Wake Up Bonus tracks: Reading Festival, Little John’s Farm, Reading, UK – 28 August, 2010: Neighborhood #2 (Laika), No Cars Go, Modern Man, The Suburbs This is Godfather’s first release devoted to Arcade Fire. As described on the Wikipedia website, the band, “is an indie rock band based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada… The band play guitar, drums, bass guitar, piano, violin, viola, cello, double bass, xylophone, glockenspiel, keyboard, French horn, accordion, harp, mandolin and hurdy-gurdy. The band takes most of their instruments on tour, and the multi-instrumentalist band members switch instrumental duties throughout their shows.” The band’s line-up has fluctuated, but the core of the outfit has remained husband-and-wife team, Win Butler and Regine Chassagne. Butler’s brother William, though not a founder member, later joined, making the band something of a family affair. Following Funeral and Neon Bible, the band released, and toured in support of, its third album, The Suburbs, in 2010. The album won great critical acclaim, with, for example, the radio station BBC 6 Music and Q magazine awarding it top spot in their lists of top albums of the year, and Billboard and New Musical Express, among others, placing it at number two. On the music reviews section of the BBC website, Mike Diver refers to The Suburbs as the band’s. “most thrillingly engrossing chapter yet: a complex, captivating work.” Emily Mackay, of NME, contends that it is, “an album that combines mass acceptability with nuch greater ambition. Pretty much perfect.” Rolling Stone writer Rob Sheffield calls it, “their fantastic third album.” This release chronicles the final date of Arcade Fire’s 2010 tour, part of the Festival MTV Galicia 2010 held at the anmphitheatre-like, 30,000-40,000 capacity outdoor venue of the Auditorio Monte do Gozo. The event also featured Cornelius 1960, The Temper Trap and Echo And the Bunnymen. It was Arcade Fire’s first visit to Spain in three years and the show was played to a large and enthusiastic audience. Part of the eighteen-song concert was shown on television and the broadcast element is mirrored on this CD. The first three songs were the first, fifth and seventh numbers respectively, and the remainder constitute the latter part of the set from the twelfth song to the end of the show. Appropriately enough this CD begins with Ready To Start, the second track from The Suburbs, a song, featuring, as described by John Doran on The Quietus website, as characterized by its, “fuzzy vocals, noisy, rushing guitars and banks of woozy synthesizer noise, lyrics that yearn for the safety of a warm feeling but half-forgotten childhood.” In the breezy, boisterous version here, Regine Chassagne takes to the drummer’s stool, joining regular drummer Jeremy Gara to contribute a second drum part which adds weight to the prominent gutars. Next up we have the quirky, spiky rhythms of Haiti. Chassagne assumes vocal duties on this song about her parents’ homeland, from which they emigrated during the dictatorship of “Baby Doc” Duvalier. Her voice has an overtly vulnerable quality which seems to mask an inner strengh, revealed as the song builds. The audience claps along to the wordless backing vocal section near the end before Chassgne returns and, led by the abrasive strings of Sarah Neufeld and Marika Shaw, the song grinds to a dissonant halt. This is followed by what Pitchfork reviewer Ian Cohen calls the “deceptively chipper chamber pop” of Rococo, with its dig at “modern kids” given to “using long words they don’t understand.” Doran maintains that it comers across as a synthesis of Spiritualized and ELO. Butler takes over again on vocals here, as the song builds in intensity from its dramy, hypnotic beginning. Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels), one of four such-named pieces from Funeral, is decribed by Pitchfork reviewer David Moore as, “sumptuously theatrical…the gentle hum of an organ, undulating strings, and repetition of a simple piano figure suggest the discreet unveiling of an epic.” Chassagne is back behind the drums for this song, which Butler introduces by saying how much the band loves playing in Spain. The next song, Sprawl II (Mountains Beyond Mountains) is one of a brace of two-part compositions on The Suburbs, but appears alone here. Butler switches from guitar to keybords for a song which has stirred comparisons with disco music and Abba. Mackay refers to it as, “over exuberant, ABBA-ish disco pop,” and Observer reviewer Kitty Empire concurs, with reference to it as a “disco tune” and a “terrific surprise Abba turn.” However, surely the relevant comparison is not with Abba, but with Blondie in disco mode, as the song bears a distinct resemblance to Heart Of Glass, though Chasssagne’s vocals come across as more fragile and delicate than those of Debbie Harry. We Used To Wait is compared by Doran with the music of Supertramp and 10cc, with its “plinking pianos and staccato new wave guitar riff.” (I can see the similarity to Supertramp with regard to the piano, though I recall neither group being renowned for “new wave” guitar.) Mackay calls it “garage-punk,” and Guardian writer Alex Petridis refers to it as, “taut, post-new wave rock.” This energetic performance of the song is followed by Neighborhood #3 (Power Out), described by Moore as, “a shimmering, audacious anthem that combines a driving pop beat, ominous guitar assault, and sprightly glockenspiel decoration into a passionate, fist-pumping album manifesto.” The band’s performance is stunning in what is, for me, the highlight of the set and it leads directly into Rebellion (Lies), which keeps energy levels high and is a fine conclusion to the main set. Keep The Car Running, which kicks off the encore, is the first of the two Neon Bible songs on this CD and its jaunty sound is provided by Butler’s mandolin and Chassagne’s hurdy-gurdy. The concert then concludes with Wake Up, its relatively slow beginning sounding suitably anthemic and the faster second section injecting some excitement to the end os the show. Lucia Gonzalez and Jose A. Navas, covering the show for El Mundo, refer to it simply as “a classic.” The show was well received in the Spanish press, Gonzalez and Navas, for example, enthusing at the way band members, “seem to multiply on stage, mixing instruments and oozing energy.” The four bonus tracks are derived from the band’s appearance at the Reading Festival a week before. The performance garnered critical acclaim in all sections of the British press. Nadia Mendoza and Carl Stroud, writing in tabloid paper The Sun, referred to the band’s “spine-tinglingly joyful set,” which constituted, “a highlight of the weekend.” Wirting for the broadsheet, The Telegraph, Andrew Perry states that, “their epic, stadium-filling anthems rang out with subtlety, eccentricity and…heart bursting joy.” The bonus tracks begin with energetic, enthusiastic renditions of Neighborhood #2 (Laika), characterized by Moore as “conventionally rock-oriented,” and No Cars Go, the second song here from Neon Bible. Then comes the mid-paced Modern Man, a song compared by Doran to the work of Tom Petty. The disc ends with a splendid performance of the title track from The Suburbs, which contains the line which gives this release its title and which features, as Petridis puts it, ” a sing-song melody, over Neil Young-ish piano and lazily strummed acoustic guitar.” Both sets of tracks feature excellent, full and clear stereo sound taken from television broadcasts. The disc is packaged in Godfather’s customary tri-fold sleeve, the front cover of which combines the artwork of The Suburbs with a shot of the band on stage. Further onstage photographs grace the remainder of the sleeve and the rear also has small, individual offstage shots of band members, together with the track listing. The sleeve has no notes and there is no booklet. With fine performances, impressive sound and attractive packaging, this release will appeal strongly to committed Arcade Fire fans; in addition to these qualities, the judicious combination of songs from all three albums (six each from Funeral and The Suburbs and two from their weakest effort, Neon Bible), may also make this CD, rather than any of those official relases, a good starting point for the curious newcomer.  

 06/12/71 Casino
Montreux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      SBD>?>DAT>AIF>FLAC 
 11/26/82 Bob Marley Memorial Performing Centre
Montego Bay, Jamaica 
 1 cdr      A Glass Of Wine Production lineage: MSC(Sony TCD-5M) > ? > CDR > EAC > flac level 6 MSC - master soundboard cassette w/ Dolby B Recorded by: Frank Streeter Disc 1 62:47 01 festival emcee banter 4:01 02 Instrumental (intro??) 1:59 03 Hold On, I'm Coming 4:15 04 Love Me Forever 3:47 05 It's Your Thing 4:19 06 Make It Up To You 7:42 07 Golden Moments Medley: 10:15 Daydreaming > Rock Steady > Say A Little Prayer > Respect 08 I Hurt Myself (I'm Guilty) 3:52 09 Ain't No Way 6:11 10 E: Band Intro 1:08 11 E: Because of You 4:59 12 E: Jump To It 10:13  
 07/15/94 Artscape
Baltimore, MD 
 1 cdr      Aretha Franklin Artscape Baltimore, MD July 15, 1994 Excellent digital soundboard recording (from DAT master) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 01. Announcements 02. Instrumental intro 03. I Knew You Were Waiting 04. Share Your Love With Me 05. Spanish Harlem 06. Angel 07. Chain Of Fools 08. Respect (Tracks 09-11 are "Optional" tracks--burn them or skip them) 09. Introducing her son's act 10. Her son's rap act 11. Commenting on her son's act 12. Band intro and banter 13. You Send Me 14. A Deeper Love 15. Willing To Forgive 16. Freeway Of Love 17. The Greatest Love Of All TheCommish notes: As noted above, I consider Tracks 09-11 to be "optional" tracks. To put it politely, I think her son's act doesn't exactly blend well with the rest of the show-- so I decided to skip these optional tracks when I burned the show to CD. But since your mileage may vary, they're here if you want them. Please also note that there is a cut at the 2:34 mark in Track 10. Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Volume adjustments made with Nero's wave editor (see details below) * Deleted 17 seconds at end of Track 01 and faded out with Nero * Slight fade-out applied to end of Track 10 * Slight fade-in applied to beginning of Track 11 * Deleted 56 seconds of extra applause at end of Track 17; faded out with Nero Volume adjustments made: (to adjust for the various volume fluctuations during the show) Track 01: +13db (0:00-0:02), +9db (0:02-0:05), +4dB (0:05-end) Track 02: +7dB (0:00-0:04), +3dB (0:04-0:08), +7dB (0:08-end) Track 03: +7dB Track 04: +7dB Track 05: +7dB (0:00-3:06), +6dB (3:06-3:42), +7dB (3:42-end) Track 06: +9dB (0:00-3:07), +8dB (3:07-3:24), +9dB (3:24-4:59), +7dB (4:59-end) Track 07: +7dB (0:00-0:20), +6dB (0:20-2:47), +5dB (2:47-3:01), +6dB (3:01-end) Track 08: +6dB Track 09: +6dB (0:00-1:10), +12dB (1:10-end) Track 10: +12dB (0:00-0:04), +14dB (0:04-0:18), +8dB (0:18-2:48), +14dB (2:48-end) Track 11: +24dB Track 12: +17dB (0:00-2:13), +14dB (2:13-2:29), +11dB (2:29-3:02), +4dB (3:02-end) Track 13: +7dB (0:00-0:41), +4dB (0:41-0:43), +7dB (0:43-0:49), +4dB (0:49-end) Track 14: +4dB Track 15: +4dB Track 16: +4dB (0:00-1:08), +3dB (1:08-3:57), +4dB (3:57-end) Track 17: +4dB (0:00-0:02), +6dB (0:02-3:56), +7dB (3:56-end) About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member).  

 10/01/67 The Bitter End Cafe
Greenwich Village, NY 
 1 cdr       

 09/20/83 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr      page, clapton ,beck, winwood and others 

 11/03/68 Konzerthaus
Vienna, Austria 
 1 cdr      Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers November 3, 1968. "Konzerthaus" Vienna, Austria, FM>reel-to-reel tape>CD-R Bill Hardman (tp) Julian Priester (tb) Billy Harper (ts) Ronnie Mathews (p) Lawrence Evans (b) Art Blakey (dr). 1 Moment's Notice 2 You Don't Know What Love Is 3 Moanin' 4 A New World  
 08/18/72 Jazz Now Festival
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers August 18th, 1972 Jazz Now Festival Munich, Germany sounboard recording Art Blakey, Ramon Mattia, George Cables, Stanley Clarke, Jeremy Steig, Buck Clark, Tony Williams, 1) Intro 2) Swamp Carol 3) Rita 4) Virginia 5) Cubano Chant 6) Unknown 72:55 Jeremy Steig,fl George Cables,p,e-p Stanley Clarke,b Art Blakey,dr,voc Tony Williams,dr Ray Mantilla,per Buck Clarke,per 
 07/??/85 Theatre St Denis, Montreal Jazz Festival
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers St.Denis Theatre Festival International de Jazz de Montreal July 1985 Donald Harrison - al-sx Jean Toussaint - tn-sx Wallace Roney - tpt Mulgrew Miller - piano Lonnie Plaxico - ac-bass Art Blakey - drums *note-Wallace Roney subbed for regular trumpeter Terrence Blanchard 01. AB interview (2:55) 02. Oh, by the Way (21:37) 03. I Love You > St.Thomas (14:53) 04. Blues March (10:53) 05. ? # (7:20) Total Time: 57:40 Sound Quality A+ (fm master) 371 MB Flac #'s 1-3 CBC-FM JazzBeat - airdate'10/xx/85 Lineage/source: CBC-fm> Maxell XLII90 cassette> (rec)Sony TC-FX5C> (pb)Technics RS-T73> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> wavjoiner> flac(7)(asb) #'s 4-5 CBOF-FM "Jazz Sur le Vif ' - airdate'xx/xx/85 Lineage/source: CBC-fm> Maxell-XLIIS cassette > (rec)Sony TC-FX5C> (pb)Technics RS-T73> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb)  

 03/21/03 KNDD Studios
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 07/27/03 Tweeter Center
Camden, NJ 
 1 cdr      received in trade 

 06/06/79 Pinkpop festival
Geleen, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      ********* Mike's notes - I keep this on a various artists disc with Stories and Seals and Crofts ************************** AVERAGE WHITE BAND June 6, 1979 Geleen Burgemeester Damensportpark (Pinkpop festival), The NETHERLANDS AWB were formed in 1971 by Alan Gorrie and Malcolm "Molly" Duncan, with Onnie McIntyre, Hamish Stuart, Roger Ball and Robbie McIntosh joining them in the original line-up. Duncan and Ball, affectionately known as the Dundee Horns, studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and were previously members of Mogul Thrash. The band's breakthrough was a support slot at Eric Clapton's comeback concert in 1973. MCA Records released their debut album, Show Your Hand, which sold poorly. Bruce McCaskill who was Clapton's tour manager liked the band's music and agreed to manage them. He borrowed money to take them to the U.S. and to promote them. McCaskill had many contacts from his days with Clapton and managed to get Atlantic Records to sign them. The band relocated to New York, signed to Atlantic and released the follow-up, AWB, better known as "The White Album". T his album was the first of many with renowned producer Arif Mardin, and reached #1 in the U.S. Hot 100 chart. However, tragedy struck on 23 September 1974, when McIntosh died of a heroin overdose. (Gorrie also overdosed but Cher kept him conscious until medical help arrived.) McIntosh was replaced by Steve Ferrone (of Bloodstone, and, like McIntosh, previously with Brian Auger's Oblivion Express), becoming the band's only black member. In 1975, the single "Pick Up The Pieces" from the album AWB also hit #1 in the U.S. chart. The track is probably their best known today. The band follow up with LPs Cut the Cake (1975) and Soul Searching (1976), both big sellers and yielding further Top 40 singles. Their next LP, Benny & Us, was a collaboration with soul legend Ben E. King. Here you can hear two tracks, recorded and broadcasted by KRO radio. Setlist : 01 I heard it through the grapevine 02 Feel No Fret Line up : Alan Gorrie - bass, lead vocals Onnie McIntyre - Guitar, Vocals Molly Duncan - tenor sax Roger Ball - alt sax, keyboards Hamish Stuart - guitar, vocals Steve Ferrone - drums Source : FM > Cassette > Audacity > CD Wave Editor > Wav > FLAC Another one from the box of old tapes ! ENJOY ! Fredhead 

 08/11/01 Chastain Park Amphitheater
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr      sdb(unknown)>cdr(nero)>eac>shn disc 1 Is that You Mo-Dean Dance This Mess Around Good Stuff Lava Roam Quiche Lorraine Dead Beat Club Hero Private Idaho disc 2 Revolution Pluto Strobe Light Love Shack Whammy Cosmic Thing Rock Lobster This was recorded during their 2001 reunion tour. A comment is made during the show that they are recording this so maybe it was intended for a LIVE ALBUM that was never issued.  

 09/16/67 Monterey Fairgrounds
Monterey, CA 
 1 cdr      OK Blues Fans, here's a special treat. BB King playing with his idol (T-Bone Walker) on BB's birthday at the Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67. The set starts off with T-Bone Walker doing what he does best. Next, is a nice set of BB King with the last 2 songs joined by T-Bone Walker which BB claims is his idol. During the second track with T-Bone, BB totally messes up the introductions ...sounds like he's nervous playing with T-Bone. As a bonus I've included The great Otis Rush playing in a trio format at the Prague Jazz festival with Chicago legends Fred Below and Jack Myers and Buddy Guy and Junior Wells from the same venue. I have no other date just the 1966 year for those sets. This is all the complete shows of these concerts that I have. This is from Reel to Reel Masters. My friend and I got a chance to transfer some great mono soundboards from Reel to Reels in the early 80's. This is actually a Teac Reel to Reel to Cassette (top of the line Yamaha TC-1000 cassette deck from the 80's) and then transferred straight to my Philips CDR-765 deck. This is as close to a 1 generation as possible since the reels where sent of to never never land surplus probably never to see the light of day from the original source. CD Burners didn't exist yet so I had to wait until they we're available to transfer this show This is a live soundboard that may or may not have been broadcast. The sound quality speaks for itself. Running time is about 70 minutes. Hope you enjoy this as much as I have over the years. Artwork is included Source: Teac Deck Model? Reel to Reel Tape 1 7/8 > Yamaha TC 1000 Cassette Deck via Maxell XLII High Bias Tape> Philips CDR-765 @ 16bit/44.1kHz Transfer: Analog direct Editing: None T-Bone Walker 1. Crazy Bout My Baby 4:23 2. You Don’t Love Me 4:02 3. Stormy Monday 4:39 4. You Left Me 3:02 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Jesse Price-Drums Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax BB King 5. Everyday I Have The Blues 2:29 6. How Blue Can You Get 5:58 7. You Know I Love You 2:33 8. Don’t Want A Soul 5:34 9. Instrumental W/T-Bone 2:42 9. Bad News/Sweet Sixteen W/T-Bone 5:26 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: BB King-Guitar and Vocals T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Sonny Freeman-Drums Duke Jethro-Organ Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax Otis Rush-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 10. Instrumental 4:57 11. Doing The Things You Do 7:14 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Otis Rush-Guitar and Vocals Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass Junior Wells & Buddy Guy-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 12. Checking On My Baby 4:26 13. My Little Girl 5:09 14. Lucille 4:50 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Buddy Guy-Guitar Junior Wells-Vocals and Harmonica Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass  
 02/15/71 The Showcase Lounge
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr      B.B. King 1971-02-15 Showcase Lounge Oakland, CA Source:SBD>KSAN-FM>Cass3>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC(B+/A-) [79:10] 01. Instrumental 02. Instrumental 03. Dusty Street BB Intro 04. Everyday I Have The Blues 05. How Blue Can You Get? 06. Just A Little Love 07. Night Life (Instrumental) 08. She's So Fine 09. Sweet Sixteen 10. Medley: I Want To Get Married > Nobody Loves Me But My Mother > Chains And Things 11. Rock Me Baby 12. Instrumental// 13. //Someday Baby 14. The Thrill Is Gone > 15. Band Outro 16. Dusty Street wrap 17. KSAN station wrap Personnel: B.B. King - guitar, vocals Ron Levy - keyboards Wilbert Freeman - bass Eddie Rourke - trumpet Earl Turpenton - alto sax Louis Hubert - tenor sax Sonny Freeman - drums Joe Burton - trombone John Browning - trumpet 
 06/19/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Early and Late Shows ............ posted on Dimeadozen by Davmar77 in July 2006........... Soundboard>AudioCD>EAC>WAV>FLAC 
 04/09/78 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      BB KING & BAND 09. April 1978 Boston, Ma 'Paul's Hall' pre-FM-Cassette-1. Generation (Maxell XL II S, taped with Dolby B on) = MY Copy>Sony D6 used for the transfer; Azimuth adjustment done; without Dolby > EDIROL-R09 (via line-in)>USB>HD>CDWav>FLAC'd, Level 8 with TLH>2CDR's (AUDIO) or CDR' (FLAC) (WBCN FM) CDR1 01. Intro by Freddie Taylor 02. Intro-music for BB to the Stage 03. Caldonia 04. Introducing The Musicians 05. How Blue Can You Get 06. Cryin' Won't Help You Now 07. Instrumental 08. Why I Sing The Blues 09. Everyday I Have The Blues (with: Dee Dee Bridgewater - vocals) 10. Three O' Clock In The Morning (with: James Montgomery - harp) 11. Instrumental (with: James Montgomery - harp) 12. Have A Little Faith 13. Need My Baby 14. Some Outside Help 15. The Thrill Is Gone 16. Guess Who CDR2 17. I Got My Mojo Working>FM-Outro T.T.: 81',58''  
 07/08/84 Festivalgelände Schöllingstraße
Weisen, Austria 
 2 cdr      B.B.KING & BAND Live at Jazz Summit in Wiesen - Austria, 1984-07-08 Source: SBD> Audio Denon Metal Tape> Phillips Standalone Recorder CDR 870> AudioCD> trade> EAC Secure> Flac frontend> flac level 6 Sound: A/A+ (listen to mp3 sample) LINEUP: B.B.King: elg, voc Edgar Synegal: ts James Bolden: tp Leon Warren: elg Joseph Carrier: p, org Russell Jackson: elb Calep Emphrey: dr Debra Boston: voc (few tunes) TRACKS: CD 1 1. Every Day I have the Blues 2. Pay the Call 3. unknown 4. unknown 5. Rock Me 6. unknown 7. Caledonia Part I 8. Caledonia Part II 9. One at All 10. unknown 11. Leave your Love Alone CD 2: 1. Evil Girl 2. unknown 3. Thrill is Gone ENJOY *COMPLETE SOUNDBOARD MASTER*  
 08/28/93 Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
The Woodlands, TX 
 1 cdr      SBD-EX Lineage: CDR TRADE > EAC (WAV) > TLH (FLAC-8) > YOU SBD= EX Artwork: Not yet 01. Let The Good Times Roll 02. Caldonia 03. Playin' With My Friends 04. Instrumental w/band solos 05. I Gotta Move Out of This Neighborhood / Nobody Loves Me But My Mother / All Over Again / How Blue Can You Get 06. The Thrill Is Gone 07. Introduction of the guests 08. Everyday I Have The Blues (Jam*) BAND: B.B. King - guitar, vocals Leon Warren - guitar Michael Doster - bass Calep Emphrey Jr. - drums Tony Coleman - percussion James Toney - keyboards Walter King - saxophone Melvin Jackson - saxophone James Bolden - trumpet * w/Koko Taylor, Lonnie Brooks, Junior Wells, Buddy Guy, Eric Johnson, & Gregg Allman.  
 06/30/01 Piazza Blues Festival
Bellinzona, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      B.B. King 2001-06-30 Piazza Blues Festival, Bellinzona, Switzerland. SBD > CDR > ? > SHN > TLH > FLAC > TLH (fixed SBEs) > FLAC Disc 1 : 01. Opener 02. Ain`t No Love In The Heart Of The City 03. Introducing B.B.King Jam 04. Let The Good Times Roll 05. I`ll Survive 06. Bad Case Of Love 07. Peace Of Mind 08. Caledonia 09. Summertime Disc 2 : 01. Early In The Morning 02. Ain`t That Just Like A Woman 03. You Are My Sunshine 04. How Blue Can You Get 05. Days Of Old 06. Key To The Highway 07. The Thrill Is Gone 08. I Know 09. Don`t Go No Farther 10. Please Accept My Love 11. Makin` Love Is Good For You BAND: Lineup : B.B.King - Guitar "Lucille", Vocals Leon Warren - Guitar James Toney - Keyboard Michael Doster - Bass Calep Emphrey Jr. - Drums Stanley Abernathy - Trumpet James Bolden - Trumpet Melvin Jackson - Saxophone Walter King - Big Baritone 

 04/15/87 Ebony Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  with Stevie Ray Vaughn , Eric Clapton, Phil Collins, Gladys Knight, Etta James , Chaka Kahn, Albert King, and Dr. John !!! 

 07/21/99 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame And Museum
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      SB DAT MASTER>STAND ALONE BURNER>WAV>FLAC BAND: Paul Rodgers, Mick Ralphs, Boz Burrell, Simon Kirke SETLIST: 01. WMMS dj's intro 02. feel like makin' love 03. shooting star 04. soul of love 05. seagull 06. tracking down a runaway 07. youngblood 08. ---goodnight & crowd--- 09. silver, blue and gold 10. bad company 

 08/01/73 Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, NJ 
 2 cdr      The Band 8/1/73 Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ source: sbd reel Jerry Moore's copy lineage: sbd reel master>reelx?>7" reel @ 7.5 ips, dolby b technics rs-1506>sony nr-335>hd-p2 24/48>cd wave> adobe 16/44>flac transferred & seeded to LL by Rob Berger disc one: 44:07 01: Back To Memphis 02: Lovin' You 03: The Shape I'm In 04: The Weight 05: Stage Fright 06: I Shall Be Released 07: Don't Do It 08: Endless Highway disc two: 43:32 01: The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down> 02: Across The Great Divide 03: Jammyland 04: This Wheel's On Fire 05: Life is A Carnival 06: Share Your Love 07: Up On Cripple Creek 08: The Genetic Method> 09: Chest Fever 10: The W.S. Walcott Medicine Show notes: opened for Grateful Dead 
 01/25/74 Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX 
 1 cdr      "When You Awake" 
 08/16/76 The Carter Baron Amphitheater
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      The Band Complete King Biscuit Flower Hour Washington DC July 17, 1976 Carter Baron Amphitheatre, Washington DC Broadcast August 29, 1976 SBD Pre FM King Biscuit discs and reels Length 71:13 mins Lineage = PRE FM > ? > EAC > WAV > mkw ac tool > shn 01 Don't Do It 5:10 02 The Shape I'm In 4:08 03 It Makes No Difference 7:23 04 The Weight 4:44 05 King Harvest 3:45 06 Twilight 3:29 07 Ophelia 3:36 08 Tears Of Rage 5:58 09 Forbidden Fruit 6:11 10 This Wheel's On Fire 3:51 11 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 4:04 12 The Genetic Method 3:57 13 Chest Fever 4:23 14 Up On Cripple Creek 5:59 15 W.S. Walcott Medicine Show 4:03 Comments: William Keats wrote: The new Last Waltz booklet indicates the DC show date was actually 16 August 1976 (see page 1 of the booklet). The PreFM copy that I have has this setlist, which is not the entire show, but everything that King Biscuit broadcast (from PreFM sources including reels, which is how the Biscuit used to get sent out) I write: However this date is known to be incorrect, the recording was most likely made on 17 July 1976 Personnel: Robbie Robertson Guitars, Vocals Rick Danko Bass, Vocals, Violin Richard Manuel Drums, Keyboards, Vocals Levon Helm Vocals, Guitars Garth Hudson Keyboards, Sax  
 09/18/76 The Palladium
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      the band palladium nyc sept 18 1976 wnew simulcast offending track "forbidden fruit" to comply with DIME robbie robertson rick danko garth hudson levon helm richard manuel howard johnson charlie keagle tom malone jerry hey 79:32 01.dj intro 1:17 02.ophelia 3:50 03.shape i'm in 4:17 04.it makes no difference 7:18 05.the weight 5:18 06.king harvest 3:59 07.twilight 3:52 08.night they drove ol dixie down 4:52 09.across the great divide 2:59 10.stagefright 4:45 11.acadian driftwood 7:06 12.the genetic method 4:20 13.chest fever 5:01 14.wheels on fire 4:35 15.dont do it 5:03 16.dj chatter 1:26 17.up on cripple creek 5:05 18.lifes a carnival 4:17 19.ws wolcott medicine show 3:32 fm master  
 11/25/76 Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr      THE BAND - The Last Waltz, Winterland, San Francisco November 25th 1976 "Soundboard" THE BAND & SPECIAL GUESTS The Last Waltz Winterland, San Francisco November 25th 1976 Cool Daddy Productions SOURCE: Factory Pressed Discs > EAC > Soundforge 8 * > FLAC Level 6 Align on sector boundaries * Balance Levels, Clean Track Transitions, Remove a Few Minor Glitches This Cool Daddy Productions' edition presents The Complete Last Waltz the way it was originally performed by The Band, et al. On official releases many of the songs were re-recorded in the studio. This is the complete four hour plus concert. Please enjoy it as the artists intended. Clean Up and Artwork for 4 Disc Jewel Case (based on original) by JTT, 2006 Disc One 01.Intro 02.UP ON CRIPPLE CREEK 03.THE SHAPE I'M IN 04.IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE 05.LIFE IS A CARNIVAL 06.THIS WHEEL'S ON FIRE 07.W.S. WALCOTT MEDICINE SHOW 08.GEORGIA ON MY MIND 09.OPHELIA 10.KING HARVEST (HAS SURELY COME) 11.THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN 12.STAGE FRIGHT 13.RAG MAMA RAG Disc Two 01.Intro 02.WHO DO YOU LOVE with Ronnie Hawkins 03.SUCH A NIGHT with Dr. John 04.DOWN SOUTH IN NEW ORLEANS with Bobby Charles 05.MYSTERY TRAIN with Paul Butterfield 06.CALEDONIA with Muddy Waters 07.MANNISH BOY with Muddy Waters 08.ALL OUR PAST TIMES with Eric Clapton 09.FURTHER ON UP THE ROAD with Eric Clapton 10.HELPLESS with Neil Young 11.FOUR STRONG WINDS with Neil Young Disc Three 01.Intro 02.COYOTE with Joni Mitchell 03.SHADOWS AND LIGHT with Joni Mitchell 04.FURRY SINGS THE BLUES with Joni Mitchell 05.DRY YOUR EYES with Neil Diamond 06.TURA LURA LURA with Van Morrison 07.CARAVAN with Van Morrison 08.ACADIAN DRIFTWOOD with Neil Young & Joni Mitchell 09.THE GENETIC METHOD 10.CHEST FEVER 11.THE LAST WALTZ / EVANGELINE 12.THE WEIGHT Disc Four 01.Intro 02.BABY LET ME FOLLOW YOU DOWN with Bob Dylan 03.HAZEL with Bob Dylan 04.I DON'T BELIEVE YOU with Bob Dylan 05.FOREVER YOUNG with Bob Dylan 06.BABY LET ME FOLLOW YOU DOWN (Reprise) with Bob Dylan 07.I SHALL BE RELEASED with Bob Dylan & ensemble 08.INSTRUMENTAL JAM #1 09.INSTRUMENTAL JAM #2 with ensemble 10.DON'T DO IT 

 ??/??/39 Acoustic Masterpieces The Escher Demos
Unknown, England 
 1 cdr      ACOUSTIC MASTERPIECES THE ESHER DEMOS (CD 1998 BIRTHDAY RECORDS BR 029) 1. Cry Baby Cry 2. Child Of Nature 3. The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill 4. I'm So Tired 5. Yer Blues 6. Everybody's Got Something To Hide... 7. What's The New Mary Jane 8. Revolution 9. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 10. Circles 11. Sour Milk Sea 12. Not Guilty 13. Piggies "edited out" 14. Julia 15. Blackbird 16. Rocky Raccoon 17. Back In The USSR 18. Honey Pie "edited out" 19. Mother Natures Son 20. Obla-Di Obla-Da 21. Junk "edited out" 22. Dear Prudence 23. Sexy Sadie  
 12/07/63 Empire Theatre
Liverpool, England 
 1 cdr      The Beatles tracks taken from "The Beatles In Concert: Liverpool 63.12.07 > Washington 64.02.11" Silent Sea (SS025) Original Silent Sea CDR > EAC > SHN December 7, 1963, Empire Theatre, Liverpool, England 01. From Me To You 02. I Saw Her Standing There 03. All My Loving 04. Roll Over Beethoven 05. Boys 06. Till There Was You 07. She Loves You 08. This Boy 09. I Want To Hold Your Hand 10. Money (That's What I Want) 11. Twist And Shout 12. From Me To You/Third Man Theme =========================================================================  
 09/02/64 Philadelphia Convention Hall
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. recording, trading and sharing for the Blues-Rock-&-Jazz community, what are you sharing with all of us The Beatles: Lineage: sbd > unknown recording and transfering equipment > Flac > my Flac files etc set on HD (> dime > You) Taper: unknown, HANX :-))))) File Size: 160MB No artwork... Length: 30:58min Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=47397 Convention Hall, Philadelphia, PA, USA, 02nd September 1964 01) Twist And Shout 02) You Can't Do That 03) All My Loving 04) She Loves You 05) Things We Said Today 06) Roll Over Beethoven 07) Can't Buy Me Love 08) If I Fell 09) I Want to Hold Your Hand 10) Boys 11) A Hard Days Night 12) Long Tall Sally Length: 30:58min Personal: JOHN: Vocals, Guitar GEORGE: Guitar, Vocals MACCA: Vocals, Bass RINGO: Drums, Vocals You are told to AVOID MP3 ~ Don't Let It Bring You Down This show is for free trading only ~ if you sell you'll go to hell John, George, Paul and Ringo, P&L (Source: traded Flac files, thanksamillion)  
 06/27/65 Teatro Adriano
Roma, Italy 
 1 cdr     B+  by request, here is the most complete collection of the italian Beatles show in Rome, in 1965. i have downloaded this version recently from jpgr music, i fixed some minor errors, and here it is for you to enjoy. including two newly surfaced soundboards of the afternoon show, truly a joy for our ears. the original silver CD cover art is included. lineage is: Silver CD> wav> flac> download> wav>cool edit repair>wav> flac i have an older italian bootleg of this show, but the sound quality is a bit worse, and the two soundboards tracks (one partial) are missing. as usual,enjoy, share and preserve............ BEATLES IN ITALY 1965 Teatro Adriano, Roma, June 27 1965 evening show 1- twist & shout 2- she's a woman 3- i'm a loser 4- can't buy me love 5- baby's in black 6- i wanna be your man 7- a hard day's night 8- everybody's trying to be my baby 9- rock & roll music 10- i feel fine 11- ticket to ride 12- long tall sally Teatro Adriano June 27 1965 afternoon show aired version 13- twist & shout 14- she's a woman 15- i'm a loser Teatro Adriano June 27 165 afternoon show sondboard version 16. twist & shout 17. i'm a aloser 18. interview 
 08/18/65 Atlanta Fulton County Stadium
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      The Beatles - Atlanta Aug.18th, 1965 Atlanta - Fulton County Stadium sbd > ?? > wave > flac 01- Introduction by Paul Drew 02- Twist and Shout 03- She's A Woman 04- I Feel Fine 05- Ticket To Ride 06- Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby 07- Can't Buy Me Love 08- Baby's In Black 09- I Wanna Be Your Man 10- Help! 11- I'm Down The Atlanta Concert by Tony Barrow Daylight is fading and an illuminated digital clock on a billboard high above the stands shows the time to be 6:21pm. This might be any one of a dozen vast outdoor venues this tour is scheduled to visit. It happens to be Atlanta Stadium, the first American concert outside New York, on Wednesday August 18, Day Six in my diary. Floodlighting has just been switched on. There are three tiers of stand seating around the sides of the field, one at ground level and others raised quite high. At present most of the seats are empty but Beatle people are starting to trickle in through at least twenty entrances. The stage area is deserted save for a pair of lonely figures, those of Ira and Mal, making a final equipment check. It is a make-shift stage, set up just for tonight in the middle of the field. It consists of scaffolding, boards, white canvas and an unusually high rostrum for Ringo. It is uncovered so that rain, if any, will fall directly upon the musical and electrical gear making it all deadly dangerous. It is also unlit. There will be no special effects in that department, just a few powerful spotlights. The Sounds Incorporated drum kit is in position where Ringo will sit for the second half. A large sign lights up at one end of the field: WELCOME! HAVE A GOOD TIME, MAKE AS MUCH NOISE AS YOU WISH BUT FOR SAFETY'S SAKE STAY IN YOUR SEATS. The sound system consists of a cluster of large speakers in wooden boxes out on the field, pointing at different stands. Another sign reads: BASEBALL HERE THURSDAY 8:00, ATLANTA-TOLEDO. Now the clock reads 6:17 pm and it is amazing how swiftly the stand seats are filling up. UNOBSERVED John appears in a dug-out to inspect the pre-show situation from ground level. Only his black cap is visible above ground so he remains unobserved by the fans. Neil points out the positions of the speakers, indicates the tunnel the Beatles will emerge from and makes sure John realizes the distance the group must run between there and the stage. At the end of the concert, instead of running back and risking a mobbing, the boys will pile into a limousine or maybe an ambulance or even a catering company truck which will be kept just behind the stage with it's engine running from the moment Neil gives a cue that the Beatles are beginning their last number. There is never an encore, never an unscheduled extra song, never a second's delay in the departure. Three lines of police barriers have been set up between the stands and the field. Cops and stadium security guards pace up and down in the areas between the yellow wooden barriers which carry POLICE LINE DO NOT CROSS signs. Other, drawn in from an entirely different department for the occasion say: BUREAU OF SANITATION. George joins John in the dugout, and spots a lot of advertising. There is a Coca-Cola sign by the stage and an enormous billboard for Midas Mufflers to the rear. Ira explains that these are fixtures aimed at baseball fans as much as concertgoers. No the local concert promoter won't be getting any extra revenue from those signs tonight, George. Now several deejays find their way into the same dugout as the two Beatles. It's getting a bit crowded. It's the cue for Jon and George to retreat promptly to their dressing room until showtime. BACKSTAGE The backstage accommodation for the Beatles is not like any traditional theatrical dressing room. Like most of the rooms we're to encounter on the tour, it's basically a baseball team's changing room and looks exactly what it is. Tables have been put in and piles of cellophane covered food lie on then, dehydrating quickly in the hot and humid atmosphere. It's a terrible environment to test instruments and George has to give up any hope of tuning in his guitars properly. There are half a dozen 'cots' in the room. These are what we call 'camp beds', not the type of thing we have in a baby's nursery! Ringo loves the use of the word 'cot' when he hears it for the first time, leaps onto one, curls up and sucks his thumb noisily. Because of the clammy greenhouse atmosphere, the boys change for the stage at the very last minute. Mal hands a set of gleaming white shirts to Ira for distribution. He returns from some ironing room he's either discovered or created for himself with pressed suits, the dark material contrasting well with the brilliantly white cuffs and collars which will show from beneath. Otherwise, everyone else is in shirt sleeves or t-shirts throughout the gig. All but Eppy, immaculate as ever in a superbly cut suit, but sweating more that slightly in his efforts to maintain his pristine visual image. His G.A.C. colleagues know the American summer climate and baseball park changing rooms too well to soak their best suits in sweat. There's no air-conditioning here and the giant fan Paul called for earlier is useless unless you stand directly in front of it. "These suits are much more comfortable than the military jackets, Bri" comments Paul. John joins in quickly: "The military jackets are last. They come much too high up at the collar, they get all 'round your neck." Paul explains: "The trouble is they ruffle up behind our guitar straps and don't look very nice by the end of the act." Brian Epstein makes mental notes and reminds everyone in the room that it's another quick getaway tonight. From the venue to the airfield, back onto the American Flyers Electra and off to the next city. This is by far the best time to move on, straight after a show. The group relaxes in the aircraft, changes clothing, winds down, waits for the rest of the show people in the bus to catch up. When everyone is on boar, it's a midnight flight and a two or three o'clock arrival at our next hotel. This reduces crowd problems at airports to a minimum. Tonight, coming out of Atlanta and fling directly to Houston, the plan to avoid the fans misfires. Even in the middle of the night, a number of particularly keen Beatle people are swarming all over our aircraft as we taxi towards the terminal building at Houston. It is quite frightening because some of those kids are smoking and our engines are still running. One of the lads suggests we take off again and give a prize to the last fans left clinging to each wing as the plane gains height. Yes, it was only a joke.....  
 06/30/66 Nippon Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      THE BEATLES AT BUDOKAN JUNE 30, 1966 Laserdisc Transfer Lineage: Laserdisc > digital sound card > .aiff > .wav > data CD > CD Wave > TLH > FLAC > you In 2003, a collector in Texas, with whom I had traded by mail for several years (since before CD-Rs), made me a digital transfer of the audio portion of the Japanese laserdisc of The Beatles At Budokan. He used a Mac for recording, and this is an unaltered transfer from the LD. It's the best sound source for this concert that you'll ever hear! I opened the .wav file in CD Wave to split tracks on sector boundaries, and converted it to FLAC. This show has still never been released anywhere but in Japan, on laserdisc, and even that release was recalled. There has been no DVD release so far, and we don't expect to see one. Enjoy! Track list: 1. Intro (in Japanese) 2. Rock And Roll Music 3. She's A Woman 4. If I Needed Someone 5. Day Tripper 6. Baby's In Black 7. I Feel Fine 8. Yesterday 9. I Wanna Be Your Man 10. Nowhere Man 11. Paperback Writer 12. I'm Down 13. Bonus: Documentary on The Beatles (in Japanese) Artwork is included. Feel free to share in lossless format only. Uploaded to TTD on February 16, 2009 Remasters Workshop RMW 150 
 01/30/69 Apple Records Rooftop
London, England 
 1 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg " the let it be rehearsals vol 1" 
 ??/??/99 "Get Back 2nd Mix"
NA, NA 
 1 cdr      Publisher: Strawberry Records Reference :STR 006 Date :1999 Made In :EEC Lineage :- Mint Silver CD>EAC>FLAC8>JPGR Artwork Included BZ + Own Scans of Tray & Booklet Data Files Included Total duration: 72:57 http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=str006§ion=1 Comments 1. The One After 909 (Lennon/McCartney) 03:03 Song Rooftop Concert 30 Jan 1969 GB30.06 The Beatles 2. Rocker (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey) 00:34 Song Get Back Session 22 Jan 1969 GB22.52 The Beatles 3. Save The Last Dance For Me (Pomus/Shuman) 0:20 Song Get Back Session 22 Jan 1969 GB22.53 The Beatles 4. Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney) 4:40 Song Get Back Session 22 Jan 1969 GB22.54 The Beatles 5. Dig A Pony (Lennon/McCartney) 04:04 Song Get Back Session RS? - Glyn Johns' 2nd Mix 23 Jan 1969 GB23.035 The Beatles 6. I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney) 02:45 Song Get Back Session 23 Jan 1969 GB23.36 The Beatles 7. Get Back (Lennon/McCartney) 03:14 Song Get Back Session 27 Jan 1969 GB27.06 The Beatles 8. Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney) 04:02 SongVersion validated Get Back Session 31 Jan 1969 nDDSI.31.064 The Beatles 9. For You Blue (Harrison) 02:45 Song Get Back Session 25 Jan 1969 The Beatles 10. Two Of Us (Lennon/McCartney) 03:26 Song Get Back Session 24 Jan 1969 GB24.40 The Beatles 11. Maggie Mae (Trad. Arr Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starr) 00:37 Song Get Back Session 24 Jan 1969 GB24.41 The Beatles 12. Dig It (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey) 04:06 Song Get Back Session 26 Jan 1969 GB26.27 The Beatles 13. The Long And Winding Road (Lennon/McCartney) 03:39 Song Get Back Session 31 Jan 1969 GB31.20 The Beatles 14. I Me Mine (Harrison) 01:45 Song Alternate Version Glyn Johns 2nd Mix 3 Jan 1970 The Beatles 15. Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney) 03:27 Song Take 8 Get Back LP Mix #2 8 Feb 1968 SS.PM2.13.08.RS3 The Beatles 16. Get Back Reprise (Lennon/McCartney) 00:38 Song Get Back Session Jan 1969 The Beatles 17. Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney) 1:51 Song (unidentified) (date unknown) The Beatles radio programme part 1 18. Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney) 2:51 Song (unidentified) (date unknown) The Beatles radio programme part 2 19. Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney) 15:36 Song (unidentified) (date unknown) The Beatles radio programme part 3 20. Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney) 3:57 Song (unidentified) (date unknown) The Beatles 2 guitar solos 21. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) (Lennon/McCartney) 5:37 Song (unidentified) (date unknown) The Beatles Ripped & Seeded 31-03-2008 At www.jpgrmusic.com/forum/announce.php By fab4gear. A couple of requests. - Do not change the original info files - Do not convert to MP3 or other lossy formats and distribute - Do not profit from this recording in any way Enjoy & Share! 

 09/06/97 Sessions at West 54th St.
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Studio SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > SHN 
 08/30/02 Wadsworth Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  First Disc Only ----------Source: AT853 > SP-SPSB-5 (95Hz) > MZ - N707 Conversion: MD > Sound Forge 4.5 > mkw ACT 
 05/01/04 Coachella Music Festival (Empire Polo Field)
Indio, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Solo Performance-------Source: (Taped By: Fob Wiely) Schoeps mk4 caps ortf > mod. kcy cables > JK Labs DVC > mod. SBM-1 > d8 butted up against the stage left side of the the sbd on a stand 9' in the air. Transfer: (Also By: Fob Wiely & Jimmy Stiefel) Trashcan DA-40 > Zefiro Acoustics ZA-2 > SF4.5 (rec) > (Jimmy)  

 10/31/02 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 2 cdr       

 04/11/01 SBW Independent Theatre
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr      Lineage: DSBD > Triple J Internal cd > cd-r (1st gen) > EAC (secure) > wav > cdwav > Abode Audition 3.0 > TLH > flac > you Setlist: 01 Intro 02 Roses From My Friends 03 Suzie Blue 04 Whipping Boy 05 Walk Away 06 Glory And Consequence 07 Please Bleed 08 Another Lonely Day 09 Sexual Healing 10 Indifference (with Eddie Vedder) 11 Encore Break 12 Pleasure And Pain 13 Burn One Down 14 With My Own Two Hands Total Time: 64:49 Info: Ben played solo acoustic for a small crowd of 200 lucky Triple J (JJJ) radio contest winners and industry personnel. Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, in town for a recent Neil Finn show, came on stage unannounced and shared vocals on "Indifference." JJJ aired a post-show interview immediately following and later broadcast the performance sans "Suzie Blue", "Whipping Boy", and "Another Lonely Day" on April 23, 2001. I received this show in 2002 or 2003 on a cd-r consisting of 3 tracks (tracks 01-10; tracks 11-14; and a repeat of track 10 which I have not included here). The encore break was split between two of the tracks so I combined these tracks in Abode Audition. Apart from that, this show is as I received it. enjoy, einzack (2010-05-15) 

 07/21/99 Paléo Festival
Nyon, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      SOURCE: FM (Couleur3) > PC > CDR(1) > Extracted using Audiograbber 1.82 > FLAC (level 8) Webcast (DRS3) > PC > CDR(1) > Extracted using Audiograbber 1.82 > FLAC (level 8) (track 10 only) LINEAGE: Please list this copy when burned on CDR as: CDR (2) originals flac files > cd > flac > you QUALITY: A+ (tracks 1-9) A- (track 10 only) FILE SIZE: 395 mb SETLIST: 01. Roses From My Friends 02. Ground On Down 03. Breakin Down 04. Please Bleed 05. Burn One Down 06. The Will To Live 07. Give A Man A Home 08. Faded 09. Sexual Healing Encore: 10. Voodoo Chile RUNNING TIME: 63:48 NOTES: * This is the FM recording which was widely spread (without Voodoo Chile though). Lowest gen possible. * Voodoo Chile was captured later as webcasted on DR3 radio station. Sound quality is worse than the rest, but what a performance ! * Broadcast misses "Excuse me/burnin", "Gold to me", "Fight for your mind" and second encore "Walk away".  
 06/19/03 FleetBoston Pavilion
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals June 19, 2003 Fleet Boston Pavillion Boston, MA Source: PreFM SBD; KBCN-FM broadcast Disc 1 1. Brown Eyed Blues 2. Burn One Down 3. Ground On Down 4. Temporary Remedy 5. When She Believes 6. Sexual Healing 7. Steal My Kisses 8. Diamonds On the Inside 9. Amen Omen Disc 2 1. So High So Low 2. With My Own Two Hands > War # 3. Walk Away * 4. Waiting on an Angel * 5. High Tide or Low Tide ^# 6. Gone ^& 7. Faded > 8. Whole Lotta Love % > 9. Faded * Ben solo ^ Ben solo with Jack Johnson & Jack Johnson song # Bob Marley cover % Led Zeppelin cover Notes: - This show was retracked and several minor pops, clicks and dropouts were fixed using SoundForge6.0e I did NOT edit, remaster or change ANY of the audio from this fine show other than to fix the aformentioned problems. Enjoy! taper@onefootoutthedoor.com - Original seed and all thanks go to herojima, edits and reseed by OFOTD  

 03/15/94 Ventura Theatre
Ventura, CA 
 1 cdr       

 10/30/79 Lulu White's
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Source: WGBH-FM Broadcast Note: This show was recorded by WGBH-FM in 1979 and was found on the shelf 24 years later. The recording was finally broadcast on 10/31/03. 01. Announcement 02. Re: Person I Knew 03. Midnight Mood 04. The Peacocks 05. Announcement 06. Suicide is Painless (Them From M.A.S.H.) 07. Laurie 08. Up With The Lark 09. Announcement 10. Announcement 11. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You 12. I Do It For Your Love 13. My Romance 14. Announcement Lineup: Bill Evans: Piano Marc Johnson: Bass Joe Labarbera: Drums.... I deleted the dj talking on tracks 5,9,and 10 , but kept his intro on first track and outro on last track , so my disc is 11 tracks in total .....  
 08/15/80 Fritz Feltens' Residence
Bad Hönningen, Germany 
 1 cdr      - Bill Evans Trio - Last recorded performance in Europe ! Bad Honningen, Germany August 15th, 1980 Bill Evans died precisely one month after this show. The sound is perfect. The sound engineer was named Justus Liebig. Bill Evans - Piano Marc Johnson - Bass Joe LaBarbera - Drums 1. Letter to Evan 2. Yet Ne'er Broken 3. Laurie 4. Bill's Hit Tune 5. Knit for Mary F. 6. Days of Wine and Roses - (Mancini) 7. Your Story 8. But Beautiful - (Burke/Van Heusen) 9. If You Could See Me Now - (Dameron) 10. Waltz for Debby TOTAL TIME: 63:21 source: SBD > Bootleg edited on WW 2022 > flac 8 sound quality is better than A++ but i've not rating for such wonderful documents. If you have any idea please tell me. Just like in much of his performances and especially during his last period around the recording of You Must Believe In Spring album, Bill Evans playing is incredibly emotional and touching. It's not a coincidence if the final track is Waltz for Debby (even if it's not a complete set), because "Waltz for Debby" (1961) and "You Must.." (1977) are, without any doubt, the best piano pieces of the last decades. He is the first jazz artist i discovered with Brad Mehldau and stays my favourite... Just a shame i was born many years after he died. Hope you will enjoy the gem and seed some more Bill Evans. it seems there's a more complete edition, but since yet, 3 tracks are missing: 11. Who Can I Turn To Now 12. Theme From M.A.S.H. 13. Five. Full time should be 76:39 

 03/26/69 KRO Studio I
Hilversum, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Bill Evans Trio March 26, 1969 Vara-studio Hilversum, Holland. Source: Radio Sound: A Bill Evans- piano, Eddie Gomez- bass, Marty Morell- drums. 01. Introduction by radio announcerDJ 1:28, 02. You're gonna hear from me 3:18, 03. Emily 4:51, 04. Stella by starlight 5:37, 05. Time Remembered 5:07, 06. Waltz for Debby 6:11, 07. Round Nidnight 6:30, 08. Beautiful Love 5:44, 09. Radio Announcer 1:39, 10. My funny Valentine 6:20, 11. One for Helen 5:26, 12. Radio announcer/ Someday my prince will come (Fade in) 6:09. Total time 58:26 

 11/03/91 Polo Field Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA 
 5 cdr      Bill Graham Memorial 03-Nov-91 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco CA "Laughter, Love, & Music to Celebrate The Lives of Bill, Steve & Melissa" - Free Show ***FOR TRADE ONLY***Please Do Not encode to MP3 Master: In-house FM>DAT Master @48kHz>DAT Clones Transfer: DAT @ 48kHz (PCM R500)>VXPocket v2>Sound Forge (v. 6.0) (48>44.1kHz resample)>WAV>CDWAV (v.1.71)>mkwACT (v.0.97b1)>SHN Transfered by Dan Gale (dgale@loslobos.org) http://LosLobos.setlist.com Disc 1: 1. (Opening Comments) 2:50 Dirty Dozen Brass Band: 2. Instrumental 1:19 3. My Feet Can't Fail Me Now 4:32 Bobby McFerrin: 4. Did I Hear You Say You Love Me 2:16 5. Star Spangled Banner 5:55 6. (Chief Oren Lyons) 4:50 Jackson Browne: 7. For a Dancer 5:06 8. World In Motion 4:22 9. (Announcements) 2:13 Joe Satriani & Friends: 10. Always With Me, Always With You 4:37 11. The Crush of Love 7:44 Aaron Neville & Friends: 12. Ave Maria 6:02 13. (Announcements) 1:54 Disc 2: Santana: 1. Spirits Dancing In The Flesh 7:22 2. Somewhere In Heaven 9:07 3. Third Stone From The Sun 6:17 4. *Oye Como Va 9:17 5. +Bertha 6:57 6. I Love You Too Much 4:21 7. Jingo 11:30 *-w/David Hidalgo and Cesar Rosas on guitar & Bobby McFerrin on background vocals +-w/Los Lobos 8. (Robin Williams) 11:53 9. (Comments from the Barsotti Brothers) 0:53 10. (Comments from Mayor Art Agnos) 1:38 Journey: 11. Faithfully 4:08 12. Lights 5:05 Disc 3: 1. (Announcements) 1:22 Tracy Chapman: 2. All That You Have Is Your Soul 5:15 3. The Soul That Never Dies 3:00 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young: 4. Teach Your Children 4:38 5. Love The One You're With 5:16 6. Long May You Run 5:27 7. Long Time Gone 6:32 8. Southern Cross 5:37 9. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 3:52 10. Wooden Ships 10:57 11. Ohio 4:21 12. (Announcements) 0:42 13. (Wavy Gravy Comments) 1:30 Disc 4: The Grateful Dead: 1. (Tuning/Comments/GD Introduction) 2:41 2. Hell In a Bucket 7:05 3. China Cat Sunflower> 5:53 4. I Know You Rider 6:45 5. *Wang Dang Doodle 9:03 6. +Born On The Bayou 4:09 7. +Green River 4:46 8. +Bad Moon Rising 2:52 9. +Proud Mary 4:48 10. Truckin'> 5:59 11. The Other One> 9:50 12. Wharf Rat> 8:35 13. Sunshine Daydream 6:18 -------- *-w/John Popper on harmonica +-w/John Fogerty on guitar & vocals Disc 5: The Grateful Dead Cont: Encores: 1. *Forever Young 6:48 2. Touch of Grey 7:31 *-w/Neil Young on guitar & vocals Joan Baez, Kris Kristofferson, & Graham Nash: 3. Amazing Grace 4:18 4. (Closing Comments) 2:23 5. (Greensleeves) 4:08 Notes: This show came to me several years ago on DAT labeled as a "DSBD" - while it is certainly "Sbd quality", I am fairly certain that it actually is sourced from the in-house FM signal that typically was used at many GD shows during the mid-80's through early 90's (typically broadcast on 99.9 FM from the soundboard to provide a sound feed to repeater speakers). The wave pattern has the dynamic range typically found on FM recordings. It definitely appears to have been mastered on DAT due to the lack of breaks at typical tape flip locations and also due to the lack of any analog anomalies. The record levels were highly variable on my DAT clone and I used Sound Forge (v. 6.0) to normalize as needed to even things out, as well as to remove a small handful of pops and clicks, fade in/out as needed etc... 48>44.1kHz resample done with SoundForge (v. 6.0) using high (4) interpolation accuracy and applying an anti-alias filter. Sector boundaries verified with shntool (v.1.01)  

 06/04/09 Cat's Cradle
Carrboro, NC 
 3 cdr      ********************* Mike's note - I burned disc 3 onto the end of the Ratdog 8/9/95 show ********************************************************* BK3 featuring Tara Nevins The Cat's Cradle Carrboro, NC TH04JN2009 68'F 56% RH Source: LSD-2>Apogee Mini-Me>Sony TCD-D8> Location: FOB Left of DFC at Rail Transfer: Audiophile 24/96 > Audacity > Sony Sound Forge > CDWave > FLAC Taped and transferred by capnhook hooknshark@yahoo.com d1t01 -tuning d1t02 Franklin's Tower d1t03 Chains Of Life d1t04 -Tara's broken guitar - Tar heel d1t05 Peggy-O/Fennario d1t06 Murderland d1t07 Louisiana Sun d1t08 If You Only Could d2t01 Drums d2t02 Pollyanna d2t03 Yellow Moon > Bertha d2t04 Thunder d2t05 He's Gone d2t06 Alabama Getaway -encore- d3t01 -band introductions d3t02 Althea Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Scott Murawski - Guitar, Vocals James "Hutch" Hutchinson - Bass, Vocals Tara Nevins - Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Washboard, Vocals http://www.billkreutzmann.net/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BK3 Show review by Paul R. (Thanks, man....): I had a strong feeling going in that we were in for a treat, but this evening's show so far exceeded even these high expectations that for once I am at a loss for words. The vibe was extraordinary ("Smiling faces . . . warm embraces").... The BK4 (or BK3+T, if you prefer) were terrific.... Highlights were "Franklin's Tower" (oh man . . . this show is gonna be good), "Peggy-O" (stunning . . . Can you believe this is happening?!), "If You Only Could" (a new take on a familiar, much loved song), "Pollyanna" (new Robert Hunter song), "Bertha" (smoking . . . the Cradle is rocking), "He's Gone" (I just loved the idea of Tara Nevins singing this song, and it *works*), "Alabama Getaway," and "Althea." Bill Kreutzmann was magnificent on drums and gracious to a most appreciative crowd, his bandmates, and a certain young fan of my acquaintance. It was truly gratifying to see Tara shine, as she did. All in all, an unforgettable evening. Never For Sale. Please support artists that allow taping by buying merchandise & attending shows. Please send setlist corrections to hooknshark@yahoo.com  

 10/06/72 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Official Release... so probably should not trade 

 04/02/72 Mar Y Sol Pop Festival
Baja Vega, PR 
 1 cdr     A-  Billy Joel Mar Y Sol Pop Festival Baja Vega, Puerto Rico April 2, 1972 Lineage: Trade CD Soundboard > WAV > FLAC Set List: Travelin' Prayer Josephine The Ballad Of Billy The Kid Captain Jack Tomrrow Is Today Encores: The Letter (Joe Cocker version) Jumpin' Jack Flash This is the full performance by Billy and his band on Easter Sunday 1972. Billy does a great imitation of Joe Cocker during "The Letter". Band: Billy Joel - Piano, Vocals Al Hertz - Guitar Jack Russell - Bass Rhys Clark - Drums Additional info can be found on line at: http://www.marysol-festival.com/band_billy_joel.htm 
 06/10/76 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Cleaning the polluted waters with source material! Billy Joel June 10, 1976 The Bottom Line New York, NY 1st Show Source: Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel Lineage: Reel To Reel Master>DAT(16 bit/48kHz)>DAT(16 bit/48kHz)> >CDR>CDR>WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)>FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz) Mastering Information: CDR ripped to WAV with Exact Audio Copy. Wave files converted to FLAC level 8 using FLAC Frontend. Running Time: 97:55 1. Radio Introduction 2. Prelude/Angry Young Man 3. Somewhere Along The Line 4. Summer, Highland Falls 5. Piano Man 6. Root Beer Rag 7. James 8. Travelin' Prayer 9. New York State Of Mind 10. The Entertainer 11. The Ballad Of Billy The Kid 12. Band Introductions 13. I've Loved These Days 14. Billy Joel Impersonates Joe Cocker & Bruce Springsteen 15. Miami 2017 (Seen The Lights Go Down On Broadway) 16. Radio Commentary 17. Captain Jack 18. Radio Commentary 19. All You Wanna Do Is Dance 20. Ain't No Crime 21. Weekend Song 22. Radio Commentary Original transfer from analog master reel to DAT was done circa 1997. DAT transfer to CDR was done circa 2000. This conversion to FLAC was done in August 2009. No equalization or sound manipulation has been done to this recording. All files have been ID tagged appropriately. Please do not manipulate this recording in any way. Please do not dub to analog tape or convert to MP3 (or any other lossy format) and circulate. If you would like to re-seed this torrent in the future, please use the exact files contained in the torrent with no file or ID tag manipulation. This will insure that the FLAC fingerprints and MD5 hashes verify, keeping the integrity of the torrent intact. If I see that people are remastering, resampling or changing things I've shared in any way and seed the altered version, it will certainly make me re-think if I want to continue to share music that I've taped and/or collected in the future. Do whatever you want to this recording, just don't share any other version than this original one with the exact original file set. Thanks in advance for respecting my wishes. "A Spider-Web Torrent" 
 05/06/77 Tilles Center, Long Island Univ., C.W. Post Campus
Brookville, NY 
 2 cdr      Billy Joel C.W. Post Campus Long Island University Brookville, NY 5/6/77 WLIR F.M. broadcast FM >??> Flac Disc 1 1. Miami 2017 2. Somewhere Along the Line 3. Summer, Highland Falls 4. Piano Man 5. Scenes From an Italian Restaurant 6. James 7. Angry Young Man 8. NY State of Mind 9. Traveling Prayer 10. Traveling Prayer cont. 11. Just the Way You Are 12. The Entertainer 13. You Are My Home Disc 2 1. Root Beer Rag 2. She's Got A Way 3. The Ballad Of Billy The Kid 4. I’ve Loved These Days 5. Captain Jack 6. Worse Comes to Worse 7. Ain’t No Crime 8. Say Goodbye to Hollywood 9. Weekend Song 10. Souvenir A great capture of a great show. Early Billy Joel playing in N.Y. - home turf and all that. No more info on lineage is available to me. That being said, the quality of the recording is top notch. The lack of any noticable tape hiss and clarity of the recording makes me believe this was taped during a fairly recent rebroadcast of the show. Enjoy !! 
 10/31/77 Maurice Gusman Concert Hall - University of Miami
Miami, FL 
 2 cdr     A-  Title: Thunder Road Catalog: Wild Street (WS 006) Source: Stereo Soundboard Lineage: unknown Artwork Included Disc 1: 01. The Mexican Connection 02. The Stranger 03. Somewhere Along The Line 04. Summer, Highland Falls 05. Piano Man 06. Thunder Road 07. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant 08. Travelin' Prayer 09. Let Me In 10. Movin' Out (Anthony's Song) 11. Still Crazy, After All These Years 12. Just The Way You Are 13. Prelude / Angry Young Man 14. New York State of Mind Disc 2: 01. The Entertainer 02. Vienna 03. Root Beer Rag 04. You Are So Beautiful 05. She's Always A Woman 06. I've Loved These Days 07. Miami 2017 08. Ballad Of Billy The Kid 09. Captain Jack 10. Say Goodbye To Hollywood 11. Only The Good Die Young 12. Get It Right The First Time 13. Weekend Song  
 12/11/77 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 2 cdr      WLIR Pre-FM #14 
 05/26/90 Wembley Stadium
London, England 
 2 cdr      Billy Joel Wembley Arena, London, UK 1990-05-26 Liberated Bootleg - 'Welcome To The Show' Source: FM/SBD>Liberated Bootleg (Welcome to the Show)>? My Lineage: Torrent>CDR(1)>EAC(Secure)>TLH,FLAC(level6) File Size: 901MB FLAC, Decodes to 1.3GB WAV 101 Stormfront 102 Allentown 103 Prelude/Angry Young Man 104 Scenes From An Italian Restaurant 105 The Downeaster Alexa 106 Goodnight Saigon 107 I Go To Extremes 108 Pressure 109 Leningrad 110 My Life 111 An Innocent Man 112 Shameless 201 We Didn't Start The Fire 202 Shout 203 Uptown Girl 204 It's Still Rock 'N' Roll To Me 205 You May Be Right 206 Only The Good Die Young 207 A Matter Of Trust 208 Big Shot 209 That's Not Her Style 210 Piano Man 
 11/13/93 Carrier Dome
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  true soundboard almost no crowd noise 

 02/08/02 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr       

 11/30/90 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      BLACK CROWES November 30, 1990 Friday Afternoon 3:23pm WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast > VHS Hi-Fi Audio Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Sony SLV-N750 > Tascam CD-RW900 No noise reduction, processing or EQ Total Time - 21:22 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins Note: some minor FM and VHS tracking noise 1. interview 3:42 2. She Talks To Angels 6:46 3. interview 4:57 4. You're Wrong 4:50 5. interview > closing 1:06 Chris Robinson - vocals Rich Robinson - acoustic guitar ************ on disc with peter frampton 12-16-92 and goo goo dolls 10-10-95 ************** 
 06/21/91 Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Liberated boot "Darlings of the Underground Press" acoustic show Set List: 01. Jealous Again 02. You're Wrong 03. Seeing Things 04. Boomer's Story 05. Live Too Fast Blues, Mercy Sweet Moan (1st time played) 06. She Talks To Angels 07. Thorn In My Pride 08. Darling Of The Underground Press .............. filler from los angeles 1991 9. Thick & Thin 10. Sister Luck 11. Jealous Guy 12. Hard to Handle 13. Struttin' Blues 
 09/19/91 Night Town
Rotterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr      FM 2nd gen (recorded approx 1991 with no Dolby onto TDK D 90 cassette tape>JVC KD-V200 cassette deck (with Azimuth correction/adjustment)> Creative soundblaster Audigy SE soundcard >Audacity>16 bit Wav (Trader's Little Helper- SBE correction)>FLAC (encoded level 6) Transferred Sept/10 1. Twice as Hard 2. Thick 'n' Thin 3. Stare It Cold 4. Seeing Things 5. Sister Luck 6. Hard to Handle 7. She Talks to Angels 8. Jealous Again Time: 41.43 Sound quality = 10 (see below) Excellent set. Very slight hiss, but still rated at 10 in the quality stakes. Sound quality key: 10 = comparable in sound quality to professionally recorded and officially issued product 9.5 = relatively minor flaws, e.g. hiss, slight lack of clarity etc 9 = more major flaws, e.g. significant tape wear, more major lack of clarity, etc (the best audience recordings likely to get this rating) 8.5 = poorer audience recordings, lower gen FM and MD recordings, etc- highly significant issues (only likely to have if recordings of major significance etc) 8 = very poor, likely to be multiple issues and problems, 'hard work' listening, likely to be only of major historical significance and for reference only (!) 
 12/11/94 Universal Amphitheater
Universal City, CA 
 1 cdr      Here is the Crowes set from the Acountic X-Mas which I have always thought was a little odd name as only about half the sets are actually acoustic. Recording source: FM master Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: Dubwise Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ******************************************* ******************************************* Setlist: 01. Black Crowes - KROQ Twice as hard.flac 02. Black Crowes - KROQ Conspiracy.flac 03. Black Crowes - KROQ talking to crowd.flac 04. Black Crowes - KROQ Hard to Handle.flac 05. Black Crowes - KROQ talking to crowd.flac 06. Black Crowes - KROQ She talks to angels.flac 07. Black Crowes - KROQ talking to crowd.flac 08. Black Crowes - KROQ Remedy.flac  
 01/22/95 Cirkus
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      Taper: Swedish Broadcasting Company (SR) Amorica or Bust European Tour. Lineage: Silver Disc > EAC > Wave > DB Poweramp > Flac 6 Soundquality: I´d rate this one 10 out of 10. ***** Excellent Radiobroadcast, this is the complete broadcast but not the complete show. I omitted the 2 bonus tracks since I wasn´t sure if they have been on any official releases***** Setlist: 1. Stare It Cold 2. Conspiracy 3. Hard To Handle 4. Hotel Illnes 5. Wiser Time 6. Sting Me 7. Jealous Again 8. Seeing Things 9. Feelin´ Alright 10. She Gave Good Sunflower 11. Remedy Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hard2handell  
 03/22/95 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+   
 07/24/96 Supper Club
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: dSBD EAC > SHN by Kirk Gipson; 
 12/15/96 The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
Las Vegas, NV 
 2 cdr     A+  with warren haynes -------Source: SBD >??> CDR > SHN(v3) 
 05/26/01 Foxboro Stadium
Foxboro, MA 
 1 cdr      This was recorded from the original broadcast from Denon DRA-25 receiver onto cdr with Pioneer Cd recorder PDR-509. cDR converted to Wav with Roxio Easy Media 8, flac with Flac Frontend. The sound quality gets an A. This is missing the first song (Midnight From The Inside Out), not sure if it was broadcast. Joe Perry guests on tracks 06 and 07. I've previously upped Aerosmith's set, and I plan on adding The Cult eventually. I felt it would be nice to have some pro-sounding Crowes on here. Don't sell, and give credit. Thanks to WBCN for broadcasting this. Cheers!  
 08/05/05 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 08/07/05 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 0 3     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 08/09/05 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 08/10/05 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 10/15/05 The Joint @ The Hard Rock Hotel
Las Vegas, NV 
 3 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 06/14/06 Greek Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade.  
 07/07/06 Ford Amphitheater
Tampa, FL 
 2 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 

 04/06/74 Ontario Motor Speedway
Ontario, CA 
 1 cdr      BLACK SABBATH Cal Jam Festival Ontario Motor Speedway California April 6, 1974 Soundboard Recording(unedited version) (released track removed) Maxell MX-90 metal-particle cassette(rec'd in trade(No Gen known), 20-25 years old)> Playback on JVC TD-595 DECK> AIWA XC-RW700 Standalone burner> EAC>FLAC>DIME Samples below! This has been something I've had for a long, long time, and every single time I've traded it, the person I've sent this to has been blown away at the upgrade from whatever source they had owned before. Since I've not seen this show on Dime, and folks claim that this is THE DEFINITIVE COPY, I thought I'd post it. Instead of posting a CD copy of the tape that I had, I borrowed the tape from the person I got my copy from. I'm glad I did, as his tape turned out to be a very old Maxell Metal particle tape, which is the way he rec'd it from a Zep trader at least 20 years ago. I've heard of several different boot LP's that have been made of this show, and this is supposedly not from any of those. The recording is so clean and sharp that you can really hear every minute thing that happens on stage,,,,, comments that Ozzy makes under his breath, guitars being plugged and unplugged, every little thing, very loud and clear. Some pops audible between songs have been debated as being LP surface noise, but with constant plugging and unplugging going on between songs, I don't think that's the case. The main things that convince me that this is an actual source tape are the lack of cuts which would be indicative of a boot LP of this length(at least four sides of wax), and the inclusion of ALL of the between song dialogue INCLUDING almost 2 solid minutes between the main set and the encore of nonstop soundboard audience noise through the on-stage mics. None of that is common in the boot LP world. Even though the opening intro is missing, this is also the longest, most complete unedited version.... from what I've been told. I am not a Sabbath collector by any means, so if anything here is not accurate, let me know. I do believe, however, that this is VERY possibly the best version available of this amazing show! Where is the TV footage???? OZZY - VOCALS TONY IOMMI - GUITAR BILL WARD - DRUMS GEEZER BUTLER - BASS 1.TOMMOROW'S DREAM 2.SWEET LEAF 3.KILLING YOUR SELF TO LIVE 4.WAR PIGS 5.SNOWBLIND 6.SABBRA CADABRA(BEGINS) 7.TONY SOLO 8 BILL SOLO 1 9.BILL SOLO 2 10.SUPERNAUT 11.IRON MAN 12. GUITAR/ORCHID/SABBRA CADABRA(ENDS) 13.PARANOID 14.EMBRYO CHILDREN OF THE GRAVE (official track removed)  
 09/24/89 Summer Arena
Vienna, Austria 
 2 cdr      Black Sabbath Summer Arena; Vienna, Austria September 24, 1989 Silver rip> FLAC6> FTP> Make Torrent2> You! Afraid I hadda one-up ya Mr. Spock! Here's another soundboard for all you Martin era fans. One of my very,very favorites, in my whole collection! Great sound, great performance, just great all around! Taken from the silver boot "Headless In Vienna" (Langley cat. #262). disc 1 1 The Gates Of Hell 2 Headless Cross 3 Neon Knights 4 Children Of The Sea 5 Die Young 6 When Death Calls 7 War Pigs 8 The Shining disc 2 1 The Mob Rules 2 Guitar intro > Black Sabbath 3 Iron Man 4 Children Of The Grave 5 Heaven And Hell 6 Paranoid > Heaven And Hell [reprise]  

 06/07/69 Hyde Park
London, England 
 1 cd      BLIND FAITH Hyde Park 1969 Hyde Park, London June 7, 1969 Soundboard remastered by PR 1. Introduction 2. Well All Right 3. Sea Of Joy 4. Sleeping In The Ground 5. Under My Thumb 6. Can't Find My Way Home 7. Do What You Like 8. Presence Of The Lond 9. Means To An End 10. Had To Cry Today Eric Clapton - guitar; Steve Winwood - piano, organ; Ginger Baker - drums; Rick Grech - bass, violin This is Blind Faith stream of (to my knowledge) the very best sources or remasters of the rehearsals and eight Blind Faith concerts recorded June-August 1969. This should replace Compensation For Betrayal 6-disc compilation that was consisted of mostly inferiour sources.  
 06/18/69 Konserthallen Liseberg, Liseberg Nöjespark
Göteborg, Sweden 
 1 cdr      BLIND FAITH The Undertaker Liseburg Nojespark, Gothenburg, Sweden June 18, 1969 Liberated Mid Valley bootleg 1. Well All Right 2. Sleeping In The Ground 3. Sea Of Joy 4. Under My Thumb 5. Can't Find My Way Home 6. Do What You Like 7. Presence Of The Lond 8. Means To An End 9. Had To Cry Today Eric Clapton - guitar; Steve Winwood - piano, organ; Ginger Baker - drums; Rick Grech - bass, violin This is Blind Faith stream of (to my knowledge) the very best sources or remasters of the rehearsals and eight Blind Faith concerts recorded June-August 1969. This should replace Compensation For Betrayal 6-disc compilation that was consisted of mostly inferior sources. 
 08/16/69 Earl Warren Showgrounds
Santa Barbara, CA 
 1 cdr      BLIND FAITH Santa Barbara: Complete Earl Warren Showgrounds, Santa Barbara, CA August 15, 1969 1. Well All Right 2. Can't Find My Way Home 3. Had To Cry Today 4. Sleeping In The Ground 5. Crossroads 6. Presence Of The Lond 7. Means To An End 8. Do What You Like 9. Sunshine Of Your Love Eric Clapton - guitar; Steve Winwood - piano, organ; Ginger Baker - drums; Rick Grech - bass, violin This is Blind Faith stream of (to my knowledge) the very best sources or remasters of the rehearsals and eight Blind Faith concerts recorded June-August 1969. This should replace Compensation For Betrayal 6-disc compilation that was consisted of mostly inferior sources. 

 07/03/92 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  Was posted as june 3 not july 3 , but all the other estival jazz shows were in july so I'm inclined to believe this was in july also ......A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: ......... Soundboard > reel to reel wave > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on http://www.easytree.org > reseed on www.dimeadozen.org Excellent Sound Quality ! ... Musicians : David Clayton-Thomas - Vocals Steve Guttman - 2nd Trumpet, flugelhorn, Musical Director Jerry Sokolov - 1st Trumpet Charley Gordon - Trombone Chuck Fisher - Saxophone Glenn Mc Clelland - Keyboards Gary Foote - Bass Larry DeBari - Guitar, Vocals Neil Capolongo - Drums  

 01/21/00 Keswick Theater
Glenside, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  dat soundboard master > HHB 850 > cdr > Nero > wav > flac..............has some digi pops and static  

 10/16/76 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Blue Oyster Cult Music Hall Boston, MA October 16th 1976 Wolfgangs Vault Original Flac Files 01-Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll 02-Morning Final 03-This Ain't The Summer of Love 04-Born to Be Wild 05-(Don't Fear) The Reaper Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser - guitar Albert Bouchard - drums Joe Bouchard - bass Allen Lanier - keyboards Eric Bloom - vocals, guitar Long Island's Blue Oyster Cult was in their rock 'n' roll prime when this concert was taped at Boston's Music Hall in October 1976. A DVD of this tour would later be released but as far as audio recordings, this is one of the best BOC live shows captured in that era. This recording, although only containing five songs, is a good cross section of the band's musical landscape. Featuring older classics like "Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll" from their first album; newer tracks "Morning Final" and "This Ain't The Summer of Love," (forthcoming hits from the band's fourth LP, Agents of Fortune); and their biggest Top 40 hit, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper," which had been released earlier in the year as the single from Agents Of Fortune. There is even a remake of the Steppenwolf classic "Born To Be Wild," which BOC did in their live show for years. "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" showed a mellower side to the New York Boogie Beast, as the band had come to be known, but it was also the breakthrough single that made Blue Oyster Cult a household name. Originally signed to Elektra Records in 1970 as the Soft White Underbelly, the band was dropped from that label before their debut album could be released. They re-emerged a year later under the watchful eye of manager and producer Sandy Pearlman as Blue Oyster Cult. Columbia Records snatched them up after hearing a demo of "Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll." Although they had a secure home in FM radio stations after the release of their first album, the group was together for nearly ten years before their first real commercial breakthrough with "(Don't Fear) The Reaper." That song was propelled to international hit status after it was featured in the John Carpenter horror film, Halloween. 
 12/15/81 Chuck Landis Country Club
Reseda, CA 
 2 cdr      received in trade.... fm broadcast . unfortunately TAO, but not too bad 

 07/07/07 House Of Blues
Anaheim, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Master: SBD + Shure KSM32's> BT Instant Live CD Disc 1 01. Back In The Day> [04:38.54] 02. Dropping Some NYC> [02:04.59] 03. After What> [03:14.65] 04. Dropping Some NYC [01:05.14] 05. Run-Around [05:08.72] 06. The Mountains Win Again> [05:28.44] 07. Money Back Guarantee> [03:43.71] 08. You Reach Me> [09:11.28] 09. What's For Breakfast [04:57.53] 10. Stumble & Fall> [05:51.48] 11. 100 Years> [05:12.22] 12. The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly> [03:38.54] 13. This Ache> [05:09.06] 14. The Path> [06:10.00] 15. Psycho Joe> [05:17.04] Disc 1 Total: [70:52.69] Disc 2 01. All Hands> [14:45.10] 02. The Devil Went Down To Georgia [05:13.10] 03. Hook [04:15.69] 04. Love & Greed> [05:00.56] 05. But Anyway> [08:43.62] 06. No Woman, No Cry [10:43.55] 07. Business As Usual> [09:30.06] 08. Carolina Blues [12:25.14] 09. E: Defense & Desire [05:22.41] Disc 2 Total: [76:00.23] Blues Traveler's Instant Live discs are available for sale at the show only, by signing up at the merchandise table beforehand. As such, they encourage the later distribution of these shows by any means other than upload to archive.org. 

 09/03/65 Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood, CA 
 2 cdr      "From Newport to the Ancient Empty Street in L.A." on Dandelion (DL 061/62). 
 04/13/66 Sydney Stadium
Sydney, Australia 
 2 cdr      BOB DYLAN/THE BAND - Sydney, Australia April 13th 1966 "From Master Reel" BOB DYLAN/THE BAND Sydney Stadium Sydney New South Wales Australia April 13th 1966 This recording contains the "FULL" intermission and "TUNING" before the electric set Source details are as sent to me by "J", no alterations have been made other than new track marks SOURCE: Master Reel>CDR>CDR "J">CDR>EAC>Soundforge 9 (Track Marks)> FLAC Level 6 align on sector boundaries Artwork by JTT, December 2007 DISC 1: 65.35 1. She Belongs To Me (Incomplete) 2. Fourth Time Around 3. Visions Of Johanna 4. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 5. Desolation Row 6. Just Like A Woman 7. Mr. Tambourine Man 8. Intermission DISC 2: 47.25 1. Tuning 2. Tell Me, Momma 3. I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) 4. Baby Let Me Follow You Down 5. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues 6. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat 7. One Too Many Mornings 8. Ballad Of A Thin Man 9. Positively 4th Street  
 01/14/74 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      "Love Songs For America"- Swinging Pig Records..... incomplete show ... track list : Cd1 Rainy day woman 12 & 35 Lay lady lay Just like Tom Thumb's blues It ain't me babe I don't believe you Ballad of a thin man Stage fright The night they drove old dixie down King harvest This wheels' on fire Cd2 I shall be released Up on cripple creek All along the watchtower Ballad of Hollis Brown Knockin' on heaven's door The times they are a-changin' Don't think twice,it's all right Gates of eden Just like a woman It's all right ma,I'm only bleeding 
 01/31/74 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Bob Dylan 1/31/74 New York, NY 2CDR evening pa The Talent of Bob Dylan and The Band > sbd > ? > You, Transfer Top Notch equipment operated by those who really know what they are doing Mastering Done with a light touch to preserve the purity of the show Tracking and Lossless Compression CDwave -> flacfrontend L8 -> Checksums/shntool via. Traders Little Helper 16bit / 44.1KHz, Notes Sorry for the lack of information This is one of those "let your ears be happy and don't ask, many questions" kinda shows. I have been asked to keep this anonomous, and out of, deep respect for those that involved I am asking no questions and, therefore have no answers If this is unacceptable, don't download ;-), Maybe someday, the story will come out. Until then, just enjoy the show D1T3 dropout in one channel at 2:24 D2T8 End is cut D2T9 beginning cut D2T10 droupout/cut at :16 A few small glitches at 1:59 and 2:00 big pop at d2t4 3:52 1 Most Likely You Go Your Way 2 Lay Lady Lay 3 Just Like Tom Thumbs Blues 4 Rainy Day Women 5 It Aint Me Babe 6 Ballad Of A Thin Man The Band 7 Stage Fright 8 Old Dixie Down 9 King Harvest 10 When You Awake 11 Up On Cripple Creek Bob Dylan & The Band 12 Watchtower 13 Ballad Of Hollis Brown 14 Knockin On Heavens Door Disc 2 1 The Times They Are A Changin 2 Dont Think Twice 3 Gates Of Eden 4 Just Like A Woman 5 Its Allright Ma The Band 6 Rag Mama Rag 7 This Wheel's On Fire 8 The Shape Im In 9 The weight 10 Forever Young 11 Highway 61 12 Like A Rolling Stone Encore 13 Most Likely You Go Your Way 14 Blowin' In The Wind  
 09/??/74 Blood On The Tracks: New York Sessions
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       Received in trade 
 10/31/75 War Memorial Auditorium
Plymouth, MA 
 1 cdr      Bob Dylan/Rolling Thunder Review War Memorial Auditorium Plymouth, MA October 31, 1975 line recording, no reliable lineage unknown or unverified sources > ? > flac 0. When I Paint My Masterpiece ! * It Ain't Me, Babe (missing from circulating tape) * A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (missing from circulating tape) 1. Romance In Durango ! 2. Isis ! * The Times They Are A-Changin' [Dylan/Baez] (missing from circulating tape) 3. Never Let Me Go [Dylan/Baez] ! 4. Mama, You Been On My Mind [Dylan/Baez] ! * I Shall Be Released [Dylan/Baez] (missing from circulating tape) 5. Diamonds And Rust (Joan Baez) ! * Mary Hamilton (Joan Baez) (missing from circulating tape) * Love Song To A Stranger (Joan Baez) (missing from circulating tape) 6. Oh Happy Day (Joan Baez) 7. Please Come To Boston (Joan Baez) (one-minute fragment) 8. Chestnut Mare (Roger McGuinn) 9. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (Joan Baez) 10. I Don't Believe You ! 11. Hurricane ! 12. Oh Sister ! 13. One More Cup Of Coffee ! 14. Sara ! 15. Just Like A Woman 16. This Land Is Your Land [Revue] ! indicates tracks from the recently-surfaced tape 
 04/22/76 Starlight Ballroom (Early)
Clearwater, FL 
 1 cdr      Bob Dylan 22 April 1976 Bellevue Biltmore Hotel, Clearwater afternoon and evening shows SIZE: 331 SOUND: very good + / excellent Afternoon show 1. MR TAMBOURINE MAN [3:50] 2. THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN' [4:34] 3. WHEN I PAINT MY MASTERPIECE [5:26] 4. SEVEN DAYS [2:50] 5. BLOWIN' IN THE WIND [4:19] 6. I DREAMED I SAW ST AUGUSTINE [2:50] 7. DIAMONDS AND RUST [4:13] (a) / [28:05] Evening show 8. LIKE A ROLLING STONE [7:01] 9. ISIS [5:45] 10.LAY LADY LAY [4:42] 11.JUST LIKE A WOMAN [5:37] 12.KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR [4:24] / [27:31] (a) Joan Baez solo Complete circulating SOUNDBOARD recordings.  
 07/05/78 Pavillon de Paris
Paris, France 
 2 cdr      BOB DYLAN - Pavillon de Paris, Paris, France July 5th 1978 "Source - Reel to Reel Master" Excellent Stereo Audience Recording Bob Dylan Pavillon de Paris Paris, France July 5th 1978 Source: Reel to Reel Master (Taper Unknown)>DAT>DVD Data Disc (FLAC)>Wave>Soundforge 8 (Clean Joins, New Track Marks)> FLAC Level 6 Align on Sector Boundaries NOTE: This recording was a mess once decoded, due to a very poor tranfer from DAT to CDR in that discs overlapped, track markings were poor, joins were rough and for no reason it was split to three discs. As with all my transfers/torrents NO Normalisation or other alterations have been made to the sound unless stated. RE-TRACKING, CLEAN UP & ARTWORK by JTT, April 2007 Disc One: 1. My Back Pages (Instrumental) 2. She's Love Crazy 3. Baby Stop Crying 4. Mr. Tambourine Man 5. Shelter From The Storm 6. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 7. Tangled Up In Blue 8. Ballad Of A Thin Man 9. Maggie's Farm 10. I Don’t Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met) 11. Like A Rolling Stone 12. I Shall Be Released 13. Going, Going, Gone / Interval 14. Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35 (Instrumental) 15. True Love Tends To Forget Disc Two: 1. Gates Of Eden 2. The Man In Me 3. One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below) 4. Blowin' In The Wind 5. I Want You 6. Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power) 7. Masters Of War 8. Just Like A Woman 9. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right 10. All Along The Watchtower 11. All I Really Want To Do 12. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 13. Forever Young 14. Changing Of The Guards 15. The Times They Are A-Changin'  
 11/15/80 Fox Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Bob Dylan Fox Warfield Theatre San Francisco 11-15-80 Liberated Boot ; Farewell Bloomfield. Cuttlefish 004/005 Sound: Soundboard Lineage : CDr>EAC(secure)>wav>FlacFrontend(level8).flac Artwork Included ******************************************************** DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR OTHER LOSSY FORMAT : DO NOT SELL ******************************************************** D1 1 Gotta Serve Somebody 2 I Believe In You 3 Like A Rolling Stone * 4 Man Gave Names To All The Animals 5 Simple Twist Of Fate 6 Ain't Gonna Go To Hell For Anybody 7 Girl Of The North Country 8 Slow Train Coming 9 Abraham Martin And John 10Let's Keep It Between Us D2 1 Mary From The Wild Moor 2 Covenant Woman 3 Solid Rock 4 Just Like A Woman 5 Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar * 6 When You Gonna Wake Up 7 In The Garden 8 Blowin' In The Wind 9 City Of Gold Band Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar & mandolin), Willie Smith (keyboards), Tim Drummond (bass), Jim Keltner (drums), Clydie King, Carolyn Dennis, Regina Havis (background vocals). * Mike Bloomfield(guitar) There has been a bit of Mike Bloomfield here recently so I thought some of you might be interested in this one. Mike passed away soon after this which was his last live performance.Not a bad soundboard recording. I received this one a couple of years ago from a man of many boots, sometimes shoeless nevertheless!If you see this b. I hope the New Year brings you many more. Also I hope you've been sober at least some of the time over the last week! Enjoy  
 11/16/93 The Supper Club (Early Show)
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      BOB DYLAN The Supper Club New York City, New York. November 16th 1993 Early Show (Complete) Soundboard: excellent quality Bootleg-silver>eac>flac-level8>EF CheckSum Manager>btcompletedir>hc>you Bootleg WLR-2062 I have at least 3 versions of this show, but this one is superior quality ! Please enjoy: MH bootleg cover,this is disc 1: http://www.pixsup.com/uploads/2ac1d9c8c8.jpg (bootleg pic) Tracklist: 1.) Absolutely Sweet Marie (acoustic w band) 2.) Lay Lady Lay (acoustic w band) 3.) Blood In MY Eyes (acoustic w band) 4.) Queen Jane Approximately (acoustic w band) 5.) Tight Connection To My Heart, (Has Anybody Seen My Love) (acoustic w band) 6.) Disease Of Conceit (acoustic w band) 7.) I Want You (acoustic w band) 8.) Ring Them Bells (acoustic w band) 9.) My Back Pages (acoustic w band) 10.) Forever Young (acoustic w band) Total Time = 67:37  
 11/17/93 The Supper Club
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      The Supper Club New York City, New York. November 17th 1993 Late Show Soundboard: excellent quality Bootleg-silver>eac>flac-level8>EF CheckSum Manager>btcompletedir>hc>you Bootleg WLR-2062 Tracks 6 and 8 on disc 2 fixed with cool edit. Tracklist: 1.) Ragged And Dirty (acoustic w band) 2.) Lay Lady Lay (acoustic w band) 3.) Tight Connection To My Heart (Has Anybody Seen My Love) (acoustic w band) 4.) Weeping Willow (acoustic w band) 5.) Delia (acoustic w band) 6.) Jim Jones (acoustic w band) 7.) Queen Jane Approximately (acoustic w band) 8.) Ring Them Bells (acoustic w band) 9.) Jack-A-Roe (acoustic w band) 10.) Forever Young (acoustic w band) 11.) I Shall Be Released (acoustic w band) Total Time = 67:37  

 07/04/87 Sullivan Stadium
Foxboro, MA 
 1 cdr      Bob played six shows with the Grateful dead in 1987. the concerts opened with approximately two hours by the Grateful dead. Then Bob Dylan joined and performed 12/14 songs with Grateful dead. These are two soundboard recordings of Bob & Dead sets. samples included. Cd 1 Bob Dylan and Grateful dead Foxboro , Sullivan stadium 4 July 1987 (2 songs missing : 1 Slow train , 2 Joey - officially released in "Dylan and the Dead") bootleg : A dream came true (Genschman records GENSCH 1015 cd) 1 The times they are a-changin' 2 Man of peace 3 I'll be your baby tonight 4 John Brown 5 I want you 6 Ballad of a thin man 7 Memphis blues again 8 Queen Jane approximately 9 Chimes of freedom 10 All along the watchtower 11 Knockin' on heaven's door bonus tracks : 12 Mr. tambourine man (Anaheim 26 July 1987) 13 Heart of mine (Eugene 19 July 1987) 14 Shelter from the storm (Oakland 24 July 1987) Cd 2 Bob Dylan and Grateful dead Philadelphia , JFK stadium 10 July 1987 complete set bootleg : I'll be your Robert today (Genschman records GENSCH 1014 cd) 1 Tangled up in blue 2 I'll be your baby tonight 3 Man of peace 4 Ballad of Frankie Lee & Judas priest 5 John Brown 6 Simple twist of fate 7 Ballad of a thin man 8 Memphis blues again 9 Chimes of freedom 10 Gotta serve somebody 11 Joey 12 All along the watchtower bonus tracks : 13 It's all over now baby blue (East Rutherford 12 july 1987) 14 The wicked messenger (East Rutherford 12 July 1987) enjoy it !  
 07/10/87 John F. Kennedy Stadium
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Bob played six shows with the Grateful dead in 1987. the concerts opened with approximately two hours by the Grateful dead. Then Bob Dylan joined and performed 12/14 songs with Grateful dead. These are two soundboard recordings of Bob & Dead sets. samples included. Cd 1 Bob Dylan and Grateful dead Foxboro , Sullivan stadium 4 July 1987 (2 songs missing : 1 Slow train , 2 Joey - officially released in "Dylan and the Dead") bootleg : A dream came true (Genschman records GENSCH 1015 cd) 1 The times they are a-changin' 2 Man of peace 3 I'll be your baby tonight 4 John Brown 5 I want you 6 Ballad of a thin man 7 Memphis blues again 8 Queen Jane approximately 9 Chimes of freedom 10 All along the watchtower 11 Knockin' on heaven's door bonus tracks : 12 Mr. tambourine man (Anaheim 26 July 1987) 13 Heart of mine (Eugene 19 July 1987) 14 Shelter from the storm (Oakland 24 July 1987) Cd 2 Bob Dylan and Grateful dead Philadelphia , JFK stadium 10 July 1987 complete set bootleg : I'll be your Robert today (Genschman records GENSCH 1014 cd) 1 Tangled up in blue 2 I'll be your baby tonight 3 Man of peace 4 Ballad of Frankie Lee & Judas priest 5 John Brown 6 Simple twist of fate 7 Ballad of a thin man 8 Memphis blues again 9 Chimes of freedom 10 Gotta serve somebody 11 Joey 12 All along the watchtower bonus tracks : 13 It's all over now baby blue (East Rutherford 12 july 1987) 14 The wicked messenger (East Rutherford 12 July 1987) enjoy it !  
 07/19/87 Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon
Eugene, OR 
 2 cdr      also have dead's two sets .... aud patch for the touch of grey encore , rest is sbrd 

 05/24/73 Paris Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      ob Marley & the Wailers Paris Theater London, U.K. BBC concert 5/24/73 filename: bmw52473flac16 Performance quality: A Recording quality: A source: master FM broadcast tape lineage: Sansui 8 reciever > (in its day it was one of the best) unknown tape deck (dolby off) > TDK-AD cassettes > soundforge 4.5 (to WAV, played from Naka. BX-125 to hard drive) > FLAC 6 > torrent. setlist: 1: rastafarian chant 2: slave driver (catch a fire) 3: stop that train 4: no more trouble 5: 400 years 6: midnight ravers 7: stir it up 8: concrete jungle 9: get up, stand up 10: kinky reggae comments: This was almost certainly the first time I ever heard a Bob Marley concert, probably the first reggae show I ever heard, and the same may well be true for many others, too. This is the BBC broadcast, the very beginning of the opening announcement is missing but it doesn't seem like it's missing much because it starts with the announcer saying: "Here's Bob Marley & the Wailers with a Rastafarian chant"... and the opening song begins. There is a tape flip just before the last song, Kinky Reggae but you probably won't even notice that in this torrent. All the songs and between song announcer dialogue are complete. The reception is clean and the sound of this is excellent FM stereo, recorded from a broadcast on WBCN in the late 1970's (probably 77 or 78). I know this show was previously posted here on dime but I had to delete my DL of that one immediately because it failed my standard for clipless torrents. the audio files were solidly clipped throughout the concert and I couldn't even listen to it. This one comes with the Glasnost Radio Productions assurance that it is not clipped, pegged, glitched or gapped, and sounds like an FM show should sound. This was in the day when BBC concerts were broadcast on vinyl and it has great stereo seperation, an art often lost in more recent FM broadcasts. WBCN had a good turntable, and I didn't hear any scratches or skips in this broadcast (which did happen on occasion in some of the recorded concerts). This is good vintage Marley, and probably the best quality yet posted of it. I rarely played this thing because it's on 2 tapes and for a long time I couldn't find it, but this torrent comes entirely from my master cassettes, making this a 3 step torrent from glasnostrd19 to Marley nation. This one is my oldest, but probably also the best quality recording I have of BMW that is suitable for upload since it is my only Marley master. I don't remember which deck I had for this one, I've been through alot of cassette decks, especially before 87, but it was a decent one (definitely long before I got a Naka.) Do not sell this recording Trade freely and losslessly. 
 07/11/73 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      The Wailers Pall's Mall, Boston, MA Lineage: SBD> my 3rd Gen cass> Kenwood 1050ct> Xitel Inport> .wav> Nero for Tracking> Flac 6 (asb) track list: 5:24.59 Track1-Lively Up Yourself.flac 3:36.29 Track2-400 Years.flac 4:18.51 Track3-Stir it Up.flac 3:30.13 Track4-Slave Driver.flac 3:59.18 Track5-Stop That Train.flac 5:03.70 Track6-Kinky Reggae.flac 5:51.39 Track7-Concrete Jungle.flac 5:52.44 Track8-Get Up Stand Up.flac 37:37.23 379.74 MB notes: great show, first performance in the States.. Great playing from the Wailers on this. Transfer notes: Volume boost and slight equalizing, level balanced.. A little buzz is present between songs, most likely from the monitors.. Tape received in a trade props to a Packers fan... Tape transfer and Flac'd by me Tim Jones on 9-21-2005 
 10/31/73 The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  Bob Marley & the Wailers "The KSAN Broadcast" 0ctober 31, 1973 KSAN-FM, San Francisco, CA From the Record Plant, Sausalito, CA. 1 introduction 2 Rastaman Chant 3 Bend Down Low 4 Slave Driver 5 You Can't Blame the Youth 6 Stop That Train 7 Burnin' and Lootin' 8 Kinky Reggae 9 Get Up Stand Up 10 Lively Up Yourself 11 Walk the Proud Land Bonus tracks: 12 I Shot The Sheriff 13 Is This Love 14 Jammin? 15 This Train 16 Acoustic medley 
 07/03/75 The Boarding House
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr       
 07/07/75 The Boarding House
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Bob Marley and the Wailers Boarding House San Francisco 1975-07-07 KSAN reel #354 1/2 track @ 7.5 ips Revox A77 > Panasonic SV-250 DAT 48/16 (Maxell R120DM) September 1989 Panasonic 3800 > Weiss firewire I/O > OSX Peak 7 (editing, pitch, hum) > xACT Trenchtown Rock Burnin' and Lootin' Midnight Ravers Them Belly Full (But We Hungry) Rebel Music No Woman, No Cry Kinky Reggae Stir It Up Lively Up Yourself Get Up, Stand Up Notes: This is direct from the DAT made off the KSAN reel Original 48k 16 bit Pitch adjusted -28 cents Hum reduced @ 60, 180 HZ 63 second patch track 1 start Audible flaw (not diginoise) @ 01:30 of track 2 Slight flaw (tape dropout?) @ 01:25 of track 6 Patch info: FM Recording & Editing by Jay Abrams (jra-sm) Teac 4300 Reel to Reel 7" - 3 3/4 IPS > MacBook Pro - Audacity > CDWav > xACT It isn't 100% certain this was a master reel although it's more likely than not. It is possible this is mixed from a multitrack master which did happen with some KSAN broadcasts, however most were live mixes straight to two track. It appeared that a new leader had been spliced on to the station reel. Possibly at some point some damage occurred and it was repaired in that way. The tape box noted a rebroadcast on 6/10/79.  
 10/04/75 National Stadium
Kingston, Jamaica 
 2 cdr     A-  Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer (The Wailers) 1975-10-04 National Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica Wailers reunion concert. Bob, Peter and Bunny got together to do one last show as a benefit for the blind along with Stevie Wonder who also performed there. * Second set Bob with Stevie Wonder and Wonderlove CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC8 *************************************************************** Set I Rastaman Chant > Keep The Faith, Nice Time, Simmer Down > One Love, Dreamland, Fight Against Conviction, Mark of The Beast, Can't Blame The Youth, Legalize It, So Jah Seh, No Woman No Cry, Jah Live Set II I Shot The Sheriff, Superstition ************************************ 
 04/23/76 Tower Theater (Late Show)
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 CDR      Bob Marley & The Wailers Tower Theatre Upper Darby, PA 4/23/76 EX-SBD SBD > ? > CD-R > EAC > FLAC Disc 1 1. Intro - 1:36 2. Rastaman Chant - 4:36 3. Conquering Lion > Keep That Faith - 6:01 4. Roots, Rock, Reggae 5:04 5. Burnin' & Lootin' - 5:12 6. Them Belly Full (But We HUngry) - 4:10 7. Rebel Music - 6:04 8. I Shot The Sheriff - 7:10 9. Johnny Was - 6:31 10. No More Trouble - 3:58 11. No Woman No Cry - 4:34 12. Kinky Reggae - 9:39 Disc 2 1. Night Shift - 5:49 2. Lively Up Yourself - 7:07 3. Rat Race - 4:49 4. Want More - 9:43 Encore 5. Positive Vibration - 4:55 6. Get Up, Stand Up - 5:59 7. War - 6:31 8. Crazy Baldheads - 8:11 9. Jah Live - 4:32 Preserve Quality. Pass it on. hawkfan369 Verified lossless 3-8-06  
 ??/??/77 Sons Of Jah Acoustic Tape
London, England 
 1 cdr      Bob Marley The Sons of Jah Acoustic Tape London 1977 01 - Exodus 02 - Jammin 03 - Waiting In Vain 04 - So Much Things To Say 05 - Misty Morning 06 - She's Gone 07 - Time Will Tell 08 - Unknown Jam 09 - Rainbow Country This tape starts off with Exodus that is probably from a different session but it is included on here because it fits in well and it is often included in most sources of this session. Sons of Jah is a tape that just sits with you forever. The sweet version of Waiting in Vain that last's 19 minutes is just stunning. Bob Works with his voice so many different ways and by the end he is really in a great groove. Half way through So Much Things To Say there is a source switch. Another half of this tape was discovered a few years ago but someone has tampered with the sound. There is a strange echo and other effects added on but the music below is just amazing. Acoustic versions of Misty Morning and She's Gone have been a collector's dream for many years I am sure. The tape ends with an unknown jam that is possibly not even Bob but who knows. It has been included just in case.  
 11/30/79 Oakland Auditorium
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      Bob Marley & The Wailers November 30, 1979 Oakland Auditorium Arena Oakland, California, USA From 1st gen. VHS video. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality and an improvement over previously circulating copies. This version is the complete show at the best available sound quality and includes two splices from an alternate soundboard source (approximately 30 seconds in Ambush In The Night and 54 seconds at the beginning of Lively Up Yourself). disc 1 - main set - 79:53 01 [5:32] Positive Vibration 02 [5:28] Wake Up And Live 03 [5:06] Concrete Jungle 04 [3:38] Them Belly Full 05 [4:57] I Shot The Sheriff 06 [5:12] Running Away > 07 [3:52] Crazy Baldheads 08 [3:56] Ambush In The Night 09 [4:59] Heathen 10 [4:10] War > 11 [1:49] No More Trouble 12 [7:28] No Woman No Cry 13 [5:45] Lively Up Yourself 14 [4:46] Africa Unite 15 [4:02] One Drop 16 [9:13] Exodus > applause at end of main set disc 2 - encores (with guest Ron Wood on rhythm guitar) - 31:19 01 [1:19] encore break 02 [3:35] Is This Love? > 03 [5:16] Jammin' 04 [4:21] Ride Natty Ride 05 [3:59] Roots Rock Reggae > 06 [3:54] Natty Dread > 07 [8:55] Get Up Stand Up Band lineup * Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar * Aston Barrett, bass * Carlton Barrett, drums * Junior Marvin, lead guitar * Al Anderson, lead guitar * Tyrone Downie, keyboards * Earl "Wya" Lindo, organ * Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson, percussion * Devon Evans, percussion * Glen DaCosta, saxophone * Dave Madden, trumpet * The I-Threes, backing vocals * Donald Kinsey, lead guitar [listed on web site quoted from below but not introduced on the recording] * Ron Wood, rhythm guitar [on the encores] Lineage and transfer: VHS tape (1st gen. copy from Bill Graham Archives master) > Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro > Pro Tools ("nip and tuck" edits, normalization, plus a few level changes and minor clicks seamlessly removed. No Equalization or noise reduction). Secondary source: Unknown lineage soundboard recording from the "Africa '80" bootleg (from Flac files sent by a fellow dimer - THANKS!) > xACT decoding to AIFF > Pro Tools extraction (with speed match). More info. from http://www.bobmarleyconcerts.com/1979.php Introductions * "Jah Rastafari, who liveth and reigneth I'n'I itinually ever fearful, ever sure. Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! And I would say, it's the Rastaman Vibration, and it's positive!" - Marley before "Positive Vibration" * "This is a track from the new album, Survival! This track is entitled «Wake Up And Live»! Come on, eh! - Marvin before "Wake Up And Live" * "Africa unites! Come on, Africa! Heh, hands to unite, unite for the wise[?] of people, you know." - Marvin before "Africa Unite" * "Listen!" - Marley before Ride Natty Ride * "Yeah! His foundation is in the holy mountains, Jah loveth the gates of Zion!" - Marley before "Get Up, Stand Up" Review * the video soundtrack comes from a black & white video filmed by the promoter Bill Graham Presents. * the encores feature Ron Wood on guitar from The Rolling Stones. * guest appearance of Donald Kinsey on guitar. * dub effects were used during this performance. * extra lyrics from "Simmer Down" during the beginning of "Running Away". * rare 1979 performance of "Roots, Rock, Reggae". * Marvin's intro before "Africa Unite" confused some people to think the recording was from one of the concerts in Libreville, Gabon. * parts of the concert are regularly aired on Wolfgang's Vault Radio. * the SBD source has been used for several mislabeled bootlegs like Live in Africa, In Gabon, Africa '80. Enjoy and SHARE! 
 12/02/79 Santa Cruz Civic Center (Late Show)
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      Not sure if I have early show or late show 
 12/15/79 Queen Elizabeth Sports Center
Nassau, Bahamas 
 2 cdr      Master soundboard cassette > cassette > CD > CD > Samsung SW-232B extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > tracking (CD Wave) > sector boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .flac encoding EAC > FLAC by Jack Warner ............. cuts at beginning of "roots rock reggae" and middle of "no woman, no cry" 
 06/27/80 Stadio San Siro
Milan, Italy 
 2 cdr      Bob Marley & The Wailers 06/27/80 Stadio San Siro Milan, Italy Source: SBD > Bootleg CD > EAC > SHN Disc 1 [53:42] The I-Three's: 1. Precious World 2. Save Peace 3. Steppin' Out of Babylon 4. That's The Way Jah Planned It Bob Marley & The Wailers: 5. Marley chant > Natural Mystic 6. Positive Vibration 7. Revolution 8. I Shot The Sheriff 9. War > No More Trouble 10. Zimbabwe 11. Jammin' Disc 2 [57:56] Bob Marley & The Wailers (cont): 1. No Woman No Cry 2. Zion Train 3. Exodus Encores: 4. Redemption Song 5. Could You Be Loved? 6. Work 7. Natty Dread 8. Is this Love? 9. Get Up, Stand Up 10. Coming in From the Cold 11. Lively Up Yourself Notes from the seed: Often mislabeled as 6.12.80 as well as 6.26.80 This show comes from Japanese bootleg: Boot -> EAC [high,secure] -> SHN It is different from most circulating copies since it includes the I-Three's opener and also has very high quality sound. The only known cut in this show is about 5 minutes of crowd clapping before encore. This is one of my favorite shows. Get it if you don't have it. 
 07/12/80 Deeside Leisure Centre
Queensferry, Wales 
 2 cdr      Bob Marley & The Wailers Deeside Leisure Centre Connah's Quay, Wales July 12, 1980 Lineage: SBD > CDR > WAV > FLAC Source: SBD Sound Quality: A+ Disc 1 I Three's set 01. Precious Love 02. Slave Queen 03. Steppin' Out Of Babylon 04. That's The Way Bob Marley & The Wailers 05.Marley Chant 06.Natural Mystic 07.Positive Vibration 08.Revolution 09.I Shot The Sheriff 10.War -> No More Trouble Disc 2 01.Zimbabwe 02.Zion Train 03.No Woman, No Cry 04.Jammin' 05.Exodus 06.Redemption Song 07.Coming In From The Cold 08.Natty Dread 09.Work 10.Could You Be Loved? (cut) notes:- The concert wasn't in Chester, England, but actually took place in a town called Connah's Quay just across the borders in Wales, where the Deeside Leisure Centre is located, usually used as an ice rink, property of the English town of Chester. - The sound is very clear, almost no hiss and no audience noise. - The show is likely incomplete ("Could You Be Loved?" cuts after about one minute); according to a newspaper article the show has been closed with "Get Up, Stand Up" which is missing here. probably more songs (for example maybe "Kinky Reggae", "Roots, Rock, Reggae" or others) are missing. article is available on http://www.wailers.co.uk/update.html - Enjoy! My notes- I removed the TAO gaps between songs using EAC and split the show as seen here. Enjoy. Pass it on. hawkfan369 
 09/23/80 Stanley Theatre
Pittsburgh, PA 
 1 cdr     A-  marley's last show  

 07/12/73 Cleveland Recording Co.
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Torrent Title: Bob Seger-The Cleveland Connection-Cleveland, OH-March 1973 Artist Name: Bob Seger Bootleg Title: The Cleveland Connection Venue, City, Country, Date: Unknown, Cleveland, Ohio, USA, 1973-03-xx Track Listing: 01 Think 02 Higher And Higher 03 St. Dominic's Preview 04 Will The Circle Be Unbroken 05 Bo Diddley 06 Someday 07 Rosalie 08 Long As I Can Play 09 Born Under A Bad Sign 10 Turn On Your Love Light-This Old House-Looking Back Lineup: Bob Seger, Borneo Band members unknown FLAC Fingerprints: included Artwork: Included Source: CDR > EAC > FLAC Any Useful Notes: First torrent, hope it works.  
 08/08/75 Whiskey-A-Go-Go
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Whiskey-A-Go-Go - Los Angeles, CA August 8, 1975 Lineage: FM > Master Cassette > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV > FLAC 01. Steal Your Love Away 02. Back in '72 03. Bo Diddley 04. ...Travelin' Man > 05. Beautiful Loser 06. Bringin' It Back from Mexico > 07. Ramblin' Gamblin' Man 08. Katmandu (last couple of seconds missing) A great sounding, powerful FM broadcast from 1975. 
 ??/??/75 BAM Archives
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      BAM Archives Hour - KFOG source : fm transfer from master cassette taper : little guy transfer : markp 01 DJ Intro 02 All Your Love (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 03 I've Been Working (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 04 Don't Burn Down The Bridge (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 05 DJ 06 Twenty Years From Now (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 07 Bo Diddley (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 08 Turn The//Page (San Francisco 5.14.74 KSAN Broadcast) 09 DJ 10 Stealin (Los Angeles 1975 KMET Broadcast) 11 Back In 72 (Los Angeles 1975 KMET Broadcast) 12 Travelin Man > Beautiful Loser (Los Angeles 1975 KMET Broadcast) 13 DJ 14 Ramblin Gamblin Man (Los Angeles 1975 KMET Broadcast) 15 Katmandu (Los Angeles 1975 KMET Broadcast) 16 DJ No specific date or venue info was given for the KMET broadcast. 
 ??/??/80 Travelin' Man Liberated Boot
Against The Wind Tour, Europe 
 1 cdr      Bob Seger Travlin Man Live in Europe 1980 Obtained in CDR Trade years ago. Unknown liniage. Very good soundboard, Sorry no artwork What Segerfile says about this bootleg: "From a 11/24/80 show in Paris, France and a 1980 show from West Germany." Setlist: 1 Feel Like A Number 2 Travlin Man 3 Beautiful Loser 4 Still The Same 5 Main Street 6 Old Time Rock And Roll 7 Against The Wind 8 Her Strut 9 Horizontal Bop 10 Fire Lake 11 Betty Lou 12 Turn The Page 13 Ain't Got No Money 14 Ramblin' Gamblin Man 15 Rock and Roll Never Forgets 16 Let It Rock  

 07/08/74 Ebbet's Field
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr      An incredible find and a great sounding radio broadcast on KVPI 105.9FM. Taken from the original reel-to-reel tapes used the broadcast the concerts. Captures Bob a bit over a year before he finally found success. Any and all Seger fans should have this show! Sound quality is EX+. 
 06/23/76 Beginnings Club
Schaumburg, IL 
 1 cdr     B+  *An FM noise is present on those songs sometimes, it sounds like the plug to the FM receiver was defective, i don't know which the real problem is cause i got this tape in trade 25 years ago. Beside this problem, the sound is really good. FM Broadcast. 1st generation cassette > eq > cd > plextor tool pro e. > wav > flac  
 03/21/77 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Really good FM Broadcast. 1st generation cassette > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 equalizer > tascam cdrw750 > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac.  
 08/11/86 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr      Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga, NY August 11, 1986 lineage: SBD > ? > CDRx > EAC > FLAC 8 Disc One - 76:06 1. American Storm 2. Trying To Live My Life Without You 3. Makin' Thunderbirds 4. Main Street 5. Old Time Rock'n'Roll 6. Shame On The Moon 7. Tightrope 8. Living In The Aftermath 9. It's You 10. Like A Rock 11. Roll Me Away 12. Hometown Blues 13. Even Now 14. Yesterday Rules 15. Turn The Page 16. Come To Poppa Disc Two - 65:02 1. Horizontal Bop 2. Sometimes 3. Night Moves 4. Hollywood Nights 5. Betty Lou's Getting Out Tonight 6. Feel Like a Number 7. Traveling Man 8. Beautiful Loser 9. Still The Same 10. Against The Wind 11. Her Strut 12. Fire Lake 13. Ain't Got No Money 14. Ramblin' Gamblin' Man 15. Rock'n'Roll Never Forgets 

 04/17/93 Globen Arena
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cd      Lineage: Trade > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Soundquality: I´d rate this one 10 out of 10. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ***** Here´s an excellent FM Broadcast with Bon Jovi from the 1993 European tour. I´ve had some requests for this one too. This was a great night in front of a sold out arena. The band really gave everything at this show. I also have my own complete recording from this night together with an Interview I attended a couple of days prior at the Grand Hotel in Stockholm. If there´s any interest in that recording please let me know. ***** # MD5 checksums generated by MD5summer (http://www.md5summer.org) # Generated 2008-04-09 19:08:01 04087c27e8fb84aaca6e00e9fed59144 *Track01.flac 8ac3453138a79478d330cdf3ea34b192 *Track02.flac fde1db693bd2321737e94dcc46004048 *Track03.flac 3cd1152fdd780e465f236300c43970b4 *Track04.flac 1948d8b84a8dd1d51de147e98b544fa0 *Track05.flac cb211aaf1ab24c8064629ee616293588 *Track06.flac Setlist: 1. Born To Be My Baby 2. Bed Of Roses 3. Keep The Faith 4. In These Arms 5. Richie Sambora Guitar Intro > Midnight Rider > Wanted Dead Or Alive 6. Living On A Prayer ***** And please don´t share this one in any lossy format. Just got 2 excellent uncirculated AC/DC shows that I can´t share since they came in MP3. So some F****r along the line changed the original tracks to MP3 !!!!!!!!!!! ***** Enjoy !!!!!!!!! Hard2handell  
 01/19/03 Yokohoma Arena
Yokohoma, Japan 
 2 cdr     A-  Bon Jovi - A change of plans: part one Bon Jovi January 19th, 2003 Yokohama Arena, Yokohama, Japan In January of 2003 Bon Jovi announced they would be recording and releasing a cd of live accoustic tunes to the delight of rabid fans. They recorded the show in Yokohama Japan on January 19th, 2003 and luckily several fans snatched the evening on DAT, because Jon wasn't happy with the results. In a matter of a few months the band had smoked so much LSD and Peyote (pure conjecture on my part) that they decided to record completely new versions of many of their hits and release the results as "This Left Feels Right ; Greatest Hits With a Twist" The band played only one show for the original concept and 2 shows for the "Left" idea (the first released in official DVD form). This two part torrent is a digital audio account of the 2 shows not officially released. This was a special event. A one off acoustic concert intended to become the first official live acoustic album. While it was never released several Japanese fans recorded it to DAT with different rigs. I got a couple express packages a few days later but waited till the project was officially dead before mastering it up and "sharing" it with the masses. There were actually a few start and stop takes and a few songs were redone live because of a bad take on the first run through. I deleted those miscues from the 2CD set, including the "good" cuts to make a set that was pleasant to listen to and true to the bands origial intention. Living on a Prayer is done wboth with and without orchestra. The second torrent in this set features the "left" live experience, which is quite good but definately different. Jon Bon Jovi - vocals, guitars Richie Sambora - guitars, vocals Dave Bryan - keyboards, vocals Tico Torres - drums, percussion Hugh McDonald - bass, vocals DAT MASTER Recorded with DPA 4061>fostex D5 (16 bit 44.1khz). Digital transfer with Panasonic SV3800>Delta 66 >DAW (via coaxial digi). Mastered with Wavelab and Waves and Arboretum plug ins (notes unavailable). Sample MP3s in the comments section of this posting on: http://www.dimeadozen.org. For discussion of live Bon Jovi material check out Seb's page : http://forum.bonjovi-archives.com/ For a list of 1950+ live Bon Jovi concert appearances check out: http://homepage.mac.com/sambora/test/museum%20library.html Upcoming Shares: Cinderella 6/26/02 DAT Master Winger 6/26/02 DAT Master Disc One 1.) love for sale 2.) livin on a prayer 3.) everyday 4.) someday 5.) bed of roses 6.) mystery train 7.) the joker (steve miller band cover) 8.) born to be my baby 9.) in these arms 10.) misunderstood 11.) right side of wrong 12.) you had me from hello 13.) joey 14.) tag (short riff) 15.) heroes (david bowie cover) Disc Two 1.) the distance 2.) i'll be there for you ( richie sambora lead vocal) 3.) always 4.) livin on a prayer 5.) blood on blood 6.) diamond ring 7.) living in sin 8.) have a little faith in me (john hiatt cover) 9.) i'll sleep when i'm dead 10.) runaway 11.) wanted dead or alive  

 03/27/71 The Jabberwocky Club, Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  SB UNKNOWN LINEAGE > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 
 02/22/72 The Rainbow Room
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A+  Bonnie Raitt Sigma Sound Studios Rainbow Room, WMMR Philadelphia, PA February 22, 1972 Pre-FM Master Reel > DAT 01 [04:04] Mighty Tight Woman 02 [04:23] Rollin' & Tumblin' 03 [03:39] Anyday Woman 04 [03:43] Woman Be Wise 05 [02:57] Thank You 06 [03:38] Bluebird 07 [05:23] Finest Lovin' Man 08 [04:42] Big Road 09 [02:50] Stayed Too Long At The Fair 10 [04:04] Under The Falling Sky 11 [03:59] Walkin' Blues 12 [03:06] Can't Find My Way Home 13 [03:52] Richland Woman Blues 14 [03:32] Blender Blues 15 [01:04] Radio Jingle Promo 16 [02:50] Since I Fell For You TT [58:11] --------------------------------------------------------- Band Info Bonnie Raitt - guitar, piano, vocals Dan (Freebo) Freeberg - bass T.J. Tindle - guitar, harp John Davis - harp --------------------------------------------------------- Source info Pre-FM Reel > DAT(m) > DAT(1) > My DAT (circa 1992) Transfer DAT 59ES > CDRW700 > CDR (circa 1997-98) EAC > SHN (circa 2003) FLAC Conversion 09-SEPT-2005 Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear single jewel case. --------------------------------------------------------- The Story Like any story passed on with some music this needs to be taken with a grain of salt. Here what was told to me and this is what I know. An intern at WMMR in the 80's recorded this show to an analog source. Being such a tremendous recording this individual longed to re-record the master reel straight to a digital source as they became increasingly popular in the early 90's. At this point the intern had moved on and no longer had this type of access. However, he remembered periodically that the studio or the station allowed access to the 'records room' for research activity. Posing as a university affiliate doing research on 70's radio advertising this individual gained access to the master reels with a portable Sony DAT deck. The room was laid out with shelves with tables on the far end with cassette decks, reel to reel and 'cart' type recorders. Unplugging the cart recorder and connecting the DAT deck history was then digitized. If you look at the timeline it was more than likely recorded with a Sony TCD D3. This early DAT deck was actually graced with a very nice A to D chip. I believe the same chip found in the Panasonic SV3700. Therefore a very nice digital transcript was made that day. At this time I was working at a mail order facility selling DAT tapes. Which at the time were very expensive, $12 or more per tape. The individual with this Bonnie recording told us the story above. Is it true? Who knows but he use to buy DAT tapes from us regularly. He made us a cassette of this famous recording and we bugged him to make us a DAT copy for months. He did not have the means to do DAT to DAT. On a visit to the 'store' in Stamford in 1992 we finally were able to make 1 DAT clone. I subsequently cloned that DAT. Most likely the clone was made between a Panasonic SV3700 and a Sony 59ES. Possibly between 2 SV3700. At the 'shop' we had so many DAT decks with many configurations. I have no doubt this is direct from the Pre-FM Reels and one listen and you will have no doubt either. Easily one of the finest recordings by any musician at any time. 
 12/02/72 Sprague Hall, Yale University
New Haven, CT 
 2 cdr     A+  ************************** Mike's notes - Despite what it says below, Etree says this show was at Yale University, not somewhere in Cambridge...... Also, I think the first show ends with "Blender Blues" (Bonnie says goodnight at the end of it, and the audience fades out ) , and then the second "Love Me Like A Man" starts off the late show.... I adjusted my track names accordingly when i burned it to disc..... *****************************************************************************************BONNIE RAITT - 1972-12-02, UNCIRCULATED EX+ SOUNDBOARD "Divey Club" (38 years ago) Location unknown (Bonnie calls it a "divey club", sounds tiny from the applause, probably somewhere in Cambridge MA). Date is unverified (Bonnie mentions Saturday, which matches), 1st and 2nd shows, soundboard. I do not believe that the show is in circulation at this point (released Dec 2010). The source quality and performance are outstanding, especially considering the age. There are few recordings available from that early in Bonnie's career, and few that sound this excellent. Lineage: SBD > reel > WAV > CDR > WAV > Cooledit > CDR > EAC > FLAC (If you want the source recordings it would be SBD > reel > WAV > CDR) In 2002 I (Kevin Zaleski, trades@leopig.com) got copies of CDs from a trader who told me he dubbed them from a reel to reel to audio cdr. I was told this is from a set of old reels that were purchased at a garage sale for $1 each. Only the artist and date were identified on the tape. The source is likely in the Cambridge MA area as it was given as the location for some of the other tapes bought at the same time. If anyone is able to identify the venue, please let me know via email. Someone did a rough hack at the source tapes to make the three source CDs from which these two CDs were produced. Some of the track indicies are off, I did not get around to fixing them and will not have any time in the forseeable future so I will leave that to someone else. I spent considerable time editing three source CDs from this collection into this 2-CD set. I removed silence, removed a duplicate track, patched a two-part track (d2t13) back together, removed 10-15 minutes of the band tuning up (they needed to re-tune after nearly every track), shortened the pre-encore applause and smoothed out several rough track transitions. Note: I did not bother to fix the track indicies. No noise reduction, EQ, or any other general processing was done. If someone wants to remaster this from the original source material, contact me. The voice track is skewed mostly to the right channel and the bass track is mostly in the left channel; otherwise an excellent recording (clean and crisp). Please, when you trade this show: leave a link back to trades@leopig.com in case someone wants the source recordings. This is the best quality show of hers from the early 1970s that I've ever found, it has historical value and someone someday will want to completely remaster it. If you want to see what the source looked like, see http://leopig.com/heathernova/others/BR-12-2-72.htm I'm guessing on the titles with (?), please email me any corrections ... First show - 74:04 01 Love Me Like A Man 02 The Midway 03 Going Down To Louisiana 04 You Got To Know How 05 Nothing Seems To Matter 06 Big Road 07 Kokomo Blues 08 Special Delivery Blues 09 Bluebird (?) 10 Too Long At The Fair 11 Women Be Wise 12 Love Has No Pride 13 Walk On By 14 Blender Blues 15 Love Me Like A Man 16 Can't Find My Way Home Second show - 66:52 01 Going Down To Louisiana 02 You Better Let Her Go (?) 03 You Got To Know How 04 Under The Falling Sky 05 I Ain't Blue 06 Big Road 07 Nothing Seems To Matter 08 Bluebird (?) 09 Walking Blues 10 Since I Fell For You 11 Women Be Wise 12 All Night Man (?) 13 Let It Roll (?) 14 I Know (?) Listen to samples below. 
 12/09/73 The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      Bonnie Raitt KSAN broadcast, San Francisco Dec. 9, 1973 01 Love Me Like A Man 02 You Got To Know How 03 I Thought I Was A Child 04 Under The Falling Sky 05 Everybody's Crying Mercy 06 Give It Up Or Let Me Go - band intros 07 Too Long at the Fair 08 I Feel The Same 09 Guilty 10 Women Be Wise 11 Love Has No Pride 12 Baby I Love You FM broadcast > gen(x) > cdr(x) > eac (secure) > flac Recorded at the The Record Plant in Sausalito and broadcast on KSAN  
 11/11/85 Rockefeller's
Houston, TX 
 1 cdr      ***** Bonnie Raitt - Rockefellers', Houston, TX Nov. 11, 1985 SDB1 *********** I did see a soundboard for 6-6-85 on etree, but unless it is mislabled, then this is different as Bonnie says to crowd have a safe Thanksgiving. A++ sound from a friends master. Recording source: Soundboard Gen. 1 Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: unknown Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ******************************************* ******************************************* Setlist: SORRY NO SETLIST. WOULDN'T WANT TO GUESS. 21 TRACKS, THE FIRST TWO ARE ACOUSTIC %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% MIKE LANGEN"S GUESSES %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% 1 dont advertise your man 2 for what it's worth 3 stage banter 4 somebody's been sleeping in my bed ( with ivan neville on vocals) / cuts 5 any old time 6 stage banter 7 sentimental mood 8 stage banter 9 mercy mercy mercy (mose allison tune) 10 stage banter - cuts out 11 more stage banter 12 somebody's been sleeping in my bed ( w ivan neville on vocals ) full length 13 stage banter 14 runaway 15 stage banter 16 me and the boys 17 encore break 18 stage banter 19 gamblin' man 20 i'm guilty 21 thank you's tracks 3 and 11 are the same track 4 is the same as track 12 , but it cuts out early therefore , i eliminated tracks 3 and 4 and the new order is : 1 dont advertise your man 2 for what it's worth 3 any old time 4 stage banter 5 sentimental mood 6 more stage banter 7 mercy mercy mercy (mose allison tune) 8 stage banter - tape flip 9 more stage banter 10 somebody's been sleeping in my bed ( w ivan neville on vocals ) full length 11 stage banter 12 runaway 13 stage banter 14 me and the boys 15 encore break 16 stage banter 17 gamblin' man 18 i'm guilty 19 thank you's %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% ******************************************* DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR OTHER LOSSY FORMATS NOT FOR SALE ************************************ *******************************************Another Classic from the DUBWISE GARAGE COLLECTION 
 04/21/92 Municipal Auditorium
Eureka, CA 
 1 cdr      Bonnie Raitt Municipal Auditorium Eureka, CA April 21, 1992 liberated bootleg > cdr(x) > eac (secure) > flac (level 8) t01: intro (1:20) t02:For What It's Worth (4:51) t03:I Ain't Blue (5:20) t04:Any Day Woman (2:42) t05:Rainy Day Man (5:25) t06:Women Be Wise (4:20) t07:Love Me Like A Man (5:37) t08:Nobody's Girl (5:02) t09:Louise (5:35) t10:Big Road (4:33) t11:Soldier Of Plenty (4:44) t12:Mississippi Road (5:13) t13:Kokomo > Walkin' Blues medley (5:29) t14:Thing Called Love (5:36) t15:Angel From Montgomery (6:10) t16:Home (3:52) Missing Children Of Tomorrow (w/ Holly Near) (3:52) Very nice sounding acoustic set with Johnny Lee Schell. Minor distortion on some tracks. This is the DAO version. Dan Hamburg acoustic benefit bootleg. For the record, Dan was elected congressman from California's 1st District in 1992 and served one term. Some sources list this as 4.12.1992. Enjoy the music. Bonnie's in great form. 
 05/22/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Bonnie Raitt Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) May 22, 2002 Excellent ALD-Soundboard recording (a John Tsalikes recording, from the Jim F. collection) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine John T./Jim F. recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. Love Letter 102. Fool's Game 103. I Can't Help You Now 104. Gnawin' On It 105. Band introduction 106. Silver Lining 107. Time Of Our Lives 108. Nick Of Time 109. Hear Me Lord 110. No Getting Over You 201. Angel From Montgomery 202. You 203. Never Make Your Move Too Soon 204. Thing Called Love 205. Something To Talk About 206. The Fundamental Things 207. Encore break 208. I Can't Make You Love Me 209. Nobody Knows The Meaning Of The Word 210. Love Sneakin' Up On You 211. Final band intro and thanks Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (Williams sound box--from the parking lot) > Sony M1 DAT > PC > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > editing (see notes below) > FLAC FrontEnd > FLAC Additional editing notes: * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Re-allocated the show between both discs. The show came to me from Jim as follows: Disc 1 (14 tracks, 73:36 running time), Disc 2 (5 tracks, 29:41 running time). Moved the last 5 tracks from Disc 1 to Disc 2 in order to "balance out" the running time of both discs. * There was a small volume dip in Trcak 203 (0:53-0:57 mark); using Nero's wave editor, I increased the volume in this spot by +3dB. Much smoother now. * Fixed small fade out/in present on Track 204 (4:29-4:41 mark) that was there due to the original discs' tracking ("Thing Called Love" was the last track on Disc 1, but it excluded the minute's worth of banter that's now included in Track 204). * Using Nero's wave editor, removed (as best I could) two spots of diginoise (which last about 1/10 of a second total) at the 1:04 mark of Track 209 * There was about a 2 second dropout in Track 210 but I was able to "fix" it by copying a 4-second section from earlier in the song (from the 1:54-1:58 mark) and patching it over the spot that contained the dropout (the 2:50-2:54 mark). You wouldn't even know there was a dropout if I didn't point out this "fix". Other notes: * There's a small "clunking" sound at the 2:44 mark of Track 201 (left as-is) ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim F. notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm..The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim F. (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish January 2009  

 10/17/72 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 2 cdr       **************** Mike's note - disc 1 seems to have quite a bit less hiss than disc 2 to my ears ************************************************************* BONNIE RAITT,LOWELL GEORGE,JOHN HAMMOND,FREEBO ULTRASONIC STUDIOS,HEMPSTEAD,NY OCT.17,1972 CD1 1-INTRO 2-LOVE ME LIKE A MAN 3-UNDER THE FALLING SKY 4-TALK 5-LOVE HAS NO PRIDE 6-TALK 7-GOING DOWN TO LOUISIANA 8-TALK 9-CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME 10-TUNING 11-BIG ROAD 12-YOU GOT TO KNOW HOW 13-TALK 14-APOLITICAL BLUES CD2 1-TALK 2-COME RIDE IN MY AUTOMOBILE/ 3-TALK 4-AS THE YEARS GO PASSING BY 5-WATCH MY PONY RIDE ? 6-I CAN'T BE SATISFIED 7-SKY IS CRYING 8-TUNING 9-HONEST I DO 10-TALK 11-IT'S TOO LATE CD1- FM REBROADCAST MASTER > 1ST GEN REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC CD2- FM MASTER > 3RD GEN CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 

 09/27/76 Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Boston: 1976-09-27 Cleveland, Ohio Venue: Agora Ballroom Source: Pre-FM (Recorded and broadcast by WMMS) Lineage: Original, silver CD bootleg on the SuperSonic Lable (99003 SS) ---> EAC ---> WAV ---> FLAC (Level 8) Band Members: Lead Vocals & Guitars - Brad Delp Guitars & Organ - Tom Sholtz Guitars - Barry Goudreau Bass & Background Vocals - Fran Sheehan Drums & Background Vocals - Sib Hashian Notes: This show was seeded on DIME some months back, but mine is ripped from the original silver CD pressing. The SuperSonic bootleg label put out a gem of a product with this show. Not only is the sound quality out of this world, but the artwork is stunning as well. There were not many made, but if you ever come across it...snatch it up! I paid a nice amount of money for mine and I frankly can't believe I'm sharing it here on DIME, but that's what I'm doing. This show was allegedly taken from the WMMS radio station vaults by a disgruntled employee and sold to the bootleg label. To that criminal, I have this to say - THANK YOU! That is the alleged story, whether it's true or not I don't know, but it made it's way out of WMMS somehow. The performance itself is truly remarkable. It was recorded only a few weeks into the tour for the debut album and shows a band giving their absolute all. Brad Delp sounds great! Sholtz and Goudreau trade leads frequently and the fireworks they create are spectacular. Bass player Sheehan and drummer Hashian, hold down the grooves well throughout and contribute serviceable background vocals as well. Considering Sholtz played almost everything on the studio record himself and Delp did lead and background vocals, the parts are covered very well by the live band. Though, the background vocals can't match 4 or 5 overdubbed Delps. Highlights include a very early version of "A Man I'll Never Be", (which would later appear on the Don't Look Back album) and a blistering version of "Foreplay/Long Time" as well as a few gems that never made it on their studio albums. All in all, a hell of a show and one that no Boston fan should be without! - Ryan "Lil King"  
 03/19/77 Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, CA 
 1 cd      Boston - Long Beach California March 19, 1977 Soundboard Total Running Time: 47:35 King Biscuit Flower Hour Silver>EAC>WAV>FLAC Commercials and radio announcer removed using Sound Forge 6.0. NOTE: The audio sound in this recording has "not" been altered. Just the commercials and announcer removed. The first song fades in. This has never been officially released! Most Boston collectors probably have more than one version of this concert from previous bootlegs. On earlier versions I believe there are 3 songs not found on this cd. However, "Peace of mind" is included on this KBFH CD which was aired back in May 1993. Excellent recording from the original lineup. Zeppester 1) Rock And Roll Band 2) Shattered Images (Help Me) 3) More Than a Feeling 4) It Isn't Easy (Something About You) 5) A Man I'll Never Be 6) Smokin' 7) Peace of Mind 8) Foreplay 9) Long Time  
 10/16/77 Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, CA 
 1 cdr      **Remastered** by thir13en *********** FM Broadcast The original arena rock band, in that they created an arena rock sound on record, and low and behold, it transfers over to the live venue rather nicely too. In a place called the Long Beach Arena, no less. Cool show, good sound has been boosted quite a bit, much warmer and fuller now. "More Than A Feeling" has a great extended spacey guitar bit at the end, and all the songs are delivered with style and energy. Surprisingly enjoyable boot, check it out! Q'D>Comp'D>S1'D>BBE'D>L3'D>Flac'd  

 12/19/71 Pacific High Studio
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      KSAN FM Broadcast Source: fm - ? - cdr received in trade - eac - wav - cool edit pro - cd wav - shntool - flac Disk 1: 101-Feel So Good 102-We Were Always Sweethearts 103-Look What I Got! 104-Why Must A Good Love Go Bad 105-Equipment Troubles at PHR (NOT a song track) 106-Monkey Time 107-Near You 108-Love Anyway 109-Baby's Calling Me Home 110-Steppin' Stone Disk 2: 201-Flames Of Love 202-Loan Me A Dime 203-I'm Easy 204-Runnin' Blue ljs_54 notes: A month after the release of the "Boz Scaggs & Band" LP on Columbia. Very nice performance by Boz and his 8 piece band (at least on the album), including a horn section. Track 105 is not a song but KSAN and the studio are having some problems so it includes mention of it, a short jam by the band and then Boz' pretty funny intro into "Monkey Time". I wanted to stay true to what it would have sounded like if you were listening live on KSAN back in the day. It appears that there is more to this show based on Boz' comments after Runnin' Blue, but I don't know if anything else was ever aired on the radio. As far as edits, I did re-track both discs. There were a whole bunch of pops, some static, and some useless silent parts to edit, although mostly not in the music. I tried to do the best I could with some track transitions. I did have to raise the volume in some parts but left the volume of the show overall alone. The source doesn't sound too generational.  
 04/07/76 The Roxy Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Boz Scaggs "The Live Silk Degrees" with soon-to-be Toto backup band! Great Soundboard-A killer groove! mp3 sample included This concert was recorded, probably in 1976, with the all-star band which soon left to become Toto. It is an astounding soundboard, and perhaps the best recording ever to come from TAKRL. You will not believe this show came from vinyl! It is close to perfect in every way. To make it even better, they are performing songs from the "Silk Degrees" album. As good as that album is, this show leaves that album in the dust. Boz and the band were clearly loving the attention and it shows in the love they gave to making this as perfect an event as could be. The "Silk Degrees" album invaded the charts, and just hung there for weeks and weeks. The music just makes you feel good. Although this LP would be later known as "Jump Street Jive Drive", my copy is an advance pressing with a totally different insert. Printed on blue paper, it has a collage of Playboy cartoons. It just says "only good Boz songs" on the insert. The pressing was probably better also, which is why it sounded so quiet. Throw this on, take your shoes off, and shaakee it, baybe! Setlist: Lowdown You Make It So Hard What Can I Say This Time Jump Street Slow Dancer It's Over Lido Shuffle It Seems So Long Since You've Been Gone Band Intros I Got Your Number Lineage: TAKRL 1964 ->Layla 3G ->Soundforge 6.0 ->light brushing with Click and Crackle removal tool ->"Dead Space" noise reduction <<I have no other recording information about the source of this concert>> Enjoy! A DoinkerTape Thanks for the seed Doinker. Yours are always top-notch! Based on some research, summarized below, I believe that the info for this show should be: Boz Scaggs The Roxy Theater West Hollywood (Los Angeles), CA April 7, 1976 ================== I found the following info regarding the possible date and venue here: http://www.rickmcgrath.com/ricksboots4.html "Jump Street Jive Drive" (from vinyl bootleg) 5/29/76, plus Austin City Limits 1997 A/A- (1cd) this is the same boot as Live at The Roxy in 1976, with some filler from Austin. ================== The set list for the Roxy show is very similar. The date of the Roxy show is 4/7/76 not 5/29/76 though. Some of that show may have been omitted when it was originally put on an LP. Here is the Roxy set list per db.etree.org (http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=147808): Lowdown You Make It So Hard (To Say No) What Can I Say - Omitted for the LP? Georgia - Omitted for the LP? Angel Lady - Omitted for the LP? Might Have to Cry (Listed as "This Time" in the set list with this torrent) Jump Street Slow Dancer It's All Over Now (Listed as "It's Over" in the set list with this torrent) Lido Shuffle Dinah Flo (Listed as "It Seems So Long..." in the set list with this torrent) Band intro I Got Your Number ================== My guess is that this is the 4/7/76 Roxy show with three songs edited out so the show would fit on one LP and some incorrect song titles printed on the original bootleg (imagine that!). Any additional info, including the exact personnel / instruments of the backing band that night would be much appreciated.  
 03/15/85 Budokan
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Taper: Unknown Source: Soundboard Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you Sound Quality: A in my rating and ears.... 1 Dinah Flo 2 Jojo 3 I Got Your Number 4 Isn't It Time 5 Hercules 6 Breakdown Dead Ahead 7 Look What You've Done To Me 8 Georgia 9 We're All Alone 10 Miss Sun 11 Lido Shuffle 12 Middle Man 13 Lowdown 14 Angel You Notes: Nice soundboard and great setlist 

 07/27/87 Arkadenhof
Wien, Austria 
 1 cdr      BRANFORD MARSALIS QUARTET Live at Arkadenhof in Vienna/A, 1987-07-27* (* the show is also mislabeled as 1987-07-20) SOURCE: FM Broadcast>unknown lineage>trade> CD>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac SOUND: A (listen to mp3 samples) Lineup: Branford Marsalis [ts, ss], Kenny Kirkland [p], Delbert Felix [b], Lewis Nash [d] Tracks: 1. Lonely Woman 2. Oleo 3. Citadel 4. Giant Steps ENJOY!! 

 07/03/93 Estival Jazz / Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release :...... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org..... Lineup : Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone Randy Brecker - trumpet Dean Brown - electric guitar George Whitty - keyboards James Genus - electric bass Lenny White - drums  

 12/04/88 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena
Oakland, CA 
 4 cdr     A+  Source: SBD > DAT > CD > EAC > mkw > SHN Here is a reposting of the (almost) complete 1988 Bridge Benefit, including Nils Lofgren, Billy idol, Bob Dylan With G.E Smith, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Tracy Chapman and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Great set by Neil, plus him joining Nils for a song and also Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir for one too. Source: SBD > DAT > CD > EAC > mkw > SHN - I thought that there were no more soundboards of the Bridge Benefits, but the text file along with this set says SBD, so I'm reposting it as such. I await to stand corrected. I've removed the last song in Tracy Chapmans set and the third song in Nils Lofgrens set as they have been officially released. Note: There are cuts between some of the tracks where it appears spaces between some of the songs has been edited out. Disc I: Neil Young 01 //Comes A Time 02 Sugar Mountain 03 This Note's For You 04 American Dream* Nils Lofgren 05 Intro 06 Dreams Die Hard 07 Live Each Day 08 Believe A Little Bit In Yourself**(REMOVED) 09 Keith Don't Go 10 No Mercy Billy Idol 11 Intro 12 Jam 13 To Be A Lover 14 Prodigal Son Blues Pegi Young 15 Thank You Disc II: Bob Dylan with G.E. Smith 01 San Francisco Bay Blues 02 Pretty Boy Floyd 03 With God On Our Side 04 Girl From The North Country 05 Gates of Eden 06 Forever Young Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman 07 Intro 08 Wang Dang Doodle*** 09 Friend of the Devil 10 Throwing Stones 11 Ripple Disc III: Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 01 Intro 02 Even The Losers 03 Blue Moon of Kentucky 04 The Wild One, Forever 05 Refugee 06 Don't Come Around Here No More 07 The Waiting Tracy Chapman 08 If Not Now... 09 Blame's All Mine 10 Fast Car 11 Mountains O' Things 12 All That You Have Is Your Soul (***REMOVED***) Disc IV: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 01 Helplessly Hoping 02 Love The One You're With 03 This Old House 04 Southern Man 05 Don't Say Goodbye 06 Compass 07 Long Time Gone 08 Southern Cross 09 Teach Your Children * with Crosby, Stills & Nash ** with Neil Young on background vocals and harmonica *** with Neil Young on harmonica  

 08/31/95 Valley Forge Music Fair
Devon, PA 
 3 cdr      ************* Mike's notes - I removed the silent track #1 and then re-labeled the tracks below to the left of each song ************************************************************* Bruce Hornsby 08/31/95 Valley Forge Music Fair Devon, PA Source: DSBD>DAT Conversion: DAT @ 48k -> HT Omega 7.1 Soundcard (Optical Inputs)> WAV (48)> Downsample to 44.1 via Cool Edit Syntillium > CD WAV (Track Split)> FLAC CD Breakdown CD 1 d101 to d113 (Silent Track to I Know You Rider) CD 2 d114 to d119 (The Way It Is to Fields of Gray) CD 3 d201 to D206 (Talk of The Town ->Cruise Control) d101 Silent Track d102 Hot House Ball d1t01 d103Hornsby Chatter d1t02 d104 White Wheeled Limousine d1t03 d105 Tango King, d1t04 d106 Walk in the Sun d1t05 d107 Western Skyline > Masterpiece, d1t06 d108 Jacob's Ladder > What a Time > (Samson & Delilah), d1t07 d109 Introduction to The Changes d1t08 d110 The Changes d1t09 d111 Every Little Kiss d1t10 d112 Terrapin > d1t11 d113 I Know You Rider d1t12 Set II d114 The Way It Is d2t01 d115 Long Tall Cool One, d2t02 d116 Across the River > d2t03 d1117 Scarlet Begonias d2t04 d118 Spider Fingers d2t05 d119 Fields of Gray d2t06 d201 Talk of the Town > (Dark Star) > d3t01 d202 Rainbow's Cadillac d3t02 d203 Intro to Valley Road d3t03 d204 Valley Road - d3t04 d205 Encore: Mandolin Rain > That Would Be Something > Brokedown Palace d206 Cruise Control d3t05  
 09/03/95 FM Kirby Center
Wilkes-Barre, PA 
 3 cdr     A+  Source: DSBD> CD-R> EAC> FLAC Disc 1 (Set 1) 1. Swing Street 2. White-Wheeled Limosine 3. Walk In The Sun 4. China Doll > Billy’s Bounce 5. Western Skyline > 6. Masterpeice 7. Hot House Ball 8. I Love You (tease) 9. Every Little Kiss 10. Rainbow’s Cadillac 11. Sugaree Disc 2 (Set 2 - Part 1) 1. Teddy Bear’s Picnic^ > 2. Harbor Lights^ 3. Ave’ Maria ^* 4. Stander On The Mountain 5. Across The River 6. He’s Gone (short version) > 7. Wharf Rat > 8. End Of The Innocence 9. Spider Fingers ^ w/ children gathered on stage surrounding Bruce # w/ Li’l Joseph on piano Disc 3 (Set 2 - Part 2) 1. Don’t Do It > 2. Aiko 3. Valley Road 4. Mandolin Rain > Brokedown Palace Reprise Notes: I have quite a few Hornsby shows, but in my opinion, this is the greatest Hornsby show has ever played. This lineup from '95 included John D'Earth on trumpet, John Molo on drums, and Debbie Henry on vocals, three great players missing from Bruce's present lineup which really made this band a force. I recorded this one back in the days when Bruce still allowed board patches to a few folks. I was lucky enough to know that you could just show up with your dat deck and easily get a patch. Of course, this policy changed once 100 folks started showing up just before a show looking for a patch. The sound man really loved that;) This was the last show of Bruce's '95 fall tour and a mere 25 days after Jerry's passing. As a result, there was alot of emotion in Bruce's music this night...and I mean ALOT! The band was on fire throughout- very tight, even on the seldom-played numbers. Though there were many Dead musical references, the real gem here is the He's Gone> Wharf Rat> End of the Innocence. I can still remember the stunning crowd silence during the solo piano Rat>Innocence segue jam...still gives me chills to this day. Also, the show closed with a beautiful Mandolin Rain which rolled into a longer-than-usual Brokedown reprise. This is the full DSBD as I recorded it that night, no mixing or software used to enhance it in any way. It's a real treat for any Hornsby fan...actually, it's a real treat for any MUSIC fan! Hope you enjoy it!  
 04/12/96 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      with Bob Weir and Phil Lesh 
 04/12/96 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Bruce Hornsby - 04/12/96 The Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco CA Source: DSBD > DAT Transfer: Panasonic SV-3800 > Monster Coax > Audigy Soundcard > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > flac teddydunski@hotmail.com One Set Disc 1 1. (Shortnin'Bread) > Spider Fingers > (Tighten Up) > (First There is a Mountain) 2. White Wheeled Limousine 3. Tango King/Night on the Town 4. Talk of the Town > (So What) 5. Hot House Ball 6. Stranded on Easy Street 7. Every Little Kiss 8. Rainbow's Cadillac > (Walk on the Wild Side) > (Shaft) 9. Cruise Control 10. China Doll > Disc 2 1. Pastures of Plenty 2. Down the Road Toight 3. The Valley Road > (Breezin') 4. Sugaree 5. Westrn Skyline > 6. Masterpiece 7. Jack Straw 8. Truckin' > 9. Lovelight > 10. Not Fade Away > encore: 11. The Weight Comments: Bob Weir & Phil Lest guests  
 06/22/97 Lakewood Amphitheatre
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      Bruce Hornsby 06-22-97 Lakewood Amphitheatre Atlanta, GA ** Furthur Festival ** SOurce: SBD > DAT @ 48k Transfer: D8 > Dio 2448 > Soundforge 5.0 (48k > 44.1k) > CDWav > FLAC Frontend > .flac Thanks to Mark Lynn for the dats! Transferred By: Ryan Burns (mstrpce420@aol.com) Disc 1: (56:29) 01. Jam > 02. Big // Rumble > 03. Night on the Town * 04. Mandolin Rain > 05. That Would Be Something > Mandolin Rain 06. (When in Rome) > Scarlet Begonias 07. Tango King 08. White Wheeled Limousine 09. GDTRFB * w/ Jorma Kaukonen Flaws: // There is a small cut @ 2:52 in "Big Rumble," approximately 3 or 4 seconds missing on master dat. FLAC Fingerprint:  
 10/28/98 Yoshi's
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      Bruce Hornsby - solo Yoshi's Nightspot Oakland CA 10.28.98 (early & late shows) In response to Phishblowz request here is the second show early & late No linage got it in a trade many moons ago audio ripped using Nero>flac for some reason EAC wouldn't work on the disc! Set List Disc One (early) 1 Night On The Town 2 China Doll 3 Tipitina 4 White Wheeled Limousine (99 bottles) 5 Burn Down The Mission 6 The Changes > The Way It Is Disc Two 1 Somewhere Over The Rainbow encore 2 King Of The Hill 3 swan song 4 bruce says goodbye Late Show 5 great divide > stayin' alive > mandolin rain > brokedown palace 6 wee small hours 7 look out any window 8 going away ??? 9 Tango King Disc Three 1 Wharf Rat 2 The Boxer 3 Western Skyline > Jack of Diamonds 4 Long tall cool one 5 Song C > Sad Moon 6 Spider Fingers 7 River Runs Low encore 8 The Show Goes On 9 outro and applause DISCLAIMER Set List taken from bruce.com don't blame me if its wrong I'm doing my best !!!!!! My artwork also included **************** Mike's notes - the seeder got all the songs right from bruce.com, but didnt have them numbered correctly. ( on discs 2 and 3 ) I fixed that and noted the corrections in the text above ... ***************************************************** 

 09/02/86 Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr       Bruce Hornsby and The Range Live at The Bottom Line New York, NY USA 1986-09-02 Midnight show broadcast live by WNEW-FM, New York. Lineage: From my off-air master cassette WNEW-FM > Technics Receiver > BIC Cassette Deck > Maxell UD XLII > Sony TC-WE835S Cassette Deck > ADS Tech RDX-150 > Sony Soundforge 9.0 > FLAC level 6 aligned on SB Original recording and transfer by Beatpop, posted March 2009. Setlist: 01 Jacob's Ladder (4:53) 02 The Way It Is (6:51) 03 The Long Race (6:47) 04 Mandolin Rain > (6:25) 05 Piano Solo > (6:49) 06 The Red Plains > (6:27) 07 I Know You Rider (5:49) (fade out, tape flip, conclusion of IKYR) 08 Every Little Kiss (7:57) 09 The River Runs Low (5:56) 10 Wild Frontier (4:53) 11 Western Skyline (9:03) 12 Till The Dreaming's Done (6:26) 13 Down the Road Tonight (7:19) (fade out, last couple minutes misssing...) Total Running Time: 85:41 The Band: Bruce Hornsby - keyboards, vocals Peter Harris - guitar George Marinelli - guitar Joe Puerta - bass John Molo - drums Bruce Hornsby info: http://www.brucehornsby.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Hornsby 

 07/23/71 Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      FLAC files (from Silver CD via EAC (WAVE) > FLAC Frontend) --> Dimeadozen --> You! .... I've received those FLAC files generated from the bootleg "The Bruce Springsteen Story Volume 6" from a trade (original artwork included).  
 01/31/73 Max's Kansas City
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Bruce Springsteen "Moonbeam Feathers" - Original Master Series Max's Kansas City- New York, NY January 31, 1973 Reel>CD>flac This is the same source used for Wolfgang's Vault. I compared the sound to my "Live at Max's Kansas City" and although that version is top notch and I've enjoyed it for years, this one is a notch or 2 better. The levels are a little higher, so having this one would be definitely be an upgrade. I've left the sound untouched, so this is the exact Lossless copy of the master reel. You'll notice that on "Songs For the Orphans" there's actually a little bit more music and it fades out instead of abruptly cutting off. Also at the end of Thundcrack the audience applause runs longer. I'm sure you'll hear other subtle differences as you get familiar with this new upgrade. The bonus tracks are also coming from a master reel that was sent out as a promotional item to radio stations. The date is unknown, but those songs Santa Ana and Zero and Blind Terry are circa 1972-1973. These may or may not have been released on other circulating boots. Anyone who haslots of time on their hands may want to research this. Special thanks to Mr Anonymous for his incredible resources in finding this awesome recording! Enjoy! Rob- Fanatic Records Mary Queen Of Arkansas Bishop Danced Circus Song Spirit In The Night Does This Bus Stop At 82nd St Thundercrack Saga Of The Architect’s Angel Song For The Orphans (fades out) Bonus Tracks: Santa Ana Zero And Blind Terry  
 03/02/73 Berkeley Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr      "Cannon Blast Lightnin' Flash " ,......... Master Reel > DAT > HHB CD800 > Audio Cleaning Lab 2004 (for track positioning and level adjustment) > EAC > FLAC > You! 
 04/24/73 The Main Point
Bryn Mawr, PA 
 1 cdr      THUNDERCRACK - (Masters Plus) Label: Great Dane Records Format: 1CD Catalog #: GDR8916 Source: Radio Broadcast Total Time: 53:25 Sound: 8.2/33 Date: April 24, 1973 Performance: 8.7/33 Location: The Main Point, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania Overall: 8.5/34 Original Great Dane 8916 Silver CD > EAC (secured) > .wav > flac 1.1.0 > .flac 1. New York City Song (7:01) - aka "New York City Serenade" 2. Circus Song (5:10) - aka "Wild Billy's Circus Story" 3. Spirit In The Night (5:08) 4. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street? (6:29) 5. Santa Ana (7:58) 6. Tokyo (And The Band Played) (7:13) 7. Thundercrack (12:57) Notes: This show was broadcast live on WMMR-FM, Philadelphia, PA Thanks to http://www.mv.com/ipusers/richbreton/d/d_index.htm for the info! Enjoy, bobsmo  
 01/06/74 Joe's Place
Cambridge, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  Uber Series Volume 21 Joe's Place '74 soundboard January 6th, 1974 Cambridge, MA Joe's Place CD-R received from tatooDad(who received from mystery uber)--EAC(secure)-->.wav files--Flac FrontEnd 1.1.2(level 8, align on sector boundaries, verify)-->.flac files Upload will include EAC log file, .md5 verification file, flac fingerprint, spectral/frequency analysis, and PAR2 repair files. 01-You Mean So Much To Me 02-Growin' Up 03-Let the Four Winds Blow 04-intro 05-Zero and Blinf Terry 06-Blinded by the Light 07-intro 08-For You 09-Rosalita 10-Joe Spadafora thanks-intro 11-Twist and Shout Notes: Another outstanding find by tattooDad and his uber project. This soundboard is in pristine condition and the recording is beyond excellent for something over 34 years old.I did a quick comparison to the "Introducing Rosie" bootleg which I uploaded exactly one year ago today and the difference is night and day. Although the "Introducing Rosie" boot is the complete show from that night this starts out about halfway through. Hopefully someday soon we will get this entire show and the evening before in the same quality. Kudos once again to tattooDad and thanks to the uber that let this go. Enjoy, Ivan.  
 01/19/74 Kent State University
Kent, OH 
 2 cdr     A-  "You Mean So Much To me" ... Label: Great Dane Records .. AUDIO CD > EAC > WAVE > SHN ..This release is thought to be from 1974-01-19 although it may have been from the 29th. It features the first live performance of Incident On 57th Street. 
 03/03/74 Gaston Hall - Georgetown University
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      itle: Saint in the city Date: March 3, 1974 Location: Gaston Hall, Georgetown University, Washington, DC Label: The Swingin' Pig Catalog #: TSP048-2 Format: 2CD Total Time: 95:04 Source: FM Radio Broadcast Disc 1: (51:28) Wild Billy's Circus Story (8:15) New York City Serenade (15:42) Spirit In The Night (6:59) The E Street Shuffle (5:19) Walkin' The Dog (15:12) Disc 2: (43:36) 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (7:15) It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City (4:32) Kitty's Back (11:56) For You (10:36) Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (9:16) Notes: This show was broadcast live on WGTB-FM, Washington, DC  
 05/09/74 Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  Feel the Spirit (AKA Rock and Roll) Location : Harvard Square Theater - Cambridge, MA Date : May 9th, 1974 Source : Audience CDR > WAVE > SHN 01- Intro 02- NEW YORK CITY SERENADE 03- SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 04- I SOLD MY HEART TO THE JUNKMAN 05- DOES THIS BUS STOP AT 82ND STREET 06- IT'S HARD TO BE A SAINT IN THE CITY 07- THE E STREET SHUFFLE 08- Song intro 09- KITTY'S BACK / BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY 10- ROSALITA (COME OUT TONIGHT) 11- THE E STREET SHUFFLE 12- DOES THIS BUS STOP AT 82ND STREET Tracks 11-12: soundcheck  
 06/03/74 The Agora
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr    A A-  liberated bootleg "played" 
 06/03/74 The Agora
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Cleaning the polluted waters with source material! Bruce Springsteen June 3, 1974 Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH Source: Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel Lineage: Reel To Reel Master>CDR>CDR>CDR>WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)> FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz) Mastering Information: CDR ripped to WAV with Exact Audio Copy. Wave files converted to FLAC level 8 using FLAC Frontend. Running Time: 58:52 1. Spirit In The Night 2. The E Street Shuffle 3. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 4. You Never Can Tell 5. Tokyo 6. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 7. Let The Four Winds Blow 8. I'm Ready Original transfer from analog master reel to CDR was done circa 2001. This conversion to FLAC was done in July 2009. No equalization or sound manipulation has been done to this recording. All files have been ID tagged appropriately with the show advertisement imbedded as artwork. 
 10/19/74 Union College
Schenectady, NY 
 2 cdr    B B-  liberated bootleg "new york city serenade' 
 02/05/75 The Main Point
Bryn Mawr, PA 
 2 cdr    A  liberated bootleg "the saint ,the incident,and the main point shuufle'  
 02/23/75 Westbury Music Fair
Westbury, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band "Westbury Serenade" Kivak Master Series Westbury Music Fair- Westbury, NY February 23, 1975 Cassette>CD>Magix>WAV>flac Wow! This one has so much energy. Another in the Kivak Master Series. Joe Kivak rocks! Mr Anonymous transferred the original master cassette to CD. I did the editing and mastering. Super Setlist! Highlights include Incident, New York City Serande, A Love So Fine, Kitty, I Want You and much more. E Street Shuffle cuts off, but this show is well worth having. Bonus tracks include the soundcheck! So this may be the very first time the soundcheck was evr released. The soundcheck quality is somewhat distant and I EQed it the best I could. So here you have another great show from the 70's. Fanatic Records in association with My Anonymous is proud to bring you the Kivak Master Series! Enjoy! Rob Oslan Fanatic Records Side One 1 INCIDENT ON 57TH STREET 2 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 3 BORN TO RUN 4 E STREET SHUFFLE (cuts off) 5 GROWIN' UP 6 SAINT IN THE CITY 7 I WANT YOU 8 SHE'S THE ONE 9 JUNGLELAND Side Two 1 KITTY'S BACK 2 NEW YORK CITY SERENADE 3 ROSALITA 4 4TH JULY ASBURY PARK (SANDY) 5 A LOVE SO FINE Side Three 1 FOR YOU 2 WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK 3 QUARTER TO THREE BONUS TRACKS- SOUNDCHECK: 4 MOUNTAIN OF LOVE 5 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 6 MOUNTAIN OF LOVE 7 NEEDLES AND PINS 8 SOOTHE ME 9 DOES THIS BUS STOP? 10 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 11 DOES THIS BUS STOP? 12 INCIDENT ON 57TH STREET 13 Unknown 
 08/13/75 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band The Bottom Line New York NY August 13, 1975 Late Show Goody Pitch-Corrected Remaster Source-Sony 110B mono cassette deck with built-in mic> Goody's additional lineage: TLH (WAV) > Audition (Pitch Bender +30 cents; Phase corrected and balanced channels; Tracking; Fades added to smooth transitions) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags) Disc 1 01. For You (Bruce on piano) 02. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 03. Spirit In The Night 04. Intro to 'When You Walk in the Room' 05. When You Walk In The Room' 06. Intro to 'Night' 07. Night (first known performance) 08. Growin’ Up 09. It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City 10. The E Street Shuffle 11. Born To Run 12. She’s The One 13. Thunder Road (Bruce on piano) Disc 2 01. Intro to 'Kitty's Back' 02. Kitty’s Back 03. New York City Serenade 04. Intro to 'Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)' 05. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 06. Intro to '4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)' 07. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 08. Quarter To Three Original notes: The story of Bruce’s early days has been documented many times, most recently in the current New Yorker magazine. As described therein, Bruce’s five night, ten show stint at The Bottom Line was crucial to launching his third album, 'Born to Run'. Many executives at Columbia Records were frustrated with Bruce’s lack of commercial success and Born to Run was likely his last chance with the label. Columbia reportedly bought a quarter of the 500 seats for each show to distribute among music industry people to help spread the word. Even so, tickets did not sell out immediately and a week after going on sale they were available for any of the shows. That all ended when the public heard WNEW’s broadcast of show number 5. The next two nights, fans were lined up around the corner with the hope of getting a standing room spot at the bar to hear the new phenom. This is the first recording of one of the late shows to surface. It is the first night and this tape captures all of the ambiance of this intimate club. You can hear each breath and whisper from Bruce while dishes and glasses are shuffled on the tables. Bruce seems to just appear behind the piano and gets a single reaction from the crowd as he opens solo with 'For You.' It is evident how he captures the crowd more and more with each song. By the time he hits the 20 minute versions of 'Kitty’s Back' and 'New York City Serenade', he has them in his hands. Thanks to Mr. Anonymous who met the taper, ODoc55, thru Dimeadozen. Goody's notes: The speed of the source was quite slow, causing the pitch to be approximately 30 cents flat. That has now been fixed. The mono tape transfer caused the right channel to be favored, so phase correction and level balancing centered the sound and automatically focused it as an added benefit, resulting in a soundstage and instrument presentation that is more defined, with much sharper detail. The tape was stopped after each song to conserve tape, so very short fades have been added in order to make the listening experience less jarring at most of the transitions, (to the best of my ability.) Some of these attempts had better results than others... Hopefully, you'll find it all good, regardless. Extreme thanks go to bsfanatic for providing the first edition of this incredible archive to the world, after cleaning up the source tape. "Some of the files needed to be split, as several songs were on 1 track. Also, there was tape garble in many spots that I removed as long as it didn't interfere with the music, not to mention space gaps here and there on several tracks." Of course, where would this be without taper ODoc55, who gave me his blessing to remaster the set after it was generously shared by bsfanatic at Dime, where I and many others excitedly found it. Also, let's give a big hand to ethiessen for his tasteful and classy art package, which accompanies this set. We spent a lot of time getting it just right for this edition, as we had a really nice package to live up to in the original, and had to at least meet the quality standards of that one. Included is the scan of the original J-Card in ODoc55's tape box (apparently TDK, so you know it was decent stock,) which we borrowed from a bit of the original art that bsfanatic provided with his original package. And please direct your attention to the upcoming schedule at The Bottom Line, right after Bruce's historic run, also included in one of the inserts. Why, it's none other than future bandmate Nils Lofgren! You can't make this shit up... Some of it was obviously meant to be. Sure glad this turned up, after all these years. Thanks so much, guys 
 08/14/75 The Bottom Line (Early)
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg "runaway american dreams" filler from 8/16/75 and 8/17/75 
 08/15/75 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg "down in the bottom 
 09/13/75 Texas Music Hall
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      THANK YOU, HOUSTON Location: The Music Hall, Houston, Texas Date: September 13, 1975 Source: Soundboard Disc 1 01 Incident On 57th Street (8:22) 02 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (3:46) 03 Spirit In The Night (7:24) 04 Pretty Flamingo (6:34) 05 Growin' Up (3:08) 06 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City (5:38) 07 The E Street Shuffle (24:29) 08 She's The One (4:44) 09 Born To Run (5:39) 10 Thunder Road (4:06) Disc 2 01 Kitty's Back (18:51) 02 Jungleland (9:31) 03 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (11:44) 04 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (7:21) 05 Quarter To Three (7:36) 06 Carol / Let It Rock / Lucille (8:17) 07 Twist And Shout (6:44)  
 09/26/75 Hancher Auditorium, University Of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 
 2 cdr      Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.... Hancher Auditorium , University of Iowa, Iowa City September 26th 1975 Soundboard. Disc One --------- 01. Meeting Across The River ( cuts in ) 02. 10th Avenue Freeze Out 03. Spirit In The Night 04. It's Gonna Work Out Fine 05. Growing Up 06. It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City 07. Backstreets 08. She's The One 09. Born To Run ( end cut ) 10. The E Street Shuffle ( start cut ) Disc Two --------- 01. Kity's Back 02. Jungleland ( break in middle 0 03. Rosalita 04. Detroit Medley 05. (4th Of July Asbury Park ) Sandy 06. Quarter To Three ripped from original Piggham cdr's EAC>TLH>Fastsum 
 10/02/75 Uptown Theater
Milwaukee, WI 
 2 cdr      Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band 'The Milwaukee Bomb Scare Show', goody Remaster 1975-10-02 Uptown Theater Milwaukee, Wisconsin This is a goody Remaster of the bootleg. Thank you to all involved in the various stages in the life of this recording. (That includes you, Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuce, and all your musical cohorts!) From the original seeder's notes: Label: Mistral Music Format: 2CD Catalog #: MM9226/27 Source: Soundboard Total Time: 106:41 Sound: 8.4/58 Date: October 2, 1975 Performance: 8.6/57 Location: Uptown Theater, Milwaukee, Overall: 8.4/58 Wisconsin Original Silvers -> WAV -> FLAC (level 8, allign border sectors & verify) > goody > dBpowerAMP > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender, Amplify) > TLH (FLAC Level 8, abs) All tracks Amplified by +6db All tracks Disc 1, & Disc 2, Tracks 1-3: Pitch raised 64 cents For some strange and unknowable reason, Disc 2, Track 4 was playing at the correct speed! Disc 2, Track 5: Pitch raised 89 cents Disc 1: (51:32) 01. Little Queenie (8:44) 02. The E Street Shuffle (24:07) 03. It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City (6:08) 04. Sha La La (3:04) 05. Jungleland (9:25) Disc 2: (51:33) 01. Kitty's Back (18:37) 02. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (13:23) 03. Detroit Medley (5:10) 04. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (7:15) 05. Quarter To Three (7:05) Original Seeder's Notes: - "Jungleland" & "Kitty's Back" were actually played that night in reverse order - Disc 2 Track 1 some drop out in the first minute Info taken from Brucebase: http://www.brucebase.org.uk/gig1975.htm#54 02/10/75 - UPTOWN THEATRE, MILWAUKEE. WI MEETING ACROSS THE RIVER (start cut)(2.53)/ 10TH AVENUE FREEZE OUT (3.43)/ SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT (6.20)/ PRETTY FLAMINGO (8.48)/ SHES THE ONE (5.03)/ BORN TO RUN (4.11)/ THUNDER ROAD (5.33) First set interupted by a bomb scare in the theatre. LITTLE QUEENIE (fades in) (8.43)/ E ST SHUFFLE (intro. 14.20) (song 10.20)/ SAINT IN THE CITY (5.20)/ SHA LA LA (2.49)/ JUNGLELAND (9.41)/ KITTY'S BACK (18.34)/ ROSALITA (10.40)/ DETROIT MEDLEY (4.11)/ 4TH JULY ASBURY PARK (SANDY) (6.40)/ QUARTER TO THREE (7.20) Audience tape of first part of show. The famous bomb scare show (aka "Are you loose?") Entire second set after clearing the building was put on a soundboard. This is the first known Little Queenie and is hilarious as the band had been in the bar for about 2 hours. The second set also exists on a audience shot film. CD releases "Milwaukee Bonb Scare Show" (Mistral Music) & "We Had Too Much To Drink Last Night" (BS). Review (Courtesy of Wanted Magazine) Wanted - The Bruce Springsteen Bootleg Guide (Volume 1) This brilliant show has been previously released on "We Had Too Much To Drink Tonight". Then it was in mono and in very good soundquality. This release is in stereo and has excellent sound. Unfortunately, the soundquality drops on disc two. There's suddenly a hiss presenton the first part. It gets a little better along the way. The two discs feature the part of the show after the band returned to the from their hotel after the place had been searched for explosives. Here you find the uncut version of the show. (The first version had blanks between songs.) This preserves the great atmosphere (partly created because Bruce had one drink too many at the hotelbar). Also the songorder has not been tempered with so you can fully enjoy this of this part show as it was actually performed. Packaging: 8,5 Sound: 9 (Soundboard) Collecting Value: 8,5 Review (Courtesy of The Promise) I am probably in the minority here, thinking that if Springsteen should ever decide to release one entire show it should be this one. Actually it is not even an entire show, for the opening few songs (mainly from Born to Run) are missing. Some time into the show someone called in a bomb threat and the venue, Milwaukee's Uptown Theater, was temporarily evacuated. This set has been registered after the band returned to the building. And "let me tell you, there they was" pissed like hell. After spending some time in a bar, Springsteen and the gang reopen the show with a rousing version of Little Queenie preceded by a hilarious introduction during which Bruce repeatedly asks the audience "Are you loose"? This version of Queenie is in my opinion one of at least three classic performances from this night. Following is the set, which technically was perhaps far from perfect, but was played like it was the band's last performance ever, or last live show on Earth for that matter. E Street Shuffle lazy and chatty as ever and full of soul, Saint in The City with some chilling guitar licks, then Bruce calls for "moment of silence, Steve's guitar broke": Sha La La follows played at punk speed. Fine performance of Jungleland closes the first disc. The best version of Kitty's Back known to this reviewer opens the second disc. It is jazzy, it is messy and drunk, yet just when you think the whole composition is going to fall to pieces it explodes and returns again, and again, and again. Classic number two on this great disc. Rosalita together with an early and fine ("the favorite song in the world!") Detroit Medley are next and then the main set closes with an always beautiful version of Sandy. As for the classic performance number three from this night it has to be Quarter to Three. It is played with passion and the a capella part seems extra long. At some point the band stops and Bruce has some fun with the audience asking if they "don't wanna go home?" Bruce ends the song with his famous confession: "I am just a prisoner of rock'n'roll." After hearing this show you will be one too. Soundwise, this is a soundboard, but not a perfect one, for there is some distortion in the beginning of Kitty's Back and the louder passages are a bit muffled. Still the sound is clear and bright, very "live," whatever that may mean. I guess the best way I can describe it is that as far as live recordings are concerned, this one makes you feel like you were there in the first row. Boy, I wish. If you are going to own one live recording in your life this has to be the one. Sound: 8- Tracklist: 8 Performance: 9 Enjoy The Show, Jeff 
 10/04/75 Michigan Palace
Detroit, MI 
 2 cdr     A-   
 10/17/75 Roxy Theater (Early)
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      9009 West Sunset Live at the Roxy theater 9009 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles October 17, 1975 (early show) 2002 Hot Stuff Music Original silvers remastered from FM Broadcast  
 11/24/75 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 2 cdr     A+  Official release "hammersmith odeon, london '75" So probably should not trade. 
 12/03/75 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-   
 12/31/75 Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 1 cdr     A+  Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band December 31, 1975 Tower Theatre Philadelphia (Upper Darby), PA Uber Series: Vol 33 Generous/Mysterious Uber --> CDR --> EAC --> FLAC Frontend At first blush, this tape might seem a bit ho hum as a complete soundboard recording of the 12/31/75 show has been in circulation for years (as are other nights from the same stand). But make no mistake, you have never heard this before. The previously circulating soundboard (generally attributed to be sourced from the late, great Ed Sciaky) was recorded live to two-track, likely on cassette or perhaps reel, and it sounds a lot like other '75 board sources. But it turns out a multi-track recording was also made on 12/31/75, and in early 1976 those multi-tracks were mixed down to stereo for consideration of a live album that never happened. These nine songs are taken directly from the 1976 production reels of those mixes and offer what is arguably the finest live recording of the era. Undoubtedly, the official Hammersmith release sounds great, but it was mixed in 2005, not 1976. If you thought Springsteen was in your living room on the WGOE session, the entire E Street Band is there this time. Track Listing 1. Night 2. 10th Avenue Freezeout (slow) 3. Spirit in the Night 4. Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street? 5. It's My Life 6. Pretty Flamingo 7. It's Hard to be a Saint in the City 8. Mountain of Love 9. Jungleland It's pretty much safe to say that had any of those songs, apart from Spirit and Saint, made the Live 75-85 set, said live set would have been that much better. --FSM 
 04/04/76 Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 
 2 cdr     A-  ******************* Mike's note - For some reason, my copy is missing the bonus track, "something In the night", even though it's listed below ***************************************************** Title: Rise Like The Rain Label: Ev2 Format: 2CD Source: Audience Date: April 4, 1976 Location: Michigan State University Auditorium, East Lansing, MI Original E St. Records discs -->EAC (secure) --> Flac Disc One: 01 Night 02 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 03 Spirit In The Night 04 It's My Life 05 Thunder Road 06 She's The One 07 Born To Run 08 Frankie 09 Meeting Across The River 10 Backstreets 11 Growin' Up 12 It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City Disc Two: 01 Jungleland 02 Instrumental Intro 03 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 04 Raise Your Hand 05 Born To Run 06 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 07 The Detroit Medley 08 Quarter To Three 09 Rendezvous - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ontario February 13, 1977 10 Something In The Night - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ontario February 13, 1977 11 Action In The Streets - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ontario February 13, 1977 12 Lonely Night In The Park - Born To Run Studio Outtake, 1975 ------ notes: Source: Hidden Worlds That Shine, ES 59/60. 'Remastered' by request. Stereo channels edited (fixed some drop-outs), tracks re-indexed, removed some cuts and raised volume on more quiet parts of show. ------ " Not only does this show include every song from "Born to Run," but it also includes a rare performance of "Frankie," one of the songs Bruce was working on in preperation for the next album. Also includes Bruce's version of The Animals' "It's My Life," which featured an intense introduction of Bruce talking about the fights he and his father had when he was a teenager. ” - theboots.net Thanks to Gchord for the artwork source PSD files and Jumpstone for the audio source. 
 10/27/76 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band Spectrum Philadelphia PA us October 27, 1976 1st gen sb reel>dat>digital transfer>cd>eac>cooledit*>flac>you Disc I: 1. Night 2. Rendezvous 3. Spirit In The Night 4. Incident On 57th Street 5. Thunder Road 6. She's The One 7. Something In The Night 8. Backstreets 9. Growin' Up 10. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 11. Jungleland Disc II: 1. Born To Run 2. Rosalita 3. 4th Of July Asbury Park (Sandy) // 4. A Fine Fine Girl 5. Raise Your Hand 6. The Promise Cooledit used on three dropouts where someone was unprepared for the volume level of the band: the beginnings of Night, Spirit, and Fine Fine Girl. Nothing else was done. 
 06/16/78 Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr        
 09/19/78 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 3 cdr      liberated bootleg "Passaic Night", includes some material from 9/20/78 (Good Rockin' Tonight, It's My Life, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town), 9/21/78 (High School Confidential, Sweet Little Sixteen, The Fever, Incident On 57th Street) and 1/9/79 (For You, It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City). Does not include the soundcheck. 
 09/20/78 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 2 cdr      Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band 2nd Night at the Capitol Theater Winged Wheel - WW9401/2 (released 10/94) SOUNDBOARD Capitol Theater Passaic, New Jersey September 20, 1978 CDR Trade>EAC (Secure)>WAV>FLAC (level 8) Disc 1: 1. Good Rockin' Tonight (3:46) 2. Badlands (4:55) 3. Spirit In The Night (9:33) 4. Darkness On The Edge Of Town (4:46) 5. Independence Day (7:14) 6. The Promised Land (6:05) 7. It's My Life (5:38) 8. Thunder Road (6:03) 9. Jungleland (10:31) 10. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (5:21) 11. Fire (3:02) 12. Candy's Room (3:20) Disc 2: 1. Because The Night (7:17) 2. Point Blank (9:18) 3. Kitty's Back (14:04) 4. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (11:46) 5. Born To Run (6:25) 6. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (5:27) 7. The Detroit Medley (10:07) Notes: - LAST TIME THE BOB DYLAN CLASSIC "IT'S MY LIFE" IS PLAYED - EARLY VERSIONS OF "THE RIVER" CLASSICS: "POINT BLANK", "INDEPENDENCE DAY", "CANDY'S ROOM", AS WELL AS A GREAT "SANTA CLAUS"!!! - ARTWORK INCLUDED, HOWEVER, THE ORIGINAL CD'S CAME IN A CARDBOARD "ECO PAK" SO THE ARTWORK WILL NEED TO BE RE-DONE. 
 09/30/78 Fox Theater
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr      Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band The Fox September 30, 1978 Fox Theatre Atlanta, Georgia A JEMS Archive Upgrade in association with Slowburn Source 1: 1st generation Pre-FM cassettes Cassette Transfer: Nakamichi CR-7A (azimuth adjusted) --> Sound Devices USBPre2 audio interface (24/96) --> Audacity 1.3 capture Source 2: 1st generation WINZ-FM broadcast recorded on reel to reel at 7-1/2 IPS Reel Transfer: Otari 5050 mk2 --> Sound Devices USBPre2 audio interface (24/96) --> Audacity 1.3 capture The two sources were edited together in Adobe Audition 3.0 multitrack at 24/96. Converted to 16/44 for this release. Traders Little Helper used to convert to FLAC. There is no mixing of the sources. What you hear is Source 1 with the exceptions noted below. Track Listing: 01 Good Rockin' Tonight 02 Badlands 03 Spirit in the Night 04 Darkness on the Edge of Town 05 Independence Day 06 The Promised Land 07 Prove It All Night 08 Racing in the Street 09 Thunder Road 10 Jungleland 11 Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 12 Night Train 13 Fire 14 Candy's Room 15 Because the Night 16 Point Blank 17 Not Fade Away > Gloria > She's the One 18 Backstreets > Sad Eyes 19 Rosalita 20 Born to Run 21 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 22 Detroit Medley 23 Raise Your Hand Notes: Without question, a significant factor in what makes the Darkness tour Bruce's greatest in the minds of many is the series of live FM broadcasts he did from July to December 1978. These sublime broadcasts reached listeners who had only heard tales of how good Bruce and the band were in concert and now they could hear it for themselves. Those who were already fans considered the Agora or Winterland wonderful gifts and surely hundreds if not thousands recorded them off the radio as they happened and played them again and again like the rest of us because they sounded so good. For an entire generation of fans, the Darkness tour broadcasts were the catalyst to deeper devotion, especially in Europe. That's because those off-air recordings provided the source tapes for major bootleg releases like Piece De Resistance (9/19/78) and Live in the Promised Land (12/15/78). It has been suggested that as many as 50,000 copies were sold of the three-LP Piece. And there's a plausible, long-standing theory that Springsteen's fanbase in Europe was ignited by these bootlegs. Remember, in 1978 Springsteen didn't tour Europe (it would be another three years before that happened), and he played a mere four shows there in 1975. For fans starved for Springsteen in England, Italy, Sweden or Germany, the Darkness tour bootlegs confirmed the legend and expanded the base. And while The Roxy, The Agora, Passaic and Winterland have become so iconic as to be treated as proper nouns, there were five radio broadcasts in 1978, not just four. So why isn't The Fox another capitalized term in the Springsteeen Dictionary? September 30, 1978, a mere 11 days after the Passaic broadcast blasted out of radios throughout the northeast, the E Street Band rolled into the Fox Theater in Atlanta for the first of two shows (rescheduled from July after Bruce came down with a throat infection) that marked the end of the first long leg of the Darkness tour. Night one was broadcast live across the southeast on 20 or so radio stations according to the indispensable Brucebase Wiki. As legend has it, on the night of September 30, storms rolled across the region and the bad weather is blamed for reception problems with the radio broadcast. Unlike Passaic where masses recorded, it seems but a few folks in the south had their tape decks rolling as Bruce took the stage at the Fox, and tapes of Atlanta have never been as good as the other four '78 broadcasts. The best bootleg source to date, Same Old Played Out Scenes (Doberman), describes the recording problems in its liner notes: "major reception problems and resulting sound defects for most people recording [are] the principle [sic] reason why this concert has become something of a rarity on unofficial releases over the years as the sound quality was just not as good as the other [broadcasts]." So much so that the Atlanta show never even made it to bootleg vinyl, which is amazing when you consider how widely bootlegged the other four shows were. Same Old Played Out Scenes itself is a composite of "four different source tapes," per the liners, "with the great bulk of the material taken from a previous CD release called Here's To Ya, which remains, as far as we know, the best sound quality source tape of this concert, though with certain songs that were either edited or suffer major disruption replaced by the best possible alternate recording." Isn't this the point in the notes where I write "until now"? Earlier this year, JEMS acquired several tapes from a kind and generous soul who, while not a collector, had a number of interesting recordings land in his lap back in the day. The tapes had not been played in more than three decades. In the box were two cassettes of the Atlanta show. As luck would have it, they weren't merely an upgrade of the broadcast but a pre-FM recording of the show dubbed from 15 IPS reels. The sound quality of the pre-FM source is truly first rate, lacking the heavy compression of the over-the-air broadcast and boasting much wider stereo separation than any extant FM source. The pre-FM also corrects most of the speed issues with the previous bootlegs. And we do pick up some previously missing audio bits. These includes a few sentences spoken by Bruce before "Santa Claus" and, more significantly, the 40 or so seconds that were missing from the start of "Backstreets" plus some band member intros after that song. That being said, the cassettes were in less-than-ideal condition and required re-shelling and baking for playback. Experienced ears might pick up on very minor fluctuations (e.g. on the tape flips) that couldn't be corrected. In short, what we do have sounds awesome. However, because it is Atlanta, we're still snake bit. The pre-FM source is missing the entire encore (presumably a lost third cassette, and yes, we've asked if it might be hiding behind dresser or something), needs a long patch (6+ minutes) from halfway through "Prove It All Night" through the start of "Racing in the Street" (we had hoped tape baking would fix this damaged part but it didn't), plus a tiny patch at the very end of "Because the Night." But even that bad news has a silver lining, as JEMS also found--gathering dust in its own archive- -a 7-1/2 IPS reel to reel of the full broadcast from WINZ-FM Miami that we feel is superior to what's found on Same Old Played Out Scenes, having a more natural, less processed and compressed sound. This new reel was used to patch the longer missing bits (e.g. the "Prove It" to "Racing" chunk noted above) in the pre-FM and provide the encore. The only material flaw in the WINZ source are a few short (one second or less) dropouts in "Raise Your Hand" that, while unfortunate, aren't particularly annoying, they're just there. After experimenting with using SOPOS to patch the dropouts, we decided that the "repaired" version sounded worse than the original as the gaps are so short, the change in sources is jarring. So we've left "Raise Your Hand" from the WINZ tape intact, with dropouts, but also included an extra file of "Raise Your Hand" with no dropouts from Same Old Played Out Scenes. You can choose which you prefer. The end result is not perfect, but it is 100% complete, for the first time ever, and it is the best-sounding Fox Theater recording by a wide margin, especially the 85% of the show that's now pre-FM, including the show's one-off cover of James Brown's "Night Train." Brown grew up in Georgia which would explain this inspired cover choice. Bruce and the band perform the instrumental complete with a James Brown-style intro and we can only presume what dance moves he gave the crowd during this one. The fresh, azimuth-adjusted transfer of both sources was done last month and JEMS' longtime colleague Slowburn handled the patching and prepping which was a lot of work so kudos to him too. Samples provided. We hope you enjoy the latest in our on-going upgrade series. So here is The Fox, finally ready to take it's rightful place in Springsteen bootleg history. Wayne "Night Train" Darlington First torrented on Jungleland August 2011 
 12/15/78 Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr    A+ A-   Winterland Night Winterland, San Francisco (CA), December 15, 1978 3 CD Total time: 229:32 This is a Crystal Cat-boot. Source: live-broadcast of the show on KSAN-FM, San Francisco. ?Tonight you?re gonna hear the concert of your life?, the guy of KSAN states to his listeners at the beginning of disc 1. That says it all! This boot offers great, fantastic, energetic rock ?n roll. Sound is excellent, performance is excellent and the overall quality is very good. Someone asked for a (re)seed some weeks back, so here it is. lineage Boot>CDR>EAC Secure > Wav > Flac (EAC-logs included) Artwork included..... Notes CD 3: * Tracks 10-12 Paramount Theater, Seattle, WA 06/25/78 * Tracks 13-16 Masonic Temple Auditorium, Detroit, MI 09/01/78  
 12/31/78 Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland, OH 
 3 cdr      Artist: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Location: Cleveland Coliseum Date: 1978-12-31 Label: Moonlight Records ML 9627/28/29 Title: The Firecracker Show Sound: Soundboard / Audience Trade > CDR > EAC "Secure Mode" > Wave > Traders Little Helper > Flac 6 Disc 1: 01. Badlands 02. Streets Of Fire 03. Rendezvous 04. Spirit In The Night 05. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 06. Independence Day 07. The Promised Land 08. Prove It All Night 09. Pretty Flamingo Disc 2: 01. Thunder Road 02. Jungleland 03. The Ties That Bind 04. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town 05. The Fever 06. Fire 07. Candy's Room 08. Because The Night 09. Rave On 10. Auld Lang Syne 11. Good Rockin' Tonigh Disc 3: 01. Firecracker Incident 02. Point Blank 03. Not Fade Away / She's The One 04. Backstreets 05. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 06. Adam Raised A Cain * 07. Heartbreak Hotel ** 08. Sweet Little Sixteen ** * 1978-06-16 Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City ** 1978-08-19 The Spectrum, Philadelphia Brucebase: Soundboard (which has none of the encores) and audience tapes. Sound is good. Great versions of Jungleland & The Fever and the last known Pretty Flamingo. This is the famous "Firecracker" show where someone threw one on stage which hit Bruce. Released on CD "The Firecracker Show" (ML). 
 08/20/81 Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr    A B+  liberated bootleg "a night for the vietnam veteran" 
 07/12/84 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 3 cdr     A-  "alpine Valley Night" Cc 481-83 Cdr Trade --> Eac --> Flac Frontend Level 6 --> Dime --> You... ........ Disk 3 Bonus Tracks.... * Track 4 - " No Surrender" - Civic Center, St. Paul, Mn 06/29/84 * Tracks 5-7 - , "darkness On The Edge Of Town" , "used Cars", And "fire" - Alpine Valley Music Theater, East Troy, Wi 07/13/84 * Track 8 _ "be True" - Capital Center, Landover, Md 08/26/84 * Tracks 9-10 - "my Father's House" And "tenth Avenue Freeze Out" - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa 09/14/84 * Track 10 W/ The Miami Horns * Track 11 - "i'm Bad, I'm Nationwide" -the Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa 09/15/84 * Track 12 - "i Fought The Law" - The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa 09/18/84 * Tracks 13-14 - "i'm A Rocker" And "wooly Bully" - Tacomadome, Tacoma, Wa 10/19/84 * Track 15 - "sugarland" - Bob Devaney Sports Center, Lincoln, Ne 11/18/84 * Track 16 - "factory" - Reunion Arena, Dallas, Tx 11/26/84 * Track 17 - "driftaway" - Mid-south Coliseum, Memphis, Tn 12/14/84 W/ Little Steve  
 11/04/84 Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Title: Hearts Of Fire Grown Cold 'Label': Ev2 Format: 3CD Source: Audience Date: November 4, 1984. Location: The Sports Arena, Los Angeles, CA. source : nakamichi cm300(cp4) > sony tcd5m transfer from master cassettes taper : markp Disc One: 01 Born In The U.S.A. * 02 Prove It All Night * 03 Out In The Street * 04 Atlantic City * 05 Johnny 99 06 Reason To Believe 07 Nebraska 08 Intro 09 Johnny Bye Bye (w/ Mystery Train) 10 Darlington County 11 Glory Days 12 The Promised Land 13 Intro / "This Is For Ron" 14 Shut Out The Light 15 Intro / "Belonging Somewhere" 16 My Hometown 17 Badlands Disc Two: 01 Thunder Road 02 Cover Me 03 Dancing In The Dark 04 Hungry Heart 05 Cadillac Ranch 06 Intro / "Hulabaloo Club" 07 No Surrender 08 Because The Night 09 I'm On Fire 10 Intro / "The Garden Of Eden" 11 Pink Cadillac 12 Bobby Jean 13 Racing In The Street 14 Jungleland Disc Three: 01 Intro 02 Born To Run 03 The Detroit Medley (w/ I Hear A Train, Shake, Sweet Soul Music) ** 04 Twist & Shout (w/ Do You Love Me) 05 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 06 Tunnel of Love 07 Boom Boom 08 Adam Raised A Cain 09 The River 10 All That Heaven Will Allow 11 Roulette 12 Tougher Than The Rest 13 War Disc 3 tracks 6-13: July 3, 1988 Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden. Pre-FM source. * From alternate source, missing from master tape. ** Couple seconds of 'Shake' from the alternate tape. ====== First four tracks are from an inferior audience tape, they were missing completely from Mark's tape. 'Shut Out The Light' played for Ron Kovic who's in the audience. Thanks to MarkP for taping the show and sharing it. Thanks to ademotte for taking the time to send me the show and of course Richr for the extra tracks I needed! ====== Last night of the 7 day stand at the Sports Arena in L.A. 
 05/02/88 Shoreline Amphitheater
Mountain View, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Title: Something New & Beautiful 'Label': Ev2..... source : nakamichi cm300(cp4) > sony tcd-5m transfer from master cassettes TAPER : markp ... - Bonus tracks , disc 3 - tracks 10 Be True 11 Brilliant Disguise 12 Backstreets 13 Little Latin Lupe Lu 14 Twist & Shout are from May 3, 1988. Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA. (MarkP master rec.) * Beginning of 'Tougher Than The Rest' has some sound problems (bass overlap) but it gets better soon. ====== As noted above, source is Again another Mark Persic master recording - thank him for the show. Bruce's parents are in the audience, 'Walk Like A Man' gets dedicated to his 'pops'. 
 07/03/88 Stockholms Stadion
Stockholm, Sweden 
 2 cdr      Bruce Springsteen. Summernight Location: Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden. Date: July 3, 1988. Label: Crystal Cat Records 363/364. FM Broadcast until Born In The USA CDR?-EAC-Wav-Shn-dBpoweramp-Flac Disc 1: 01 Intro 02 Tunnel Of Love 03 Boom Boom 04 Adam Raised A Cain 05 The River 06 All That Heaven Will Allow 07 Seeds 08 Roulette 09 Cover Me 10 Brilliant Disguise Disc 2: 01 Tougher Than The Rest 02 Intro 03 Spare Parts 04 War 05 Born In The U.S.A. * Chimes Of Freedom 07 Highway Patrolman 08 Downbound Train 09 I'm On Fire 10 Seeds 11 Rockin' All Over The World 12 Street Fighting Man *removed, official track on "Chimes Of Freedom EP" Notes: Disc 2. Tracks 7 & 12 Wembley Stadium, London, UK (England) 07/06/85 Track 8 St. James Park, Newcastle, UK (England) 06/05/85 Track 9 St. James Park, Newcastle, UK (England) 06/04/85 Track 10 Wembley Stadium, London, UK (England) 07/03/85 Track 11 Wembley Stadium, London, UK (England) 07/07/85 Tracks 11-12 w/ Little Steven Please share more Springsteen liberated bootlegs. SHN or FLAC. 
 12/14/92 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  Lineage unknown, recieved in a trade, ripped with EAC and compressed with FLAC Frontend (compr. 6).  
 03/18/99 Convention Hall
Asbury Park, NJ 
 2 cdr    A- B+  liberated bootleg "big night in asbury park" 
 04/20/99 Filaforum, Assago
Milan, Italy 
 3 cdr     B+  Liberated bootleg "Milano Night" unknown filler at end of disc 3 
 08/22/99 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr    A-  liberated bootleg "boston tea party" good quality mix of sbrd and ald ( hearing impaired ) sources.......missing "Ghost of Tom Joad" 
 08/27/99 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr    A B+  with peter wolf on raise your hand 
 06/29/00 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       Part of "Live in New York City" official release 
 07/01/00 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  part of "Live in New York City" official release 
 09/06/03 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     B+  with peter wolf on dirty water 
 09/07/03 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     B+  with peter wolf on dirty water 
 04/10/05 The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ 
 1 cdr      Bruce Springsteen With Bobby Bandiera's Band April 10, 2005 Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ Rumson Country Day School Benefit Uber Series Vol 44: "Half Day of School" *** Soundboard sourced *** CDR --> EAC --> Re-tracked in Adobe Audition --> FLAC Frontend 1. The Fever (with Southside Johnny) 2. I Don't Wanna Go Home (with Southside Johnny) 3. Toast to Mr. Good(e) 4. Darlington County 5. Seaside Bar Song 6. Bad Moon Risin' 7. Stand On It 8. Shake (with Southside Johnny) 9. Raffle 10. If I Should Fall Behind 11. 10th Avenue Freezeout 12. Joining the band 13. Twist and Shout (with a cast of dozens, including Southside Johnny) A thousand thanks to the source who generously supplied this disc. The source tried and tried to get the first disc, but it just wasn't to be. I guess half is better than none. The annual school benefit show, first for Rumson Country Day School and then for the Ranney School, has become legendary among Bruce fans as the attendance is restricted to parents and staff of the schools and a recording has never surfaced of even one show. Now we have this recording, a soundboard of the second half of the April 10, 2005, show. While the first three years of these shows featured a majority of covers, the 2005 show, much like the Harry's holiday shows from the previous December, shifted focus to mostly Springsteen originals. This recording features a great stretch of music starting with Darlington County and going through Shake, with a great cover of Bad Moon Rising in the middle. Southside Johnny sits in on four songs on this disc, starting off with the two of the greatest songs ever to come out of the Jersey Shore: The Fever and I Don't Wanna Go Home. And the sound quality of this one is absolutely amazing, as it's sourced straight from the soundboard. Pristine is the word that comes to mind in describing this one. There was no reason at all to touch this one up at all. Apart from re-tracking the original disc, nothing else was done. Hope everyone enjoys it. Thanks again to the generous source for this one! 
 04/10/05 The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ 
 1 cdr      Bruce Springsteen With Bobby Bandiera's Band April 10, 2005 Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ Rumson Country Day School Benefit Uber Series Vol 44: "Half Day of School" *** Soundboard sourced *** CDR --> EAC --> Re-tracked in Adobe Audition --> FLAC Frontend 1. The Fever (with Southside Johnny) 2. I Don't Wanna Go Home (with Southside Johnny) 3. Toast to Mr. Good(e) 4. Darlington County 5. Seaside Bar Song 6. Bad Moon Risin' 7. Stand On It 8. Shake (with Southside Johnny) 9. Raffle 10. If I Should Fall Behind 11. 10th Avenue Freezeout 12. Joining the band 13. Twist and Shout (with a cast of dozens, including Southside Johnny) A thousand thanks to the source who generously supplied this disc. The source tried and tried to get the first disc, but it just wasn't to be. I guess half is better than none. The annual school benefit show, first for Rumson Country Day School and then for the Ranney School, has become legendary among Bruce fans as the attendance is restricted to parents and staff of the schools and a recording has never surfaced of even one show. Now we have this recording, a soundboard of the second half of the April 10, 2005, show. While the first three years of these shows featured a majority of covers, the 2005 show, much like the Harry's holiday shows from the previous December, shifted focus to mostly Springsteen originals. This recording features a great stretch of music starting with Darlington County and going through Shake, with a great cover of Bad Moon Rising in the middle. Southside Johnny sits in on four songs on this disc, starting off with the two of the greatest songs ever to come out of the Jersey Shore: The Fever and I Don't Wanna Go Home. And the sound quality of this one is absolutely amazing, as it's sourced straight from the soundboard. Pristine is the word that comes to mind in describing this one. There was no reason at all to touch this one up at all. Apart from re-tracking the original disc, nothing else was done. Hope everyone enjoys it. Thanks again to the generous source for this one! 
 09/25/07 Convention Hall
Asbury Park, NJ 
 2 cdr     A-  Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Convention Hall Asbury Park NJ 9-25-07 AT943's>SBM1>D-8 Here is Rehearsal #2 for the upcoming Magic tour. Disc 1 1. Radio Nowhere 2. Prove It All Night 3. Lonesome Day 4. Gypsy Biker 5. Magic 6. Night 7. She's The One 8. Livin' In The Future 9. Promised Land 10. A Town Called Heartbreak ( Patti's Material ) 11. Darlington County 12. Born In The uSA 13. Devil's Arcade Disc 2 1. The Rising 2. Last To Die 3. Long Walk Home 4. Badlands 5. Girls In Their Summer Clothes 6. Thundercrack 7. Born To Run 8. American Land Peace 
 02/26/14 Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Brisbane, Australia 
 3 cdr     A+  Official download from BruceSpringsteen.net so probably should not trade 

 12/08/03 Convention Hall
Asbury Park, NJ 
 3 cdr      CD Trade > EAC (Secure) > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC Disc One: 01 HOLD OUT HOLD OUT 02 I'VE GOT A FEELING EVERYTHINGS GONNA BE ALRIGHT (Victorious Choir) 03 CHRISTMAS DAY (Max Weinberg 7 - Jimmy Vivino vocals) 04 SO YOUNG AND IN LOVE 05 NONE BUT THE BRAVE 06 QUEEN OF THE UNDERWORLD (Jesse Malin) 07 WENDY (Jesse Malin) 08 R-O-C-K ROCK (Garland Jeffreys) 09 96 TEARS (Garland Jeffreys) 10 MERRY CHRISTMAS (I DON'T WANNA FIGHT TONIGHT) (LS) Disc Two 01 THIS TIME IT'S FOR REAL (SSJ-LS) 02 TALK TO ME (SSJ-LS) 03 IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME (SSJ-LS) 04 SEASIDE BAR SONG 05 THUNDERCRACK 06 THE WISH 07 HOLD ON I'M COMING (Sam Moore) 08 SOMETHINGS WRONG WITH MY BABY (Sam Moore) 09 FA FA FA FA FA(SAD SONG) - I THANK YOU (w/Sam Moore) 10 SOUL MAN (Sam Moore) Disc Three 01 SHINE SILENTLY (Nils) 02 BECAUSE THE NIGHT (Nils) 03 KITTY'S BACK 04 CHRISTMAS (BABY PLEASE COME HOME) 05 MERRY CHRISTMAS BABY 06 I DON'T WANT TO GO HOME (SSJ-LS) 07 MY CITY OF RUINS (w/ Sam Moore) 08 WHAT'S SO FUNNY 'BOUT PEACE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING 09 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO TOWN Backstreets.com synopsis: The longest, at three and a half hours, and arguably the hottest of the three holiday shows. As Bruce told the crowd at the beginning, "This is our Saturday Night Special even though it's Monday night." There was little variation in the set, but as practice tends to make perfect, a tight night three had MVP Sam Moore in peak form. No DeVito or JBJ, though all of the other guests returned -- and we got a little more Sam and a little more holiday spirit as the Soul Man joined in for the only "Merry Christmas Baby" of the run. We also got "96 Tears" in Garland's set and a real highlight in Southside's set, with the Bruce-penned "Talk to Me." The blazing "What's So Funny..." was again sent out to our troops in Iraq as a prayer for peace. Happy holidays and to all a good night! 

 04/29/76 Ellis Auditorium
Memphis, TN 
 2 cdr     A-  Eddie Floyd sings on "Raise Your Hand", "Knock On Wood"," Yum Yum I Want Some", Soundboard recording - features Eddie Floyd guesting on Knock On Wood and Raise Your Hand. Released on CD "Knock On Wood" (RR) 
 03/24/77 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr    B  liberated bootleg "running into darkness" 
 03/25/77 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A_  Title: Stranded In The Park Label: Ruthless Copying Records Catalog Number: RCR CD 1/2 Date: March 25, 1977 Location: The Boston Music Hall, Boston, Mass. Lineage: Master CD-R-->CD-R-->EAC-->FLAC Notes: This is the same show as Forced To Confess (Great Dane Records), but with an alternative source tape that has better sound (clearer, more open sound). 
 12/31/77 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 2 cdr     A-  Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band "Catch These Big Starts In The Night ...If You Can! 31-12-1977 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, N.J., U.S.A. Radio Broadcast CD-r Trade - EAC (Secure Mode) - Wav - Flac Level 6 CD 1: 1. Auld Lang Syne (Traditional) 2. Havin' A Party (Cooke) 3. The Fever (B. Springsteen) 4. I Don't Wanna Go Home (Steve Van Zandt) 5: Higher And Higher (Jackson, Smith) 6. Little Latin Lupe Lu (Medley) 7. You Can't Sit Down (Clark, Upchurch, Muldrow) 8. DJ's Talking About Show CD 2: 1. Drive All Night (B. Springsteen) 2. Backstreets (B. Springsteen) 3. Born To Run (B. Springsteen) 4. Quarter To Three (Barguer, Guida, Anderson) Label: Eagle Records CD 005  
 09/17/78 The Palladium
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  This is a David Hussey Remaster of the Lost Soundboard tape from the Palladium in NYC on September 17, 1978. There have been several versions of this show posted here and this is the best quality I have heard. Judge for yourself.....DAVID HUSSEYS COMMENTS: This one also needed a lot of speed-correcting, hole-filling, and sound enhancement. Tedious, but fun to hear in the end. LINEAGE: ORIGINAL SILVERS > EAC > FLAC 
 09/21/78 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 3 cdr      liberated bootleg - "Boss's Birthday" ....tenth avenue freeze out fades out in middle 

 09/09/02 Heineken Hall
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Bryan Ferry Heineken Hall Amsterdam Netherlands Sept,9,2002 FM>Cd(r)>Flac>Dime>You Setlist: 01_The Only Face 02_Don't Think Twice, It's Allright 03_Carrickfergus 04_Limbo 05_Love Is The Drug 06_Boys And Girls 07_Slave To Love 08_Jealous Guy 09_Do The Strand 10_It's All Over Now Baby Blue 11_Let's Stick Together 12_I Thought Very nice broadcast from the Frantic Tour 2002 with nice Dylan's covers. The sound is excellent. Thanks again to the first uploader in the end of 2005. Enjoy lolita 

 09/21/01 Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
Providence, RI 
 1 cdr      SBD recording  
 07/12/02 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ......... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org 

 ??/??/66 Prague Jazz Festival
Prague, Czechoslovakia 
 1 cdr      OK Blues Fans, here's a special treat. BB King playing with his idol (T-Bone Walker) on BB's birthday at the Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67. The set starts off with T-Bone Walker doing what he does best. Next, is a nice set of BB King with the last 2 songs joined by T-Bone Walker which BB claims is his idol. During the second track with T-Bone, BB totally messes up the introductions ...sounds like he's nervous playing with T-Bone. As a bonus I've included The great Otis Rush playing in a trio format at the Prague Jazz festival with Chicago legends Fred Below and Jack Myers and Buddy Guy and Junior Wells from the same venue. I have no other date just the 1966 year for those sets. This is all the complete shows of these concerts that I have. This is from Reel to Reel Masters. My friend and I got a chance to transfer some great mono soundboards from Reel to Reels in the early 80's. This is actually a Teac Reel to Reel to Cassette (top of the line Yamaha TC-1000 cassette deck from the 80's) and then transferred straight to my Philips CDR-765 deck. This is as close to a 1 generation as possible since the reels where sent of to never never land surplus probably never to see the light of day from the original source. CD Burners didn't exist yet so I had to wait until they we're available to transfer this show This is a live soundboard that may or may not have been broadcast. The sound quality speaks for itself. Running time is about 70 minutes. Hope you enjoy this as much as I have over the years. Artwork is included Source: Teac Deck Model? Reel to Reel Tape 1 7/8 > Yamaha TC 1000 Cassette Deck via Maxell XLII High Bias Tape> Philips CDR-765 @ 16bit/44.1kHz Transfer: Analog direct Editing: None T-Bone Walker 1. Crazy Bout My Baby 4:23 2. You Don’t Love Me 4:02 3. Stormy Monday 4:39 4. You Left Me 3:02 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Jesse Price-Drums Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax BB King 5. Everyday I Have The Blues 2:29 6. How Blue Can You Get 5:58 7. You Know I Love You 2:33 8. Don’t Want A Soul 5:34 9. Instrumental W/T-Bone 2:42 9. Bad News/Sweet Sixteen W/T-Bone 5:26 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: BB King-Guitar and Vocals T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Sonny Freeman-Drums Duke Jethro-Organ Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax Otis Rush-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 10. Instrumental 4:57 11. Doing The Things You Do 7:14 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Otis Rush-Guitar and Vocals Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass Junior Wells & Buddy Guy-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 12. Checking On My Baby 4:26 13. My Little Girl 5:09 14. Lucille 4:50 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Buddy Guy-Guitar Junior Wells-Vocals and Harmonica Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass  
 03/11/75 Yubin Chokin Hall
Hiroshima, Japan 
 1 cdr      Junior Wells And Buddy Guy - Japan, 1975 Yuhbin Chokin Hall Japan March 1975 Soundboard Recording 1. Let Me Love You Baby 2. How Blue Can You Get 3. High-heel Sneakers 4. First Time I Met The Blues 5. Stone Crazy 6. Fever (work Song) 7. Come On Home To Me Baby 8. Little By Little 9. Don't Go No Further 10. Snatch It Back And Hold It 11. Help Me Darling 12. Hoochie Coochie Man (someday Baby) 13. Waterman Blues <instrumental> ============================================================================================ Junior Wells And Buddy Guy Yuhbin Chokin Hall - Japan March 1975 Sbd>cd(r)>flac>dime You Md5 Is Included Setlist: 1. Let Me Love You Baby 2. How Blue Can You Get 3. High-heel Sneakers 4. First Time I Met The Blues 5. Stone Crazy 6. Fever (work Song) 7. Come On Home To Me Baby 8. Little By Little 9. Don't Go No Further 10. Snatch It Back And Hold It 11. Help Me Darling 12. Hoochie Coochie Man (someday Baby) 13. Waterman Blues <instrumental> Arwork Is Included The Sound Is A+. I Wanna Offer This Wonderfull Show From Jw&bg In Japan. Happy Xmas Everybody And Have A Good Time With The Blues. It's A Ressed From 2005.thanks For The First Seeder At The Time. Enjoy Lolita  
 09/20/84 Cotati Cabaret
Cotati, CA 
 2 cdr      Little Charlie & The Nightcats were the backing band (not the opening band, but the musicians backing up BG & JW) soundboard > master cassette > cdr > EAC > FLAC level 7 encoding Recorded by Easy Ed. I, Easy Ed, was at the show with my cassette deck connected to the soundboard - this is not a multigenerational cassette received in trade years ago. This is my master soundboard cassette. Record deck was probably a high end desktop Sony that I had in those days, the model number of which I don't have at hand. Mastered to cdr by GK in Ohio. In 1996 or 1997 I mailed the master cassettes to my buddy GK in Ohio who mastered the recording to cdr via lineage unknown to me. I have extracted the audio from the cdrs GK sent me way back then. (the following song titles are mostly guesses/approximations) disc one 1 -You Don't Know Nothing 2 -Teeny Weeny Bit 3 - Dust My Broom 4 - So Long Baby 5 - No Need To Go No Further 6 - Honest I Do 7 - I Just Want To Make Love To You 8 - Tell Me Mama disc two 1 - Got My Mojo Working 2 - Things I Used To Do 3 - Miss You 4 - You Got To Help Me (I Can't Do It All 5 - By Myself) Messin' With The Kid 6 -Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 7 -Can't Stand It > I feel good 8 - The venue for this show was The Cotati Cabaret in Cotati, CA. It was a small club that held about 300 people. Cotati is a small town located about an hour north of San Francisco. Cotati is next to Sonoma State University, which was called Granola State University back in the hippie days.  

 04/14/86 Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  sbrd , but with some tape hiss and some odd cuts -  

 08/31/13 Brooklyn Bowl
Brooklyn, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Benevento/Russo Live at Brooklyn Bowl on 2013-08-31 by Benevento/Russo Published August 31, 2013 (check for other copies) Topics Bustle In Your Hedgerow, Marco Benevento, Joe Russo, Dave Dreiwitz, Scott Metzger, Clinton Vadnais, Cleantone, Brooklyn Bowl, Black Sabbath, Benevento/Russo Duo, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Allman Brothers, Grateful Dead, Ween, Motörhead, Led Zeppelin, ShitKill 01. Set One 02. War Pigs 03. Paranoid 04. Planet Caravan 05. Iron Man 06. Electric Funeral 07. Hand of Doom 08. Rat Salad 09. Fairies Wear Boots 10. Set Two 11. Becky 12. Day Tripper 13. Don't Stop Till You Get Enough 14. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed 15. King Solomon's Marbles 16. I Fell In Love Today 17. Ace of Spades 18. encore: 19. The Wanton Song 20. Post Set Collection BeneventoRusso Band/Artist Benevento/Russo Venue Brooklyn Bowl Location Brooklyn, NY Source onstage/soundboard mix Lineage Tascam DR-680 > Reaper > Fission > xACT > FLAC Taped by Clinton Vadnais Transferred by Clinton Vadnais Notes 10th Anniversary Show (Bustle Plays Other Shit) Fairies Wear Boots with Josh Musto (ShitKill) on vocals (mic cutting out) Ace of Spades with Dave Dreiwitz on vocals Marco Benevento - piano/organ Joe Russo - drums Dave Dreiwitz - bass Scott Metzger - guitar recording mics and front of house mix from and by Peter Costello recorded, mixed, and mastered by Clinton Vadnais 
 08/30/16 Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Jewel
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Notes Bustle In Your Hedgerow 08/30/2016 Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Jewel, New York, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621xt (On Stage, Split 12') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 744T -> WAV (@24/44.1k); Source 2: SBD (Yamaha LS9-32) -> Sound Devices 744T (vis SPDIF) -> WAV (@24/44.1k); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Recorded, edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 08/31/2016 - FOH mix by Nelson Dorado - Thanks to Bill Mulvey & Jake Szufnarowski for the comp Set One: 01. intro/crowd 02. The Song Remains The Same 03. Celebration Day 04. The Ocean 05. Ramble On 06. Nobody's Fault But Mine 07. Dazed And Confused 08. Kashmir 09. We're Gonna Groove Set Two: 01. Karina Rykman Intro 02. The Lemon Song 03. No Quarter 04. Since I've Been Loving You 05. Out On The Tiles 06. Down By The Seaside 07. Wanton Song 08. What Is And What Should Never Be 09. For Your Life Bustle In Your Hedgerow: Joe Russo - Drums Marco Benevento - Keys Scott Metzger - Guitar Dave Dreiwitz - Bass This was the 13th anniversary of the debut of the first official Bustle In Your Hedgerow gig which was also on the Rocks Off Boat Cruise on 08/29/2003. This was also Jake Szufnarowski's 43rd birthday. The Rocks Off Concert Cruise Aboard The Jewel departs from the east side Skyport Marina at East 23rd Street & FDR Drive. The boat travels south down the East River underneath the Williamsburg Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, and Brooklyn Bridge before rounding the southernmost tip of New York, passing the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island before proceeding north up the Hudson River passing Battery Park City. The cruise gets near Battery Park City before turning around and retracing its path slowly back to the marina. There is a higher quality 24 bit version of this recording available here: https://archive.org/details/bustle2016-08-30.cmc621xt.sbd.matrix.flac24 

 02/22/69 Boston Tea Party
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Ok guys and gals here is the story behind the ‘Byrd’s Boston Tea Party Tape’. I was in touch with a few folks at WBCN around 1978. I frequented the station regularly and was given tapes to copy in return for any rare tapes I had. It was 90% (WBCN)/10% (me) as they were very picky about what they wanted and would often ask me if I had permission from the artist (oh sure). So…though they copied a few of my reels…I’m sure folks/DJ’s just took them home. So one day I am given (2) 10 ½” reels of BASF tape marked ‘Byrd’s Tea Party’. My jaw just about dropped. I had only two songs from this performance (from WBCN Rare Tape Nights) and now I had the entire show! As I walked away with these tapes I quickly realized there was tape running out of one box into the other. Once home I unpacked the reels carefully and soon found that the reels had never been rewound. So I rewound one reel on to the other by hand. What a disaster. The tape was creased many times, it was flipped over…edge issues from not being wound properly, and it was stretched in a few places.. ect. [Someone had taken the tape and made loops to identify beginning and end of songs. I was told the DJ’s often used this original tape when requested for ‘Jesus is Just Alright’. They seemed to always use the version from the 2nd set which didn’t help the ‘8 Miles High Jam’.] Anyways… I couldn’t fully rewind the tape as there was too much tape on either reel. I looked for a splice and broke the tape there. During playback of the second reel I found that someone had spliced the Byrds Tea Party show with the Colosseum Tea Party set!?!? Probably so they didn’t need to use a valuable ‘take-up reel’. So now I had another Tea Party show!! Both reels were rewound slowly several times to make sure they were consistent. I soon found out that the Colosseum reel of tape was badly torn! Once I was comfortable with the results I made my copies. It was the best I could do as I was only allowed to keep tapes for a few days. My copies were done on Maxell UD 35-90 7” reels @ 7ips. There was NO noise reduction used. The BASF reels were recorded ½ track at 7ips. The speed change during 8 miles high is due to the length of tape that was between the two boxes (it was stretched in a few places). There are a few more speed changes through out. "Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man" has a break before it. I am assuming someone tried to fit more of the 2nd set on the reel? “Fido” is cut as I assume the Original Reel ran out. Once I gave the tapes back to WBCN, they decided to broadcast the sets. However, they didn’t like the speed changes in 8 miles high. So for the broadcasts they edited the sets into one large set. This quickly made the trading/bootleg rounds but was missing some songs. This is why there were FM versions floating around. According to folks at WBCN and those in the Boston Area, the Byrds show up at WBCN around midnight with the tapes and began playing back parts of the sets from that night. The folks at WBCN ask if the station can keep the tapes over night in order to make a copy. They agree and a copy is made. I believe the copy was done rather poorly as there is some overlapping of audience noise during a few songs. Maybe someone did it during the day over a period of time. Anyways, this is how the show came to be………Hezekiahx2 Heads were aligned for optimum playback. I never used noise reduction. All tapes were recorded at 7 1/2 ips. I put a MP3 file below so you can check out the sound quality. I also decoded the flac files, burned them onto cd and listened to both sets. Sounds great No issues!! As with all Digital releases, this is for free trade or blank media trade only. Not to be bought or sold. Keep the spirit of trading alive and well. Nothing has been edited out or EQ'd. Lineage: Byrds Master reels (7½ ips ½ Track) -> WBCN Station Copy (7½ ips ½ Track) -> Maxell Reel (7½ ips ¼ Track Technics 1506) -> Tascam CD-RW2000 -> EAC -> CDWav -> Flac. The Byrds Boston Tea Party, Boston Mass 2-22-1969 Soundboard 1st Set (1st CD) 01-intro > You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 02-He Was A Friend of Mine (slight speed change) 03-Old Blue 04-Long Black Veil 05-Goin' Back 06-Get Out of My Life Woman 07-Ballad of Easy Rider 08-Jesus Is Just Alright 09-Tulsa County Blue > 10-Mr. Spaceman 11-Sing Me Back Home 12-This Wheel's On Fire > 13-Hold It & announcer 2nd set (2nd CD) 01-Into > Lay Lady Lay 02-Time Between 03-My Back Pages > 04-Baby What You Want Me To Do? 05-Take A City Bride 06-It's All Over Now Baby Blue 07-Way Behind The Sun 08-Jesus Is Just Alright 09-Turn! Turn! Turn! > 10-Mr. Tambourine Man > 11-Eight Miles High (severe speed changes) 12- Shall Be Released (severe speed change) Break (maybe to fit more of the show on the station master?) 13-Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man 14-Nashville West [instrumental] 15-Fido [cut] (TAPE RUNS OUT?)  
 05/23/69 Ash Grove
Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      THE BYRDS Ash Grove 1969 Ash Grove, Los Angeles, May 23, 1969 Liberated Deep Six bootleg Excellent stereo soundboard re-pitched, de-hummed and remastered 1. Lover Of The Bayou 2. You AIn't Going Nowhere 3. Welcome Back Home 4. Old Blue 5. My Back Pages 6. Baby What You Want Me To Do 7. He Was A Friend Of Mine 8. Truck Stop Girl 9. guest intros 10. Break My Mind - with Linda Rondstat 11. I'm Moving On - with John Hammond 12. Take A City Bride 13. Chestnut Mare 14. This Wheel's On Fine 15. It's Alright Ma - Ballad Of Easy Rider 16. Jesus Is Just Alright 17. Turn! Turn! Turn! 18. Mr. Tambourine Man 19. Eight Miles High (incomplete) Roger McGuinn - guitar, Clarence White - guitar, Skip Battin - bass, Gene Parsons - drums  

 03/20/69 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      Cannonball ADDERLEY Quintet Live at Liederhalle in Stuttgart, 1969 March 20 SOURCE: FM>Reel to Reel Tape Master>CD Copy direct from Master (1st generation)>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac>trade SOUND: A --MONO-- (listen to mp3 sample) Nat Adderley -co; Cannonball Adderley -as; Joe Zawinul -p; keyb Victor Gaskin -b; Roy McCurdy -d; 1 WHY AM I TREATED SO BAD 8.02 2 RUMPELSTIELZCHEN 12.10 3 THE PAINTED DESERT 10.09 4 EXPERIENCE IN E 10.17 5 SWEET EMMA 4.21 6 WALK TALL 2.30 7 WORK SONG 4.31 8 BLUE'N BOOGIE 9.13 9 MERCY MERCY MERCY 4.20 10 THE THEME 2.51 Total time: 1h 8.24  

 ??/??/74 Osaka Festival Hall
Osaka, Japan 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 

 05/29/68 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Received in trade....sbrd reel 

 07/09/75 Postaula
Bremen, Germany 
 2 cdr     A+  received in trade 

 11/22/76 KMET Studios
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Charlie Daniels Band - 11/22/1976 KMET Studios Los Angeles, CA Pre-FM recording 01. Sweet Louisiana 02. It's My Life 03. Saddle Tramp 04. Long Haired Country Boy 05. Billy The Kid 06. The South's Gonna Do It 07. Orange Blossom Special The Charlie Daniels Band: Charlie Daniels – guitar, fiddle, vocals Tommy Crain – guitar, vocals Taz DiGregorio - keyboards, vocals Charlie Hayward – Bass Don Murray – drums Fred Edwards – drums 

 06/10/78 Paradise Theatre
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Received in trade Cheap Trick "In Paradise" Paradise Theatre Boston, MA. 6-10-78 Unknown Lineage , but sounds like a really good FM recording or perhaps a Pre-FM to my ears 1 hello ther 2 come on, come on 3 stiff competition 4 on top of the world 5 big eyes 6 high roller 7 clock strikes ten 8 need your love 9 southern girls 10 surrender 11 california man 12 goodnight now 13 auf weidersehen 

 06/12/74 Louisville Convention Center
Louisville, KY 
 2 cdr     A-  This show has circulated for years on a boot "Best of Live Series" as Louisville 1975 with a running time of approximately 49:31. Without commercials, the original broadcast, however, ran 82:19, so one can see how much of the show has been missing. The boot took liberties with cuts, mixing up and combining tracks, and deleting whole songs. Particularly devious was the insertion of other odd bits of the concert into the "Make Me Smile" opus. This new version is taken from an off-air master tape of the original KBFH show as broadcast over WNEW-FM in New York. I've removed the DJ talk and commercial breaks, and seamed together the applause sections between the breaks. Otherwise, the original broadcast is unaltered. The tape was actually marked Detroit, Michigan 13 October 1975, but this seems to be an error related to notation in a KBFH mailing list flier. (Okay, so what happened to the Detroit show?) The DJ on several occasions marked the show as originating from 1974 and made no mention of the location. However, at least twice during the show, the band can be heard thanking Louisville. With fair certainty, I am placing this show as Louisville, KY 1974. 
 08/11/78 Greek Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      Chicago Greek Theatre Los Angeles, CA Aug. 11, 1978 FM broadcast **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Here's a must-have show for any Chicago fans out there. I know this one's been on and off the tracker a couple times, but the FLAC files included in this torrent come from when the show was shared by Abraxas2 back in Jan. 2006. I've got LOTS of Chicago shows, but my favorite among all of them is either this show or the '74 Louisville show. Terry Kath, the band's well-respected guitarist, had passed away on Jan. 23, 1978...so this show features their then-new guitarist, Donnie "Hot Licks" Dacus. In my opinion, Dacus brings A LOT of fire into this show's performance, and sadly I don't think he ever got his due with the band since he was living in Kath's large shadow. I was just re-listening to this show the other day and almost forgot HOW GOOD it is...don't miss it if you don't have it already! My thanks to Abraxas2 for the original share (as well as the other great Chicago shows he's shared with us in the past). Tracklisting: CD 1 01 Feelin' Stronger Every Day 02 Dialogue 03 Hot Streets 04 Just You 'N Me 05 Ain't It Time 06 Beginnings 07 The Inner Stuggles Of A Man 08 Prelude (Little One) 09 Little One 10 Happy Man 11 Flight 602 12 If You Leave Me Now CD 2 01 Alive Again 02 Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 03 Saturday In The Park 04 (I've Been) Searchin' So Long 05 Mongonucleosis 06 Free 07 Got To Get You Into My Life 08 25 Or 6 To 4 09 I'm A Man Band: Robert Lamm Peter Cetera Donnie Dacus James Pankow Walter Parazaider Lee Loughnane Danny Seraphine Laudir de Olivera Orchestra conducted by Bill Conti Uploaded on DIME by Abraxas2 Jan. 2006 Re-posted on DIME by TheCommish Mar. 2010  

 08/15/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Chicago Transit Authority Fillmore West San Francisco, CA. August (15-17), 1969 Remastered April 4, 2006 Master Reel > DAT > CDR (HHB CD800) > Audio Cleaning Lab 2004 > CDR (NEC CD-RW NR-9100A) > EAC > FLAC level 8 > You! Disc One: 01. Poem 58 (10:37) 02. Freeform Intro (00:48) > 03. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (3:25) 04. It Better End Soon (9:01) 05. Someday (cuts) (2:38) 06. Questions 67 & 68 (5:17) 07. 25 Or 6 To 4 (7:16) 08. Beginnings (original version with dropout) (6:19) 09. Questions 67 & 68 (original version with dropout) (5:13) 10. The Road (original version with dropout) (3:19) Disc Two: 01. Introduction (7:49) 02. Listen (4:43) 03. The Road (3:15) 04. I’m A Man (6:25) 05. South California Purples (6:10) 06. Beginnings (6:15) 07. Liberation (cuts) (16:57) After numerous permutations making the internet rounds, here is what we hope will be the ultimate – and most complete - version of this earliest known soundboard recording of Chicago (Transit Authority). Recorded live at Bill Graham’s fabled Fillmore West in August of 1969, the reels were transferred to DAT in the early 1990’s before Graham’s untimely death. The original DAT had the 2 short sets completely mixed up as the reels were loaded incorrectly. (In fact, the last track on the 90 minute DAT is Someday which explains the sharp cut at the end of that song compared to the "old-school" sound of a reel as it reaches the end of its tether.) When the DAT was first transferred to CDR, presumably in the early 2000’s, it tracked poorly and the resulting copy which was leaked to the internet suffered from numerous obnoxious digital noise bursts (in addition to the original dropouts that occurred due to reel flips and other human errors). In any event, that’s our story and we’re sticking to it! Thanks to the cooperation of a Sony ZA5ES DAT machine and a generous temporary loan of the original DAT tape, what you are about to download is a corrected version, devoid of digital artifacts! As noted above, a couple of songs are cut at the end, Someday and Liberation. Except for a slight fade at the end of Someday, these 2 tracks were left alone. We have taken the liberty to perform dexterous digital surgery on 3 other songs which suffered from original reel dropouts, specifically Beginnings, Questions 67 & 68 and The Road. All of the repairs required great effort and ingenuity, in some cases utilizing an audio version of a skin graft, borrowing snippets from other parts of the same song. Hopefully you will appreciate the new, “improved” version but if you are a purist who really “gets into” dead air, we’ve attached the original files, complete with dropouts, at the end of Disc 1. So, if you choose to, you may substitute tracks 8, 9 and 10 on the first disc for the doctored files. Everybody wins! Notes from the OR: D1,T6: patched at beginning D2, T3: patched at end D2, T4: crossfaded during drum/rhythm solo D2, T6: patched in middle So there you have it: another GuySmiley Production brought to you with unyielding support from SteelysBro. PLEASE do not sully this fine recording by coding into mp3! PLEASE do not sell this recording. And, as we say here in the Ocean State, “Don’t tip over!” 
 08/30/69 Texas International Pop Festival
Lewisville, TX 
 1 cdr      Chicago Transit Authority Dallas International Motor Speedway, Lewisville, Texas 8/30&31/69 (Texas International Pop Festival 1969) Soundboard show traded many years ago Lineage : Cdr Trade -> EAC -> Traders' little helper (checksum & flac conversion (6)) Setlist: 1. Intro/Introduction 2. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is 3. South California Purples 4. Beginnings 5. 25 or 6 to 4 6. Announcements (8/31/69) 7. I'm A Man (8/31/69) Excellent soundboard (IMO) from the 1969 tour. One of the earliest Chicago shows available in trading circles. Enjoy the show! Please do not convert to any lossy formats, except for your own (ab)use.  
 09/13/69 Varsity Stadium
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      Chicago Transit Authority September 13, 1969 The Toronto Rock 'N Roll Revival Varsity Stadium University of Toronto *Liberated Bootleg* Lineage:SBD>?>silverCD>EAC>wav>flac 01. Introduction 02. South California Purples 03. 25 or 6 to 4 04. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? 05. I'm A Man 06. Questions 67 and 68 07. Liberation 08. Beginnings (fades out) 

 07/03/92 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ........ Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ........ Musicians : Chick Corea - piano Bob Berg - tenor saxophone Eddie Gomez - double bass Steve Gadd - drums  

 11/06/08 Forum
Leverkusen, Germany 
 2 cdr      Chick Corea - John McLaughlin Five Peace Band Leverkusen,Germany Forum,Jazzfestival 2008.11.06 master tape>CDR(Philips CDR 570)>wave(EAC)>flac(8)> TLH>align on sector boundaries Great show from the Five Peace Band,fantastic sound and the band is really on fire this night.Listen to MP3 samples for the great quality. BAND Chick Corea (p, kb) John McLaughlin (eg) Vinnie Colaiuta (d) Kenny Garrett (as) Christian McBride (b) DISC ONE 01.Intro 02.Round Midnight 03.Raju 04.McLaughlin speaks 05.The Disguise 06.New Blues, Old Bruise 07.Hymn To Andromeda DISC TWO 08.Hymn To Andromeda cont. 09.Dr. Jackle 10.Señor C.S. (encore) Encore: 11.It's About Time flac fingerprints : 

 07/09/89 Jazz Summit
Wiesen, Austria 
 1 cdr      CHICK COREA ACOUSTIC TRIO Live at Jazz Summit in Wiesen-Austria, 1989-07-09 Source: SBD>TDK Metal Tape>Phillips CDR 880 Standalone>Audio CDR>trade>EAC Secure Rip>Flac Frontend>Flac Sound: A+ (great sound!, listen to mp3 sample) Lineup: Chick Corea: piano John Patitucci: bass Dave Weckl: drums TRACKS: 1. unknown 09.51 2. A Summer Night 10.46 3. Morning’s Bright (C.Corea) 11.41 4. Round Midnight (T.Monk) 10.22 5. unknown 09.31 6. Four Quartets 26.16 Total Time: 78.30 min ENJOY!!  

 07/11/03 Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A new SwissBird-JohnDonne-superMax production ...........sdb > first copy > eac > shn > torrent.......Band Chick Corea: keyboards Eric Marienthal: saxophone Frank Gambale: electric guitar Michael Pope: bass Dave Weckl: drums Even though the line up is not exactly the same as the original CCEB (I personally think John Patitucci was unique), the technical abilities of this band are unquestionable, close to perfection. And Dave Weckl is a monster! Add real fantastic sound quality and I think you have the full picture.  

 02/10/88 Chapter 3
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Unknown lineage sound board record - CD - Flac compressed using Xact 1.5 Date: February 10, 1988 Venue: Chapter 3 City: Washington DC area Chuck Brown & the Soul Searchers were one of the DC areas hottest and hardest working Gogo bands. The set captured here on a Wednesday night typifies the relentless groove and party atmosphere always portrayed at the gogo - weekday or weekend. This show has a few Chuck classics like Moodys Mood and Ladi Dadi and 2001 . . . all of which you might hear crankin at a Chuck show today. Also, up and coming DC Scorpio was in the house with the regional hit "Huster." But, the special treat this Wednesday night was the presence of Sly Stone who felt good enough to join the band and sing not once, but twice. Sly was not seen much in the ladder 80's. He did some notable work with Jesse Johnson, Bobby Womack and a few others, but he was WAAAAYYYYY under the radar. This 1988 show, to me, is a pretty special show; it is a rare superstar appearance that got recorded and remains relatively well-preserved. A debt of gratitude is owed to the gogo community who voraciously save and catalogue the genres entire history. Big ups to Matt Rothgeb who has deep knowledge an a deeper catalogue of amazing gogo video and audio. set list (identified songs are capitalized) 1 intro chatter 2 rap 3 It Don't Mean a Thing if it Aint Got That Gogo Swing/ Midnight Sun/ Moody's Mood 4 How Ya Like Me Now 5 2001 6 Ladi Dadi 7 Hustler (feat DC scorpio) 8 Family Affair (feat Sly Stone) 9 $55 Motel 10 Simple Song (feat Sly Stone) 11 fanfare TRT 1:14:16  

 12/28/78 Lyceum Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      TITLE: Flash Bastards Remastered......... .................. LINEAGE: Pro SBD > ? analog > CD-R > xAct (flac)>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v1.2>FLAC 6 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES: I'd like to begin by thanking j-blokhed for this recording. Here is an amazing Clash show from late '78. This was a great period for the band who are in fine form and are complemented here by an excellent soundboard source. I decided to remaster this recording since I liked the performance so much and wanted to hear it in as high quality as possible. For the remastering, I applied virtually the same edits to all tracks. A couple of tracks were slightly different in frequency response and were adjusted accordingly. There were also a couple of drop-outs which I corrected as good as possible. No noise reduction of any kind has been used here. A low amount of hiss is present after equalizing but not enough to be a distraction or even heard at most levels. The equalization used is light in general as the recording only needed a cut in a few resonating frequencies and a slight boost in some higher frequencies. I hope you like what I've done and consider this an improvement over the original source. Enjoy! upped by: theface07 http://www50.brinkster.com/theface07/ theface07@hotmail.com Big thanks to j-blokhed for the source of this recording! **** ORIGINAL TORRENT INFO **** THE CLASH - 28 December, 1978 The Lyceum, London Here's another SBD - and one of my favorites. The Clash played three shows around New Year's 1979 that were recorded for possible use in the film Rude Boy. The dates were Dec 28-89, 1978, and Jan 3, 1979. The first of these shows to fall into collector's hands was a very good audience recording released first on LP, and then on CD, as "Sort It Out". This is NOT that show. The exact dates of these recordings has been in question, but I believe that "Sort It Out" (also released as "USA 1979" [sic] as well as other, later, titles) is in fact Jan 3, 1979. I think that this recording is Dec 28, 1978. This tape fell into my hands indirectly from an inside source (KV), and was probably 2nd-3rd gen when recorded to CD-R. It has since spread throughout collector's circles, and the artwork included here is strictly homemade "fan club". This is one of the very best - enjoy! Pro SBD > ? analog > CD-R > xAct (flac) 
 12/28/78 Lyceum Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      ARTIST: The Clash TITLE: Flash Bastards Remastered DATE: December 28th, 1978 VENUE: The Lyceum LOCATION: London, UK SOURCE: SBD QUALITY: A/A+ ARTWORK: Included (taken from original torrent, slightly altered) TRACKLISTING: 01. Safe European Home 02. I Fought the Law 03. Jail Guitar Door 04. Drug Stabbing Time 05. City Of the Dead 06. Clash City Rockers 07. Tommy Gun 08. White Man In Hammersmith Palais 09. English Civil War 10. Stay Free 11. Cheapskates 12. Julie's In the Drug Squad 13. Police and Thieves 14. Capital Radio 15. Janie Jones 16. Garageland 17. Complete Control 18. London's Burning 19. White Riot TOTAL RUNTIME: 1hr 6mins 1sec LINEAGE: Pro SBD > ? analog > CD-R > xAct (flac)>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v1.2>FLAC 6 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES: I'd like to begin by thanking j-blokhed for this recording. Here is an amazing Clash show from late '78. This was a great period for the band who are in fine form and are complemented here by an excellent soundboard source. I decided to remaster this recording since I liked the performance so much and wanted to hear it in as high quality as possible. For the remastering, I applied virtually the same edits to all tracks. A couple of tracks were slightly different in frequency response and were adjusted accordingly. There were also a couple of drop-outs which I corrected as good as possible. No noise reduction of any kind has been used here. A low amount of hiss is present after equalizing but not enough to be a distraction or even heard at most levels. The equalization used is light in general as the recording only needed a cut in a few resonating frequencies and a slight boost in some higher frequencies. I hope you like what I've done and consider this an improvement over the original source. Enjoy! upped by: theface07 http://www50.brinkster.com/theface07/ theface07@hotmail.com Big thanks to j-blokhed for the source of this recording! **** ORIGINAL TORRENT INFO **** THE CLASH - 28 December, 1978 The Lyceum, London Here's another SBD - and one of my favorites. The Clash played three shows around New Year's 1979 that were recorded for possible use in the film Rude Boy. The dates were Dec 28-89, 1978, and Jan 3, 1979. The first of these shows to fall into collector's hands was a very good audience recording released first on LP, and then on CD, as "Sort It Out". This is NOT that show. The exact dates of these recordings has been in question, but I believe that "Sort It Out" (also released as "USA 1979" [sic] as well as other, later, titles) is in fact Jan 3, 1979. I think that this recording is Dec 28, 1978. This tape fell into my hands indirectly from an inside source (KV), and was probably 2nd-3rd gen when recorded to CD-R. It has since spread throughout collector's circles, and the artwork included here is strictly homemade "fan club". This is one of the very best - enjoy! Pro SBD > ? analog > CD-R > xAct (flac)  
 03/08/80 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 1 cdr      The Clash Capitol Radio Recorded Live At The Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey March 8,1980 1. Intro/16 Tons/Clash City Rockers 2. Brand New Cadillac 3. Safe European Home 4. Jimmy Jazz 5. London Calling 6. Guns Of Brixton 7. Train In Vain 8. White Man In Hammersmith Palais 9. Koka Kola 10. I Fought The Law 11. Spanish Bombs 12. Police & Thieves 13. Stay Free 14. Julie's In The Drug Squad 15. Wrong 'Em Boyo 16. Clampdown 17. Janie Jones 18. Complete Control 19. Justice Tonight 20. English Civil War 21. Garageland 22. Bank Robber 23. Tommy Gun 
 08/17/82 Civic Theater
Akron, OH 
 2 cdr      The Clash Civic Theater Akron, Ohio, USA August 17, 1982 Source: Soundboard mstr -> ? -> CDR Trade Lineage: CDR -> xACT(extraction-> flac 8) Disc#1 Intro Music (Removed as per Dime rules) 1. London Calling 2. The Leader 3. Radio Clash 4. Clash City Rockers 5. Know Your Rights 6. Guns of Brixton 7. Train In Vain 8. Call Up 9. Rock the Casbah 10.Police & Thieves 11.Police on My Back Disc #2 1. Magnificent 7 2. Wrong Em Boyo 3. Career Opportunties 4. Somebody Got Murdered 5. Brand New Cadillac 6. I Fought the Law 7. Armagideon Time 8. Should I Stay or Should I Go 9. Clampdown 10.Straight to Hell 11.Janie Jones -> Garageland (cut) Thanks to Graham for the discs Upped to Dime by Nitcomb January 2008 
 11/27/82 Bob Marley Performing Centre
Montego Bay, Jamaica 
 1 cdr       

 05/24/01 Avalon
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Coldplay Chris Martin- vocals Johnny Buckland- guitar Guy Berryman- bass Will Champion- drums Avalon Boston, Mass. U.S.A. May 24, 2001 performance quality: A-, pretty good recording quality: A source: master FM broadcast tape (pre-recorded live broadcast) runtime: 71:28 setlist: 1: animals 5:58 2: shiver 5:57 3: spies 4:49 4: don't panic 3:24 5: high speed 5:16 6: murder 4:29 7: everything's not lost > we never change 10:46 8: yellow 4:46 9: God put a smile upon your face 5:09 10: a rush of blood to the head 6:38 11: trouble 4:33 12: in my place 4:23 13: see you soon 5:21 lineage: WBCN FM radio > Yamaha 500 reciever (with digital tuner and wire FM antenna) > Naka. BX-100 cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassette > played on Nak. 125 into soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6 > torrentially yours. comments: this was when they were playing mostly music from their 1st release, "Parachutes", but starting to throw in a few from the second, "a rush of blood to the head". Avalon is a disco, and this was for most, the only chance for Americans to get up close and personal with Coldplay, since after this they became America's new favorite British darlings. Chris remarks that they are not a new band, but that this was probably the first time Boston had seen Coldplay and they hoped they would be back. They didn't know if they would be yet, but the answer came swiftly soon after, since they did come back to much larger venues all over the world and won several of music awards. Parachutes even got a Grammy award for best alternative album, and it's a nice one, but far too popular now to call it "alternative". Coldplay released a DVD and CD set from Sydney, Australia's 2003 show, which is a good one. I don't listen to alot of pop bands, and whatever they're called, to me Coldplay is a pop band, with several pop hits. Some I like better than others, but it's not too hard to understand why this band got really big in not very long. Martin's vocals are some of the most distinctive of this decade, and it's romantic and sensitive, not silly or stupid pop. that music has its place in all our lives at some point. I still haven't found that place yet, but still holding out hope I find it someday. A very nice recent Coldplay post from Mountainview, Ca. in 2003 reminded me how good they sound live and inspired me to post this. Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. Coldplay music is NOT for the cold of heart. but alot of the rest of us like it. 
 06/18/01 Benaroya Hall
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr       
 02/08/03 Martini Ranch Nightclub
Scottsdale, AZ 
 1 cdr      Coldplay February 8th, 2003 "Pratt Private Reserve" Martini Ranch Scottsdale, AZ Source: preFM > ? > CDR(0) > EAC > CDWav > CDR(1) CD > WAV: EAC v0.9 beta 4 > WAV WAV > SHN: WAV > Amadeus II 3.5.4 (split/edit) > Shorten 3.5 > Shntool 1.2 > SHN (Converted 04.01.2003) 01 Intro 02 In My Place 03 Don't Panic 04 Green Eyes 05 Warning Sign (false start) 06 Warning Sign 07 Yellow 08 DJ talk/interview with Chris 09 The Scientist 10 DJ/Chris talking 11 Shiver 12 Outro Notes: ~ This a complete preFM sourced version of this show. It is not the part that was broadcasted on the radio. More Notes: ~ Chris and Jon played a 7-song acoustic set and did interviews for a small audience of radio station contest winners at the Martini Ranch nightclub in Scottsdale, AZ. Hosted by 101.5 KZON disc jockey Dave Pratt. The radio station broadcasted 4 tracks (Green Eyes, Yellow, Shiver, In My Place) on 02-10. Added by Lynne 2008-04-06 
 03/10/03 Palace Theatre
Louisville, KY 
 1 cdr      LDB Special Series #188 Out of my 7,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed! I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my reward for all the work involved in this project. DO NOT share this music on mp3, just convert it for your own use. Sharing mp3's is the right way to make me stop sharing music here. COLDPLAY Louisville, Little Palace March 10, 2003 01.Politik 02.God Put A Smile On Your face 03.Spies 04.Daylight 05.Trouble 06.One I Love 07.Green Eyes 08.Don't Panic 09.Everything's Not Lost 10.Yellow 11.The Scientist 12.Clocks 13.In My Place Lineage: Radio broadcast > CD (in trade) > EAC > Sony SoundForge 7.0 > FLAC Frontend (level 6) Chris Martin - vocals, piano, guitar Jonny Buckland - guitar Guy Berryman - bass Will Champion - drums Another one and enjoy Colplay, this time from the second tour and still from FM broadcast. ldb 
 04/07/05 Gloria
Cologne, Germany 
 1 cdr      The "Gloria"-Location is a very small club. They played for about 400 people. It was recorded by another german radio-broadcast station "Eins Live". The Speaker from NDR2 says it was from Hamburg last week, but on the internet side from ndr2 they told that is is from the cologne show. I believe it the cologne one, because the crowd noise sounds like at a small club and not like open air. Hamburg was a open air show. This was broadcast by NDR2 (german broadcast station) on June 20th and i get it thru analog satellite radio broadcast. On PC-side i use Magix cleaning lab 2003 to record this. I connect the pc on the output from the tape-recorder. On Input was my hifi-receiver whitch was connected to the sat-receiver. 
 07/02/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 1 cdr      Lineage: Broadcast TV > Mitsubishi Stereo VCR > Monster Cable > Denon AVR-1700 > Monster Cable > M-Audio Revolution 7.1 > Total Recorder > wav > Goldwave (minor editing & indexing) > flac frontend > flac level 5 (align on sector boundaries) 1) In My Place 2) Bittersweet Symphony (with Richard Ashcroft) 3) Fix You 
 06/18/08 BBC Studios
London, England 
 1 cdr      Coldplay 18th June 2008 BBC Television Studios, London. A live television broadcast by BBC Two on 18th June 2008. **[BBC Two is a digital and analogue broadcaster. This is the DVB-T recording]** BBC Two DVB-T: Video 15 Mbps, Audio 256kbps DVB-T (48 khz 16 bit )> Nebula DigiTV > transport stream > demultiplex > mp3DirectCut > wav (44.1 khz 16 bit) using BeSweet > flac (level 8) Recorded and upped by paul_b35_uk **THIS IS THE AUDIO ONLY** Tracklist Intro and intro music removed 01 Violet Hill 02 Clocks 03 In My Place 04 Viva La Vida 05 42 06 Trouble 07 Lost! Intermission (band relocate) - Official track used as house music so removed 08 Yellow 09 Fix You 10 Lovers in Japan  
 03/14/09 Sydney Cricket Ground, SoundRelief Benefit Concert
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr      Coldplay - Sound Relief Benefit Concert, SCG, Australia 14th March, 2009 (FM) SCG (Sydney Cricket Ground) Broadcast: 14th March, 2009 JJJ Radio Lineage: FM->Audacity(split tracks)->flac(level8) Setlist: 01. Yellow 02. Lost 03. Clocks 04. [speech] 05. Viva La Vida 06. You're The Voice (with John Farnham) 07. Fix You Tips over into the mainstream category for having John Farnham. :) Track 7 is an encore that caught JJJ a little by surprise but nothing's missed. Azure Sea.  

 04/26/06 Funkhaus des SWR
Bade-Baden, Germany 
 1 cdr      CDR (preFM) - xACT 

 11/03/68 Deutsches Museum
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Count BASIE Orchestra Live at Deutsches Museum in Munich, Germany, 1968-11-03 SOURCE: FM>unknown recording equipment>Tape>CD TRANSFER>trade>CD>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac SOUND: A+ (listen to mp3 sample) LINEUP: Al Aarons, Oscar Brashear, Gene Coe, Sonny Cohn-tp,flh; Richard Boone, Steve Galloway, Grover Mitchell -tb; Bill Hughes -btb; Marshall Royal-cl,as; Bobby Plater -fl,as; Eric Dixon -fl,ts; Eddie Lockjaw Davis -ts; Charlie Fowlkes -bs; Count Basie -p; Freddie Green -g; Norman Keenan -bs; Harold Jones-d; TRACKS: 1 ALL OF ME 3.32 2 CHEROKEE 3.19 3 BLUES FOR ILEAN 5.55 4 GOOD TIME BLUES 5.23 5 THE KID FROM RED BANK 4.46 6 LIL' DARLIN' 4.35 7 REPETITION 2.54 8 BASIE 4.29 9 BILL BASIE WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME [Marlena Shaw -vo;] 3.32 10 ON A CLEAR DAY [Marlena Shaw -vo;] 2.22 11 GOIN' TO CHICAGO [Marlena Shaw -vo;] 4.32 12 JUMPIN' AT THE WOODSIDE 3.48 13 ONE O'CLOCK JUMP 2.10 Total time: 51.17 ENJOY!!  

 11/21/93 Mountain Stage Studios
Charleston, WV 
 1 cdr      Counting Crows "Somewhere In The Middle America" Liberated Boot Silver CD >> Wave >> TLH Flac and checksum From Mountain Stage Charleston, WV, Nov 21, 1993: 1 - Rain King 2 - Mr. Jones (omitted, was released on Best of Mountain Stage CD) 3 - A Murder of One 4 - Omaha 5 - Wise Blood 6 - Perfect Blue Buildings From WXRK New York City, Jan 14, 1994: 7 - Wise Blood 8 - Mr. Jones 9 - A Good Year For The Roses (George JOnes Cover) 10 - 40 Years 11 - Good Night Elizabeth 12 - Caravan (Van Morrison Cover) Acoustic Performances. Excellent Sound. ***********mike's notes - i purchased the "mr jones" track in apple losseless and added it to the disc. the difference in sound quality is pretty small in my opinion.... *********************************  
 01/14/94 WXRK Studios
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Counting Crows "Somewhere In The Middle America" Liberated Boot Silver CD >> Wave >> TLH Flac and checksum From Mountain Stage Charleston, WV, Nov 21, 1993: 1 - Rain King 2 - Mr. Jones (omitted, was released on Best of Mountain Stage CD) 3 - A Murder of One 4 - Omaha 5 - Wise Blood 6 - Perfect Blue Buildings From WXRK New York City, Jan 14, 1994: 7 - Wise Blood 8 - Mr. Jones 9 - A Good Year For The Roses (George JOnes Cover) 10 - 40 Years 11 - Good Night Elizabeth 12 - Caravan (Van Morrison Cover) Acoustic Performances. Excellent Sound. ***********mike's notes - i purchased the "mr jones" track in apple losseless and added it to the disc. the difference in sound quality is pretty small in my opinion.... *********************************  
 04/28/94 Palladium Theatre
Rome, Italy 
 1 cdr      Counting Crows Palladium Rome Italy 4/28/94 one AUDIO disc Goodnight Elisabeth Round Here Omaha Anna Begins Ghost Train Children In Bloom Time and Time Again Rain King Perfect Blue Buildings Mr. Jones Margory Dreams of Horses A Murder Of One Wiseblood Sullivan Street 
 12/02/99 Magness Arena
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr     A+  missing round here, amy hit the atmosphere , and colorblind .... otherwise awesome  
 07/13/02 Irving Plaza
New York, NY 
 1 cdr        Counting Crows "Live from Irving Plaza on 7-13-2002" ABC Radio Networks Air Date: July 19th-28th 2002 Source: Pre-FM Lineage: Silver CD > dBpowerAMP (Secure Mode) > WAV > Audacity (split tracks) > WAV > FLAC (Level 8) This is a truly lossless Pre-FM-sourced copy of the abc radio show, which includes an interview with Adam followed by portions of the live concert at Irving Plaza. The original disc was simply one large track, so I imported it to Audacity and split it into 12 tracks. A copy of an FM recording of this show has already been shared, but it lossy, and another recording of this show, while more complete, is sourced from DVD and also lacks the quality of this source. Tracks: 01. Intro/Interview with Adam 02. Mr. Jones 03. American Girls 04. Adam Talking... 05. Hard Candy 06. Rain King (Bruce Springsteen Thunder Road alts) 07. Daylight Fading 08. Adam Talking... 09. A Long December (Oasis Live for Ever intro) 10. New Frontier 11. Round Here (electricity alts) 12. Hangin Around THANKS FOR NOT SELLING OR TRADING IN LOSSY FORMATS! 
 10/26/03 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  acoustic show 
 12/19/03 Wiltern Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr/shn     A-  Taper: blguillen / blguillen@reeseplaceband.com Source: Oktava MC012's > ps2 > ad20 > 7 Pin Cable > Sony TCD-D8 Conversion: Alex Coluzzi / alex@kabella.org Fostex D5 > Coax > DIO 2448 > Soundforge 7.0a > cdwav 1.71 > mkwact 0.97 > .shn Location: FOB; DFC; back of 3rd tier; stand @ ~10 feet On Stage: 9:20 PM Disc One: 01. Intro - 00:11.07 02. Up All Night - 05:09.33 03. Hard Candy - 04:41.39 04. Mr. Jones - 04:31.72 05. Ghost Train - 07.04.20 06. St. Robinson (Acoustic) - 05:09.33 07. She Don't Want Nobody Near - 03:22.26 08. Recovering the Satellites - 05:16.16 09. Miami - 05:05.36 10. Black and Blue - 03:47.22 Disc One Totals: - 44:19.14 Disc Two: 01. Rain King (Raining in Baltimore) - 09:09.74 02. Catapult > - 03:25.43 03. A Murder of One: - 06:40.54 04. (Encore Break) - 02:05.48 05. A Long December & - 05:26.02 06. California Stars*# - 08:10.60 07. Cecilia &!# - 04:10.03 08. Cigarette $# - 04:36.29 09. Hangin' Around &# - 05:38.50 Disc Two Totals: - 49:23.63 Off Stage: 10:54 PM Very small skip on Miami at the 00:32 mark. & With The Wallflowers * Woodie Guthrie cover # With Graham Colton Band ! Simon and Garfunkel Cover $ Graham Colton song  

 10/15/67 Grande Ballroom
Detroit, MI 
 2 cdr      Cream - Live at the Grande Ballroom Recorded in Detroit, Michigan on October 15, 1967 CRM101/102 (r2)- sb5 Lineage: V2 Remaster>CD-R>EAC(v0.93prebeta3)>WAV>mkwACT(0.97beta1)>SHN Disc 1: 1. Tales of Brave Ulysses (Clapton/Martin Sharp) 4.12 2. N.S.U. (Bruce) 15.53 3. Sitting on Top of the World (Chester Burnett) 4.26 4. Sweet Wine (Baker/Janet Godfrey) 13.55 5. Rollin' and Tumbling (McKinley Morganfield) 7.18 Disc 2: 1. Spoonful (Willie Dixon) 20.48 2. Stepping Out (James Braken) 11.03 3. Traintime (Bruce) 7.18 4. Toad (Baker) 17.03 5. I'm So Glad (Nehemiah James) 10.01 Grande Ballroom Remastered V2 Quality: The original recording was done with quality equipment off the PA mixer with the balance favouring the guitar and vocals. The remaster has significantly improved bass presence and lifted the drums especially the bass drums. The guitar retains its attack unlike the remasters on "Those Were The Days". Volume variations, dropouts have been smoothed and pitch corrected. Noise levels were not overly high but again have been reduced, especially the layers of tape noise. Final remaster quality is now extremely high. The latest remaster is from a digital copy of the master tape or quality 2nd gen at worst! One of THE great Rock concerts! And damn good sound - very live and up front. http://twtd.bluemountains.net.au/cream/rem/theremasters.htm  
 11/26/68 Royal Albert Hall (Late show)
London, England 
 1 cdr     A-  Excellent recording often named as soundboard, but sound more like excellent audience recording. Re-pitched and de-hummed... Although circulated as "the complete" there is a missing piece of Toad intro.  

 03/14/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Creedence Clearwater Revival 14th March 1969 Fillmore West request Trade cd>wav>flac frontend>you Not officialy released. Not sure of the lineage. Fantastic stereo soundboard. This was uploaded a few months ago. In some ways I think this is an upgrade as the top end sounds cleaner with less bass distortion although maybe a wee bit more hiss. What do you think? This contains two of the best live performances ever by Creedence.12 mins of Suzie Q and an 8 minute blues instrumental. 1.Bootleg 2.Proud Mary 3.Suzie Q 4.Blues 5.Ninety Nine And A Half  
 07/04/71 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Fillmore West closing night lineage unknown but a lot of effort was made to locate the best possible circulating source. Probably from KSAN-FM broadcast but sounds good enough to be pre-broadcast! This version is completely unedited and over 15 minutes longer that the previous version that was uploaded a few days ago. CD -> Macintosh Pro Tools -> CD a few minor dropouts and transient noises were removed with Pro Tools Sector boundaries verified & Flac files created with xACT md5 file created with checkSum+ 

 12/14/74 Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  CROSBY & NASH Whale And Fieldworkers Benefit 1974 San Francisco, December 14, 1974 Unreleased live album recorded by Stephen Barncard 1. Intro 2. Deja Vu 3. Lady Of The Island 4. Prison Song 5. Carry me 6. Calley's Song 7. Sleep Song 8. King Of The Mountain 9. Time After Time 10. Guinnevere 11. Fieldworker 12. The Last Whale 13. Wooden Ships 14. What Are Their Names 15. Chicago 16. Long Time Gone 17. crowd 

 06/04/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Thanks to Ron Schmitt here is the recently surfaced and very wonderful pair of CSN&Y Bill Halverson Soundboard shows! Ron wrote: I have the perfect 06/04/70 show - both discs 1 and 2 are complete and nearly flawless. However, unfortunately all known copies of 06/05/70 are missing the first four tracks of the acoustic set. I have been researching these two shows non-stop for the past month when I first got ahold of them. I've backtracked them to a deadend - all very mysterious,...where did they come from. Most folks are totally unaware of their existence! I believe they were leaked by someone close to the Neil camp. Coverart was also created by Ron Schmitt. Johannes Fischer This show was treed with the 1970, June 5.th. (incompl.) recording in summer 2003 as TOTW at Rustlist and Human Highway DON'T SELL !!!! TRADE FREELY !!!! DON'T MAKE MP3'S !!! EDITING NOTES FROM RON: There were a total of four small errors - two on disc one of 06/04, and two on disc two of 06/05. I took these into my sound editor and the results were as follows: Disc One 06/04, Track 6 (Guinevere - 2:18; 2:56), - First flaw was a small gap not quite a full second - eliminated by about 95%. It was an uneven break so I couldn't eradicate it entirely. I doubt anyone will identify it. Second flaw was a one to two second long triple flutter - I reduced it by about 90%. There was no way to completely remove this one,...too tough the wave was actually stretched. Since it occurs during the acoustic set, I suspect this is the one flaw of the bunch that folks may well notice. Disc Two 06/05, Track 7 (Carry On -1:23; 5:28) - Both flaws were very tiny breaks, and were uneven breaks that did not match up on either channel. So, I was only able to reduce one by about 90% and the other by 70%. Fortunately these are in the middle of guitar flailing about, and I will be sincerely amazed if anyone notices them at all. Very minor and small stuff, but since we were advertising perfection,...well...  
 06/06/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Fillmore East, New York City, NY June 6, 1970 Source: Low Gen SBD Mastering/editing: Reel Records Release: JvV-2004-002-a/b Disc 1: Suite: Judy Blue Eyes Blackbird On The Way Home Teach Your Children Tell Me Why Triad Guinnevere Simple Man King Midas In Reverse The Loner Cinnamon Girl Down By The River Black Queen 4+20 Disc 2: 1. 49 Bye-Byes 2. America’s Children 3. Love The One You’re With* 4. Pre-Road Downs 5. Long Time Gone 6. Helplessly Hoping 7. Ohio 8. As I Come Of Age 9. Southern Man 10. Carry On 11. Woodstock 12. Find The Cost Of Freedom 
 06/26/70 The Forum
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG ANOTHER 4 WAY STREET: THE COMPLETE BILL HALVERSON TAPES 1969-70 Archives No. 21 Also known as Lakehurst, non-existant concert Soundboard recordings re-pitched, de-hummed and remastered. Disc 1: 1. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes 2. Blackbird 3. On The Way Home 4. Teach Your Children 5. Tell Me Why 6. The Loner / Cinnamon Girl / Down By The River 7. Black Queen 8. 49 Bye-Byes / America's Children / For What It's Worth 9. Love The One You're With Disc 2: 1. Pre-Road Dawns 2. Long Time Gone 3. Helplessly Hoping 4. Southern Man 5. As I Come Of Age 6. Ohio 7. Carry On 8. Woodstock 9. Find The Cost Of Freedom The Forum, Los Angeles, June 28, 1970 - Disc one: tracks 1-5 Fillmore East, New York, June 7, 1970 - Disc one: tracks 6-9 The Forum, Los Angeles, June 26, 1970 - Disc two: tracks 1-9  
 06/28/70 The Forum
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG ANOTHER 4 WAY STREET: THE COMPLETE BILL HALVERSON TAPES 1969-70 Archives No. 21 Also known as Lakehurst, non-existant concert Soundboard recordings re-pitched, de-hummed and remastered. Disc 1: 1. Suite: Judy Blue Eyes 2. Blackbird 3. On The Way Home 4. Teach Your Children 5. Tell Me Why 6. The Loner / Cinnamon Girl / Down By The River 7. Black Queen 8. 49 Bye-Byes / America's Children / For What It's Worth 9. Love The One You're With Disc 2: 1. Pre-Road Dawns 2. Long Time Gone 3. Helplessly Hoping 4. Southern Man 5. As I Come Of Age 6. Ohio 7. Carry On 8. Woodstock 9. Find The Cost Of Freedom The Forum, Los Angeles, June 28, 1970 - Disc one: tracks 1-5 Fillmore East, New York, June 7, 1970 - Disc one: tracks 6-9 The Forum, Los Angeles, June 26, 1970 - Disc two: tracks 1-9  
 09/08/74 Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury, NY 
 3 cdr      westbury.sbd.stream.wolfgang'svault.gp.flac16 

 07/12/82 Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Crusaders "Satisfaction" 2000GFRR 608 Live at Montreux Jazz Festibal. Montreux, Switzerland. July 12, 1982 1. Hustler 2. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction* 3. Street Life** 4. Put It Where You Want It "Bonus Track" JVC Jazz Festival 1986 5. The Way It Goes (with Nancy Wilson) 6. Chain Reaction Wilton Felder - Sax Barry Finerty - Guitar Joe Sample - Piano Eddie M. Watkins - Bass Stix Hooper - Drums Jimmy Cliff - Vocal * Rena Scott -Vocal ** 
 07/30/83 Yomiuri Land Open Theater East
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Special Guest: Larry Graham on last track ........... Source: FM>DAT>Phillips CDR 880>EAC Secure>Flac Frontend, Level 5 Sound: A+, Excellent!  
 07/03/87 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: .... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  
 ??/??/87 Unknown
Unknown, Germany 
 1 cdr      The Crusaders Live in Germany 1987. The grand old dudes playing live on the Ohne Extra Filter TV show. Also features a youngish Kenny G before he hit the bigtime. Lineage: Pace analogue Satellite receiver audio output > Philips CDRecorder > Cool edit (Fade in Fade out) > EAC > WAV > FLAC Band: Joe Sample Keyboards Scott Parker Drums Wilton Felder Saxophone James Earl Bass David.T.Walker Guitar Eddie Davis Trumpet Special Guests: Kenny G Saxophone Airto Morreira Percussion Reichii Guillory Vocals Setlist: 1. Mischievous Ways 2. Chain Reaction 3. Sunrise 4. Carmel 5. The Way It Goes - Feat. Reichii Guillory on vocals 6. Streetlife - Feat. Reichii Guillory on vocals 7. Put It Where You Want It- Feat Kenny G on sax. 8. Covert Action - Feat Kenny G on sax.  

 08/20/72 Kongresshalle
Munich, Germany 
 3 cdr      THE CTI ALL STARS CTI OLYMPIC JAZZ KONGRESSHALLE ( ? ),MUNICH LATE AUGUST 1972 FRANKIE CROCKER-HOST BOB JAMES-KEYBOARDS RON CARTER-BASS JACK DEJOHNETTE-DRUMS FREDDIE HUBBARD-TRUMPET STANLEY TURRENTINE-TENOR SAX HUBERT LAWS-FLUTE JOE FARRELL-TENOR SAX HANK CRAWFORD-ALTO SAX GROVER WASHINGTON JR-TENOR SAX JACKIE & ROY-VOCALS ESTHER PHILLIPS-VOCALS CD1 1-ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA W/ INTROS > 2-MARVIN GAYE MEDLEY 3-TALK 4-IMPRESSIONS 5-TALK 6-DAAHOUD 7-SPRING CAN REALLY HANG YOU UP THE MOST 8-MUNICH WALTZ 9-TALK CD2 1-SOUND DOWN 2-TALK 3-RED CLAY 4-TALK 5-BABY I'M FOR REAL 6-IN THE EVENING 7-TALK CD3 1-TALK 2-SUGAR 3-TALK 4-MISTY 5-TALK 6-WINDMILLS 7-TALK 8-BLUES ( ? ) 9-CLOSING ( ? ) FM > OFF THE AIR REEL MASTER > REEL > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  

 10/22/85 Cleveland Music Hall
Cleveland, OH 
 2 cdr      The Cure Cleveland Music Hall Cleveland, OH October 22, 1985 Soundboard (RS version) Lineage: cassette master > cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A > HHB CDR-850 > CDR, then: CDR > EAC > WAV > Nero Wave Editor > FLAC Remastering: FLAC files > Wavemerge > SF8 and AA 1.0 (volume adjustments and EQ, other minor work) > CDWav > FLAC Main Set: 01. The Baby Screams 02. Play For Today 03. Kyoto Song 04. Primary 05. The Hanging Garden 06. Cold 07. A Night Like This 08. In Between Days 09. Let's Go To Bed 10. The Walk 11. Push 12. Screw 13. One Hundred Years 14. A Forest 15. Sinking Encores: 16. Six Different Ways 17. Close To Me 18. Charlotte Sometimes 19. Three Imaginary Boys 20. Boys Don't Cry 21. 10:15 Saturday Night 22. Killing An Arab 23. Do You Wanna Touch Suggested disc splits: Main show is on Disc 1, all encores are on Disc 2 Remaster notes: Original recording was mastered with the levels a bit too hot. I backed this off, and EQed it to bring the dynamics of this recording to life. Channels were balanced, and a dropout at the end of Push Was removed and crossfaded to make a smooth transition. Remastered by terrapinstation 2009-03-12 Thanks to Mexminute and TheCommish for posting this SBD. ORIGINAL NOTES: Another stellar recording from "The RS Archives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Small fade-out applied to end of Track 115 with Nero's wave editor * Deleted small gap at end of Track 205 with Nero wave editor * Volume adjustments (as listed below); with the exception of a few spots, the overall volume of the recording was a little low (before adjustments, the avg. volume of the entire show was 89.4 dB). Volume adjustments: Track 101: +1dB (2:03-2:06 mark), +2dB (2:06-2:09), +3dB (2:09-end) Tracks 102-110: +3dB Track 111: +3dB (0:00-4:25 mark); +5dB (4:25-end) Tracks 112-113: +5dB Track 114: +5dB (0:00-1:14); +3dB (1:14-4:45); +2dB (4:45-10:16); +3dB (10:16-end) Track 115: +3dB Tracks 201-202: +5dB Track 203: +5dB (0:00-0:12 mark); +3dB (0:12-end) Tracks 204-206: +3dB Track 207: +3dB (0:00-0:14 mark); +2dB (0:14-2:22), no volume adj. (2:22-end) Track 208: No volume adj. About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish March 2009 
 01/19/91 Wembley Arena
London, England 
 1 cdr      Silver CD - A "Kiss The Stone" release (Cat # KTS035) Official tracks removed Soundboard recording Quality: A Lineage: Silver CD > Adobe Audition > Flac (compression level: 1) > You Running Time: 73:26 Tracklisting: 01 - Pictures of You (removed) 02 - Fascination Street (removed) 03 - Just Like Heaven 04 - Lullaby (removed) 05 - The Walk 06 - Let's Go To Bed 07 - Why Can't I Be You 08 - In Between Days 09 - A Forest (removed) 10 - Never Enough 11 - Three Imaginary Boys 12 - Boys Don't Cry 13 - Disintegration 

 06/30/88 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ............ Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ......... Lineup : Curtis Mayfield - guitar, vocals Frank Amato - keyboards Lebron "Benny" Scott - bass Luis Stefanel - percussion Lee Goodness - drums  

 04/14/64 The White House
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      received in trade 

 11/01/79 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 2 cdr      DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET ** This is a very rare chance to hear Butch Miles during his brief tenure with Brubeck** Live at Liederhalle Stuttgart/Germany, 1979-11-01 SOURCE: SBD>Metal Audio Tape>CD TRANSFER>trade>CD>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac SOUND: A/A+ (very fine sound + show!!, listen to mp3 sample) Lineup: Dave Brubeck-p Jerry Bergonzi-ts, el b* Chris Brubeck-el b, b tb* Butch Miles-d CD 1 Summer Music St. Louis Blues Brother, Can you Spare a Dime? In Your Own Sweet Way Tritonis Big Bad Basie* CD 2 Cassandra Like Someone in Love Home Town Blues* God's Love Made Visible It Could Happen to You ENJOY!!    
 08/01/90 Boulder Theatre
Boulder, CO 
 2 cdr      Dave Brubeck Quartet Boulder Theater Boulder, CO 1990-08-01 Source: Soundboard 1st Gen Cassette > DAT Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > M-Audio Audiophile 2496 to Wavelab 5.0 mastering with iZotope Ozone 3 > CDWAV1.9 > FLAC (level . Transferred, Remastered and Seeded by Bill Koucky April 2007 Dave Brubeck - Piano Randy Jones – Drums Jack Six – Bass Bill Smith – Clarinet Complete Set List Disk 1 1. Theme For June 2. Peace of Jerusalem 3. Once When I Was Very Young 4. Dancing In Rhythm 5. Yesterdays 6. I've Got Rhythm 7. Band Intros Total Time: 50:57 Disk 2 1. Koto Song 2. Roman March 3. These Foolish Things 4. Shine On Harvest Moon 5. Blue Rondo à la Turk 6. Take Five Notes: Diginoise during d2tr06 

 12/08/76 The Dome
Greenvale, NY 
 2 cdr      DAVE MASON THE DOME, C.W. POST COLLEGE, GREENVALE,NY,USA DECEMBER 8,1976 CD1 1-GIVE ME A REASON 2-WORLD IN CHANGES 3-SHOW ME SOME AFFECTION 4-TAKING THE TIME TO FIND 5-GOING DOWN SLOW 6-PEARLY QUEEN 7-LOOK AT YOU LOOK AT ME CD2 1-ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER > 2-FEELIN' ALRIGHT 3-GIMME SOME LOVIN' 4-YOU ARE EVERY WOMAN 5-TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT ( FADES IN ) 6-LET IT GO LET IT FLOW 7-BRING IT ON HOME TO ME CD1 ALL TRACKS & CD2 TRACKS 1-3 WLIR-FM DELAYED BROADCAST > OFF AIR REEL MASTER > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC SONGS PLAYED BUT NOT BROADCAST: CD2 TRACKS 4-7 CASSETTE AUD MASTER > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC SOME MINOR DEFECTS ON THE AUD PORTION 

 12/16/03 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  recorded DAO but has some cuts between songs , no music is affected. with emmylou harris and buddy miller  
 06/11/04 Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN 
 2 cdr     A+  official download so probably shouldn't trade 

 02/06/96 Luther College
Decorah, IA 
 2 cdr     A+  official release so probably should not trade 
 02/18/97 Paramount Theatre
Denver, CO 
 3 cdr    A   
 03/14/99 Marin Civic Auditorium
San Rafael, CA 
 3 cdr    A+  with carlos santana and bob weir 
 03/10/07 Paradiso
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds Paradiso Amsterdam, The Netherlands March 10th, 2007 AUD + AUD Matrix Mix (60%-AUD1/40%-AUD2) Disc 1 01 [00:59] Intro 02 [08:35] Bartender 03 [04:52] Stay or Leave 04 [04:52] Save Me 05 [06:36] So Damn Lucky 06 [06:18] Old Dirt Hill 07 [09:03] Lie In Our Graves 08 [05:28] Smooth Rider 09 [08:06] Crush 10 [05:22] Grey Street 11 [05:21] The Maker 12 [05:18] Little Thing 13 [07:33] Jimi Thing TT [78:16] Set 2 01 [05:42] Tim Solo 02 [04:53] Gravedigger 03 [05:28] Grace Is Gone 04 [05:14] Oh 05 [06:31] #41 > Everday outro 06 [05:55] Crash Into Me 07 [11:26] Dancing Nancies Encore 08 [04:54] Some Devil 09 [02:31] Still Water > 10 [07:59] Don't Drink the Water 11 [04:02] Sister 12 [07:24] Two Step TT [72:03] --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info AUD1 Taper: Bob Haag Location: 1.5ft from the left stack Source: AKG 460 JW Mods ck61's > SD 722 @ 24/96 Conversion: SD 722 > Dell D600 > wavelab > CD Wav > FLAC AUD2 Taper: BNZ Source: at831 > SP-SPSB-8 (Bass Roll-off at 107 HZ) > Edirol R09 at 44.1 Khz Transfer: SD card > SDslot > PC > Soundforge 8.0 > Cdwave > Shorten > SHN Thanks to all the hard work from the two tapers that night, Bob Haag and BNZ. And an even bigger thanks for their loving care transfering and sharing these sources for all to enjoy. Both of these recordings were nothing short of spectacular. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLAC were decoded to wave. Wavmerge was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch both sources. SF8.0 was used for the EQ setting pre mixdown. This is a 60% AUD1, 40% AUD2 mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion 19-MAR-2007 - Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear slim double jewel case. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes Two incredible AUD recordings. AUD2 had random between song crowd cheer portions cut out making allot extra work synching these sources. However, nothing important was missing and the end result is a recording that flows seamlessly, smooth and natural without any interruptions. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings Stereo Matrix AUD1 -3db AUD2 -6db ---------------------------------------------------------  

 09/11/92 Delta Kappa Epsilon House, U. of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 
 1 cdr      Dave Solo TAO , but great sound 
 03/21/01 The Tribudore
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      This is a disc-length solo show, with great music and conversation. The lineage is from FM to DAT to cd, and finally to your ears. Dave plays: Every Day The Space Between What You Are Bartender Grace Is Gone Angel I Did It All Along The Watchtower 
 03/21/01 The Tribudore
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Interview tracks removed 

 05/11/91 The South Street Warehouse
Charlottesville, VA 
 1 cdr     A-  dmb1991-05-11 South Street Warehouse, Charlottesville, VA Taper: Unknown Source: SBD > MCS > Cass(4) Cass>CD:Unknown Equip: cass(4)> D6> Phillips CDR 765 > ...???? What Would You Say One Sweet World Song That Jane Likes All Along The Watchtower Cry Freedom Warehouse Typical Situat 
 11/27/91 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr      Dave Matthews Band November 27, 1991 Trax Charlottesville Va Source: ASBD>CD? CD>WAV>FLAC: Mike Belkin <MJBelkin@Uwm.edu> All songs encoded using EAC Secure Mode, All tracks ripped had 100% quality. Disc One: 01: Dancing Nancies * 03:53.35 02: I'll Back You Up * 03:21.12 03: The Maker * 03:40.12 04: Cry Freedom * 04:13.38 05: Song That Jane Likes * 03:03.68 SET BREAK 06: Warehouse ^ 06:12.52 07: Jimi Thing 09:03.30 08: One Sweet World (Instrumental intro) 06:05.44 09: Lover Lay Down 05:45.74 10: True Reflections 05:05.28 Disc Two: 01: Angel From Montgomery 04:10.12 02: Tripping Billies 06:05.49 03: Recently 08:14.51 04: People People 06:45.26 05: Satellite # 04:59.38 06: Exodus $ 11:36.62 07: Typical Situation @ $ 06:44.22 ^ - Mostly Jibberish type lyrics, no real form to them $ - Featuring Daryl Rhodes on Percussion # - Earliest known recording * - Dave Solo @ - Extended Boyd and Leroi Intro NOTES: *Most of the info from this show is unkown but safely assumed. It was found in a recording studio in Charlottesville Va by a college student recording with her college a capella group. She asked the studio guy if she could have it and he said yes. The Original was in the form of 2 discs and were labeled with the date 11.27.1991 and they said they were recorded at Trax. The current disc 1 was also labeled disc two and visa versa however it is obvious that they were accidently switched or mislabeled. She gave the CDs to Marcus Graham who is responsible for helping us get this excellent show out. * compiled 1/29/05 by Mike Belkin <MJBelkin@uwm.edu> any problems email me. * Thanks to Christopher Patrick Drews for the co-seed. 
 02/13/92 Cole Hall - Bridgewater College
Bridgewater, VA 
 1 cdr      Band: Dave Matthews Band Date: 1992-02-13 Venue: Bridgewater College Location: Bridgewater, VA Source: VHS>Unknown Taper: Unknown Conversion: Unknown *********************************************************** ***THIS SHOW IS NOT TO BE MP3 ENCODED*** *********************************************************** Disc One: 01: Ants Marching 05:02 02: The Song That Jane Likes 03:27 03: Best of what’s around 06:39 04: Angel from Montgomery 04:28 05: All Along the Watchtower 06:38 06: Lover Lay Down 06:28 07: Satellite % 01:04 08: Recently * ^ 00:00 09: Cry Freedom 05:52 10: Jimi Thing 07:19 11: So Much to Say # 04:24 12: Tripping Billies 05:07 13: The Maker 06:03 14: True Reflections ^ 00:00 15: Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard 05:57 16: Warehouse 07:26 17: What Would You Say 03:56 Total: 1:19:50 Grid: * By Boyd only on Norwegian Wood. ^ Missing from tape of show. % Incomplete on tape of show. # Dave and Peter only on this track. Appears to be the first live So Much to Say. UPDATE INFO: Update by Matt Hughes (2006) matt@matthewstreetband.com  
 04/05/92 Van Ryper's Music Festival
Charlottesville, VA 
 1 cdr      Dave Matthews Band April 5, 1992 Van Riper's Music Festival Charlottesville, VA Taper: Unknown Source: DSBD Disc 1: 01: Two Step* 02: Lover Lay Down 03: Satellite 04: Ants Marching 05: Recently 06: So Much To Say 07: The Song That Jane Likes 08: True Reflections 09: Dancing Nancies 10: All Along the Watchtower 11: Tripping Billies * = First Time Played 
 04/22/92 Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg, VA 
 1 cdr      TAO , but otherwise excellent sbrd sound 
 05/13/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr      TAO , fair amount of tape hiss , not very great quality 
 07/08/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr      Dave Matthews Band The FloodZone, Richmond,VA July 8, 1992 Taper: Unknown Source: ASBD Conversion: Unknown Track | Name | Time (m:s) ------------------------------------------------------------ d1t1 Seek Up (First Ever)* 05:18 d1t2 Drive In, Drive Out* 03:41 d1t3 Lie In Our Graves*^ 02:50 d1t4 Dancing Nancies* 04:24 d1t5 One Sweet World 05:39 d1t6 The Song That Jane Likes 03:11 d1t7 All Along the Watchtower 06:13 d1t8 Lover Lay Down 07:02 d1t9 Two Step 08:13 d1t10 Minarets--> 05:28 d1t11 Blue Water Baboon Farm 09:45 d1t12 So Much To Say 04:38 d1t13 Satellite 04:18 d1t14 Introductions 01:04 d2t1 Tripping Billies 05:41 d2t2 Ants Marching 04:29 d2t3 Recently 08:14 d2t4 Help Myself 04:48 d2t5 Angel From Montgomery 04:20 d2t6 Jam--> 05:59 d2t7 Typical Situation 10:25 d2t8 Spotlight 05:51 d2t9 Warehouse 06:57 d2t10 Jimi Thing 09:43 d2t11 What Would You Say? 04:34 * Dave Solo ^ Pops during Lie In Our Graves. Continues untill the very beginning of Dancing Nancies. Compiled By: Tom Downey (tdd342@students.jwu.edu)  
 09/01/92 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr     A-  TAO , but pretty decent 
 09/30/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 3 cdr     A-  TAO , but very nice 
 10/31/92 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr        Taper: unknown Source Info: DSBD DAT &gt; CD: Mike Vernal Extraction: done with EAC 0.81 at 1-2x, Peter Denton SHN: Peter Denton DO NOT ENCODE THIS SHOW IN MP3 FORMAT.  
 11/11/92 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr     A-  TAO Nice quality , BOWA,SMTS,maker filler 
 11/18/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 1 cdr      TAO but nice need 80 min cd 
 12/09/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr     A+  DAO damn near perfect sound but missing PFWYG and LIOG  
 12/23/92 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 3 cdr     A-  source: Master Soundboard HiFi -> Lucid AD9624 -> DAT (48KHZ) CD --> SHN: allan chen Plextor Manager 2000>mkwact  
 12/29/92 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr      TAO but still nice Disc 2 has filler from drunk dave in 96 between sets at AGR show  
 12/31/92 The Omni Hotel
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr      DAO  
 01/26/93 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 3 cdr      TAO but still nice 
 01/27/93 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 3 cdr      TAO but nice 
 02/04/93 Flood Zone
Richmond, VA 
 2 cdr      TAO but still nice 
 02/09/93 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr      TAO but still nice 
 03/07/93 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr      miguel valdez benefit with tim reynolds,darrel rose, and houston ross unknown dmb filler on disc 2 
 03/12/93 Chi Phi Frat House
Athens, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  dave matthews band 3/12/93 Chi Phi House Univ. of Georgia Athens, GA. unknown source: DSBD conversion: allan chen sony r300>sek'd prodif plus>samplitude (48>44.1)>cdwav **no DAE. dat>wav>shn cd1 ----------------- 1 - ants 2 - recently 3 - one sweet world 4 - help myself 5 - jimi thing 6 - granny cd2 ----------------- 1 - all along the watchtower [end set 1] 2 - rhyme and reason 3 - seek up 4 - dancing nancies 5 - satellite 6 - so much to say cd3 ------------------ 1 - song that jane likes 2 - true reflections > tripping billies (cut) 3 - lie in our graves 4 - angel from montgomery 5 - warehouse 6 - what would you say compiled by allan chen 1/13/00 
 03/23/93 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 3 cdr      peter greisar's last show with the band 
 04/01/93 He's Not Here
Chapel Hill, NC 
 2 cdr      Dave Matthews Band April 1, 1993 He's Not Here Chapel Hill, NC Source: sbd > ??? > minidisc (LP2) Transfer: Sony MDS-JE510 (optical out) > Zoltrix Pro 6 (optical in) > SoundForge 7.0b > wav Editing/Tracking: SoundForge 7.0b / CDWav 1.93.1 Conversion: wav > SHNTool > mkwAct > SHN (seek tables appended) Disc 1 (66:49.36) 01 - Intro 00:31.57 02 - Jimi Thing 11:29.32 03 - Ants Marching 04:41.74 04 - Two Step 04:01.46 05 - Warehouse 06:32.57 06 - So Much To Say 04:46.02 07 - Tripping Billies 04:57.31 08 - Rhyme & Reason 12:10.47 09 - Satellite 06:11.13 10 - Dangerous Hours (Help Myself) 04:53.63 11 - True Reflections 06:32.64 Disc 2 (56:36.05) 01 - Intro 00:46.25 02 - Dancing Nancies 09:22.46 03 - Lie In Our Graves 08:47.32 04 - Intro to > 03:00.15 05 - One Sweet World 05:24.42 06 - Granny 05:20.57 07 - Best of What's Around 06:20.02 08 - All Along The Watchtower 07:44.58 09 - Recently 09:49.28 Notes: - He's Not Here is a bar in Chapel Hill, NC - Two Step (d1t04) cuts at the end and the beginning of Warehouse (d1t05) cuts in. - There is a 1 second cut toward the end of Tripping Billies (d1t07) at the 04:47 mark. - The show is 2 sets (disc 1 and disc 2). History: Jason Silverstein gave this show to Sharon Bergamo in October of 2004 (special thanks to Wayne Teeger who made the connection!). It was a single minidisc labeled "He's Not Here, Dave Matthews Band, 4/1/93." She sent the minidisc to Ken Mininger for digital conversion. This show is previously uncirculated. Jason was at this show and can verify the date and location. The following are notes from Jason sent to Sharon and Ken: "What I can tell you is more personal. The He's Not Here show was personally paid for by my old fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha, as an April Fool's Day bash. I was pledging at the time, so I had to help the band set up and break down the equipment. They had this old white van we packed with their own amps. I remember Boyd and I struggled with one piece - he wasn't as 'fit' then. The guys were very laidback, and you can hear several of them screaming song names between songs during the sets. Funny stuff, at least to me because I know who is saying what." "There's another show as well from "Fraternity Court," which actually happened the week prior and was paid for by all the fraternities in the court (including ours). We had about 20 real big band devotees in the house (including me), so booking them was pretty easy. The funny thing is we paid $3,500 for them at He's Not Here and we thought that would be the last time we could afford them. We were right." The "Fraternity Court" show referenced is the 3/20/93 show (also given to Sharon on minidisc and converted by Ken). This show is currently in circulation but with a different setlist order. The minidisc version has no cuts or breaks and is believed to be the proper setlist order. In this show, Dave mentions the upcoming 4/1/93 show at He's Not Here. Compiled on October 20, 2004 by Ken Mininger and Sharon Bergamo. 
 04/02/93 Corrin Refectory, Salem College
Winston-Salem, NC 
 3 cdr     A+  Source: Soundboard + Audio Technica 813>Yamaha MM10 Mixer>Sony D-10 Pro Taped by: Rick Stern 
 08/19/93 Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 20 ... So probably should not trade 
 11/16/93 Trax
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr      disc 2 : say goodbye, i'll back you up, warehouse, satellite, dancing nancies, typical situation, ants marching, christmas song 
 03/10/94 Fox Theatre
Boulder, CO 
 3 cdr       
 04/06/94 Georgia Theatre
Athens, GA 
 2 cdr     A+   
 04/13/94 Club Metronome
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr       
 07/17/94 Backstage Tavern
Ballard, WA 
 2 cdr      Dave Matthews Band RCA Records Promo Party The Backstage, Seattle, WA 1994-07-17 Soundboard > Denon DTR-80P DAT at 48kHz Soundcheck: 1 Recently 2 The Song That Jane Likes 3 One Sweet World Show: 4 One Sweet World 5 Warehouse 6 The Song That Jane Likes 7 Dancing Nancies 8 Pay For What You Get 9 Lie in our Graves 1 Jimi Thing > Seek Up 2 Tripping Billies 3 All Along The Watchtower 4 Satellite 5 Ants Marching 6 Encore: (without Boyd) 7 I'll Back You Up 8 Recently Remastered 2007-04-01 by the original recordist Original master transfer to WAV 24-bit processing in Sound Forge 8.0: Resampled to 44.1kHz Fixed glitch Adjusted volume in 1st part of "One Sweet World" Waves L1+ Ultramaximizer (limiting, noise shaping, dither) ************************************************************************Archival notes: This is a fresh transfer from the original master DAT. Other archivists have described the other copies in circulation as having distortion, clipping, brickwalling, etc. The original recording does not have these defects. The only distortion I noticed was at the board, when the band explodes in the middle of Watchtower. I have also included the 3-song soundcheck. I do not believe that this usually circulated, until now. If anyone has a copy of this historic show, I encourage you to upgrade to this version. Transfer process: This is my standard process, but I thought I would spell it out for once: - The original DAT was recorded on a Denon DTR-80P DAT at 48kHz. - This was played back on a Sony PCM-R500 DAT deck through an AES/EBU digital link into a Lynx One sound card on a PC. - The file was recorded with, and all editing done in Sony Sound Forge 8.0. - Removed nearly silent portions between songs in the soundcheck (only). - Reduced the volume of the first soundcheck song by 3dB. - During the show, I apparently reduced the levels part way into the first song of the show. To fix that, I now reduced the volume of the first song of the show by 6dB, using a graphic fade that faded up at the point in time at which I had originally reduced the levels. - Inserted region markers for tracks on 588-sample boundaries. This is done by setting 75.0 frames per second, and enabling "Auto Snap To Time, making a selection, and dropping a marker at one edge of the (snapped) selection. - The file was converted to 24-bit depth. - Fixed one pop. - Resampled to 44.1kHz using the highest quality setting, with anti-alias filtering but no dither or noise shaping. - The Waves L1+ Ultramaximizer was then applied, with an 8.8dB threshold. This process takes the place of normalization. It applied an 8.8dB volume increase while limiting it, to accommodate the random peak. The Waves L1+ also includes the Waves IDR which performs the 16-bit quantization. Settings: "Type 1" dither and "Ultra" noise shaping. - The file was then truncated to 16-bit, and regions were extracted and converted to FLAC. Show notes: This was the first DMB show west of the Rockies. It was right after RCA Records signed them. Prior to the deal, DMB had done quite nicely with their first record, "Remember Two Things" on Bama Rags Records. The new deal with RCA Records was certain to make them a nationally popular act. To get things rolling, RCA invited them to play as the entertainment for an RCA/BMG national meeting that happened to take place in Seattle. RCA rented out the top club in town, The Backstage (capacity about 450), and planned to bus the meeting attendees over to the club for a private party. This show was in between normal tours. There were a few Virginia transplants and other friends of the band living in Seattle at the time, so RCA said that they would open the club doors to the general public at a certain time, part-way through the evening. A significant portion of the crowd were actually people that I called up and encouraged to come down. And people that those people called. I don't recall how exactly things happened, but I'm pretty sure that everyone who came got in for free and saw the whole show. To get to the dressing room at The Backstage, you had to go through the kitchen. The kitchen had one of those doors that swings both ways. The servers blow in and out through that door all night. Somehow, during the encore break, Boyd Tinsley got his violin smashed while attempting to pass through the door while someone was coming in the opposite direction. That's why he is not on the encore. Boyd was heartbroken. I remember my friend telling Boyd that he would look back on this some day and laugh because the success that they were about to experience would make it trivial to replace the instrument. Historical perspective: Looking back on it now, nearly 13 years later, it really was a turning point for DMB. The popularity really took off with the first RCA release that followed shortly afterwards. Now DMB routinely sells out the 18,000 seat Gorge Amphitheater when they play in the Northwest, for days at a time. I've been told that Dave Matthews eventually settled down in Seattle.  
 08/12/94 Ziggy's
Winston-Salem, NC 
 2 cdr    A B+  liberated bootleg "live at ziggy's" some hiss and pops and clicks but real nice show 
 10/06/94 Lee's Palace
Toronto, ON 
 2 cdr/shn     A+  Source: SBD->(DMB's) Panasonic SV-3700 -> Aiwa HD-S1. Conversion 48->44.1 was done with CoolEdit Pro @ 99.9 quality setting w/pre-post filter>CD>EAC>SHN........... Source: SBD->(DMB's) Panasonic SV-3700 -> Aiwa HD-S1. Conversion 48->44.1 was done with CoolEdit Pro @ 99.9 quality setting w/pre-post filter>CD>EAC>SHN Taper: Adam Shiffman (adam@rift.com) SHN's created by: Marcus Thunich (marcust99@home.com)  
 01/26/95 Memorial Auditorium
Burlington, VT 
 1 cdr     A-   
 02/24/95 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      with john popper and trey anastasio 
 05/05/95 L.B. Day Amphitheatre
Salem, OR 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 12 ... So probably should not trade 
 05/10/95 Yoshi's
Oakland, CA 
 1 cddr      Dave Matthews Band 5-10-95 Yoshi's KFOG Broadcast San Francisco, CA t01 Recently 4:14:11 t02 Dancing Nancies 7:03:15 t03 Pay For What You Get 7:45:17 t04 Jimi Thing 8:48:35 t05 Ants Marching 5:32:50 t06 Tripping Billies 5:48:20 t07 E: Don't Burn the Pig 4:43:74 t08 E: #40 4:40:64 compiled by: Allan Chen kaiyen@stanford.edu 
 08/11/95 The Greek Theatre - University of California
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  eyes of the world cover 
 08/15/95 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cdr     A+  official release so probably should not trade 
 08/23/95 Meadow Brook Music Theater
Rochester Hills, MI 
 2 cdr     A+  LIVE TRAX Vol.5 ...so probably should not trade...with David Ryan Harris on guitar 
 10/04/95 Tinker Street Cafe
Woodstock, NY 
 2 cdr       
 12/31/95 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Dave Matthews Band Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, VA December 31, 1995 Source Info: Digital Pre-FM > DAT DAT > CD > SHN: Tascam DA-P1 > Audiomedia III/Powermac G3/233 > Pro Tools 4.3.2 > Panasonic 7502 (burn/extract) ************************************************** ** THIS SHOW IS NOT TO BE MP3-ENCODED ** ************************************************** Disc One: 01: Warehouse - 09:21:16 02: Proudest Monkey - 08:55:47 03: Satellite - 06:23:26 04: One Sweet World - 09:00:69 05: Dancing Nancies - 09:29:29 06: Crash Into Me - 07:55:54 07: Jimi Thing - 13:21:56 Total: - 64:29:72 Disc Two: 01: Two Step - 08:52:51 02: Rhyme & Reason - 05:23:09 03: Little Thing - 05:27:05 04: All Along the Watchtower - 07:51:27 05: Tripping Billies - 05:08:65 06: Drive In Drive Out - 11:05:68 07: Ants Marching - 07:31:12 Total: - 51:22:12 Disc Three: 01: Seek Up - 15:33:30 02: Recently - 12:00:42 03: Christmas Song - 06:44:46 04: Too Much - 04:48:45 05: What Would You Say - 04:17:17 Total: - 43:24:30  
 04/30/96 Classic Amphitheatre
Richmond, VA 
 2 cd     A+  LIVE TRAX vol. 4 ... so probably should not trade  
 06/18/96 Polaris Amphitheatre
Columbus, OH 
 2 cdr     A-   
 10/06/96 Mullins Center, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 
 2 cdr     A-   
 12/31/96 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol.7 ... So probably should not trade 
 06/06/97 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  with bela fleck 
 07/02/97 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr     A-  with john popper 
 07/11/97 The Gorge Ampitheatre
George, WA 
 3 cdr     A-  with los lobos 
 05/17/98 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 3 cdr     a-   
 06/07/98 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 2 cdr    A- A-  liberated bootleg "rocks giants stadium" 
 06/21/98 Loreley Freilichtbühne
St. Goarshausen, Germany 
 1 cdr    A  1 set only. Excellent sounding SBRD, but nasty digi noise ruins "two step" and "tripping billies" 
 08/04/98 Star Lake Amphitheatre
Burgettstown, PA 
 3 cdr     B+  stir it up 
 12/07/98 Worcester Centrum Center
Worcester, MA 
 3 cdr    A B+  linus and lucy jam also w/tim reynolds and bela leck 
 12/08/98 Worcester Centrum Centre
Worcester, MA 
 2 cd     A+  LIVE TRAX Vol. 1 ... probably should not trade...with Bela Fleck 
 12/19/98 United Center
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A+  Live In Chicago Official Release so probably should not trade 
 05/13/99 The Palace
Auburn Hills, MI 
 2 cdr    A- A-  with jamal millner skip during #41  
 05/26/99 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 2 cdr    A A-  awesome show with santana and bela fleck ! 
 05/29/99 Foxboro Stadium
Foxboro, MA 
 2 cdr    A A-  with santana 
 07/16/99 The Gorge Ampitheatre
George, WA 
 2 cdr    A- A-  liberated bootleg "down in the gorge" 
 09/11/99 Continental Airlines Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 2 cdr     A+  "Listener Supported" official release so probably should not trade 
 06/19/00 Polaris Amphitheatre
Columbus, OH 
 2 cdr    A- A-   
 06/20/00 Polaris Amphitheatre
Columbus, OH 
 2 cdr    A- A-   
 06/26/00 Riverbend Music Theatre
Cincinnati, OH 
 3 cdr    A- A-  liberated bootleg "roots and rhythms" 
 07/19/00 RFK Stadium
Washington, DC 
 3 cdr     A-  w/ ben harper on watchtower 
 08/27/00 Meadows Music Theatre
Hartford, CT 
 2 cd     A+  LIVE TRAX vol.3 probably should not trade 
 08/29/00 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 11 ... So probably should not trade 
 09/16/00 Starplex Amphitheatre
Dallas, TX 
 2 cdr    a+ A-  20 minute 2 step w/ bela fleck 
 12/13/00 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  with warren hayes 
 04/21/01 Scott Stadium
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr     A-  with neil young  
 04/28/01 Alltel Pavilion at Walnut Creek
Raleigh, NC 
 3 cdr     A-   
 05/05/01 Fair Grounds Race Course
New Orleans, LA 
 2 cdr      IEM so should not trade with lenny kravitz and paul simon 
 07/11/01 Folsom Field (CU Boulder)
Boulder, CO 
 2 cd     A+  Live At Folsom Field Official Release so probably should not trade  
 08/01/01 Hershey Park Stadium
Hershey, PA 
 3 cdr     naylor  
 04/08/02 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr    A- A-   
 04/12/02 Dunkin Donuts Center
Providence, RI 
 3 cdr    a A- vernal  
 04/13/02 HSBC Arena
Buffalo, NY 
 2 cdr     naylor  
 04/19/02 Air Canada Centre
Toronto, ON 
 2 cdr    a A- s.brown lie in our graves w/ bela fleck 
 04/20/02 Corel Centre
Kanata, ON 
 3 cdr    A A- s.brown 30 min + # 41 w/ bela fleck 
 04/21/02 Molson Centre
Montreal, QC 
 3 cdr    a A- s.brown two step w/ bela fleck 
 05/13/02 Coors Amphitheatre
Chula Vista, CA 
 3 cdr       with warren haynes 
 07/20/02 Six Flags Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
Darien Center, NY 
 2 cdr       
 07/23/02 Great Woods
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr    a- A-   
 07/29/02 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 3 cdr     naylor  
 09/06/02 The Gorge Ampitheatre
George, WA 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Gorge ...official release so probably should not trade 
 09/07/02 The Gorge Ampitheatre
George, WA 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Gorge ...official release so probably should not trade 
 09/08/02 The Gorge Ampitheatre
George, WA 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Gorge ...official release so probably should not trade 
 12/21/02 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  w/ james brown ! 
 09/08/03 Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A- dahlgren  
 09/09/03 Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr     mccullough  
 09/24/03 Great Lawn, Central Park
New York, NY 
 2 cd     A+  Official Release so probably should not trade 
 07/06/04 Tweeter Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr    A A- mccullogh Source: AT831s > SP Dual Channel Mic PreAmp > Nomad Jukebox 3 > SoundEdit > Shorten Location: Section 1, Row M Taped/Transfered By: Adam McCullough  
 08/05/04 Riverbend Music Center
Cincinnati, OH 
 2 cdr    A-    
 08/07/04 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol.8 ... So probably should not trade 
 09/12/04 Golden Gate Park - Polo Fields
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  LIVE TRAX Vol. 2 ... so probably should not trade ...with Carlos Santana... Live Trax Vol. 2 ...probably should not trade  
 05/09/05 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Taper: Mike Peters Source: Radio@AOL Webcast from "Stand Up" release party Conversion: Radio@AOL > Sound Forge 8.0 > Cd Wave > FLAC.. First live performances of Steady As We Go, Die Trying, Hunger, and Dream Girl. 
 09/09/05 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cd     A=  Complete Weekend On The Rocks 2005 official release so probably should not trade 
 09/10/05 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Weekend On The Rocks 2005 official release so probably should not trade 
 09/11/05 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Weekend On The Rocks 2005 official release so probably should not trade 
 09/12/05 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cd     A+  Complete Weekend On The Rocks 2005 official release so probably should not trade 
 12/15/05 TD Banknorth Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr/shn     A-  Taper: Izaak Micah Source: MK4 > KCy I > VMS 02b IB > SoundDevices 722 (24bit 96kHz) Location: 9th row, Seats 3/4, house left, 15' stand, A-B mics Conversion: Soundforge 8.0.53 (normalize, resample (anti-alias filter, high interpolation accuracy), bit depth (Highpass Triangular Dither w/ High-Pass contour noise shaping) > CDWav 1.94.5 > FLAC 1.7.1  
 07/07/06 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  LIVE TRAX Vol. 6 so probably should not trade .... 
 07/08/06 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  LIVE TRAX Vol. 6 so probably should not trade .... 
 08/05/06 Randall's Island
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Taper: Scott Brown Source: DPA (B&K) 4026s (wide cardioid) > Sound Devices 722 @ 24bit/88.2khz Location: Section 101, row J, seat 5 Transfer: 722 > Apple MacBook Pro > Spark XL 2.8.2 (tracking, dither & resample to 16bit/44.1khz) > xACT 1.58 > shn 
 10/21/06 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Acoustic Show With Neil Young on "Cortez The Killer"..... Source: Audience Schoeps CCM4 > Aerco > SBM1 > D8 Transfer: DAT > R500 > MBox > ProTools > xACT1.5b3 > flac(8)  
 10/22/06 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Acoustic Show With Neil Young on "Down By The River" ..... Source: Audience Schoeps CCM4 > Aerco > SBM1 > D8 Transfer: DAT > R500 > MBox > ProTools > xACT1.5b3 > flac(8)  
 03/23/07 MGM Grand Garden Arena
Las Vegas, NV 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol.9 ... So probably should not trade 
 03/24/07 MGM Grand Garden Arena
Las Vegas, NV 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol.9 ... So probably should not trade 
 05/25/07 Atlantic Pavilion
Lisbon, Portugal 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 10 ... So probably should not trade 
 05/27/07 Forest National
Brussels, Belgium 
 3 cdr     A-  With Tom Morello on 2 tracks ********** Dave Matthews Band May 27, 2007 Forest National, Brussels, Brussels-Capital Region disc 1 1Still Water ...> G1 2Don't Drink the Water G1 G2 3When the World Ends G1 G2 4Grey Street G1 G2 5Dreamgirl G1 G2 6Crash Into Me G1 G2 7Jimi Thing G1 G2 disc2 1The Maker G1 G2 2Louisiana Bayou G1 G2 3Sister + G1 4#41 G1 G2 G3 5Satellite G1 G2 G3 6Bass solo intro to 7Crush G1 G2 disc3 1Down By the River G1 G2 2Stay G1 G2 3Ants Marching G1 G2 Encore: 4So Damn Lucky + G1 5American Baby Intro G1 G2 6Two Step G1 G2 Guests: G1 Butch Taylor G2 Rashawn Ross G3 Tom Morello 
 09/08/07 Piedmont Park
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  official release 
 10/02/07 Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  With John Mayer on #41 and Ziggy and Stephen Marley on Exodus ************** Taper: Jon Koch Source: Schoeps MK4 > active cables > Nbox+ > IRiver iHP-120 (Rockbox) Location: Mics DIN ~12', FOH Transfer: IRiver iHP-120 > USB > PC Edit: wav > Sony Soundforge 7.0b > wav > CD Wave > wav Conversion: wav > FLAC frontend 1.7.1 > .flac  
 05/31/08 Post-Gazette Pavilion At Star Lake
Burgettstown, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band Post Gazette Pavillion Burgettstown, PA May 31, 2008 AKG C414B XLS's (Subcardioid)>Grace Design Lunatec V3>Sound Devices 744t Transfer: SD744t>Soundforge 9 (Fades and conversion to 16/44.1)>FLAC Recorded and Processed By Keith Litzenberger Recorded From Section 2 Row D (other side of row than previous night) Setlist: 01.Two Step 02.Granny 03.Corn Bread 04.Satellite 05.So Damn Lucky 06.The Maker 07.Where Are You Going 08.You Might Die Trying 09.#41 10.Too Much 11.Melissa 12.Gravedigger 13.Rhyme And Reason 14.#27 15.Lie In Our Graves 16.Ants Marching 17.crowd Encore: 18.Money> 19.Money (Thats What I Want)  
 06/04/08 Susquehanna Bank Center
Camden, NJ 
 2 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band June 4, 2008 Susquehanna Bank Center Camden, NJ Taper: Rockinman Location: Behind Soundboard,DFC,Stand at 11 feet Source: Akg460mods/ck63 hyper caps(bass rolloff)>UA5 preamp>Nomad JB3(Optical In) Transfer: JB3->Firewire->PC Processing: No normalization, Waves L3 Volume Maximizer applied using SoundForge 8.0., fade in & fade out applied Conversion: CD Wave Editor for track splitting and Flac16 Conversion @ level 5 ***************************************************************** ***** DO NOT ENCODE THIS SHOW TO LOSSY FORMATS ***** ****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR PROFIT********* ***************************************************************** Disc 1 01. Intro 02. Intro to Don't Drink the Water--> 03. Don't Drink the Water 04. Two Step 05. Granny 06. Cornbread 07. Smooth Rider 08. Rhyme and Reason 09. Where Are You Going 10. Happy Birthday Chant for Stefan 11. Pantala Naga Pampa--> 12. Rapunzel 13. Melissa $ Disc 2 01. Crush (Stefan & Tim funky intro) 02. #27 03. Lie In Our Graves (no reprise)--> 04. Ants Marching (Dave and Tim intro) 05. What You Are 06. Louisiana Bayou 07. Encore Break Encore 08. Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) # 09. Bitch % Entire set with Tim Reynolds on Electric Guitar $ Allman Brothers Cover % Rolling Stones cover, first time played # Neil Young and Crazy Horse cover Notes: Once again had security issues with stand height. Gradually raised stand to 9 feet then warned twice to lower stand then finally convinced the head of security that higher was better after fans complained that lower was NOT better. Finally raised stand to 11 feet just after Two Step. Thanks to the dmb sound crew for letting us set up behind the board once again. Thanks to Chris Howell for helping with security issues, a collaborative effort to say the least. Complied by Tom Gambichler on June 5, 2008 
 06/07/08 Busch Stadium
St. Louis, MO 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 13 ... So probably should not trade 
 06/28/08 Nissan Pavilion At Stone Ridge
Bristow, VA 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol.14 probably should not trade 
 06/28/08 Nissan Pavilion At Stone Ridge
Bristow, VA 
 2 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 14 ... So probably should not trade 
 07/20/08 Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce City, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  official release 
 08/09/08 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 3 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 15 probably should not trade  
 08/09/08 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 3 cdr     A+  Live Trax Vol. 15 ... So probably should not trade 
 04/17/09 John Paul Jones Arena
Charlottesville, VA 
 2 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band April 17th, 2009 John Paul Jones Arena University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Taper: Timothy Brown (timothydavidbrown@gmail.com) Location: FOH, ~12 ft ROC Source: AKG C460Bs/CK 61-ULS (ORTF, ~12ft on stand)->PS2->Edirol R-09HR (24 bit/96 kHz) Transfer: SDHC -> PC Processing: Fade in and fade out applied using SoundForge 8.0, dithered to 16 bit resampled to 44.1 kHz using Korg AudioGate 1.5.0.0. Conversion: CDWav 1.93.3 for track splitting and Flac Frontend for Flac16 Conversion @ level 8 Tagging: Band name, Venue and Song Title in Foobar2000 ***************************************************************** ********* PLEASE SPREAD, BUT PLEASE INCLUDE SOURCE INFO ********* ****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR A PROFIT BY ANY MEANS ****** ***************************************************************** 01. Intro 02. Pantala Naga Pampa -> 03. Rapunzel 04. Satellite 05. When the World Ends 06. You Might Die Trying 07. Funny the Way It Is 08. Burning Down the House * 09. Stay or Leave 10. Raven 11. Grey Street 12. Spaceman #-> 13. Cornbread #@ 14. #41 ~ 15. Why I Am 16. Ants Marching 17. Encore Break 18. Sister % 19. The Maker + 20. So Damn Lucky -> 21. Bass solo -> 22. All Along the Watchtower =$ Notes: entire set with Rashawn Ross, trumpet & vocals and Jeff Coffin, saxophones. * Talking Heads cover # with Danny Barnes, banjo @ with "Hoedown" interpolation ~ with "Sojourn of Arjuna" interpolation % Carter, Dave, Rashawn & Tim only + Daniel Lanois cover = Bob Dylan cover $ with "Stairway to Heaven" interpolation Thanks to Jeff P. for the tickets! Thanks to Erin, Andi & Roy for another great road trip! Thanks to the eBasement All-Stars for another fun time!  <a href="/shn/98612">Source Detail</a> 
 05/29/09 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band May 29, 2009 Fenway Park Boston, MA Taper: Ryan Hoyt (hoytr2@yahoo.com) Location: Section A3, Row 4, mics DINa, stand at ~15' Source: dpa 4028 &gt; v2 &gt; 722 *** Please do not trade in lossy formats, such as MP3 *** 01: Introduction 02:24.20 02: Funny the Way It Is * 07:40.16 03: Pig 07:41.67 04: Seven 05:27.50 05: Gravedigger 06:01.67 06: Why I Am 05:08.73 07: Burning Down the House 04:53.63 08: Crash Into Me 06:22.18 09: You Might Die Trying 10:00.26 10: Squirm 05:53.19 11: So Much to Say &gt; 04:57.60 12: Anyone Seen the Bridge &gt; Too Much [fake] &gt; 03:22.34 13: Ants Marching 09:23.40 14: The Dreaming Tree 14:42.35 15: Spaceman &gt; 05:01.12 16: Cornbread 08:42.67 17: Time Bomb 06:07.01 18: Jimi Thing 18:12.71 19: Grey Street 09:43.20 [Encore Break] 20: Rye Whiskey 02:54.33 21: Everyday 10:00.63 22: All Along the Watchtower 10:31.56 Notes: * Some big level adjustments at the begining of this track compiled 5/30/2009  
 05/30/09 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band May 30, 2009 Fenway Park Boston, MA Taper: Ryan Hoyt (hoytr2@yahoo.com) Location: Section A5, Row 2, mics DINa, stand at ~15' Source: dpa 4028 &gt; v2 &gt; 722 *** Please do not trade in lossy formats, such as MP3 *** 01: Introduction 01:59.57 02: Pantala Naga Pampa &gt; 00:40.06 03: Rapunzel * 07:49.22 04: Alligator Pie 05:12.67 05: Don't Drink the Water 08:32.21 06: Seven 05:46.74 07: Gravedigger @ 05:42.47 08: So Damn Lucky 10:46.37 09: Funny the Way It Is 06:48.48 10: Dancing Nancies 11:50.35 11: Why I Am 04:52.09 12: Spaceman 06:38.49 13: #41 20:06.27 14: Rhyme & Reason 09:05.61 15: Squirm 06:15.71 16: Crush 12:07.25 17: Time Bomb 04:23.16 18: Two Step 24:01.11 [Encore Break] 19: Dirty Water 03:54.59 20: Stay (Wasting Time) 08:10.72 Notes: * some small level adjustments after this track @ with Willie Nelson - compiled 5/31/2009 
 06/19/09 Post-Gazette Pavilion
Burgettstown, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band June 19th, 2009 Post-Gazette Pavilion at Star Lake Burgettstown, PA Taper: Timothy Brown (timothydavidbrown@gmail.com) Source: AKG C460Bs/CK63s (DINa, ~12ft on stand, DFC, FOH)->Denecke PS2->Edirol R-09HR (24 bit/96 kHz) Transfer: SDHC -> PC Processing: Fade in, fade out, dithered to 16 bit, resampled to 44.1 kHz & tracking using SoundForge 9.0. Conversion: FLAC frontend 1.7.1 used to align on sector boundaries and for Flac16 Conversion @ level 8 Tagging: Band name, Venue and Song Title in Foobar2000 ***************************************************************** ********* PLEASE SPREAD, BUT PLEASE INCLUDE SOURCE INFO ********* ****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR A PROFIT BY ANY MEANS ****** ***************************************************************** 01. Intro 02. Pantala Naga Pampa -> 03. Rapunzel 04. Granny 05. Stay or Leave 06. Shake Me Like a Monkey 07. Spaceman -> 08. Corn Bread (Down by the Riverside) 09. Seven 10. #41 11. Crash Into Me 12. Funny the Way It Is 13. Lying in the Hands of God 14. So Much to Say -> 15. Anyone Seen the Bridge (Also Sprach Zarathustra) -> 16. Too Much [fake] -> 17. Tripping Billies 18. Why I Am 19. Jimi Thing (Sexy M.F. outro) 20. Alligator Pie 21. You & Me 22. Grey Street 23. Encore Break 24. Sister 25. Bass Solo -> 26. All Along the Watchtower ~ (Stairway to Heaven @) Notes: ~ Bob Dylan cover @ Led Zeppelin cover interpolation Thanks to Tom G. for the tickets, the ride and the beer! A 24 bit/96 kHz version exists. <a href="/shn/99809">Source Detail</a> 
 07/24/09 Hersheypark Stadium
Hershey, PA 
 3 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band July 24th, 2009 Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA Taper: Timothy Brown (timothydavidbrown@gmail.com) Source: AKG C460Bs/CK63s (DINa, Just to the left of the SBD, ~10 LOC, 12' on stand)->PS2->Edirol R-09HR (24 bit/96 kHz) Transfer: SDHC -> PC Processing: Fade in, fade out, dithered to 16 bit, resampled to 44.1 kHz & tracking using SoundForge 9.0. Conversion: FLAC frontend 1.7.1 used to align on sector boundaries and for Flac16 Conversion @ level 8 Tagging: Band name, Venue and Song Title in Foobar2000 ***************************************************************** ********* PLEASE SPREAD, BUT PLEASE INCLUDE SOURCE INFO ********* ****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR A PROFIT BY ANY MEANS ****** ***************************************************************** 01. Intro 02. Shotgun (tease) 03. Squirm 04. Proudest Monkey -> 05. Satellite 06. Shake Me Like a Monkey 07. Seven 08. Seek Up 09. Funny the Way It Is 10. Why I Am 11. Crash Into Me 12. Jimi Thing 13. Alligator Pie 14. Everyday 15. Spaceman -> 16. Corn Bread 17. Louisiana Bayou 18. #41 19. Don't Drink the Water 20. Encore Break 21. You & Me 22. Bass solo (Stairway to Heaven @) -> 23. All Along the Watchtower ~ (Stairway to Heaven @) Notes: ~ Bob Dylan cover @ Led Zeppelin cover interpolation Thanks to Erin for being a great road trip buddy! Thanks to Allison Magera for the tickets, and thanks to Tom G. for helping coordinate with her! Thanks to the eBasement All-Stars for another great day! Big thanks to Hershey's overbearing "head" of security for needlessly giving me a hard time. You're the best, champ! A 24 bit/96 kHz version exists. <a href="/shn/100342">Source Detail</a> 
 08/08/09 Nissan Pavilion At Stone Ridge
Bristow, VA 
 2 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band August 8th, 2009 Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge Bristow, VA km140(nos)>722@24/96 loc:dfc behind sbd @12 foot dithered and resampled SF7 taped and tracked by tapernate 01. Why I Am 02. Funny the Way It Is 03. Seven 04. You Might Die Trying 05. Lie in Our Graves -> 06. Shake Me Like a Monkey 07. I'll Back You Up 08. #41 09. Raven 10. Burning Down the House ~ 11. Lying in the Hands of God 12. Dancing Nancies 13. Grey Street 14. You & Me 15. Crash Into Me 16. Time Bomb 17. Encore Break 18. Squirm 19. All Along the Watchtower @ (Stairway to Heaven #) <a href="/shn/100588">Source Detail</a> 
 07/17/10 Citi Field
Flushing, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Live in New York official release .... So probably should not trade 
 09/17/10 Wrigley Field
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A+  Official release from 2 night box set so probably should not trade 
 09/18/10 Wrigley Field
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A+  Live at Wrigley Field official release ... So probably should not trade 

 ??/??/39 Til We Dance Away Compilation
Various, Various 
 11 cdr     A-  Dave Matthews Band "Til We Dance Away" Compilation Source: Compilation created by Brian Rentschler Distributed through the 'Am I Dreaming' tree http://crush_me.tripod.com/AmIDreamingTree.html CD > SHN: Greg Rozier Sony 8x4x32x > EAC v0.9pb7 (all tracks 100%) > mkw Audio Compression Tool v0.96f Please see the notes at the end of this file! STEP 1 01: Violin Intro/Ants Marching (09/28/94) 09:24 02: Beauty Of Wynona (10/26/98) 08:34 03: #40 Tease/Long Black Veil (06/03/99) 08:00 04: Spotlight (12/22/92) 05:42 05: Weight of the World (02/19/96) 04:30 06: Charmed Life (Greg Howard) (07/06/93) 04:51 07: Imagine (Dave w/ Blues Traveler) (08/04/96) 03:07 08: Help Myself (11/09/96) 04:38 09: Get In Line (12/31/94) 05:01 10: Tree of Life (Tim Reynolds) (05/27/93) 04:32 11: Recently/On Broadway/Pretty Girl/ (07/17/94) 08:31 Norwegian Wood/Take Me To The River 12: Love of My Life (Dave w/ Santana) (Supernatural) 05:45 Total - 72:35 STEP 2 01: Rapunzel Jam (11/29/94) 08:12 02: #36 (w/ G. Love) (05/11/96) 11:34 03: Three Little Birds (Dave & Leroi w/ Phish) (06/17/95) 04:37 04: If I Had a Boat (03/13/99) 02:40 05: 41 Police (09/01/95) 07:39 06: After Her (01/05/92) 03:04 07: Unknown Song (Tim Reynolds) (03/14/99) 07:12 08: Watchtower/Stairway to Heaven (10/05/94) 09:02 09: Crazy (02/22/97) 03:25 10: Jam/Typical Situation (07/21/92) 15:05 Total - 72:30 STEP 3 01: #34 (with words) (03/17/93) 08:59 02: Crash Into Me/Dixie Chicken (06/18/99) 05:43 03: Reconcile Our Differences (01/29/99) 04:33 04: Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard (11/17/92) 04:47 05: Passion/Warehouse/Louie, Louie (02/17/96) 08:05 06: Angel From Montgomery (08/01/99) 06:41 07: Redemption Song (01/26/93) 03:12 08: Healthcliffs Haiku Warriors (03/23/93) 03:30 09: Her Majesty (09/30/92) 00:29 10: Unknown Song (Tim Reynolds) (03/13/99) 06:57 11: True Reflections/O'Teil Jam (07/23/93) 19:07 Total - 72:03 STEP 4 01: Doobie Thing/Happy Birthday Carter/ (11/02/93) 16:27 Ants Marching 02: "Looking At You"/Minarets (02/22/97) 09:28 03: Dreamt I Killed God/Typical Situation (02/22/97) 07:56 04: Memory Motel (No Security) 05:47 (Dave w/ The Rolling Stones) 05: Letting Go (Tim Reynolds) (03/13/99) 06:58 06: Linus & Lucy/Pantala Naga Pampa/Rapunzel (12/08/98) 16:52 07: "Don't Wanna Be Jam" (08/04/92) 10:18 Total - 73:46 STEP 5 01: Nature/Recently/Pretty Girl/ (08/13/94) 14:54 On Broadway/Take Me To The River 02: #40 (Always) (05/10/95) 04:31 03: Back To Alexandria (w/ Big Voice Jack) (06/07/98) 06:52 04: Tangerine (02/19/96) 02:29 05: People, People (01/26/93) 06:44 06: Trouble & Strife (Left Of Cool) 05:13 (w/ Bela Fleck & the Flecktones) 07: Exodus (05/11/96) 10:28 08: Chatterbox (Tim Reynolds) (03/13/99) 08:30 09: John the Revelator (05/26/99) 06:30 (w/ Bela Fleck & Carlos Santana 10: The Stone/Can't Help Falling In Love (03/14/99) 07:02 Total - 73:13 STEP 6 01: Bartender/Don't Drink The Water/ (03/14/99) 10:57 This Land Is Your Land 02: Stir It Up (08/04/98) 09:40 03: Crash Into Me (10/04/95) 06:11 04: Warehouse/Shortnin' Bread (07/23/93) 08:42 05: Little Thing (Common Ground) (09/28/96) 05:04 06: 41 Police (08/11/95) 06:03 07: Christmas Song/All You Need Is Love/ (02/22/97) 05:15 Can't Buy Me Love 08: Minarets/Bluewater (07/21/92) 15:25 09: Lower Voice (Dave w/ TR3) (Light Up Ahead) 05:13 Total - 72:30 STEP 7 01: So Much To Say/Anyone Seen The Bridge?/ (12/08/98) 09:57 Too Much 02: Is Chicago, Is Not Chicago (02/22/97) 03:33 03: "Carter & Tim Jam" (12/08/93) 06:02 04: See Jane (Dave w/ Shannon Worell) (Three Wishes) 05:28 05: Hey Joe (08/21/91) 10:34 06: Don't Burn The Pig (05/10/95) 04:17 07: Riders On The Storm (06/03/96) 10:22 (Dave w/ Agents Of Good Roots) 08: Cryptorchid (02/18/97) 02:55 09: Stream (Tim Reynolds) (02/07/99) 05:25 10: 2001/Dueling Banjoes/Ants Marching (03/17/93) 09:17 11: "Tri-Poetic Jam" (07/21/93) 05:06 Total - 72:56 STEP 8 01: All Along The Watchtower (05/26/99) 07:08 (w/ Bela Fleck And Carlos Santana) 02: "Photograph Groove" (07/02/97) 02:08 03: #40 (Always) (05/09/95) 03:37 04: Hardest Part (Tim Reynolds) (08/25/94) 06:14 05: Two Step/Bela & Tim Duel (11/20/98) 18:17 06: Jimi Thing/You Shook Me/What Will Become (02/07/99) 09:27 Of Me?/Pantala Naga Pampa 07: Amazing Grace (Boyd) (08/21/91) 01:16 08: The Maker (12/29/92) 06:05 09: Jiriki (In November Sunlight) 07:17 (Dave, Leroi, & Tim w/ Soko) 10: Tomorrow Never Knows/Minarets (12/08/93) 08:51 11: ABC Jam (06/23/93) 03:02 Total - 73:22 STEP 9 01: Communication (Left Of Cool) 04:14 (Dave w/ Bela Fleck and the Flecktones) 02: Too Much (10/04/95) 05:02 03: Digging A Ditch (03/14/99) 03:10 04: The Penis Song (09/11/92) 01:09 05: "Greg & Carter Jam" (07/25/98) 05:17 06: Southern Man/The Watermelon Song/ (02/17/96) 01:32 One (Singular Sensation) 07: Toy Soldiers/Warehouse (06/11/96) 11:22 08: Reconcile Our Differences/Don't Drink (02/02/99) 10:49 The Water/This Land Is Your Land 09: You Won't See Me (08/21/91) 04:25 10: #36 (Believe Jam) (07/23/93) 21:27 11: You Are My Sanity (Tim Reynolds) (04/22/93) 04:12 Total - 72:39 STEP 10 01: Minarets/Bluewater (01/26/93) 17:48 02: Eleanor (Dave w/ Shannon Worrell) (Three Wishes) 05:38 03: Granny (05/26/99) 04:17 04: Wild Horses (03/13/99) 06:32 05: Any-Noise/Anti-Noise (07/23/93) 03:40 06: Unknown Song (Tim Reynolds) (02/07/99) 07:06 07: Jimi Thing/Walk On The Wild Side (03/23/93) 22:03 08: Leave Me Praying (06/08/97) 05:48 09: "Spooner" (03/13/99) 00:20 Total - 73:12 STEP 11 01: Violin Intro/Satellite (03/23/93) 07:15 02: Deed Is Done (02/17/96) 03:45 03: Unknown Tim Reynolds Song (01/24/99) 05:13 04: Route 2 (12/11/93) 06:34 05: "If I Were Crazy"/Pay For What You Get/ (02/07/99) 06:33 Message In A Bottle/Norwegian Wood 06: Sweet Home Alabama/Ants Marching (06/12/93) 07:16 07: Hold Me Down (02/19/96) 03:11 08: "Destiny" (09/11/92) 02:54 09: What's Goin On (07/11/97) 06:12 (Dave, Leroi, & Carter w/ Los Lobos) 10: Too Much/Golden Years/Fame (02/22/97) 04:30 11: Eyes Of The World (08/11/95) 11:49 12: Mother Night (Granny Basement Demo) 06:50 13: Danny Boy (Leroi) (03/17/93) 01:11 Total - 73:13 A description from Brian: --------------------------------------------- Til We Dance Away is a compilation that reaches out to the fans and gives them the chance to experience the Dave Matthews Band in an entirely new way. Til We Dance Away contains unrealeased Dave Matthews Band songs that have not appeared on any of the band's current studio albums to date, songs that the band has covered, and band appearances on other albums. Til We Dance Away will give you a new appreciation of the Dave Matthews Band and the many wonderful artists that they have performed with. So kick back, relax, and enjoy the music til you dance away. Notes from Greg: --------------------------------------------- ! DO NOT CONVERT INTO MP3 ! This compilation includes several tracks off studio albums. After some debate, I have decided to leave Brian's work untouched and convert this compilation as a whole. If you like these tracks, you are STRONGLY encouraged to support these acts by purchasing their discs. Dave would want it that way. Please report any problems (such as clicks or pops) to me at the address above. I'll be happy to check my originals, but they were burned by Brian himself, so any faults are probably on mine as well.  
 ??/??/39 Like One Of Those Good Angels - Warren Haynes Comp
Various, Various 
 3 cdr       "Like One Of Those Good Angels" Dave Matthews Band & Warren Haynes 01 True Reflections dmb1993-08-19 02 Dancing Nancies dmb1993-08-19 03 Typical Situation dmb1993-08-19 04 Blue Water dmb1993-08-19 05 Recently dmb1993-11-27 06 Two Step dmb1994-06-12 07 Ants Marching dmb1994-06-12 08 Jimi Thing dmb1994-08-24 09 All Along The Watchtower dmb1994-08-24 10 Crush dmb1999-06-16 11 Exodus dmb2000-12-13 12 Cortez The Killer dmb2002-05-10 13 #41 dmb2006-07-29 14 Smooth Rider dmb2006-08-02 15 What Would You Say dmb2007-09-08 16 Long Black Veil dmwhmr2006-12-16 17 All Along The Watchtower dmtrwh1999-02-02 Converted from original flac or shn to wav, occ edit in Nero, dead space/crowd noise at the end/beginning tracks, fade in fade out where required to make it flow like a concert. Reconverted to Flac level 8 with TLH, sbe's fixed, ffp generated. Fits on 3cds. I split the tracts d1 t1-5, d2 t6-12, d3 t13-17. Sources 1993-08-19 The Wetlands Preserve New York, NY Taper: Unknown Source: SBD->DAT DAT->CD: Fred Goodwin (fpgoodwin@ou.edu) Tascam DA-302->Hosa digital->SEKD prodif +->PII 333->HP 7200e CD->shn: Avi Sareen (supernash@vt.edu)Plextor SCSI 8x20 burner with EAC UPDATE (Henry Hart 11.12.02): I found the pitch of the first set to be raised by half a semitone. I edited it in Cool Edit Pro v2.0 to correct this and retracked the set. Disc 3 is still the same as it was before, but it WAS reshned 1993-11-27 The Bayou Washington, DC Taper:unknown Source Info:mono - dSBD (65%) + unknown aud source (35%) DAT > CD:David Baty <dbaty@usermail.com> Equip:D8 > Montego II+ > CEP 1.1 >CDWAV On the DAT the right channel was an SBD and the left an AUD. I decided to mix the channels together (SBD at 65% / AUD at 35%) rather than mirror either of the channels. This means this is NOT a stereo mix, both channels are exactly the same. (And never would be given that there was only one channel of each source) 1994-06-12 Super Jam Athens Fairgrounds Athens, Georgia Soundboard This is a CD rip of a show that is not currenlty listed on etree or dmbexchange as being available in SHN. http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=18410 1994-08-24 Classic Amphitheatre Richmond, VA H.O.R.D.E. Tour Taper: Mark Lynn Source: DSBD->Casio DA7 DAT [master | 48kHz] DAT>CD: Mark Lynn Equip: Fostex D5 > Tascam CDRW700 CD>SHN: Louie Rendek <ljr7@po.cwru.edu> Equip: Plextor 8/20 and EAC 0.85b4 secure mode: all tracks 100% CDWAV used for retracking 1999-06-16 UMB Bank Pavilion Maryland Heights, MO Source: B&K 4021 > PSP2 > Tascam DAP1 @ 48kHz ORTF; Row X center Conversion: Tascam da20 > RME Digi96/PAD Sound Forge 4.5a (record/resample) > CDWav > MKWact Louie Rendek Thanks to Joe Shambro for the DAT tape. 2000-12-13 Madison Square Garden New York, NY Source: DAud [Microtech Geffell SMS2000/200 (cards) -> Oade M148 -> Sony SBM1-> Sony D7) Location: Section 63 Row L, Left Rear Corner of stage, XY90 @ 10 feet Taper: Bill Lakenan <blakenan@us.net> Conversion: Archive Python DDS/vdat > .wav (Direct DAT extraction, no soundcard) Converted by: Bill Lakenan 2002-05-10 Pepsi CenterDenver, Colorado Taper: Brian Webster (brianweb2@attbi.com) Source: AKG 481 -> V2 -> Mod.SBM-1 -> D8 Location: Sect. CCC, Row 5, Seats 1+2 (right stack) Conversion:PCM-R300 -> Audiophile 2496-> SoundForge 5.0 -> CD Wave 1.62 > MKWACT (shn) Nick Gregory 2006-07-29 New England Dodge Music CenterHartford,CT Taper: Scott Brown Source: DPA (B&K) 4026s (wide cardioid) > Sound Devices 722 @ 24bit/88.2khz Location: Section 100, row E, seat 1 Transfer: 722 > Apple MacBook Pro > Spark XL 2.8.2 (tracking, dither & resample to 16bit/44.1khz) > xACT 1.58 > shn 2006-08-02 Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH Taper: Crumbo Location: Section 12, Row K, Seat 5 Source: AKG 480/ck63 (A-B, ~13') > V3 (analog out) > SD 722 (24/96) Conversion: SD 722 > Wavelab 5.01b (resample, dither w/MegaBitMax) > CDWav 1.94.4 > xACT 0.5.7 > foobar2000 2007-09-08 Piedmont Park Atlanta, GA Taper: Lee Ramsey Location:FOH, DFC Mic stand @ 12' 2-Schoeps CMC64ST (ORTF)->Sound Devices 722 (24/96) Transfer: Sound Devices 722(firewire)->Apple Powerbook G4 Editing: Audacity 1.2.3 (resample, dither, track & fades) xACT: fix SBE Flac: xACT Level 6 compression 2006-12-16 Asheville Civic Center Asheville, North Carolina Warren Haynes presents 18th Annual Christmas Jam Taper: Lee Ramsey Location:OTS behind soundboard Mic stand at 12'2-Sennheiser ME66/K6->Lunatec V3 (24/96)->Sound Devices 722 (24/96) Transfer: Sound Devices 722(firewire)->Apple Powerbook G4 Editing: Peak 5.0 LE (resample, dither (16/44.1)), Audacity 1.2.3 (track, fades) Burning: Dragon Burn V4.1.20 Flac: xACT Level 6 compression & fix SBE With Mickey Raphael 1999-02-02 The Beacon Theater, NYC, NY Source: Schoeps MK4S>SBM>HHb Portadat Taper: Jeff Travitz conversion: Jeff Travitz comments The show was originally converted to CD by Jeff Travitz, the taper,on a standalone machine. Since some of the tracking was off (as is usual with standalones) I edited them a bit to get it a bit more right.compiled by:allan chen  

 09/05/74 Universal Amphitheatre
Universal City, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: Soundboard .........I have no idea of the fingerprints or lineage 
 09/05/74 Universal Amphitheatre
Universal City, CA 
 2 cdr      DAVID BOWIE - Strange Fascination Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, USA 5th September 1974 Liberated Bootleg Label - Tom 001/002 CD Artwork Included Silver Discs > EAC > Flac 2xCD - 106 Minutes Approx CD 1 1 Introduction 2 1984 3 Rebel Rebel 4 Moonage Daydream 5 Sweet Thing 6 Changes 7 Suffragette City 8 Aladdin Sane 9 All The Young Dudes 10 Cracked Actor 11 Rock And Roll With Me CD 2 1 Knock On Wood 2 It's Gonna Be Me 3 Space Oddity 4 Diamond Dogs 5 Big Brother 6 Time 7 The Jean Genie 8 Rock 'n' Roll Suicide 9 John I'm Only Dancing (Again) 10 Voice Of Promoter Notes from Bassman's David Bowie site (http://www.algonet.se/~bassman/): A Japanese double CD made from the original tape. It is not fair to call it a re-issue of the European CD with the same title, because this one contains the 10 minute intro and the outro. The intro consists of lots of street sounds and the outro is the voice of the promoter announcing that Bowie has left the theatre after the final song. The sound quality is absolutely excellent, which means even better than the European issue, but if you can't compare you won't notice! Anyway, it's a true must! 
 11/15/74 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  Liberated Boot : "Plastic Soul" ****************** No tape source has circulated for this concert until now and this is a complete good to very good mono audience recording. It sounds very slightly better than the 72 tape reviewed for Ziggy Plays...Velvets And Rock 'N' Roll. He opens with "Rebel Rebel" which some have interpreted to be Bowie's valedictory to the "glam" image, followed immediately with "John I'm Only Dancing Again", the gospel interpretation of the older track. The Hunky Dory track "Changes" receives a similar make over and is the source of some frustration with the Boston audience. The beginning of the song is met with cheers only to turn to grumbling and catcalls. It's painful to listen to although they calm down by the end. Not until "Young Americans" does Bowie actually address the crowd and delivers an intense performance of the new piece. It is so impassioned that he blows his voice out and is raspy for the rest of the show. "The Jean Genie" contains the "Love Me Do" with harmonica into and the rest of the show is received well. There aren't many tapes circulating from this tour and this is a valuable release that is highly recommended. It's not the best recording but more than adequate for capturing the passion and drama. Mainstream also includes several pictures from the era of the emaciated Bowie on stage on the inserts. " From www.boot-review.com ************************* 
 02/02/76 PNE Coliseum
Vancouver, BC 
 2 cdr      'The Mainman & The Mainline" 
 03/23/76 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  David Bowie Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY, USA 23rd March 1976 **UPGRADED VERSION** Disc1 01 Station To Station 02 Suffragette City 03 Fame 04 Word On A Wing 05 Stay 06 Waiting For The Man (Missing: Queen Bitch, Life On Mars?, Five Years) 07 Panic In Detroit 08 Changes 09 TVC 15 10 Diamond Dogs 11 Rebel Rebel 12 The Jean Genie Note: This is the upgraded version of "The Return Of The Thin White Duke" with three additional tracks: Track 06 was added from a bootleg "The Freakiest Show". According to the booklet, this is an outtake of the official compilation "Rarestonebowie". Tracks 05 and 07 were added from a bootleg, "Suffragette City" which has been commonly circulating. All three tracks above were channel-swapped to match to other tracks using MusicStudioIndependent. Before the advent of the "Wolfgang's Vault" source used on " The Return Of The Thin White Duke ", the first three songs were MONO on any circulating copies including "Suffragette City" and "Resurrection on 84th Street". But the "Wolfgang's Vault" source is missing three other songs available on other bootlegs. So I decided to compile the three available sources to make the concert as most complete as possible. I did NOT use the following official takes from the same concert for this torrent to make it freely tradable: "Queen Bitch" available on "Rarestonebowie". "Stay" and "Word On A Wing" available on the reissued version of "Station To Station" by Ryko. Actually this official "Stay" is a longer version than the one aired and used on this torrent. Enjoy! 08/06/07. Hiroki  
 07/13/83 The Forum
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr      "Serious Moonlight"...... Label: Swinging Pig Records [CD-221-2] ..... Source: FM Broadcast / Soundboard .. Comments: This title is made up of radio discs from the Serious Moonlight tour. This is the complete show and one of the few discs that have it in the correct running order. This is reportedly the last release of The Swinging Pig label.  
 06/06/87 Reichstag
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr      Artists: David Bowie Date: 1987-06-06 Location: Platz der Republik, Berlin-Tiergarten, Germany Venue: Riechstag Source: Audience & FM Lineage FM & AUD: ANA(1)>WAV [96kHz/24bit]>WAV [44.1kHz/16bit]>FLAC [Level 8] Transfer FM & AUD: Nakamichi CR-7A>PreSonus FireStudio Project>Adobe Audition 3.0>Cdwave editor>FLAC frontend 1.7.1 Taping Gear: Unknown mics/Unknown deck FM and AUD Taped By: H.S. Transferred By: Mike Ziegler 1st gens sourced from the JEMS archives Band Members: David Bowie - vocals, guitar, saxophone Carlos Alomar - guitar Erdal Kizilcay - keyboards, trumpet, congas, violin Richard Cottle - keyboards Carmine Rojas - bass Alan Childs - drums Peter Frampton - guitar Setlist: FM 01. Purple Haze 02. Up The Hill Backwards 03. Glass Spider 04. Day In Day Out 05. Bang Bang 06. Absolute Beginners 07. Loving The Alien 08. China Girl 09. Fashion 10. Scary Monsters 11. All The Madmen 12. Never Let Me Down 13. Big Brother 14. 87 And Cry 15. Heroes Length: 77:43 AUD 16. Time Will Crawl 17. Band Introduction 18. Beat Your Drum 19. Sons Of The Silent Age 20. New York's In Love 21. Dancing With The Big Boys 22. Zeroes 23. Let's Dance 24. Fame 25. Time 26. Blue Jean 27. Modern Love Length: 48:29 Notes: JEMS 1st gens from the archives. Both sources are excellent sounding and cover the entire show. The whole show wasn't broadcast unfortunately but H's audience recording is hardly a drop down in quality from the FM broadcast and completes the whole show. This is an early show from Bowie's glass spider tour and features Peter Frampton on guitar.  
 08/28/87 Landsdown Park
Ottawa, ON 
 3 cdr      David Bowie - A Son Of The Circus (1987) Flac [3cd] Landsdown Park Ottawa, Canada 28th August 1987 Excellent Soundboard Recording Artwork Included Lineage: TradeCDR--> EAC(secure)--> Flac(level.8) Disc 1 01. - Intro - / Up The Hill Backwards 02. Glass Spider / Up The Hill Backwards (reprise) 03. Day In Day Out 04. Bang Bang 05. Absolute Beginners 06. Loving The Alien 07. China Girl 08. Rebel Rebel 09. Fashion Disc 2 01. Scary Monsters 02. All The Madmen 03. Never Let Me Down 04. Big Brother 05. 87 & Cry 06. Heroes 07. Sons Of The Silent Age 08. Time Will Crawl Disc 3 01. Young Americans 02. Beat Of Your Drum 03. The Jean Genie 04. Let's Dance 05. Fame 06. Time 07. Blue Jean 08. Modern Love Enjoy!  
 09/20/90 Sambodromo Del Rio
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 
 2 cdr      David Bowie Rock In Rio 1990 Venue: Sambodromo de Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Date: Sept.20.1990 Label: Mistral, MM 9107/8 Quality: 9/10, Soundboard CD 1: 01. Space Oddity 02. Rebel Rebel 03. Ashes To Ashes 04. Introduction Band 05. Life On Mars 06. Stay 07. Petty Pink Rose 08. Blue Jean 09. Let's Dance 10. Sound & Vision 11. Ziggy Stardust CD 2: 01. China Girl 02. Station To Station 03. Young Americans 04. Fame 05. Heroes 06. Changes 07. Modern Love 08. Jean Genie/Gloria Line up: David Bowie (vocals, guitar, saxophone) Adrian Belew (lead guitar) Michael Hodges (drums) Erdal Kizilcay (bass) Rick Fox (keyboards) Source info: original silver CDs --> EAC --> FLAC Cover art is included. Note on Beethoven's #9 Symphony: I think we - at DimeADozen - came to the conclusion, that the inclusion of this particular intro (taken from Clockwork Orange OST) is tolerated in the torrents. Info taken from Bassman's Site: An excellent release of an odd concert. This is an sound board recording, which means that the sound quality is excellent but a bit "dry". A small minus is that the audience can hardly be heard at all. Gloria fades out at the end, but you can't get it all. A funny and good CD! Personal note: I bought this in the mid 90's at a CD store in Vienna, called "Big Ear", which was entirely devoted to selling bootlegs(!) mainly coming from Italy. Well, you can imagine the shop did not last very long (about ca. 2 years still) as the shop owner got sued by many record labels and artists. And this was the 2nd boot I got from the great Sound + Vision tour from 1990. The first boot was from a show in Paris (from 03.04.1990 called "Paris Au Printemps"). But that one was rather poor quality (and up to this day I have yet to hear a better version of the Paris shows). Therefore I was very happy to finally have a soundboard recording from the tour. Maybe, due to this I am a bit too positive and sentimental about that particular boot "Rock In Rio". As I know some Bowie fans out there do not like it very much. Well I understand them, but even now after more than 10 years I hold it dear. The reasons why some think negative about "Rock In Rio" are mainly the following: * it's a short show, * the sound of the recording and the performance are a bit strange (although it IS a soundboard): - you practically do not hear the audience, - sometimes there are problems with the stage setup (e.g. Adrian's mike is off during "Pretty Pink Rose") - the mix at all is often unusual, emphasizing the "wrong" instruments - David's voice got rougher while the tour lasted, and this show was at the tour's very end (it lasted from March.04 - Sept.29) And one can not argue with that, all this is true. BUT from my point of view, this issues make the whole show to a really UNIQUE Bowie experience! This particular audience-less recording gives new insights into the playing and a totally unique presentation of the songs which can not be found anywhere else. Also David's rough voice gives a totally different or new characteristic to these songs. Together with (IMO great) stripped-down guitar-based arrangements of the songs for that tour I often consider them sounding like being played by Tin Machine. Another bonus I think is the excellent guitar work by the great Adrian Belew. I am not sure if his work is so specially brilliant on this particular evening or is it maybe again due to the unique audience-less recording, that he is so prominent in the mix sometimes. And it amazes me that despite the many drawbacks (David's (horrible) voice, short show, end of the tour (which usually produced some tiredness in Bowie tours), sound of recording) this boot offers some of the best versions of particular songs: "Stay": Nowhere else can the great intro be heard so clearly and wonderfully played. The instrumental start of the song lasts over two and a half minutes, until David starts singing very beautiful (considering his voice) in a very calm way. "Station to Station": This is commonly regarded as David's favourite songs by anybody (at least in the pools I know). Well, at least it is mine and I think nothing can top the original studio recording from 1976. Although live versions of that song are always welcome, I usually did not get very excited about them. However, this "Rock In Rio" version is unique to all live recordings in one particular way: Due to the special mix the train-intro is not dominated by the guitar but by the piano. I always smile about this simple fact when I hear this version. And since the original studio version also has the piano of the great Roy Bittan so prominent in the mix, maybe this is the reason why this "Rock In Rio" version has a special place for me among all live versions. "Fame": Yep this it. "Fame" by Tin Machine :-) For me this particular version is the peak of the development of the live versions of "Fame". For some reason I am not very fond of the original studio version from 1974 and I also do not like the live versions from 1976 and 1978, which have practically the same arrangement as the studio version. Things got much better with the 1983 version(s): Due to the horn section used during the 1983 tour a totally new arrangement was used, which in the later part of the tour was elongated by an interesting semi-improvised vocal part (to be found on the video). In 1987 this outro was further reworked and included quotes from other songs like "Lavander Blue" or "London bridges falling down". And in 1990 the arrangement went back more to the original guitar based arrangement but further played with the idea of that elongated outro (the version here lasts 5.52 min with the outro taking 3 min). The 1990 version uses a nice Samba-based rhythm part overlaid with repeated "Is it any wonder" and gave Adrain Belew much space for his guitar craziness. Although this arrangement was played on each evening in 1990, the "Rock In Rio" version sticks out because of the mix and/or Adrian playing of that particular night. "Changes": This song was written to be performed live. There are practically no bad live versions. And this is a great version. David laughs again during the song, which he seems to be doing quite often (e.g. 1976 rehearsals). Another funny part is Adrain singing "Aaaaahh" in the background which is quite in the front due to the unique mix (at ca. 1:40). Apart from that it's an excellent and wild version. "Modern Love": This was a surprise for. Actually I do not like the "Let's Dance" album very much. Yes the intro by SRV to "Modern Love" on the original studio version is great and unique and can not be copied by any other guitar player. At least as it seems, no other guitar player at any Bowie tour could or wished to play it that way. And therefore the live intro always appeared to me a bit of a poor imitation compared with the original version. However, the rest of the original version was always much to much a pop song for me. Therefore I never ever expected a live version of "Modern Love" to be of any interest for me - until "Rock In Rio". When I heard that particular version the very first time, my usual suspect of yet another useless "Modern Love" live version was proofed by the intro, which can not be compared with the SRV intro (again maybe the other guitar players, understandably, wished to perform it their own way). But than Hodges' drums kick in and the song takes a drive which I did not expected - what a great rock song that is! After the first refrain the drive gets even a bit faster, I think, and we hear a great solo by Adrian (again due the mix it has to "compete" with the keyboards). During the second refrain and till the end of the song the "chemistry" on stage is incredible getting ever wilder till the song's very end. David almost freaks out and does not care about his voice. His singing turns more into screaming BUT it fits the song so well! At 2:37 we also hear the audience screaming, which I like so much, as it fits so perfectly into the whole atmosphere. (Originally I thought some girls from the audience were jumping up on stage, because obviously they must have been close to David's micro - I thought this to be very cool. And I kept this image for over 10 years. Last year I saw a very bad quality video of that performance and the explanation why we can hear the audience is rather simple: David went to the audience as close as possible and held the micro into the audience. Well, sigh ... I'll stick with my old impression ;-) ) For me this is definitely the best version of "Modern Love" ever and absolutely the peak of this show! After the astonishment of hearing these fabulous versions on "Rock In Rio" I set out and listened to the versions on the now over 20 different 1990-shows I have. And nothing! - No other versions came any close to this experience I had with the "Rock In Rio" versions. Well, that were just me personal thoughts (and thanks for reading that long :-) ). Get this show and see for yourself, if you like it or not. If not, that's fine with me. Because of the many songs played during 1990 (and especially the version of "Young Americans" in the early part of the tour) one needs to have several shows to get the whole picture. Thankfully, there are many good 1990 shows out there. Originally seeded at DimeADozen on 2007.08.26 by steelyan.  
 10/19/96 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr      "Fuck You All Night Long" ... both 10/19 and 10/20 shows fit on one disc .....The Bridge School Benefit Concert in Mountain View, California. Bowie performed two small acoustic sets over two nights on the 19th and 20th of October 1996. Ripped & Encoded by Savage Jaw 
 10/20/96 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr      "Fuck You All Night Long"... both 10/19 and 10/20 fit nicely on one disc ....The Bridge School Benefit Concert in Mountain View, California. Bowie performed two small acoustic sets over two nights on the 19th and 20th of October 1996. Ripped & Encoded by Savage Jaw 

 12/13/92 Unknown
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      David Byrne San Francisco, CA December 13, 1992 liberated bootleg: UNPLUGGED + MORE (1994 Kiss The Stone release: KTS247 distributed by CD MUSIC CO. Made in Italy) lineage: original silver > EAC > FLAC (8) 01. Cowboy Mambo (Hey Look At Me Now) 3.58 02. (Nothing But) Flowers 4.38 03. Naked 3.53 04. The Future 4.11 * 05. Gypsy Woman 3.44 ** 06. Girls On My Mind 4.18 07. Wall Of Death 2.17 *** 08. Road To Nowhere 3.24 09. Rockin' In The Free World 3.40 # 10. Psycho Killer 4.37 11. Something Ain't Right 3.38 12. Man Without Name 2.23 13. Greenback Dollar 1.52 14. A Walk In The Dark 4.21 15. Girls On My Mind 3.52 16. Tiny Town 4.50 17. Dirty Old Town 4.23 18. Last Night 2.11 19. (Nothing But) Flowers 4.36 20. Naked 3.34 21. Dallas 3.53 ## Total Running Time : 78:26 tracks 1-10 recorded December 13, 1992 San Francisco, CA tracks 11 - 21 listed as Live on Tour 1992 * Prince cover ** Crystal Waters cover *** Richard Thompson cover # Neil Young cover ## from the 10.000 maniacs 'MTV-Unplugged' session (artwork included in torrent) 

 04/30/84 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr    A    
 03/24/16 Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  David Gilmour 3/24/2016 Hollywood Bowl - Los Angeles, CA Source: DPA 4022(section H)->Tinybox->M10(24/96)->UV22HR(16/44.1)->xACT->FLAC Set 1 (65:52): 1. 5 A.M. 2. Rattle That Lock 3. Faces of Stone 4. Wish You Were Here 5. A Boat Lies Waiting(1) 6. The Blue(1) 7. Money 8. Us and Them 9. In Any Tongue 10. High Hopes Set 2 (90:40): 1. Astronomy Domine 2. Shine On You Crazy Diamond(Parts I-V) 3. Fat Old Sun 4. Coming Back to Life 5. On an Island(1) 6. Band Introductions 7. The Girl in the Yellow Dress 8. Today 9. Sorrow 10. Run Like Hell(2) 11. Encore break 12. Time 13. Breath(Reprise) 14. Comfortably Numb(1) (1) w/ David Crosby (2) Exploding fireworks caused some clipping at the end of Run Like Hell 

 03/30/09 Angel Orensanz Center
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  Taper : Steve T ''AKA'' Big Red Bag Nak 100 Mics W/Shotguns > Sony Sbm 1 > Sony D-7  
 03/30/09 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Neumann TLM-170 (hypercardoid, just behind SBD, center) -> Sound Devices 722 (@24/96) FLAC File processing in SoundForge Audio Studio 9.0c (volume normalization; resample to 44.1 with interpolation accuracy 4, anti-alias filter; 24->16 bit highpass triangular dither with high pass contour noise shaping); Tracked in cdwav Bonus - Bobby, Phil, and Warren on "The View" 3/30/09 Scientific Atlanta DVR-8300HD coaxial out (@ 24/48) -> Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0c (volume normalization; resample to 44.1 with interpolation accuracy 4, anti-alias filter; 24->16 bit highpass triangular dither with high pass contour noise shaping); Tracked in cdwav  
 03/30/09 Blender Theater At Gramercy
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  Neumann TLM-170 (cardoid, 2 rows behind SBD, center) -> Sound Devices 722 (@24/96) FLAC File processing in SoundForge Audio Studio 9.0c (volume normalization; resample to 44.1 with interpolation accuracy 4, anti-alias filter; 24->16 bit highpass triangular dither with high pass contour noise shaping); Tracked in cdwav  
 04/19/09 DCU Center Arena
Worcester, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official digital download so probably should not trade... 

 ??/??/39 Compilation
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr      Del Amitri The Covers, Live! A compilation of various dates. All from Cassette sources. Track List: 01 - Brown Eyed Girl (Van Morrison) Rome, 02-01-86 02 - Bulbs (Van Morrison) Hoboken, NJ 07-28-86 03 - Marquee Moon (Verlaine) Hoboken, NJ 07-28-86 04 - Another Girl (Lennon/McCartney) KCRW 05-09-90 05 - Blue Boy (Cole) Glasgow, 02-24-90 06 - Maggie May (Stewart/Quittenton) Glasgow, 02-24-90 07 - Don't Cry No Tears (Young) Glasgow, 06-23-90 08 - Bye Bye Pride (The Go-Betweens) Unknown 09 - Cindy Incidentally (McLagan, Wood, Stewart) Unknown 10 - Going Down To Laurel (Forbert) Hultsfred Sweden, 1992 11 - Little Bit Of Love (Fraser, Rodgers, Kossoff,Kirke) Reading, 05-16-92 12 - Come Together (Lennon/McCartney) Munich Germany, 06-12-95 13 - Proud Mary (Fogerty) San Juan Capistrano 09-09-95 14 - Roll On Babe (Adams) West Virginia, 12-17-95 15 - Lust For Life (Pop / Bowie) Chicago IL, 04-14-95 16 - Ace Of Spades (Clark/Lemmy/Taylor) London England, 03-14-95 17 - Oh, You Pretty Thing (Bowie) London England, 03-05-96 18 - You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Lennon/McCartney) France, 06-10-98 Cover versions by Del Amitri with various band members on various tours throughout their career. For the most part, this collection was assembled in 1998. I have added 4 songs that I have received since then. By the late 90's the band had enough quality material they no longer needed to do covers to fill out the set. Any cover versions tended to end up in the middle of an acoustic Be My Downfall, or a rousing Kiss This Thing Goodbye. Everything from "Like A Virgin", to a Bay City Rollers tune would be added to these songs. Sometimes just a line, sometimes more. "Come Together" & "Lust For Life" were actually tagged onto the end of other songs. I added them here, because I liked the versions! None of these tracks have been officially released. A studio verison of "Brown Eyed Girl" was recorded and released as a b-side of the 12" single of "Hammering Heart" in 1986. Stuido versions of "Don't Cry No Tears", "Bye Bye Pride", and "Cindy Incidentally" were recorded and released as b-sides in 1992. Back when labels would release 4 singles, each with 2 parts, were released.  
 02/24/90 The Pavilion Theatre
Glasgow, Scotland 
 1 cdr      Del Amitri Glasgow Pavillion Glasgow, Scotland U. K. FM broadcast 1990-02-24 1Kiss This Thing Goodbye 2The Opposite View 3When I Want You 4Empty 5Hatful of Rain 6As Soon as the Tide Comes In 7The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 8The Return of Maggie Brown 9Blue Boy ( cover of Lloyd Cole song) 10Maggie May (cover of the Rod Stewart song) This is a partial setlist that was broadcast via radio. Bonus Tracks: 11 kiss this thing goodbye unkown date and place Billy Sloan's Fast Forward, Radio Clyde - 17 Jan 1990 FM broadcast Acoustic 12 Nothing Ever Happens 13 No Holding On 14 Another Girl (cover of the Beatles songs from the Help! album) 15 spit in the rain - unknown date and place  
 06/23/90 Worthy Farm
Pilton, England 
 1 cdr     A-  Del Amitri Glastonbury Festival June 23, 1990 I believe this is a radio broadcast that was recorded on cassette tape. I received it on a quality Cassette, most probably a dub. Cassette-> DAT-> CD-r(via optical cable) > EAC-> TLH-> DIME Track List: 01 Opposite View 02 Hatful of Rain 03 When I Want You 04 As Soon As The Tide Comes In 05 Don't Cry No Tears (Neil Young cover) 06 Nothing Ever Happens 07 You're Gone 08 Stone Cold Sober 09 Spit In The Rain 10 The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 11 The Return of Maggie Brown 12 Kiss This Thing Goodbye Justin Currie - Bass, acousic guitar Iain Harvie - Lead Guitar David Cummings - Guitar Andy Alston - Keyboards Brian McDermott - Drums  
 12/19/90 Barrowlands
Glasgow, Scotland 
 2      B+  Del Amitri - Barrowlands Ballroom 19th December 1990 Disc 1 1 The Boys Are Back In Town 2 Kiss This Thing Goodbye 3 Opposite View 4 When I Want You 5 Always The Last To Know 6 As Soon As The Tide Comes In 7 Don't Cry No Tears 8 Empty 9 You're Gone 10 Stone Cold Sober Disc 2 1 Scared To Live 2 This Side Of The Morning 3 The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 4 Hatful Of Rain 5 Spit In The Rain 6 Charlie's Bar 7 You've Got To Hide Your Love Away 8 Nothing Ever Happens 9 The Return Of Maggie Brown 10 Move Away Jimmy Blue........ FRom D.A.D source...."I acquired this on cassette not long after the gig at a record fair. A few years later I converted this onto CD. What software used, what bit rate, etc I can't remember. I do remember 'fixing' where the tape was turned. There are 'pops' between the tracks because this was converted before the days of 'disc at once'. I've converted this to Flac using dbPowerAmp. I don't know how it was recorded. My gut feel is that it is very good audience. It is a great live band in one of the world's great venues. (1950's dancehall with a sprung floor. Capacity is 2,500. ) " 
 08/30/92 Sutton Park
Birmingham, England 
 1 cdr      DEL AMITRI "Concert in the Park" Sutton Park, Birmingham, England - 30 Aug 1992 This was an all day 'Concert in the Park' set up and broadcast by Radio One, the Dels played a 40 minute set in amongst some other bands (but I can't remember who else played). 1 The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 2 Kiss This Thing Goodbye 3 Behind The Fool 4 Just Like A Man 5 Hatful Of Rain 6 Spit In The Rain 7 Always The Last To Know 8 Stone Cold Sober 9 Nothing Ever Happens Bonus: Simon Mayo Show, Radio One - 7 February 1995 Interview and acoustic tracks: 10 Nothing Ever Happens 11 Be My Downfall (with Justin getting the words wrong) 12 Driving With The Brakes On 13-15 interviews (tracked as 3 tracks)  
 10/09/92 Fox Theatre
Boulder, CO 
 1 cdr     A-  partial radio broadcast ....also includes : WXRT Chicago Broadcast 01 June 1992 Acoustic set and interviews: 10 interview > Be My Downfall > interview 11 interview > I Won't Take The Blame > interview and bonus track: Virgin Radio London 12 August 1998 12 interview 13 Drowned On Dry Land 14 interview One more bonus track Into the studio 15 interview 16 interview > Always the Last To Know  
 12/22/92 Barrowlands Ballroom
Glasgow, Scotland 
 1 cdr      Barrowland, Glasgow December 22, 1992 01. Just Like A Man 02. Hatful of Rain 03. When I Want You 04. Behind The Fool 05. Empty 06. The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 07. Kiss This Thing Goodbye 08. Move Away Jimmy Blue 09. When You Were Young "Music Week" Radio Clyde - Broadcast date July 19, 1992 10. Interview 11. I Won't Take The Blame (acoustic) 12. Interview 13. Whiskey Remorse 14. Outro The concert section, tracks 1-9, are taken from a radio broadcast. It is an edited version of the concert. I am not aware of a full version of this recording. According to a set list of the previous nights show, "When You Were Young" was a part of the encore.  
 04/15/95 Best Buy
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr/shn      includes two bonus tracks , sometimes it's the medicine(?) , and drowned on dry land (?) ......disc is added to the sly stone 9/10/70 show 
 04/30/95 Slim's
San Francisco, CA 
 2        Del Amitri Slim's 04/30/1995 San Francisco, CA Broadcast by KFOG-FM FM>DAT>CDR>WAV>FLAC Tracks: Disc1 1 Food For Songs 2 Just Like A Man 3 When I Want You 4 Start With Me 5 One Thing Left To Do 6 To Last A Lifetime 7 Hatful Of Rain 8 Roll To Me 9 Crashing Down 10 Come Together 11 Move Away Jimmy Blue 12 The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere 13 Always The Last To Know Disc 2 1 Being Somebody Else 2 Improv 3 Driving With The Brakes On 4 Medicine 5 Here And Now 6 Ace Of Spades 7 Be My Downfall (with bits of Like a Virgin and Kiss This Thing Goodbye) 
 05/06/95 The Fox Theater
Boulder, CO 
 1 cdr/shn      Here is another short Del's show from The Fox Theatre, Boulder, CO. 1995. There has been confusion over the date but I have included a billboard of the show with the date. The sound is good to very good. I have also included 3 songs from a Boulder Radio station show with the boys a day or two before the show at the Fox. The sound on those three tracks is fantastic. Someone has put fades in where there were commercials. I am not sure of the lineage of the show. .... Bonus tracks: FM Radio broadcast Boulder, CO. May 5, 2005? Food For Songs Tell Her This Driving With The Brakes On  
 07/04/96 Grant Park
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Lineage: fm>SoundBlaster>wav>flac 
 10/08/97 Casino
Herisau, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A-   My copy was labeled 10/9/97 , but had exact same setlist and 10/9 was not in the etree database ....A concert that was broadcast on Swiss radio, so excellent recordings exist. ...I have also included 3 Acoustic tracks from an FM radio show. I don't have any info on the lineage or the show. They are killer sound quality! Always the Last to Know Roll to Me Cry to be Found  
 11/05/98 Civic Hall
Wolverhampton, England 
 1 cdr      Del Amitri CIVIC HALL, WOLVERHAMPTON, UK. 5 November 1998 Broadcast On Radio Two (UK) 9 January 1999 A good friend taped this off the radio ( a few years ago now) and transferred it to a CD for me. I do not know the exact lineage but he is a perfectionist at getting the best quality he can. Thank you Graham. All I know is that he used an expensive (at the time) equalizer to optimise the sound. Sound Quality is A (in my opinion). My linage is CDR -> EAC -> Traders Little Helper (flac 8) -> Dime Track List: (Titles to the best of my knowledge!) 01 Always The Last To Know 02 This Side Of The Morning 03 What I Think She Sees 04 Just Like A Man 05 In The Frame 06 Driving With The Brakes On 07 The Lottery Misirou 08 Food For Songs 09 Opposite View 10 Stone Cold Sober 11 Move Away Jimmy Blue 12 Kiss This Thing Goodbye  

 12/04/89 Peabody's Down Under
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Del Fuegos WMMS Coffee Break Concert Peabody's Down Under Cleveland OH. 12/4/89 pre-FM>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac level 8 1 intro 2 Longest Day 3 Hold Us Down 4 Down in Allen's Mills 5 Backseat Nothing 6 Headlights 7 Part Of This Earth 8 I Still Want You 9 Sound of Our Town 10 Out For A Ride 11 Breakaway 12 Stand By You 13 The Offer 14 Don't Run Wild 15 Move With Me Sister 16 Somebody's Home (?) 17 No No Never  

 10/16/70 Electric Factory
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A/B  Original infofile fro the upload by japrainbow - thanks to him! Derek & The Dominos Title: Noiseless Factory Dates: October 16, 1970 Venue: Electric Factory Theatre, Philadelphia, PA, US. Source: Aud 4 Stereo Recording Lineage: ECDR 7012 Boot CD-R > WAV > EAC > FLAC ------------------------------------------------------- Disc 01: Ramblin' On My Mind 02: Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad 03: Blues Power 04: Have You Ever Loved A Woman 05: Mean Old World 06: Motherless Children 07: Let It Rain ------------------------------------------------------ Band Lineup: Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals Bobby Whitlock: Keyboards, Vocals Carl Radle: Bass Jim Gordon: Drums My notes: Currently I am working on my project of reviewing the 70 best Clapton shows from all eras for my future blog. I will eventually upload all the shows getting the highest ratings (9 and 10) on Dime, unless they are on the tracker. This is the first of them. Also, I would like anyone upload good sounding shows (from aud4/sbd4 up) of the following 1989 and 1990 4 piece shows 1990 USA tour 1991 4 piece and orchestra 1992 any shows My review: Derek & The Dominos 10 16 1970 Electric Factory Frisco Sound: 7-8 Performance: 10 HP: everything LP: none The second performance we have from October (none from September survived, it seems) and the first one in The US. Rather short 7 track set, but probably the best live performance of the band in existence, and also the rarest set list of the existing recordings. It opens with a rousing electric version of Ramblin’ on my mind, done in the Dust my broom vein, with fabulous slide work from Eric – subtlety and finesse in the phrases never shown before and rarely since (influence of Duane shines through). Why does love got to be so sad is the best version ever recorded, with strong enough vocals, tight backing, a mesmerizingly fluid fast lead and the slow part, punctuated by Whitlock’s organ features some of Eric’s most lyrical playing. Blues power is also one of the best versions ever, as not only the rhytm section sets a perfect groove and Eric plays two great long solos (first one using the wah wah), but Whitlock unleashes catchy and powerful organ swirls throughout the track, that elevate it to another level. The intensity is present until the track segues into a relaxed intro solo of Have you ever loved a woman. Clapton’s guitar has an unusual echoey overdrive to it and he plays long, sustained lines that show his unique style of playing developed of the relaxed vibe of B.B. King and muscular attack of his namesake Freddy. His leads are punctuated by the boogiesque, bouncy bass of Carl Radle, steady drumming by Jim Gordon and propulsive piano by Whitlock. Clapton’s vocals leave a lot to be desired, though, even if they are secondary to other elements here. An electrified version of his duet with Duane, Mean old world follows. The band is in a steady shuffle mode, while Clapton alternates between high slide notes a la Duane and his own lower bassy ones he did in the studio. His solos are positively soaring and his ragged, somewhat strained vocals fit the song perfectly. Next comes another slide guitar number, a raw version of Motherless children, done in a very similar arrangement to the 1974 studio and live version. The vocals are low in the mix, especially with respect to Clapton’s chords and the bass. As was the case with Ramblin’, this is the only known version done by the band. Even the “Tulsa Band”, Eric recorded it with in 1974 has performed it only scarcely, for some of the 1975 shows. The concert concludes with a long, 17 minute version of Let it rain. Clapton’s vocals sound low in the mix and distorted, with Whitlock’s organ playing (he’s great on this one) too upfront. Clapton performs a great, six minute long guitar solo featuring even the famous Duane trills from the slow part of Why does love got to be sad studio version, while Carl Radle plays some great basslines. An obligatory Jim Gordon solo is followed by the chorus and a short Clapton break, concluding the great concert. Easily in my top 10 of Clapton shows ever.  
 10/23/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  late show only . ... liberated bootleg "Fillmore Double Night"... parts of this show and the 10/24/70 show appear on the official release "live at the fillmore"  
 10/24/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  late show only . ... liberated bootleg "Fillmore Double Night"... parts of this show and the 10/23/70 show appear on the official release "live at the fillmore"  
 11/17/70 Memorial Auditorium
Sacramento, CA 
 2 cdr     B+  Derek & The Dominos 1970-11-17 _ Sacramento, California _ Sacramento Memorial Auditorum _ (M?-AUD *LOW* gen) °°°°°*!*°°°°° MAJOR UPGRADE to commonly circulating sources °°°°°*!*°°°°° ~*~ Mk1 version carefully remastered fixing various issues, without EQ ~*~ <-> DimeTravel brings you "British Blues BOOM!" Volume 74 <-> 01-[11:41]. Got To Get Better In A Little While 02-[06:37]. Blues Power 03-[06:23]. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 04-[11:50]. Tell The Truth 05-[07:33]. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? 06-[04:47]. Roll It Over 07-[07:13]. Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just as Bad) 08-[07:52]. Key To The Highway 09-[06:01]. Keep On Growing 10-[02:59]. Bottle Of Red Wine// 11-[07:13]. ...Let It Rain 12-[05:00]. ...Little Wing Total Time ::: 1:25:08 ::: Extremely fine AUD for its vintage. Check samples for decline or delight determination. ::: Warts (NOT to worry!): Repaired dullspots & dropouts but surely missed a few. ~3 seconds of clapping spliced in at ends of 3 trax to alleviate drastic between-song taper deck shutoff (sorry purists, feel free to re-chop). #11 starts ~14 seconds late with a hint of warble at start & 1st 20 seconds is noticeably muffled/hissy & then improves. #11 had an old splice maybe missing 2 words "there is" before "nothing that I lack". #12 missing 1st ~50 seconds. Possible song missing after #5 (deleted 9 seconds of _end?_ guitar note, applause & Clapton thanks). ::: Common boot song order almost certainly wrong. This reel source order more closely matches other shows. #12 probably the encore. ::: CONTRAST CLAUSE: This is the Mk2 version WITH EQ to add bass & slightly lower brightness. Find the remastered but NON-EQ'd Mk1 version elsewhere. ::: Toe Fat was the opening act. Recording Information ::: unknown mono recording equipment -> master mono tape -> ? -> low generation reel. Playback ::: low generation reel -> unknown digital transfer method -> flacs. Remastering 2015-11-xx ::: flacs -> TLH -> wavs -> Audacity [normalisation to remove DC offset, 15-17 cent channel/phase alignment approx every minute, fades, manual one-at-a-time glitch, bump, pop, click, dropout & dullspot repairs, serious clapping reduction thru music & at song ends, volume adjustments, -1.5% averaged pitch (speed) fix with single pass after frequency analysis & with pitchpipe verification, WITH equalisation to increase bass & slightly decrease brightness & to help muffling in 1st 20 seconds of #11] -> CD Wave (track splits) -> flacs (Trader's Little Helper) -> yr ears. First uploaded week of 2015-11-28. Line-up ::: Eric Clapton - electric guitar, vocals // Bobby Whitlock - organ, vocals // Carl Radle - electric bass // Jim Gordon - drums. Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline. DimeTravel 243 ::: Thanks to the original taper & traders! This copy courtesy of The Florida Kid ::: Corrections welcome ::: Like getting back in the saddle on yr favorite musical horse. This was an EXTREME delight to finally hear in worthwhile quality, after the 3(?) different lame versions I had suffered in the past. I put WAY more work into it than any sane man would comprehend. Listen, enjoy, show appreciation, share, give, spread peace. Yrs truly, Knees Support the artists! www.ericclapton.com -- www.bobbywhitlockandcococarmel.com Do whatever you want with it except sell it, 'cause that ain't cool! 
 12/01/70 Curtis Hixon Hall
Tampa, FL 
 2 cdr     B+  Derek & the Dominos with Duane Allman Curtis Hixon Hall Tampa, FL 12/01/70 "Soul Mates Twin Flames" - Mid Valley Release Boot>CDR>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC d1 1. Layla 2. Got to Get Better in a Little While 3. Key to the Highway 4. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad d2 1. Blues Power 2. Have You Ever Loved a Woman 3. Bottle of Red Wine 4. Let it Rain Notes: Relatively good sound quality for a D&D show. An upgrade over the circulating "Second Source Remix," but it may have some noise reduction in there. And, of course, Duane! 

 07/15/79 North Sea Jazz 1979
The Hague, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Dutch Radio Broadcast - Vintage (4FM) - december 23, 2005 Dexter Gorden (s) George Cables (p) Rufus Reid (b) Eddie Gladden (d) Lineage: FM => Cinergy 600 TV/Radio Capture direct to HD => Creative Wave Studio (Tracking) => FLAC. 1. In Your Own Sweet Way 13:43 2. Intermezzo 1 0:19 3. It's You Or No One 12:21 4. Intermezzo 2 1:12 5. More Than You Know 20:47 6. Intermezzo 3 0:38 7. Backstairs - Incomplete. 8:03 TT: 57:06  
 12/31/79 Village Vanguard
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Dexter Gordon 12-31-1979 Village Vanguard - NYC,NY, WRVR Broadcast Source: Radio Sound: A Dexter Gordon, tenor and soprano sax *, Kirk Lightsey, piano, Rufus Reid, bass, Eddie Gladden, piano Disc 1 (Set 1), 01. Announcer/ Green Dolphin Street 16:58, 02. I Told You So 19:56, 03. As Time Goes By 16:33, 04. Backstairs 24:04, Total Time 77:33, Disc 2 (Set 2). 01. Announcer/Auld Lang Syne 16:52, 02. LTD 17:35, Total time34:28, Disc 3 (Set 3) 1. Intro 0:53, 02. A La Modal 27:20 * 03. Come Rain or Come Shine 25:32, 04. Polka Dots and Moonbeams (incomplete) 8:23, Total 62:09  

 06/14/02 Kleines Haus
Delmenhorst, Germany 
 1 cdr      received in trade 

 06/03/00 The Bushnell Theater
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr     A+  received in trade.....digital soundboard my discs have the soundchecks at the end of disc 2 

 04/19/78 Quaintway's Club
Chester, England 
 1 cdr      Dire Straits "Live in Chester" Quaintway's Club Chester, UK April 19, 1978 Mistral - MM 9115 - SB 5 Track List: 1. Introduction 2. Down to the Waterline 3. Six Blade Knife 4. In the Gallery 5. Eastbound Train 6. Water of Love 7. Lions 8. Sultans of Swing 9. Wild West End Geetarz Comments: These were recorded for "Radio Liverpool", and are Dire Straits' first radio broadcast ever. These predate the BBC recordings, and are a part of any core DS collection. Silver > CD-R > LiteOn iHAP322 > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Offset Correct @ +6, 0) > FLAC (Level 8) > You ! Artwork included. Enjoy! ~Geetarz, November 2009 www.geetarz.org 
 10/19/78 Stadschouwburg
Rotterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr      Rotterdam 1978 Stadtshouwburg,Rotterdam, Holland - October 19, 1978 - Golden Stars - GZCD 1006 - Lineage: My silvers --> EAC --> FLAC (8) --> YOU Artwork included Track List: Down to the Waterline Six Blade Knife Once Upon a Time in the West Lady Writer Water of Love In the Gallery What's a Matter With You Baby? Lions Sultans of Swing Wild West End Eastbound Train Sound quality: excellent soundboard recording  
 02/16/79 WDR Studio L
Köln, Germany 
 1 cdr      DIRE STRAITS ROCKPALAST 1979 DISC ONE: 1. Introduction 2. Down to the waterline 3. Six blade knife 4. Once upon a time in the west 5. Lady writer 6. Single handed sailor 7. Water of love 8. In the gallery 9. Follow me home DISC TWO: 1. News 2. What's the matter baby 3. Lions 4. Sultans of swing 5. Wild west end 6. Where do you think you're going? 7. Eastbound train 8. Sultans of swing Studio-L. Cologne, Germany, 16th February 1979. Additional comments: This soundboard recording has absolute amazing sound! Original Bootleg EAC to WAVE, to FLAC, to U.  
 03/06/79 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 1 cdr      Downloaded from plg as 3/3/79 , could easily be 3/6/79 and the songs could easily be out of order , but the sound is pretty nice . here's the info from plg : ************** Artist: Dire Straits Title: Live USA Venue: Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, PA, USA Date: March 3, 1979 Sound Quality: A Source/Lineage: FM broadcast > silver bootleg Imtrat imt 900.003 > EAC v0.95 prebeta 5 > .wav > FLAC v1.7.1 (level 8, align on sector boundaries) Fingerprints: incl. md5s: incl. Artwork: incl. Tracklisting: 01. Sultans of swing 5:58 02. Eastbound train 3:42 03. Southbound again 4:33 04. Water of love 5:35 05. What's the matter with you baby 2:47 06. Lions 5:48 07. Six blade knife 4:16 08. Down the waterline 2:59 09. In the gallery 5:45 10. Wild west end 4:50 Total running time: 52:00 min Dire Straits: Mark Knopfler: guitar, vocals David Knopfler: guitar John Illsley: bass Pick Withers: drums  
 08/05/85 Blossom Music Center
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 
 2 cdr      Dire Straits - Live on August 5, 1985 Blossum Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH SBD > WAVE > CDr > EAC > FLAC Setlist: Disk 1: 1. Ride Across the River (9:54) 2. Expresso Love (6:58) 3. One World (5:10) 4. Romeo and Juliet (10:46) 5. Private Investigations (8:35) 6. Sultans Of Swing (9:45) 7. Why Worry (5:27) Disc 2: 1. Walk of Life (4:27) 2. Two Young Lovers (5:06) 3. Money for Nothing (8:22) 4. Wild West End (8:46) 5. Tunnel Of Love (17:38) 6. Brothers in Arms (8:11) 7. Solid Rock (6:22) Comments: A great sounding show from the "Brothers in Arms" tour. The performance is excellent, with great versions of "One World","Why Worry, and even "Wild West End". My favorite version of "Tunnel of Love" listen for Mark to throw in bits of "Stop in the Name of Love" and "Ghost Riders in the Sky". This is one of the best Dire Straits shows available from this tour, and a more complete version than some that I have seen. Enjoy and share freely !! Bonzo 
 08/16/85 Majestic Theatre
San Antonio, TX 
 2 cdr      SECRETS IN THE CLOSET DISC ONE: 1. Ride across the river 2. Expresso love 3. One world 4. Romeo and Juliet 5. Private investigations 6. Sultans of swing 7. Why worry 8. Walk of life DISC TWO: 1. Two young lovers 2. Money for nothing 3. Wild west end 4. Intro Tunnel of love 5. Tunnel of love 6. Brothers in arms 7. Solid rock 8. Going home (Local Hero) Majestic Theatre, San Antonio, USA, 16th August 1985. Additional comments: Amazing soundboard recording! Taken from the original bootleg "Secrets in the closet". When I bought this bootleg, I was almost sure that it would be just another copy of the famous Houston show from 17th August 1985. But to my big surprise, it sounded a bit different and I could not directly figure out from which recording date this recording was. The back cover of the CD said it was recorded in San Antonio, 16th August 1985. But since I never heard that recording before, I just could not believe it. And then, at the beginning of "Walk of life", it is Mark Knopfler himself who is revealing the mystery: "This is where San Antonio is doing the walk, alright." And, at the end of "Brothers in arms" Mark says: "Thank you San Antonio, thank you!". Amazing! This is the real San Antonio recording in contrary to all other bootlegs that are called "San Antonio" and are actually featuring the Houston recording. Great sound, great versions and complete show! Comments from Jeroen van Tol http://www.oneverybootleg.nl/  
 08/17/85 Southern Star Amphitheatre
Houston, TX 
 1 cdr     A-  Source: Pre-FM SB > cdr > cdr > shn Time: 66:59 1. Ride Across The River (10:24) 2. Espresso Love (6:40) 3. One World > Romeo And Juliet (15:22) 4. Private Investigations (8:06) 5. Why Worry (5:02) 6. Walk Of Life (4:09) 7. Two Young Lovers (5:32) 8. Sultans Of Swing (11:44) 
 09/16/91 Wembley Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  CD1: 1. Calling Elvis 2. Walk of life 3. Heavy fuel 4. Romeo and Juliet 5. Planet of New Orleans 6. Private investigations 7. Sultans of swing CD2: 1. On every street 2. The bug 3. I think I love you too much 4. Two young lovers 5. Tunnel of love 6. Money for nothing 7. Brothers in arms 8. Solid rock very good sounding recording (one of the best of the tour I'd say). Complete concert with the early version of The Bug and I think I love you too much. Note: I uploaded this one over a year ago, but that was before I knew about mp3-sourced boots so it turned out to be lossy. So grab this one!  
 02/02/92 Oakland Coliseum Arena
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Received in trade.... digital sbrd... my discs have these songs: (i think) Disc 1 1.calling elvis 2.walk of life 3.heavy fuel 4.romeo and juliet > planet new orleans 5.the bug 6.private investigations 7.sultans of swing Disc 2 1.your latest trick 2.on every street 3.two young lovers 4.telegraph road 5.brothers in arms 6.solid rock 
 07/27/92 Gentofte Stadium
Copenhagen, Denmark 
 1 cdr      Dire Straits - 1992-07-27 "live in COPENHAGEN 1992" (FM-soundboard) A radio show, with the 6 best known songs. Gentofte Stadium, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1992 July 27th source : soundboard (FM) format : 1 cdR quality: 9.5 (1-10 scale) 1. Calling Elvis 2. Walk of life 3. Private investigations 4. Sultans of swing 5. Your latest trick 6. Money for nothing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional comments: Radio broadcast with perfect sound! One of the best versions of Walk of Life: Mark Knopfler is playing a great tune in the middle part. Very good concert musically. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comments pyroman: Great soundboard recording taken from a radio broadcast. Very recommendable. It's a pity that there are only six songs from Copenhagen, because Mark was clearly in great shape. This is truely a magnificent version of Sultans of Swing once again. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enlight note: Notice that on another version "Brothers In Arms" and "Wonderful Tonight" from the famous Mandela Tribute Concert were added, those two songs are not on this record because they where officialy released! So here are the Copenhagen songs , and yes only six songs....but all stunning versions!! cover, flaclog ,MD5 included Take Care Enlight  

 03/08/53 NDR Funkhaus
Hamburg, Germany 
 1 cdr      ************************************* Mike's note- I burned this at the end of the Thelonious Monk 3/5/63 show *************************************************************** Dizzy Gillespie Quintet Hamburg 8th March 1953 1. Manteca 3:16 2. Alone together 4:30 3. They can't take that away from me 3:36 4. I can't get started 2:57 5. Tin tin deo 3:27 Dizzy Gillespie -tp; Wade Legge -p; Lou Hackney -b; Al jones -d; prob. Sahib Shihab unknown lineage 

 09/15/89 The Summit
Houston, TX 
 1 cdr      DON HENLEY September 15, 1989 Houston, Texas, USA The Summit FM Broadcast 01 - Driving With Your Eyes Closed 02 - Dirty Laundry 03 - The End Of The Innocence 04 - Building The Perfect Beast 05 - If Dirt Were Dollars 06 - The Last Worthless Evening 07 - Life In The Fast Lane 08 - The Boys Of Summer 09 - Sunset Grill 10 - New York Minute 11 - All She Wants To Do Is Dance 12 - I Will Not Go Quietly 13 - Desperado LINEAGE: FM > Original Silvers > EAC > FLAC FRONTEND 

 04/20/74 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      source: FM reel master taped by Jerry Moore lineage: tape delayed broadcast on WNYU 4/24/74> 7" reel @ 3.75 ips, dolby b one disc: 70:07 01: Cowboy Hero 02: Lovesick Blues 03: Winter Song 04: Where Were You Baby When My Heart Went Out 05: Now That You're Around Me 06: On The Amazon 07: American Pie 08: Hey Hey Hey 09: Sally Anne 10: By The Waters Of Babylon 11: David David 12: Frightened Atmoshpere 13: Spinnin' Top 14: Andrew McRue 15: Vincent encore: 16: This Land Is Your Land notes: Country Gazette opened 

 10/27/91 Lone Star Roadhouse
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      received in trade..... dsbd>dat>cdr............ I'm pretty sure this is technically a Jimmy Vivino Little Big Band gig with multiple guests including Donald and Walter.... Best guess on set list : disc 1 1 That upsets me babe 2 band intro - i can't get next to you 3 green earings 4 that's when it hurts 5 deacon blues 6 stage fright (with Rick Danko) 7 it makes no difference (with Rick Danko) 8 josie disc 2 1 cindy lauper intro & joke - these arms 2 money changes everything ( with Cindy Lauper) 3 i can't stand the rain 4 so fine 5 at last (with Phoebe Snow) 6 chain lightning 7 black friday encore 8 bring it on home musicians ( incomplete and potentially misspelled) Jimmy Vivino - Guitar/vocals Donald Fagan - Keys/vocals Walter Becker - Guitar Mindy Jostlyn - Vocals Brandi White King - Vocals Ula Hedwig - Vocals ? Curtis King - Vocals ? Louie Delgado - Baritone sax Jerry Vivino - Tenor sax Bob Smith - Trombone Mike Spangler - Trumpet Gary Gold - Drums Harvey Brooks - Bass ? Kevin Fence - Piano  

 11/23/91 Lonestar Roadhouse
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Received in trade - Unsure of the info below. Some of the songs sound identical to those on my 10-27-91 recording - 1. Green Earrings [6:35] 2. Deacon Blues [8:11] 3. Josie [9:21] 4. Chain Lightning / (band intros) [9:41] 5. Black Friday [5:48] Source and Lineup: 1-5: Lone Star Roadhouse, New York City on (probably) 10/23/91. Donald Fagen (vcls, kbds) with the Jimmy Vivino Little Big Band, inc. Harvey Brooks (bs). Walter Becker (gtr) on 3-5. Original source was dated 11/23/91 (when Becker - and maybe everyone else in band - wasn't playing).  
 12/03/91 The Lone Star
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  Received in trade. Unsure of the info below, although the track lengths match up. ... Apparently this show fits on one shn disc, but not one music disc, with the 11-23-91 show *********** 6. Sign In Stranger [7:06] 7. Deacon Blues [8:44] 8. I Got News For You [4:53] 9. Green Earrings [7:48] 10. Black Friday [5:59] 11. Josie [9:52] 12. FM [6:32] Source and Lineup: 6-11: Lone Star Roadhouse, New York City on 12/03/91. Donald Fagen (vcls, kbds), Jimmy Vivino (gtr), Tom Barney (bs), Mindy Jostyn (vcls), Catherine Russell (vcls), unknown (drms). Other members of Jimmy Vivino Little Big Band on 7-11. Pat Metheny (gtr) on 6 & 11. 12: (Possibly) Lone Star Roadhouse, New York City on 01/07/93. Unknown lineup.  

 01/16/72 Pacific High Recorders
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Doobie Brothers 1972-01-16 Pacific High Recorders SF, CA KSAN-FM CD 1 01-KSAN Intro > 0:18 02-Jesus Is Just Alright 4:18 03-Disciple 8:54 04-Talk (Feelin' Down Farther intro) 0:20 05-Feelin' Down Farther 5:21 06-Nobody 4:43 07-Slippery St. Paul 3:32 08-Talk (Greenwood Creek intro) 0:16 09-Greenwood Creek 4:30 10-Road Angel 5:03 11-Talk (Going Down intro) 0:28 12-Going Down 7:10 CD 2 01-Talk (Tilted Park Crud Hunchery intro) 0:18 02-Tilted Park Crud Hunchery 10:23 03-KSAN announcer + Tom Johnston intro to jam 1:14 04-Jam* (includes some vocals from 6:20 > 7:02) 15:24 05-Morning Blues* > 12:15 06-unknown title* [cut] 3:24 Tom Johnston Guitar Pat Simmons Guitar Tiran Porter Bass John Hartman Drums *with Gregg Rolie of Santana (keyboards) and Mike Wilhelm of the Charlatans (guitar). This is an improved version from a different source than the the previous seed by ljs_54. This copy is less cut up and significantly better sound quality than the previous seed. I would say that my TDK SA Dolby B copy is 1st or 2nd generation from an off the air reel master. Transfered with a Nakamichi Dragon in 1998 or 1999. Further improvements in June 2005 with Macintosh Pro Tools 6.4. Quite a few radio transmission noises and micro dropouts were eliminated and the levels were evened out in a lot of places. Also, there are a few extra tracks for the spoken intros. Flac files and SBE fixes created with Xact. > NMR : ) ,BUG  
 05/31/73 Ultra Sonic Studios
West Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  Original Source: SBD>Pre-FM? My Source: DIME Member - iowaboy48 Lineage: Unknown Silver>EAC(secure)>FLAC(6)>CD-R>EAC(secure)>Uncompressed WAV>EQ/Volume Leveling/Track 12 Fade Out(Nero Wave Editor)>FLAC(6) Sound Quality: 8 - 9.5 / 10 File Size: 300 MB Doobie Brothers Ultrasonic Studios West Hempstead, NY 5-31-73 WLIR FM 92.7 01.South City Midnight Lady 02.Tuning 03.Clear as the Driven Snow 04.Long Train Running 05.Listen to the Music 06.China Grove 07.Rockin' Down the Highway 08.Tuning 09.Disciple> 10.Jesus is Just Alright>Disciple 11.Tuning 12.Without You (custom fade out starting at 6:35, recorder runs out of tape before end) Bonus: Live on Midnight Special (source unknown, audio from mono TV/radio broadcast, date unknown) 13.Natural Thing Thanks again to iowaboy48 who requested that I upload this beauty! This is my EQ/Volume-leveled version. Original silver sound quality: 6 - 7.5 / 10. Will attempt to post mp3 for comparison. Can/Will be willing to subsequently upload original version later, by request. This is far and away the best sounding and most well-performed show (circulating) by the original lineup. IMO, these performances show the band at it's peak as a "hard-rock" act. Those only familiar with the relatively tame studio versions of these songs will be surprised/shocked at volume and intensity of these live-in-studio (with small crowd) performances. WARNING: This is not soul/jazz/pop music. This has no association whatsoever with anything by Steely Dan or Michael McDonald. This is pure hard guitar rock. IMO, this is easily the best bootleg ever made featuring the "REAL" line-up! Never before seeded on DIME. Perhaps early days of EZT. Perplexingly hard to locate (outside of DB trade circles) considering high quality...  
 ??/??/75 Rockin' Down in Memphis
Memphis, TN 
 1 cdr     A-   
 01/??/78 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 0        King Biscuit Flower Hour 1978 Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California Lineage: pre-fm cd > EAC secure mode > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > Flac frontend Tracklisting 1. Jesus Is Just Alright (4:31) 2. Long Train Runnin' (3:04) 3. Sweet Maxine (4:28) 4. It Keeps You Runnin' (5:17) 5. Echoes Of Love (3:09) 6. Neal's Fandango (3:46) 7. What A Fool Believes (4:00) 8. Disciple (5:15) 9. Take Me In Your Arms (3:57) 10. Don't Stop To Watch The Wheels (3:04) 11. Steamer Lane Breakdown (3:13) 12. China Grove (3:13) I edited out the commercials that were a part of the original broadcast, so all you are left with is the music! I am not sure as to when the original broadcast of this show was. Enjoy! 
 01/21/79 Festival Hall
Osaka, Japan 
 1 cdr       
 10/19/92 Concord Pavilion
Concord, CA 
 1 cdr      The Doobie Brothers Concord Pavilion Concord, CA Oct. 19, 1992 Excellent soundboard recording **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Here's an awesome-sounding show from The Doobie Brothers that I downloaded from DIME back in March 2008 when it was shared by boss2005. It fell off the DIME tracker in Sept. 2008 (due to "exceeding inactivity") but not before it was snatched a noteworthy 604 times! I did not make an changes to the original FLAC files so if any of you have this show already, I encourage you to seed for others. Thanks again, boss2005! Setlist: 01. Dangerous 02. Rockin' Down The Highway 03. Jesus Is Just Alright 04. Little Darlin' (I Need You) 05. Dependin' On You 06. Echoes Of Love 07. The Doctor 08. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me) 09. It Keeps You Runnin' 10. South City Midnight Lady 11. Minute By Minute 12. What A Fool Believes 13. China Grove 14. Takin' It to the Streets 15. Long Train Runnin' 16. Listen to the Music Lineage (as provided from original download): Brand new silver rip with EAC (properly configured). Silver>wav>flac [level 6]. The etree database listing for this show includes "Black Water" between "Minute By Minute" and "What A Fool Believes" but it was not included in the FLAC file set that I downloaded in March 2008. Previously uploaded on DIME by boss2005 March 2008 Re-posted on DIME by TheCommish Sept. 2009 
 11/12/02 Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr      The Doobie Brothers Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Baltimore, MD Nov. 12, 2002 Excellent soundboard / audience matrix (from cassette master) A stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** This Doobies torrent is dedicated to the late Fred Berry (Mar. 19, 1951 - Oct. 21, 2003)... a/k/a Freddie "Rerun" Stubbs from "What's Happening!!". You can see Rerun's famous "bootleg" scene with the Doobies on right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3Lb7Y4_zYk And who can forget the classic line from Roger "Raj" Thomas during that same episode: "Which Doobie you be? A-haaaaaaaa!!!" Setlist: 101. Rockin' Down The Highway 102. Jesus Is Just Alright 103. Rocking Horse 104. Dangerous 105. South City Midnight Lady 106. Five Corners 107. Ordinary Man 108. Jericho 109. People Gotta Love Again 110. Neal's Fandango 201. Takin' It To The Streets 202. Don't Start Me Talkin' 203. Take Me In Your Arms 204. Little Bitty Pretty One 205. Black Water 206. Long Train Runnin' 207. Encore break 208. Band intro 209. China Grove 210. Listen To The Music Lineage: Cassette master > Nakamichi CR-7A (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Track 102: There was a very brief (1/10 of a second) section of diginoise near the 0:36 mark; I was able to successfully patch in an identical section from about the 1:28 mark. You wouldn't even know this if I didn't point it out. In addition, removed an extremely small skip near the 0:54 mark * Track 106: Removed small skip at 1:19 mark * Track 201 (1:59-2:01 mark): Decreased volume -3dB since the volume of the applause was fluctuating; now plays much more smoothly * Track 205 (5:09-5:10 mark, during "Baltimore"): Increased volume +4dB to better match volume of "Maryland" which is said immediately after it * Track 207: Removed extremely small gap at 0:57 mark and decreased volume -2dB (2:07-2:08 mark only) to smooth out fluctuation of crowd applause * Track 210: Deleted 2 seconds of crowd applause right before the band's final words at the conclusion of the song--this was done because the volume of the crowd applause was fluctuating (possibly due to the certain mics being turned on/off); also deleted 53 seconds of audience applause at the end of the track (after the band's final words) and applied a fade-out using Nero's wave editor Other volume adjustments/notes: * Track 101: Increased volume +3dB (0:00-1:17), +4dB (1:17 end) * Tracks 102-105: Increased volume + 4dB (entire track) * Track 106: Increased volume +7dB (0:00-0:11), +10dB (0:11-2:42), +7dB (2:42-end) * Track 107: Increased volume +7dB (0:00-0:14), +4dB (0:14-end) * Track 108: Increased volume +4dB (entire track) * Track 109: Increased volume +4dB (0:00-2:26), +3dB (2:26-3:35), +1dB (3:35-end) * Track 110: Increased volume +1dB (0:00-3:34), +4db (3:34-3:36), +7dB (3:36-end) * No volume adjustments were made to Disc 2 (Tracks 201-210). Track 209 does play slightly louder than the other tracks but I since I didn't want to clip any of the sound, I thought it would be better to leave that track unadjusted. The band: Skylark - bass, vocals Marc Russo - saxaphone Patrick Simmons - guitar, vocals John McFee - guitar, vocals, slide, pedal steel, acoustic, everything with strings on it Michael Hossack - drums Guy Allison - keyboards Keith Knudsen - drums, vocals M.B. Gordy - percussion Tom Johnston - guitar, vocals  

 03/07/67 The Matrix
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      After The Doors had returned from their two day concert at Chet Helm's Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco, they were booked in to play at the Matrix Club, situated at 3138 Fillmore Street, San Francisco. The Doors played there from Tuesday, March 7 until Saturday, March 11 performing three sets a night with fifteen minute breaks in between each set. The Doors were scheduled to play at the Matrix Club from "9.30 p.m - 2a.m." with "Minors welcome", as advertised in the San Francisco Chronicle. The owner of this club, Marty Balin, vocalist of Jefferson Airplane, had installed a reel to reel tape recorder to tape his own group, but The Doors took up the opportunity and decided to record their own performances as well. All of the three sets that were played on Tuesday night were recorded. Unfortunately on Friday night, after The Doors had completed their second set and returned to play the third set, the sound engineer had apparently forgotten to turn on the tape recorder and only got to record the last portion of "The End". These recordings at present are the most complete recordings available in their entirety with no over dubbing or shoddy recordings, just in the same way The Doors had played them during their one week performance in March. By far, these shows are one of the best live recordings that The Doors have ever recorded. 
 03/10/67 The Matrix Club
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      see notes from 3/7/67 show above 
 10/11/67 Danbury High School Gym
Danbury, CT 
 1 cdr      Not great sound but pretty cool to think of The Doors performing in a CT. high school gymnasium ....... 3rd gen. P.A. recording by faculty member. released on "BYB" in inferior quality. not included in this torrent. 1. announcements 2. moonlight drive (incl. Horse latitudes) 3. Money 4. Break on through 5. Backdoor man 6. People are strange### 7. Crystal ship 8. wake up! > 9. Light My Fire 10. The End 
 04/19/68 Westbury Music Fair
Westbury, NY 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 1 roadhouse blues 2 peace frog 3 alabama song 4 unknown or untitled weirdness 5 run with me and more wierdness 6 soul kitchen 7 light my fire 8 build me a woman 9 when the music's over 
 09/20/68 Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      The Doors September 20, 1968 (Friday) [Late Show] Konserthuset Stockholm, Sweden [Soundboard Recording Master Clone] MASTER > CDR > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned) It's July 3, and in memory of Jim Morrison's passing 37 years ago today, here's a little something I just dug out of the attic. This is a purported "master clone" source for the Stockholm Late Show soundboard recording. Quality is miles above any previous bootleg source. Unlike those versions, this is definitely pre-FM. U nfortunately, that doesn't mean there aren't a few snags. While I believe this likely came from a master clone source, it's been toyed with by someone who didn't know what they were doing. This show is drenched in noise reduction -- something that's never needed on a master clone. So please don't accuse me of doing this to this show because it's on the original copy I have. Whoever got ahold of this tape before me thought they knew what they were doing and in addition to using noise reduction, messed with the dynamics. The result is a show that sounds thinner and tinnier than it should, most notably during the quieter parts. But don't let this dissuade you. The show still sounds dynamite. However, it did need some work: The original tape ran about 10% too slow. I'm not joking. The songs dripped like molasses. I fixed the speed and also swapped the channels to put Robby's guitar on the right and Ray's organ/bass on the left. Then came the clicks/pops and level changes throughout the show. There were hundreds, and these were painstakingly removed and smoothed over as much as possible. Though it took a lot of time, it's worth it just for "The End" alone which sounds terrific. There was also a loud digital audio anomaly during "The End" that was seamlessly removed. Another major glitch occured at about the 7:40 mark during "When The Music's Over" that totally eliminated one of John's drum fills. Using a sample of John's drums from another portion in the song, I was able to restore the missing drum strike. (Just call me Bruce Botnick, Jr.) This is the best sounding Doors show you're likely to hear for a long time to come. Only the Hollywood Bowl and Isle Of Wight recordings sound similar. This is The Doors performing the last day of the summer of 1968. Smack in the middle of their prime. Play this one loud, kids. And remember to have a beer for Jim. -Porsche I'm always on the look out for Doors recordings I don't have or source upgrades. Check out my complete list of shows here: http://www.eccentrix.com/members/thedoors/tradelist.html Track List: 01. Five To One - 6:24 02. Mack The Knife - 1:36 03. Alabama Song - 1:32 04. Back Door Man - 4:30 05. You're Lost Little Girl - 3:26 06. Love Me Two Times - 3:46 07. When The Music's Over - 14:02 08. Wild Child - 2:36 09. Money - 4:14 10. Wake Up - 1:47 11. Light My Fire - 11:53 12. Turn Out The Lights - 1:42 13. The End - 15:00  
 07/21/69 Aquarius Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      great sound for '69 almost an A+ sound 
 05/02/70 Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Pittsburgh, PA 
 1 cdr     A+  Official Release So probably should not trade 
 06/05/70 Seattle Center Coliseum
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr      The Doors Jim's Alive (The Ultimate Seattle Tapes) Tuff Bites TB.94.1009, 1994 1970-06-05, Center Coliseum, Seattle lineage: sliver CD -> xACT -> Flac (8) (xACT) quality: EX SBD Hitler (Poem) 2:23 Roadhouse Blues 4:52 Backdoor Man 7:28 When The Music's Over 20:06 Someday Soon 4:18 Train Jam I (Incl. People Get Ready / Baby Please Don't Go) 7:14 Train Jam II (Incl. Mystery Train / Crossroads) 20:18 Five To One 6:03 Break On Through 5:16 from the cover: "This is the complete recorded show, taped in Seattle on Jun 5th, 1970 for radio broadcast. The encore "Wake Up/Light my fire" was not taped. All the previous CD releases of this concert were taken from the edited radioshow, containing two songs from the Doors' Toronto Pop festival '69 appearance and a cut-down-to-a-few-minutes version of "Train Jam". This CD contains, published for the first time, the unedited tapes. " artwork, fingerprints and rip-log included. enjoy ...  
 06/06/70 Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, BC 
 2 cdr     A-  CDR> EAC V0.95 prebeta 5> Flac frontend 1.7.1 Etree ed. @ Level 8 Supplied by Whenheco CD 1 1.Roadhouse Blues/Medley 2.Alabama Song/Back Door Man/Five To One 3.When The Music's Over 4.Love Me Two Times 5.Little Red Rooster 6.Money* 7.Rock Me Baby* 8.Who Do You Love* CD 2 1.Petition The Lord (poem) 2.Light My Fire/Fever/Summertime/St. James Infirmary/Fever/Light My Fire 3.The End 4.Interview (Oswego,NY 1967) *with Albert King This soundboard recording captures The Doors on their final tour (with Jim Morrision) in 1970; this concert at Vancouver's PNE Coliseum on Saturday, June 6/70 would be The Doors only performance outside the United States that year. Source : One Hundred Minutes - The Complete Vancouver Concert 1970 
 08/29/70 East Afton Farm
Isle Of Wight, England 
 1 cdr      The Doors August 30, 1970 (Saturday) East Afton Farm "The Isle Of Wight Festival" Isle Of Wight, England [Soundboard Recording] Multi-Track Master > DAT > DAT > CDR > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned) Dust out your Doors collection. From the vault of an anonymous Doors fan comes a previously unsurfaced audio recording. For years, The Doors' performance at the Isle Of Wight has only been available in an edited or incomplete form. The most popular release, "Palace Of Exile," is missing over a minute in the middle of "The End" and the intro to "When The Music's Over" is severly edited. Audience recordings of the show are missing "Roadhouse Blues." Previously on this site someone offered a matrix of the audience and soundboard sources in order to recreate the complete concert in the best quality available. Now for the first time, we have a master DAT source for the COMPLETE Isle Of Wight concert in perfect soundboard quality. At almost 70 minutes total, this is as good as it gets until an official release gets made -- if one is ever made. This comes direct from the multi-track master recording. Quality is near perfect. The only downside is that the stereo separation isn't very good. It sounds like it's an unmixed copy of the multi-track master. So you'll hear Ray's organ more in the center than it should be and Ray's vocals are mixed way down so you don't hear them at all during "Break On Through" and other songs. (A good thing for some?) Still, I would place the overall quality as better than "Palace Of Exile." Little to no hiss. Bass level is much more reasonable. Sharper sound quality overall. Now just what did I do to the original recording before posting it here? Thankfully, not much. There were a handful of clicks/pops throughout the recording that I removed individually using Adobe Audition. (The glitch during the announcer's introduction is on the original tape and couldn't be repaired without cutting it down.) I also swapped the channels so that Robby's guitar is in the right channel where it should be. The biggest change I made was balancing the channel levels and bringing everything up. This small change really punched up the sound compared to the original transfer. There was no EQ or other tricky business involved. Sounds pretty damn good, if I do say so myself. If anyone wants the original transfer, I'm open to trades. One small note: About 4:29 into "The End," the music drops out for about 5 seconds and you only hear Jim's voice. Not sure why, but "Palace" doesn't have this mixing error. The Doors' manager Jeff Jampol recently made the silly statement that the reason they haven't released the Isle Of Wight recording officially is due to audio problems with the master recording. Well here it is, folks. Unmixed and raw. Please tell me if you find any noticeable problems that would prevent this show from being released. I'm dying to know just what errors he believes exist. Another reason why and another obvious lie from The Doors office. A big thank you to the Doors fan who shared this rare tape. He/She wishes to remain anonymous on this one. I'm merely acting as middleman, and I'm happy to do so. -Porsche I'm always on the look out for Doors recordings I don't have or source upgrades. Check out my complete list of shows here: http://www.eccentrix.com/members/thedoors/tradelist.html  

 01/12/93 Century Plaza Hotel Ballroom
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  The Doors with Eddie Vedder "Rock'n'Roll Hall Of Fame" Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, CA, 12-01-1993 Superb Quality! CD-R (Trade source*) --> EAC (WAVE) --> FLAC Frontend level 8 (FLAC) --> Dimeadozen --> You! set list: 01 Roadhouse Blues 02 Break On Through 03 Light My Fire line up: Ray Manzarek - keyboards Robbie Krieger - guitar John Densmore - drums Eddie Vedder - vocals Don Was - bass I've just received this one by trade; *it's a direct copy from a "Swingin' Pig" bootleg and the quality is absolutely awesome! Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder does a really good job in front of the Doors in my opinion and the whole performance is very very cool.  

 11/06/73 Ultrasonic Studios, WLIR-FM
Hempstead, NY 
 2 cdr      WLIR-FM BROADCAST > MASTER OFF AIR REEL > DAT > CD > EAC > FLAC 

 03/06/67 Unknown
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA Live in Stuttgart/Germany, 1967-03-06 SOURCE: FM>Reel to Reel Tape>CD Copy, unknown equipment (low generation)>trade>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac SOUND: A, but decide by yourself, mp3 sample is included in comments LINEUP: Cat Anderson, Cootie Williams, Herbie Jones, Mercer Ellington -tp; Lawrence Brown, Chuck Connos, Buster Cooper -tb; Jimmy Hamilton -cl, ts; Russell Procope -as,cl; Johnny Hodges -as; Paul Gonsalves -ts; Harry Carney -bs, cl,bcl; Duke Ellington -p; John Lamb -b; Rufus Jones -d; TRACKS: 1 TAKE THE 'A'-TRAIN 5.22 Aircheck 2 ELLINGTON'S ALL TIME FAVORITES MEDLEY 18.32*** 3 FREAKISH LIGHTS [aka Blood Count] 4.14 4 THINGS AIN'T WHAT THEY USED TO BE 3.16 5 DRAG 4.30 6 MOUNT HARISSA [mistitled as Nobhill] 7.30 7 UPJUMP 4.16 Jazz Band 411 8 EGGO 6.24 9 WILD ONION 2.20 10 LA PLUS BELLE AFRICAINE 11.06 11 KIXX 8.34 *** NOTE: Ellington's All Time Favorite Medley: Satin Doll - Solitude - In a sentimental mood - Don't get around much anymore - Mood indigo – I'm beginning to see the light - Sophisticated lady - Caravan - Do nothin' till you hear from me - I got it bad and that ain't good – I let a song go out of my heart - Don't get around much anymore Total time: 1h 16.04 *COMPLETE RADIO BROADCAST*  

 02/27/04 Schwarzer Adler
Rheinberg, Germany 
 1 cdr      Duke Robillard & Band Schwarzer Adler, Rheinberg, Germany 27. February 2004 Radio Broadcast by Deutschlandfunk FM > wave > edit with wavelab3.04 > flac frontend (Level 8, Align on sector boundaries) > flac> cd > you Info : Duke Robillard was the founder of "Roomful of Blues" , member of the legendary Blues Band, played with Fabulous Thunderbirds, Bob Dylan, Ruth Brown, Jimmy Witherspoon and many other artists. winner of the W.C.Handy Award as best blues guitarist in 2000, 2001 & 2003) Setlist : 1. Real Live Wire 4:24 2. Goodtime Charlie 11:14 3. Glamour Girl 7:58 4. Just Because 7:52 5. Painful Memory 6:47 6. Living With The Blues 3:47 7. Too Hot To Handle 6:28 Length 48:36 min.  

 08/06/76 The Kingdome
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr      Eagles Venue: The Kingdome, Seattle, USA Date: 6 Aug 1976 Taper: Unknown Source: Soundboard Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you Sound Quality: A-/A in my rating and ears.... Disc 1 1 Take it Easy 2 Outlaw Man 3 Doolin-Dalton 4 Desperado Reprise 5 Turn to Stone 6 Seven Bridges Road 7 Lyin' Eyes 8 Take it to the Limit (cuts in) Disc 2 1 Desperado 2 Midnight Flyer 3 Already gone 4 One of These Nights 5 Funk #49 6 Good Day in Hell 7 Witchy Woman > encore break 8 James Dean Notes: Nice soundboard from One Of These Nights Tour. Since I got this in a trade I dont have any info about lineage, taping equipment etc etc. Do NOT encode to MP3 or any other lossy compression format. This is intended for free trade only. Do not buy or sell!! Enjoy!! Hanshcv 
 03/04/80 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 2 cdr      The Eagles Los Angeles Forum Inglewood, CA (a suburb of Los Angeles) Mar. 4, 1980 Excellent soundboard recording Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** TheCommish notes: Great show in support of "The Long Run" album. My favorite Eagles era is the Joe Walsh period, so for me, this show is OUTSTANDING. It includes some nice horns work courtesy of David Sanborn, and the inclusion of Chuck Berry's "Carol" at the end is a bonus (but unfortunately, the song fades out a little past the one-minute mark...bummer). A must-have show for any Eagles fan or sorta Eagles fan. Setlist: 101. Hotel California 102. Already Gone 103. In The City 104. The Disco Strangler 105. The Sad Cafe ** 106. Lyin' Eyes 107. I Can't Tell You Why 201. Those Shoes 202. Heartache Tonight 203. One Of These Nights 204. Turn To Stone 205. The Long Run ** 206. Life's Been Good 207. Life In The Fast Lane 208. Carol (incomplete--fades out) ** with special guest David Sanborn Lineage: SBD > 2nd gen cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * There was a small gap/glitch at the 1:15 mark of Track 101 (which lasted roughly 1/5 of a second); removed the gap with Nero's wave editor. "Fixed" version of Track 101 is not perfect, but much better than it was. * There was a rough transition between Tracks 106-107 so approximiately 5 seconds of applause were deleted, resulting in a smoother transition between tracks. * There was also a rough transition between Tracks 202-203 so approximately 2 seconds of applause were deleted, which results in a smoother transition between tracks. About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings….. to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish November 2008  
 04/25/94 Warner Brothers Studios
Burbank, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Taper: Unknown by me Source: To these ears, raw soundboard and pre-mixed. No overdubs, fixes, diginoise or pops!! Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 Sound Quality: A+ The most pristine recording I believe that's in my collection. Almost too crisp at times with unparalleled channel separation. One can literally hear the pick hitting the guitar strings. I can't imagine this show hasn't made the rounds on Dime but a search of Eagles, MTV, and Unplugged has netted no returns. At least I've done my due diligence ensuring to the best of my ability that it hasn't been uploaded in the last few months plus. I also ran it past the Mods checking to see that it wouldn't get banned for any reason. One downside of The Eagles live is their reluctance to vary their songs one iota from the album which indeed makes it somewhat tougher to verify that none of them appeared on the officially released Hell Freezes Over DVD & CD. In cases such as this, I rely on my ears and the fact that even The Eagles can't intro/outtro a song in the 'exact' same manner two nights in a row. This is another cd that I've listened to for years and the songs are in fact from the alternate or second night as it's called from their historic comeback performance on MTV (or Empty-V as I call it...). If I am allowed to share this and all goes well, I implore those of you who haven't heard this to please listen at least once to this concert in headphones. Am I the only relic on the planet who still owns a pair and uses them? Some of the finest times that I can remember in my youth were spent studying all The Beatles albums while donning a pair of 'cans' to borrow the recording industry vernacular. For this particular gem you can clearly hear the boys tuning up, checking mics, and even turning to one another for support. Their insecurities on the one hand are understandable yet the other side of me screams "You guys are The Eagles for heaven's sake"!!! I believe that right after they lay down the first couple of tunes someone eerily says "we're back" in an attempt to lay to rest those same uncertainties about being able to start up the machine again (to quote Neil Peart). Some of the highlights for me are: o Right before 'The Best Of My Love' an enthusiastic fan screams "Hey Joe, how ya doin"??? To which a startled Walsh quips back "I'm freaking out man"! o Towards the end of the show, I apologize for forgetting what track, a drunk female creates some commotion causing Glenn to chide that "he remembers his first beer, too". A wonderful line that I admit to have stolen and used a time or two in similar situations. o The Great Don Henley (and neighbor to my parents who live in Dallas) flubbing the lyrics to 'Get Over It'. To hear his deadpan response post-song of "well I fucked that up, but let's move along" is also worth the download of this set. It's chronicled for all to hear - Don Henley messed up! o Favorite test of speaker separation? 'Life In The Fast Lane'. I present to you Joe Walsh in your left ear and Don Felder in your right. Stunning... So let's get going and have some fun with this. To quote Glenn Fry again right before 'Peaceful Easy Feeling': Check one, two. Check one, two... Thanks for reading my rambling thoughts and please have fun listening (in headphones, remember?). And as always don't convert to MP3 or sell. That's not cool nor is it right. Regards, DWP 1. Peaceful Easy Feeling 2. Best of My Love 3. Tequila Sunrise 4. Help Me Thru The Night 5. The Heart Of The Matter 6. Love Will Keep Us Alive 7. Learn To Be Still 8. Hotel California 9. Strings Soundcheck 10. Wasted Time 11. Wasted Time Reprise 12. Lover's Moon 13. Pretty Maids All In A Row 14. I Can't Tell You Why 15. The Girl From Yesterday 16. New York Minute 17. The Last Resort 18. Introductions 19. Take It Easy 20. One Of These Nights 21. In The City 22. Heartache Tonight 23. Life In The Fast Lane 24. Get Over It 25. Desperado The Great Don Henley - vocals, percussion Glenn Fry - vocals, guitar, keyboards Joe Walsh - vocals, guitar Don Felder - guitar Timothy B. Schmidt - vocals, bass And a marvelous supporting band that never gets enough credit!  
 08/24/94 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 3 cdr      title: Get Freeze It Soundboard Recording (hardware unknown) -> Silver CD -> Exact Audio Copy -> FLAC Front End............ According to the CD label, this recording comes to you courtsey or Red Robin Records. EAGLES Glenn Frey Don Henley Don Felder Joe Walsh Timothy B. Schmit A perfect soundboard recording from the Eagles 1994 Hell Freezes Over tour. I believe this to be a soundobard instead of an FM broadcast because as far as I know they never did any FM broadcasts from this tour other than the MTV special. One of the more popular recordings from their 1994 tour, I haven't seen this on DIME yet so I thought I'd share it. Couple of things to note: first, on disc 1 the last track has both "Lyin' Eyes" and "One Of These Nights" on it. No idea why these were not plit up, but this is how I got it. These are original silver CD's BTW, NOT CD-R's. Second, you may be able to fit these onto 2 discs - again this is how I got it, on 3 discs and so I've never changed it. Third, there is artwork out there. I can't upload it but this is a very popular CD so I'm sure a little searching on the internet and you can find something. This was the set list through-out most of the 1994 and 1995 tour. Not too bad - my only complaint was that they played too many of their solo hits during the second act. I mean, we were there to see the Eagles! They had so many songs - "James Dean", "The Last Resort", "Ol' 55", "Saturday Night", the list goes on and on. Otherwise, this is a fantastic recording, it basically speaks for itself, so please rate and ENJOY!!!  

 01/25/67 Friedrichsstadt Palast
East-Berlin, East Germany 
 1 cdr      ELLA FITZGERALD + JIMMY JONES TRIO Live at Friedrichsstadt Palast (East-Berlin), Former GDR, 1967-01-25 SOURCE: FM>low gen, unknown lineage>trade>CDR>EAC Secure Rip>Flac Frontend, level 6 Sound: clear and nice sound for that age!! mp3 samples are included as usual LINEUP Ella Fitzgerald,voc Jimmy Jones,p Bob Cranshaw,b Sam Woodyard,dr TRACKS: 1 You’ve Changed (incomplete) 0:50 2 Let’s Do It 4:13 3 These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ 4:00 4 Here’s That Rainy Day 4:25 5 Summertime 3:32 6 It Don’t Mean A Thing 5:18 7 Jazz Samba 8:17 8 Mack The Knife 4:33 9 The Midnight Sun Never Sets 4:35 10 You Go To My Headgoin’ Out Of My Head 3:17 11 Sweet And Lovely 4:06 12 Misty 3:59 13 It‘s Wonderful 2:53 14 St. Louis Blues 6:50 15 How High The Moon 8:36 Total Time: 69:24 min 
 07/21/71 Theatre du Verdure
Nice, France 
 1 cdr      Ella Fitzgerald Theatre Du Verdure Nice, France 7-21-71 1 Night & Day 2 Cole Porter Medley, 3 Body & Soul - The Man I Love - Porgy 4 The Boy From Ipanema 5 Summertime 6 They Can't Take That Away From Me 7 You Ain't Been Blue, Mood Indigo 8 Something 9 St. Louis Blues 10 Close to You 11 Put a Little Love in Your Heart Received in trade... Sbrd or FM Excellent sound 
 05/06/84 Jazzfestival
Bern, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      Received in trade ...... Ella Fitzgerald Jazzfestival Bern Switzerland 5/6/84 sbrd > fm > ? d1 1 all of me 2 i'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter 3 somewhere in the night 4 please dont talk about me when i'm gone 5 old macdonald had a farm 6 band intros > in a mellow tone 7 i've got a crush on you > embraceable you 8 boy from ipanema 9 ordinary fool 10 ain't noboby's bizness if i do 11 scat 12 1st set outro and radio dj d2 1 2cnd set intro and radio dj 2 i'm beginning to see the light 3 mood indigo > sophisticated lady 4 satin doll 5 one note samba 6 it dont mean a thing if it ain't got tht swing 7 thank you's and radio dj 8 moten swing 9 i only have eyes for you 10 mack the knife 11 i'll see you in my dreams 
 05/26/90 unknown
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Ella Fitzgerald with Mike Wofford Trio & Joe Pass Ella in Munich 26 May1990 FM setlist: 01 - Radio Speaker / Ella intro > Ain't Misbehavin' (5:21) 02 - Band Intro > ? (8:46) 03 - How Long Has This Been Going On? > Lady Be Good (5:03) 04 - Allright, OK, You Win (3:49) 05 - instrumental [JP] (3:56) 06 - Summertime [JP] (5:04) 07 - instrumental [JP] (5:54) 08 - I'm Beginning to See the Light (3:37) 09 - You Go To My Head (5:26) 10 - Wave (4:46) 11 - Just One Of Those Things (3:42) 12 - You're My Honey Sugarfoot / Speaker's Closing (4:19) TT 59:48 lineup: Joe Pass: guitar Mike Wofford: piano Keeter Betts: bass Bobby Durham: drums Recieved from Andi (Germany), thanks a lot for sending it. linage: FM -> unknown -> CD -> EAC -> Flac Excellent, awesome duets with voice and guitar, listen Wave sample. Some clicks. Any help to complete de setlist an the venue will be very grateful. 

 11/12/70 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr/shn      Based on known setlists (above) and the fact that Wolfgang?s Vault is now broadcasting a ?Honky Tonk Women? from Nov. 12, I?m willing to bet that the 12th is the correct date for this show. (If anyone has a copy to compare this version to, please be my guest.) Elton had only made his US debut a couple of months earlier on Aug. 25th at the Troubadour where he played 6 nights in a row before returning to the UK (presumably) to record Tumbleweed Connection which was released on Oct. 30. Next the band performed 5 East Coast concerts in Boston, Philly and Baltimore before heading out west for 1 show in San Bernadino, CA. and the 4 Fillmore shows. 2 days after the last Fillmore show, Elton and the band were in NYC at A&R Studios for the in-studio radio concert which produced the classic live album ?11-17-70" (or as it was known everywhere else, ?17-11-70"!). This performance, only 5 days earlier, is very similar in feel and performance to that album - though that shouldn?t detract from your enjoyment of it one bit. Levels were a bit oversaturated on the original DAT transfer and were reduced to avoid any further clipping or distortion. Reel Master > DAT > HHB CDR800 > Audio Cleaning Lab 2004 (for adjustment of levels and track ID placement) > EAC > Flac Frontend 8 > You! A GuySmiley Production with special thanks to SteelysBro. 
 11/17/70 A&R Studios
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  officail release plus this boot provides the entire show : ............. LP "Knockin' Em Dead Alive" released by Kustom Rekords> Cool Edit 96> Cd Wave Editor>Flac Level 8 1. I Need You To Turn To 2. Your Song Bad Side Of The Moon [X] 3. Country Comfort Can I Put You On [X] 4. Border Song Sixty Years On [X] 5. Indian Sunset 6. Elton talks before "Honky Tonk Women" Honky Tonk Woman [X] Amoreena [X] Take Me To The Pilot [X] Burn Down The Misson [X] Medley [X] My Father's Gun (listed on LP label but apparently not on the LP) [X] = Officially released tracks removed A short set of songs when the official tracks are removed,but still interesting. Also included is a bit of Elton talking before "Honky Tonk Women". Please use your official CD release of 11-17-70 to fill in the gaps. Enjoy! 
 03/03/71 Royal Festival Hall
London, UK 
 1 cdr      ELTON JOHN & THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL LONDON, UK MARCH 3, 1971 01. YOUR SONG 02. TAKE ME TO THE PILOT 03. THE GREAT DISCOVERY 04. SIXTY YEARS ON 05. THE KING MUST DIE 06. INDIAN SUNSET 07. BORDER SONG 08. MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER 09. BURN DOWN THE MISSION 10. GOODBYE Liberated bootleg entitled "CONCERTSTUCK". A great sounding boot. Please enjoy! 
 10/01/71 Shinjuku Kohsei Nenkin Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Elton John Live in Tokyo, Japan Kosei-Nenkin Kaikan 1st October 1971 2 CD set Source: Sound Board Recording Lineage: CDR>WAV>EAC>FLAC level 6 Quality: Very good, some vocal clipping, the first tracks of both CD's have clicks Bootleg Title: "Madman Shakes Tokyo" and "First Visit 1971" File Size: 633MB FLAC Disc one: 1 It's Me That You Need (Solo) 2 Your Song (Solo) 3 Rock Me When He's Gone (Solo) 4 Come Down In Time (Solo) 5 Skyline Pigeon (Solo) 6 Rotten Peaches (Nearly entirely solo) 7 Indian Sunset (Solo) 8 Ballad Of A Well-Known Gun (Band) 9 Friends (Band) 10 The King Must Die (Band) 11 Holiday Inn (Band) 12 Can I Put You On (Band) Disc two: 1 Country Comfort (Band) 2 Honky Tonk Women (Band) 3 Border Song (Band) 4 Madman Across The Water (Band) 5 Amoreena/Take Me To The Pilot/My Baby Left Me (Band) 6 Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On (Band)  
 02/05/72 Royal Festival Hall
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 12/22/73 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 2 cdr     A+  Introduction, Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding, Candle in the Wind, Hercules, Rocket Man, Bennie and the Jets, Daniel, Song Has No Title,Honkey Cat, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Ballad of Danney Bailey, Elderberry Wine, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, I've Seen That Movie Too, All the Young Girls Love Alice, Band Intros, Crocodile Rock, Your Song, Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting. 
 11/20/74 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  ELTON JOHN BOSTON GARDEN BOSTON, MA NOVEMBER 20, 1974 AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>CDR>EAC>FLAC JOE MALONEY MASTER RECORDING SET LIST: DISC ONE: 1: FUNERAL FOR A FRIEND/LOVE LIES BLEEDING 2: CANDLE IN THE WIND 3: GRIMSBY 4: ROCKET MAN 5: TAKE ME TO THE PILOT 6: BENNY AND THE JETS/TAPE FLIP 7: DANIEL 8: GREY SEAL 9: GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD 10: BURN DOWN THE MISSION DISC TWO: 1: YOU'RE SO STATIC 2: LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS 3: DON'T LET THE SUN GO DOWN ON ME 4: HONKY CAT 5: TAPE FLIP/ALL THE YOUNG GIRLS LOVE ALICE 6: SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALRIGHT FOR FIGHTING 7: CROCODILE ROCK 8: YOUR SONG 9: THE BITCH IS BACK 10: WVBF FM 11-21-74 AND 11-26-74 REVIEWS-BOSTON FM 11: 11-30-75 SUNDAY REVIEW **PLEASE DO NOT "REMASTER" AND THEN RE-POST THIS RECORDING. 
 11/28/74 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  With John Lennon on a few tracks ********* Recorded DAO , but very slight pauses between tracks 
 12/24/74 Hammersmith Odeon
London, UK 
 2 cdr     A-  This is Legendary Hammersmith Odeon Concert in 1974 Elton John at his prime. This time is in complete form! My own coverart include. Enjoy! somebody13 Elton John Band: Elton John - vocal, piano Nigel Olsson - drum Dee Murray - bass Davey Jonestone - guitar Ray Cooper - percussion Lineage : TAPE>WAV>FLAC Quality : A- SBD Recording Date :1974/12/24 Venue : Hammersmith Odeon, London, England Christmas Party 1974 Disc 1 (75:22) 1. Skyline Pigeon 2. I Need You To Turn To 3. Border Song 4. Country Comfort 5. Holiday Inn 6. High Flying Bird 7. Burn Down The Mission 8. Funeral For A Friend (Love Lies Bleeding) 9 Candle In The Wind 10. Grimsby 11. Rocket Man 12. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 13. Daniel 14. Grey Seal Disc 2 (58:41) 1. Bob Harris's Announcement 2. Bennie And The Jets 3. Band Introduction 4. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds 5. I Saw Her Standing There 6. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 7. Honky Cat 8. Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting 9. Crocodile Rock 10. The Bitch Is Back 11. Your Song 12. White Christmas (Special Guest: Rod Stewart and Gary Glitter) 13. Outro Total: 134m 03s 
 05/07/77 Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 2 cdr     A+  Source: SBD > ? > Silver CDs > CDR > WAV (EAC) > FLAC Bootleg Title: "Rainbow Rock" Excellent SBD recording Disc one: 1 Your Song 2 The Greatest Discovery 3 Border Song 4 Daniel 5 Sweet Painted Lady 6 Rocket Man 7 I Heard It Through The Grapewine 8 Candle In The Wind 9 Roy Rogers 10 Dan Dare (Pilot Of The Future) 11 Cage The Songbird 12 Where To Now St. Peter 13 Ticking 14 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me Disc two: 1 Take Me To The Pilot 2 Funeral For A Friend 3 Tonight 4 Better Off Dead 5 Idol 6 I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford) 7 I Think I'm Going To Kill Myself 8 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word 9 Crazy Water 10 Bennie And The Jets 11 Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting) 12 Goodbye Notes: In 1977 Elton John and Ray Cooper were challenged to run six shows at the Rainbow Theatre, all in the same week. They accepted, and did all six shows with great success, which also became some of the very few live appearances in '77. The material is mostly from the '70 - '74 era, but with some welcome additions from 75/76. The major part of the set list consists of ballads. 
 05/28/79 Russia Hotel
Moscow, Russia 
 1 cdr      RUSSIA CONCERT & UK RADIO - Live Concert From Rossya Concert Hall, Moscow (BBC Radio 1) "A Single Man In Moscow" The last of eight concerts in Russia. 1. Skyline Pigeon 2. Take Me To The Pilot 3. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 4. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 5. Roy Rogers 6. Ego 7. Where To Now St. Peter? 8. He'll Have To Go 9. I Heard It Through The Grapevine 10. Idol 11. I Feel Like A Bullet (In The Gun Of Robert Ford) 12. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word 13. Crazy Water 14. Song For Guy 15. Crocodile Rock/ Medley Source: cd boot “A Single Man in Moscow” > cdr trade > EAC > Sound Forge 8.0 > CDWave > 1flac/1cdr  
 07/07/82 Starlight Theatre
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr     A-  Master analog cassette recording of the original broadcast on WNEW-FM in NYC. Lineage: FM Broadcast>analog cassette>Dak's wave editor>wave>flac A classic Elton John show with Nigel, Dee, & Davey. The circulating versions I have listened to were OK but not great. This recording is much better. Very crisp and clear sound. Crank it up and enjoy!! Disc 1: 1. Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding 2. All The Young Girls Love Alice 3. Someone Saved My Life Tonight 4. Better Off Dead 5. Ball And Chain 6. Empty Garden 7. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 8. The Bitch Is Back 9. Pinball Wizard 10. Ticking 11. Elton's Song 12. Chloe 13. Where To Now St Peter? 14. Where Have All The Good Times Gone Disc 2: 15. Rocket Man 16. Bennie And The Jets 17. Teacher I Need You 18. Dear John 19. Your Song 20. Saturday Nights Alright (For Fighting) 21. Daniel 22. Crocodile Rock 23. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On>I Saw Her Standing There 24. Twist and Shout  
 12/24/82 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr      Elton John Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London December 24, 1982 1st Generation FM Broadcast Quality -- A Source: FM Broadcast Lineage: BBC Broadcast>Maxell UDXLII Casette>WAV>FLAC This show has been posted before, although this version has 3 additional songs (The Bitch is Back, All's Quiet on the Western Front, and the closing Medley-Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' on/I Saw Her Standing There/Twist and Shout). In addition, this is a first generation recording. In the fall of 1982, a college friend (thanks Dave R.) spent a semester studying in London and recorded this for me when it was originally broadcast on the BBC.I have not heard the previous version that was posted (thanks Ryan for the original post), but based on the above facts I felt it was reasonable to assume that this is at least equal to what has been presented before, and has the extra tracks. I have also obtained the video of this show recently and will most likely be posting the DVD as well. This is an excellent performance, and has definately not been overdubbed (check out Davey's opening riff on Saturday Night's Alright, it is kind of painful!). The Band: Elton John- Piano/vocals Dee Murray- Bass/vocals Nigel Olsson- Drums/vocals Davey Johnstone- Guitars/vocals Kiki Dee- Vocals The Songs: Introduction The Bitch is Back Pinball Wizard Blue Eyes Bennie and the Jets All's Quiet on the Western Front Your Song Saturday Night's Alright (for Fighting) Daniel Crocodile Rock Don't Go Breaking My Heart Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On/I Saw Her Standing There/Twist and Shout 
 03/25/84 Sydney Entertainment Center
Sydney, Australia 
 2 cdr      Elton John Live in Sydney (AKA Happy Birthday Elton) 25Mar84 Setlist: Disc 1: Tiny Dancer Hercules Rocket Man DanielTeacher, I Need YouCandle In The Wind The Bitch Is Back Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me Island Girl Bennie And The Jets Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word Philadelphia Freedom Disc 2: Blue EyesI Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues Crystal Kiss The Bride One More Arrow Too Low For Zero I'm Still Standing Your Song Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Crocodile Rock Pinball Wizard Song For Guy  
 11/04/84 The Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 1 cdr      Nov 4 1984 US CONCERT - The Centrum, Worcester MA "Rocket Man" Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me Who Wears These Shoes I'm Still Standing Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Your Song The Bitch Is Back Candle In The Wind Daniel Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long Long Time) Tiny Dancer Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting) Philadelphia Freedom Crocodile Rock  
 10/12/86 Hollywood Bowl
Hollywood, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Source - Soundboard Lineage - Silver 2CD set ("Don't Dream It's Over...It's Starting Again") ----> EAC ----> WAV ----> FLAC (Level 8)..... This show has it all - a great setlist (with an EXTREMELY rare performance of "Love Song"), superb sound quality and an outstanding performance. This show was approximately two months before the famous Australia concerts where Elton's voice reached it's breaking point and required surgery. His vocal performance here is MUCH better and he hits some nice high notes here and there. EJ's band is amazing here (complete with a horn section), as are the backing vocalists. Below is the band lineup and setlist. I am now an officially retired uploader. Farewell. The Band - Elton John - Vocals, Piano, Keyboard, Guitar ("Love Song" Davey Johnstone - Guitar, Backing Vocals David Paton - Bass Charlie Morgan - Drums Fred Mandel - Keyboards, Guitar Jody Linscott - Percussion David Bitelli - Saxaphone Rick Taylor - Trombone Paul Spong - Trumpet Raul D'Oliveira - Various Horns Shirley Lewis - Backing Vocals Alan Carvell - Backing Vocals Gordon Neville - Backing Vocals  
 09/16/88 Poplar Creek Music Theater
Hoffman Estates, IL 
 2 cdr      Elton John King Biscuit Flower Hour (Parts 1 & 2) Poplar Creek, Chicago IL Sept. 16, 1988 Quality: Excellent - PRE-FM Total Running Time: 96:09 Mins. KBFH Cd's>WAV(EAC)>Sound Forge 6.0 For Editing>FLAC Frontend level 8 Flac files have been tested/converted to wav & burned to cdr's for verification! I don't recall seeing this one offered here. So I decided to share this with the Elton John fans here at Dimeadozen. This is not a bootleg! These cd's are for radio broadcast and therefore the source is Pre-FM. This material has never been officially released. The announcer and commercials have been carefully removed and there are no sudden cuts between tacks. (Short fade in's and fade out's when necessary) I do not have artwork for this torrent. None came with the cd's! Pic of CD's included. The Spin Doctors Sets are not included. Anyways................. This is during Elton's "Reg Strikes Back" Tour. Elton's playing and powerful voice are Spot On. Although Elton does not attempt the higher notes in some songs (others he does) he most definitely gives an excellent performance. Not bad for Elton at 41 Years Old. Also note, I believe this is his first tour ever that he used an Electric Piano. Hope you enjoy! DISC 1 Time: 47:55 1) Sixty Years On 2) Burn Down The Mission 3) Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word 4) Have Mercy On The Criminal 5) Funeral For A Friend / Love Lies Bleeding 6) Tiny Dancer 7) The Ballad Of Danny Bailey (1909-34) 8) Philadelphia Freedom DISC 2 Time: 48:14 1) I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That 2) I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues 3) Sad Songs (Say So Much) 4) Goodbye Marlon Brando 5) A Word In Spanish 6) Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters / Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters Part Two 7) Daniel 8) Candle In The Wind 9) Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting) 
 04/04/89 Deutschland Hall
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr      Elton John 1989-04-04 Berlin, Germany ***Liberated Boot*** \ Source - FM DAT\ Lineage - FM DAT -----> CD-R ------> WAV ------> FLAC (Level 8) \ Sound Quality - EX +++\ \ It's hard to believe it's an FM broadcast because it sounds like the finest soundboard possible. There was a lot of DJ banter (about 15 minutes worth) in between songs and even a commercial or two. In those cases, where necessary, I faded the tracks in and out. The only imperfection in the show occurs at the beginning of "Candle In The Wind", where there are a few blips. - LilKing22 \ \ \ \ CD1\ CD101-Sixty Years On\ CD102-I Need You To Turn To\ CD103-Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word\ CD104-Funeral For A Friend\ CD105-Too Low For Zero\ CD106-I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues\ CD107-Sad Songs\ CD108-A Word In Spanish\ \ CD2\ CD201-Nikita\ CD202-Daniel\ CD203-I Don't Want To Go On With You Like That\ CD204-Candle In The Wind\ CD205-Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting\ CD206-I'm Still Standing\ CD207-Your Song} 
 08/02/89 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      Elton John Great Woods, Mansfield MA August 2, 1989 Source: FM Disc 1: 1. Bennie And The Jets 2. Island Girl 3. Harmony 4. Tiny Dancer 5. Sleeping With The Past 6. The Bitch Is Back 7. I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues 8. Mona Lisas And Mad Hatters Parts 1 And 2 9. Funeral For A Friend-Love Lies Bleeding 10. Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word 11. Daniel 12. Candle In The Wind Disc 2: 1. Sacrifice 2. Blue Eyes 3. Philadelphia Freedom 4. Burn Down The Mission 5. Come Down In Time (Cuts in) 6. Healing Hands 7. Levon 8. Stones Throw From Hurtin' 9. Sad Songs (Say So Much) 10. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me 11. I'm Still Standing 12. Rocket Man 
 09/06/93 Foxboro Stadium
Foxboro, MA 
 1 cdr      The Bitch Is Back SBD, quality ..........This show was recorded for radio broadcast. Silver (Backstage: BKCD 056) -> FLAC (L.0) Easy CD/DA -> you! (never compress) ...... Elton John - Vocals, Piano, Himself Davey Johnstone - Guitars Charlie Morgan - Drums Guy Babylon - Keyboards Mark Taylor - Keyboards Bob Birch - Bass Natalia Jackson - Backing Vocals Mortonette Jenkins - Backing Vocals Marlena Jeter - Backing Vocals  
 09/22/94 Greek Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      ELTON JOHN Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA Sept,1994 **with Ray Cooper D1T01 Your Song.shn D1T02 The One.shn D1T03 The Last Song.shn D1T04 Levon.shn D1T05 Daniel.shn D1T06 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word.shn D1T07 Indian Sunset.shn D1T08 I Think I'm Gonna Kill Myself.shn D2T01 Take Me To The Pilot.shn D2T02 Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me.shn D2T03 Believe.shn D2T04 Crocodile Rock.shn D2T05 Bennie and the Jets.shn D2T06 Candle In The Wind.shn D2T07 Can You Feel The Love Tonight.shn D2T08 piano solo.shn 
 07/02/99 Piazza Napoleone
Lucca, Italy 
 2 cdr      Elton John Radio Italia Solo World Tour Live in Lucca, Italy July 2, 1999 Source: Radio Broadcast Lineage: Broadcast>CDR>WAV>FLAC8 This was taken from a live radio broadcast, and there are a couple of songs that have the announcers talking over the beginning of the song but it really doesn't detract from the performance. In 1999 Elton went on the road for his first ever extended solo tour, which he has done numerous times since (a pretty good payday, I would think).The quality of this is excellent, I hope you enjoy it. Elton John- Piano/vocals The Songs: Disc One- Your Song Skyline Pigeon The Greatest Discovery Border Song Live Like Horses Daniel Honky Cat Rocket Man Sacrifice Better Off Dead Ticking Carla/Etude Tonight Disc Two- I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That The One Blue Eyes Take Me to the Pilot Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word Written in the Stars Crocodile Rock Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me Circle of Life Bennie and the Jets 

 12/09/77 Paradise Theatre
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      ARTIST: Elvis Costello & The Attractions TITLE: N/A DATE: December 9th, 1977 VENUE: Paradise Theatre LOCATION: Boston, MA SOURCE: FM Reel QUALITY: A ARTWORK: Included TRACKLISTING: 01. Pump It Up 02. The Angels Wanna Wear My Red Shoes 03. Waitin' For the End of the World 04. There's No Action 05. Less Than Zero 06. The Beat 07. Where's That Rockin' Rollin' Bitch? 08. Big Tears (Mean Nothing When You're Lying In Your Coffin) 09. Radio Radio 10. You Belong To Me 11. Lipstick Vogue 12. Watching the Detectives TOTAL RUNTIME: LINEAGE: PREFM Master Source>?>Matrix FM>Sony R2R @ 7.5 ips no Dolby MR>Akai 6X4000-D>HHB CDR830>CD Wave EAC>Audacity(slight signal amp.) >TLH(L.6, verify, create checksum)>flac>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v2.1>FLAC 8 TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES: This fabulous FM recording was recently unearthed and to my knowledge circulated for the first time, at least in this sound quality, by a very kind gentlemen, shacklyn75, on DIME torrents. The recording was originally made off FM radio but unlike many FM recordings of the time, lacks a lot of distortion and noise evident in many of these typical post-broadcast tapes. This is because the FM signal was recorded on a 7.5 ips reel which allowed for a more true replication of the compressed shortwave source. Obviously, the frequency range has been compressed for FM broadcast, but you can thank the original taper that this compression was added upon as little as possible by making the original transmission recording on a fine format such as a 7.5 ips reel. As is stated in the original torrent info, there is obvious mixing flaws during the first track due to the show mixer, be it the front of house guy, or the radio recording mixer adjusting mix settings to obtain the sound he will maintain for the remainder of the performance. Thankfully, most of these obtuse flucuations are relegated to the first track, after which, the sound adjustments are relatively few and small in nature. Although the original recording from the reel source is very nice, it had some problems, such as distortion and boominess in the low-mid register, which I have attempted to remedy as carefully as possible. There is also a slight variation in overall amplitude of the recording in the transition between some tracks. This inbalance has been corrected as I saw fit. What remains is, in my opinion, a much more balanced and overall cleaner and clearer recording which is superior to the original transfer and upload. All credit, however, should be given to the original taper and transferrer of this source, allsoundz, and shacklyn75, for his original work and upload which brought this great document of an artist in his prime to the light of day. Thank you very much to those involved and I hope this remaster will be enjoyed throughout the Elvis Costello fan community. I have also included artwork made by Colinb9 uploaded by him on the original torrent page as well as alternate artwork that I found for this show. It matches the tracklisting and date & venue, hence its inclusion. I do not know who created it or if it came from a commercial bootleg but whoever you are, thank you! Enjoy Elvis C at his best! upped by: theface07 theface07@hotmail.com  
 06/07/78 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Elvis Costello & The Attractions July 7, 1978 Winterland San Francisco, CA Combination of pre-broadcast KSAN 15 ips reel and off-air reel master. Excellent sound quality. 01 [02:16] KSAN DJ intro > Mystery Dance 02 [02:24] Lip Service 03 [02:42] The Angels Want To Wear My Red Shoes 04 [03:39] Goon Squad 05 [03:25] Less Than Zero 06 [03:42] Blame It On Cain 07 [03:32] The Beat 08 [03:15] This Year's Girl 09 [03:56] I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea 10 [03:11] Pump It Up 11 [00:30] talk: intro to next song 12 [02:29] Radio Radio 13 [04:40] Lipstick Vogue 14 [06:09] > Watching The Detectives 15 [03:07] Party Girl 16 [02:35] You Belong To Me 17 [01:36] thanks & crowd before encore encore: 18 [05:08] I'm Not Angry 19 [00:15] final goodnight & crowd total time: 58:31 lineage: tracks 1 > 9 from pre-broadcast KSAN 15 ips reel. tracks 10 > 19 from off-air Dolby B 3.75 ips master reel. > Pro Tools (normalization, minor "nip & tuck" edits & tracking) > AIFF. FLAC files (level 8) created with xACT (sector boundaries verified). md5 file created with checkSUM+. Enjoy & Share! 
 08/23/80 Heat Wave Festival, Mosport Park
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      Elvis Costello & The Attractions HEATWAVE FESTIVAL MOSPORT PARK TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA AUG.23,1980 1-Shot With His Own Gun 2-Accidents Will Happen 3-The Beat 4-Tempation 5-Green Shirt 6-You'll Never Be A Man 7-I Don't Want To Go To Chelsea 8-Secondary Modern 9-Lovers Walk 10-Less Than Zero 11-Big Tears 12-High Fidelity 13-Alison 14-Lipstick Vogue 15-Clubland 16-Oliver's Army 17-Watching The Detectives 18-You Belong To Me 19-Radio Radio 20-Pump It Up 21-(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace Love & Understanding 22-Mystery Dance 23-I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down SB UNKNOWN LINEAGE > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  
 10/06/83 Tiffany's ( Locarno Ballroom )
Glasgow, Scotland 
 1 cdr      Taped from Radio Clyde FM in 1983. *********** Lineage : Cassette>Audacity>CD Wave>Flac 
 04/11/84 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      1. Let Them All Talk 2. Greatest Thing 3. Girls Talk 4. Lipstick Vogue 5. Watching The Detectives 6. Clubland 7. Everyday I Write A Book 8. The Only Flame In Town 9. Getting Mighty Crowded 10. Alison ("Torn Between Two Lovers" arrangement) 11. Pump It Up  
 04/29/89 Sweetwater
Mill Valley, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  with Jerry Garcia, Sammy Hagar, and Bob Wier on some tracks . partial show - 18 songs only 
 06/08/94 Summerstage, Central Park
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Elvis Costello and the Attractions Central Park Summerstage New York, NY June 8, 1994 Lineage: DAT SB MASTER > DAT > AUDIO CD > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC Track listing: Disc one (50:25): (1) Intro (0:28) (2) No Action (1:49) (3) That Beat (3:09) (4) Honey Are You Straight Or Are You Blind? (3:04) (5) Pony Street (3:19) (6) Beyond Belief (3:52) (7) Sulky Girl (6:38) (8) London's Brilliant Parade (4:16) (9) Deep Dark Truthful Mirror (6:49) (10) Tripped At Every Step (4:34) (11) Red Shoes (2:45) (12) She's No Angel (4:14) (13) Clown Strike (5:22) Disc two (70:43): (1) Kinder Murder (3:20) (2) Clubland (4:21) (3) Rocking Horse (5:44) (4) Still Too Soon To Know (3:00) (5) Every Day I Write The Book (2:35) (6) Murder Mile (4:36) (7) Watching The Detectives (4:43) (8) You Belong to Me (2:31) (9) 13 Steps Lead Down (2:57) (10) Radio Radio (3:11) (11) Lipstick Vogue (3:43) (12) Party Girl (5:36) (13) Puppet Girl (2:21) (14) Allison (6:14) (15) Accidents Will Happen (4:43) (16) All The Rage (4:02) (17) (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding (3:15) (18) Pump It Up (3:42) Checksum file is included, no artwork. Comments: Excellent soundboard from Elvis Costello's summer 1994 tour -- and a great performance. This is a powerful, high-energy show all the way through, with a good mix of current material and oldies. I'm not a big Elvis Costello collector, but this is one of the best performances and recordings I've heard from him. Highly recommneded. 
 05/17/95 Shepherds Bush Empire
London, England 
 2 cdr      Elvis Costello & the Attractions - with guests Marc Ribot and James Burton May 17, 1995 Shepherds Bush Empire London, England From the JEMS archives Butterking's notes: I have absolutely no idea where I got this except that I did have a WB connection in the era so it might have come from him. source: pre-fm lineage: DAT clone of digital master at 48khz > capture to Peak > resampled to 44.1 > flac > John234 / Audacity (track splitting and restore original running order) > TLH > FLAC 8 (SB align) > Foobar2000 (flac tags) Thanks again to Butterking for providing the wav file. It contained the radio broadcast portion (about 59 minutes), followed by a 20-second Warner Bros outro, followed by the unbroadcast tracks (about 40 minutes). I used Audacity to: - split into tracks, - restore the original running order, and - repair a tenth-of-a-second dropout in "Girls Talk" at 0:16. Editing lineage: Audacity (tracking) > TLH > FLAC 8 (align SB) > Foobar2000 (flac tags). Elvis Costello - vocals, guitar Steve Nieve - keyboards Bruce Thomas - bass Pete Thomas - drums Marc Ribot - guitar James Burton - guitar CD 1 (67:30) ------------ 01. Girls Talk 02. - talk - 03. Complicated Shadows 04. God Give Me Strength 05. - band intro - 06. Strange 07. Remove This Doubt 08. - talk - 09. Hidden Charms 10. Everybody's Crying Mercy 11. - intro James Burton - 12. Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down 13. I Threw It All Away 14. I've Been Wrong Before 15. Running Out Of Fools 16. Leave My Kitten Alone 17. The Very Thought Of You 18. Pouring Water On A Drowning Man 19. Must You Throw Dirt In My Face 20. Bama Lama Bama Loo CD 2 (30:22) ------------ Encores 21. Days 22. - encore break 23. Payday 24. Please Stay 25. Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)? 26. - encore break and talk 27. Alison 28. Pump It Up 29. Warner Bros. outro Duration : 1:37:52 Notes- - includes the only known performance of "Remove This Doubt". - second known performance of "God Give Me Strength". - somewhat rare performances of "Please Stay", "Payday", and "Days". - Elvis solo on the first three songs ("Girls Talk", "Complicated Shadows","God Give Me Strength") - there was a torrent in 2005 with the 13 broadcast tracks. - no artwork yet Covers - Includes all 15 songs from "Kojak Variety": - "Strange" (Screamin' Jay Hawkins) - "Hidden Charms" (Willie Dixon) - "Remove This Doubt" (Lamont Dozier, Brian Holland, Edward Holland Jr) - "I Threw It All Away" (Bob Dylan) - "Leave My Kitten Alone" (Little Willie John, Titus Turner, Jay McDougal) - "Everybody's Crying Mercy" (Mose Allison) - "I've Been Wrong Before" (Randy Newman) - "Bama Lama Bama Loo" (Richard Penniman) - "Must You Throw Dirt in My Face?" (Bill Anderson) - "Pouring Water on a Drowning Man" (Drew Baker, Dani McCormick) - "The Very Thought of You" (Ray Noble) - "Payday" (Jesse Winchester) - "Please Stay" (Burt Bacharach, Bob Hilliard) - "Running Out of Fools" (Richard Ahlert, Kay Rogers) - "Days" (Ray Davies) Plus two from "Almost Blue": - "Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down" (Merle Haggard) - "Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)?" (Hank Williams) Links - http://www.elviscostello.info/wiki/index.php/Concert_1995-05-17_London earlier 13-song torrent - http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/bot-dimeadozen-org/message/9925 
 06/16/99 Massey Hall
Toronto, ON 
 0        "On The Road Again - In Concert With Steve Nieve"...Main Stream Records  
 11/03/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Elvis Costello Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Nov. 3, 2002 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim Fiesler recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim Fiesler recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. I Hope You're Happy Now 102. Tear Off Your Own Head (It's A Doll Revolution) 103. Party Girl 104. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea 105. 45 106. I Wanna Be Loved 107. Spooky Girlfriend 108. Clubland 109. The Judgement 110. I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down 111. High Fidelity 112. Uncomplicated 113. Watching The Detectives 114. Clown Strike 201. So Like Candy 202. When I Was Cruel No. 1 (1st encore break follows) 203. 13 Steps Lead Down 204. Dust 2... 205. Alison > Suspicious Minds (2nd encore break follows) 206. Episode Of Blonde 207. (What's So Funny 'bout) Peace, Love And Understanding 208. Radio Radio 209. Pump It Up 210. Leave My Kitten Alone (Beatles cover) 211. I Want You ** 212. Almost Blue ** includes a verse from Bob Dylan's Señor (Tales of Yankee Power) at end Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) DAT > CDR Additional editing notes: * Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Deleted 1:38 of pre-recorded track prior to Track 101 * Faded in first song and faded out last song with Nero (no fade between discs) ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim Fiesler notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm..The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish October 2008  

 08/06/95 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  New York, NY Beacon Theatre August 6, 1995 In August 1995 EC and The Attractions played five stand alone shows at the Beacon Theater in New York City - sort of rehearsal gigs before the recording of All This Useless Beauty. Over the five nights all the songs from that album are played, plus a few more that didn't make the cut or were released later. The arrangements of some songs are different than the versions that were later released. All are great shows. August 6 is the fourth night and the quality is terrific. Recording quality is as good as the great August 3 show. Mastered from the original DAT. This version is an upgrade over any previous version, if there are any. Includes cool artwork by JohnE. Sonic Studios Mic> Sony D8 DAT> ProTools (for eq, level adjustment, compression, and song separation)> flac. Taped by Lorenzo. Mastered by JB. Artwork by JohnE. Don't sell or convert to lossy format. Please, no mentions in the comments ID'ing those responsible for these recording/uploads. CD 1 (57:11) 01. Temptation - Elvis & Steve 02. Little Atoms 03. All This Useless Beauty 04. You Bowed Down 05. Watching The Detectives 06. Opportunity 07. Honey, Are You Straight Or Are You Blind? 08. Why Can't A Man Stand Alone? 09. Shallow Grave 10. God Give Me Strength 11. Everyday I Write The Book 12. Deep Dark Truthful Mirror 13. Complicated Shadows CD 2 (51:49) 01. The Other End (Of The Telescope) 02. Almost Ideal Eyes 03. Alison/Living A Little, Laughing A Little/Tracks Of My Tears/Tears of a Clown/No More Tearstained Make-Up/Clowntime Is Over 04. Beyond Belief 05. Less Than Zero 06. Oliver's Army 07. You Belong To Me Encore 1 08. Distorted Angel 09. Kinder Murder 10. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? Encore 2 11. Pump It Up 

 ??/??/39 O Come, All Ye Faithful
Christmas compilation, Various 
 1 cdr      This is a very nice package of alternate Christmas takes which was released by Billion Records in 2001. The CD came in a box with 5 post cards and a 2001 calendar which I've scanned for you. Ripping method Silver CD -> EAC Test & Copy -> Wav -> Flac frontend level 8 -> flac Enjoy Contents 01 I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (piano version) 02 Winter Wonderland (undubbed master) 03 Merry Christmas Baby (remake) 04 The First Noel (without cymbal) 05 Oh Come, All Ye Faithful (alternate version) 06 It Won't Seem Like Christmas (Without You) (undubbed alternate take 6) 07 If I Get Home On Christmas Day (extended mix) 08 Holly Leaves And Christmas Trees (undubbed alternate take 8) 09 Silver Bells (undubbed alternate take 2) 10 On A Snowy Christmas Night (extended mix) 11 The Wonderful World Of Christmas (extended mix) 12 I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (country version) 13 Merry Christmas Baby (unedited master) 14 Holly Leaves And Christmas Trees (remix) 15 If Everyday Was Like Christmas (alternate takes 1 & 2) 16 White Christmas (remix) 17 Here Comes Santa Claus (acetate recording) 18 Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem (acetate recording with echo) 19 Santa Claus Is Back In Town (remix) 20 I'll Be Home For Christmas (acetate recording with echo) 21 Blue Christmas/Santa Claus Is Back In Town (dressing room rehearsal June 1968) 22 Blue Christmas (live on stage 28 September 1974) 
 08/03/69 International Hotel (Dinner Show)
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr      "Opening Night" From the "live soundboard collection" 
 08/23/69 International Hotel (Midnight Show)
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr      Elvis Presley - 23 August 1969 - Here I Go Again - Soundboard Collection Volume 2 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The second volume in the 10 volume box Soundboard Collection. Enjoy 01 - Opening Theme.flac 02 - Blue Suede Shoes.flac 03 - I Got A Woman.flac 04 - All Shook Up.flac 05 - Monologue.flac 06 - Love Me Tender.flac 07 - Jailhouse Rock-Don't Be Cruel.flac 08 - Heartbreak Hotel.flac 09 - Monologue.flac 10 - Hound Dog.flac 11 - I Can't Stop Loving You.flac 12 - Johnny B Goode.flac 13 - Monologue (Life Story).flac 14 - Baby What You Want Me To Do.flac 15 - Runaway.flac 16 - Are You Lonesome Tonight.flac 17 - Words.flac 18 - Yesterday-Hey Jude.flac 19 - Introductions.flac 20 - In The Ghetto.flac 21 - Suspicious Minds.flac 22 - What'd I Say.flac 23 - Can't Help Falling In Love.flac  
 05/??/71 A Holy Rockin' Christmas
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      Another very nice collection of alternate Christmas tracks from the King - well most of them are Christmas tracks. On this one you also get the full, unadulterated recording of Don't Think Twice - all 14 minutes 25 seconds of it and unfortunately two versions of the dire I've Got Confidence but you can always plug your ears so you don't have to listen to it. Have a wonderful Christmas and New Year everyone. I'm getting into the mood by listening to Elvis, Mario Lanza and also a Bing Crosby CD that I dug out with all the Christmas songs including the sad tale of a brave snowman who sacrified himself to put out a fire. Sob Sob. Ripping method Silver CD -> EAC Test & Copy -> Wav -> Flac frontend level 8 -> flac Enjoy Contents 01 Johnny B Goode/O Holy Night (informal recording) 02 Miracle Of The Rosary (alternate take 1) 03 It Won't Seem Like Christmas Without You (alternate take 6) 04 Holly Leaves And Christmas Trees (alternate take 8) 05 Merry Christmas Baby (unedited/undubbed master take 1) 06 Silver Bells (alternate take 1) 07 I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (alternate take 9) 08 The Lord's Prayer (informal recording) 09 Winter Wonderland (undubbed master take 10) 10 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (unedited/undubbed master take) 11 O Come, All Ye Faithful (alternate take 2) 12 The First Noel (remixed version) 13 The Wonderful World Of Christmas (unedited complete master) 14 I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (alternate take 4) 15 Merry Christmas Baby (original single version) 16 Lady Madonna (informal recording) 17 Fools Rush In (unedited/undubbed master take 24) 18 I've Got Confidence (alternate take 1) 19 Silver Bells (remixed master take 2) 20 Listen To The Bells (informal recording) 21 I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (alternate master take 10) 22 I've Got Confidence (unedited/undubbed master take 2) 23 The Wonderful World Of Christmas (vocal overdub) 24 Merry Christmas Baby (remixed version) 
 11/10/71 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A+   " One night only ! " ...Soundboard converted:cd-eac-dbpoweramp-flac .......partial review from elvis-collectors.com : .......One Night Only ! Review by Mike Sanders (UK) This CD contains Elvis’ performance in Boston on the 10th November 1971. It is a soundboard recording, marking the first concert where J.D.Sumner and the Stamps were included as backing singers in the line-up, replacing the Imperials, who apparently left over a wage dispute. Previously available on CD as The Power Of Shazam ( on the Captain Marvel label ), this show has been re released by Madison, this time from a first generation tape in superior sound quality. So just how good is the sound on this new release? There is only one word to describe it—ASTOUNDING! Compared to the former show, it is the difference between listening to the show from outside the arena and being given a ringside seat—it really is that good. Not only is the sound punchy, fresh and dynamic but the mix is excellent as well, allowing us to hear small details in incredible quality. As an example, check out the hand clapping by the backing groups during the opening song That’s Alright or during Polk Salad Annie. The drums in particular, are featured in amazing quality—nowhere will you hear the rimshots ( played on the snare drum ) at the start of Heartbreak Hotel, in such clear sound or the crisp scrunch of the hi-hat ( cymbal ) noticeable at various points during the show. Happily however, the drums do not predominate at the expense of any other instruments or singers. The backing singers and the orchestra are all heard to great effect and Elvis’ voice is clear and upfront as it should be. Even the crowd reaction can be heard clearly, both between and during songs, giving the show atmosphere and conveying excitement..... In conclusion, this is a great concert from a period when Elvis was renowned for giving 100% effort in extremely energetic shows. Accordingly, all the songs in this concert are performed with energy and enthusiasm and the drama of the event can now be fully appreciated due to the fantastic mixing and outstanding sound quality achieved here. Simply put, this is one of the most vital and exciting concerts ever captured on tape, making it essential for every collection. Our thanks must go to the folks at Madison—believe me, they don’t come better than this! Sound rating : ***** Show : ***** .  
 04/14/72 Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro, NC 
 1 cdr      There is a new release from the Elvis show at Greensboro 1972 in Stereo from the multi tracks out there, done by Madison. It has an awesome sound, first time in stereo. I never heard an Elvis boot in such great sound. There are many instances when concerts are re-released as "remastered" where you can hear virtually no difference, if any, in the sound quality. This isn't one of those times. The sound quality is, quite simply, superb. This is a must, not just for Elvis fans but for anyone who may not have any Elvis in their collections. With a huge thank you to summer who provided a lossless version. reviews: http://www.elvis.com.au/presley/bootlegs/cd_review_a_greensboro_revolution.shtml http://home.online.no/~ov-egela/greensbororevolution.html Elvis Presley Greensboro, April 14 1972 Title: A Greensboro Revolution Label: Madison silver-eac-wav(one track)-flac(one track)-wav(one track)-track splitting eac-flac 1 Also Sprach Zarathustra 2 See See Rider 3 Proud Mary 4 Never Been To Spain 5 You Gave Me A Mountain 6 Until It's Time For You To Go 7 Polk Salad Annie 8 Love Me 9 All Shook Up 10 Teddy Bear/Don't Be Cruel 11 Hound Dog 12 Heartbreak Hotel 13 A Big Hunk O' Love 14 Bridge Over Troubled Water 15 Suspicious Minds 16 Love Me Tender 17 Group introductions 18 For the Good Times 19 American Trilogy 20 Burning Love 21 Release Me 22 Funny How Time Slips Away 23 Can't Help Falling In Love - Closing Vamp 24 Backstage (Macon, April 15 1972) 25 Bridge Over Troubled Water (unrepaired) 
 03/18/74 Richmond Coliseum
Richmond, VA 
 1 cdr      -guaranteed to blow your mind- richmond, virginia march 18, 1974 soundboard 1-4: recorded memphis june 10, 1975 5-27: recorded richmond march 18, 1974  

 09/30/80 The Metro
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      The English Beat Dave Wakeling: lead vocals and rhythm guitar Ranking Roger: vocals Andy Cox: lead guitar Saxa: saxophone David Steele: bass Everett Morton: drums The Metro (15 Landsdowne St.) Boston, Mass. U.S.A. September 30, 1980 (late show) the Units opened touring their 1st album, "I just can't stop it" 1st headlining USA concert! FM broadcast runtime: 64:18 (minutes/seconds) setlist: 1: radio introduction > Pussy Price 3:28 2: two swords 2:38 3: rough rider 6:34 4: walk away 3:29 5: noise in this world 2:12 6: big shot 3:09 7: can't get used to losing you 3:03 8: twist and crawl 2:54 9: best friend 3:09 10: hands off, she's mine 3:03 11: whine and grine > stand down Margaret 5:10 12: tears of a clown 4:23 13: ranking full stop 2:51 14: mirror in the bathroom 4:10 15: click click 2:01 16: jackpot 4:42 17: encore applause 1:23 18: twist and crawl 5:35 19: announcer wrap up :23 lineage: wbcn 104.1 FM radio in boston > unknown reciever tape recorder and master tape > 3rd gen. maxell XLII 90 min. cassette copy (may be lower than that?) > played on Nak. bx-300 cassette deck into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours. a this and that production. do not sell this recording. share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. 

 01/13/73 Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton - The Rainbow Concert (1973) Flac [2cd] (25th Anniversary Edition / Late Show Only) The Rainbow Theatre London, UK 13th January 1973 Excellent Soundboard Recording (remastered) Artwork Included Lineage: SilverCD--> EAC(secure)--> Flac--> YOU! An excellent recording and performance! Superior in quality to the 'Slowhand Masterfile' release, and of course blows away the official release hands down! Pete Townshend - guitar Ron Wood - guitar Steve Winwood - keyboards Rick Grech - bass/percussion Jim Capaldi - drums Jimmy Karstein - drums Rebop - percussion Disc 3 1. Layla 2. Badge 3. Blues Power 4. Nobody Knows You 5. Take It Easy 6. Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad 7. Little Wing Disc 4 1. Bottle of Red Wine 2. Presence Of The Lord 3. Tell The Truth 4. Pearly Queen 5. Key To The Highway 6. Let it Rain 7. Crossroads 8. Layla Enjoy! 
 07/10/74 Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton - Clapton Is Mad Dog Three Civic Center Providence, RI July 10, 1974 Akashic AKA 29-1& 2 On December 26, 2006 I uploaded this torrent: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=127324 I am thrilled to now offer everyone Clapton Is Mad Dog Three. Its complete and upgraded. Please use the comments section. Disc 1: 1. Intro by Legs Larry Smith 2. Smile 3. Blues Shuffle (You Don't Have To Hurt Nobody) 4. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 5. Blues Power 6. Key To The Highway 7. Presence Of The Lord Disc 2: 1. Bright Lights, Big City 2. Willie And The Hand Jive 3. Get Ready 4. Little Wing 5. Layla 6. Little Queenie The Band: Eric Clapton guitar, vocals George Terry guitar Carl Radle bass Dick Sims keyboards Jamie Oldaker drums Yvonne Elliman vocals Artwork Included. It would be great if someone can fix the back covers to have the jewel case spines. Lineage: Soundboard>?>Silvers>EAC>Flac frontend 6 My rating (scale 1-6) SBD 6 My comments: IMHO, after listening to this show, the membership in the Clapton Is God society will skyrocket. Small glitch in track 107. Upped exclusively for free trading and enjoyment by Yours Truly, ECMM  
 08/01/74 Omni Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr     A-  Soundboard Recording {Extracted from CD-R using EAC} 1)Smile 2)Let it Grow 3)Mainline Florida 4)Bright Lights, Big City 5)Tell the Truth 6)Willie and the Hand Jive/Get Ready 7)Let it Rain 8)Badge 9)Layla* 10)Baby Don't You do It* *w/ Pete Townsend & Keith Moon "Smile"  
 12/05/74 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton "LZ Was Here" Hammersmith Odeon London, England December 5, 1974 Tarantura - RONNIE-001/002 - SB 6 Disc 1: 1. Smile (*) 2. Let It Grow (*) 3. Can't Find My Way Home (*) 4. Tell The Truth 5. The Sky Is Crying (*) 6. Have You Ever Loved A Woman (*) 7. Rambling On My Mind (*) 8. Badge (*) 9. Little Rachel 10. I Shot The Sheriff 11. Better Make Through Today Disc 2: 1. Blues Power 2. Key To The Highway 3. Let It Rain 4. Little Wing 5. Singing The Blues 6. Layla 7. Steady Rolling Man 8. Little Queenie (*) Officially Released material NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TORRENT Band Lineup: Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals Jamie Oldaker Drums Dick Sims Keyboards Carl Radle Bass George Terry Guitar Yvonne Elliman Backing Vocals Marcy Levy Backing Vocals Special Guest: Ronnie Wood (Guitar) on "Steady rollin' man" and "Little queenie" Geetarz Comments: Final show of the epic 1974 world tour. Silver > CD-R (Trade) > Plextor PX-712a > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure) > FLAC (Level 5) > YOu !!! Artwork, checksums (ffp, MD5, ST5), Audiochecker v. 1.2 logs, EAC extraction logs, and whole-torrent MD5 included. Enjoy! ~Geetarz, September 2009 www.geetarz.org 
 04/14/75 Brisbane Festival Hall
Brisbane, Australia 
 2 cdr      ERIC CLAPTON - Brisbane, Australia - April 14th 1975 "Soundboard" "Low Generation Tape Transfer, JTT" Eric Clapton Festival Hall Brisbane, Australia April 14th 1975 ================================ PITCH CORRECTED: MARCH 28th 2009 ================================ Soundboard SOURCE: Low Generation Cassette > Akai GX95 (Playback) > Soundforge 9 > FLAC Frontend Level 6 Align on Sector Boundaries Edit at 06:00 in Let It Rain Transfer & Artwork by JTT, March 2009 1. Intro 2. Badge 3. Milk Cow Blues 4. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 5. Steady Rollin' Man 6. Can't Find My Way Home 7. Teach Me To Be Your Woman 8. Let It Rain Disc Two 1. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 2. I Shot The Sheriff 3. Layla 4. All I Have To Do Is Dream 5. Little Wing 6. Little Queenie  
 08/14/75 The Fabulous Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton - The Legendary L.A. Forum Show (1975) Flac [2cd] The L.A. Forum Los Angeles, CA, USA 14th August 1975 Very Good Soundboard Recording (Disk de Luxe - OH BOY 9052) Artwork Included Lineage: SilverCD--> EAC(secure)--> Flac(level.8)--> YOU! Disc 1 1. Layla 2. Further On Up The Road 3. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 4. Carnival 5. Can't Find My Way Home 6. Tell The Truth 7. Stormy Monday Disc 2 1. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad 2. Teach Me To Be Your Woman (Featuring Carlos Santana, Keith Moon & Joe Cocker) 3. Badge (Featuring Carlos Santana, Keith Moon & Joe Cocker) 4. Eyesight To The Blind (Featuring Carlos Santana, Keith Moon & Joe Cocker) Enjoy!  
 11/15/76 Convention Center
Dallas, TX 
 1 cdr      Eric Clapton King Biscuit Flower Hour Convention Center Dallas, Texas, USA November 15, 1976 CD-R1 - SB 6 (Pre-FM) Track List: 1. Hello Old Friend 2. Sign Language 3. Badge 4. Knocking On Heaven's Door 5. One Night With You 6. Tell the Truth 7. Can't Find My Way Home 8. Blues Power 9. Layla 10. Further On Up the Road (with Freddy King) Band Lineup: Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals George Terry Guitar, Vocals Carl Radle Bass Dick Sims Keyboards Jamie Oldaker Drums Sergio Pastora Rodriguez Percussion Yvonne Elliman Backing Vocals Marcy Levy Backing Vocals, Harp Geetarz Comments: Recorded and broadcast for the "King Biscuit Flower Hour", there are more releases of this show than you can shake a stick at. Of course, if you find yourself shaking a stick at CD releases, it might be time to pull yourself away from the computer and look into some anger management therapy ;) At any rate, I digress. This performance was broadcast and there are a bunch of different releases wit this content, most of varying quality. Just to make things more interesting, there's also a very good audience recording of this performance. Here's a non-comprehsnsive list: (Aud) "Dallas" - Silver Horse 007/008 (SBD) "Dire Circumstance" - Turtle TR-210 (Aud) "Hello Old Friend" - Bell Bottom 0033/0034 (date incorrectly listed as April 15) (SBD) "The Guitar World" - Flashback FL0123 (date incorrectly noted as "North Carolina, 1972") (SBD) "One Night in Dallas" - Seagull SEA 042 This recording is sourced directly to CD-R from the original broadcast reel-to-reel tapesin the best available quality. This is the complete soundboard portion of this show prepared and mixed for broadcast. Commercials have been carefully edited. A must-have recording! Reel > CD-R > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (LiteOn iHap822, UL15 firmware, Secure Mode), Offset +6 & +24) > FLAC (Level 5) > You !!! No artwork; I'd rather see Rosie O'Donnell as the cover girl of the Sports Illustraded Swimsuit Issue than use PhotoShop. I'd be greatful if some kind soul made some. MD5, ST5, and FFP included. Supervision and Moral Support by Cody the Codependent Husky As always, play it loud, share freely, and seed away (but please don't reseed my torrents on Zomb - thanks). If you do reseed, please keep this info file intact so lineage is preserved. ~Geetarz, July 2009 Interested in discussion, weeds, vines, trades, and more with other Clapton fans? Join our group and keep informed: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ClaptonBoots/  
 02/11/78 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  "Wonderful Tonight - On Stage 1978"- The Swingin' Pig Records TSP-CD-196- 1/2 - SB 6....... EC / George Terry (Guitar) / Dick Sims (Keyboards) / Carl Radle (Bass) / Jamie Oldaker (Drums) / Marcy Levy (Vocals) 
 04/20/83 Stadthalle
Bremen, Germany 
 2 cdr      Soundboard>?>boot CD "On Stage 1983" Silvers>shn EC/Albert Lee (Guitar)/Chris Stainton (Keyboards)/Donald 'Duck' Dunn (Bass)/ Roger Hawkins (Drums).....Here's another Clapton gem. I wouldn't call this a rare show, but the sound rivals a commercial release and the performance is fantastic, and thus, it's worth sharing. These are taken from a 6CD box set bootleg. I'll liberate the others very soon. Enjoy.  
 07/10/83 Summerfest
Milwaukee, WI 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton "Milwaukee Time" Milwaukee Summerfest Milwaukee, Wisconsin July 10, 1983 Silver Rarities - SIRA 187/188 - SB 6 Disc 1: 1) Tulsa Time 2) I Shot the Sheriff 3) Worried Life Blues 4) Lay Down Sally 5) Let it Rain 6) Double Trouble 7) Sweet Little Lisa 8) Blow Wind Blow 9) The Shape You're In Disc 2: 1) Wonderful Tonight (titled 'Late in the Evening' on the CD insert) 2) Blues Power 3) Don't Say You Don't Love Me > Have You Ever Loved a Woman 4) Ramblin' On My Mind 5) Cocaine 6) Layla 7) Further On Up the Road Band Lineup: Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals Jamie Oldaker Drums Chris Stainton Keyboards Donald 'Duck' Dunn Bass Albert Lee Guitar, Vocals Geetarz Comments: If 1980-1981 were EC's worst years, and 1982 was sort of uneven, 1983 was the year that "EC the guitar hero" came back onto the scene. Here we have an excellent, close-miked soundboard, perfect quality, the entire performance, and a secure rip directly from the silvers. This show is an essential part of any EC "core collection", and recommended. Lineage: SiRa Silver CDs > LiteOn iHAP322 > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Offset Correct) > FLAC (8) > You ! New artwork scans, December 2009, at 300DPI. Scans of the original discs are also included, so you know you have the "real deal". Artwork, checksums (ffp, MD5, ST5), EAC extraction logs, info file, and whole-torrent MD5 included. Even if you have this, you may appreciate this upgrade in lineage, direct from the silvers. As always, play it loud ... and enjoy! ~Geetarz, December, 2009 www.geetarz.org Interested in Quality? Join our group and keep informed (no s00pEr sEkrIt paSSworD reQuiRed!): http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ClaptonBoots/ 
 06/28/85 Garden State Arts Center
Holmdel, NJ 
 2 cdr     A-  Eric Clapton - How Many Times Must I Tell You, Baby? Holmdel, NJ 6-28-85 EC Rarities 016/017 Disc 1: 1) Motherless Children 2) I Shot The Sheriff 3) Same Old Blues 4) White Room 5) Tangled In Love 6) Steppin' Out 7) Wonderful Tonight 8) Double Trouble Disc 2: 1) She's Waiting 2) She Loves You 3) Badge 4) Let It Rain 5) Cocaine 6) Layla 7) Forever Man 8) Further On Up The Road The Band: Eric Clapton guitar, vocals Donald 'Duck' Dunn bass Tim Renwick guitar Chris Stainton keyboards Jamie Oldaker drums Marcy Levy backing vocals Shaun Murphy backing vocals Artwork included. Lineage: Soundboard recording>cdr trade>EAC wav>Flacfrontend level 6 My personal rating (on 1 to 6 scale) is 5 Geetarz comments: According to the Bootography, "Good soundboard recording, picking up Eric's song introductions; however, the first track on each CD fades in significantly late (i.e. halfway through the first verse of vocals in each case). (R.B.)"  
 11/23/86 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      with Keith Richards 
 04/27/87 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Eric Clapton Madison Square Garden April 27, 1987 sbd/mr>boot>eac>flac Opening Act Robert Cray Band Disc 1: 1. Crossroads 2. White Room 3. I Shot the Sheriff 4. Hung Up On Your Love 5. Wonderful Tonight 6. Miss You 7. Same Old Blues Disc 2: 1. Tearing Us Apart 2. Holy Mother 3. Badge 4. Let it Rain 5. Cocaine 6. Layla 7. Further On Up the Road 8. Sunshine Of Your Love Band Lineup Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals Nathan East Bass Greg Phillinganes Keyboards, Backing Vocals Phil Collins Drums Special Guests Robert Cray (Guitar, Vocals) on "Further on up the road" Cancelled Live Album 1987 This was the last show to be recorded for a proposed live album which was never released. Two songs from this show, "Badge" and "Let it rain", were intended to appear on the cancelled album. http://www.ectours.de/ http://www.geetarz.org/reviews/clapton/slowhand_in_the_garden.htm  
 02/07/88 Guildford Civic Hall
Guildford, England 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler also Ft.Elton John and Phil Collins - 1988-02-07 Guildford, Surrey, England -"Guild 1988"- Tarantura release. Great soundboard!(Samples included) Civic Hall Guildford, Surrey, England February 7, 1988 Format: 2 Cdr's Source: soundboard Taken from the Tarantura Guild 2007 box-set Tarantura TCDEC 22 (show #5) Disc 1:(TCDEC-22-1) 1. Opening 2. Crossroads 3. White Room 4. I Shot The Sheriff 5. Wonderful Tonight 6. Run 7. Same Old Blues 8. Tearing Us Apart 9. Holy Mother Disc 2:(TCDEC-22-2) 1. Badge 2. Let It Rain 3. Cocaine 4. A Remark You Made 5. Layla 6. Behind The Mask 7. Sunshine Of Your Love 8. Money For Nothing 9. Band Introductions 10.Further On Up The Road Band Lineup: Eric Clapton: Guitar and Vocals Mark Knopfler. Guitar Nathan East: BassElton John: keyboards Alan Clark: keyboards Tessa Niles: Vocals Katie Kassoon: Vocals Ray Cooper: Percussion Steve Ferrone: Drums Phil Collins: Drums Elton John:piano ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- a person's Review of this, the last show: ''The final concert in this collection is the February 7th, 1988 show at the Civic Hall. This masterpiece occurs right after a nine night run at the Royal Albert Hall in London. There was no new album associated with this tour (the latest studio album August was released in 1986), but rather these shows were a celebration of twenty-five years in the music industry. Mark Knopfer of Dire Straits joined him for the entire year and comes close, as in this show, to blowing Clapton off the stage. This would be the last concert until two shows in June for the Prince’s Royal Trust, a US tour in September and a short tour of Japan with Elton John playing in the band. The show kicks off with an incidinary ”Crossroads” and the show never abates in intensity. ”White Room” recalls the days of Cream ”Wonderful Tonight” is gorgeous. After the forgettable “Run” Clapton introduces Elton John to the stage, saying “We’d like to do a slow blues for you now and bring on a dear friend of mine. Reg Dwight….You feel comfortable?” Over the next eighteen minutes they take turns jamming in the middle. Nathan East plays a virtuoso bass solo followed by a cocktail piano solo by Elton John. Clapton follows with an emotional masterpiece and East has to introduce him to the audience afterwards to a rapturous ovation! “Tearing Us Apart” is an innocuous disco number and is followed by the sublime “Holy Mother.” Knopfler steals the show with his solo in “Badge” and the song is again segued with “Let It Rain.” A funky synthesizer driven instrumental is played as a prelude to “Cocaine.” Afterwards Clapton says, “we’d like to dedicate this to the late, great Jaco Pastorius. I hope you bear with us” and proceeds to cover Pastorius’ “A Remark You Made.” The slow tempo contemplative number abruptly ends after five minutes before the opening notes to “Layla.” The point where John begins the second half of the song on piano is pure magic. A seven minute elongated version of “Sunshine Of Your Love” closes the set with East in particular shining on vocals. “Money For Nothing” is the first encore and sounds interesting with the backup singers. After Clapton's great solo(Enlight), Knopfler jokes around with Clapton by singing, ”Look at them yo-yo’s, yeah that’s the way you do it. You play the guitar, what’s his name? EC!” They jam on a basic 12-bar as Clapton takes his time introducing the band before the final, eight minute jam on “Further On Up The Road.” They pound the blues notes hard in this one and alternate between playing piano and forté. Everybody takes a solo including the second bass solo of the evening by East and Ferrone on the drums. After ten years and five recorded shows, it is obvious the special nature these concerts hold and why Tarantura chose to bind them together in this box set. This is a unique way to tie several shows together but it works very well given the great performances, guest apperances and variety included. Guild is limited to 130 numbered copies and is packaged in a special shuffle box to hold the five individual sleeves. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- all credits to the original taper and uploader, Thanks Enlight ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comment Geetarz(same show Civic Banquet): A realy great performance, one of those where, if one had access to a time machine, a trip back to this one would be in order. Given the absense of a time machine, this recording is tbe next best thing. EC comes out on fire with "Crossroads" and doesn't let up one bit for the rest of the show. **Mark Knopfler is right there too, and pretty much kicks EC's ass off stage with a top notch solo of his own during "Badge", leaving EC in the dust on this one.** Add in Elton John on piano and Phil Collins on drums, and this performane is a dream come true. Recommended. Visitor Comments: "I'm amazed to find that this concert was recorded. I was there and sometimes I think that it was all a dream. My then boyfriend had to queue at 3 am to get two tickets which was the allocation for each person. For me it was the best concert of my life and I felt really privileged." - Anon ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enlight note: Enough comments and reviews above. Although for MK the fans i like to notice Mark's subtle and melodic guitar playing during a part of "A Remark You Made" (listen sample) some say this is an audience recording others soundboard, for me this sounds like a soundboard or the best aud-recording i ever heared. Nevertheless the sound will not disappoint you, and offcourse there are samples (as always) please don't start a soundboard/AUD? yes/no discussion in the comment section, just enjoy this stunning Clapton Show, and when it thrills you, let us know. take care and enjoy Enlight (2012-03) 
 09/07/88 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton (with Mark Knopfler) "It's a Guitar Thing" The Spectrum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 7, 1988 3BR Records - 3BR 151 - SB 6 (Scale 1-6) Disc 1: 1. Crossroads 2. White Room 3. I Shot the Sheriff 4. Lay Down Sally 5. Wonderful Tonight 6. Tearing Us Apart - After Midnight 7. Can't Find My Way Home 8. Motherless Children Disc 2: 1. Same Old Blues 2. Cocaine 3. Layla 4. Money For Nothing (Mark Knopfler) 5. Sunshine of Your Love Band Lineup: Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals Mark Knopfler Guitar, Vocals Nathan East Bass, Vocals Steve Ferrone Drums Jodie Linscott Percussion Katie Kissoon Backing Vocals Tessa Niles Backing Vocals Geetarz Comments: The 1988 Tour celebrated Clapton's 25th Anniversary in the music business, and coincided with the resurgence of classic roots rock and blues in the public eye. The tour was received warmly, and the crowd in Phildelphia was off the hook, which really took the energy level of the band up a notch as well. Sourced from a low generation copy of a pro-shot Video in wide circulation among collectors - then remastered by the 3BR team. Great, crisp soundboard recording. The mix, in particular, is very up-front and close-miked. IMO, this is superior to the Tarantura release "Vivela Slowhand", which apears to have been sourced from a lower quality, higher-generation source and suffers from a bit of VHS tracking noise. Lineage: 3BR Original (Directly from Igor and The Professor) > LiteOn iHAP 322 (UL 18 Firmware) > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 5 (Secure Mode, Offset Correct @ +6, 0) > FLAC Artwork, checksums (ffp, MD5, ST5), info file, and EAC extraction logs provided. Enjoy ... and PLAY IT LOUD! 
 11/02/88 Korakuen Dome
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr     A-  with mark knopfler and elton john ........(liberated boot, silver disc -> eac -> flac level 6)  
 07/06/89 Statenhal
Den Haag, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton - Roomful Of Blues The Hague, Netherlands July 6, 1989 Disc 1: 1) Crossroads 2) White Room 3) I Shot The Sheriff 4) Bell Bottom Blues 5) Lay Down Sally 6) Wonderful Tonight 7) Wanna Make Love To You 8) After Midnight 9) Can't Find My Way Home 10) Forever Man Disc 2: 1) Same Old Blues 2) Tearing Us Apart 3) Cocaine 4) Layla 5) Badge 6) Sunshine Of Your Love 7) Key To The Highway* * Roosevelt Stadium July 7, 1974 The Band: Eric Clapton guitar, vocals Phil Palmer guitar Nathan East bass Steve Ferrone drums Alan Clark keyboards Ray Cooper percussion Katie Kissoon backing vocals Tessa Niles backing vocals Artwork included. Lineage: Soundboard recording>cdr trade>EAC>Flac frontend 6 My rating (scale 1-6) 6 My comment: Great recording, fantastic performance. A Must Have!! Originally upped exclusively for free trading and enjoyment by Yours Truly, ECMM 
 10/03/90 Estadio Centenario
Montevideo, Uruguay 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton "Montevideo Blues" Estádio Centenário Montevideo, Uruguay October 3, 1990 United - UR 005/6 - SB 6 Volume 1 (UR 005): 1) I Wonder Why (Mick Taylor) 2) Laundromat Blues (Mick Taylor) 3) Red House / Goin' Down Slow (Mick Taylor) 4) Goin' South (Mick Taylor) 5) You Gotta Move (Mick Taylor) 6) Pretending 7) No Alibis 8) Running On Faith 9) I Shot the Sheriff (incomplete) Volume 2 (UR 006): 1) White Room 2) Can't Find My Way Home 3) Bad Love 4) Before You Accuse Me 5) Old Love 6) Badge 7) Wonderful Tonight 8) Cocaine 9) Layla Band Lineup: Eric Clapton: Guitar, Vocals Phil Palmer: Guitar Nathan East: Bass Steve Ferrone: Drums Greg Phillinganes: Keyboards Ray Cooper: Percussion Katie Kissoon: Backing Vocals Tessa Niles: Backing Vocals Geetarz Comments: This performance was broadcast on television, as well as a stereo FM simulcast. Numerous versions (silver cd, cd-r, and "fan" issues) exist from this date. "Montevideo Blues" was an early silver CD release on the United label, perhaps the first silver of this performance, listing "ANOTHER EXCELLENT RELEASE OF UNITED RECORD, A DIVISION OF U.I.B. ASSOCIATES". As was the case with many of the early pressed (silver) CD boots, it was released in two parts, Volume 1 and Volume 2, as apparently the technology of the double CD jewel case (even the old style "fat" double case) was not available to bootleggers at the time ;) It's a nice hot soundboard, and begins with Mick Taylor's opening set. Of note, during the 1990 tour setlist the band would segue between the end of "I Shot the Sheriff" into "White Room", and of course the geniuses at the TV station determined that the correct place for a TV commercial was between the only two songs in the set that were tied together in this way. Never fear, dear downloader, "Wonderful Tonight" is presented here in all its uber-long glory! Since this was recorded from the FM simulcast, the tracks have typical FM carrier wave effects, however they are lossless and FA and SA graphs are included with this download. As a further note, this silver was released in the early 1990s, before lossy technologies were even available to the public, so the only way this would be lossy would be if a time machine was involved! Lineage: Silver > Mitsui Silver CD-R (Secure) > LiteOn iHAP 322 > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Offset Correct @ +6, 0) > FLAC (Level 8) > You ! Some may feel that it's quite clever to say "if you don't like this torrent ... you're free to ask for a refund for any monies paid,which is none". I don't agree. It takes time to download, it uses bandwidth, it takes up hard drive or disk space when archived, and then there's the cost of burning, labeling, and printing covers for discs, plus the single most important ingredient of all ... TIME, which can never be recaptured. Just throwing something out there with no care as to its extraction or presentation, and even less care to the quality of the material, is a disservice and I'm happy to take that little bit of extra time to extract and present this as best I can. To this end, EAC extraction logs are provided - remember, if you don't see EAC (or other secure ripper) logs in a torrent taken from a CD or CD-R, always ask yourself "why?". I hope you enjoy this show as much as I have, it's been a personal "Top 50" favorite of mine for years. Artwork, checksums (ffp, MD5, ST5), FA and SA, EAC extraction logs, and info file provided. ~Geetarz, October 2009  
 02/17/91 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr     A+   
 02/17/91 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton - Play With Fire Revisited London, England - February 17, 1991 - Mid Valley - MV 005/006 - sb6+ Disc 1: 1) Intro 2) Pretending 3) No Alabis 4) Running on Faith 5) I Shot the Sheriff 6) White Room 7) Can't Find My Way Home 8) Bad Love 9) Before You Accuse Me 10) Old Love Disc 2: 1) Badge 2) Wonderful Tonight 3) Cocaine 4) Layla 5) Crossroads 6) Sunshine of Your Love LINEAGE: MY SILVERS CDS>EAC secure mode>FLAC My comment: An excellent soundboard recording, a really must have. In my opinion this is better than the 2005 Remaster (Mid Valley 335/336), because here the sound is more clear and crisp. Geetarz comments: A really ridiculously righteously remastered rock n roll reissue of Play With Fire on the Mid Valley label. The other is rated 'sb6', so I'll have to give this one a 'sb6+'. Recommended. Artwork included Do not share in lossy format. Enjoy the music Andrea82 
 11/03/94 The Forum
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Eric Clapton - Kind Of Blues Mid Valley Records 326/327 November 3, 1994 - The Forum, Los Angeles Disc 1 1) Motherless Child 2) Malted Milk 3) How Long 4) Kidman Blues 5) County Jail 6) Forty Four 7) Blues Leave Me Alone 8) Standing Around Crying 9) Hoochie Coochie Man 10) It Hurts Me Too 11) Blues Before Sunrise 12) Third Degree 13) Reconsider Baby 14) Sinner's Prayer 15) Can't Judge Nobody Disc 2 1) Someday After a While 2) Tore Down 3) Have You Ever Loved a Woman 4) Crosscut Saw 5) Five Long Years 6) Crossroads 7) Groaning the Blues 8) Ain't Nobody's Business 9) Sweet Home Chicago (With Jimmy Vaughan) Original Silvers > EAC (secure) > WAV > Flac Frontend (level 6, align on SB's, Verify, Test) > DIME EAC logs, artwork and photo of silvers all included. Uploaded by bbanderic - July 2009  
 11/07/94 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Eric Clapton "Blues at the Fillmore" Fillmore West San Francisco, California November 7, 1994 3BR Records - 3BR 125 - SB 6 Disc 1: 1) Motherless Child 2) Malted Milk 3) How Long 4) Kidman Blues 5) County Jail 6) .44 7) Blues Leave Me Alone 8) Standin' Around Crying 9) Hoochie Coochie Man 10) It Hurts Me Too 11) Blues Before Sunrise 12) Third Degree 13) Reconsider Baby Disc 2: 1) Sinner's Prayer 2) Can't Judge Nobody 3) Someday After a While 4) Tore Down 5) Have You Ever Loved a Woman 6) Crosscut Saw 7) Five Long Years 8) Crossroads 9) Groaning the Blues (incomplete) 10) Ain't Nobody's Business The Band: Eric Clapton Guitar, Vocals Andy Fairweather Low Rhythm Guitar Jerry Portnoy Harmonica Chris Stainton Keyboards Dave Bronze Bass Andy Newmark Drums Roddy Lorimer Trumpet Tim Sanders Tenor Sax Simon Clarke Baritone Sax LINEAGE: Original 3BR (Directly from Igor and the Professor) > LiteOn iHAP322 (UL18 Firmware) > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure Mode, Calibrated Offset +6, 0) > FLAC (Level 6) > You !!! Geetarz Comments: Okay, we're talking "essential", right? After the success of the late 1980s and early 1990s - especially "Unplugged" - EC was finally free to pursue his passion, blues! After testing the waters with some "all blues" nights at the Royal Albert Hall, and then the mixed blues/pop/rock sets from 1993, in 1994 it was time to jump in all the way. After a long summer arena tour with a setlist consisting only of his favorite blues numbers, in early November Clapton set out on a mini-tour of not arenas, not sheds, but small clubs - the places where this music was born, and meant to be played.  
 12/07/03 Sapporo Dome
Sapporo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Eric Clapton Sapporo Dome, Sapporo, Japan December 7th, 2003 New uncirculated soundboard recording!! Snowblind - Mid Valley label MVR 783/784 DISC 1 01 When You've Got a Good Friend 02 Crossroads 03 I Shot the Sheriff 04 Bell Bottom Blues 05 Reconsider Baby 06 Can't Find My Way Home 07 White Room 08 I Want a Little Girl 09 Got My Mojo Working 10 Hoochie Coochie Man DISC 2 01 Change the World 02 Before You Accuse Me 03 Kind Hearted Woman 04 Badge 05 Holy Mother 06 Lay Down Sally 07 Wonderful Tonight 08 Cocaine 09 Layla 10 Sunshine of Your Love 11 Somewhere Over the Rainbow Lineage: Silver CDs > XLD (secure ripper) > WAV > xACT > FLAC A new soundboard recording. The first one from the japanese tour 2003. Stellar sound quality, a must have. This is my Christmas gift for all the Clapton’s fans over the world. Play it loud !!!  

 12/04/85 The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      The Fabulous Thunderbirds December 4, 1985 The Catalyst Santa Cruz, California, USA from SBD + microphone over stage matrix cassette master - EX sound quality. disc 1 - 46:51 01 [1:28] crowd and tune ups before first song 02 [3:36] announcer intro > Tear It Up Enuff 03 [5:02] Ride With Me Baby 04 [4:53] Why Get Up? 05 [3:20] Gonna Keep On Lovin' You 06 [5:24] The Monkey 07 [4:41] Got To Have Some / Just Got Some 08 [4:36] My Babe 09 [4:41] You're Humbuggin' Me 10 [9:08] Full Time Lover disc 2 - 53:31 01 [0:38] talk 02 [6:46] She's Tuff 03 [6:06] Extra Jimmies [instrumental] 04 [3:37] True Love 05 [3:13] How Do You Spell Love? 06 [4:16] Look At That Look At That 07 [5:04] One's Too Many 08 [4:19] Mathilda 09 [6:02] I Believe I'm In Love 10 [5:34] Sugar-Coated Love 11 [3:56] The Crawl 12 [4:00] Tell Me lineage: First 18 minutes: 1 channel of monitor soundboard and 1 channel Crown PZM microphone over stage. The rest of the show: 2 channels of monitor soundboard and 1 channel Crown PZM microphone over stage. > Dolby C Maxell XLII-S cassette masters > Yamaha MT44D 4 channel recorder (4 channels of 45 minutes per 90 min. tape in one direction when sensor is on back of cassette). Transfer: Yamaha MT44D (Dolby C on) > Macintosh with Echo Layla audio interface > AIFF > Pro Tools (digital matrix mix, normalization, time alignment & tracking) > AIFF > xAct (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). Many of the song titles are "best guesses" - any corrections will be appreciated. Enjoy and SHARE! 
 07/26/07 Piazza Blues
Bellinzona, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus release: The Faboulous Thunderbirds Piazza Blues Bellinzona, Switzerland 26. July 2007 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.com Size : 422 MB (no artwork) Setlist : 01. pretty baby 02. my babe 03. Postman 04. shot down 05. she's tuff 06. painted on 07. wait on time 08. two-time fool 09. love attack 10. real gone lover 11. band intro > instrumental jam 12. nine below zero  

 10/25/70 Municipal Auditorium
Miami, FL 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 11/02/70 Pirates World
Dania, FL 
 1 cdr      Cleaning the polluted waters with source material! Faces November 2, 1970 Pirate's World Dania, FL Source: Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel Lineage: Reel To Reel Master>DAT(16 bit/48kHz)>DAT(16bit/48kHz)> DAT(16bit/48kHz)>WAV(16 bit/48kHz)>FLAC(16 bit/48kHz) Mastering Information: DAT converted to Wave optically via a Prodiff 96 digital soundcard into Wavelab. Individual Wave tracks created in CD Wave Editor. Wave files converted to FLAC (level 8) using FLAC Frontend. I'm not a proponent of re-sampling files just so that they are CD ready; the CD medium is slowly being replaced by hard disk where there is no red book standard bitrate & frequency encoding. Please note that these FLAC files are not 16 bit/44.1kHz CD ready; rather they have been kept at their native format of 16 bit/48kHz. If you would like to burn the files to CD you will have to convert/resample the FLAC files to 16 bit/44.1kHz or use a CD burning program that will convert the FLAC files from 16 bit/48kHz to 16 bit/44.1kHz on the fly. Running Time: 60:46 1. Introduction 2. You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) 3. I Want To Be Loved 4. Maybe I'm Amazed 5. Country Comforts 6. Flying 7. Cut Across Shorty 8. Around The Plynth [including An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down & Gasoline Alley] 9. It's All Over Now 10. I Feel So Good [end cut] Original transfer from analog master reel to DAT was done circa 1994. This conversion to FLAC was done in June 2009. No equalization or sound manipulation has been done to this recording. All files have been ID tagged appropriately. Please do not manipulate this recording in any way. Please do not dub to analog tape or convert to MP3 (or any other lossy format) and circulate. If you would like to re-seed this torrent in the future, please use the exact files contained in the torrent with no file or ID tag manipulation. This will insure that the FLAC fingerprints and MD5 hashes verify, keeping the integrity of the torrent intact. If I see that people are remastering, resampling or changing things I've shared in any way and seed the altered version, it will certainly make me re-think if I want to continue to share music that I've taped and/or collected in the future. Do whatever you want to this recording, just don't share any other version than this original one with the exact original file set. Thanks in advance for respecting my wishes. "A Spider-Web Torrent" 
 02/17/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     B+  1-SWEET LADY MARY 2-YOU'RE MY GIRL 3-I WANT TO BE LOVED 4-MAYBE I'M AMAZED 5-IT'S ALL OVER NOW 6-I'M LOSING YOU 7-LOVE IN VAIN 8-AROUND THE PLYNTH > 9-AN OLD RAINCOAT WON'T EVER LET YOU DOWN > 10-GASOLINE ALLEY > 11-AROUND THE PLYNTH 12-THREE BUTTON HAND ME DOWN 13-COUNTRY COMFORT AUD MASTER > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 
 05/13/71 Paris Theatre
London, UK 
 1 cdr      The Faces BBC Transcription Pre-Fm reels John Peel Sunday Concert Paris Cinema, London, England May 13th 1971 Track List: Disc 1 1) You're My Girl 2) Love In Vain 3) Bad N' Ruin 4) It's All Over Now 5) Had Me A Real Good Time 6) (I Know) I'm Losing You Transferred by Talbe1019 PRE-FM Reel>CDRW>WAV>CDWAV>Archived CDR>WAV>FLAC 
 ??/??/71 BBC Sessions
London, England 
 1 cdr     A-  Faces BBC Radio 17-02-72 + 1971 title: Broadcasts (That's All You Need) FM Broadcast -> CD-R (unknown generation) -> Exact Audio Copy-> Trader's Little Helper (FLAC level 8) -> MakeTorrent v2.1 SET LIST 1 THREE BUTTON HAND ME DOWN 2 MISS JUDY'S FARM 3 MEMPHIS, TENNASSEE 4 TOO BAD 5 LAST ORDER PLEASE 6 DEVOTION 7 THAT'S ALL YOU NEED/HONKY TONK WOMEN/GASOLINE ALLEY/THAT'S ALL YOU NEED 8 (I KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU 9 STAY WITH ME 10 HAD ME A REAL GOOD TIME > 11 HAD ME A REAL GOOD TIME (cont.) 12 AROUND THE PLYNTH/GASOLINE ALLEY/AROUND THE PLYNTH 13 MAGGIE MAY Sounds like an "In Concet" radio program. Various show from 1971 and 1972. Sound Quality: A+ ** I downloaded this awhile ago as "Broadcasts", but Martin's list names this BBC, from 17-02-72 + 1971. Title is "That's All You Need" 
 02/08/73 Paris Theatre
London, UK 
 1 cdr     A-  info i received was as follows , not sure if it's correct : THE FACES 02-08-1973 8th February UK radio (BBC) 'In Concert', London, Paris Theatre 1 Silicone Grown 2 Cindy Incidentally 3 Angel 4 Memphis, Tennesse 5 True Blue 6 I?d Rather Go Blind 7 You're My Girl 8 Twistin' The Night Away 9 It's All Over Now 10 Miss Judy's Farm 11 Maybe I'm Amazed 12 Three Button Hand Me Down 13 I?m Losing You Note: The show was not broadcast, due to The Faces sounding too drunk. It was finally aired by mistake in January 2003 on BBC6 digital. 
 12/??/73 "Honky Tonk Men"
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr     A-   
 08/28/74 Cobo Hall Arena
Detroit, MI 
 1 cdr     A-  THE FACES Detroit (probably late august '74, exact date unknown) according to woodworks the faces played a festival style show in detroit around this time. nice soundboard quality lineage: cdr>eac>flac frontend (level 6)> you Setlist 1. Stay With Me 2. Motherless Child 3. Gasoline Alley 4. (I Know) I'm Losing You 5. Bring It On Home To Me 6. Sweet Little Rock n Roller 7. Maggie May 8. Too Bad 9. Every Picture Tells a Story 10. Twistin' The Night Away 
 12/23/74 Gaumont Theater @ Kilburn State
London, England 
 1 cdr      received in trade.... With Keith Richards on 3 tracks 
 03/07/75 Swing Auditorium
San Bernardino, CA 
 1 cdr      The Faces - San Bernardino , California OH BOY 1-9068 Lineage: Original Silver CD(Soundboard) -> EAC>WAV ->FLAC Setlist 1. I'm Losing You 2. Bring It On Home 3. Sweet Little Rock n' Roller 4. Too Bad 5. Every Picture Tells a Story 6. Stay With Me 7. Motherless Children 8. Gasoline Alley 9. You Wear It Well 10. Maggie May 11. Twistin' The Night Away  

 01/20/12 KEXP Studios
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr       in my collection the cd is stored as bonus on Fran Turner 8-28-11 show Fitz & The Tantrums 2012-01-20 Live In-Studio On KEXP Seattle, WA Band Members: Michael Fitzpatrick - lead vocals, keyboards Noelle Scaggs - vocals, percussion James King - flute, sax Jeremy Ruzumna - keyboards John Wicks - drums, percussion Joe Karnes - bass Links: http://fitzandthetantrums.com/ http://www.facebook.com/fitzandthetantrums http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitz_and_The_Tantrums ======================================================= From Wikipedia: "Fitz and The Tantrums are an American soul/indie pop band from Los Angeles, California, formed in 2008. Their debut studio album, Pickin' Up the Pieces, released in August 2010, has received critical acclaim and reached #1 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. They were heralded as a "band to watch" in an April 2011 profile in Rolling Stone." ======================================================= Source - KEXP's 1411 kbps lossless uncompressed webstream > Total Recorder 8.3 Professional Transfer - wave > Audacity 1.3.13 > CD Wave 1.82 > TLH > FLAC [w/ sector alignment] capture, recording, transfer and tracking by O'B ======================================================= Setlist: 01 (intro) 02 Wake Up (1) 03 (song intro's) 04 Don't Gotta Work It Out 05 (interview with Cheryl Waters) 06 Lovesick Man (1) 07 (banter - song intro) 08 News 4 You 09 (outro) (1) - brand new unreleased songs ======================================================= 

 06/21/09 Huxley's
Berlin, Germany 
 1 cdr      FLEET FOXES Berlin, GER Huxleys Neue Welt 2009-June-21 Sound: Gerald, Monitor Sound & Tour Manager: Stefan, Recording: S.W. Soundboard>XLR>Edirol>DVD>audacity>nero Berlin: 20:27 min. 01 Intro - tuning 02 Sun Giant 03 Sun It Rises 04 Drops In The River 05 banter 06 English House Fleet Foxes Glastonbury Festival, UK2009 The Pyramid Stage 2009-June-26 Broadcast on BBCi Audio: 48000Hz stereo 192k MP2 Freecom DVB-T receiver> TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 2.0> DVD Patcher 1.06> TMPGEnc DVD Author 1.6>audacity>nero Glastonbury: 28:34 min. 07 intro 08 English House 09 White Winter Hymnal 10 Ragged Wood 11 Your Protector 12 Oliver James 13 Mykonos 14 Blue Ridge Mountains  
 06/26/09 Pyramid Stage, Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, UK 
 1 cdr      FLEET FOXES Berlin, GER Huxleys Neue Welt 2009-June-21 Sound: Gerald, Monitor Sound & Tour Manager: Stefan, Recording: S.W. Soundboard>XLR>Edirol>DVD>audacity>nero Berlin: 20:27 min. 01 Intro - tuning 02 Sun Giant 03 Sun It Rises 04 Drops In The River 05 banter 06 English House Fleet Foxes Glastonbury Festival, UK2009 The Pyramid Stage 2009-June-26 Broadcast on BBCi Audio: 48000Hz stereo 192k MP2 Freecom DVB-T receiver> TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 2.0> DVD Patcher 1.06> TMPGEnc DVD Author 1.6>audacity>nero Glastonbury: 28:34 min. 07 intro 08 English House 09 White Winter Hymnal 10 Ragged Wood 11 Your Protector 12 Oliver James 13 Mykonos 14 Blue Ridge Mountains  

 09/23/75 Trodd Nossel Studios
Wallingford, CT 
 1 cdr     A-  Fleetwood Mac "Who's The New Girl?" Trod Nossels Studios Wallingford, CT 1975-09-23 Quality: Studio A- 1CD Lineage: SBD>???>trade cd-r>EAC>FFE Setlist: 01. Station Man 02. Spare Me A Little 03. Rhiannon 04. Why 05. Landslide 06. Over My Head 07. I'm So Afraid 08. Oh Well 09. Green Manalishi 10. World Turning 11. Blue Letter 12. Hypnotised Notes: this came to me in audio format- no setlist and no art. I created a setlist, found the art (not a good scan either), and FLAC'd with FFE 1.11 (level8 SBEok). *****DO NOT ENCODE TO LOSSY FORMAT***** Obscured By Clouds Productions www.piinkfloyyd.net piinkfloyyd@piinkfloyyd.net 2004-12-06 
 05/21/77 Nashville Municipal Auditorium
Nashville, TN 
 2 cdr      Lineage: SBD>?>Cassette>wav>cdr>eac>wav>flac Level 6......... This is a recent cassette transfer and the sound on it is outstanding. I think it's the best sounding soundboard of the Rumours tour - and an upgrade from what I've previously heard of this recording. It's a seemless recording meaning there are no cuts or edits between tracks. There is a very slight cut at the end of disc one, but it's right at the end of Gold Dust Woman,no vocals are cut. There is also a slight cut in at the beginning of disc two, but again no vocals are sliced off. I have no info on who taped the show, but a big thanks to everyone responsible for getting this tape transferred - it's a really great sounding show.  
 09/12/82 Mid South Coliseum
Memphis, TN 
 2 cdr     A-  Mid South Coliseum Memphis, Tennessee September 12th, 1982 Soundboard Christine McVie - Keyboards, Vocals John McVie - Bass Stevie Nicks - Vocals Mick Fleetwood - Drums Lindsey Buckingham - Guitar, Vocals Ray Lindsey - Guitar 1. Second Hand News 2. The Chain 3. Don't Stop 4. Dreams 5. Oh Well 6. Rhiannon 7. Brown Eyes 8. Eyes Of The World 9. Gypsy 10. Never Going Back Again 11. Landslide 12. Tusk 13. Sara 14. Hold Me 15. You Make Loving Fun 16. Go Your Own Way 17. Blue Letter 18. Sisters Of The Moon 19. Songbird Linage: Soundboard -&gt; ??? -&gt; cassette -&gt; CDR -&gt; EAC - &gt; TLH 
 12/10/87 Selland Arena
Fresno, CA 
 1 cdr      Fleetwood Mac Superstar Concert Series 97-18 Selland Arena Fresno CA 12-10-1987 Mick Fleetwod John McVie Christine McVie Stevie Nicks Billy Burnette Rick Vito 01 Say You Love Me 02 Dreams 03 Isn't It Midnight 04 Oh Well 05 Seven Wonders 06 Over My Head 07 Gold Dust woman 08 Has Anyone Ever Written 09 Don't Stop  
 05/15/03 HSBC Arena
Buffalo, NY 
 2 cdr      Fleetwood Mac HSBC Center Buffalo, NY 5-15-03 SBD>?>CD>EAC>CD>EAC>FLAC Disk 1 The Chain Dreams Eyes of the World Peacekeeper Second Hand News Say You Will Never Going Back Again Rhiannon Intro to > Come Gypsy Big Love Landslide Disk 2 Say Goodbye What's the World Coming To Beautiful Child Gold Dust Women I'm So Afraid Silver Springs Tusk Stand Back Go Your Own Way ENCORE World Turning (w/ Micks solo) Band intro Don't Stop Goodbye Baby 

 08/12/00 Parterre, Drapeau Park
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr       
 12/03/02 Hovet
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      FOO FIGHTERS December 3rd, 2002 Hovet Stockholm, Sweden SOURCE (SBD #1a): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: FM > Steinberg Wavelab > mkw Audio Compression Tool > Traders Little Helper 2.4.1 GENERATION: FM > WAV [44.1khz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 56:55 NOTE: - Incomplete broadcast, missing "Have It All", "Stacked Actors", "Times Like These", "Everlong" and "Aurora". TRACKS: 01. DJ intro 02. All My Life 03. My Hero 04. Generator 05. Learn To Fly 06. For All The Cows 07. The One 08. Low 09. Hey, Johnny Park! 10. Monkey Wrench 11. Tired Of You 12. Enough Space 13. Breakout 14. DJ outro  
 08/21/05 Lowlands Festival
Biddinghuizen, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      Foo Fighters - Live At Lowlands (Holland, 21-8-2005) Source: Soundboard 01, In Your Honour 02. All My Life 03. Time's Like These 04. My Hero 05. Best Of You 06. Up In Arms 07. Learn To Fly 08. The Last Song 09. The One 10. Stacked Actors 11. Tired Of You 12. Everlong 13. DOA 14. Breakout 15. Virginia Moon 16. Monkey Wrench  
 12/10/05 Millenium Stadium
Cardiff, Wales, UK 
 1 cdr      The Foo Fighters 10 December 2005 Millenium Stadium (Noise And Confusion), Cardiff, United Kindom (supporting Oasis) Icom IC-R5 > Sharp MT877MD Transfer: Sony MZ-RH1 > USB > Open MG ATRAC file > SonicStage 4.3 > 44.1kHz PCM wav In Your Honor All My Life My Hero Best Of You Up In Arms Learn To Fly Times Like These The One Stacked Actors Big Me DOA Everlong Monkey Wrench Notes ----- Support to Oasis Technical notes --------------- Transferred though a Sony MZ-RH1 Minidisc recorder. It is capable of ripping Sony ATRAC files to a wav file and therefore removes any lineage from real time transfers, typically through the D/A of the MD recorder (analogue transfer through the headphone socket). Quality of the transfer is noticeably better than previous transfers. Having transferred some 500 MDs to archive, I am now selling my Sony MZ-RH1 (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SONY-MZ-RH1-Walkman-Hi-MD-Player-MiniDisc-Recorder-/281308947773?pt=UK_CE_Portable_Audio_Portable_CD_Players_ET&hash=item417f51e53d)  
 02/18/08 DCU Center
Worcester, MA 
 2 cdr      Foo Fighters 2008-02-18 DCU Center Worcester, MA Taper: davepeck <mkdevo@gmail.com> Source: Audio-Technica 853(h) > SP-SPSB-3 > iRiver H120 (16-bit/44.1k). Location: SEC 121, ROW D Transfer: iRiver H120 > Sony Sound Forge 8.0 (Waves L2 & fades) > CDWave > FLAC16. ***** DO NOT ENCODE TO AND DISTRIBUTE AS MP3!! ***** **** DO NOT SELL OR PURCHASE THIS RECORDING!!!! **** ---------------------------------------------------- DISC ONE: [60:33] ---------------------------------------------------- 01. Let It Die [04:48] 02. The Pretender [04:29] 03. Times Like These [04:42] 04. Breakout [06:39] 05. Learn To Fly [03:58] 06. Cheer Up, Boys (Your Make Up Is Running) [03:52] 07. This Is A Call [06:07] 08. Guitar Duel [01:44] 09. Stacked Actors* [10:28] 10. Skin And Bones** [05:31] 11. Marigold** [03:32] 12. My Hero** [04:43] ---------------------------------------------------- DISC TWO: [59:58] ---------------------------------------------------- 01. band intros [08:27] 02. Cold Day In The Sun** [03:26] 03. But, Honestly** [06:17] 04. Everlong^ [05:00] 05. Monkey Wrench [07:47] 06. All My Life [04:15] 07. encore break [06:17] 08. Big Me intro [06:03] 09. Big Me [02:50] 10. Long Road To Ruin [04:20] 11. Best Of You [05:16] ---------------------------------------------------- * with Drum Solo. ** acoustic, on alternate stage. ^ Dave solo until last chorus. Enjoy! 
 06/07/08 Wembley Stadium
London, England 
 1 cdr      *********** Mike's notes - iput this at the end of disc 2 of the Foo Fighter's 2/18/08 show ************* FOO FIGHTERS (W/ LED ZEPPELIN) June 7, 2008 Wembley Stadium London, United Kingdom SOURCE (SBD#1b): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: JVC T-K100L (FM Receiver) > Phono to minijack cable > iRiver iHP-120 (Rockbox) > CD Wave > Adobe Audition 2.0 > CD Wave 1.96.1 > FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 GENERATION: FM > WAV [44.1kHz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 9:46 NOTES: - BBC Radio 1 broadcast on Zane Lowe´s show on June 24, 2008. - Joined by John Paul Jones and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin, Dave and Taylor switched between singing and drumming. - Dave played drums while Taylor sang on 'Rock N' Roll', and Taylor played drums while Dave sang on 'Ramble On'. TRACKS: 01. Rock N' Roll 02. Ramble On MD5 FINGERPRINTS: 8e9cf134e891fae8efb786826b8cd570 *foofighters2008-06-07t01.flac ce1a00e001ed7c35832df1ddbc691e96 *foofighters2008-06-07t02.flac RECORDED BY: PontiacB TRACKED, FLACed & TORRENTED BY: Miki Johansen 
 06/??/08 Wembley Stadium
London, UK 
 1 cdr      FOO FIGHTERS June 6th & 7th, 2008 Wembley Stadium London, United Kingdom SOURCE (SBD#1): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: Cable FM > Leadtek WinFast TV 2000XP Expert PCI > RealTek HD Audio in > Adobe Audition 2.0 > CD Wave 1.96.1 > FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 GENERATION: FM > WAV [48kHz] > WAV [44.1kHz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 65:08 NOTES: - BBC Radio 1 broadcast on June 9th, 2008. - The broadcast was a combination of songs from both nights. TRACKS: 01. intro 02. The Pretender 03. Times Like These 04. Long Road To Ruin 05. Breakout 06. Skin And Bones 07. Big Me (Saturday, June 7th) 08. My Hero (Saturday, June 7th) 09. Everlong 10. Monkey Wrench 11. All My Life 12. DOA (Friday, June 6th) 13. Best Of You (Friday, June 6th) *************************************RECORDED, EDITED, TRACKED & TORRENTED BY: Miki Johansen  
 05/14/11 Carlisle Airport, Radio 1's One Big Weekend
Carlisle, England 
 1 cdr      Foo Fighters May 14th, 2011 Carlisle Airport (Radio 1's One Big Weekend) Carlisle, United Kingdom SOURCE (SBD #1): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: JVC UX-G3 > Creative Soundblaster Audigy SE > Audacity 1.2.6 > Adobe Audition 3 > CDWave 1.98 > Traders Little Helper GENERATION: FM > WAV [44.1khz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 70:33 NOTES: - Live broadcast on BBC Radio 1. - Incomplete, missing 'This Is A Call' and 'Tie Your Mother Down'. TRACKS: 01. Bridge Burning 02. Rope 03. All My Life 04. My Hero 05. Learn To Fly 06. White Limo 07. Times Like These 08. The Pretender 09. Walk 10. Cold Day In The Sun 11. Best of You 12. Monkey Wrench 13. Everlong ....................... RECORDED & TRANSFERRED BY: Simon Kilmore  
 08/18/12 Kempische Steenweg (Pukkelpop Festival)
Kiewit, Belgium 
 2 cdr      Foo Fighters August 18th, 2012 Kempische Steenweg (Pukkelpop Festival) Kiewit, Belgium SOURCE (SBD #1): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: Cable FM > Denon Reciever > Creative Soundblaster > Total Recorder > CD Wave 1.98 > Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0 GENERATION: FM > WAV [44.1khz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 127:22 NOTES: - There is DJ talking throughout the recording including in the middle of 'All My Life' and over the intros of most songs. - Bob Mould joined the band on 'Dear Rosemary' and 'Learn To Fly'. TRACKS: 01. White Limo 02. All My Life 03. Rope 04. The Pretender 05. My Hero 06. Dear Rosemary 07. Learn To Fly 08. Arlandria 09. Walk 10. Cold Day In The Sun 11. Generator 12. These Days (jam) 13. These Days 14. Monkey Wrench 15. Hey, Johnny Park! 16. This Is A Call 17. In The Flesh? 18. Best Of You 19. Times Like These 20. Breakout 21. Young Man Blues 22. Everlong 
 09/05/12 The Fillmore
Charlotte, NC 
 3 cdr      Foo Fighters The Fillmore-Charlotte, NC 2012-09-05 Democratic National Convention - Rock the Vote Taper: Rerun Lineage: Mono IEM> Tascam DR-05> Adobe Audition 3.0> mixed and dithered to 16bit with Ozone + Waves plugins> CD Wave Editor> TLH Setlist: White Limo All My Life Rope The Pretender My Hero Dear Rosemary Breakdown (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers cover) Learn to Fly Arlandria These Days Cold Day in the Sun I'll Stick Around Walk Monkey Wrench Hey, Johnny Park! Jet (Wings cover) Young Man Blues (Mose Allison cover) This Is a Call In the Flesh? (Pink Floyd cover) Best of You Encore: Aurora Times Like These Winnebago (Late! cover) Big Me For All the Cows Wattershed New Way Home Enough Space See You Skin and Bones Alone + Easy Target Breakout Bridge Burning Exhausted Everlong Notes: this is said to be, by the Foo Fighters themselves, the longest show they have ever played! The Fillmore holds about 1000 people, so needless to say the energy of this show was awesome. This was a loooonnnngg day....went down to soundcheck about 5 pm, then chatted with Brad and grabbed a few beers while the line backed up further and further...Foo Fighters came on about 10pm and decided to finish up about 1:30ish...then I had to deal with uptown baracades, road blocks, etc. due to the DNC...got home about 2:30am and had to work the next day, ugh. This recording has two different feeds...about the first hour or so has one feed (lead guitar I think), then I switched to another feed for the remainder of the show...both have their good and bad...I liked the way the second feed sounded during soundcheck so I switched it mid show....after listening multiple times, I wish I had just left it alone. There are a few static bursts here and there, nothing distracting though...the only things I don't like about this recording are the background hiss and sometimes the vocals get lost in the music...I could remove the hiss, but it really destroys the high end of the recording, so I just didn't remove anything below 12k mhz. This is mix 13...just FYI, mixing a 24bit, 3.5 hour show in a multitrack session with plugins takes countless hours, so if you have negative thoughts, please keep them to yourself. I hope you like it as much as I do....this is a special one to me, especially since they are now done it seems. Merry Christmas Dime! dedicated to Brad D....drove from Baltimore to be front row for probably his 60th or so Foo Fighters show. 
 05/24/15 BBC's Radio 1 Big Weeekend
Norwich, UK 
 1 cdr      Foo Fighters May 24th, 2015 Earlham Park (Radio 1's Big Weekend) Norwich, United Kingdom SOURCE (SBD #1): soundboard > unknown TRANSFER: Roof mounted aerial > JVC UX-G3 > Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE > Adobe Audition CS6 > CDWave 1.98 > Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0 GENERATION: FM > WAV [44.1khz] > FLAC [Level 8] LENGTH: 62:07 NOTES: - Live broadcast by BBC Radio 1. TRACKS: 01. Everlong 02. Monkey Wrench 03. Learn To Fly 04. Something From Nothing 05. Walk 06. My Hero 07. Congregation 08. These Days 09. Best Of You 10. All My Life ......................... RECORDED AND TRANSFERRED BY: FooFightersLive.com  
 07/18/15 Fenway Park
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Foo Fighters Fenway Park Boston, MA 07/18/2015 Source: SP-CMC-2 (shoulder mount) > SP-SPSB-8 > Roland R-05 Lineage: Roland R-05 > USB > WAV > Adobe Audition CS6.0 > CDWAV > Traders Little Helper Location: Right Field Box 7, Row H Everlong Monkey Wrench Learn to Fly Something From Nothing The Pretender Big Me Congregation Walk Band Intros (I'm the One, Another One Bites the Dust, One Vision) Cold Day in the Sun My Hero (Acoustic) Times Like These (Acoustic) Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie cover) All My Life These Days Outside Breakout White Limo Arlandria I'll Stick Around This Is a Call Let There Be Rock (AC/DC cover) Best of You  

 06/25/78 Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      no lineage info.... but sounds pretty nice 
 12/01/78 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      OK, I thought I would get this up quick because this is the most complete version of this concert I know. Blue Morning and Woman oh woman were mixed in and smoothed over from another FM source I had. Slotting them as tracks 3 and 4 were done so because Foreigner played a concert in Boston 2 days later and it's where those songs were played in that set! Quality is A/A+ in my opinion. Also, This is one of the last shows with the original line up. Mick Jones - Guitar Dennis Elliott - Drums Ian McDonald - Multi-Instrumentalist Al Greenwood - Keyboards Ed Gagliardi - Bass Lou Gramm - Vocals Enjoy. CDR/WAVE/FLAC/YOU FOREIGNER - 1978-12-01 The Spectrum..Phialdelphia, PA..FM Broadcast Full Show Artist: Foreigner Date: 1978-12-01 Venue: The Spectrum-Philadelphia, PA Source: FM Broadcast Quality: A/A+ Long Way From Home I Need You Blue Morning Blue Day Woman Oh Woman Cold As Ice The Damage Is Done At War With The World Starrider Double Vision Spellbinder Feels Like The First Time Hot Blooded Headknocker  
 11/15/79 The Omni
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr     A-   
 12/19/81 Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, Germany 
 1 cdr      Foreigner Live in Dortmund 1981-12-(18-20) FM Complete Show (Rockpop In Concert) A flat-out rocking party! Please note that NONE of these tracks are on the band's official release! The Dortmund track was recorded two years later! I have two source tapes for this sho w. One says it took place on the 18th, the other states it was on the overnight between the 19th and the 20th. Take your pick. Sounding all revved-up and ready to go, the band are terrific in this short 51 minute set. It's a complete knock-out for all. Intro Long Long Way From Home Dirty White Boy Luanne Cold As Ice Waiting For A Girl Like You Feels Like The First Time Star Rider Urgent Jukebox Hero Hot Blooded Technical notes: There's a 24 second patch from an alternate take of this show during the guitar solo in "Hot Blooded". This was due to a tape flip on the main take. Lineage: Main: FM-> C-> C Maxell UDXLII 90 -> Sound Forge -> Flac Via Flac Frontend, Level 6, sectors aligned and verified Alternate: FM-> ?-C Sony CHF60-> Sound Forge, used for patch. The alternate source was purchased at a flea market in Germany during the time period. Enjoy! A DoinkerTape  

 02/03/55 Manhattan Center
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 06/14/58 The Sporting Club
Monte Carlo, Monaco 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 04/01/59 West Melbourne Stadium
Melbourne, Australia 
 1 cdr     A+  "live in Australia , 1959" official release , so probably shouldn't trade. Some tracks from 3/31/59  
 12/02/61 Sydney Stadium
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr     A-  "December Down Under"........Source: Radio Broadcast  
 06/05/62 Lido
Paris, France 
 1 cdr     A+  "Live In Paris" official release , so probably should not trade 
 09/13/63 The United Nations - Assembly Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 05/22/68 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Sound Board. A-...... More info from http://www.bigozine2.com/archive/ARrarities/ARfsoakland.html Frank Sinatra The Historic Oakland Coliseum Arena Concert [no label] Dislikes California ‘cos it’s Reagan and damned That’s why the Lady is a tramp Before Frank Sinatra immortalised My Way as his song, there were many that vied for its place. You can hear a whole range of his greatest songs on this single CD that captures Sinatra in his prime at a fund-raising concert for presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey on May 22, 1968. Although not known to be political, Sinatra moved in political circles mixing with the Kennedys and, in the song, The Lady Is A Tramp, he throws in a reworked verse showing his disdain for actor Ronald Reagan, then governor of California. Sinatra was already doing it his way. You can hear an audible gasp of disbelief from the audience. The Oakland concert was the first time a cabaret act was opening in a sports arena. Sinatra had the savoir faire to pull it off, singing comfortably and effortlessly, changing the words here and there, with the band and orchestra following his every whim. That voice was never better. The recording is professionally made and for a limited time unofficially released as a bootleg CD. The original bootleg is hard to find and also includes Sinatra's reworking of "High Hopes" for John Kennedy's presidential campaign as a bonus. Rock stars who campaign for causes weren’t the only ones doing it. - Michael Cheah Tracklist: Day In Day Out I Get A Kick Out Of You Moonlight In Vermont The Lady Is A Tramp I Have Dreamed I've Got You Under My Skin That's Life Ol' Man River All I Need Is The Girl I've Got The World On A String Willow Weep For Me Goin' Out Of My Head Nancy Fly Me To The Moon |It Was A Very Good Year My Kind Of Town Bonus: High Hopes For Kennedy [1960 Las Vegas benefit for John F. Kennedy] Frank Sinatra and his big band. 1. Day In - Day Out 2:47, 2. I Get A Kick Out Of You 3:19, 3. Moonlight In Vermont 3:50, 4. The Lady Is A Tramp 3:35, 5. I Have Dreamed 3:22, 6. I've Got You Under My Skin 4:35, 7. That's Life 3:12, 8. Ol' Man River 4:10, 9. All I Need Is The Girl 4:06, 10. Willow Weep For Me 3:55, 11. Goin' Out Of My Head 4:05, 12. Nance (With The Laughing Face), 2:53,  
 04/17/73 The White House
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      April 17, 1973 The White House, East Ballroom, Washington D.C. Presidential Gala to the Honour of: Julio Andreotti, Prime Minister Of Italy Featuring : Bill Miller, Al Viola, and The President's Marine Band Conducted By : Nelson Riddle 1. Introduction By President Richard Nixon 2. You Make Me Feel So Young 3. Moonlight In Vermont 4. One For My Baby 5. I've Got You Under My Skin 6. I Have Dreamed 7. Fly Me To The Moon 8. Try A Little Tenderness 9. Ol' Man River 10. I've Got The World On A String 11. The House I Live In Trade CDR > Extracted with EAC > FLAC level 6 
 04/08/74 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       
 04/08/74 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 10/12/74 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 06/25/80 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 dvd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 08/13/81 Maksoud Plaza Hotel
São Paulo, Brazil 
 1 cdr      Frank Sinatra Maksoud Plaza hotel Sao Paulo, Brazil 8-13-81 1 Fly Me To The Moon 2 The Best Is Yet To Come 3 When Joanna Loved Me 4 Come Rain Or Come Shine 5 I've Got You Under My Skin 6 Strangers In The Night 7 The Lady Is A Tramp 8 The Gal That Got Away-> 9 It Never Entered My Mind 10 I Get A Kick Out Of You 11 Band Intros 12 These Foolish Things 13 My Kind Of Town 14 Guitar Solo: Tony Mottola 15 As Time Goes By 16 I've Got The World On A String 17 Trumpet Solo: Charlie Turner 18 New York, New York 19 Pennies From Heaven 20 My Way Excellent Sbrd source. Received in trade . No other source info available , but sounds very nice . 
 06/??/84 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 03/14/86 The Meadowlands
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr     A+  "Live At The Meadowlands" official release . So probably should not trad. 
 12/??/86 The Theatre Ballroom at The Golden Nugget Casino
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cd     A+  Frank Sinatra Live From Vegas Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 06/??/90 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cd     A+  Sinatra ; New York Box Set - so probably should not trade 
 02/25/95 Marriott Hotel
Palm Springs, CA 
 1 cdr      Frank's last performance 

 08/28/11 Reading Festival
Reading, England 
 1 cdr      Frank Turner Reading Festival, Main Stage Caversham, England 08/28/2011 ************************* DON'T SELL DON'T ENCODE TO MP3 ************************* Source: Digital Broadcast Lineage: Digital Radio (BBC Radio1 in MP2 @ 192kbps) > DVB > Stand-Alone CDR Burner > CD > Wav > Flac Level 8 XX. Eulogy XX. Try This At Home 01. Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 02. I Still Believe 03. I Am Disappeared 04. Long Live The Queen XX. Substitute XX. Peggy Sang The Blues XX. If Ever I Stray 05. The Road 06. Photosynthesis Incomplete set,complete broadcast. XXs show the songs not included in the broadcast. This is a compilation of two broadcasts. You've got the main part (tracks 2,3,4,5 and 6), and only Reasons Not to be an Idiot comes from the second broadcast, which also featured I am Disappeared and Long Live the Queen. I receive BBC Radio 1 via digital satelite.They broadcast at 192kbps. I think this recording fits Dime's rules. I do not have terrestrial FM (living in France) so I have no way of capturing the original FM stream, hence my recording coming out as flacs. I'd be OK to remove this torrent as soon as anyone comes with a proper FM. 
 04/13/12 Wembley Arena
London, UK 
 2 cdr      Sbrd > Dvd > YouTube > Soundtap Streaming Audio Recorder > Wav >switch sound file converter > flac > wavepad sound editor (to separate into individual tracks)  
 09/30/12 Webster Hall
New York, NY 
 2 cdr       Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Sunday, September 30, 2012 Webster Hall New York, NY, USA (openers: Larry and His Flask / Jenny Owen Youngs) Source: SBD + Milab VM-44 Links > Edirol R-44 (WAV @ 24-bit/48kHz) Lineage: R-44 > PC > Adobe Audition (mixdown, downsample, dither, tracking) > WAV (16-bit/44.1kHz) > TLH (check/fix SBE's, FLAC conversion) > FLAC (level 8) Frank Turner's sound engineer: Casey Webster Hall house engineer: Creegan Recorded and produced by: Johnny Fried Chicken Boy SETLIST: 01. Eulogy 02. The Road 03. Peggy Sang the Blues 04. Long Live the Queen 05. Glory Hallelujah 06. Reasons Not to Be an Idiot 07. One Fine Day 08. Wessex Boy 09. Substitute 10. Wherefore Art Thou Gene Simmons? 11. [banter] 12. Dan's Song 13. I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous 14. I Am Disappeared 15. One Foot Before the Other 16. [banter] 17. Four Simple Words 18. Try This at Home 19. I Still Believe 20. [encore break / banter] 21. St. Christopher Is Coming Home 22. If Ever I Stray 23. Photosynthesis ---------------------- Total time: 1:29:27 NOTES: For a few years now, I've had several people telling me that I must go see a Frank Turner concert. After listening to a few of his studio releases, I put him on my short-list of performers to catch. With lyrics that spoke to the common man and woman about dealing with everyday problems and extolling life's simple pleasures, accompanying generally upbeat, ear-catching song structure, I easily saw the appeal of his music. What I wasn't prepared for was the complete and utter adulation of the folks at the show. Shortly after arriving, I met one girl who had seen him a dozen times and several others who claimed to have nearly as many Turner performances or more under their belts. Hitting the stage for the second, and sold-out, night of a pair at Webster Hall, Frank and his excellent band, The Sleeping Souls (with guitarist Ben Lloyd, bassist Tarrant Anderson, keyboardist Matt Nasir and drummer Nigel Powell), had the majority of the crowd singing every word to the songs right from the start and, basically, at their beck and call. Clap your hands? No problem. Play air harmonica? We're on it. Dance around like lunatics? Just watch us. Thankfully, the artists and attendees encouraged the uninitiated and welcomed us with open arms. Delivering songs from most of his albums, the bulk of 2011's 'England Keep My Bones' and even a few new tracks, there seemed to be something for everyone. Suffice to say, I had a blast. The only downside to the evening is that this was the last show of the band's tour before they go into the studio to record their next album. While I greatly anticipate the disc that Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls will be releasing next year, I have to admit that I am just as excited looking forward to the next time I can see them play again. With Webster Hall's top-notch FOH, Creegan, on the controls and joined by the band's equally superb engineer, Casey, at the helm, the sound was just about perfect for this night. We were able to get a board feed to accompany our microphones and the resultant recording is excellent. We hope you like what you hear as much as we did, and even sing, clap and dance to it if you want to. Enjoy! Special thanks to Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls for making this recording possible, and to Creegan and the staff at Webster Hall for their courtesy and cooperation. Frank Turner's website - http://frank-turner.com/ 
 03/04/13 Bowery Ballroom
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Frank Turner & the Sleeping Souls 2013-03-04 Bowery Ballroom New York, NY USA Exclusive download hosted at nyctaper.com Recorded and produced by acidjack Soundboard (engineer: Casey) + Schoeps MK5 (DIN, slightly LOC)> KC5> CMC6> Sound Devices USBPre2> >Edirol R-44 [OCM]>2x24bit/48kHz WAV> Adobe Audition CS 5.5 (align, adjust levels, mix down)> Izotope Ozone 5 (EQ, exciter)> Audacity 3.0 (set fades, tracking, amplify, balance, downsample)> FLAC ( level 8 ) Setlist courtesy of Dry Paint Signs (http://drypaintsigns.blogspot.com/2013/03/frank-turner-bowery-ballroom-setlist.html) Tracks [Total Time: 1:31:49] 01 I Am Disappeared 02 The Road> 03 Peggy Sang the Blues 04 [banter1] 05 Recovery> 06 Glory Hallelujah> 07 Reasons Not to Be an Idiot 08 [banter2] 09 Losing Days 10 [banter3] 11 Wessex Boy 12 Substitute 13 The Real Damage 14 Good & Gone 15 Chelsea Hotel #2 [Leonard Cohen] 16 [banter4] 17 I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous 18 One Foot Before the Other 19 Long Live the Queen 20 [banter5] 21 Four Simple Words> 22 Try This at Home> 23 I Still Believe 24 [encore break] 25 If Ever I Stray> 26 Photosynthesis> 27 Dan's Song rankturner2013-03-04-1 [Photos by acidjack] It’s possible to forget the point of why people go to concerts. We have music at our fingertips at all times — studio releases, live stuff (sites like this don’t hurt), comps, outtakes — it’s all out there. We don’t really need to go to concerts to hear what a band sounds like live, anymore. YouTube and LiveStream and other streaming services promise to beam The Concert Experience right to your laptop. Enter Frank Turner, and his band he calls the Sleeping Souls. What they do at a live show can’t be fully replicated by a download or a stream; it can’t even be replicated one night to the next. Every crowd is different, and so is every night’s vibe. Turner’s live show puts the fans first, and makes getting them involved a priority. He has that rare knack for creating instant community, the kind where even emo-ish numbers can churn up a mosh pit, where people don’t dance or clap along because they’re asked to, but because they want to. Frank came to the Bowery Ballroom on a pre-release tour for his new record Tape Deck Heart, a more intimate performance to follow-up his sold-out show at Webster Hall that we covered last year. On this night, Frank previewed a number of new songs from the new record, which came out today. From the opening one-two punch of “I Am Disappeared” into “The Road” came one highlight after another; the first of the new songs, the Tape Deck Heart kickoff track, “Recovery” showed all the promise of the new record. Turner has earned his hard-core fan base the natural way: by being open and genuine, by remembering why he is here and where he came from. Frank sent us out into the night with a three-song medley of “If I Ever Stray”, “Photosynthesis” and “Dan’s Song”, each delivered with a youthful exuberance that can’t be imitated, or faked. But really, it was the speech in the middle of “Photosynthesis” that told it all: “What we’re doing is, we’ve got a couple of hundred people who left their bullshit and their differences at the door this evening — myself included — and we came in here to be friends, and equals, just for a few hours. And to sing, to dance, and to have a good fucking time!” So maybe you don’t need to go to concerts anymore. But you ought to. I recorded this set from our usual spot in the Bowery Ballroom with Schoeps MK5 cardiod microphones and a soundboard feed provided by the band’s sound engineer and tour manager Casey. As agreed with the band, we have waited until the record’s release day to offer up this live set. If you don’t already have enough reasons, I hope this recording inspires you to buy Tape Deck Heart, go to Frank’s shows, and support what he’s doing. Enjoy!  
 03/07/13 Hotel Cafe
Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Frank Turner March 07, 2013 Hotel Cafe Hollywood, CA Source: Schoeps CCM4’s > Tinybox > Sony PCM-M1 Lineage: DAT Master > HHB Standalone > CDR1 > .aiff Mastering (BLG): Adobe Audition > iZotope Ozone 5 > WavePad > xACT > FLAC 01 Recovery 02 Losing Days 03 Good and Gone 04 The Way I Tend To Be 05 Anymore 06 Tattoos 07 I Still Believe 08 Photosynthesis 09 The Ballad of Me and My Friends 10 American Girl [Tom Petty] Total Time: 43:26 Notes: This was a great acoustic performance the evening after Frank performed at The Roxy. The Hotel Cafe is tiny and supposedly has a capacity of 165, making tickets extremely hard to get. This source was taped side by side with my CA-14 source that I posted on Dime shortly after the show and is the superior version.  
 04/25/13 The Forum
London, England 
 2 cdr      Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls -- Live from The Forum in full, London 25th April 2013 Global Live Stream Webcast > Youtube > soundtap streaming recorder >wav >switch sound converter (wav to flac) > Wavepad (split into individual tracks)  
 04/29/13 Kulturkirche
Köln, Germany 
 1 flac     B+  Frank Turner Kulturkirche Köln Nippes (Cologne) ...and most of all I will not grow up! 2013-04-29 tapers fallenqueen/dvddubbingguy 2 source mix (CA 14 > M10 & MKE2 > DR-2d) 1.01 Four Simple Words 1.02 The Road 1.03 Peggy Sang The Blues 1.04 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 1.05 I Am Disappeared 1.06 The Way I Tend To Be 1.07 Wessex Boy 1.08 Substitute 1.09 The Real Damage 1.10 Tell Tale Signs 1.11 Delilah [Tom Jones] 1.12 Plain Sailing Weather 1.13 One Foot Before The Other 1.14 Long Live The Queen incl. Jump riff [Van Halen] 1.15 Recovery 1.16 If ever I stray 1.17 Photosynthesis 2.01 Eulogy (German vocals) 2.02 I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous 2.03 Try This At Home 2.04 I Still Believe Bonus Tracks 2.05 Somebody to love [Queen] 2011-10-23 (Minneapolis) 2.06 Thunder Road [Bruce Springsteen] 2011-06-19 (Vienna) 2.07 American girl [Tom Petty] 2013-03-07 (Hollywood)  
 06/14/13 BBC Maida Vale Studios
London, England 
 1 cdr      Source: Digital Broadcast Lineage: Digital Radio (BBC Radio1 in MP2 @ 192kbps) > DVB > Stand-Alone CDR Burner > CD > Wav > Flac Level 8 01. Recovery 02. The Road 03. We Shall Not Overcome 04. Losing Days 05. Tell Tale Signs 06. Wherefore Are Thou, Gene Simmons? 07. Reasons Not to Be an Idiot 08. Polaroid Picture 09. The Way I Tend to Be 10. Oh Brother 11. I Still Believe ------------------------------ XX. Four Simple Words XX. Plain Sailing Weather XX. Jet Lag Incomplete set, complete set. The XXs mark the songs not included in the broadcast. Apparently the band came back onstage once the show was off-air and played an encore made of three songs, that sadly didn't get broadcasted. I receive BBC Radio 1 via digital satelite.They broadcast at 192kbps.I think this recording fits Dime's rules. I do not have terrestrial FM (living in France) so I have no way of capturing the original FM stream, hence my recording coming out as flacs. I'd be OK to remove this torrent as soon as anyone comes with a proper FM. 
 02/12/14 O2 Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr      Sbrd>YouTube>Soundtap Streaming Recorder>Wavepad editor to split tracks Seems to have somehow got tiny micro-gaps between tracks , but still a really nice listen Published on Mar 23, 2015 Our show at the O2 Arena in London on 12th February 2014. This is the output from the screens for that night* (hence the low resolution) with multitrack audio mixed by me after the fact. It was an exciting and big show for us. Hope you enjoy it. *except for one shot in Broken Piano that I cut in, provided by the lovely Mr Ben Morse 0:00 Introduction 0:53 Photosynthesis 5:54 Plain Sailing Weather 9:50 Peggy Sang The Blues 13:24 "Thank you very much and good evening London!" 14:23 Losing Days 17:48 Try This At Home 19:40 Glory Hallelujah 24:01 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 27:42 "I feel like we're warming up now" 29:04 The Way I Tend To Be 32:52 "You guys are very nice" 33:21 I Am Disappeared 38:28 "Would you welcome back to the stage The Sleeping Souls!" 40:04 Father's Day 45:13 "Frank, you have an enormous cock!" 47:01 To Take You Home 50:45 Kind of a hometown show 51:48 Wessex Boy 55:26 "How's everybody doing?" 56:18 Polaroid Picture 01:01:32 The Road 01:05:06 If Ever I Stray 01:07:51 Eulogy 01:08:53 "Well we'll carry on then" 01:11:02 I Knew Prufrock Before He Was Famous 01:14:06 One Foot Before The Other 01:17:36 Long Live The Queen 01:21:39 "I'm fucking knackered" 01:26:03 Recovery 01:29:44 Broken Piano 01:35:21 Credits 01:36:30 "This is fucking mental" 01:38:37 The Ballad Of Me And My Friends 01:40:55 Good news and bad news 01:41:49 I Still Believe 01:45:56 Four Simple Words 01:51:57 Crew Credits (music: Ain't No Pleasing You by Chas and Dave) 01:53:02 End  
 04/13/14 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival
Indio, CA 
 1 cdr      Frank Turner - 2014-04-13 Coachella Festival Indio, CA 1080p webcast (no transcoding) h264/aac The webcast FAQ: 1. There is no audio and/or video when I play this thing. What do I do? Change the thing you play your videos with. Use either VLC or MPC-HC, they're free and the best. 2. There is no audio and/or video or it doesn't work at all when I burn webcasts to a DVD. What do I do? Use DVD Styler to make DVD-Video discs. It's free, easy to use and supports webcast videos. 3. Please upload other Coachella sets!!! I'll get at you when I'm at you. I'll upload as much as I can and the rest should pop up over the course of the next week. If you have any more questions or whatnot feel free to message me. I'll add them to this thing and include them in the description of every webcast I upload. These two have been popping up relatively often so far. Photosynthesis Plain Sailing Weather Peggy Sang the Blues Try This at Home The Way I Tend to Be Wessex Boy If Ever I Stray The Road Long Live the Queen Recovery I Still Believe Four Simple Words Soooo..... I took original MKV file , used NCH switch sound file converter to convert to flac files , Then used WavePad sound editor to break it into individual tracks as follows : 1 Photosynthesis 4:56 2 Plain Sailing Weather 3:57 3 Peggy Sang the Blues 3:29 4 Try This at Home 2:19 5 The Way I Tend to Be 4:59 6 Wessex Boy 4:56 7 If Ever I Stray 3:17 8 The Road 3:40 9 Long Live the Queen 3:49 10 Stage Banter 1:33 11 Recovery 3:34 12 I Still Believe 3:57 13 Four Simple Words 5:39  
 07/25/14 Acoustic Lakeside Festival
Sittersdorf, Austria 
 1 cdr    A   Acoustic Lakeside Festival Sittersdorf, Austria 2014-07-25 Source: Soundboard - iRiver HP120 (thx Chris!) All credits: Niko Springstein Total Time: 1:05:37 Setlist: 01 Intro 02 If I Ever Stray 03 Try This At Home 04 Losing Days 05 Intro 06 The Road 07 Peggy Sang The Blues 08 Substitute 09 Intro 10 Plain Sailing Weather 11 Wessex Boy 12 Intro 13 The Way I Tend To Be 14 Intro 15 Modern Leper (w/ Scott Hutchinson) 16 Intro 17 Eulogy 18 Intro 19 Live & Let Die 20 Intro 21 Recovery 22 I Still Believe 23 Photosynthesis http://niko-records.blogspot.com 
 08/16/14 Gampel Open Air
Gampel, Switzerland 
 0       Mike's note - I burned this as a bonus at the end of Frank's 6/14/13 show- ********************************************************************* Radio SRF3 Hotbird DVB MP2 256kbps/48kHz 16 August 2014 Lineage: Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-4400-HD internal card > MPEG TS Video > Total Video Converter > MP2 256kbps/48kHz > MP3DirectCut edits This is a digital satellite radio broadcast, captured on an internal TV card. Hauppauge records DVB in MPEG TS video format. I have used TVC to extract the MP2 audio track, retaining the original audio broadcast codec. MP3 Direct Cut was used to edit the complete broadcast.  
 06/14/15 Pinkpop Festival at Megaland
Landgraaf, Netherlands 
 2 cdr    A   Also have Video of this show.... ******Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls Pinkpop, Megaland, Landgraaf, The Netherlands June 14, 2015 Main Stage 13:50-14:35 01. Recovery 02. The Road 03. Glory Hallelujah 04. The Way I Tend To Be 05. Everlong (Foo Fighters cover) 06. Peggy Sang The Blues 07. Eulogy 08. Photosynthesis 09. Get Better 10. If Ever I Stray 11. I Still Believe 12. Try This At Home 13. Four Simple Words Setlist from setlist.fm Broadcast on Dutch national television channel NPO Cultura, June 14, 2015. Technical details: File Name : Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls 2015-06-14 Pinkpop MPEG2 TS Stream.ts Size : 1.829 GB Duration : 00:48:34.04 Mux type : TS Stream Video Encoding : MPEG2 VideoStreamID : x399 Frame rate : 25.00 fps Encoding size : 720 x 576 Aspect ratio : 16:9 Header bit rate : 4.800 Mbps VBV buffer : 220 KBytes Profile : Main@Main Progressive : Prog or Int Chroma : 4:2:0 Bit rate : 4.637 Mbps Audio Stream: 1 (Primary) Codec : MPEG MPEGLayer : Layer 2 Channels : 2.0 Language : dut PID : x7D0 PES Stream Id : xC0 Bit rate : 192 Kbps Sampling rate : 48000 Sample size : 16 bits Subtitle: 1-1 Type : DVB Teletext PID : 0x3A1 Language : dut Page : 100 Subtitle: 1-2 Type : DVB Teletext PID : 0x3A1 Language : dut Page : 888 Subtitle: 2-1 Type : DVB Subpic PID : 0xBB9 Language : dut Page : 2 Another tape from the Magnix Live Archive. Magnix, June 2015. Uploaded to DIME on June 14, 2015 by Magnix. ************************** 
 08/27/15 Hebden Bridge Trades Club
West Yorkshire, UK 
 3 Flac      Frank Turner (Show Number 1,718) with Dan from Ducking Punches as support 27th August 2015 Hebden Bridge Trades Club, West Yorkshire, UK SP-CMC-2 >SP-SPSB-11 Battery box> Sony PCM10.micro SD card Line in approx 6ish>mastered by BigDee>retracked and Tagged (CD WaveEditor & Foobar) Situated in front of right stack, pretty much nothing between me and the stack. Managed to perch on some of the fixed seating so got an aerial advantage for Frank as well as a seat. It was pretty much all standing except for the permanently fixed seating. Great atmosphere and audience participation. Initial cheer was for house lights going down as everyone thought Frank was coming on stage. Hilarious participation during The Road where there is a line "To The North" which is very loud but "To The South" is a lot quieter- Frank comments. Dan had a couple of sound glitches which were mainly connections I think. (his not mine!) Dan (From Ducking Punches) 1. Intro Mal & Dan (1.09) 2. Secrets (2.58) 3. Its Been A Bad Few Weeks (3.55) 4. Chat & Sound Screw Up (1.56) 5. Its Not Over Yet Friends (1.16) 6. Greedy Bones (3.44) 7. Chat (3.34) 8. Fizzy Brain (3.33) 9. Chat & Getting Sorted (0.58) 10. God Damn Coward (3.46) 11. Chat & Song Intro (0.49) 12. Big Brown Pills From Lynn (3.33) 13. Song Intro (1.11) 14. JFH (4.46) Frank Turner Gig #1718 1. Delete 3.33 1. Intro (1.22) 2. The Angel Islington (2.12) 3. Get Better (2.47) 4. If I Ever (3.32) 5. Chat & Song Intro (0.43) 6. The Opening Act Of Spring (3.12) 7. The Way I Tend To Be (3.45) 8. The Ballad Of Me And My Friends (2.21) 9. Chat & Song Intro (1.04) 10. Glorious You (3.33) 11. I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous (3.21) 12. Isabel (3.55) 13. Back In The Day (2.04) 14. Josephine (3.14) 15. Peggy Sang The Blues (3.47) 16. Song Intro (1.02) 17. Silent Key (4.41) 18. Long Live The Queen (3.33) 19. Losing Days (3.09) 20. Chat & Song Intro (1.17) SUGGESTED CD SPLIT 21. I Am Disappeared (4.33) 22. The Road (3.35) 23. Song Intro (0.33) 24. Mittens (3.59) 25. Bat Out Of Hell - Springsteen Style (2.45) 26. Chat & Song Intro (0.45) 27. Recovery (3.30) 28. The Next Storm (3.33) 29. Photosynthesis, Credits & Continuous Encore (5.45) 30. I Still Believe (3.55) 31. Somebody To Love (Queen) (4.01) PLEASE LISTEN Not for sale, Share freely Support the artists, See them live and buy their stuff 
 09/04/15 Rock Am See Festival - Bodenseestadion
Konstanz, Germany 
 1 cdr     A-  Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls Konstanz, Germany Bodenseestadion Rock am See-Festival 04. September 2015 -doing the Hampelmann-tour 2015/16- other bands up here were: Schmutzki (not recorded) Skinny Lister (cancelled) Itchy Poopzkid (recorded) Mando Diao (recorded) Tito and Tarantula (recorded) Broilers (recorded) Kings of Leon (recorded) minimax master-series #539 Master - Audience recording Genre: singer/songwriter plays punky-pop-melodies with a band Taping-location: middle of the audience, right in front of the mixing-desk Sound-quality: excellent- Weather: dry, about 19°C Ticket-costs: -/- Catering: coke, mineral-water, a caipirinha, a china-Pfanne, seven Bodenseefelchen, fourty-five Bodensee-Radlers, 86 Schwarzwald-Salamis and so on... Equipment: Zoom H4N – Sound professional microphones SP-CMC-8 concert-info: Frank Turner made the Turner right from the start. The Boden-Turner, the running-from-left-to-right – Turner, the guitar-high-holding- Turner and so on. Well, on my long long journey way down to the Bodensee I read a music-paper-interview with Mr. Turner about what he's doing to catch the audience not in a small club, but in a stadium. Yeah, he looked how The Boss is doing it and thought he might learn a lot of his performances. And he and his band came on stage and it was all in all the little copy of Springsteen and The E-Street-band. For most of you and the audience he did it well. Singing, posing, rocking, rolling and so on.. For me I got bored with his second song – and nearly all the songs sounded the same. But as it's time for punky singer/songwriter like him or Chuck Ragan here it is: the concert from the Rock am See- festival. Hope you like it!! Including Cover-Artwork! 
 11/18/15 O2 Academy
Birmingham, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls Birmingham, UK. 02 Academy 18th November 2015 Show 1788 01 Get Better 02 If Ever I Stray 03 Losing Days 04 One Foot Before The Other 05 Out Of Breath 06 The Road 07 Peggy Sang The Blues 08 Josephine 09 Polaroid Picture 10 I Am Dissapeared 11 Long Live The Queen 12 The Opening Act Of Spring 13 The Ballad Of Me And My Friends 14 Wisdom Teeth 15 Balthazar Impresario 16 Wessex Boy 17 Photosynthesis 18 Plain Sailing Weather 19 Glory Hallelujah 20 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 21 Mittens 22 Recovery 23 Try This At Home 24 The Next Storm 25 The Angel Islington 26 The Way I Tend To Be 27 I Still Believe 28 Four Simple Words Source: Roland R05 recorder set @ 24/48 with Audio Technica AT943 microphones and SP-SB1 battery module set at 95hz. Track splits done with Audacity. Recorded by me (motr1912) just to right of stage about 3 rows from front barrier. This is a 24 bit version. 
 01/10/16 Tivoli Ronda
Utrecht, Holland 
 2 cdr     A-  Frank Turner And The Sleeping Souls Ronda Tivoli/vredenburg Utrecht, The Netherlamds 10 Januari 2016 +- Positive Songs For Negative People Tour Frank Turner Gig #1808 +- Source: Church-audio 14 Omni Mics > Ca 9100 Preamp > Edirol R09 (24bit/96khz) Transfer: Usb > Audacity (some Eq / Normalizing / Track Splitting / Resampling To 16 Bit-44.1khz) > Tlh > Flac Audience Master, From The Balcony, In The Middle. Recorded And Uploaded On Dime By Willemaalten +- Cd1 01 - The Next Storm 02 - I Am Disappointed 03 - The Road 04 - Losing Days 05 - If Ever I Stray 06 - Try This At Home 07 - Josephine 08 - Polaroid Picture 09 - Glorious You 10 - Peggy Sang The Blues 11 - Chat 12 - The Opening Act Of Spring 13 - St Christopher Is Coming Home 14 - Tell Tale Signs Cd2 01 - Chat 02 - The Ballad Of Me And My Friends 03 - Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 04 - Glory Hallelujah 05 - Mittens 06 - Long Live The Queen 07 - Out Of Breath 08 - Photosysthesis 09 - Plain Sailing Weather 10 - Get Better 11 - Recovery 12 - Encore Break 13 - The Angel Islington 14 - The Way I Tend To Be 15 - I Still Believe 16 - Four Simple Words Band Line Up: Frank Turner: Vocals, Guitar Ben Lloyd: Mandolin, Guitar Tarrant Anderson: Bass Nigel Powell: Drums Matt Nasir: Keyboards Www.frank-turner.com/ See Him Live, Buy His Cd's.  
 01/24/16 Orpheum
Graz, Austria 
 2 cdr     A-  FRANK TURNER & the Sleeping Souls Show 1822 Orpheum, Graz, Austria 2016-01-24 (audience recording) Sony ecm-719 – ZOOM H5 Setlist: The next storm the road losing days talking eulogy (german version) if ever I stray peggy sang the blues talking ??? Josephine Polaroid picture love 40 down I am disappeard talking the opening act of spring the fastest way back home (solo) broken piano (solo) the ballad of me and my friends (solo) reason not to be an idiot glory hallelujah mittens long live the queen talking out of breath photosynthesis Plain sailing weather get better recovery encore break talking the angel islington (solo) the way I tend to be I still believe four simple words 
 02/12/16 Academy
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr     A-  Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Academy Abbey Street Dublin Ireland 12 February 2016 CA11s(cards)>CA9100>R09HR>Wavepad(levels etc)>cdwav>tlh>you FOB, DFC. Taped & Transferred by Kagee 01 The Next Storm 02 The Road 03 Losing Days 04 Banter - Band Intros 05 Eulogy 06 If Ever I Stray 07 Try This At Home 08 Peggy Sang The Blues 09 Banter - Back in Black>Jailbreak 10 Josephine 11 Polaroid Picture 12 Father's Day 13 I Am Disappeared 14 Banter 15 The Opening Act of Spring 16 The Fisher King Blues 17 Faithful Son 18 The Ballad of Me & My Friends 19 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 20 Glory Hallelujah 21 Mittens 22 Long Live The Queen 23 Banter 24 Recovery 25 Out of Breath 26 Photosynthesis 27 Plain Sailing Weather 28 Get Better 29 Encore Break - Banter 30 The Way I Tend To Be 31 Love, Ire & Song 32 I Still Believe 33 Four Simple Words Another great show from Frank & Co - my 3rd time seeing them live. Frank tells us as the start of the gig that he has a bit of a sore throat but this doesn't stop him playing for nearly 2 hours. Recorded from my usual position in the Academy this one turned out pretty good. Crowd around me where there to enjoy themselves especially the very polite German ladies in front of me. For the old fashioned amongst us who still burn to disc I'd suggest splitting after Faithful Son. Remember to support Frank Turner - buy his albums, go to his shows & buy his merch. 
 11/16/16 Olympia Theatre
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr     A-  Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Academy Abbey Street Dublin Ireland 12 February 2016 CA11s(cards)>CA9100>R09HR>Wavepad(levels etc)>cdwav>tlh>you FOB, DFC. Taped & Transferred by Kagee 01 The Next Storm 02 The Road 03 Losing Days 04 Banter - Band Intros 05 Eulogy 06 If Ever I Stray 07 Try This At Home 08 Peggy Sang The Blues 09 Banter - Back in Black>Jailbreak 10 Josephine 11 Polaroid Picture 12 Father's Day 13 I Am Disappeared 14 Banter 15 The Opening Act of Spring 16 The Fisher King Blues 17 Faithful Son 18 The Ballad of Me & My Friends 19 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 20 Glory Hallelujah 21 Mittens 22 Long Live The Queen 23 Banter 24 Recovery 25 Out of Breath 26 Photosynthesis 27 Plain Sailing Weather 28 Get Better 29 Encore Break - Banter 30 The Way I Tend To Be 31 Love, Ire & Song 32 I Still Believe 33 Four Simple Words Another great show from Frank & Co - my 3rd time seeing them live. Frank tells us as the start of the gig that he has a bit of a sore throat but this doesn't stop him playing for nearly 2 hours. Recorded from my usual position in the Academy this one turned out pretty good. Crowd around me where there to enjoy themselves especially the very polite German ladies in front of me. For the old fashioned amongst us who still burn to disc I'd suggest splitting after Faithful Son. Remember to support Frank Turner - buy his albums, go to his shows & buy his merch. Enjoy the show! 
 11/27/16 New Theatre
Oxford, England 
 2 cdr       I Went In Wired Up To The Nines All Set For 6x Wireless Recordings And An Aud. But Due To A Variety Of Unfortunate Factors (some Screw-ups On My Part And Some Outside My Control) The Only Useful Thing I Came Out With Was This. Mercifully This Was The Best Iem In The Room (i Treated This Feed With Primary Importance For A Reason). If Anyone Has An Aud Recording Of This Show, Please Get In Touch On Dime. Frank Played A New Unreleased Song During The Solo Set. He Specifcally Asked The Crowd Not To Record This Song. The Gods Of Taping Had Already Shat All Over Me On This Show, So In Order To Appease Them I Have Cut This Unreleased Song From The Release. Tracklist: 01 - Intro 02 - I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous 03 - The Next Storm 04 - I Still Believe 05 - Losing Days 06 - Try This At Home 07 - Long Live The Queen 08 - Glorious You 09 - Polaroid Picture 10 - Silent Key 11 - Plain Sailing Weather 12 - Journey Of The Magi 13 - Balthazar, Impresario 14 - The Way I Tend To Be 15 - The Opening Act Of Spring 16 - Peggy Sang The Blues 17 - If Ever I Stray 18 - Out Of Breath 19 - Photosynthesis -- 20 - Love Ire & Song 21 - Recovery 22 - Get Better 23 - Four Simple Words Tailschao 2016-11-28  
 12/15/16 Rock City
Nottingham, UK 
 2 cdr     A-  Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Nottingham, Rock City 15th December 2016 01 I Knew Prufrock Before He Was Famous 02 The Next Storm 03 I Still Believe 04 Losing Days 05 Try This At Home 06 Long Live The Queen 07 Ace Of Spades 08 Glorious You 09 Polaroid Picture 10 Vital Signs 11 Plain Sailing Weather 12 The Way I Tend To Be 13 St. Christopher Is Coming Home 14 Mittens 15 The Ballad Of Me And My Friends 16 The Opening Act Of Spring 17 The Road 18 If Ever I Stray 19 Out Of Breath 20 Photosynthesis 21 I Am Disappeared 22 Recovery 23 Get Better 24 Four Simple Words Source: Roland RO5 recorder set @ 24/48 with Audio Technica AT943 microphones and SP-SB1 battery module set at 95hz. Track splits done with Audacity. Recorded by me (motr1912) just to the right of the mixing desk on raised level. This is a 16 bit version.  
 02/18/17 Agganis Arena
Boston, MA 
 2 flac    A-   Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls at Agganis Arena, Boston, MA, February 18, 2017, audience recording. This was recorded with Zoom H2 with internal mics, on the low mic gain setting. H2 lined into computer by USB, wav sent to Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 12. Magix program was used for track markings. Flac created with Trader's Little Helper, SBE and torrent work also done with TLH. Track listing: 01 - The Sand In The Gears 02 - The Next Storm 03 - I Still Believe 04 - stage chat 05 - Losing Days 06 - Try This At Home 07 - Long Live The Queen 08 - stage chat - keyboard solo 09 - Glorious You 10 - Polaroid Picture 11 - Plain Sailing Weather 12 - stage chat 13 - The Way I Tend To Be 14 - stage chat 15 - Redemption 16 - stage chat 17 - The Ballad Of Me and My Friends 18 - The Opening Act Of Spring 19 - The Road 20 - stage chat 21 - If I Ever Stray 22 - Out Of Breath 23 - Photosynthesis 24 - crowd noise 25 - Love, Ire, & Song 26 - stage chat 27 - Recovery 28 - Get Better 29 - Four Simple Words cut off The sound quality on this gets an A-, mostly. It was recorded from section 102, Row H, seat 11, to the side of stage left (our right), and it's generally a straight shot from the mics to the PA. I went to the bathroom and beer line in the following places: towards the end of track 02 until the middle of track 04 (during this one, the recorder evidently fell over sideways, so it's a bit muffled for a minute or two), about 30 seconds into track 13 until the start of track 14, the end of track 19 until the very end of track 21. During these points, I left my recorder sitting on my bunched up shirt, and the music gets a little less clear and nice, but not unlistenable at all. I started to make my way out of the venue, slowly at the end of track 27. Most of the rest of it is recorded from the stairs that you walk out of the aisles onto, so I could run out of there - had to bike-ride to a train, and time was getting tight. I did miss the last chorus of the last song played, so this recording is probably missing about 2 minutes. There is a bit of singalong and audience participation, but it's not offensive, and adds a bit of atmosphere. I got a lot of help from setlist.fm for the set-list. I included a bunch of lo-fi cell-phone photos, mostly imperfect and blurry. I went to this show, with my pal Jim (who sucks at controlling the recorder, so I just put it on my seat to make life simple, when I got up to use the many fine facilities in the facility), solely to see the Bouncing Souls, and wasn't at all expecting to stick around for this set. There was another show with a lot of bands right down the street, that I was planning on catching some of. I had never listened to Frank Turner before, and sort of assumed I wouldn't dig it. I was completely thrown off, though. I didn't leave - I stayed as late as possible, and wish I had caught the last two minutes. It was inspiring. The crowd was really a good bunch, a real mix of this and that. "All ages" would be a very applicible term. I'll likely go see him again. Enjoy - Craig 
 05/12/17 Roundhouse
London, England 
 2 flac    A   Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls London England, The Roundhouse 12th May 2017 01 Build Up 02 I Knew Prefrock Before He Got Famous 03 The Next Storm 04 I Still Believe 05 Losing Days 06 Love Forty Down 07 Long Live The Queen 08 Plain Sailing Weather 09 Silent Key 10 I Am Disappeared 11 Tell Tale Signs 12 Wessex Boy 13 To Take You Home 14 Faithful Son 15 The Fisher King Blues 16 Redemption 17 Glory Hallelujah 18 Reasons Not To Be An Idiot 19 Recovery 20 (encore)The Angel Islington 21 (encore) Get Better 22 (encore) Four Simple Words Source: Roland RO5 recorder set @ 24/48 with Audio Technica AT943 microphones and SP-SB1 battery module set at 95hz. Track splits done with Audacity. Recorded by me (motr1912) down towards the front to left of stage. This is a 16 bit version.  
 05/14/17 Roundhouse
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  FRANK TURNER - ROUNDHOUSE, LONDON - 14 MAY 2017 16/44.1 MASTER LOST EVENINGS NIGHT 3 - ACCOUSTIC 00 KOO KOO KANGAROO-INTRO 01 THE SAND IN THE GEARS 02 PEGGY SANG THE BLUES 03 SUBSTITUTE 04 TATTOOS 05 DEMONS 06 PLEA FROM A CAT NAMED VIRTUTE 07 LIVE FAST DIE OLD 08 HEARTLESS BASTARD MOTHERFUCKER 09 JET LAG 10 HOLD YOUR TONGUE 11 ISABEL 12 SONG FOR JOSH 13 DAN'S SONG 14 POLAROID PICTURE 15 1933 (NEW SONG) 16 WHEREFORE ART THOU, GENE SIMMONS? 17 THE WAY I TEND TO BE 18 THE BALLAD OF ME AND MY FRIENDS 19 I AM DISAPPEARED 20 THE ROAD 21 SOMEBODY TO LOVE 22 EULOGY 23 GET BETTER CA11'S>CA9200>ZOOM H2N(24/48)>CD WAVE(TRACK SPLIT and DOWNSIZING)>TLH>DIME>YOU Recorded just inside the right speaker stack, about 2/3 back from stage towards mixing desk. This being an accoustic show I played a little with the levels, as such the first 30-40 secs of Peggy has some clipping as they were too hot. Also picks up some audience chatter during the very quiet parts. 1 female screams a few times during Song for Josh and Dan's Song, nothing I could do about that, it sounded so much worse to me then was picked up, fortunately she was behind me. I had only been able to catch Frank at a couple of festivals over the past few years, never been able to catch his own shows. As soon as I saw this festival listed knew I had to try and get ticket for each night. I am so glad I did and stuck it out for the 4 nights, a truly memorable time. Live music is a passion of mine and has been so since my first gig in 1980, The Jam at the Rainbow. I was in Paris seeing Garbage the week before the attack in Paris at the Bataclan. In fact I was at the Roundhouse that night watching Suede. These 4 nights finishing just a week before the tragic events in Manchester, were a show of community and friendship. Live music is to be enjoyed and will continue to be enjoyed, by me and everyone else who chooses not to be defeated by those who think killing innocents can achieve a warped sense of justifacation. Share freely and use wisely LIVE FOREVER/FOREVER LIVE Chatts99  
 05/15/17 Roundhouse
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  FRANK TURNER - ROUNDHOUSE, LONDON - 15 MAY 2017 16/44.1 MASTER LOST EVENINGS NIGHT 4 - GREATEST HITS 2 00 KOO KOO KANGAROO-INTRO 01 GET BETTER 02 GLORIOUS YOU 03 JOSEPHINE 04 THE NEXT STORM 05 OUT OF BREATH 06 RECOVERY 07 ONE FOOT BEFORE THE OTHER 08 TRY THIS AT HOME 09 POLAROID PICTURE 10 THE WAY I USE TO BE 11 JOURNEY OF THE MAGI 12 RIVERS 13 ST. CHRISTOPHER IS COMING HOME 14 THE OPENING ACT OF SPRING 15 MITTENS-TECH ISSUES 16 IF EVER I STRAY 17 PHOTOSYNTHESIS 18 ENCORE-LOVE IRE & SONG 19 THE ROAD 20 I STILL BELIEVE 21 FOUR SIMPLE WORDS CA11'S>CA9200>ZOOM H2N(24/48)>CD WAVE(TRACK SPLIT and DOWNSIZING)>TLH>DIME>YOU Recorded just inside the right speaker stack, about 2/3 back from stage towards mixing desk. I had only been able to catch Frank at a couple of festivals over the past few years, never been able to catch his own shows. As soon as I saw this festival listed knew I had to try and get ticket for each night. I am so glad I did and stuck it out for the 4 nights, a truly memorable time. Live music is a passion of mine and has been so since my first gig in 1980, The Jam at the Rainbow. I was in Paris seeing Garbage the week before the attack in Paris at the Bataclan. In fact I was at the Roundhouse that night watching Suede. These 4 nights finishing just a week before the tragic events in Manchester, were a show of community and friendship. Live music is to be enjoyed and will continue to be enjoyed, by me and everyone else who chooses not to be defeated by those who think killing innocents can achieve a warped sense of justifacation. Share freely and use wisely LIVE FOREVER/FOREVER LIVE Chatts99  

 09/21/78 Mid-Hudson Civic Center
Poughkeepsie, NY 
 2 cdr      From FZShows: 21-Sep 1978, Mid Hudson Center, Poughkeepsie, NY 128 min, SBD, A+ Lineage: soundboard > cassette > reel > CDR > EAC > SoundForge (some editing, boosting levels, re-tracking) > FLAC Frontend The story of this recording: the highly famous taper had planned to make an audience recording, but John Smothers helped him getting it plugged into the soundboard instead! My source made an open reel copy from this master. 01 Deathless Horsie 02 Dancin' Fool 03 Easy Meat 04 Honey Don't You Want A Man Like Me? 05 Keep It Greasey 06 Village Of The Sun 07 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing 08 City Of Tiny Lights 09 Pound For A Brown 10 Bobby Brown 11 Conehead 12 Mo's Vacation 13 The Black Page 14 Is That Guy Kidding Or What? 15 I Have Been In You 16 Flakes 17 Magic Fingers 18 Don't Eat The Yellow Snow 19 Nanook Rubs It 20 St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast 21 Father O'Blivion 22 Rollo 23 Little House I Used To Live In 24 Tell Me You Love Me 25 Yo Mama 26 Black Napkins I would like to thank the original uploader. Mike  

 09/11/86 Tropicana Casino
Atlantic City, NJ 
 1 cdr      Excellent soundboard recording (from master cassette) A stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** TheCommish notes: Here's a typically awesome-sounding show from "The RS Archives". I grew up hearing my mom play quite a bit of Frankie Valli/Four Seasons records, so most of these songs were easily recognizable to me...and likely they'll be easily recognizable to you as well. The only Frankie Valli/Four Seasons song that I could (readily) think of that isn't present in this show is "Rag Doll", which was one of the five #1 singles for The Four Seasons. I should also note that many of the songs in this show are performed as parts of medleys--which means the whole songs weren't necessarily played. But what's here is terrific, so enjoy the show! Setlist: 01. Who Loves You 02. Dawn (Go Away) 03. Will You Love Me Tomorrow? 04. Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'bout Me) 05. I've Got You Under My Skin 06. -banter- 07. Book Of Love 08. My Eyes Adored You 09. Grease 10. Remember Then 11. December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night) 12. Swearin' To God 13. Horn section intro (cuts in) 14. Can't Take My Eyes Off You 15. Sherry 16. Walk Like A Man 17. Big Girls Don't Cry 18. Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye) 19. Instrumental 20. Streetfighter 21. More band intros 22. -banter- 23. They Don't Make Love Like They Used To (?) 24. Let's Hang On Running time: 68:14 Lineage: Cassette master > Nakamichi CR-7A (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Applied small fade-out at end of Track 12 * There was a small dropout at the 0:07 mark of Track 1 (the gap lasted only 1/3 of a second, but I found it pretty annoying). Fortunately, I was able to repair the gap by patching a similar section from the 0:14 mark of Track 1. This repair was done via Nero's wave editor. Group members in this show include (tenure with The Four Seasons per Wikipedia): Rex Robinson (1979-2000) Lynn Hamman (1982-1988) Howard Laravea (1986-1988) Chuck Wilson (1982-1992) Larry Lingle (1981-1993) Robby Robinson (1978-1998, 2000-?) Frankie Valli/Four Seasons note: At the 3:11 mark of Track 9, Frankie says, "Ladies and gentleman, we'd like to mention the fact that we, as a recording entity, are now celebrating our 24th anniversary." The "we" he's referring to is obviously The Four Seasons as a unit. However, at the end of the show (the 4:17 mark of Track 24) the final outro is for "Mr. Frankie Valli" and not "The Four Seasons"...although earlier in the track Frankie does mention "the Seasons". The other three original members of The Four Seasons left the group a long time before this 1986 show (once again, dates per Wikipedia): Tommy DeVito (1960-1970) Nick Massi (1960-1965) Bob Gaudio (1960-1971) About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish February 2009  

 07/15/00 Lugano Jazz Festival
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release ............Lineage : Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ........ Fred Wesley - trombone, vocals Pee Wee Ellis - saxophone, vocals Gary Winters - trumpet Ernie Fields Jr. - saxophone Peter Madson - piano, keyboards Dwayne Dolphin - bass Reggie Ward - guitar Bruce Cox - drums  

 06/18/86 Fabrik
Hamburg, Germany 
 1 cdr      Freddie Hubbard & McCoy Tyner Trio– Freddie Hubbard (tp), McCoy Tyner (p), Avery Sharpe (b, el-b), Louis Hayes (dr). "Fabrik", Hamburg (Germany), June 18, 1986. 1 Neoterra 2 Island Birdie 3 What Is This Thing Called Love? lineage: FM (analog cable) > Telefunken HT 870 tuner > Telefunken HA 870 amplifier > Denon DR-M 24HX tape deck w/ Dolby C HXpro > Sony UX-S cassette > Terratec DMXFire 1024 soundcard> WaveLab Lite > harddisk > CDR > .wav > FLAC level 8  

 02/??/69 University of Chicago Folk Festival
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 05/27/74 Ebbet's Field
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr      Freddie King Ebbet's Field Denver, Co 5-27-1974 Late Show Master reel>DAT#?>myDAT>HosaA/Dconverter> NomadJB3>CDWave>Flac1648> audacity(snaps,crackles,pops)>wav> r8brain(16/44.1)>tlh(flac level8,fix sbe)>flac16 Disc 1 01. I'm Ready 02. Ain't No Sunshine 03. Ghetto Woman 04. Let The Good Times Roll 05. Pack It Up 06. Have You Ever Loved A Woman 07. Blues Jam Disc 2 08. T.V. Mama 09. Goin' Down 10. Wee Baby Blues 11. Instrumental 12. That's Alright The Band: Freddie King: Guitar & Vocals Floyd Waters: Rythm Guitar Lewis Stephens: Piano Dave: Organ Benny Turner: Bass Guitar Charlie Robinson: Drums Have a good one! Sperry  
 11/25/74 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 10/19/75 Onkel Pö´s Carnegie Hall
Hamburg, Germany 
 3 cdr      received in trade 

 12/12/70 Radiohuset
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cd      Free 12/12/70 Radiohuset Stockholm, Sweden (recorded 12/12/70, broadcast 1/2/71) exellent radio broadcast fm>??>eac>shn (received in trade) 1.The Stealer 2.Fire and Water 3.Ride On Pony 4.Heavy Load 5.Woman 6.I Love You So 7.Be My Friend 8.Mr. Big 9.All Right Now Most versions only have 7 songs, but the two "new" tracks (be my friend, mr. big) certainly sound like they are from the same show. It also brings the length to close to 60 minutes, which makes sense for a radio concert... converted to shn by Vortex  
 04/30/72 Tampa Stadium
Tampa, FL 
 1 cdr      Free The Metallized Blues Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida April 30, 1972 Soundboard recording Lineage: SBD > ? silver CD > ? > WAV > FLAC 1. The Hunter 2. Fire and Water 3. Ride on Pony 4. Be My Friend 5. Catch a Train 6. Hold on 7. Little Bit of Love 8. Mr Big 9. All Right Now 10. Travelling Man Paul Rodgers - Vocals Andy Fraser - Bass Paul Kossoff - Guitar Simon Kirke - Drums Artwork included (although artwork states an 11th track from 1/19/73 this is NOT present here, sorry) 
 10/12/72 Redcar Jazz Club
Coatham, England 
 1 cdr       received in trade 

 05/05/02 Orpheum Theatre
New Orleans, LA 
 2 cdr      The Funky Meters Orpheum Theater, New Orleans May 5, 2002 SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC Art Neville George Porter Brian Stolz Russell Batiste 1 Too Funky 2 Art banter -> Doodle-Oop -> 3 Soul Island -> 4 Jungleman -> 5 Cissy Strut -> Meters Gotta Brand New Bag -> Cissy Strut 6 Art Tells A Story 7 Iko Iko -> Hey Bo Diddley -> Do You Wanna Dance -> Hey Bartender -> They All Asked For You 8 Seven Desires 9 Chug A Lug 10 People Say -> 11 Hey Pocky Way -> 12 Africa -> 13 Honeydripper -> 14 Look-Ka-Py-Py -> 15 9 Till 5 -> 16 Aint No Use Encore: 17 George Banter 18 Art & George Banter 19 Art Banter 20 Funky Miracle -> 21 Rainy Day Women Tracks 3-5, 8-16 With Ian Neville on guitar Track 7 With Bobby Weir on guitar Tracks 9-10 With Ivan Neville on vocals and keyboards  

 04/25/01 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Source:SBD > MD (sharp722 MD recorder) > PC (SB Live creative recorder)> SHN (wkwACT)...... Set: 1. Unified 2. Longest Rhyme> 3. Dreamin' 4. Honor & Harmony 5. This Ain't Livin' 6. Getting Back Together 7. Garbage Man> 8. Hide Your Love Away 9. Soft & Sweet % 10. Numbers (ends disc 1) 11. No Turning Back * 12. Stepping Stone ** 13. Cold Beverages %% Encore: 14. Gimme Some Lovin' @ 15. Rodeo Clowns @@ 16. Parasite 17. Kick Drum 18. Rock n' Roll Shout out %: source dropped out for 35sec @ 31sec * : very phat exstended drum intro ** : a little Free at Last Reprise tease just before Stepping Stone %%: first 50sec of the very begining cut @: solo acustic @@: G acustic w/Special Sauce 

 09/17/04 Rams Head Tavern
Annapolis, MD 
 1 cdr      G.Love, Donavon Frankenreiter, & Jack Johnson 09.17.2004 Rams Head Tavern Annapolis, MD Source: FM > D8 Transfer: Tascam DA-20mkII>Audiophile2496>Wavelab4.0(48>44.1)>CDwav>FLACfrontend Taped by Jason Lonchar Transfered by Hank Schandel [G.Love] 01. (radio & house intro) 02. Sunshine 03. Holla 04. Waiting 05. When We Meet Again [Donavon Frankenreiter] 06. What You Know About* 07. Call Me Papa* 08. It Don't Matter 09. Free** [Jack Johnson] 10. Gone 11. Plastic Jesus > Fall Line > 12. Spring Wind*** 13. On and On 14. Banana Pancakes [G.Love, Donavon Frankenreiter, & Jack Johnson] 15. Heading Home 16. Rodeo clowns 17. Further On Down the Road > Blues Music# > Further On Down the Road 18. Rainbow 19. Mudfootball 20. (radio chatter) NOTES: *with G.Love **with Jack Johnson ***Greg Brown cover #incomplete; first verse only Thanks to 103.1 WRNR in Annapolis for providing an FM broadcast of this set.  

 10/20/97 Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      GALACTIC with special guest Charlie Hunter 10-20-97 Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA. USA Source: DSBD > Master Disc > EAC > CD-R > EAC > CD Wave > Cool Edit Pro > FLAC level 8 Disc 1 Paul's Fantasy Crazyhorse Mongoose Tchfunkta Go Go Hamp's Hump Open the Door * [Charlie Hunter joins] Spicoli's Toe Church Charlie Dozen Get a Head On Disc 2 Start From Scratch Check Out Your Mind Change My Ways Black Eyed Pea > Drums > Black Eyed Pea Set2 Peepin' Let The Music Take Your Mind Witch Doctor Backpack Disc 3 Root Down > Love On The Run > Something's Wrong With This Picture Mind Is Hazy Encore: Two Clowns * Charlie Hunter joins for the rest of the show. Great Show, I had to re-track disc 3 because the first three songs were not split. Then I put entire show into Cool Edit Pro to remove pops. Enjoy. Pat Peterson <a href="/shn/95339">Source Detail</a> 

 ??/??/39 LoloYodel Garcia's Greatest Moments
Compilation, Compilation 
 4 cdr      Don't Forget The Motor City: Jerry Does Motown A Compilation DISC ONE 1. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (7:58) (JGB, Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT, 11/23/1977) 2. The Way You Do The Things You Do (6:48) (JGB, The Palladium, New York, 11/10/1981) 3. Ain't No Mountain High Enough (7:00) (Garcia & Saunders, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 10/4/1974) 4. (I'm A) Road Runner (10:29) (with Nicky Hopkins) (JGB, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 10/12/1975) 5. Another Star (12:05) (Reconstruction, Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA, 6/17/1979) 6. When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game (6:54) (JGB, The Warfield, San Francisco, 4/21/1991) 7. I Second That Emotion (9:17) (JGB, The Warfield, San Francisco, 8/9/1990) DISC TWO 1. (I'm A) Road Runner (7:16) (JGB, Palace Theatre, Albany, NY, 11/4/1981) 2. I Second That Emotion (10:01) (Garcia & Saunders, Rheem Theatre, Moraga, CA, 2/9/1974) 3. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (8:33) (JGB, Lisner Auditorium, Washington, Early Show, 2/12/1980) 4. Ain't No Woman (Like The One I Got) (11:40) (Garcia & Saunders, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 3/9/1974) 5. Boogie On Reggae Woman (14:27) (Legion of Mary, The Bottom Line, New York, Early Show, 4/8/1975) 6. When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game (6:59) (Reconstruction, Old Waldorf, San Francisco, 4/23/1979) 7. I Was Made To Love Her (7:44) (Garcia & Saunders, The Lion's Share, San Anselmo, CA, 1/19/1972) DISC THREE (68:46) 1. The Way You Do The Things You Do (12:24) (JGB, The Horizon, Rosemont, IL, 11/22/1991) 2. Honey Chile (10:51) (Garcia & Saunders, Homer's Warehouse, Palo Alto, CA, 5/5/1973) 3. I Second That Emotion (10:10) (JGB, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 8/20/1981) 4. Creepin' (17:11) (Legion of Mary, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 2/14/1975) 5. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (6:39) (JGB, Orpheum Theatre, Boston, 10/24/1975) 6. (I'm A) Road Runner (11:28) (JGB, Sophie's, Palo Alto, CA, 1/9/1976) DISC FOUR (70:32) 1. Hi-Heeled Sneakers (8:47) (Garcia & Saunders, The Lion's Share, San Anselmo, CA, 9/24/1971) 2. The Way You Do The Things You Do (7:32) (JGB, Lisner Auditorium, Washington, 4/3/1976) 3. Come See About Me (9:43) (Keith & Donna Band, Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, 8/20/1975) 4. I Second That Emotion (11:38) (JGB, Stanley Theatre, Pittsburgh, 3/19/1978) 5. What's Going On? (26:13) (Garcia & Saunders, Keystone, Berkeley, CA, 7/22/1974) 6. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (6:36) (JGB, Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, 11/26/1988) My MO: Essentially the same as Jerry Does Dylan. I listened to as many versions of each song as I could get my hands on. Unlike Jerry Does Dylan, quite a few of these songs weren't performed many times, some only once. Basically, I selected whatever struck my fancy. Many different things contributed to my choices, none of them consistently. Sometimes it was the sound quality. Sometimes it was a solo. Sometimes it was the energy. Sometimes it was a guest artist. I didn't necessarily shy away from a flaw or two if the performance was worth it. Much of the funkier stuff was performed only as instrumentals and usually, if not always, Merl was at the keyboards. There were a handful of songs that were performed across Jerry band incarnations. I started out selecting one version from each "band" until I came up with six versions of How Sweet It Is. I pared that down to four and put one on each disc. There is also more than one version of I Second That Emotion, The Way You Do The Things You Do, Road Runner and maybe another. I also took a few liberties. Ain't No Woman was not released on Motown but it was first recorded by the Four Tops so it's included. Hi-Heel Sneakers was also not originally released by Motown but it was later covered by Stevie Wonder so I included it. On these discs, you'll hear a few different lead singers. Merl does a tune. Backup singer Sarah Fulcher does a tune. Keith Godchaux does one. There's Paul Butterfield and James Booker as well as the short-lived JGB that featured Nicky Hopkins. THE HISTORY Ain't No Mountain High Enough: Performed once by Garcia & Saunders in 1974. Ain't No Woman (Like The One I Got): Performed four times by Garcia & Saunders, all in 1974. Another Star: Performed 14 times by Reconstruction in 1979. Boogie On Reggae Woman: Performed 21 times in 1974-75 by Garcia & Saunders and the Legion of Mary. Come See About Me: Performed once by the Keith & Donna Band in 1975. Creepin': Performed twice in 1975 by the Legion of Mary. Hi-Heel Sneakers: Performed eight times from 1971-74 by Garcia & Saunders. Honey Chile: Performed eight times in 1973 by Garcia & Saunders. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You): Performed 427 times by every incarnation of Jerry's bands with the exception of Reconstruction. From its entrance into the repetoire in 1972, it was played numerous times every year, up to, and including, the final JGB show on 4/23/1995. I Second That Emotion: Performed 204 times, it, too, found it's way into Jerry's repetoire consistently through 1978, then disappeared until Melvin joined the band in 1981 where it remained until early 1984. It reappeared in September, 1989 and remained until the end. I Was Made To Love Her: Performed eight times, all by Garcia & Saunders in 1972-73. (I'm A) Road Runner: Performed 75 times, mostly from 1974-76, appeared once in 1978 and then from 1981-83. Sunshine Of My Life: Performed once with Garcia & Saunders in 1973. Unfortunately, no versions of that show circulate and it's not included here. The Way You Do The Things You Do: Performed 148 times in three different phases, 1976-78, 1981-84, 1990-1995. What's Going On?: Performed once by Garcia & Saunders in 1974. When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game: Performed 10 times, first with Reconstruction in 1979 and returned briefly in both 1991 and 1993. THANKS SIRMick, for his always helpful knowledge and guidance. Vierstein, for encouragement and getting me some hard-to-find tracks. Saint Alan, for serving 'em up. Jerry. A Skiddly Bop Production robbiem@optonline.net December 10, 2007 Others In The Series Jerry Does Dylan (Feb., 2005) Musical Gods: Jerry Does Van (May, 2007) The Toussaint Covers (July 2008) Down The Road: Interpretations of Junco Partner (Oct. 2009) 
 10/28/69 2400 Fulton Street - Jefferson Airplane House
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Jerry Garcia 10/28/69 2400 Fulton Street - Jefferson Airplane House San Francisco, CA Source: SBD > MR > Cass > DAT > CDR > WAV > CDR; via EAC/trade from Morgan Evans <morgan_no9@yahoo.com> > EAC > CDWAV > SHN; via Rick Lepley <lepleyr@hotmail.com> 1. Been All Around This World [04:00] 2. Big Boss Man [06:28] 3. Jam (Stormy Monday Theme) [13:57] 4. Slow Blues [07:19] 5. Jam [05:28] 6. Jam [19:19] Total: [56:34] Notes: Great disc! The sound quality is exceptional IMO, it almost sounds like it was recorded in a studio setup. The lineup is reportedly the following: Jerry Garcia - Guitar Jorma Kaukonen - Guitar Jack Cassady - Bass Mickey Hart - Percussion Spencer Dryden - Percussion Known Flaws: A high pitched tone which was present on my CDR copy at roughly 0:12 - 0:23 of track 01 was edited out using EAC's wave editing function. A 1-second pause at about 14:19-14:20 on the master dt06 was edited out also using EAC. Much thanks to Morgan Evans for putting this gem into my hands! Uploaded and distributed by Andy Lepley <lepleya@hotmail.com> These shn files are seekable in your shnamp. Please forward any information/corrections to lepleyr@hotmail.com - Thanks! 
 01/17/73 Keystone
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  think,last train ,finders keepers 
 05/11/74 Ebbets Field
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr     A-  j.garcia, taj mahal, maria muldaur, d. grisman,richard green 
 ??/??/95 "Jerry Garcia" box set, Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  part of liberated bootleg box set , "jerry garcia" 

 05/05/82 Oregon State Prison
Salem, OR 
 1 cdr       

 12/28/72 The Lion's Share
San Anselmo, CA 
 3 cdr      Garcia and Saunders 12/28/72 Lion's Share, San Anselmo, CA Note added 11/12/2005: previously listed as 12/20/72 (Keystone, Berkeley, CA), which is incorrect. Disc 1 Set One After Midnight It's Too Late Baby Please Don't Go (1) Expressway (To Your Heart) > Jam > Space > Georgia On My Mind That's All Right, Mama Disc 2 Set Two When I Paint My Masterpiece I Second That Emotion Unknown Song (1) (2) > Jam (1) (2) > Sweet Cocaine (1) (2) Baby What You Want Me To Do? (1) (2) Further On Up The Road (1) (2) Disc 3 Set Two (Conclusion) The System (1) (2) (3) Comments: (1) with Roger Troy (aka Jellyroll). (2) with Danny ? on guitar. (3) with unknown horn player. 

 07/??/89 Spectrum, Montreal Jazz Fest
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      Gary Burton & Ralph Towner Spectrum Festival International de Jazz de Montreal Montreal, Quebec July 1989 Exact date unknown but no commercial release of this show exists. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Strasse/8599/towner.htm http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/artist/Towner,+Ralph/a/Ralph+Towner.ht setlist: 1. Innocente (7:20) 2. GB speaks (0:35) 3. Continental Breakfast (4:52) 4. Crystal Silence (GB solo) (10:20) 5. tune up/GB speaks (0:55) 6. Around the Bend (4:00) 7. Icarus (5:30) Total Time: 33:34 Gary Burton - vibraharp Ralph Towner - 12 string(1,3,7) & classical guitars(6) Broadcast on CBC-FM -"JazzBeat" airdate June/02/90 197 MB flac Sound Quality: FM A++ (MASTER) Lineage/source: FM> BASF T-120> JVC-D830-U Stereo Hifi VCR> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb)  

 04/01/87 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr      Source:FM radio recording/CD Silver Soundboard:A The Concert Series TCS-CD 004 Linage:CD Silver->EAC->FLAC FRONTEND(level 8) Running time:49:33 1. Over The Hills And Far Away 2. Thunder Rising 3. Shapes Of Things 4. Wild Frontier 5. Military Man 6. Empty Rooms 7. All Messed Up The Band: Gary Moore - guitars & vocals Neil Carter - keyboards,guitars & vocals Bob Daisley - Bass Eric Singer - drums The cover of this bootleg calls it Holland,but the show is from Hammersmith Odeon april 1st 1987,no aprils fools joke. It's one of the first concerts from Gary Moore's 1987 Wild Frontier world tour. A lot of b-sides recorded from this tour has been released on b-sides in 1987-89. But none of them comes from this recording. They are from Milton Keynes 1986 & Stockholm 1987. This is my first torrent on Dimeadozen. There could be more to come.  
 06/29/01 Piazza Governo
Bellinzona, Switzerland 
 1 cd      A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & supermax release : Gary Moore Piazza Blues Piazza Governo, Bellinzona, Switzerland 29. June 2001 Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org Excellent Sound Quality Setlist 01. You Upset Me Baby 02. Cold Black Night 03. Stormy Monday 04. Oh, Pretty Woman 05. Walking By Myself 06. All Your Love 07. Still Got The Blues 08. Too Tired 09. The Sky Is Crying 10. How Many Lies 11. Fire Musicians (according to the original program) Gary Moore - guitar, vocals Pete Rees - bass Vic Martin - keyboards Darrin Mooney - drums  

 10/30/90 Kulturpalast Dresden
Dresden, Germany 
 2 cdr      With B.B. King and Ray Charles !!! **************************************Gene Harris - Philipp Morris Superband (feat. Ray Brown, Kenny Burrell) + Ray Charles + B.B. King Live at Kulturpalast in Dresden, Saxonia, Germany, 1990-10-30 Source: FM>unknown recording equipment (probably from low.Gen.Tape)>trade>CD>EAC Secure>Flac frontend>flac level 6 Sound: A+ (listen to mp3 sample) TRACKS: CD 1 + CD 2 cd1 1 intro 2 Don't Get Around Much Anymore 3 Dear Blues 4 A Child Is Born 5 Lover 6 Love Came To Town + 7 I've Got A Mind To Give Up Living + 8 Please Send Me Someone To Love + 9 Since I Met You Baby + 10 You Gotta Be Crazy Baby + 11 Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do + 12 Sweet Sixteen + 13 The Thrill Is Gone + 14 Let's All Get Together + cd2 1 Announcer and Band Intros 2 Airmail Special 3 Centrepiece 4 Battle Royal 5 Let The Good Times Roll * 6 Busted/ Georgia On My Mind * 7 Mississippi Mud * 8 Just For A Thrill * 9 That's The Time * 10 Ellie * 11 I Feel So Bad * 12 I Can't Stop Loving You * 13 Treat Me Wrong * 14 UT * +   LINEUP: Harry Edison, tp James Morrison, tp Robin Eubanks, tb Urbie Green, tb Ralph Moore, ts Gary Smulyan, bs Gene Harris, p, con Kenny Burrell, g Ray Brown, b Harold Jones,ds Guests: Ray Charles, p, vo * B.B. King, g, vo + *COMPLETE SHOW!!*  

 07/02/77 Hallenstadion
Zürich, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      GENESIS Zurich Revisited (Digital Brothers Production) Date: 02, July 1977 Venue: Hallenstadion, Zurich Country: Switzerland Type Soundboard/Audience Matrix Quality : A+ Track # Track Name Track Length 1.1 Squonk 07:31 1.2 One For The Vine 11:43 1.3 Robbery, Assault & Battery 06:45 1.4 Inside And Out 08:21 1.5 Firth Of Fifth 09:13 1.6 Carpet Crawlers 07:34 1.7 In That Quiet Earth 04:38 1.8 Afterglow 04:23 1.9 I Know What I Like 09:52 2.1 Eleventh Earl Of Mar 09:41 2.2 Supper's Ready 25:05 2.3 Dance on A Volcano 04:15 2.4 Drum Duet 00:41 2.5 Los Endos 06:13 2.6 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 04:45 2.7 The Musical Box 03:19 Total Running Time : 2:03:59 Digital Brothers used the existing soundboard recording and an audcience recording to create an incredible sounding matrix. It combines superior soundboard quality with the concert's atmosphere, making it sound very close to a professional release! The audience recording was done on a Uher 4200 reel-to-reel recorder and two Sennheiser MD421 microphones. http://www.genesis-movement.co.uk/  
 10/30/81 Festhalle
Frankfurt, Germany 
 2 cdr      GENESIS LIVE: FRANKFURT AM MAIN 1981 CD1 (70:29): 1. BEHIND THE LINES 5:30 2. DUCHESS 6:26 3. THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY 5:45 4. DODO/LURKER 7:13 5. ABACAB 8:46 6. THE CARPET CRAWLERS 5:45 7. ME AND SARAH JANE 5:59 8. MISUNDERSTANDING 3:56 9. NO REPLY AT ALL 5:01 10.FIRTH OF FIFTH 9:27 CD2 (58:26): 1. MAN ON THE CORNER 7:08 2. WHO DUNNIT? 3:29 3. IN THE CAGE (MEDLEY: THE CINEMA SHOW/THE COLONY OF SLIPPERMEN) 11:53 4. AFTERGLOW 4:31 5. TURN IT ON AGAIN 4:51 6. DANCE ON A VOLCANO 4:36 7. DRUM DUET 1:49 8. LOS ENDOS 6:22 9. I KNOW WHAT I LIKE (IN YOUR WARDROBE) 10:44 Festhalle, Frankfurt am Main, 30th October 1981 Soundboard recording. lineage : silvercd>eac>flac CEDAR Cambridge restoration, mastering and cover design by tom 2007 A TM Production. Credits: Audio source provided by Marc Deimel for GASP (Genesis Authentic Soundboards Project). Quality control by AV and tom. Band photos from the official tour-programme. Ticket by Rolf Thalmann. Photo from the venue courtesy of Messe Frankfurt GmbH. Liner notes (by David Dunnington, author of The Complete Guide To Live Genesis Radio Shows, http://radioguide.genesis-movement.org): "Unearthed after decades, here's an absolutely sparkling gem: a landmark recor-ding from the iconic Abacab tour. Digitised from tapes taken from the mixing desk, this complete sound recording far outshines the nearest rivals in terms of sound quality and integrity - the poor distorted soundboard from Cincinnati and the overdubbed partial multi-date offerings which comprise the Three Sides Live album and related radio shows. "Genesis, captured in Frankfurt near the midpoint of their tour schedule, deliver a brilliant performance: technically precise and flashy, yet at the same time attacking the material with an enthusiasm that signals passion and commitment to their new musical direction. A well balanced set showcases Abacab material alongside new takes of old concert favourites including Firth Of Fifth, The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway and Carpet Crawlers. Phil's ascendancy as the confident front man is almost complete, while continuing the tradition of outrageous stories (and challenged language skills!) between songs. "Bizarrely this recording surfaced as an optional extra to a tour shirt auction on Ebay. The GASP team rapidly coordinated to secure multiple CD versions (original tapes not being available) which were painstakingly merged and edited to remove many flaws, providing fundamental restoration groundwork. From this platform a host of further treatments and refinements are hereby added. First and foremost correction of a couple of gross errors: speed is slightly decreased and a large timing error between stereo channels has been rectified. Other restorations feature CEDAR denoising, removal of a buzz which was particularly intrusive during song introductions, auto-balancing to give a more even stereo image. Final improvements to the aural picture include the addition of reverb via Lexicon 960L to enhance concert atmosphere. TM Productions presents a polished jewel: the quintessential Abacab show!" 
 11/26/83 Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Genesis AV02 November 26th 1983 Philadelphia CDR -> EAC -> WAV -> xAct 1.4b28 -> .shn Spectrum, Philadelphia, 26th November 1983 The transcription service "Captured Live" recorded 100 mins from the second of the three 1983 dates at the Philadelphia Spectrum. Phil's vocals are on top form: his performance on Mama is the best I have heard. A recent bootleg "Captured Live" [Flying Cat - 2CD] reproduces the radio show. Sourced from an original copy of the RKO Captured Live! CL 2684/2784 (23/30 July 1984) vinyl radio show. It is an excellent transfer, with only the dj intros omitted for the release purpose. Disc 1 01. Dodo/Lurker 07:51 02. That's All 04:46 03. Abacab 09:06 04. Mama 07:20 05. Keep It Dark 05:33 06. Home By The Sea 05:16 07. Second Home By The Sea 06:47 Total: 46:41 Disc 2 01. In The Cage/Cinema Show/ In That Quiet Earth/Slippermen 14:29 02. Afterglow 04:34 03. Drum Duet 03:08 04. Los Endos 06:26 05. Turn It On Again Medley 09:03 06. Misunderstanding 04:02 07. Illegal Alien 05:30 Total: 47:12 Total running time: 1:33:51  
 06/08/87 Reichstagsgelande
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr      GENESIS LIVE IN BERLIN Reichstagsgelaende/Platz der Republik, June 8th, 1987. TM Productions GEN870608TM This remaster was formerly known as "MASTER OF BERLIN", and it is one of my early works, I did it in November 2000. In these days when remaster groups were rare (hard to imagine), my project had no name, nor had my babies. The nameless primary version was traded in 2001 without my knowledge (but with my silent consent), and the name of the directory the SHNs were stored in was "\masterofberlin". When I asked Speedy for the origin of the name, he said, he liked the sound of that, so in his trade list he called it that, partly to help explain to people what it was (make it recognizable) and half as an inside joke because he had been arguing (with Mark B) on the forum that "Master of Chicago" and BURP 003 were NOT pre-FM recordings of Chicago 78. Also, on the SHNGenesis hub people saw the directory name. So the name supposedly "stuck". Later on, Mark B had Jeff M attempt to re-master this for the well known BURP 012 release. This is Speedy's recording comment of it (from The Movement): >>A bit disappointing in that I find the original source material of this remaster to sound better than the remaster. Still, bests "Triangle on Domino". But I *recommend* "Master of Berlin".<< So this is it! Newly released (soundwise unaltered) by popular demand. CD1: 1. Introduction: ANYTHING SHE DOES (Video Version) 0:31 (edited by dR to observe Dime rules) 2. MAMA 7:22 3. ABACAB 8:40 4. DOMINO (Part I: IN THE GLOW OF THE NIGHT/ Part II: THE LAST DOMINO) 11:18 5. THAT'S ALL 5:01 6. THE BRAZILIAN 5:32 7. IN THE CAGE 7:58 8. /...IN THAT QUIET EARTH 4:25 9. AFTERGLOW 4:39 10. LAND OF CONFUSION 5:17 CD2: 1. Band introduction 1:40 2. TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT 9:10 3. THROWING IT ALL AWAY 8:19 4. HOME BY THE SEA 5:19 5. /SECOND HOME BY THE SEA 6:47 6. INVISIBLE TOUCH 5:06 7. DRUM DUET 5.47 8. /LOS ENDOS 6:31 9. TURN IT ON AGAIN (Medley) 13:32 Comprising: EVERYBODY NEEDS (SOMEBODY TO LOVE), (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION, TWIST AND SHOUT, REACH OUT (I'LL BE THERE), YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING, PINBALL WIZARD, IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, TURN IT ON AGAIN Audio-source: Pre-FM DAT, with the exception of "Throwing It All Away", "Drum Duet" and most of the spoken introductions. Most likely, these bits were omitted to keep the program length below 120 mins. So I had to restore the show with the help of a 2nd gen Cassette tape that David D was kind to lend me. This tape was noticably worse than the DAT and I remember it was not easy to adjust, but as no one has noticed the fact that the remaster was a composite, I think it must have worked ;) Mastered with Sonic Solutions, restauration of the 2nd gen recordings with Sonic Solutions NoNoise. Further processing: SPL Spectralizer and SPL Maximizer. Trade freely & enjoy it! tom 

 10/16/73 Golders Green Hippodrome
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Received in trade - was labelled as 11/16/73, but etree doesnt indicate a show on that date and the setlist matches this one .... BBC radio recording .... Part of liberated boot "Out Of The Fire" 
 01/05/78 Golders Green Hippodrome
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Received in trade .... BBC radio recording .... Part of liberated boot "Out Of The Fire" 

 02/20/73 Jazz Workshop
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  George Benson Quartet - Jazz Workshop, Boston 1973-02-27 C.T.I. Era, FM (Jazamo fix) A fan of the early 70's C.T.I. Record label, it was a time when I became passionate about all styles of Jazz. I thought I'd share some CTI era artists that have been posted previously in Dime including my fixes. Here's a set from George Benson recorded during his early CTI days at the Jazz Workshop by WBCN Radio. This rare set includes his new backup guitarist Earl Klugh who had yet to record his debut lp. It also includes 2 songs Benson never recorded in the studio with the "Marvin Gaye Medley", and "Cafe Reggio", The later featured at the time on the "Shaft" soundtrack. I have applied some fixes to this show (see notes), and should anybody has a different source please share. All praise to the original seeders Carville / Allsoundz, and as always your comments are appreciated! George Benson Quartet Jazz Workshop Boston, MA February 27, 1973 George Benson - Electric guitar (Vocal on Track-6) Earl Klugh - Electric & Acoustic guitar Roland Wilson - bass (Unknown) - drums 1) Straight Life (Freddie Hubbard) 4:56 2) The Gentle Rain (Luis Bonfa) 8:14 3) Ode To A Kudu (George Benson) 6:55 4) Cafe Reggio (Isaac Hayes) 6:41 5) What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life? (Earl Klugh Solo acoustic guitar) 2:39 6) Marvin Gaye Medley (Save the Children / What's Going On / Mercy Mercy Me) 9:29 7) Sugar (Stanley Turrentine) 7:41 Original Notes: FM broadcast > unknown gen reel tape played back on Akai GX4000D > Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from reel Jazamo Fixes: With Audacity changed overall speed (-1.990). Removed FM static & pops on tracks 1,2,3,6,and 7. Track-4 had a 20 sec major dropout on left channel starting at 2:36, I copied the good right channel and added phasing between 2:36 and 2:56. Orig Flac > Wav > Jazamo fixes > alighn sectors > Flac > check decoding > traders little helper "Jazz is Universal in Any Language" All the Best in Music! Jazamo (June 2012)  
 04/14/77 Nakano Sun Plaza Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Recieved in trade. tracklist : disc 1 1 unknown 2 unknown 3 everything must change 4 unknown 5 breezin' 6 foreign radio dj disc2 1 here comes the sun 2 unknown 3 el mar 4 nature boy 5 this masquerade 
 06/04/77 Bayrischer Rundfunk
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Source: FM Broadcast>REEL TO REEL TAPE>CDR Phillips 880>EAC Secure>Flac Frontend>Level 6 Sound: A+  
 08/25/79 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      George Benson the Spectrum Philadelphia, Pa. July 1979 soundboard recording runtime: setlist: 1: Nature boy (cuts in) 2: Love is a hurting thing 3: Breezin' 4: Weekend in L.A. 5: California P.M. 6: The greatest love of all 7: This masquerade 8: Love ballad 9: Encore break 10: Unchained melody 11: On Broadway comments: I recieved this and one other recording in a trade many years ago. the other recording was the (previously posted) Kinks Detroit 79 show and both are allegedly 1st gen. from the master cassettes. I don't know this person well enough to know if they really are 1st gen (both his copies were on TDK-D cassettes) but I hadn't heard either of those shows before that trade so they are both not widely circulated. In fact, etree doesn't list any 79 George Benson shows (just 78 and 80) but I'm pretty sure George was on tour in 1979. Benson toured quite a bit, and at this time featured more of his R & B poppy soul style of music. I've never been particularly fond of that music, but Benson has always been a great guitar player, and fortunately he did play alot of guitar while singing in most of these songs. My favorite George Benson music goes back to the early 70's, even in the 60's Benson played some very nice music ranging from jazz to blues to mellow stuff. later he got into alot of "ballads". If this is really George's most popular era (I can't imagine "Bad Benson or even the "White Rabbit" tour playing in the Phila. Spectrum!) then many folks should enjoy this recording, especially since many folks enjoy hearing anything by one of the greatest and most beloved jazz guitarists in the world. Do not sell this recording. share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.  

 04/24/98 Colgate University
Hamilton, NY 
 2 cdr      George Clinton & The P-Funk Allstars Hamilton, NY. "Colgate University" April 24, 1998 Recording Info: SBD -> Dat (48k) Transfer: Sony D3 > coax > Audiophile 24/96 > Soundforge 9.0 @ [16/48; resample to 44.1] > cdwav (track) > Flac level 8 Transfered and Mastered by obaaron December 24, 2008 Disc 1: d1t01 - Jam/Funkentelechy > d1t02 - We want the funk > d1t03 - Jam > d1t04 - Jam > d1t05 - Cosmic Slop > d1t06 - Booty > d1t07 - Trey Lewd Rap > d1t08 - Bass Jam > d1t09 - Dope Dog... Disc 2: d2t01 - ..Maggot Brain > d2t02 - Fly On (Dog Star) > d2t03 - One Nation Under a Groove > d2t04 - Flashlight (fade out...) props to big wave for this and all of the others! shntool 3.0.4 Copyright (C) 2000-2007 Jason Jordan <shnutils@freeshell.org>  
 03/17/99 Unknown
San Jose, CA 
 2 cdr      George Clinton & The P-Funk Allstars San Jose, Ca. "Private Party" March 17, 1999 Recording Info: SBD -> Dat -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat clone @ 48k Sony D-8 > coax > audiophile 24/96 -> Soundforge 4.5 (record/edit, resample)> CDWav > flac level 8 Transfer and Mastering By obaaron March 28, 2007 Disc 1: d1t01 - ...Help Scotty, help (I'm tweeking and I can't beam up) > d1t02 - Jam.. > d1t03 - ..P-Funk jam > d1t04 - George banter > d1t05 - Standing on the Verge > d1t06 - Pumpin' it up > d1t07 - Standing on the verge > d1t08 - Tear the roof off.. Disc 2: d2t01 - Flashlight > d2t02 - Knee deep > d2t03 - Sentimental journey > d2t04 - Knee deep > d2t05 - Free your mind > d2t06 - Somethin' stinks > d2t07 - Booty > d2t08 - George rap > d2t09 - Maggot brain > d2t10 - Jam > d2t11 - Fly on (dog star)//..  
 07/08/06 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & Felisfee release: Soundboard > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org.......... Lineup : George Clinton - vocals Bernie "Woo Warrior" Worrell - keyboards Garry "Starchild" Shider - guitar, vocals Dewayne "Blackbird" McKnight - guitar Michael "Kidd Funkadelic" Hampton - guitar Cardell "Boogie" Mosson - guitar, vocals Eric McFadden - guitar, mandolin Lige Curry - bass, vocals RonKat Spearman - bass, vocals Frankie "Kash" Waddy - drums Rico Lewis - drums Jerome Rogers - keyboards Michael "Clip" Payne - keyboards, vocals Bennie Cowan - trumpet Greg Thomas - saxophone Robert "P-Nut" Johnson - vocals Belita Woods - vocals Steve Boyd - vocals Kimberly Manning - vocals Kendra Foster - vocals Sativa Diva - rap Carlos "Sir Nose" McMurray - dancer  

 ??/??/71 Beware Of ABKCO!!!
London, England 
 1 cdr      George Harrison Source: Bootleg CD: 'Beware of ABKCO!' > 1CD > EAC > mkwACT > SHN Encoded by: Vic Belcher 1. Run of the Mill (Acoustic Version) 2. Art of Dying (Acoustic Version) 3. Everybody, Nobody (Acoustic Version) 4. Wah-Wah (On Electric Guitar) 5. Window, Window (Acoustic Version) 6. Beautiful Girl (Acoustic Version) 7. Beware of Darkness (Acoustic Version) 8. Let it Down (Acoustic Version) 9. Tell Me What Has Happened to You (Acoustic Version) 10. Hear Me Lord (On Electric Guitar) 11. Nowhere to Go (On Electric Guitar) 12. Cosmic Empire (Acoustic Version) 13. Mother Divine (Acoustic Version) 14. I Don't Wanna Do It (Acoustic Version) 15. If Not For YOu (Acoustic Version) notes: Demos of tracks primarily for 'All Things Must Pass'. Great sound, great bootleg!  

 04/06/92 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr     B+  George Harrison with Joe Walsh with Gary Moore Hari and the Hijack Band Royal Albert Hall April 6th, 1992 This CD was originally released in 1993 Label/Matrix No.: 641992/93 Silver CD>EAC>SHN SHN by Smelly Ted (smellyjelly2@hotmail.com) Please pass this on! CD 1 Joe Walsh 1 Pretty maids in all road 4:33 2 In the City 3:55 3 Life in the fast line 5:27 4 Going on down 4:14 5 Rocky Mountain way 8:26 Gary Moore 6 Walking by myself 4:14 7 This guy´s is crying 6:03 8 The blues is alright 5:53 9 Still got the blues 7:59 George Harrison 10 I want to tell you 4:20 11 Old brown shoe 4:09 12 Taxman 4:08 13 Introduction 2:08 14 Give me love 3:52 15 Something 4:56 CD 2 1 What is life 4:53 2 Piggies 3:04 3 Got my mind set on you 5:01 4 Cloud nine 4:33 5 Here comes the sun 3:33 6 My sweet Lord 6:08 7 All those ago 4:48 8 Cheer down 4:06 9 Isn´t it a pity 6:48 10 Devil´s radio 8:14 11 While my guitar gently weeps 8:07 12 Roll over Beethoven 4:10 13 Drum Solo 7:43 14 Roll over Beethoven 1:27 Comment George Harrison - Guitar Mike Campbell - Guitar Andy Fairweather Low - Guitar Will Lee - Bass Guitar Steve Ferrone - Drums Chuck Leavell - Keyboards Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards Ray Cooper - Percussion Katie Kissoon - Backing Vocals Tessa Niles - Backing Vocals Special Guests: Ringo Starr Gary Moore Joe Walsh Dhani Harrison "Benefit For Natural Law Party"  

 01/16/79 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      George Thorogood & The Destroyers The Bottom Line New York, NY Jan. 16, 1979 Got this one in a CDR trade too. Nice sounding FM, I assume. There were a lot of Bottom Line shows broadcast back in the day, and I'm glad some people had the smarts to record them. Thank You. Enjoy the show, twofthrs CDR> EAC> FLAC> Dime Set list 1 house of blue lights 2 1 bourbon, 1 scotch, one beer 3 josephine 4 cocaine blues 5 it wasn't me 6 madison blues 7 the sky is cryin' 8 insturmental (new hawaiian boogie) 9 who do you love 10 johnny b. goode 
 04/22/79 The Palomino
North Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      George Thorogood and the Destroyers - Live at the Palomino Club, West Hollywood CA 1979-04-22 THIS IS ONE HOTT SHOW (with two "T"s)! Great recording and performance (CSpencer1 tape) mp3 sample included Many thanks to Dime member CSpencer1 for the paaarrtteee! You can feel the earth shaking during this show, that's about all I can say about it. Known locally as "The Johnny Cash Show" because of the tribute to the Man In Black, George sets 'em up and knocks 'em down. The house certainly is rocking. The recording is super, there's no other way to describe it. Although a KLOS broadcast, there's no carrier wave in the signal. Hmmm... :) I got as much of the setlist as I could. Please help me to fill in the blanks. Setlist (Runtime 77 minutes) 01) Cmon Little Girl Tribute to Johnny Cash: 02)? Cocaine Blues 03) Wanted Man 04) One Way Ticket 05) Who Do You Love? 06) Johnny B Goode 07) The Same Thing 08) I Can't Be Satisfied 09) Move It On Over 10) Bleeding Heart 11) It Wasn't Me 12) One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 13) Reelin' And Rockin' (end cut) Lineage Maxell UDXLI -> Sound Forge-> Light Channel Balancing -> Crossfade sides -> Flac via Flac Frontend, level 6, sectors aligned and verified Enjoy! A DoinkerTape  
 01/14/83 Oregon State Penitentiary
Salem, OR 
 2 cdr      George Thorogood & The Destroyers 01-14-83 Oregon State Penitentiary Salem, OR Soundboard recording Disc #1 45:36 01. House Of Blue Lights 5:30 02. Who Do You Love? 6:15 03. I'm Wanted 4:40 04. Cocaine Blues 3:14 05. "visitor call" :48 06. Wanted Man 3:59 07. "lame jokes" :43 08. Bad To The Bone 5:25 09. Move It On Over 4:48 10. "visitor call" 1:10 11. The Sky Is Crying 9:04 Disc #2 46:14 01. Madison Blues 2:06 (spliced/partial) 02. "visitor call" 1:26 03. El Paso (Instrumental) 3:33 04. It Wasn't Me 6:26 05. Willie And The Hand Jive 5:02 06. Night Time 4:38 07. No Particular Place To Go 4:39 ENCORE: 08. "cons show appreciation" 1:26 09. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 11:55 10. Nobody But Me 3:57 11. Wild Weekend 1:06 (fades off) ------------------------------------------------------ this show also circulates as 01-04-83. Jeff Simon's records list it as the 14th and that's good enough for me! visit the GT&TD live database at: thorogoodconcerts.com  
 07/15/88 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS July 15, 1988 Friday Great Woods, Mansfield, MA. following set by Brian Setzer http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=114040 WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast NEC-961 VHS Hi-Fi Audio Master @ SP 2 hour speed Sony SLV-N80 > Sony DTC-60ES > Philips CDR-775 VHS Hi-Fi Audio Master > DAT > CD > EAC secure > FLAC No noise reduction, processing or EQ Total Time - 113:21 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins Disc One 53:58 01. dj & intro 4:12 02. Long Gone 4:33 03. Who Do You Love 6:53 04. Cocaine Blues 4:01 05. Born to Be Bad 3:35 06. No Particular Place To Go 4:21 07. Night Time 5:35 08. I Drink Alone 4:55 09. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer 11:08 10. I Really Like Girls 4:45 Disc Two 59:23 01. The sky Is Crying 8:42 02. Madison Blues 6:54 03. Bad To The Bone 5:30 04. Move It On Over 4:59 05. ovation & dj 1:28 First Encore 06. Boogie Chillun 8:27 07. Willie And The Hand Jive 6:29 08. ovation & dj 1:42 Second Encore 09. You Talk Too Much 5:49 10. Reelin' And Rockin' 7:54 11. ovation & dj 1:29 George Thorogood - guitar, vocals ? - bass ? - drums ? - saxophone http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=142120  

 05/03/86 Estival Jazz Palazzo Dei Congressi
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: ..... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org Brilliant Sound Quality !....... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org Brilliant Sound Quality !......... Musicians : Gil Evans - piano, electric piano, director Miles Evans - tromba Bill Evans - tenor saxophone Shunzo Ono - tromba Stanton Davis - tromba, trumpet Chris Hunter - contralto saxophone George Lewis - trombone Howard Johnson - tuba John Clark - french horn Peter Levin - synthesizer Hiram Bullock - electric guitar Mark Egan - electric bass Danny Gottlieb - drums  

 04/26/92 Shooter's Live
Cleveland, OH 
 1 c      Gin Blossoms Shooter's Live Cleveland, OH 4/26/92 WMMS broadcast FM DAT Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac level 8 Mrs Rita Idiot Summer Cajun Song Goes To My Head Hold Me Down What Until I Fall Away Hands are Tied Just South of Nowhere 29 Number 1 Hey Jealousy Standing In The Weeds 
 08/21/03 Twilight
Tampa, FL 
 1 cdr      Gin Blossoms August 21st, 2003 Twilight Ybor City/Tampa, Florida SOUNDBOARD MASTER RECORDING A+ RECORDED BY JIM FIESLER Seeded @ dimeadozen.org by avnut 2/8/08 Stereo Soundboard Recording>Sony D-8 @ 44.1 XLR 1/8" DAT Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac Level 8 Uncirculated SBD Master Recording > Shared With You! Share The Music, Enjoy. Peace! Hold Me Down Alison Road Hands Are Tied Collider Mrs. Rita Until I Fall AWay Day Job Lost Horizons Come On Hard Pieces of the Night Found Out About You Til I Hear It From You Hey Jealousy Follow You Down (opened for Seven Mary Three) 

 10/10/95 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      GOO GOO DOLLS October 10, 1995 Tuesday afternoon 2:15pm WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900 FM > DAT Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Total Time - 12:56 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins 1. Name 3:51 2. interview 4:15 3. Girl Right Next To Me 3:34 4. interview & closing 1:14 John Rzeznik - guitar, vocals Robby Takac - acoustic bass http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=492027 

 11/08/96 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 1 cdr      Gov't Mule 11/8/96 Upper Darby, PA Tower Theater Comments: Open for Black Crowes Set: Mule > Game Face > No Need To Suffer > Thelonius Beck > St. Stephen jam I Shall Be Released * Setlist Notes: * all of the Black Crowes and Allen Woody on mandolin Remastering By Nick(govtmule@taperssection.com) Track 02 (gameface)had a weird blip @ 1:32 which was removed and spliced with a part of the 11-4-96 These are from the Old Mule trane Dat's that were freshly transfered from DAT>CD thanks to our friend Mike Hassell and here is the list of thank you's that need to be included with this offer. AS without these folks we would not have these SBD to trade. Karl Kubicka, Administrator of the E-Mule Trane; Kirk Anderson for spiritual guidance; Jim Baadshaug for his relentless quest for all things Mule; E.J.Devokaitas, who at that time was Stephanies' assistant at Hardhead, For actually caring enough about us fans to talk Mr.Haynes into shareing a small part of the vault with us; Al Booth-Mr. Fixit,the one we could turn to to fix it; Mike Hassell who wore out at least 3 cassette decks in his quest to spread the Love of the Mule to those without computer access or Cd players.  
 09/18/98 Mama Kin Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. 
 12/31/98 Roxy Theater
Atlanta, GA 
 4 cdr     A+  Limited Release - "With A Little Help From My Friends" - So probably should not trade 
 06/20/99 Seaside Memorial Park
Bridgeport, CT 
 2 cdr      Gov't Mule 6/20/99 Seaside Memorial Park Bridgeport, CT Gathering of the Vibes SBD > DAT > CD (TAO) > EAC > Cooledit2k (2sec gaps removed manually, fades, and normalizing) > CDWav > MKWact Disc one: Grinnin' In Your Face > Mule > I've Been Working > Woody's jam > Who Do You Love? > Mule Thorazine Shuffle No Need To Suffer > Doing It To Death Disc two: Lay Your Burden Down Bad Little Doggie > Lively Up Yourself > I Can't Quit You Baby > Blind Man In The Dark Encore: Little Wing > Third Stone From The Sun > St. Stephen jam  
 05/05/01 Orpheum Theater
New Orleans, LA 
 3 cdr      Source: DSBD > ? > CD-R > EAC > shntool join > CD Wave > flac16 CD-R provided by: anonymous EAC by: Mark Domyancich Tracked and flacked by: Aaron Johnson ....feelin'alright with Al Schnier on guitar. Entire show with Dave Schools and Chuck Leavell. Notes: -All fades were done before I received it on CD-R, with the exception of d3t04. -To the best of my knowledge, this SBD source only exists in CD-Audio format. 
 09/20/01 The Warfield
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr     A+  with les claypool , dave scools, jack casady,alphonso johnson, chuck leavell,pete sears, and rob barraco 
 02/13/05 The Fox Theater
Boulder, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  1st set acoustic Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. 
 12/16/05 Orange Peel
Asheville, NC 
 1 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests : Trey Anastasio, Ivan Neville, Audley Freed, John Medeski, John Scofield, and Marty Stuart 
 12/17/05 Asheville Civic Center
Asheville, NC 
 2 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests : John Medeski, Ron Holloway, Ivan Neville, Audley Freed, and Mike Barnes 
 12/31/05 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. With Ron Holloway's Holographic Horns and Jimmy Vivino 
 12/15/06 Orange Peel
Asheville, NC 
 2 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests Branford Marsalis, Randall Bramlett, Dave Schools, Ivan Neville, Mike Barnes, Henry Butler, Robert Kearns, Mickey Raphael, and Kenny Vaughn 
 12/16/06 Asheville Civic Center
Asheville, NC 
 2 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So Probably should not trade. Guests : Dave Matthews, Branford Marsalis, Taj Mahal, Brendan Bayliss, Randall Bramlett, Marty Stuart, Taylor Hicks, Mike Barnes, Mickey Raphael, and Robert Kearns 
 06/17/07 Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests : Bob Weir, John Paul Jones, Jorma Kaukonene, Jack Cassady, Barry Mitterhoff, and Luther Dickinson 
 10/31/07 O'Shaughnessy Auditorium, College of St. Catherine
St. Paul, MN 
 2 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Houses Of The Holy played in its entirety..... Guests : Audley Freed 
 12/31/07 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 4 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests : Steve Elson on sax 
 07/27/08 Spring House Hotel
Block Island, RI 
 1 cdr mp3      Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. MP3 
 08/09/08 Masquerade Music Park
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Guests : Scott Murawski, Mike Gordon, Ivan Neville, and Rick Callahan 
 08/31/08 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. 
 10/31/08 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Second Set all Pink Floyd covers Guests : Ron Holloway, Machan Taylor, Sophia Ramos, and Durga Mcbroom Hudson 
 07/31/09 Bank of America Pavilion
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr    A+ A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade 
 10/31/09 Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Lots of Rolling Stones covers..... 
 10/30/10 Fox Theater
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  Mule Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade. Who's Next played in it's entirety.... 
 10/26/12 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  MUle Tracks Official Download - So probably should not trade 

 07/19/06 Plain Dealer Pavilion
Cleveland, OH 
 2 cdr     A-  GRAB 2006-07-19 Cleveland, OH - Plain Dealer Pavilion Trey Anastasio - guitar, vocals Mike Gordon - bass, banjo, vocals Marco Benevento - keys Joe Russo - drums, vocals AKG 414B-ULS>V3>Tascam HD-P2(24/48) 25yds DFC, Hypers(DIN) FOB resample and dither SF 7.0>CDwav>Flac16 tape and transfer, Jesse D. Scott d01t01: SOMETHING FOR ROCKETS d01t02: DRIFTING d01t03: THE BELTLESS BUCKLER d01t04: MUD CITY> d01t05: BILLY JEAN JAM> d01t06: SLEEP AGAIN d01t07: HAPPY NAPPY> d02t01: THESE EYES> d02t02: GET BACK> d02t03: MR. COMPLETELY> d02t04: GOODBYE HEAD> d02t05: *YOU'VE GOT ME FLOATING> d02t06: *ON THE ROAD AGAIN> d02t07: *WILSON> d02t08: WILSON> d02t09: WHO ARE YOU encore: d02t10: DRAGONFLY *Acoustic enjoy....  

 06/24/79 Paramount N.W. Theatre
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr       Graham Parker and the Rumour - Paramount N.W. Theatre, Seattle WA 1979-06-24 FM reel-to-reel complete show - A blistering performance with great sound by one of R&B's greats (Bill B. tape) It'll knock your head off (mp3 sample included) Hey now, hey hey... It was said that "Squeezing Out Sparks" required your attention when listening to it, that it made you listen. THIS show on the other hand takes that little noggin of yours and clamps it in a vise (with the jaw discreetly dropped open) for 80 minutes. Sort of like a book you can't put down, why would you be doing anything else. You can't anyway, so why bother? Setlist (Runtime just under 80 minutes): 1 KISW Intro 2 Discovering Japan 3 Local Girls 4 Soul On Ice 5 Don't Get Excited 6 Back To School Days 7 Howling Wind 8 Heat Treatment 9 Stick To Me 10 Mercury Poisoning 11 You Can't Be Too Strong 12 Passion Is No Ordinary Word 13 Clear Head 14 (Hey Lord) Don't Ask Me Questions 15 Protection 16 Saturday Night Is Dead 17 Nobody Hurts You 18 Soul Shoes 19 Encore Applause 20 E: I Want You Back 21 E: Pouring It All Out Many thanks to Bill B. for the great recording. Lineage: KISW broadcast ->Maxell UD 35-90 reel ->Akai GX-400D-SS ->Echo Layla 3G ->Sound Forge 6.0 ->Flac via Flac Frontend, level 6, sectors aligned and verified. Nothing was done to the recording, you have it as I got it. Enjoy! A DoinkerTape 

 02/03/68 The Crystal Ballroom
Portland, OR 
 1 cdr      Grateful Dead - February 3, 1968 Crystal Ballroom - Portland, OR Recording Info: SBD -> (4 Track) Master Reels -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Sound Devices 744T -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.2 -> FLAC (1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 9, 2009 Notes: -- First few notes of It Hurts Me Too are cut -- Spanish Jam tease after Born Cross-Eyed -- Thanks to Rob Eaton for the Dat -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Setlist: d1t01 - That's It For The Other One -> d1t02 - New Potato Caboose d1t03 - It Hurts Me Too d1t04 - Born Cross-Eyed d1t05 - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl d1t06 - Dark Star -> d1t07 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t08 - The Eleve 
 02/23/68 King's Beach Bowl
Lake Tahoe, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #22 partial show 
 02/24/68 King's Beach Bowl
Lake Tahoe, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  dick's picks #22 partial show 
 08/24/68 Shrine Exposition Hall
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  two from the vault 
 01/17/69 Robertson Gym, U.C.S.B.
Santa Barbara, CA 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead - January 17, 1969 Civic Auditorium - Santa Barbara, CA Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD Transfer Info: CD -> Samplitude Professional v10.02 -> Cool Edit Pro v2.0 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 1 Disc FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 1, 2008 Notes: -- Disc change is seamless -- Cuts in Lovelight cleaned up with crossfade -- Cut in St. Stephen cleaned up with crossfade -- Cleaned up many flaws and fixed levels -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Setlist: d1t01 - Turn On Your Lovelight d1t02 - Dark Star -> d1t03 - St. Stephen -> d1t04 - The Eleven -> d1t05 - Death Don't Have No Mercy d2t01 - That's It For The Other One -> d2t02 - Cosmic Charlie 
 02/11/69 Fillmore East (Early show)
New York, NY 
 1      A+  "fillmore east 2/11/69" official release  
 02/11/69 Fillmore East (Late show)
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  "Fillmore East 2/11/69" official release 
 04/27/69 Labor Temple
Minneapolis, MN 
 2 cdr      dick's picks #26 
 10/25/69 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Grateful Dead 10/25/69 Winterland Arena San Francisco, CA Source: SBD>MR>DAT>Sonic Solutions>CDR 1. Dark Star> 2. St. Stephen> 3. The Eleven> 4. Lovelight* 5. Ending remarks from Bill Graham * w/Steven Stills on guitar and vocals Edited by David Gans to cover a reel change right after "William Tell" Seeded By Robert Jagla rjagla@wexcel.com  
 11/08/69 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #16 
 05/02/70 Harpur College
Binghamton, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #8 
 05/03/70 Field House, Wesleyan University
Middletown, CT 
 1 cdr     A-  In my collection this is filler on Chicago 8/30/69 disc. Grateful Dead (*) 1970-05-03 Middletown, Connecticut Wesleyan University Foss Hill (M?-AUD *remastered*) Free all day open-air concert with multiple bands ~*~ (*)Garcia & Weir ACOUSTIC SET with guest harmonica player & Pigpen on one song ~*~ A "not-for-purists" NEWLY remastered version of shnid 130667 & shnid 9770. 01. --introduction & tuning-up-- 02. Deep Elem Blues 03. Friend Of The Devil 04. Silver Threads & Golden Needles (->) 05. Black Peter 06. --announcement-- Total Time ::: 22:30 ::: Pretty good, much better, now a lot of fun. Check samples for transformation acceptibility levels or trajectory tribulations. ::: Warts: Some brief spots of distortion in loud passages. Fixed dullspots & dropouts but surely missed a few. ::: Many Connecticut bands also billed, as noted in a college newspaper article 2 days before the show (but unclear who actually appeared): Randy Burns & The Morning After, Bone, Joy, Nighthawks, Trod Tiger & The Tunafish & (tentatively) Charisma. Swamp Gas, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, & the "Intergalactic Kazoo Band" (1 song only?) also played (photos&some video exist). ::: Excellent & extensively researched article on the day & era at http://deadessays.blogspot.de/2013/02/may-3-1970-wesleyan-university.html ::: Online comment, “The format was ‘Evening with the Grateful Dead,’ which started with an acoustic set by Jerry & Bob, followed by a New Riders set, followed by the Dead." ::: This acoustic set (around 7pm?) is Jerry & Bob accompanied by an unknown guest harmonica player, & Pigpen on organ for the last minute of #5. Phil, Bill & Mickey were late in arriving from Binghamton, NY. The Harpur College show was the previous night. ::: A much inferior AUD tape circulates of the Dead's electric set. Apparently video also exists of some songs & some of the day's events. ::: COMPARISON NOTES: Original shnid 9770 had date, location & source errors which were corrected in shnid 130667. This is an audio remaster of shnid 130667. ::: After downloading this recently, I listened & remembered the issues I'd had with it in the past. A very difficult listen with 1 channel almost inaudible, some panning between channels, distortion, extraneous noises, etc. Sounds as tho' it was miked almost directly in a PA speaker, so I decided to try a version with only the (MUCH) better right channel & remaster it to fix dropouts, dullspots & erratic level issues, as well as lower the distorted, overloaded vocal bits. It immediately became a far more enjoyable recording for me. Purists may not appreciate the tinkering, but I think some folks who love this era of acoustic Dead should be quite pleased. Informal Dead set? Bring it on. Recording Information ::: unknown stereo(?) recording equipment -> master AUD cassette (NOT a SBD as noted in shnid 9770) -> ? -> unknown generation tape used for shnid 9770 -> CDr > EAC > Soundforge (normalize & pitch correction -> shn -> aiff (xACT) -> flacs. (Theory is that this was an auto level record deck. I think it was stereo, otherwise I've no idea how the left channel got so screwed up & the information became so radically different from the right - not just offset or bad head problems). Playback 2014-07-22 ::: flacs -> TLH -> wavs -> Audacity using right channel for mono signal [fades, manual one-at-a-time glitch, bump, pop, click, dropout & dullspot repairs, volume adjustments, NO equalisation] -> CD Wave (track splits) -> flacs (Trader's Little Helper) -> yr ears. First uploaded week of 2014-08-03. Line-up ::: Jerry Garcia - acoustic guitar, vocals // Bob Wier - acoustic guitar, vocals // Pigpen - organ (end of "Black Peter" only) // ? (guest musician) - harmonica. ((There is some speculation that the harmonica player might be Will Scarlett or John Hammond)). Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline. DimeTravel 039 ::: Thanks to the original taper & traders! Many thanks to Matt Vernon, Raoul Duke, J. Cotsman & N. Hoey ::: Corrections welcome ::: Original shnid 9770 was as part of the Music Never Stopped Project 2002 which thanked Matt Vernon & Raoul Duke & had edits & encoding by J. Cotsman . Conversion to flac, tagging and corrected info by N. Hoey 2014-07-16 in shnid 130667. shnid 130667 was used to remaster the audio in this version. Listen, enjoy, show appreciation, share, give, spread peace. Yers truly, Knees Support the artists! www.dead.net Do whatever you want with it except sell it, 'cause that ain't cool! <a href="/shn/130844">Source Detail</a> 
 12/28/70 Legion Stadium
El Monte, CA 
 2 cdr      12/28/70 - Grateful Dead Legion Stadium - El Monte, CA Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD -> EAC -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> SHN Patched with Sony ECM-22>Rm>Dat>CD (BIODTL, Sugar Magnolia and Cumberland Blues) (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs SHN) All Editing Done By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 2/18/04 Notes: The previous seed for this show was not patched very well, so I re-patched it. This new copy also more tuning, stage banter, etc and is about 11 minutes longer. Set 1: d1t01 - Cold Rain And Snow d1t02 - Truckin' d1t03 - It Hurts Me Too d1t04 - Me And My Uncle d1t05 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t06 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t07 - I Know You Rider d1t08 - Cryptical Envelopment -> d1t09 - Drums -> d1t10 - The Other One -> d1t11 - Cryptical Envelopment > d1t12 - Sugar Magnolia d2t01 - Casey Jones Set 2; d2t02 - Smokestack Lightning d2t03 - Big Railroad Blues d2t04 - Me & Bobby McGee d2t05 - Deep Elem Blues d2t06 - Cumberland Blues d2t07 - Morning Dew d2t08 - Good Lovin' d2t09 - Uncle John's Band  
 02/18/71 Capitol Theater
Port Chester, NY 
 3 cdr      first bertha , first loser, first greatest story, first wharf rat .....Source: 7" 2-track BBD reel w/dolby A @ 7.5 ips > PCM501ES@ 44.055 kHz ; PCM501ES analog out > dolby A decoder > Apogee filter > analog in PCMF1 ; PCM501ES analog out > Fostex D5 @ 48 kHz > 3 DAT generations DAT > WAV > SHN: Dan Stephens (dms@well.com) Tascam DA-20mkII > SBLive! (48-44.1) > WAV > MKW Audio Compression Tool..........This is a direct copy of the WBOTB tape circulated in 1996. No digital processing has been performed other than resampling, leaving intact the "nasty mic feedback" during Bertha and the "annoying whine" which "hovers around 8000Hz" throughout the whole show. Other copies circulate with these problems removed, but I still enjoy the tape more when it has not been noise reducted. Not recommended for the non-puristic listener. compiled by Dan Stephens 12/9/2001  
 04/05/71 Manhattan Center
New York, NY 
 3 cdr/shn      Source: 7" 2-track BBD reel w/dolby A @ 7.5 ips > PCM501ES@ 44.055 kHz ; PCM501ES analog out > dolby A decoder > analog in PCMF1 (Beta HiFi) ; PCM501ES analog out > Fostex D5 @ 48 kHz > DATx4 DAT > WAV > SHN: Dan Stephens (dms@well.com) Tascam DA-20mkII > M Audio Delta Audiophile 2496 > SoundForge 6.0b132 (48-44.1, highest accuracy with anti-alias filter) > CDWav v1.71 > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit v0.96f (no DAE ; 48k FLAC archived and available by request).......... Notes: At least 3 other SHN versions of this show circulate as of April 14, 2003. All of these copies suffer from unknown numbers of digital audio extractions and various remastering attempts. This seed is a direct copy from DAT WBOTB (11/1996) source. No whine removal, no noise reduction, no remastering, no fades, jarring reel flips left intact. compiled by Dan Stephens 04/14/2003 
 04/29/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       
 08/06/71 Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood, CA 
 2 cdr/shn      updated source info: Sony ECM-22P mics > Sony 770 reel deck, 1/4 track 7.5 ips. 40-50 feet back, dead center; taped by Rob Bertrando et al [file had been marked Source: AKG 330->Sony 770 Reel to Reel (50 ft back from the stage)->D] D>CD: Fostex D5->SB Live Digi I/O->Cool Edit Pro (by Ben Kasper) SHN and upload by Ben Yerys  
 08/07/71 Golden Hall Community Concourse
San Diego, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 35 
 08/14/71 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr/shn      With David Crosby on Johhny B. Goode....Source: SBD:MR->1 cassette gen.->DAT->SHN->CDR originally via M. Woyczynski......d1t06 - There was a messy splice with a good bit of redundancy @ 0:12 in Big Railroad Blues which i rendered sonically imperceptible using SF6 . Minor tape wear near the start of Bertha, and in El Paso, This source does not have the digistatic during Cumberland Blues noted on the other circulating set of SHNs for this date. Original SHNs were nonseekable and were not named according to etree convention. I renamed the files, cleaned up the splice in d1t06, performed a shntool fix to get rid of the resulting sbe, and re-encoded to seekable SHN. - C.Ladner...  
 08/24/71 Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 35 
 10/19/71 Northrop Auditorium, U. of Minn.
Minneapolis, MN 
 3 cdr/shn      Source: PreFM Soundboard Reels > DAT > CDR Keith Godchaux's first show Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Mexicali Blues, Comes A Time, One More Saturday Night and Ramble On Rose are performed for the 1st time. EAC'ed / SHN'ed by Scott Clugston 
 10/21/71 Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr/shn      SBD>MR>C>D>CD>EAC>SHN...... The first set differs slightly in sound quality, and sounds as if some noise reduction was performed. There is a dropout at 2:20 of Truckin'. There is some oversaturation during Ramble On Rose, Sugar Magnolia and parts of the 2nd set. A pitch correction was performed using Sound Forge for the 2nd set. Thanks to Jeff Cook for this gem. EAC/shn encoding/edits by J. Cotsman 
 10/31/71 Ohio Theatre
Columbus, OH 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #2 
 11/07/71 Harding Theater
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr/shn      SBD : Pre-FM Reel > DAT > CD........ Known flaws: Some brief Master Reel distortion on a couple of sections (Extraction and.shn encoding by Seth Kaplan via EAC and MKW. Accurate extraction and properly aligned sector boundaries verified via EAC and .shntool)  
 12/02/71 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  SBD>MR>R>DAT>CDR..minor splice at 0:03 of Black Peter, whine from 5:24-5:47 of Sugar Mag, last notes of SSDD are clipped, sudden/quick level drop at 3:31 of Deal ........Seeded to etree by Mike Lai. 
 12/02/71 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  SBD>MR>R>DAT>CDR..minor splice at 0:03 of Black Peter, whine from 5:24-5:47 of Sugar Mag, last notes of SSDD are clipped, sudden/quick level drop at 3:31 of Deal ........Seeded to etree by Mike Lai. 
 12/14/71 Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor, MI 
 3 cdr      7" BBD reel>PCM501ES(beta)>PCM501ES analog out>Fostex D5 @ optical out 48KHz>HD DAT-1 > Soundforge 4.5 > WAV/SHN mastering by Tim Deibert Notes: Tuning between songs has been preserved and is found at the end of the tracks. 
 12/31/71 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      source: FMS > reel > dat > cdr 
 03/21/72 Academy Of Music
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      This is a tagged version of shnid: 92935 Grateful Dead March 21, 1972 Academy of Music New York, NY gd72-03-21.sbd.miller.92935.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Apogee AD500 -> Dat/0 (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> Samplitude Professional v9.11 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net August 15, 2007 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- Tuning tracks added for disc change purposes -- Mix problems in Bertha -- Cut during intro to Chinatown Shuffle -- Hundreds of flaws removed, but some may still remain -- There is a bad hum from a grounding issue that eventually gets fixed -- Thanks to Rob Eaton for lending me his Dats ________________________________________________________________________ --Set 1-- 101-d1t01 - Bertha 102-d1t02 - Black Throated Wind 103-d1t03 - Sugaree 104-d1t04 - Chinatown Shuffle 105-d1t05 - Greatest Story Ever Told 106-d1t06 - Loser 107-d1t07 - Mr. Charlie 108-d1t08 - Looks Like Rain 109-d1t09 - Tennessee Jed 110-d1t10 - Playing in the Band 111-d1t11 - You Win Again 112-d1t12 - Cumberland Blues 113-d2t01 - Tuning 114-d2t02 - Next Time You See Me 115-d2t03 - El Paso 116-d2t04 - Good Lovin' -> 117-d2t05 - Casey Jones --Set 2-- 201-d2t06 - Tuning 202-d2t07 - Truckin' -> 203-d2t08 - Drums -> 204-d2t09 - The Other One -> 205-d2t10 - Wharf Rat 206-d3t01 - Tuning 207-d3t02 - Sugar Magnolia 208-d3t03 - The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) 209-d3t04 - Ramble on Rose 210-d3t05 - Me & My Uncle 211-d3t06 - Big Railroad Blues 212-d3t07 - Not Fade Away -> 213-d3t08 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> 214-d3t09 - One More Saturday Night ________________________________________________________________________ Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 5-12-09 <a href="/shn/92395">Source Detail</a> 
 03/23/72 Academy of Music
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      This is a tagged version of shnid: 100000 Grateful Dead March 23, 1972 Academy of Music New York, NY gd72-03-23.sbd.miller.100000.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Apogee AD500 -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> Samplitude Professional v9.11 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net August 22, 2007 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- Bobby plays the Weather Report Suite intro after Chinatown Shuffle -- Hundreds of flaws removed, but some may still remain -- Thanks to Rob Eaton for lending me his Dats _______________________________________________________________________ --Set 1-- 101-d1t01 - China Cat Sunflower -> 102-d1t02 - I Know You Rider 103-d1t03 - Black Throated Wind 104-d1t04 - Chinatown Shuffle 105-d1t05 - Brown Eyed Women 106-d1t06 - Beat It on Down the Line 107-d1t07 - Cumberland Blues 108-d1t08 - Looks Like Rain 109-d1t09 - Mr. Charlie 110-d1t10 - Tennessee Jed 111-d1t11 - El Paso 112-d2t01 - You Win Again 113-d2t02 - Jack Straw 114-d2t03 - Next Time You See Me 115-d2t04 - Playing in the Band 116-d2t05 - Comes a Time 117-d2t06 - Me & Bobby McGee 118-d2t07 - Casey Jones --Set 2-- 201-d2t08 - Tuning 202-d2t09 - Truckin' 203-d2t10 - Ramble on Rose 204-d3t01 - Two Souls in Communion 205-d3t02 - Mexicali Blues 206-d3t03 - Dark Star 207-d3t04 - Big Boss Man 208-d3t05 - Not Fade Away -> 209-d3t06 - Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad -> 210-d3t07 - Not Fade Away 211-d3t08 - Crowd Encore: xxxxx - Sugar Magnolia (MISSING) _______________________________________________________________________ Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 7-06-09 _______________________________________________________________________  <a href="/shn/100000">Source Detail</a> 
 03/25/72 Academy of Music
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 30 Partial show With Bo Diddley 
 03/26/72 Academy of Music
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - March 26, 1972 Academy of Music - New York, NY Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Apogee AD500 -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> Samplitude Professional v9.11 -> FLAC (4 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net March 25, 2008 Notes: -- Each set's disc change is seamless -- David Gans helped clean up many flaws with soundBlade -- Hundreds of flaws removed, but some may still remain -- Thanks to Rob Eaton for lending me his Dats Set 1: d1t01 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t02 - Cold Rain And Snow d1t03 - Chinatown Shuffle d1t04 - Black Throated Wind d1t05 - You Win Again d1t06 - Mr. Charlie d1t07 - Jack Straw d1t08 - Loser d1t09 - Looks Like Rain d1t10 - Big Railroad Blues d1t11 - Big Boss Man d2t01 - Playing In The Band d2t02 - El Paso d2t03 - Good Lovin' Set 2: d3t01 - Tuning d3t02 - Truckin' -> d3t03 - Drums -> d3t04 - The Other One -> d3t05 - Me And My Uncle -> d3t06 - The Other One -> d3t07 - Wharf Rat d3t08 - Sugar Magnolia d4t01 - The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) d4t02 - Not Fade Away -> d4t03 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d4t04 - Not Fade Away <a href="/shn/133303">Source Detail</a> 
 03/27/72 Academy of Music
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      This is a tagged version of shnid: 132336 Grateful Dead March 27, 1972 Academy of Music New York, NY Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Apogee AD500 -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> Samplitude Professional v10.1 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net December 9, 2008 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless _________________________________________________________________________ --Set 1-- 101-d1t01 - Tuning 102-d1t02 - Bertha 103-d1t03 - Black Throated Wind 104-d1t04 - Chinatown Shuffle 105-d1t05 - Brown Eyed Women 106-d1t06 - China Cat Sunflower -> 107-d1t07 - I Know You Rider 108-d1t08 - Me & Bobby McGee 109-d1t09 - Mr. Charlie 110-d1t10 - Looks Like Rain 111-d1t11 - Deal 112-d1t12 - It Hurts Me Too 113-d2t01 - Cumberland Blues 114-d2t02 - Playing in the Band --Set 2-- 201-d2t03 - Greatest Story Ever Told 202-d2t04 - Ramble On Rose 203-d2t05 - Big Boss Man 204-d2t06 - El Paso 205-d2t07 - Good Lovin' 206-d2t08 - Me & My Uncle 207-d3t01 - The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) 208-d3t02 - Sugar Magnolia 209-d3t03 - Loser 210-d3t04 - Casey Jones --Encore-- 211-d3t05 - One More Saturday Night _________________________________________________________________________ Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 2/1/2015 <a href="/shn/132366">Source Detail</a> 
 03/28/72 Academy of Music
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 30  
 04/11/72 Newcastle City Hall
Newcastle, England 
 3 cdr     A-  SBD MC>D>CD>SoundForge>CD (?, see below) remastered by Bill Giles ......sound is generally a bit muddy, some hiss Pigpen's voice is almost inaudible at times and sometimes distortion & pops from Keith's piano pick-up, the best & most complete version currently in circulation a lot of minor anomalies (mainly clicks) throughout discs 1 + 2 d3t03: tape warble @18:47-18:52, sounds like a master cassette flaw d1t06: very beginning is missing (a few seconds worth) Bill Giles remastering notes: "What do you do with an excellent concert that circulates digitally on muddy CD only and for which cassette copies, while superficially brighter, carry a lot of noise and distortion? Frustrating. I suspect the CD's lack of edge is the result of an uninspired noise reduction job [which makes the MC>D>CD lineage questionable]. I've simply tried to brighten it up by re-equalisation. I've also rebalanced the tracks (the right track was relatively overweight) and attenuated a few glitches. It ain't great, but it's definitely better. From the master disc, the opening notes of Big Boss Man are missing, and the start of Good Lovin' is an AUD patch; and there are some crackles, particularly in Brown-Eyed Women and Truckin', and a number of drop-outs and wobbles throughout the concert. I would not describe it as 'remastered' - just 'tidied up'. I guess linage should read: MR>??>CDR>Sound Forge 4.5>CDR" 
 04/24/72 Rheinhalle
Düsseldorf, Germany 
 3 cdr     A+  "Rockin' the Rhein" official release 
 04/26/72 Jahrhundert Halle
Frankfurt, Germany 
 2 cdr     A+  "Hundred Year Hall" official release ...partial show 
 05/11/72 Rotterdam Civic Hall
Rotterdam, Netherlands 
 3 cdr      Bertha Remaster of (Master Reel) source.... SBD>>MR>>DAT>>CDA>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>SHN... "one more Sat night" encore is missing....Notes: (*) Disc change without fades so tracks can be cleanly rejoined in the future. Digitally remastered using custom built Dual DAW, by jashley@deadacated.com, on November 19, 2001. From original text file: Source: 10" MR @ 7.5ips-> DAT > CDR  
 05/25/72 Lyceum Ballroom
London, England 
 0       This is a tagged version of shnid: 87682 Grateful Dead May 25, 1972 Strand Lyceum - London, England gd72-05-25.sbd.miller.87682.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD ->Master Reel ->Apogee AD500 ->Dat/0 (48k) Transfer Info: Dat/0 (Sony 500) ->Samplitude Professional 9.11 ->FLAC All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net October 14, 2007 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- First few seconds of Tennessee Jed missing -- Playing In The Band cuts at end of song -- Sugar Magnolia cuts at end of song -- Missing Comes A Time through One More Saturday Night -- Thanks to Rob Eaton for letting me transfer his Dats _________________________________________________________________________________ --Set 1 / disc 1-- 101-d1t01 - The Promised Land 102-d1t02 - Brown Eyed Women 103-d1t03 - Big Boss Man 104-d1t04 - Black Throated Wind 105-d1t05 - Tennessee Jed 106-d1t06 - Mr. Charlie 107-d1t07 - Jack Straw 108-d1t08 - China Cat Sunflower -> 109-d1t09 - I Know You Rider 110-d1t10 - Me And Bobby McGee 111-d1t11 - Good Lovin' --disc 2-- 112-d2t01 - Playing in the Band 113-d2t02 - Brokedown Palace 114-d2t03 - Casey Jones --Set 2-- 201-d2t04 - Tuning 202-d2t05 - Me & My Uncle 203-d2t06 - Big Railroad Blues 204-d2t07 - Chinatown Shuffle 205-d2t08 - Ramble On Rose --disc 3-- 206-d3t01 - Uncle John's Band -> 207-d3t02 - Wharf Rat -> 208-d3t03 - Dark Star -> 209-d3t04 - Sugar Magnolia xxxxx - Comes A Time xxxxx - El Paso xxxxx - Sittin' on Top of the World xxxxx - Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad -> xxxxx - One More Saturday Night _________________________________________________________________________________ Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 2-9-08 <a href="/shn/87682">Source Detail</a> 
 05/26/72 Lyceum Ballroom
London, England 
 4 cdr/shn      S:MR>DATx5>CD Note: This is superior to all circulating copies. The lineage of the DAT is guaranteed. I did the transfer myself. The DAT was played on a Panasonic SV-3700, transferred to my Delta DiO 2496, recorded with SoundForge 4.5, and tracked and burned with CD Architect. EAC was used to create the SHN files. There is a <1 second patch in Playin' to fix a small spot of tape warble. The Morning Dew was patched from another previously circulating version with 10-second crossfades on each side to minimize the difference in quality. There is also a small patch in Sugar Magnolia. All of these patches came from previously circulating copies. transferred from DAT/burned/shortened/seeded by khensu (david.hollister@cox.net)  
 07/22/72 Paramount Northwest Theater
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr    A  liberated bootleg "left in the vaults 3" missing early part of first set before bird song and the songs in the second set between ramble and dew , but real nice sound 
 08/24/72 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 3 cdr      Recording Info: SBD>Rm>Dat(48k) Transfer Info: Dat(Sony 500)>Prodif Plus>Samplitude v6.0>SHN Notes: Sugar Magnolia, Ramble On Rose And Greatest Story Ever Told Patched From SBD>Rm>Cass>Cass>Cass>Dat>Samplitude>SHN All transfers (including the patch) were done by Charlie Miller 
 08/27/72 Old Renaissance Faire Grounds
Veneta, OR 
 3 cdr      classic show  
 09/17/72 Baltimore Civic Center
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #23 
 09/21/72 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 4 cdr       
 09/21/72 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 4 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 36 
 09/27/72 Stanley Theatre
Jersey City, NJ 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #11 
 11/19/72 Hofheinz Pavilion
Houston, TX 
 3 cdr      Source: SBD>MR>Reel>Reel>DAT>CD>EAC>WAV>CoolEdit2000>SHN (Note that there is speculation that this source may contain only one reel generation.)....... Notes: - There are sound/mix adjustments during Bertha. - The first 0:55 of Me & My Uncle was amplified by 3db due to low levels. - There is a cut in Rider at 0:14 with part of the first chorus missing. - There is a cut in Playin at 0:09 with the very first line of "Some folks trust in reason" missing. - First few notes of Stella Blue are missing. - A splice in Dark Star at 28:19 was smoothed with a cross-fade. - In Dark Star from approximately 25:25 to 28:19 Phil's bass almost completely disappears. Cool Edit's FFT Filter was used to boost the frequency range between 25hz and 375hz. This was partially effective as the time interval from 25:35 to 26:47 apparently contains no bass frequencies. - Mississippi Half Step was amplified by 2db due to low levels. - A few minor pops & clicks were removed.  
 11/24/72 Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Dallas, TX 
 2 cdr      SBD>MR>DAT>CDR>EAC>SHN......80 min. CD's required for both Splice in Chinacat at 4:29 Thanks to Paul Bottiglio for the discs seeded by Tony G (gdtrfb@bellsouth.net... 
 12/31/72 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr      Source: Vault pre-FM reels > DAT Patch Source: pre-FM KSAN reel (http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=6340) DAT > WAV : Sony PCM-R300 > RMEdigi96/8PAD > Soundforge 6.0 by Marc Pujol WAV > SHN editing, encoding & patching by Matt Vernon........this source is a substantial upgrade in sound quality over the previously circulating version used here as the patch source. It has a larger dynamic range and significantly less hiss with different omissions, enabling a more complete version of the show to be assembled. flaws: - Start of Casey Jones, patch in Morning Dew and all of JBG, UJB and OMSN from previous circulating "prefm" source, which spectral analysis suggests was derived from multiple sources with perhaps some signal processing applied. - some percussion sounding anomalies in left channel in TJed, referenced in banter after song ends - Casey Jones patch at start ~ 24 seconds - Morning Dew cross faded patch ~90 seconds - d4t04 fades in 
 02/09/73 Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford University
Palo Alto, CA 
 3 cdr      first show with wall of sound................ Grateful Dead 1973-02-09 Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford University Palo Alto, CA Recording Info: MR > R (Bob Menke) > R (Pat Lee) Transfer Info: Technics 1506 w/Lamb Labs Dolby decoder > WAV (24bit/96k) > Apogee Mini Me 24/96 > Apogee Mini DAC monitoring and mastering > FLAC Matt's Comments: This is a straight transfer using my Technics 1506 reel to reel with a Lamb Labs Dolby decoder in the transfer chain since the reel was Dolby encoded. Thanks to Pat Lee for lending me the Dolby unit Special thanks to Adam Aegart for the Technics RS1506. Mastered By Matt Smith April 2015 Set 1 s1t01 - The Promised Land s1t02 - Row Jimmy s1t03 - Black Throated Wind s1t04 - Deal s1t05 - Me And My Uncle s1t06 - Sugaree s1t07 - Looks Like Rain s1t08 - Loose Lucy s1t09 - Beer Barrel Polka s1t10 - Mexicali Blues s1t11 - Brown Eyed Women s1t12 - El Paso s1t13 - Here Comes Sunshine s1t14 - Playing In The Band Set 1 s2t01 - Wavy Gravy chatter s2t02 - China Cat Sunflower s2t03 - I Know You Rider s2t04 - Jack Straw s2t05 - dead battery s2t06 - They Love Each Other s2t07 - buzzing & tuning s2t08 - Truckin' s2t09 - Eyes Of The World s2t10 - China Doll s2t11 - Big River s2t12 - Ramble On Rose s2t13 - Box Of Rain s2t14 - U.S. Blues s2t15 - Sugar Magnolia s2t16 - Uncle John's Band s2t17 - Around And Around Encore s2t17 - Casey Jones  
 02/15/73 Dane County Coliseum
Madison, WI 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead Dane County Coliseum Madison, WI 2/15/73 MR > D Latvala Reels @ 3 3/4 ips > DBX Reels @ 7 1/2 ips > PCM > DAT > CD .md5 and .shn's by Mike Hall (myko@well.com) Track 1 on CD1 are Jack Straw and Box of Rain from the Sound Check. The following layout is based on 2x74min plus 1x80min. I originally received these with the encore on cd2. I like the sequential flow of a show and so bumped cd3 to 80min to put the encores at the end while keeping the DS>Eyes> China Doll intact. To make this 3x74, simply move d3t07 and t08 to d2t10 and 11. *****CD1: 1 Jack Straw Box of Rain (sound check) 2 Loose Lucy 3 Beat It On Down The Line 4 Brown Eyed Women 5 Mexicali Blues 6 Tennessee Jed 7 Looks Like Rain 8 Box of Rain 9 Row Jimmy 10 Jack Straw 11 China Cat Sunflower > 12 I Know You Rider *****CD2: 1 Me & My Uncle 2 Bertha 3 Playin' In The Band 4 Casey Jones (cut) Set 2: 5 Here Comes Sunshine 6 El Paso 7 You Ain't Woman Enough 8 They Love Each Other 9 Big River *****CD3: 1 Dark Star > 2 Eyes of the World > 3 China Doll 4 Promised Land 5 Sugaree 6 Sugar Magnolia 7 E: Uncle John's Band 8 One More Saturday Night (cut)  
 02/26/73 Pershing Municipal Auditorium
Lincoln, NE 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #28 
 02/28/73 Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, UT 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #28 
 03/21/73 Utica Memorial Auditorium
Utica, NY 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - 3/21/73 Memorial Auditorium Utica, NY Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> PCM -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> M-Audio DIO 2448 -> Cool Edit Pro v1.2 -> CD -> EAC -> FLAC Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 5/15/05 Notes: I originally transferred my Dat back in 2000. At that time, I only made Audio discs. Someone asked me to circulate this source since the circulating source has NR applied to it. My source DOES NOT have any NR applied to it. I made these FLAC's off of my Master Audio Discs. Enjoy...cm Set 1: d1t01 - Bertha d1t02 - Me And My Uncle d1t03 - Wave That Flag d1t04 - Looks Like Rain d1t05 - Tennessee Jed d1t06 - Box Of Rain d1t07 - You Ain't Woman Enough d1t08 - Jack Straw d1t09 - Row Jimmy d1t10 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t11 - Here Comes Sunshine d1t12 - The Race Is On d2t01 - Loser d2t02 - El Paso d2t03 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t04 - I Know You Rider d2t05 - Playing In The Band Set 2: d2t06 - Greatest Story Ever Told d2t07 - They Love Each Other d2t08 - Mexicali Blues d2t09 - Brown Eyed Women d2t10 - Big River d2t11 - Brokedown Palace d3t01 - Me And Bobby McGee d3t02 - Weather Report Suite Prelude -> d3t03 - Dark Star -> d3t04 - Eyes Of The World -> d3t05 - Wharf Rat d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia d3t07 - Casey Jones 
 03/26/73 Civic Center
Baltimore, MD 
 4 cdr       
 03/28/73 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - March 28, 1973 Civic Center - Springfield, MA Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony 500) -> Samplitude Professional 9.11 -> FLAC All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net July 13, 2007 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- Minor diginoise in first part of Cumberland Blues -- Quality improves for disc 3 Set 1: d1t01 - Cumberland Blues d1t02 - Here Comes Sunshine d1t03 - Mexicali Blues d1t04 - Wave That Flag d1t05 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t06 - Loser d1t07 - Jack Straw d1t08 - Box Of Rain d1t09 - They Love Each Other d1t10 - El Paso d1t11 - Row Jimmy d1t12 - Around And Around d1t13 - Brown Eyed Women d2t01 - You Ain't Woman Enough d2t02 - Looks Like Rain d2t03 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t04 - I Know You Rider Set 2: d2t05 - The Promised Land d2t06 - Loose Lucy d2t07 - Me And My Uncle d2t08 - Don't Ease Me In d2t09 - The Race Is On d2t10 - Stella Blue d2t11 - Big River d2t12 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo d3t01 - Weather Report Suite Prelude -> d3t02 - Dark Star -> d3t03 - Eyes Of The World -> d3t04 - Playing In The Band d3t05 - Johnny B. Goode <a href="/shn/86459">Source Detail</a> 
 04/02/73 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      This is a flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 17346 Grateful Dead 4/2/73 Boston Garden Boston, MA gd73-04-02.sbd.miller.17346.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Rm (7.5 ips/2 Track) -> Dat -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat -> Sonic Solutions -> CD (David Gans' Master Discs) -> EAC (Secure) -> SHN CD -> SHN Conversion Done By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlnk.net 5/18/03 Thanks to David Gans for lending me his master discs!!! _________________________________________________________________________ --Set 1-- 101-d1t01 - The Promised Land 102-d1t02 - Deal 103-d1t03 - Mexicali Blues 104-d1t04 - Brown-Eyed Women 105-d1t05 - Beat It on Down the Line 106-d1t06 - Row Jimmy 107-d1t07 - Bobby's Spider Rap 108-d1t08 - Looks Like Rain 109-d1t09 - Wave That Flag 110-d1t10 - Box of Rain 111-d1t11 - Big River 112-d1t12 - China Cat Sunflower -> 113-d1t13 - I Know You Rider 114-d1t14 - You Ain't Woman Enough 115-d1t15 - Jack Straw 116-d2t01 - Don't Ease Me In 117-d2t02 - Playing in the Band ---Set 2-- 201-d2t03 - Stage Banter 202-d2t04 - Ramble on Rose 203-d2t05 - Me & My Uncle 204-d2t06 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 205-d2t07 - Greatest Story Ever Told 206-d2t08 - Loose Lucy 207-d2t09 - El Paso 208-d2t10 - Stella Blue 209-d2t11 - Around & Around 210-d3t01 - Here Comes Sunshine -> 211-d3t02 - Me & Bobby McGee -> 212-d3t03 - Weather Report prelude -> 213-d3t04 - Eyes of the World -> 214-d3t05 - China Doll 215-d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia 216-d3t07 - Casey Jones --Encore-- 217-d3t08 - Stage Banter 218-d3t09 - Johnny B. Goode -> 219-d3t10 - We Bid You Good Night ______________________________________________________________________ Flac encoding notes: All processing with Trader's Little Helper Shn - st5 generated Shn > Flac ( level 8 ) Flac - st5 generated and matched to Shn st5 Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use st5 to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 4-17-08 <a href="/shn/17346">Source Detail</a> 
 05/26/73 Kezar Stadium
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr     A+  Notes: Digitally Remastered using the Bertha Digital Audio Workstation, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed July 14, 2006. The original source is all over the place. The volume is way up on some songs and way down on others. Some songs appear to have been slowly faded up. Some songs have decent bass while others have almost no bass at all. There is also a hiss-like noise that appears and disappears from the left channel and does not appear on all tracks. Not a clue as to what this noise is. These things were corrected to the extent possible in an effort to achieve a more consistant sound throughout. From the original text file, prior to Bertha Remastering: Row Jimmy (splice @ 03:32) China Cat Sunflower (splice @ 03:17) MSR>DAT>CD>EAC>WAV>SHN CD>EAC>WAV>SHN by Sean Cribbs 4/19/2003  <a href="/shn/81854">Source Detail</a> 
 06/10/73 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 4 cdr      Source: SBD Lineage: S:MR > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN Extraction and SHN encoding by G.S. Hamilton..... Notes: d1t2 BIODTL begining cut (thanks to Andrew Pitner for noticing) d1t09 (The Race Is On) several anomalies at the 1:33, 1:34, 1:36, & 1:44 marks (thanks to Scott Clugston for noticing) D2t01 (Bird Song): very brief tape waver @ 2:44 D2t03 (Eyes) transient sound system glitch @ 5:06; subsecond dropout @ 6:54 D4t06 (GDTRFB): reel flip/splice @ 6:42 
 06/10/73 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 4 cdr       Transfer Info: CD -> Samplitude Professional v10.01 -> FLAC (4 Discs Audio / 3 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net January 29, 2008 Patch Info: (FOB) Unknown Mics -> Master Cassette -> Reel -> Korg MR-1000 supplies: Eyes Of The World (6:54 - 6:56) Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- This is a fixed version of shnid=89640 -- Cleaned up many flaws and fixed the levels -- It may not be perfect, but it's a lot better -- Patch source recorded by Bill Gadsden -- Patch source transferred by Charlie Miller and Neil Sturtevant -- Set 3 is with Merl Saunders, Dickey Betts and Butch Trucks -- Beginning of Beat It On Down The Line is cut -- There are some flaws in The Race Is On that still remain -- Reel flip in GDTRFB patched with alternate SBD source -- Thanks to Jeremy Humphreys for the GDTRFB patch Audience (shnid:121031) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd1973-06-10.121031.barry.smith.AUD-fob.flac2496 Source: -- taped and remastered by Monte Barry -- Sony TC 2850SD portable stereo cassette recorder -- Sony ECM 99 single-point stereo mic -- mic is hand-held on mic-stand shaft, with arm raised up -- FOB center infield, between sbd platform and stage platform Lineage: -- transferred by Matt Smith MAC tapes > Nak BX300 > Apogee Mini Me > Mini DAC (monitoring/mastering) > Lynx One soundcard > Wavelab 5.0 > 24/96 FLACs > Samplitude Pro 7.22 > TLH > CD Tag Notes: -- this is a major upgrade in sound quality -- replaces Monte's shnid 90351 -- these transfers are fixed up pretty good patch list: -- Morning Dew has SBD patch from 07:02.5 until 07:14.2, due to accidental pause/unpause by taper -- PITB has AUD patch from 05:30.8 until 06:10, due to reel change -- PITB set-ending announcement has SBD patch -- Eyes Of The World has AUD patch at start until 14:52.5, due to taper getting stoned during break -- Big River has AUD patch at start until 00:02.6 -- Around And Around has SBD patch at end from 05:13.9 to 05:41, "We're gonna tune up real good" -- He's Gone has SBD patch from 14:30.2 to 14:48.2 (ending), due to reel flip -- Wharf Rat has SBD patch from the start to 00:12.5, due to reel flip -- That's Alright Mama has SBD patch from 06:11.2 to 08:59.5, due to tape damage -- GDTRFB has SBD patch from 04:42.3 to 5:05.3, due to reel flip -- I cleaned up most of the glitches, and I tagged the files SBD patch Source and Lineage: shnid 90979 transferred by David Hollister and G.S. Hamilton MR > PCM > cassette > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN AUD patch Source and Lineage: shnid 89681 taped by Bill Gadsden (FOB) Unknown Mics > Cassette Master > Reel (1/4 Track - 7.5 ips) transferred and mastered by Charlie Miller Reel (Sony TC-366) > Korg MR-1000 > Samplitude Pro 10.02 > FLAC This AUD recording epitomizes the very best of the Grateful Dead "live sound" for the time. The prototype Wall of Sound is nailed by Alembic and the sound crew for this show. Set within an outdoor Stadium, this close-up infield FOB spatially captures sound from the two Aux PA towers on the infield, behind the taper. This sound delay adds a touch of ear candy as it rolls around the stadium. This show, and June 10 was by far the best sound I ever heard come out of a PA System, period. It was a sensational orgy of sound. Matt Smith did a great job transferring these tapes of mine! Thank you! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---Thank you Charlie Miller for your work on the SBD. ---Thank you Bill Gadsden,Neil Sturtevant and Jeremy Humphreys for the patch sources. ---Thank you Monte Barry for recording and mastering the show. ---Thank you Matt Smith for the AUD transfer. ---Thank you Dan McDonald (droncit) for technical consultations. ---Thank you XJ32 for the art work. ---Thank you Germain for your advice, encouragement, guidance and seeding. Matrix by dusborne 08-22-2014 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Set 1 101 - gd73-06-10s1t01 - Tuning 102 - gd73-06-10s1t02 - Morning Dew 103 - gd73-06-10s1t03 - Beat It On Down The Line 104 - gd73-06-10s1t04 - Ramble On Rose 105 - gd73-06-10s1t05 - Jack Straw 106 - gd73-06-10s1t06 - Wave That Flag 107 - gd73-06-10s1t07 - Looks Like Rain 108 - gd73-06-10s1t08 - Box Of Rain 109 - gd73-06-10s1t09 - They Love Each Other 110 - gd73-06-10s1t10 - The Race Is On 111 - gd73-06-10s1t11 - Row Jimmy 112 - gd73-06-10s1t12 - El Paso 113 - gd73-06-10s1t13 - Bird Song 114 - gd73-06-10s1t14 - Playing In The Band Set 2 201 - gd73-06-10s2t01 - Tuning 202 - gd73-06-10s2t02 - Eyes Of The World -> 203 - gd73-06-10s2t03 - Stella Blue 204 - gd73-06-10s2t04 - Big River 205 - gd73-06-10s2t05 - Here Comes Sunshine 206 - gd73-06-10s2t06 - Around And Around 207 - gd73-06-10s2t07 - Dark Star -> 208 - gd73-06-10s2t08 - He's Gone -> 209 - gd73-06-10s2t09 - Wharf Rat -> 210 - gd73-06-10s2t10 - Truckin' 211 - gd73-06-10s2t11 - Sugar Magnolia Set 3 **With Dickey Betts, Butch Trucks and Merl Saunders** 301 - gd73-06-10s3t01 - Tuning 302 - gd73-06-10s3t02 - It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry 303 - gd73-06-10s3t03 - That's All Right, Mama 304 - gd73-06-10s3t04 - The Promised Land 305 - gd73-06-10s3t05 - Not Fade Away -> 306 - gd73-06-10s3t06 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> 307 - gd73-06-10s3t07 - Drums -> 308 - gd73-06-10s3t08 - Not Fade Away -> 309 - gd73-06-10s3t09 - Johnny B. Goode <a href="/shn/131065">Source Detail</a> 
 07/27/73 Grand Prix Racecourse
Watkins Glen, NY 
 2 cdr     A/B  watkins glen free "soundcheck" , multiple sources , some sbrd and awesome others aud and just ok ,  
 07/28/73 Grand Prix Racecourse
Watkins Glen, NY 
 4 cdr     A/B  multiple sources , some sbrd and excellent , others aud and just ok , painstakingly edited , historic performance before 600,000 with allman bros and the band........ ........... Here's the story of the road to the Digital Watkins Glen Tree. This was supposed to happen two years ago in conjunction with the 25th Anniversary Watkins Glen Analog Tree. I won't bore you with the details, but the digital end never happened. A few months ago, I had decided that I would finally have my AUD Analog seeds from the Analog Tree transferred to DAT so that the digital world could finally get it's hands on the tree that was run back in 1998. In a wonderful cosmic twist of fate, on the very day that I put my precious seed tapes in the mail to go to a trusted A>D person, I got word that the a digital copy of the Master Soundboard Reels from 7/28/73 was going to be headed in my direction. Wow! I had a few conversations with Dick Latvala when I was organizing the 25th Anniversary Tree and he had told me that the SBDMR was filled with gremlins and glitches, and would never be suitable for official release, but it did exist and he had listened to it. Most of his friends had told him the show sucked (FOOLS!) so he didn't pay much attention when he did listen to it. It seemed that the SBD was destined to gather dust in the Vault for good. So be it. As it was, we had put together a very enjoyable copy of the complete show from AUD and FM sources and treed out what went on to change people's minds about a show that was always thought to be a true low point in 1973. All the folklore-ish rumors about how bad they played, and how without life the show was were put to rest. I still believe that the bad rap given to 7/28/73 in the past stemmed from the atrocious partial AUD that had circulated for years. The SBD arrived and blew my mind. The main problem was that a few songs were missing entirely from the copy. But that would be overcome by the sources I used for the first Watkins Tree (more in a moment). The gremlins and glitches consist mainly of occasional pops or clicks over both dates and a static noise over much of the recording on 7/28. It is at times a slight distraction, while at other times barely audible. It really isn't that distracting from the music at all. Just a little crackling here and there. However, there is a portion of glitching that does get a bit rough. The worst of it comes during the He's Gone>Truckin' where there are some severe buzzes and grounding noises. These get pretty bad for sure. It sounds like some cables are loose and a soundman is trying to rectify the problem time and time again. But when you compare these SBD problems during the He's Gone>Truckin' to the AUD used on the first tree where we get to listen to the taper's buddy ponder his need to go to the bathroom against never finding his way back to his spot in the crowd during the same stretch of songs, I'd say it becomes a bit of a toss up. The severe glitches clear up at about the six minute mark of Truckin' and it's relatively smooth sailing thereafter. This, coupled with a few cuts here and there within a few songs (like a small chunk of vocals missing from Eyes Of The World), rounds out most all that is wrong with the SBD. Also worth noting is that you will discern some recording level discrepancies from tape source to tape source. This was confirmed with the person that I had create the complete show seeds as unavoidable when he compiled the masters. He dealt with them as best he could (Soundforge, etc..) As for the songs that were missing entirely from the copy I received, I will give you all the information I have. I contacted the person who "held" the SBD out of the Vault to find out why these songs were missing. He informed me that they were indeed on the MR, but suffered from tremendous tape speed problem. So bad in fact, that he opted not to transfer them to the copy that made its way into circulation. This lead me to uncover and at the same time solve a real mystery. The facts now seem to indicate that what was used on the first tree as SBD, was in fact from the fabled FM broadcast of the whole show. As any of you who have copies of the show treed in 1998 know, the first 40 minutes of the show came from a SBD/5 seed. Within this first 40 minutes are two of the songs that could not be transferred from the SBDMR due to speed troubles: Here Comes Sunshine and Looks Like Rain. Neither of these songs exhibit any pitch problems at all, and further, they exhibit none of the static noise that prevails over what we have from the SBDMR. Thus, I can only surmise that this chunk that was used on the first tree actually emanated from the allusive FM broadcast made on 7/28/73; the tape for which we scoured many a local radio station in search of, all in vain. When I had in my hands all five of the different source tapes for the first tree back in the summer of 1998, I transferred each one to DAT with the help of a DAT taper buddy of mine. We made two complete DAT copies of everything involved. One set was sent to the person who was to assemble and edit together the Digital Tree, the other was just packed away at my DAT friend's house. It was this second set of DATs that I was able to pull out for use on this tree. Since no fancy splicing and editing was going to be needed for this new tree, we were able to go right to these DATs to fill the gaps in the SBDMR. So everything used here that did not come from the SBDMR is actually one generation cleaner that even the Seed tapes I made to run the old tree. It should be noted that the Encores were not to be found on the MR at all. In fact, E2 occurred some nine hours after the Dead's show that day, so it makes sense that the Reels were not still sitting there ready to roll. The job of editing all of this together fell to a person who shall remain nameless, but he needs to be thanked none the less. He shares my incredibly overbearing sense of detail when it comes to doing this sort of thing, and since I personally am not set up to do anything digitally myself, I needed someone like that in my camp. First off, his cross fade addition of the Bill Graham intro into Bertha sounds even better than the one I did on the Analog Tree. I almost wept tears of joy when I first got the discs back from him, and that was just in the first thirty seconds of the show. I didn't even think he'd go that extra mile with the discs, but he did. Every track ID is pure perfection. This guy is nothing short of the best DAT>CD person I've ever encountered. You will all be very pleased. That pretty well rounds out the story of how this tree came to be. If I think of more tidbits I'll toss them out to you all. Thanks for listening. Noah ----------------- Here is another post I made that gave the history of the first tree, and all that went into the birth of this idea... Noah ------------------------------------------------------------- From: Noah Weiner <nbw000@aol.com> Date: Thu Mar 9, 2000 11:58pm Subject: More of the Watkins Tree Story I went looking through old e-mails and I found a copy of a post I sent to the Compendium mail list after being approached for more info on the tapes used for the first tree. I just copied the whole thing. I didn't feel like editing or updating any of it. This will confirm that I am all and more of the overly compulsive taper freak that many of you know me to be. After reading it, I can honestly say I sound a bit "obsessed." This comes from around August 1998: ------------------------------------------------ A member or two of the Compendium Mail List expressed some interest in just how Gordon Gullahorn and I managed to get the tapes together for the recent Watkins 25th Anniversary Tree. So, if you'll pardon a bit of rambling on, here it is. As many of you know, this show has only circulated in really bad Aud quality. The tapes are always incomplete, and of unknown generation. They have this horrendous wow and flutter all over the best parts of set two, and really leave the listener saying "Is that a good show under there? Well, I'll never know because I can't bear to listen to it again!" If you have a copy, you know what I mean. If you don't have a copy, you don't want one. Anyway, there was this discussion going on at rmgd about this "rare gem" of a show back in February, I think (I guess some people *had* listened again). I piped in because I had just come across this show on some one's list who had the Aud listed as a 2nd gen. I had NEVER seen a known gen at all, let alone 2nd. So having set up the trade, I told the folks in the thread at rmgd that I'd be happy to spin it for anyone if it was any good once I got it. Another person in the thread, Gordon Gullahorn, and I started talking about doing a tree if it was really good. After all, the 25th Anniversary was coming up, and the show hardly circulated. It would be fun if the tapes merited doing a tree. A little time passed and the tapes came and, yes, they were good. Let's put a few qualifiers on this "good" here. The taper, at that time still a mystery, was certainly near the stage, lending a nice presence to the music. It wasn't the best 1973 Aud I had ever gotten, but I was perfectly happy to give these tapes a fair amount of latitude given the circumstances surrounding the recording conditions, size of the crowd, and what else there was circulating on tape from the show. Even with the various audience nuances -- every kind you can think of from the guy yelling HELLO into the mic at the start of Eyes, to the off time clapper and the off key singer -- the tapes still left my jaw on the floor because the show was so terrific, and when the band was jamming the crowd into silence, the sound quality was truly quite fine. Gordon and I set about trying to track up the gen line to the original taper, as well as dig up the rest of the show. The Aud/3 I had was not the whole show, only the end of set one, and most of set two. The first problem was that Andy (the guy with the Aud/2) couldn't remember who he got the show from. Gordon and I started posting around, but it felt like looking for a needle in a haystack. After many fruitless posts at rmgd, DNC, etc., I was prodding Andy's memory some more and he said that he remembered getting the show from the taper himself and that he thinks he met this guy in one of the AOL Dead chat rooms. He said the guy was very friendly and would probably come right out of the wood work for us if we asked around. Well, the thought of sticking my head in AOL's 710 Ashbury chat room like some private detective held little charm for me. For every good soul in there you have fifteen or twenty people that make the experience more like drinking a warm beer at a high school party. We seemed to be destined to come up empty. We also found that more often than not, any time we thought we had a good lead, it would fizzle away, or get off track. Gordon and I agreed that there was some strange mystique shrouding this show. I can't really recall just how the idea struck me, but I started putting 2 and 2 and probably 7 together and thought it could be this guy Bill Degen who I have been trading with for well over a year. He was an East Coast taper at the time, and I had gotten a few of his shows in the past. he did have an AOL address and the friendly personality. He fit the bill (no pun intended). Bill couldn't remember this Andy guy, but he identified all the unique crowd noises on the tape as coming from the tapes he made at the show. Bingo! And once I got his personal tapes (his original masters burned in a house fire back in the 80's so these are copies he personally made some time back, bless him!), the stuff sounded even better than my copy that was 2 gens removed. So everything that goes MC>R>seed and MC>C>seed is from him. he also provided the Mountain Jam and JBG encore (unknown, low gen SBD). Now Gordon and I were cooking. But because Bills tape recorder suffered from a faulty battery cable, we were still short most all of set one. Sure we had the crappy Audience that goes around, but that wasn't worthy of comprising almost 40% or the treed tapes. We thought maybe we'd just tree the stuff from Bill and leave it at that. Then Gordon uncovered a SBD/6 copy of the first 40mins of the show. Thanks to some still functioning brain cells, or at least good note taking on Jeff Tiedrich's part, we were able to track another generation off that tape. Eric Doherty happily sent me his SBD/5 copy for use on the tree. That was as far up the generational line we could climb before the source of the next gen up had been forgotten. We think this might be a bit of the fabled FM broadcast that, despite many an e-mail and inquiry on Gordon's part to East Coast radio stations, never surfaced for us. On the subject of the SBD, I've had a few e-mail exchanges with Dick Latvala on the subject of the tapes of 7/28/73 in the Vault since starting the tree last week. He said he pulled out the reels some six months back, and due to some technical problems with the tapes, they left him with a less than glorious impression of the show itself. Though he said he's willing to give them another listen, I wouldn't think they'd be making it out of the Vault any time soon. The tunes that were not seeded from Bill's or Eric's tapes come from the three or so copies of the show Gordon and I kept trading for while looking for a good copy. But having listened to them all to find the best one, I can say for sure that all of these come from the same original, crappy tapes. The assembly of the seeds was a bear. And I don't envy Gordon's task of doing it all over with his DATs. As it happened we decided to do an Analog Only and a DAT Only tree for the show. Work, life and the like kept us from meeting the actual anniversary of the show with both trees. Since I had all the masters here, I thought it would be nice to do a large tree that had no DATing in the generational line. Kind of unique these days. Gordon's DAT tree will get rolling soon. There are some half a dozen or more spots where Bills tapes were missing things (the start of Big River, end of IKYR, the second verse of Playin' etc, etc...). So I did a LOT of editing and pitch adjustment. It took about three full days worth of time to get them just right. I've got an old Nak deck that makes completely undetectable splices, so it became a challenge to do it all well, since no one would hear the edits, just the quality *of* the edits. Now I didn't kill myself doing it. Some of the cuts are not perfection on earth, but I'm just crazy enough to have done them over and over enough to get everyone who listens to say "Ahhhhh...." And when you start to think that each edit represents a point on the originals where there was a bummer of a cut, you can't help but smile. The Analog tree ended up with over 180 people on it, and most of the ten first gen from seed tapes have been sent off already. So if your on the tree, the show's a-comin'. And if you're not, it shouldn't be too hard to track down in a few weeks time. Once the DAT tree happens, it will spread all the more. Here is how the show went down onto the seed tapes. The gens listed are that of the seeds themselves: Tape One: Bertha thru LL Rain - sbd/6 Jack Straw, Deal - unknown aud Row Jimmy, Playin' - master cassette>reel>cassette Side A: Bill Graham intro Bertha Beat It On Down The Line Brown Eyed Women Mexicali Blues Box of Rain Here Comes Sunshine Looks Like Rain (Bill Graham intro and start of Bertha spliced from aud/?) Side B: Row Jimmy Jack Straw Deal Playin' in the Band (splice in Row Jimmy after opening bars. First verse is missing. Second verse thru third chorus of Playin' spliced from aud/?.) Tape Two: Around, Lucy - unknown aud Big River thru Sugar Mag - aud master cassette>cassette2 Side A: Around and Around Loose Lucy Big River He's Gone> Truckin'> Nobody's Jam> El Paso (start of Big River spliced from aud/?) Side B: China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider Stella Blue Eyes of the World> Sugar Magnolia (end of IKYR spliced from aud/?) Tape Three: Encore One - aud master cassette>cassette2 Encore Two - unknown sbd 07/27/73 - aud master cassette>reel>cassette Side A: Encore One: Sing Me Back Home(cut) Encore Two: Not Fade Away Mountain Jam Johnny Be Goode (Encore Two with Allman Brothers Band and The Band) Side B: Filler: 07/27/73 Aud Watkins Glen Sound Check Jam> Wharf Rat Me and My Uncle (Jam is cut when taper is busted by a roadie. Aud picks up again at the start at Wharf Rat. The missing portion is supplied by SBD>D>cass>seed) Thanks for listening, Noah Weiner (nbw000@a...)  
 09/08/73 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 3 cdr      The Grateful Dead Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale NY 9/8/73 Source: master reel->Dat->HD->CDR(shn) I received this show as data discs in a trade (Thanks J W Norris!); apparently its from a shn vine; see notes below; info is from text files that accompanied the data discs; i created the .md5 checksum for the .shn's (there wasn't one) -mike bolen <mbolen@iusb.edu> SHNS ~1.2GB CD 1 - total 70:48 - Bertha 5:54 Me & My Uncle 3:07 Sugaree 7:52 Beat It On Down The Line 3:20 Tennessee Jed 8:18 Looks Like / Rain 7:20 Brown Eyed Women 5:42 Jack Straw 5:05 Row Jimmy Row 9:56 Weather Report -> 5:55 Let It Grow 8:17 CD 2 - total 60:44 - Roll Out The Barrel 0:33 Eyes Of The World -> 15:24 China Doll 5:59 (end of set 1) Greatest Story 4:51 Ramble On Rose 6:42 Big River 4:4 Sing Your Blues Away 3:43 China Cat-> 3:42 I Know You Rider 10:16 El Paso 4:50 CD 3 - total 57:57 - He's Gone -> 14:14 Truck/in -> 10:13 Not Fade Away -> 8:53 Goin' Down The Road -> 8:01 Not Fade Away 3:30 Stella Blue -> 8:10 (encores) One More Saturday Night 4:53 ********************************************************************** Presenting : The SHN-files of the Honey Vine # 14 ( TaW-branch-version ) Hi fellow Honey Viners, this is Thomas Wulf, aka :):):) speaking. I've been immersed in golden honey this weekend and I say: this is ssooo sweet! The boys are totally together and the tape sounds woderful!! Great pick, Rob!!! I cloned the tapes i received from Rob and copied them to my PC via a rme digi96 PCI card and a coax cable from my Tascam DA20 deck. There I centered the waves and edited and smoothened the track bounderies. Only minor corrections were applied; no crossfading, no hiss or noise reduction. If you have any questions feel free write to Thomas A. Wulf <TaWulf@compuserve.com>  
 09/21/73 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 3 cdr     A-  Recording Info: SBD -> Rm -> Reel -> PCM -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Samplitude v6.0 -> Cool Edit Pro v1.2 -> CD -> EAC -> SHN All transfers done by Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 5/20/03 ....Notes: Let Me Sing through Let It Grow with Joe Ellis on trumpet and Martin Fierro on saxophone The complete show except fragmentary versions of Sugaree, Big River, Playin In The Band with a cut and The Other One with a cut.  
 09/21/73 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 3 cdr      rateful Dead 1973-09-21 The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA Lineage is most likely MR > R @3 & 3/4 ips - dub of Jerry's reel left at a girlfriends house done by Will Boswell was done back in the Spring of '79 Transfer info: Akai GX636 direct tape head output > Bottlehead tube tape pre w/a pair of Telefunken tubes circa 1960 > Apogee Mini Me 24/96 > Apogee Mini DAC monitoring and mastering > FLAC Set 1: s1t01 - Big Railroad Blues s1t02 - Me And My Uncle s1t03 - Brown Eyed Women s1t04 - Beat It On Down The Line s1t05 - Sugaree// s1t06 - /Big River s1t07 - Here Comes Sunshine s1t08 - El Paso s1t09 - Loose Lucy s1t10 - Jack Straw s1t11 - Black Peter s1t01 - Playing In /The Band Set 2: s2t01 - He's Gone > s2t02 - Truckin' > s2t03 - The Other One > s2t04 - Wharf Rat > s2t05 - Row Jimmy s2t06 - Let / Me Sing Your Blues Away s2t07 - Weather Report Suite > s2t08 - Let It Grow s2t09 - One More Saturday Night Encore: s2t10 - Casey /Jones Notes: Joe Ellis on trumpet and Martin Fierro on saxophone <a href="/shn/127548">Source Detail</a> 
 09/26/73 Community War Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Grateful Dead - September 26, 1973 Buffalo War Memorial - Buffalo, NY SBD + AUD Matrix 2 Source Mix (65%-SBD/35%-AUD) CD 1 (Set 1) Here Comes Sunshine Beat It On Down The Line Deal Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Mexicali Blues Loser Big River Brown Eyed Women The Race Is On Row Jimmy El Paso CD 2 (cont Set 1) China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Around And Around Set 2: Tuning Playing In The Band Sing Me Back Home Me And My Uncle CD 3 (end Set 2) He's Gone Truckin' Eyes Of The World Weather Report Suite Let It Grow Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Source Info SBD --------------- shnid 80198 information ------------ Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Samplitude Profesional v7.02 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net November 23, 2006 Patch Info: Audience recordings supplies the following patches: I Know You Rider (1:27 - 1:49) Around And Around (0:00 - 0:09) Playing In The Band (13:30 - 13:51) He's Gone (4:55 - 5:15) Eyes Of The World (1:58 - 2:45) Eyes Of The World (12:43 - 13:13) Let It Grow (3:31 - 4:09) Notes: -- This is a re-patch of shnid=80134 (it's a more complete version) -- All disc changes are seamless -- Thanks to Matt Smith and SIRMick for the patch material -- First few notes to Brown Eyed Women missing -- First few notes to Around And Around missing -- Check out the WRS Intro at end of Let It Grow -- Eyes > Sat Nite with Joe Ellis on trumpet and Martin Fierro on sax ----------------------------------------------------------------------- AUD -------------- shnid 80665 information --------------------------------- Recording Info:Unknown Audience Patched withSBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (48k) (shnid 80198) SirMick sent me this audience for speed correction ... on the lineage he sent me this:"I got the tapes from a guy called Chuck Diliberto who said "he got them from the "guy who taped the show". He said the guy was from Buffalo" I originally tried to use the circulating RM sbd (shnid 16155) to match it too but that version had its own speed problems so was very happy when Charlie Miller released the RM > DAT version that I also used to patch. The start of the show through Playing was approx 2 seconds per minute fast. Sing Me Back Home & Me And My Uncle surprisingly were slow at approx 1 second per minute and then He's Gone to the end was fast again at approx 2 seconds per minute. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes SHNs were decoded to wave and Audition 2.0 was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. Audition 2.0 was used to align & synch the SBD & both AUD sources. Audition 2.0 used to adjust the volume for both AUDs, matrix/CTR and LFE channels. Surcode CD Pro DTS was used to encode to DTS. - Aud and sbd were synced to provide a speed corrected version of the audience - Mixed by kevtobin@yahoo.com - FLAC conversion 26-FEB-2007 --------------------------------------------------------- Audio Patching: 1) Before Here Comes Sunshine, 1 minute 02.725 seconds was missing from the sbd source and filled in with audio from the audience. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 2) Between Beat It On Down The Line and Deal, 18.000 seconds was missing from the sbd source and filled in with audio from the audience. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 3) Between Deal and Looks Like Rain, 4.020 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 4) Between Looks Like Rain and Tennessee Jed, 18.281 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 5) Between Tennessee Jed and Mexicali Blues, 19.000 seconds was missing from the sbd source and filled in with audio from the audience. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 6) Between Mexicali Blues and Loser, 17.018 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 7) Between Loser and Big River, 2.958 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 8) Between Big River and Brown Eyed Women, 1 minute 50.823 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. Note: first few notes of Brown Eyed Women are missing on all sources. 9) Between Brown Eyed Woman and The Race Is On, 23.000 seconds was missing from the sbd source and filled in with audio from the audience. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 10) Between The Race Is On and Row Jimmy, 1.963 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 11) Before China Cat Sunflower, 2.428 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 12) Before Playing In The Band, 38.401 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 13) 18 minutes into Playing In The Band, 2 minutes 11.215 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. The end of Playing and first few notes of Sing Me Back Home were missing. 14) Between Sing Me Back Home and Me and My Uncle, 12.387 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 15) 2 minutes into Me and My Uncle, 1 minutes 58.385 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. The end of Me and My Uncle was missing. 16) Before He's Gone, 15.360 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 17) Between Weather Report Suite and Let It Grow, 14.236 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 18) Between Let It Grow and Sugar Magnolia, 2 minute 24.871 seconds was missing from the aud source and filled in with audio from the soundboard. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 19) At the end of One More Saturday Night, 05.000 seconds was missing from the sbd source and filled in with audio from the audience. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Multitrack Mixdown Settings SET ONE Stereo Matrix SBD -3 AUD -6 SET TWO Stereo Matrix SBD -3 AUD -6  
 10/19/73 Oklahoma City Fairgrounds Arena
Oklahoma City, OK 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #19 
 10/25/73 Dane County Coliseum
Madison, WI 
 3 cdr      Source: SBD Master Reel > ? > DAT > CD-R > EAC (secure) > Cool Edit(minor cleanup) > CDWAV > mkwact(seekable) Thanks to wi-jams for the source shn's, editing by mvernon54@attbi.com.... flaws - some minor, very brief (<.1 sec) partial drop outs in one channel not noted d1t1 - level/balance changes during start of song d1t3 - ~1:58 (partial mic feed switched off) d2t2 - ~1:11 Phil's bass comes up in mix d2t6 - ~7:50-7:52 cut, 9:25 sevral "pops" that are part of the recording from overload, but not altered d3t2 - 8:40-8:46, 9:08-9:10, 9:17-9:20 ??, right channel drops and some weirdness d3t5 - different processing (noise reduction, little above 4kHz) most likely a different source per deadlists these are missing from the 1st set Tenn Jed Looks Like Rain Deal  
 11/09/73 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cd     A+  Winterland 73 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 11/10/73 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cd     A+  Winterland 73 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 11/11/73 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr       
 11/11/73 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cd     A+  Winterland 73 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 11/14/73 San Diego Sports Arena
San Diego, CA 
 4 cdr      Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Samplitude Professional v7.02 -> FLAC (4 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net <a href="/shn/79049">Source Detail</a> 
 11/17/73 Pauley Pavilion, UCLA
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr       
 11/30/73 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #14 partial show 
 12/02/73 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #14 partial show 
 12/04/73 Cincinnati Gardens
Cincinnati, OH 
 1 cd     A+  Winterland 73 Box Set Official Release Bonus Disc - so probably should not trade china cat through casey jones only 
 12/06/73 Public Hall
Cleveland, OH 
 3 cdr      43 min dark star 
 12/12/73 The Omni
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - December 12, 1973 The Omni - Atlanta, GA Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD Transfer Info: CD -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.22 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net January 20, 2010 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- This is a re-master of shnid=6023 -- Tape flip in Me And My Uncle -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Soundcheck: d1t01 - Sleigh Ride d1t02 - Rip It Up d1t03 - Blue Suede Shoes d1t04 - Peggy-O d1t05 - Jack Straw d1t06 - Cumberland Blues d1t07 - Thirty Days Set 1: d1t08 - Promised Land d1t09 - Sugaree d1t10 - Mexicali Blues d1t11 - Tennessee Jed d1t12 - Jack Straw d1t13 - Don't Ease Me In d1t14 - Looks Like Rain d1t15 - They Love Each Other d2t01 - El Paso d2t02 - Peggy-O d2t03 - Beat It On Down The Line d2t04 - Brown Eyed Women d2t05 - Big River d2t06 - Deal d2t07 - Playing In The Band Set 2: d2t08 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> d2t09 - Me And Bobby McGee d2t10 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t11 - I Know You Rider d2t12 - Tico Tico d3t01 - Greatest Story Ever Told d3t02 - Row Jimmy d3t03 - Weather Report Suite d3t04 - Wharf Rat -> d3t05 - Me And My Uncle d3t06 - Eyes Of The World -> d3t07 - Morning Dew xxxxx - Sugar Magnolia (MISSING) Encore: xxxxx - Casey Jones (MISSING) 
 12/19/73 Curtis Hixon Convention Hall
Tampa, FL 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #1 
 02/23/74 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      Source: Master Soundboard Reel > DAT > CDR..CD Mastering by Scott Clugston EAC'ed / SHN'ed by Scott Clugston 3/14/01  
 02/24/74 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      SBD->Master Reel->PCM->DAT->Fostex D5 DAT->Marantz Professional PMD-320 CD Master->Ricoh MP-6200 series CD-R-> HP 8200i CDRW Drive (EAC)->SHNCD Mastered by Jay Serafin gdtrfb95@flash.net....listed as 4 discs , but can fit on 3 80 minutes cds  
 03/23/74 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #24 
 06/18/74 Freedom Hall
Louisville, KY 
 4 cdr       
 06/23/74 Jai-Alai Fronton
Miami, FL 
 3 cdr      Source: MSR>DAT>CD, supplied by Andy Lemieux. This source features an uncut Row Jimmy. Subsequent EAC extraction, patching, and SHN encoding by Sean Cribbs 4/22/2003. Sector boundaries verified/corrected using shntool......... Source: MSR>DAT>CD, supplied by Andy Lemieux. This source features an uncut Row Jimmy. Subsequent EAC extraction, patching, and SHN encoding by Sean Cribbs 4/22/2003. Sector boundaries verified/corrected using shntool.  
 06/26/74 Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #12 partial show 
 06/28/74 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #12 partial show 
 06/30/74 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 3 cdr      SBD + AUD Matrix Mix (65%/SBD + 35%/AUD) Source Info SBD (shnID = 96275) Recording Info: SBD > Master Reel > CD Transfer Info: CD > Samplitude Professional v10.2 > FLAC All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller December 6, 2008 AUD (shnID = 15537) AudMC > DAT > WAV > SHN Recording Info: Recorded by Jerry Moore, 1st level off floor, audience right, roughly center court with 2 handheld AKG D-1000E > Sony 152 deck. Maxell UD-120 cassettes, with Dolby B ON. Analog > DAT transfer by Mark Cohen, January, 2003 DAT > SHN/CD by Noah Weiner (noahbw@attbi.com) February, 2003 Tascam 122MKIII cassette deck (MC playback) > Tascam DA40 DAT deck (record) > Fostex D5 DAT deck (playback) > Turtle Beach Montego II Digital I/O > Sound Forge (wav editing and track IDs) > SHNTOOL (SBE fix) > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn) Thanks to all the hard work from the folks mentioned above with their loving care getting these sources out. ------------- Notes on the Source Material SBD (ShnID = 87643) Another flawless transfer by Charlie Miller. This is probably the best 1973 or 74 recording I have ever heard. It is also a very complete recording with just 2 small cuts in songs and with most of the btwn song tuning intact as well. AUD1 (ShnID = 15537) A terrific AUD recording by the master. Jerry Moore nails it again with a great document of a 1974 dead show. This is exactly the type of recording you want to mix with a SBD to combine forces and make the whole greater than the sum of the parts. Also much of the btwn song tuning is intact and the combination of these 2 sources probably is every second of this show from start to finish. Including btwn song tuning plus long intro and outro material. The whole enchilada. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLAC/SHNs decoded and Wavemerge was used to reassemble the entire show back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch both of the sources. CEP2.0 was used for the multitrack mixdown. This is a 65% SBD, 35% AUD mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion 10-JAN-2009 - Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear slim double CD case. - Special thanks to unknown photographers for the images used for this artwork. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings Stereo Matrix SBD -1.5db AUD -7db --------------------------------------------------------- Notes d1t01 "Intro" this is comprised mostly of the AUD source and then crossfades before the first song starts. d1t02 "Don't Ease" the mix is all over the place for the first 1 minute. Mixing with the AUD has helped but not fixed this problem. d1t08 "Cumberland Blues" the SBD was missing approx 30 seconds. This section is comprise of just the AUD source. The AUD source was EQ'd and levels adjusted to better blend with the sound of the SBD. Crossfades applied to each end of the patch. d2t04 "Intro" this is comprised mostly of the AUD source and then crossfades before the first song of the second set starts. d3t03 "Eyes Of The World" the SBD was missing approx 30 seconds. This section is comprise of just the AUD source. The AUD source was EQ'd and levels adjusted to better blend with the sound of the SBD. Crossfades applied to each end of the patch. ---------------------------------------------------------  <a href="/shn/97185">Source Detail</a> 
 07/29/74 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 3 cdr      From: Teddy "Good Bear": SBD:MR>C1>DAT*>CD *Cloned DAT @ 48kHZ > Sony DAT deck PCM-R300 > coaxial s/pdif > pentium II 350 mHz via Turtle Beach "Fiji" soundcard > CoolEdit Pro > convert to 44.1kHz in CoolEdit Pro > Smart & Friendly CDR SCSI drive > CD Some digi noise is present, some were fixed but some were insignificant so they were not fixed. 
 07/31/74 Dillon Stadium
Hartford, CT 
 4 cdr       
 08/04/74 Philadelphia Civic Arena
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A+  dicks picks #31....partial show 
 08/05/74 Philadelphia Civic Arena
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A+  dicks picks #31 ....partial show 
 08/06/74 Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, NJ 
 2 cdr     A+  dicks pick #31 ....partial show 
 09/09/74 Alexandra Palace
London, England 
 1 cdr     A+  dick's picks #7 partial show  
 09/10/74 Alexandra Palace
London, England 
 1 cdr     A+  dick's picks #7 partial show 
 09/11/74 Alexandra Palace
London, England 
 1 cdr     A+  dick's picks #7 partial show  
 09/18/74 Parc Des Expositions
Dijon, France 
 3 cdr       
 10/18/74 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      2cnd and 3rd sets only 
 10/19/74 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 4 cdr      Recording Info: SBD -> Reel Master -> Dat Master (Panasonic SV-255/48k) Transfer Info: Dat Master (Sony D8) -> SEK'D Prodif Plus -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> Cool Edit Pro v2.0 -> SHN (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs SHN) Patch Info: SBD -> Rough Mixes -> Cass -> Reel -> ? -> Dat -> Samplitude -> CD -> EAC -> SHN Transfered and Edited By Charlie Miller 
 10/20/74 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      sbd (thought to be rough mix tapes made for 'Steal Your Face' song selection) sugar mags-awbygn from 2 different aud patches  
 08/13/75 Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  one from the vault  
 09/28/75 Lindley Meadows, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Bertha Remaster of the master reel source.SBD>>MR>>DAT>>CDA>>WAV(EAC)>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA/SHN - Sound A... Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com on February 6, 2004.  
 06/03/76 Paramount Theatre
Portland, OR 
 3 cdr      missing sat night and the wheel at end  
 06/09/76 Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      2 different sources....set 1 -SBD&gt;MR&gt;R&gt;D&gt;CD&gt;EAC&gt;SHN with patches from AUD&gt;MC&gt;D&gt;CD&gt;EAC&gt;SHN....Notes: --aud patch for first 2:25 of Cold Rain & Snow --aud supplies all of Big River --Sound Forge was used for slight pitch corrections.....set 2 -SBD&gt;MR&gt;DAT&gt;SS&gt;CDR&gt;EAC&gt;SHN,...Thanks to Paul Bottiglio for the discs seeded by Tony G (gdtrfb@bellsouth.net) ********* Aud patch for first 1:49 of St. Stephen as well .  
 06/10/76 Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      Bertha Remaster of the Master Reel source. SBD>>MR>>PCM>>DAT>>WAV>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>WAV/SHN - Sound A+ ....Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com on March 20, 2004. From the original text file, and prior to Bertha processing: Lineage: SBD -> Rm -> PCM -> Dat -> Prodif Plus -> Samplitude v6.0 -> SHN (2 Discs SHN / 3 Discs Audio) Transfered and Remastered By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 12/20/02  
 06/11/76 Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr       
 06/14/76 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead June 14, 1976 Beacon Theater New York, NY 2 Source Matrix Soundboard (shnid:82308) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd76-06-14.sbd.GEMS.BettyBoard.82308.sbeok.flac16 Betty Board > PCM > DAT Transfer: SBD DAT from the collection of Todd Evans - todd@bluedakota.com DAT > TASCAM DA-20 (spdif out) -> Apogee Wide Eye spdif innterconnect -> Lynx Two Soundcard (spdif in) -> Wavelab 6.0 January 30, 2007 Editing and Mastering in Wavelab6.0 by Jamie Waddell February 1, 2007 SBE FREE 16/44.1 -with some tunings and dead airs exceeding 2 minutes, I found it beneficial for the listener to track these. A Betty Cantor Recording a **GEMS** Production www.shnflac.net Notes - speed and pitch tested against and matched the circulating sbd. - small zipper pencil fixed in Row Jimmy - Patches done using said sbd, shnid 13966. - First 30 seconds of Cold Rain has spots of heavy zipper repair and patching. Only remaining audible flaws of show. - Repaired small dropout towards end of Playin. - Crazy Fingers. Repaired an 8 second dropout. - Franklin's Tower patched a few seconds missing. Audience (shnid:10917) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd76-06-14.sony.vernon.10917.sbeok.shnf Source: Sony TC 153 Sony SCM 99A Mikes > Cassette x 2 > DAT shn encoding : DAT > Tascam Da-p1 dat @48khz > Sek'd Prodif+ card (48>44.1khz) > Sek'd Red Roaster (fades, edits*) > Cdwav (splits) > Mkw No dae, no normalizing, no eq, no signal processing. Dat > shn transfer by Dale Shepherd Source dats from Dave Minor - many thanks for passing this gem along! tracking and flaw notes mvernon54@attbi.com shntool confirms tracks on sectors seeded to etree ~ 7/22/02 notes - this is a rare audience tape in that both deadlists and the taper's compendium do not list any known circulating auds for this date, perhaps due to the excellent Betty Board tape available - this tape will appeal to those interested in the audience ambiance. the sound is FOB-like (vocals on PA not as prominent as the intruments), captures the hall resonance, has energetic audience participation, and doesn't suffer from any significant frequency distortion that I can detect sometimes typical of aud tapes of this era. - between song crowd noise/tuning has been cut from most standalone songs - d2t1 PITB has a brief glitch @17:23 - d3t2 has some music lost at the end (as though the taper thought the song had ended and paused the tape) - d3t8 the end of US Blues is missing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---Thank you Betty Cantor for recording the show. ---Thank you Todd Evans for the SBD DAT. ---Thank you Jamie Waddell for your work on the SBD. ---Thanks to the entire GEMS team. ---Thank you Dave Minor for the AUD DAT. ---Thank you Dale Shepherd for the AUD transfer. ---Thank you Mike Vernon for your work on the AUD. ---Thank you XJ32 for the art work. ---Thank you Germain for your advice, encouragement, guidance and seeding. Matrix by dusborne 05-09-2014 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Set 1 101 - gd76-06-14s1t01 - Tuning 102 - gd76-06-14s1t02 - Cold Rain & Snow 103 - gd76-06-14s1t03 - Mama Tried 104 - gd76-06-14s1t04 - Row Jimmy 105 - gd76-06-14s1t05 - Cassidy 106 - gd76-06-14s1t06 - Brown-Eyed Women 107 - gd76-06-14s1t07 - Big River 108 - gd76-06-14s1t08 - Might as Well 109 - gd76-06-14s1t09 - Lazy Lightning -> 110 - gd76-06-14s1t10 - Supplication 111 - gd76-06-14s1t11 - Tennessee Jed 112 - gd76-06-14s1t12 - Playing In The Band Set 2 201 - gd76-06-14s2t01 - Tuning 202 - gd76-06-14s2t02 - The Wheel 203 - gd76-06-14s2t03 - Samson & Delilah 204 - gd76-06-14s2t04 - High Time 205 - gd76-06-14s2t05 - The Music Never Stopped 206 - gd76-06-14s2t06 - Crazy Fingers -> 207 - gd76-06-14s2t07 - Drums -> 208 - gd76-06-14s2t08 - Dancin' in the Streets -> 209 - gd76-06-14s1t09 - Cosmic Charlie 210 - gd76-06-14s2t10 - Help on the Way -> 211 - gd76-06-14s2t11 - Slipknot! -> 212 - gd76-06-14s2t12 - Franklin's Tower 213 - gd76-06-14s2t13 - Around & Around Encore 214 - gd76-06-14s2t14 - U.S. Blues -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. Dave Usborne 05-09-2014 <a href="/shn/128772">Source Detail</a> 
 06/15/76 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead June 15, 1976 Beacon Theatre New York, NY 2 Source Matrix Soundboard (shnid:110148) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd76-06-15.110148.sbd.miller.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> PCM -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Sound Devices 744T -> Samplitude Professional v11.1 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net July 2, 2010 Patch Info: Sony ECM-99A -> Cassette Master -> Dat -> CD (shnid=10307) supplies: Saint Stephen (0:00 - 0:27) (2:56 - 3:04) Friend Of The Devil (3:57 - 4:04) The Wheel (3:57 - end of track) Sugar Magnolia (0:00 - 0:03) Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless Audience (shnid:10307) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd76-06-15.sony.vernon.10307.sbeok.shnf Source: Sony TC 153 Sony ECM 99A Mikes > Cassette x 2 > DAT DAT clone > Tascam Da-p1 dat @48khz > Sek'd Prodif+ card (48>44.1khz) > Sek'd Red Roaster (fades, edits*) > Cdwav (splits) > Mkw No dae, no normalizing, no eq, no signal processing. shntool confirms tracks cut on sector boundaries Dat > shn transfer by Dale Shepherd. Tracking by mvernon54@attbi.com Thanks to Dave Minor for the source dats! submitted to etree ~7/2/2002 this is a very good aud tape for its time which captures nearly the complete show including between song tuning etc. the crowd noise is energetic without being distractive. Noted flaws - there is very minor overload distortion on vocals on some tracks. - d1t1 drop out from 0:19-0:21 - d2t07 some (PA?) distortion 6:58 - 7:30, 8:45, 12:16-12:18, 12:39-12:46, 12:54 - d3t01 some (PA?) distortion 1:15-1:17, 1:27, 1:32-1:35 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---Thank you Charlie Miller for your work on the SBD. ---Thank you Dave Minor for the AUD DAT. ---Thank you Dale Shepherd for the AUD transfer. ---Thank you Mike Vernon for your work on the AUD. ---Thank you XJ32 for the art work. ---Thank you Germain for your advice, encouragement, guidance and seeding. Matrix by dusborne 05-26-2014 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Set 1 101 - gd76-06-15s1t01 - Promised Land 102 - gd76-06-15s1t02 - Sugaree 103 - gd76-06-15s1t03 - Cassidy 104 - gd76-06-15s1t04 - Candyman 105 - gd76-06-15s1t05 - The Music Never Stopped 106 - gd76-06-15s1t06 - It Must Have Been The Roses 107 - gd76-06-15s1t07 - Looks Like Rain 108 - gd76-06-15s1t08 - Tennessee Jed 109 - gd76-06-15s1t09 - Let It Grow -> 110 - gd76-06-15s1t10 - Drums -> 111 - gd76-06-15s1t11 - Let It Grow -> 112 - gd76-06-15s1t12 - Might As Well Set 2 201 - gd76-06-15s2t01 - Saint Stephen -> 202 - gd76-06-15s2t02 - Not Fade Away -> 203 - gd76-06-15s2t03 - Stella Blue 204 - gd76-06-15s2t04 - Samson & Delilah 205 - gd76-06-15s2t05 - Friend of the Devil 206 - gd76-06-15s2t06 - Dancing in the Streets -> 207 - gd76-06-15s2t07 - The Wheel -> 208 - gd76-06-15s2t08 - Sugar Magnolia 209 - gd76-06-15s2t09 - Scarlet Begonias -> 210 - gd76-06-15s2t10 - Sunshine Daydream Encore 211 - gd76-06-15s2t11 - Johnny B. Goode -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. Dave Usborne 5-26-2014 <a href="/shn/130335">Source Detail</a> 
 06/17/76 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 3 cdr      MATRIX MIX: SBD/AUD (About 60%/40%) --------------------------------------------------------------- SBD: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> SEK'D Prodif Plus -> Samplitude Professional v7.02 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net April 11, 2006 --------------------------------------------------------------- AUD: Sony TC 153 Sony ECM 99A Mike's Master Cassette > Reel > DAT ---------------------------------------------------------------- Matrix by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (SHN & FLAC>AIFF>Final Cut>WAV>SHN) May 14, 2008  <a href="/shn/91861">Source Detail</a> 
 06/24/76 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 cdr      Source one (Set 1 only) : WMMR FM Broadcast > RTR > DAT > CD-R > EAC > .SHN Source two (Set 2 only) : SBD>MR>DAT>CDR>EAC(secure)>CD WAV>Cool Edit Pro>SHN(seekable) Remastering : SHN>WAV>Steinberg Mastering Edition Enhanced>Nuendo2>SHN......... original Set 1 notes: A number of unfortunate 'micro-ticks' and broadcast artifacts in the first set original Set 2 notes: Comments: D1t01(Help On The Way) Clicking from 0:00-:05 left alone I tried to filter it but in doing so it ruined the recording, D1t03(Franklin's Tower) from 9:34-9:30 a buzz from ?? was deleted it wasn't part of the song it was in between tracks so I removed it. D1t05(Wharf Rat) first 2 or 3 notes are clipped. D1t07(Dancing In The Street) Digi pop @ :04 on both channels removed, Analog pop @ 2:03 both channels removed. D1t08(Sugar Magnolia)Minor static @:04 both channels removed. remasting notes: D1t01 thru D2t01 was all remastered using Steinberg Mastering Edition Enhanced & Nuendo2. There was so much that I did to each track to get it to somewhat match the Pre FM SBD I can't list them all. D2t02 thru D2t07 had a slight hiss which I tried to remove. Its still present but not as bad. All I can say is a LOT of time was put into this seed for everyone to enjoy. Thanks to Dave Backus for the Set 1 seed and Tim Wiley for the Set 2 seed. Remasted by: Dudeman duuude_maaan_like_hey@yahoo.com Started: 07/20/2004 Finished: 08/24/2004 
 06/29/76 Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr    A  liberated bootleg "left in the vaults vol1" 
 07/18/76 Orpheum Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      S : PreFM > MR > PCM > DAT > CDA > DAW (Bertha) > CDA - d1t01 and d3 S : FM > R > DAT > CDA > DAW (Bertha) > CDA - d1t02-d2t07 Bertha Remaster by jashley@deadacated.com 
 09/25/76 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #20 
 09/28/76 Onongada County War Memorial
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #20 
 10/09/76 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks # 33 
 10/10/76 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks #33 
 10/15/76 Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr      MSR>DATs>CDRs>EAC>SHN....aud patch for franklins tower and sugar mags ....... 
 12/31/76 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 3 cdr      Lineage: PreFMR (KSAN) > PCM > HHB CDR 800 master CD > Samsung SW-232B extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > sector boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT v0.97 beta 1) ***** UJB + AWBYGN are from MAR (unknown equipment) > Reel > Beta HiFi > HHB CDR 800 master CD > Samsung SW-232B extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > sector boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT v0.97 beta 1).... Seeded to tol 7/19/03 by Jack Warner Source discs via Steven Martin (thanks!) Note added 9/1/2003: Cool Edit 2000 was used to fix pops at the following spots in Jack Warner's Pre-FM version of 12/31/76. I [Dave Winters] re-encoded to shorten and generated new MD5's with MKW. Loud pops were noticed at: Slipknot! - 6:20 Dew - 4:50, 7:40, 7:50 Dave Winters - 08/16/03.....also a little fm static during promised land----MWL  
 02/26/77 Swing Auditorium
San Bernardino, CA 
 3 cdr      SOURCE: Soundboard LINEAGE: SBD > Master Reel > PCM > DAT > CD-R>EAC>SHN.......... REEL PROBLEMS: Sugaree (d1t05) 6:59 - 7:01 there is a funny reel generated boo boo PITB (d2t01) 8:42 another reel problem Franklin's (d2t09) there is a reel change in there that is one of the better ones we've heard. ALL of these are in every copy I have heard and are believed to be from the Master Reel. 
 04/23/77 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 3 cdr      aud patch during franklins . --- disc 1 and 2 have separate tracks of stage noise/tuning between songs. -- fits nicely on 2 discs if you eliminate the tuning tracks  
 05/05/77 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, CT 
 3 cdr     A+  Source: "Betty Board" 7in 2-track reel w/DBX-1 @ 7.5 ips > DAT Transfer: Tascam DAP1 > Zefiro za2 > Sound Forge > CD Wave > SHN......... This is seeded on dimeadozen.org to commemorate the 29th anniversary of this epic show. Betty Cantor was largely responsible for the overall tonal excellence and fidelity of this recording which she made, one of many that became legend to fans for their incredible depth and overall killer sound that are now famously known as "Betty Boards". This Betty Board is no exception to that tradition. Here is another rippin' May 77 show from the Veteran's Memorial Coliseum in New Haven, CT. Enjoy! - Dub Irie - 5/5/2006  
 05/07/77 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      missing us blues encore 
 05/08/77 Barton Hall, Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 
 3 cdr    A + A +  missing first half of minglewood , otherwise awesome 
 05/09/77 Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 3 cdr    A  Sources: Soundboard Source: Betty Cantor 7" two track reel w/DBX-1 @ 7 1/2 ips>PCM501ES @ 44.055 kHz PCM501ES analog out>DBX-1 decoder>analog in PCM501ES analog out> Dat @ 48 kHz>Soundforge>Shn Audience Source: Master Audience Cassette>Sony ecm-33pmics>nak550>reel to reel>cd The audience source supplies patches for the master reel splices at D2T2,TMNS 6:50 - 7:18 and D3T4, NFA 1:43 - 2:10 Original Shn Seed provided by Joe Samaritano Aud source provided by Scott Clugston Aud Patches were performed using Steinberg's Wavelab 3.0 by Charlie Connor Seeded via Fungus and abgd by Charlie Connor 3/21/02 Thanks to Joe Samaritano for the show and to Scott Clugston for the Aud Source!!!!!!! 
 05/11/77 St. Paul Civic Center
St. Paul, MN 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - May 11, 1977 Civic Center Arena - St. Paul, MN Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> SEK'D Prodif Plus -> Samplitude Professional v8.01 -> Cool Edit Pro v2.0 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net March 7, 2007 Notes: -- The skip in Jack Straw has been fixed -- All disc changes are seamless -- Reel flips in Ramble On Rose and Wharf Rat -- Cool Edit Pro was used to make level adjustments -- Fixed flaw in tuning before Ramble On Rose Set 1: d1t01 - The Promised Land d1t02 - They Love Each Other d1t03 - Big River d1t04 - Loser d1t05 - Looks Like Rain d1t06 - Ramble On Rose d1t07 - Jack Straw d1t08 - Peggy-O d1t09 - El Paso d1t10 - Deal d2t01 - Lazy Lightnin' -> d2t02 - Supplication d2t03 - Sugaree Set 2: d2t04 - Tuning d2t05 - Samson And Delilah d2t06 - Brown Eyed Women d2t07 - Estimated Prophet d2t08 - Scarlet Begonias -> d2t09 - Fire On The Mountain -> d2t10 - Good Lovin' d3t01 - Uncle John's Band -> d3t02 - Space -> d3t03 - Wharf Rat -> d3t04 - Around And Around Encor: d3t05 - Brokedown Palace  
 05/12/77 Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A+  Winterland 77 Box Set Official Release Bonus Disc - so probably should not trade. 1/2 step through playing reprise only 
 05/15/77 The Arena
St. Louis, MO 
 3 cdr      5/15/77 - Grateful Dead St. Louis Arena - St. Louis, MO Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel (7 inch reels @ 7.5ips 1/2trk) -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony D8) -> SEK'D Prodif Plus -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 4/11/05 Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless. Set 1: d1t01 - Bertha -> d1t02 - Good Lovin' d1t03 - Row Jimmy d1t04 - New Minglewood Blues d1t05 - Tennessee Jed d1t06 - Lazy Lightnin' -> d1t07 - Supplication d1t08 - Jack-A-Roe d1t09 - Passenger d1t10 - Funiculi Finicula d1t11 - Brown Eyed Women d2t01 - Dancin' In The Street set 2: d2t02 - Tuning d2t03 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t04 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Samson And Delilah d2t07 - Ship Of Fools d3t01 - Saint Stephen -> d3t02 - Iko Iko -> d3t03 - Not Fade Away -> d3t04 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t05 - Tuning d3t06 - Uncle John's Band  
 05/17/77 Memorial Coliseum, University Of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL 
 3 cdr       
 05/18/77 Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr       
 05/19/77 Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr     A+  dicks picks #29 
 05/21/77 Lakeland Civic Center
Lakeland, FL 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #29  
 05/22/77 The Sportatorium
Pembroke Pines, FL 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #3 
 05/25/77 The Mosque
Richmond, VA 
 3 cdr      This is a tagged version of shniid: 87539 Grateful Dead May 25, 1977 The Mosque Richmond, VA gd77-05-25.sbd.miller.87539.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> CD Transfer Info: CD -> Samplitude Professional v9.11 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net October 2, 2007 Notes: -- Set 2 is seamless -- Cleaned up a lot of flaws and fixed the levels a bit -- Reel flip between He's Gone and Drums _________________________________________________________________________ --Set 1-- 101-d1t01 - Tuning 102-d1t02 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 103-d1t03 - Jack Straw 104-d1t04 - They Love Each Other 105-d1t05 - Mexicali Blues 106-d1t06 - Peggy-O 107-d1t07 - Cassidy 108-d1t08 - Loser 109-d1t09 - Lazy Lightnin' -> 110-d1t10 - Supplication 111-d1t11 - Brown Eyed Women 112-d1t12 - The Promised Land --Set 2-- 201-d2t01 - Tuning 202-d2t02 - Scarlet Begonias -> 203-d2t03 - Fire On The Mountain 204-d2t04 - Estimated Prophet -> 205-d2t05 - He's Gone -> 206-d2t06 - Drums -> 207-d3t01 - The Other One -> 208-d3t02 - Wharf Rat -> 209-d3t03 - The Other One -> 210-d3t04 - The Wheel -> 211-d3t05 - Around And Around --Encore-- 212-d3t06 - Johnny B. Goode _________________________________________________________________________ Tagging notes: Show information is embedded within the header of each flac file. It will display on any player capable of directly playing flac files. If converted to wav during processing, all tags will be stripped, however audio data will remain unaffected. If you must transcode to a lossy format, do so directly Flac > Lossy. Use ffp to validate audio integrity. Md5 values will change if tagging is altered. B. Proctor 4-13-08 _____________________ 
 05/26/77 Baltimore Civic Center
Baltimore, MD 
 3 cdr      ****************** Mike's note - despite what it says below, I burned Bertha at the end of disc1 to keep set 1 intact I just like it better that way *************************************************** Grateful Dead 05/26/77 Sets I / II Baltimore Civic Center Baltimore, MD LINEAGE (SET I/II): SBD > 7" RTR half-track recording @ 7.5 i.p.s. 1/2 track > Marin County Mixdown ADAT > SSSB All editing & processing performed at 24-bit/96 kHz (100% digital realm) by: Jay Serafin, chief audio/video engineer at Serafin Station Studio B, using the (code name) "Harpoon" editing software (beta Ver. 0.948.7 Build 103) Disc 1 SET I gd77-05-26d1t01 08:05.823 The Music Never Stopped gd77-05-26d1t02 15:11.016 Sugaree gd77-05-26d1t03 04:21.144 Mama Tried gd77-05-26d1t04 03:59.782 Sunrise gd77-05-26d1t05 05:35.775 Deal gd77-05-26d1t06 03:56.857 Passenger gd77-05-26d1t07 05:44.046 Brown-Eyed Women gd77-05-26d1t08 09:16.845 Looks Like Rain gd77-05-26d1t09 06:15.707 Jack A Roe gd77-05-26d1t10 05:21.450 Minglewood Blues Total time: 1:07:48.445 Disc 2 SET I cont'd gd77-05-26d2t01 07:42.299 Bertha SET II gd77-05-26d2t02 08:28.691 Samson & Delilah gd77-05-26d2t03 08:05.775 High Time gd77-05-26d2t04 06:51.044 Big River gd77-05-26d2t05 10:27.213 Terrapin Station -> gd77-05-26d2t06 08:36.229 -> Estimated Prophet gd77-05-26d2t07 12:26.694 -> Eyes Of The World -> Total time: 0:54:55.646 Disc 3 SET II CONT'D gd77-05-26d3t01 16:46.510 -> Not Fade Away -> gd77-05-26d3t02 08:21.208 -> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad -> gd77-05-26d3t03 08:08.556 -> Around & Around gd77-05-26d3t04 08:06.796 ENCORE: Uncle John's Band Total time: 0:40:51.070 ******************************* BAND: GRATEFUL DEAD SHOW DATE: 05/26/77 VENUE: BALTIMORE CIVIC CENTER LOCATION: BALTIMORE, MD SET(S): I / II / ENCORE LINEAGE: SBD > 2-TRACK RTR @ 7.5 i.p.s. > Marin County Source 24/96 digital multi-track > SSSB AUDIO RATING: AR1a MEDIA REQUIRED: DAT: 1x180 min. CD-R / MINI DISC: 3 RELEASED ON: 03/29/02 OFFICIAL SHOW NOTES: LINEAGE: SBD > GD Master RTR (7.5 i.p.s.) > Marin County Source ADAT > SSSB; any/all editing, fades, NR, hiss elimination, phase shifting, time smear correction, digital jitter elimination, EQ, and quantization noise elimination (when down-converting audio for CD-R mastering), were all performed using 24-bit / 96 kHz digital realm processing at Serafin Station Studio B using the "code name Harpoon" editing software (Beta V0.948.72 Build 103) JAY'S PERSONAL COMMENTS: 1977... what a GREAT year for fantastic shows, and some of the BEST sounding recordings through the decades. This show does NOT disappoint in keeping this "tradition" going! I was lucky enough to be able to obtain a NON-PCM version of this show from the archives... straight from the original reels (I don't know why, but this show is being worked on by the Vault engineers; my MC source got a transfer from the original reels, and put the audio right onto multi-track 24-bit / 96 kHz sampling rate digital tape (4 sets of 2-track audio, just for "safety reasons" in case one of the channels had a problem. The crispness of this transfer comes shining through. Also, without the show having the PCM (which would have been 8-bit) in the lineage, you tend to get much more of the audio detail coming through. There's just the smallest bit of the original RTR hiss left. If I tried to remove any more of the original hiss, the show's audio itself was becoming "corrupted". Believe me when I say that the hiss is so minimal, you're not going to really care... and a lot of people aren't going to hear it unless you have your audio system volume cranked WAY up! I'm going to say this show was really energetic (as it was), and very good, but it's not one of their most stellar "giving it all they've got" performances. Don't get me wrong, it's a dream to hear the songs, how they were played, Donna Jean was in EXCELLENT voice (no "fingernails on the blackboard" for the entire show), and the mix is excellent. Ah, the mix... if you want to know how much Weir REALLY contributes to songs, this version of this show is a prime example. You have all the vocals panned center, Keith and Billy on the left channel, Jerry's guitar in the center, and Weir and Mickey in the right. Sometimes, Bob's guitar slightly "drowns out" Jerry's work, but that's only due to the fact that Weir's guitar is very present, and very clean/clear, in the mix. But there's no point where Jerry's work cannot be heard. You like hearing Phil? He's WELL in the mix, slightly hotter than normal; but when I perform the "phase correction" processes, Phil's slightly louder than normal mix does NOT make the overall show sound muddy at all. Crisp and clean, and wonderful job was done on this original recording. Since Keith's piano is not always loud, and he's not constantly playing, the engineer's took the vocals for everyone, and added the analog reverb to the left channel to "fill it in". The result is a well-balanced mix, with enough of the "processed vocal audio" in the left channel to make up for the lack of instrument volume. There's a LOT of dynamic headroom in this show, no compression/limiting was used except to keep the very loudest drums beats "in check". This is important, especially during the last part of Set II, where some VERY unusual soft passages to usually always loud songs were performed. A great change of pace, they added the right touch, making the extended versions of the songs well worth their length... never boring or "get on with it"! Ok, on with the show/song part of the review of the show itself. As you folks probably know by now, I am a firm believer in leaving in ANY and ALL between-song lulls, tuning, quiet banter, and so forth. It's the "archiving" part of me that believes that if the audience heard it when it was originally performed, so should the people who are enjoying it now! As such, the closer to Set I, Bertha, winds up being the first song on Disc 2. Set I was very long. Since I release all of my shows to fit on the industry-standard 74 minute CD-R media, and Set I was a touch over 75:30, I had FOUR ways of working this "problem" out: 1: Remove some of the between-song lulls, where there's no tuning, or anything but crowd noise. Not really acceptable to me (see my statement above concerning this). I could have easily removed almost 3 minutes of "unnecessary" lull time, but this is not how I do things here... 2: Using the "Harpoon" editing software, I could have slightly speeded up the set, WITHOUT affecting the pitch. The problem with this is again, it didn't happen that way, but the biggest reason is that there is sometimes unwanted digital jitter introduced into the audio when doing this process, as the editing program is actually "throwing away" digital bits. I have experimented with this with some commercial work, and it's about 95% effective. To a "good set of ears", you could hear the "dropped" sections. Again, this would make the final audio less than desired... 3: I could have setup Set I to use an 80 minute CD-R disc. But since there's no industry standard for 80 minute discs, the result would be that the show may not play on everyone's audio equipment! This was a "no-brainer"... keep the 74 minute disc choice, which makes sue that no one has any problems. 4: Cut the last song, and make it the first song of Disc 2. T his is what was done... there is the usual "10 second overlap" I use when I have to begin a new disc when there's still audio being played (this time, it was actually the crowd noise, etc.). This also worked out better, in that Disc 2 is now longer, not really a "little bit on the short side" disc. With the 8+ minutes that Bertha required (the Set I closer), it "padded" Disc 2 very nicely. I did the usual 10 second 6 dB logarithmic fade out, and then left a very small bit of silence at the end, so that Samson, the opener for Set II, was allowed to come in nicely. Set I had only "single songs", no two-song-combo's. The Music Never stopped was a very nice opener for the show, and it set the tempo nicely. There were only very minor mix adjustments made during that song, and you will not hear where they were made unless you REALLY concentrate. I did not "mask" the changes, as they were very subtle to begin with, and they didn't need to be given any outside assistance. A really soulful 14 minute Sugaree follows, and the audience knew they were going to get their money's worth this evening! A short, but good Mama Tried is next up, and almost expected to hear a segue into another song, but there was no hint of it at all. What WAS great was Bob's little monologue to the audience about the show starting late... there's a great joke in there, so don't fast-forward past it! The way the engineer's mixed this recording, Donna's wonderful Sunrise really hit the mark next. Really a sweet version, one of the better one's I've heard. Two back-to-back kick-ass songs followed, Deal and then Passenger. Brown-Eyed Women was satisfactory, not one of their best versions. Nothing wrong with it, but it just seemed to lack a little something. Bobby came in with a very good Looks Like Rain, giving it just the right accents at the right time. Jerry did a very unusual opening to Jack-A-Roe. Almost sounding like he was just strumming to pass the time, it was "planned" by him as just a little change from the ordinary opening to this song. I really liked this opening version better than other variations I've heard. It's pleasant, soft, appealing, and it draws you into it. A better than average Minglewood closes out Disc 1, and the set's closer, Bertha, does not disappoint one bit. Set II is where the show REALLY shines for this performance. A bright and "harsh" Samson kicks things off. Nothing really special about this version, except that it was not mediocre. In comes Jerry with a slow and mellow High Time. He gave this evening's version a little more soulful sound, both in his playing as well as his vocals. Big River, which kind of shocked me for being in Set II gave a nice twist to the performance. I expected a segue into another song, but again, this was not to be. This was the end of the "single song" part of the show. Now comes the one into the next, with a mix of songs, and how they were performed, which should bring a smile to your face when you listen to it. Jerry kicks things off with a great 10 minute Terrapin Station. Good to hear that song, and with Donna Jean being in good voice (and having a monitor to hear herself in), it's really a pleasant version. Here's where the "dynamics" I spoke of begin. There's a really low volume section which you think is the segue into the next song, but they begin again with their louder volume continuation to complete the song. Estimated Prophet is next up, and Bob gives a very good performance, again, knowing which words to accent for the "effect" of the lyrics. This is also where a RTR change came in, but I was able to cross-fade the two sections as seamlessly as possible. You can tell where is occurred, but it's not "glaring" and painful to hear. The most difficult part about cross-fading is making sure you get both the percussion matched up so the song doesn't change it's back beat, as well as finding a point to cross-fade any instruments which are playing. I had to delete close to 25 seconds of the new reel to accommodate this. Not a lot is lost in the transition, probably less than a minute in all. Prophet goes off into a small, but very sweet jam, and you can tell by it's tempo towards the end what song is coming up next... Yup, you guessed it: Eyes Of The World. A really sweet 12.5 minute version which is quite enjoyable, easy on the ears, and not a lot of overdoing it on the solo's for Jerry's guitar. He had that knack for knowing which shows/songs needed more or less of his guitar solos, and tonight, he nailed it. As Eyes fades out, you begin to hear Billy and Mickey start up on Drums... this is where Disc 2 ends, giving you 10 seconds of their solo percussion, and then a 10 second fadeout. As Disc 3 starts, you get the same thing, with the "pre-fade out" 10 seconds of Disc 2's end fading in, and then the first 10 seconds of what you think is Drums. FOOLED YA! No, it wasn't Drums at all, but a percussion-only into to NFA. After about 10-15 seconds of the percussion only section, you begin to distinctly hear NFA's beat coming in. They did a wonderful job of sneaking it in slowly, but surely, nice and easy. A SIXTEEN-PLUS minute NFA is just about as good as it gets. Again, for this night's version, they're loud and proud singing it, but then they begin fading their playing/singling volume down really to a very quiet level... if I were' to have used any compression/limiting, it would have ruined the dynamics of this section. They're not subtle about bringing the song's volume level back up... it hit you like a sucker punch! A real rip-rowser version, in my opinion. They then begin the segue into (you guessed it), GDTRFB. Again, they do the loud/soft passages routine, and they pulled it off nicely. Just over 8.25 minutes worth (wish it would have been a little longer, and they do a good on the fly segue into Around & Around. Johnny B. Goode would NOT have worked with this segue, and they chose the right Chuck Berry song to go into. It's a great close to Set II, and you know he crowd wants more, but it was not to be. Only the encore is left... Uncle John's Band rounds off the evening's performance. Instrumentally, it was done right on the money, but almost every verse and chorus had someone screwing up the lyrics. Not only Jerry, but Weir and Donna as well. Everyone got into the "befuddled zone" for this one. Still, the harmonies and instrument playing make it well worth the mistakes in the words that were made. After the song ended, the tape kept rolling, and you can hear the equipment being broken down, the audience still buzzing about the wonderful show they just witnessed, and so forth. I kept all of this in up to the point where the tape deck was shut off. And, of course, I did fade out the last 10 seconds, so as not to be abrupt. But it's nice to be able to hear the audience's appreciation for the show, which is not always recorded or kept by many who taped shows. It only seemed right to keep all of this in, with the little unplugging clicks, the equipment being turned off, etc. I hope you all enjoy this very sweet version of this show. And thanks to my MC source for getting me the non-PCM version. This made the sound all that much better. PERSONAL RATINGS: (on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being excellent) Audio Mix: 9.7 (Weir could have been a little softer in the mix) Audio Quality: 9.9 (the minute remaining RTR hiss is the only "minus") Energy Level: 9.5 Show "Completeness": 10.0 Song Selection: ENTIRE SHOW 10.0 Surprises: Jerry's very different opening guitar lead-in on Jack-A-Roe, and the loud/soft passages for Set II's songs.  
 05/28/77 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr      Lineage: SBD>MSR>DAT>CD Bettyboard 7 inch master reel @ 7 ? ips > DAT(zero gen)> CDR(zero gen) (via sony pcm r-700 dat playback > hhb cdr-800) > CDR (first gen) > EAC > .Shn............... Notes: Approximate 2 second splice in Bertha. The following edits were performed: Seth Kaplan eliminated the 2 second gap/dropout @ 05:19 through 05:21 in Bertha and normalized the first thirty seconds or so of Bertha in Cool Edit to fix low levels. Jack Warner patched the 25 second reel flip between Playing in the Band & Terrapin Station & the 32 second reel flip during One More Saturday Night using an AUD source with the following lineage: Master Recording by Steve Rolfe (fob) Cassette: Maxell UD XLII C-90 Sony ECM 99a?s->Sony TC-152 Analog to DAT: Nakamichi BX-300->Sony PCM-R500 DAT to CD: Sony PCM-R500->HHb-800 (Extraction and.shn encoding by Seth Kaplan (disks 1-2) and Jack Warner (disk 3) via EAC and MKW Accurate extraction and properly aligned sector boundaries verified via EAC and .shntool) Disks compiled and seeded to etree by darrin (dnsacks@usa.net) 8/16/2001  
 05/28/77 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr     A+  "To Terrapin" official release 
 06/07/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3      A+  Winterland 77 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 06/08/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel (7 inch Master Reels @ 7.5ips 1/2trk) -> Dat -> CD Transfer Info: CD -> EAC -> Samplitude v7.02 Profesional -> SHN (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs SHN) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 9/3/04 Patch Info: AKG D224 -> Master Reel (Tandberg 10XD) -> Reel -> Dat -> CD Patch in d3t01 (The Other One) from 12:41-13:08 All other reel flips take place between songs, no patches needed. Notes: -- This is an upgrade to all previously circulating copies. -- Thanks to Paul Scotton for the source discs. -- Thanks to David Minches for the patch source upload. -- Seamless transition between discs 2 and 3. -- Booby teases China Cat Sunflower during Not Fade Away.  <a href="/shn/25621">Source Detail</a> 
 06/08/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3      A+  Winterland 77 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 06/09/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      missing sunrise  
 06/09/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  Winterland 77 Box Set Official Release - so probably should not trade 
 09/03/77 Raceway Park
Englishtown, NJ 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #15 
 10/29/77 Evans Field House, Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 
 2 cdr    A   
 11/01/77 Cobo Arena
Detroit, MI 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead - November 1, 1977 Cobo Arena - Detroit, MI Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel (7 inch reels @ 7.5ips 1/2trk) -> PCM -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Samplitude Professional v8.01 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 13, 2007 Notes: -- Start of Friend Of The Devil is cut -- Reel flip in Truckin' -- Thanks to muletaper for the Dat Set 1: d1t01 - Might As Well d1t02 - Jack Straw d1t03 - Tennessee Jed d1t04 - El Paso d1t05 - Friend Of The Devil d1t06 - Looks Like Rain d1t07 - Dire Wolf d1t08 - Passenger d1t09 - Peggy-O d1t10 - The Music Never Stopped Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Terrapin Station -> d2t03 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t04 - The Other One -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Wharf Rat -> d2t07 - Truckin' -> d2t08 - Around And Around Encore: d2t09 - U.S. Blues  
 11/04/77 Cotterell Gym, Colgate University
Hamilton, NY 
 3 cdr    A   **************************************************** Mike's note - I burned disc 2 using the new jones gang intro track. see below for details ******************************************** 11/4/77 Coterrell Gymnasium, Colgate University (the Homecoming Dance!) Hamilton, NY Disc 1 1. Bertha 2. Good Lovin' 3. Brown-Eyed Women 4. Cassidy 5. It Must Have Been the Roses 6. Sunrise 7. Minglewood Blues 8. Dupree's Diamond Blues 9. Let It Grow Disc 2 1. "Jones Gang" Introduction* 2. Samson & Delilah 3. Cold Rain & Snow 4. Playing in the Band 5. Eyes of the World 6. Estimated Prophet 7. The Other One Disc 3 1. drums 2. Iko Iko 3. Stella Blue 4. Playing in the Band 5. (E) Johnny B. Goode *The NEW track (d2T01.NEW) contains a patch for the famous "Jones Gang" introduction to set 2. This has been patched to contain the complete intro from a quite good audience tape (AUD: MR> C> C -- not a completely reliable sourcing, but close enough for its purpose here). The crowd is prominent, and the AUD is fun because they're absolutely nuts. In fact, the whole show circulates in AUD and it's recommended. There are two .md5 files for d2. The first (gd77-11-04d2.md5) contains the original tracks. The second .md5 file (gd77-11-04d2NEW.md5) contains checksum information for the new track ONLY. You should when burning choose either d2t01.shn (no patch) OR d2t01.NEW.shn (with AUD patch), but not both. New track seeded by braverman@earthlink.net, 2/01. Other tracks seeded but not accompanied by text file, so source information is missing; sorry. pb -------------- The following was posted by the Undernet sometime after the initial seeding. braverman@earthlink.net wholeheartedly concurs, but suggests respectfully that the authors read more widely than middle-period Hunter Thompson. gd77-11-04 - Jones Gang@Colgate University Homecoming This seed slipped into the 'tree under the radar from the alt.dead crew last month without the fanfare this Royal Assblaster deserves. The crazily fast, tight mania that crackles off of this show will leave you breathless and exhausted after a full listen. A good show to compare this to would be 77.05.04. While both shows exhibit the signature '77 hyperdelic cocaine soundstamp -- 05.04 is a nice moonlit, redwine convertible ride compared to the violent psychic enema the Dead gave these undergraduates that magical night at Colgate. The blistering solos during this Eyes of the World alone will make every effort to toss you bodily over The Cliff. This one will clean the tubes right out -- never mind the initial pressure behind the eyes and those leering insectoid midgets as the skein of space/time unravels, just hang ON to your faces, loyal SHNarvesters, this is some ride...  
 11/05/77 Community War Memorial Auditorium
Rochester, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks 34 
 11/06/77 Broome County Arena
Binghamton, NY 
 3 cdr      Source: Reel -> DAT -> CDR Transfer: EAC -> Shorten 32 By Doug Nawrocki  
 12/29/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #10 
 12/31/77 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      Source: SBD > Master Reel > DAT > CDR > EAC > SHN EAC>SHN by brian purvis - frankcarson@mindspring.com Enjoy ! 
 01/10/78 Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr      SBD>MC>?>CD>EAC>SHN..........-The lineage for this recording remains uncertain. Many copies, including the source for these shns, are listed as SBD>MR>PCM>D>CD. However, Eaton lists this show as SBD>MC>C>D>CD. Therefore, this show was likely mastered on cassette, and this recording sounds as if it has one analog generation, plus or minus a possible PCM generation. Notes: --splice at 9:57 in He's Gone --dropout at 1:27 in Around & Around --U.S. Blues is from an unknown sbd source --Sound Forge was used for normalization and minor edits part of The Music Never Stopped Project 2003 Thanks to Raoul Duke and Hanno Bunjes edits/encoding by JCotsman  
 01/22/78 McArthur Court, University Of Oregon
Eugene, OR 
 3 cdr      Discs 1 & 3: sbd>??>cd>eac>shn Disc 2: Source: Audience FOB Sony TC-640 reel to reel > TCD-D8 Transfer: TCD-D8 > Delta DiO 2496 > Samplitude 2496 > CDWAV > SHNv3 >mkw>wav>mkw appended w/seek files>shn 
 01/30/78 Uptown Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr      Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> CD -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Audio discs provided by Jim Wise Converted to FLAC By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net January 29, 2006 
 01/31/78 Uptown Theater
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr      let it grow + second set only 
 02/03/78 Dane County Coliseum
Madison, WI 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #18 partial show 
 02/05/78 Uni Dome, University Of Northern Iowa
Cedar Falls, IA 
 2 cdr      dick's picks #18 partial show 
 04/07/78 The Sportatorium
Pembroke Pines, FL 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - April 7, 1978 Sportatorium - Pembroke Pines, FL Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> PCM -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat -> CD -> Samplitude Professional v9.02 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net March 23, 2007 Patch Info: Sony 54P -> Cassette Master -> MiniMe -> Samplitude supplies: Playing In The Band (7:15 - 7:39) Notes: -- Set 2 is seamless -- Patch source recorded by Robert Wagner -- Very little stereo seperation on this SBD Set 1: d1t01 - The Promised Land d1t02 - Sugaree d1t03 - Cassidy d1t04 - Tennessee Jed d1t05 - Mama Tried -> d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - Peggy-O d1t08 - Take A Step Back d1t09 - New Minglewood Blues d1t10 - Loser d1t11 - The Music Never Stopped Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Jack Straw d2t03 - Poacher Story d2t04 - Ship Of Fools d2t05 - Good Lovin' d3t01 - Terrapin Station -> d3t02 - Playing In The Band -> d3t03 - Drums -> d3t04 - Not Fade Away -> d3t05 - Black Peter -> d3t06 - Playing In The Band Encore: d3t07 - Johnny B. Goode 
 04/12/78 Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke University
Durham, NC 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead Duke University Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, NC April 12, 1978 SBD + AUD Matrix 2 Source Mix(51%-SBD/49%-AUD) Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Jack Straw d1t03 - Dire Wolf d1t04 - Beat It on Down the Line d1t05 - Peggy-O d1t06 - Mama Tried -> d1t07 - Mexicali Blues d1t08 - Funiculi Funicula d1t09 - Row Jimmy d1t10 - New Minglewood Blues d1t11 - Loser d1t12 - Lazy Lightnin' -> d1t13 - Supplication Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Bertha -> d2t03 - Good Lovin' d2t04 - It Must Have Been the Roses d2t05 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t06 - Eyes of the World -> d2t07 - Drums -> d3t01 - Truckin' -> d3t02 - Wharf Rat -> d3t03 - Around & Around Encore: d3t04 - U.S. Blues Audio Source Information SBD (shnid = 107156) Recording Info: SBD -> Master Reel -> PCM -> Dat (44.1k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Sound Devices 744T -> Samplitude Professional v11.03 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Patch Info: (FOB) Sony 54P -> Cassette Master (shnid=105875) supplies: Eyes Of The World (8:27 - 8:59) Wharf Rat (10:19 - end of track) Around And Around (0:00 - 0:08) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net April 9, 2010 fixed version: April 17, 2010 Notes: -- Set 2 is seamless -- This is a fix of shnid=106985 (Fix skip in Mama Tried) AUD (shnid=105875) Recording Info: (FOB) Sony 54P -> Cassette Master (Sony TC-158) Transfer Info: Cassette Master (Tascam 122mkII) -> Apogee MiniMe (24bit/48k) -> Samplitude Professional v11.03 -> FLAC/16 (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 6, 2010 Notes: -- Set 2 disc change is seamless -- Recorded By Robert Wagner -- This is from an old transfer I did years ago For the matrix only, the Soundboard patches in both Eyes and Wharf Rat/Around & Around listed above used the audio from the video to ensure no phase problems. --------------------------------------------------------- - Mixed by kevtobin@yahoo.com - FLAC conversion 07-NOV-2015 - Trader Little Helper - Tagged 07-NOV-2015 - Tag&Rename --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings SET ONE Stereo Matrix SBD + 0.5 AUD 0 SET TWO Stereo Matrix SBD + 0.5 AUD 0 --------------------------------------------------------- Brokedown House Production <a href="/shn/134566">Source Detail</a> 
 04/16/78 Huntington Civic Center
Huntington, WV 
 2 cdr      Source : SBD>R2R>PCM>DAT>CDR>SHN ........Seed to Etree by : cvinci1@nycap.rr.com Thanks to Mike Lai for the seed! ** additional info added to newsgroup 2/01 posting: Note: static for a few seconds at the beginning of Sunshine Daydream. Posted to abgd.highspeed by breaker 02/2001  
 04/24/78 Horton Field House, Illinois State University
Normal, IL 
 3 cdr      MR>?>R>D>Digi96>Soundforge>CDWAV>SHN>FLAC (SHN>FLAC done by waldo@waldomania.com)...... This show came to me on a DBX encoded reel in 1979. I was told at the time that it was an edited dub off the master reel, but listening to it critically, there's too much hiss for that. I still have that reel, transfered from it directly to dat. From Dat, it went through a Digi96 card to my hard disk. Sound Forge was used to normalize, anti-alias and resample to 44.1, then CD WAV to track it out. Those WAV files were directly converted to SHN. I hope that spreading this copy causes an even better one to arise out there, because this show deserves some attention. It has never failed to stop the conversation at any gathering where I've played it. Enjoy! Mike McCaw  <a href="/shn/3296">Source Detail</a> 
 05/10/78 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, CT 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #25 
 05/11/78 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #25 
 06/04/78 Campus Stadium, UC Santa Barbara
Goleta, CA 
 2 cdr      SBD>MC>C>D>CD>EAC>SHN patched with: AUD>MC>R>D>CD>EAC>SHN......... * motorcycles during space ** motorcycle signals start of Not Fade Away; there is a Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam within Not Fade Away audience patches: --banter following Good Lovin' --all of Tennessee Jed --a small portion of Drums Notes: --there is frequent oversaturation/distortion during loud portions of the show. --brief dropout @ 7:22 in LLR --dropout @ 4:15 in U.S. Blues part of The Music Never Stopped Project 2002 Thanks to Raoul Duke and Mike Tausig edits/encoding by Matt Vernon & J. Cotsman  <a href="/shn/10530">Source Detail</a> 
 06/04/78 Campus Stadium, UC Santa Barbara
Goleta, CA 
 2 flac       <a href="/shn/94407">Source Detail</a> 
 07/07/78 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr     A-  sbrd is mono that has been split into 2 channels very clean and nice sounding , but keith's volume is a little low 
 07/08/78 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr    A+ A+  perfect sound great show 
 08/30/78 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead 08-30-78 Set II Red Rocks Ampitheatre, Morrison, CO Source: SBD>MC>DAT>CDR Disc 1/Set II 01 Crowd Noise 0:17 02 I Need A Miracle 9:52 03 Brown-Eyed Women 5:30 04 Estimated Prophet> 11:49 05 The Other One> 10:02 06 Eyes Of The World> 14:55 07 Drums> 12:52 Total Time 65:17 Disc 2/Set II continued 01 Drums> 12:46 02 Space> 7:47 03 If I Had The World To Give> 10:41 04 Iko Iko> 10:23 05 Around And Around 9:59 Encore 06 U.S. Blues 6:16 Total Time 57:52 Notes First of three performances of "If I Had The World To Give" a portion of Drums may be overlapped between the 2 discs. Deadlists does not provide accurate drums timing at this time (info compiled Jan '02). Seeded by Charlie Miller shn'd off the "World to Give" Vine discs eventually contributed by Cozmcchuck EAC>SHN Transfer by Steve Barbella EAC=secure test and copy, no errors, offsets config'd MKW v.97 seek enabled sectors confirmed via shntool missing all of set 1: The Promised Land [4:25] ; Sugaree [17:45] ; Mexicali Blues [3:12] > Mama Tried [2:28] ; Stagger Lee [5:52] ; Looks Like Rain [8:43] ; Deal [8:00 <a href="/shn/8038">Source Detail</a> 
 08/30/78 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead - 1978-08-30 Red Rocks, Morrison, CO US [ft. Donna] {Set II SBD - Miller upgrade - NEW to DIME} If I Had The Eyes Of The World To Give (You Could See For Miles To Comin Around) - If I Had The World To Give, Would I? - Give it away now! HAPPY THANKSGIVING NIGHT : Weekend Party Appetizer 1st of only 3 -- "You don't want to count the elevator boy?" -- live versions of the Hunter/Garcia ballad, "If I Had The World To Give" (I'd give it what 4, at least!) Set last seen on DIME in 2008. Since then this high-fidelity Betty, has been further enhanced, pitch-corrected and remastered, by Mister Charlie. 1st set SBD, its whereabouts are as yet unknown. A complete AUD exists, w/ 3.5 out 5 stars on Internet Archive review, having been downloaded over 40,000 damn times -- I mean, check out the collective joy of Looks Like Rain already, will ya already? And quick come see, there goes the first Stagger Lee. (Link in comments down below.) - Rocky Mountain High In July, now don't you lie to me. - OK, so this set is not from THE Grateful 'Red Rocks in July '78 , Werewolves Of London in Morrison' Dead Weekend to end all burning redhead deadrock. Still, 40,000 Deadheads can't be wrong, right? And about snatching at an best, fair AUD recording, no less. That AUD suite though complete, cannot at all compete with this sweet hot, simply exquisite SBD shit treat. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Grateful Dead - August 30, 1978 - Wednesday - Set II Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO, US gd1978-08-30.s2.sbd.miller.110151.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master (Maxell UDXLI) -> Dat -> CD Transfer Info: CD -> Adobe Audition v3.0 -> Samplitude Professional v11.1 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 1 Disc FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net June 20, 2010 Patch Info: Unknown Mics -> Cassette Master -> Dat -> CD (shnid=11479) supplies: Eyes Of The World (4:55 - 7:24) Notes: -- Disc change is seamless -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Set 2: d2t01 - I Need A Miracle d2t02 - Brown Eyed Women d2t03 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t04 - The Other One -> d2t05 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t06 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - If I Had The World To Give -> d3t03 - Iko Iko -> d3t04 - Around And Around Encore: d3t05 - U.S. Blues __________________ _________________________________________ set first shared on DIME by davehallman set 2; SBD> MC> DAT> CDR - Seeded by Charlie Miller - shn'd off the "World to Give" Vine - discs eventually contributed by Cozmcchuck EAC>SHN Transfer by Steve Barbella (info compiled Jan '02) New Miller Master 2010 files in same form as found c/o SteveSw @ bt.etree [Schntool info txt incl] ________________________ Ticket image incl, c/o Doc Gillespie & Randy Kittinger, from psilo.com. SAMPLES: Full-show IA media-player link in comments down below ______________________________________________________________ 2013-11-28, mikedreams on...DIME, on Thanksgiving Night, on a Deadbase doubleplusgoodies, Search expedition - Red Rocks back-to-back, 8-30 & 31-78, first Dead shows since the 1st-ever, Red Rocks back-to-back, the instant classic, 7-7 & 8-78 [The Dead then took the summer off the road to record the album "Shakedown Street," with Little Feat Bigfoot, Lowell George. And then after Red Rocks Off Again, it was on to The Pyramids, 9.14,15,16.78. And on the last night a total lunar eclipse overhead while playing at the foot of The Great Sphinx... I dare say them sailin shoes was done put on and then some back then.] - World To Give - 1st of 3 (others, 10-17-78 & 11-20-78) - Miracle - 1st - Estimated> Other One> Eyes - 2nd of 2 (t'other one, 7-8-78) [Estimated> Other One - 6th of 8; Other One> Eyes - final of 13] - Iko Iko> Around - 2nd of 2 (other, 7-5-78) [Iko Iko - 9th] ------------------------------------------------------------ IF I HAD THE WORLD TO GIVE TO YOU TODAY. (The Daily Bleed Online Calendar in coagulation with nice dreams presents) NOVEMBER 28 MAKE YOUR OWN HEAD DAY. THINK LIKE A PANSY DAY. "Never seek to tell thy love, Love that never told can be; For the gentle wind does move Silently, invisibly. I told my love, I told my love, I told her all my heart; Trembling, cold, in ghastly fears, Ah ! she did depart! Soon as she was gone from me, A traveller came by, Silently, invisibly: He took her with a sigh." — Bill Blake -------------------- - "We're going to bring somebody out to mellow you out. He's so mellow, he'll make your skin crawl. For you people on acid out there, he'll probably make your skin peel off your body." - Who, me? Why my jelly roll is not so mellow... just ringin for my belle in heavenly hell. The second set's overall laid-back groove starts coming to up on The Other One, making an otherworldly magic move on the best part of the trip. - "There is no life like the slow life." - If I Had The Eyes Of The World To Give An Eye Exam, To Help Them To See What I'm Missing... - "Spanish lady come to me, she lays on me this rose" _____________________________________________________ <a href="/shn/8038">Source Detail</a> 
 09/16/78 Gizah Sound and Light Theater
Cairo, Egypt 
 3 cdr      Source: SBD Reel > DAT > Montego II Plus > CDRWAV > CD-R > SHN......... Missing from my source is Set 2 Sunrise 
 11/17/78 Rambler Room, Loyola College
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Hunger Week Benefit, billed as "Bob Weir and Friends": Weir, Garcia, Hart, Lesh Mickey introduced after Tom Dooley SOURCE: GD Vault master cassette > DAT > Sonic Solutions > CD > CD(this being the disc David sent me)>extraction using adobe audition 1.5>flac level 8 > to you!  
 12/31/78 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr    A+ A+  official release 
 01/10/79 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 3 cdr/shn     A-  Source: FOB made with Nak 300?s and Sony TC-158 > DAT > Soundforge > CDR Lineage: CDR > Cdparanoia > SHN Taped by: Keith Gatto  
 01/15/79 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead - January 15, 1979 Civic Center Arena - Springfield, MA Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master (Sony D5) -> Cassette (Sony D5) Transfer Info: Cassette (Nakamichi DR-1) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/96k) -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.21 -> FLAC/16 (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net November 4, 2009 Patch Info: (FOB) Nakamichi 300/CP1 -> Cassette Master (shnid=90095) supplies: Jack Straw (0:00 - 0:19) Mexicali Blues (2:12 - 2:29) Tuning/Where's Phil? (0:00 - 0:06) Shakedown Street (3:23 - 6:50) From The Heart Of Me (2:30 - end of track) Playing In The Band (17:36 - end of track) Drums (0:00 - 3:06) Space (5:37 - 6:13) Notes: -- Set 2 is seamless -- Sound quality improves as show goes on -- The pitch is not perfect, but it's a lot better than it was -- Thanks to David Young and Rich Rothenberg for the tapes -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Set 1: d1t01 - Jack Straw d1t02 - Jack-A-Roe d1t03 - Cassidy d1t04 - Row Jimmy d1t05 - Mama Tried -> d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - Stagger Lee d1t08 - Passenger d1t09 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning/Where's Phil? d2t02 - I Need A Miracle -> d2t03 - Shakedown Street d2t04 - From The Heart Of Me d3t01 - Terrapin Station -> d3t02 - Playing In The Band -> d3t03 - Drums -> d3t04 - Space -> d3t05 - Playing In The Band -> d3t06 - Casey Jones Encore: d3t07 - Johnny B. Goode 
 02/03/79 Market Square Arena
Indianapolis, IN 
 2 cdr     A-  second set only ......Source: Nakamichi CM700 mics > Nakamichi 550 cassette deck> DAT > CDR  
 02/17/79 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr/shn       Keith and Donna's last show.........Source: SBD > Reel > DAT Lineage: DAT > TB Fiji (S/PDIF) > WAV > SHN Transfered by: Jeff Kempka Uploaded by: Jonathan Aizen  
 10/27/79 Cape Cod Coliseum
South Yarmouth, MA 
 3 cdr/shn      Master Soundboard Cassette > Cass > DAT > CD; Patches made with Audience recording mastered by Steve Rolfe (Nak CM300 > Sony TC-158); See info file for details; via Scott Clugston; Seeded to etree by Steve Barbella ..... real good sound but a few more aud patches than i'd like  
 10/28/79 Cape Cod Coliseum
South Yarmouth, MA 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead Cape Cod Coliseum South Yarmouth, MA October 28, 1979 Jerry Garcia - Lead Guitar, Vocals Mickey Hart - Drums Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Phil Lesh - Electric Bass, Vocals Brent Mydland - Keyboards, Vocals Bob Weir - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals *Matrix* ----------------------------------------------------------------- SBD (shnid=105434): Recording Info: SBD -> Master Cassette -> Reel -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Samplitude Professional 10.22 -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net January 10, 2010 [Cuts] U.S. Blues (4:38 - end of song) [A small section of Playing] Notes: -- This is a re-master of shnid=30655 -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction ----------------------------------------------------------------- AUD (shnid=19590): Source: Sony D5 w/ nak 700's by Steve Rolfe Lineage: AUDMC > DAT > WAV(48K) > SHN AUDMC > DAT by David Minor. DAT > WAV transfer by Marc Pujol. SHN encoding by Matt Vernon [Cuts:] [A small section of Playing and tape flip at start of Space] [9/26/03] ----------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you to Charlie Miller for the SBD transfer, to Steve Rolfe for recording the show, and to David Minor, Marc Pujol, and Matt Vernon for the AUD transfer. Matrix by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (SHN & FLAC>AIFF>Final Cut>WAV>FLAC) January 18, 2010 Set I ----- d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> d1t03 - Franklin's Tower d1t04 - Mama Tried -> d1t05 - Mexicali Blues d1t06 - Althea d1t07 - Passenger d1t08 - Ramble On Rose d1t09 - The Music Never Stopped Set II ----- d2t01 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t02 - I Know You Rider d2t03 - Samson And Delilah d2t04 - Ship Of Fools d3t01 - Playing In The Band -> d3t02 - Drums -> d3t03 - Space -> d3t04 - Stella Blue -> d3t05 - Sugar Magnolia Encore ------ d3t06 - U.S. Blues  
 12/01/79 Stanley Theatre
Pittsburgh, PA 
 3 cdr      set 1: SBD> Rm> Cass> Dat> CD> EAC> SHN, ....missing all of "easy to love you" and first few seconds of "jack straw" and "me + my uncle" sounds like some of the dead air between songs might have been edited out , too........... Set 2 : Master Soundbaord Reel > Cassette > DAT > CDR Legend has it that a handful of folks were allowed to plug into the soundboard for the 2nd set of this show, hence the "Master Soundboard Reel" pedigree, rather than the "Master Soundboard Cassette" provenance that the vast majority of soundboards for the Winter '79 Tour derive from. That's my story and I'm sticking to it..... Also, this copy does not have the 10 second drop out in Looks Like Rain that seems to plague most circulating copies. Enjoy!  
 12/26/79 Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #5  
 12/31/79 Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, CA 
 4 cdr     A-  With John Cipollina on 1/2 of 3rd set - .... Source: SBD > ?? > Cassette > CD with AUD patches........ EAC/SHN by Darryl Hinko (flyerfanatic) flyerfanatic2817@yahoo.com SHNtool used to comfirm sector boudries and to reattach wavs CDwav used to split tracks Cool Edit Pro used for all splices Patch source : AUD > NAK 700s >Sony TC-158 > MC > DAT > CDR > EAC (calibrated, secure mode, test and copy) > SHN Notes: - Added some Tuning before Jack Straw from the AUD - Between Mexicali and Tennessee tuning was missing added from the AUD source - Tennessee Jed patch for a couple of seconds on "Cracked my spine" - Between d1t05 and d1t06 a lot of audience was missing I spliced it in. - Looks Like Rain was split badly because of a cassette flip also about 2 minutes spliced in at the end - Ship of Fools was missing from the SBD source - AUD source - Lost Sailor splice from 5:17 - 5:24 has 2 pops they were on the audience source. - Beginning of 3rd set added a bit of audience so the set didn't start abruptly - Stella Blue - 2 splices - first on the line "In every Cheap" - second Towards the end of the song - Not much crowd time between SSDD and Good Lovin' so I added the tuning from the AUD - Last 2:30 of Good Lovin' was missing patched with AUD 
 01/13/80 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead Oakland Coliseum Oakland, CA January 13,1980 Cambodian Refugee Benefit sbd>mr>dats>wav>shn thanks to michael grossman for the dat dat>wave>shn by popi n. feeldz disc 1 1.Jack Straw> 2.Franklin's Tower 3.New Minglewood Blues 4.Tennessee Jed> 5.Looks Like Rain> 6.Don't Ease Me In disc2 1.Playin' In The Band> 2.Drums> 3.Not Fade Away*> 4.Sugar Magnolia* Encore: 5.//U.S. Blues** *with John Cippolina & Carlos Santana **with Greg Errico 
 05/10/80 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr     A-  My first Dead show - Nak 700's > Sony D5 Master Cassette recorded by Steve Rolfe from "right beside the soundboard on the left side" AUDMC > DAT > wav(48K) > Cool Edit > CDWAV > mkwact > SHN(seekable) Thanks to Dave Minor for the DAT DAT and shn conversion by Marc Pujol and Matt Vernon.......... notes - i attenuated a number of "fireworks" explosions - the prior exisiting etree shn seed (http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=7559) is from this source. The mastering on that version had some clipping and pre-emphasis (i.e. not played back with dolby). - master tape flip after Althea - sounds like Jerry's vocal mike was turned off for part of China Cat - master cassette flip at start of UJB  
 05/15/80 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  "Go to Nassau" official release ....partial show 
 05/16/80 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  "go to NAssau" official release ...partial show 
 09/03/80 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  My second Dead show ...........MAC > ? > CD > EAC > SHNv3......Comments: d1t02 - small dropout ("cried" is missing from the 2nd line of the song) d2t07 - Brent and Drummers only EAC(secure mode) and encoded to shnv3(seek enabled) by Charles Bass (cbass@usa.net)  
 09/06/80 State Fairgrounds
Lewiston, ME 
 3 cdr     A-  Recording Info (Source 1): SBD -> Master Cassette -> ? -> Cass -> Fostex D5 (pass-through only) -> ZA2 -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> SHN Supplies d1t01 through d2t03 (Provided By Joe Samaritano) Recording Info (Source 2): (FOB) Nakamichi 700 -> Master Cassette (Sony D5) -> Dat -> CD Supplies patch at end of d1t06 and also provieds d2t04 through of the show. (Taped By Jim Wise) Editing Info: I took both sources and loaded them back into Samplitude v7.02 Professional where I fixed the patch, removed a bunch of cuts and matched the levels between the two sources as well as possible. I then made the complete show into one long file, where I then did the tracking. All disc changes are now seamless. There was a 10db difference between the SBD and AUD Patch on the old copy which had to be fixed. I also did the patching with crossfades to make the transitions smoother. There is also severe clipping on the AUD source, but this is the best sounding AUD I have heard, so far. The pitch on the SBD sounds a little off, but enough for me to do anything about it. Remastered By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 8/28/04 
 10/11/80 Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      first set ( acoustic ) 
 10/25/80 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  My 3rd Dead show...  
 10/31/80 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Source: Acoustic: PreFM>MSR>R>C>DAT>WAV>SHN Electric: MSR>R>C>DAT>WAV>SHN C>SHN Conversion by Cousinit . ....Notes: Disc 3 requires 80 min CDR Phil was non-existant in the Acoustic Set until Cassidy due to Bass problems. Little Red Rooster contains several drop-outs. Brown-Eyed Women cuts after the intro and is missing the first verse. Drums is cut with unknown amount missing.  
 12/31/80 Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, CA 
 4 cdr     A-  Source: SBD > Rm > Cass > Dat > Samplitude > CDR > EAC (secure mode, test and copy) > SHN Audience patches: AUD > ? > ? > CDR > EAC (secure mode, test and copy).missing "direwolf" , "on the road again", and "little red rooster"........John cipolinna guests on last 1/2 of 3rd set.... Splices: d2t03 - L.L. Rain (00:00 - 00:46) d4t05 - Sugar Magnolia (00:00 - 01:26) Known Flaws: D1t01 - To Lay Me Down first few seconds missing d1t06 - Race Is On (sudden change in Levels at 00:03) d1t09 - Alabama (gradual change in Levels at 00:07) d4t06- Brokedown (A cut at 4:34) Contributor: Thanks to Dr. Bill Golden for making this great show available. EAC, SHN extraction and etree seeding done by G.Gorinsky  
 02/28/81 Uptown Theater
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr      Source: Matrix: SBD > Cassette master > DAT(0) (Cassette>DAT transfer by Dick) > DAT(1) > ZA2> Soundforge (15db sampled tape hiss noise reduction filter)> CD Architect > Master CDR (by Jim Wise) > CDR Master > EAC in secure mode > Soundforge (minor editing and crossfading) > CDWAV > SHNv3 w/seek tables appended (by Jamie Lutch) AUD Master: Barry Glassberg: Nak700>Sony TCD5M, Maxell UDXLII, Dolby B. Lineage: AUDMC> Tascam 112MKII > Sony R500 SBM (pass through) > Delta Dio 2496 > HD > sound forge & CD wave by John Steinthal Encoding: EAC(secure) > CDWAV > mkwact > SHN(seekable) by Matt Vernon [complete text files for each source appended at end] Transfer/Editing: All sources were snh files downloaded from LMA and converted to WAV > Vegas 5 > WAV > CD Wave > FLAC 16 (level 8) Matrixed by Chris Chappell ScarFire@liquidcity.com 2/28/05 
 03/28/81 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 3 cdr     A-  with Pete Townshend .... Lineage: stereo FM -> reel master -> DAT -> CDWAV -> SoundForge -> CDR patch in d2t09: stereo FM -> cassette master -> SoundForge -> CDR d3t07: stereo FM -> cassette master -> cassette -> CDR. Drums on disc 2 is only the beginning; it is complete on disc 3. appending d3t01 after d2t09 will give you a seamless transition (if someone wants to transfer the WAV files back to DAT), but you'll have to change CDs regardless of how you track it... source assembling, DAT->CD transfer, tracking & patching by Hanno Bunjes (hanno.bunjes@gmx.de). . anomalies: everything has been corrected except where mentioned some glitches are still audible, but much less so than on the master. Sugaree: 2 glitches @ 5:40-5:55, click @ 7:40, FM static burst @ 8:03 Mexicali Blues: click @ 5:31 Shakedown Street: click @ 0:04, click @ 9:23 not corrected Looks Like Rain: FM static burst @ 0:13, click @ 1:09 Ship Of Fools: click @ 1:45, loud crack @ 2:27 smoothened. (also present on bootleg CD / previous e-tree version, FM static @2:40, clicks @ 3:40, 3:43, 3:51, FM static @ 6:28 Estimated Prophet: clicks @ 0:03, 2:00, 7:25, 8:25, 10:31, FM static @ 10:58, 11:01 The Other One: click @ 0:07, 0:15 - 5:10 and 5:24-8:29 master reel flip/weirdness patched from cassette master Drums: a bit hissy (not edited). smoothened six clicks. Not Fade Away: click @ 10:57 (not edited) Wharf Rat: click @ 4:33 Around: click @ 0:29, 3:18 (not edited), 4:26 SatNite: 1:02 (not edited), 2:12 (not edited)  
 05/06/81 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Dick's Picks # 13 
 05/12/81 Veterans Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, CT 
 3 cdr     A-  Source: SBD>Master Cassette>Cassette>DAT>CDR DAE(EAC) and SHN Encoding by Jeff M. (fy1220@aol.com) 
 08/30/81 Compton Terrace Amphitheatre
Tempe, AZ 
 3 cdr     A-  FOB Senn 441's>SonyTC-150>CM>DAT>CD....-Many songs start 'abruptly', not much 'in between' material. -Levels settle down @ :10 of Halfstep -Minor splice @ start of Looks Like Rain -MC Flip @ 2:19 Drums; This is also the disc break -I used CD Wave and Shntool to retrack and verify sb's, and CE2K for all editing. EAC/SHN by Willy _willy_@junkiesplace.com Seeded to etree 05/28/02 Audio discs provided by Mike Rogers  
 09/26/81 Community War Memorial Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 2 cdr      Recording Info: SBD>Cm>Cass>Dat>CD Transfer Info: CD>EAC>Samplitude>SHN (Patched w/Nak 100/CP4>Cm>Dat>CD) The patch supplies Shakedown Street, CC Rider And Drums I used Samplitude v6.0 to do the patch and normalize the complete show. All transfers and edits done by Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 6/16/03  
 10/16/81 Club Melk Weg
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      (1217) SBD:MCASS> CASS> DAT> CDR, with aud patches: FOB:MCASS> CASS> DAT> CDR; EAC> SHN by Dan Vinson; patched in Playin' and Sugar Mag- see info file for notes  
 12/31/81 Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, CA 
 4 cdr      With guests: Joan Baez, Matt Kelly, John Cipollina, Ken Kesey----acoustic first set with Joan Baez - Source: SBD > MR > CASS > DAT > CDR > EAC > SHN...... Rest of show source info -Bertha Remaster of the Serafin source. SBD>>MR>>PCM>>DAT>>CDR>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA - Sound A....Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com on 10/19/2002. (*)No editing was done except to retrack after processing. All fades, including the fade between Playin' and Drums, cuts, etc. were done by Serafin or others prior to Bertha processing. From Serafin's original text file: Monitor Mixer SBD > 4 TRACK RTR @ 7.5 IPS (Dolby B) > PCM > D > SSSB (Dolby B decoded)  
 04/17/82 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr      Grateful Dead 4-17-1982 (Discs: CDA-3/SHN-2) Hartford Civic Center Hartford CT Bertha Remaster of unknown Soundboard source (*)SBD&gt;&gt;???&gt;&gt;CDA&gt;&gt;WAV(EAC)&gt;&gt;DAW(Bertha)&gt;&gt;CDA/SHN - Sound B Set1 d1t01-Minglewood Blues &gt;&gt; d1t02-Sugaree &gt;&gt; d1t03-El Paso d1t04-Jack A Roe &gt;&gt; d1t05-Little Red Rooster d1t06-Tennessee Jed d1t07-It's All Over Now d1t08-Bird Song &gt;&gt; d2t01-Women Are Smarter Set2 d2t02-Shakedown Street &gt;&gt; d2t03-Lost Sailor &gt;&gt; d2t04-Saint Of Circumstance &gt;&gt; d3t01-Drums &gt;&gt; d3t02-Spanish Jam &gt;&gt; (**) d3t03-Uncle John's Band &gt;&gt; d3t04-Not Fade Away &gt;&gt; d3t05-Wharf Rat &gt;&gt; d3t06-Around and Around &gt;&gt; d3t07-One More Saturday Night Encore d3t08-It's All Over Now Baby Blue Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed on May 6, 2004. (*)The soundboard source used appears to be made from two or three different sources. Minglewood and the first 2:40 of Sugaree are patched from a NAK 700 FOB. (**) Without Jerry Thanks to Lisa Biasi for the soundboard source, and to Mark Lindenbaum for the FOB source. <a href="/shn/23933">Source Detail</a> 
 04/18/82 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr      "Phil's earthquake space".........Recording Info: SBD -> Cm -> PCM -> Dat(48k) Transfer Info: Dat(Sony R500) -> Prodif Plus -> Samplitude v6.0 -> SHN (2 Discs SHN / 3 Discs Audio) Transferred By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 6/16/03 Notes: Tracked and Normalized with Samplitude v6.0  
 04/19/82 Baltimore Civic Center
Baltimore, MD 
 3 cdr      "Phil's raven space"........Master Soundboard Cassette > Cassette > DAT > CDR EAC'ed/SHN'ed by Scott Clugston Circulated 11/27/00  
 07/28/82 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr      FOB - Senn 421's>Sony TC-D5 (at "mouth" of the stage)>Nak Dragon Playback>HHB CDR-850 (no DAT gen)>CDR (Jim Wise transfer/master)..... Extraction/Editing/Shorten Compression & Upload by Mike Parrillo (dankstar@mediaone.net) -Enjoy =) 
 08/07/82 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 2 cdr     A+  Dick's picks #32 
 09/17/82 Cumberland County Civic Center
Portland, ME 
 3 cdr     A-  Master FOB Audience Cassette > Nak CM300 mics > Sony D5: master cassette played back via a Nakamichi DR-1 > HHB 850 > EAC for DAE to Harddrive > CEP > CDWave > CDRWin > Yamaha CR8424 CDR........ mastered to CD and seeded by Scott Clugston Notes: uneven mix/levels for first few minutes of Bertha. Do not let it deter you, the mix/levels get sorted out about midway thru Bertha and what follows is one of the best, if not the best, show of the Fall '82 tour. Enjoy! 
 09/24/82 Carrier Dome, Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 
 3 cdr       
 12/31/82 Oakland Auditorium
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      with matt kelly, john cipollina , etta james and tower of power horns........SBD>MR>DAT>CD SHN lineage: SBD>MR>DAT>CD>EAC using Plextor Ultraplex 40 Max>WAV>SHN Show and lineage information from Charlie Miller, DAE, SHN conversion, by Keith Bode 
 04/16/83 Meadowlands Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 3 cdr/flac      Recording Info: Set 1: SBD -> Cassette Master -> Reel -> Dat -> CD -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Set 2: SBD -> PCM -> Dat -> Cool Edit Pro -> FLAC -> WAV Transfer Info: WAV -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 2/23/05 fits nicely on 2 discs if you omit drums  
 04/17/83 Meadowlands Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 3 cdr     A-  With Stephen Stills on "love the one you're with".....AudMC > DAT > CDWAV > SHN Nak 700's > Sony D5 Master Cassette recorded by Steve Rolfe, directly beside soundboard A>D by Noah Weiner (noahbw@attbi.com) January, 2002 AudMC played back on a Nakamichi MR-1 > Fostex D5 (A>D only) Soundforge was used for normalizing and editing. 
 04/17/83 Meadowlands Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 3 cdr     A-   The Grateful Dead Meadowlands Arena East Rutherford, New Jersey April 17, 1983 Source Supplied By Anon, Thanks To B.R. For The Later PCM Transfer! Soundboard Master Cassettes > Unk > Low Gen PCM Early 90's > Sony HG L750 Beta Tape > Sony SL2405 Beta VCR > Modified PCM601ESD > SPDIF > VX Pocket Emphasis Decoded In Neundo Track @ 16/44 Wave Track Renamed With AudioGate Software V.3.0.2 @ 16/44 Wave Tracked/Flacked With AudiGate V.3.0.2 SBE's Checked/Fixed With Trader's Little Helper Metadata Tagging With Tag&Rename Set 1: 01...Touch Of Grey (Cuts In) 02.Little Red Rooster 03.Dupree's Diamond Blues 04.Beat It On Down The Line 05.It Must Have Been The Roses 06.Cassidy 07.Big RR Blues ( Original Tape Flip After ? ) 08.My Brother Easu 09.Peggy-O 10.Let It Grow > 11.Might As Well, Set Break Set 2: 12.Tuning 13.Help On The Way > 14.Slipknot! > 15.Franklin's Tower > 16.Women Are Smarter 17.Playing In The Band > Jam > 18.Drums.. > (Cuts) 19.Drums Continued > ( ** ) 20.Spac..e > ( Only Last 34 Seconds, Patched ** ) 21.Love The One Your With > * 22.The Wheel > 23.Playing Reprise > 24.Throwing..Stones > (Short Loss Of Music Inside) 25.Not Fade Away > NFA Chant/Drums * Encore: 26.Brokedown Palace * With Stephen Stills ** Patched With Steve Hills Unk Master Audience: Transfer With Nakamichi MR-1 > Korg MR-1000 @ 1 Bit/5.6 MHz Dithered/Flacked With AudioGate V.3.0.2/Korg Aqua To 16/44 Wave. There Was Only 5 More Seconds From Drums On The Hill Source. Drums Patch Used From Steve Rolfe Source shnid 7317 Decoded Back To Wave With Trader's Little Helper Flacked With AudioGate V.3.0.2 ** Comments:This Was shared by a friend to work on and to circulate.Some tape pauses between first set songs, also some higher right channel recording levels through out most of the show.I decided to not patch the drums but to add the missing section as it's own track, the space was patched and joined.Considering there was only one other soundboard source for this show we thought folks would enjoy this one as well and to compare with the one that circulates all ready!!!!!! AS ALWAYS ENJOY!!!!!!!!! <a href="/shn/132876">Source Detail</a> 
 04/26/83 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Mike's note - I burned this on two discs by omitting "drums" on disc 2.....Tthe file does exist on my hard drive however... Grateful Dead April 26, 1983 The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 2 Source Matrix Soundboard(shinid:97544) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd83-04-26.sbd.miller.97544.sbeok.flac16 Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master -> Cassette -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Sound Devices 744T -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.2 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 19, 2009 Patch Info: (FOB) Sennheiser Shotguns -> Cassette Master -> CD (shnid=28161) supplies: Space (10:32 - 10:55) Notes: -- Set 2 is seamless -- Static during Maybe You Know is from the PA -- Nobody's Fault But Mine and Spoonful jam after Truckin' -- This source sounds a bit clearer than the other circulating soundboards -- Thanks to Ron Keyser for the Dat -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Audience(shinid:28360) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gd83-04-26.28360.aud.dillon.sbefail.t-flac16 Source: Unknown mics > MC > C > C > Hardrive via souncard > Cool Edit to split tracks > flac Comments: - Don't let this lineage scare you...sounds great. - Abrupt stop after d1t6 is on master (tape flip) - There was a cut/blank space in Drums that was removed with Cool Edit - Abrupt stop at end of d3t5 is on master give thanks to David Dillon for transfering his tapes to disk and preparing this seed!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---Thank you Charlie Miller for your work on the SBD. ---Thank you Ron Keyser for the SBD DAT. ---Thank you Joe B. Jones for pitch correction on the SBD. ---Thank you David Dillon for your work on the AUD. ---Thank you Bruce "The Big Woods" for the artwork. ---Thank you Germain for your advice, encouragement, guidance and seeding. Matrix by dusborne 03-02-2015 <a href="/shn/132607">Source Detail</a> 
 10/11/83 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  saint stephen !... Lineage: SBD > Cassette Master > Dat x 2 > CDR > SHN .... These discs made avaliable to gdlive are identicle in terms of tracking and editing as those seeded on etree but these do have minimal noise reduction. These are the copies I listen to. I believe there is nothing wrong with NR and many of the folks downloading from gdlive don't have the capablities and or time to perform such procedures. So if you are worried about a good listen get these. If you are worried about collectiblity or want to do your own NR and or GE get the etree version. I made several splices to patch cassette flips using the etree audience version of this show and used many different technics to make these splices as transparent as possible. All editing was done using Cool Edit Pro. Patches are found on the following tracks: Disc 2 d2t01 0:00.00 -> 0:12.20 d2t06 3:53.19 -> 4:29.22 Disc 3 d3t04 2:42.23 -> 4:33.06 I would like to thank my friend Bob for getting me the etree discs to make the patches and thank Jay Silberman for taking the time to record these wonderful audience tapes. Any questions or commennts feel free to contact me at drgseeds@hotmail.com 
 10/14/83 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr     A+  dick's picks #6 
 10/15/83 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  saint stephen 
 10/21/83 The Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  Bertha Remaster of the digital soundboard source. SBD>>PCM>>Dat>>CDR>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA/SHN - Sound A.................... Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed on June 30, 2004. After rejoing the wavs from the original source some flat tops could be seen. Close inspection showed this not to be distortion from overdriving, but, was most likely, a result of limiting being applied to the signal. There is another Bertha Remaster of 10/21/83. That version was done with the source that had a cassette gen in the lineage. This version has no cassette gen. From the original text file prior to Bertha Remastering: No NR of any kind was used in the production of these discs. All editing was performed with Cool Edit Pro, Soundforge and CDwave. I made one splice to patch a cut on Loser, using the etree audience version of this show. Patches are found on the following tracks: Disc 1 d1t02 0:20.37 -> 0:22.93 patch source: FOB (2nd row) Sennheiser 441's > Technics PCM master > DAT Transfer: DAT > ZA2 > SoundForge Taper: Jeff Silberman  
 10/31/83 Marin County Veterans Auditorium
San Rafael, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Source: FOB(Nak 700)>MC>DAT>CDR>WAV>SHN. Taper: Mark Horvath... Comments: Percussionist Airto Moreira joined the band throughout the First Set and Second Set through Drums. Digital static in Revolution cleaned up using soundforge 6. A>D transfer via M.Horvath. DAE, editing, and SBE-free SHN encoding via C.Ladner. Another installment of The Music Never Stopped Project.  
 12/31/83 San Francisco Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      with rick danko , maria muldaur, and john cipollina on 1/2 of 3rd set ...... Source: SBD -> Rm -> Dat -> M-Audio 2448 -> Samplitude 2496 v6.0 -> CD (SHN)Brokedown Palace patched from Pre-FM>Cm>Cass>Dat>CDDat -> SHN Transfer Done By Charlie Millercharliemiller87@earthlink.net8/27/02 Uploaded by: Jonathan Aizen  
 04/26/84 Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 3 cdr      Master Soundboard Cassette > Cassette > DAT > CDR... missing encore - Baby Blue.........  
 06/21/84 Kingswood Music Theater
Maple, ON 
 2 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "left in the vaults vol 2 " 
 07/13/84 Greek Theatre, U. Of California
Berkeley, CA 
 3 cdr      dark star encore !......... (no intermediate source info) SBD > ? > CDR...... Extracted (cdparanoia) and shortened by Mark Ferguson <mefergus@bigfoot.com>  
 10/20/84 Carrier Dome, Syracuse U
Syracuse, NY 
 3 cdr      SBD>CM>DAT>computer processing>CDR>EAC>SHNTOOL>MKWACT ........ Disks from Alan Matta Editing by MattMan (mcole@sun.science.wayne.edu) -EAC: secure w/o normalization -CE2K: +3db boost; retracking; fades; L channel click @ 1:41 of d2t01 fixed w/R channel; -SHNTOOL: sector boundary alignment -MKWACT: shorten w/seek  
 11/02/84 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 3 cdr      Sources: Lineage for set 1: SBD>Master Cassette> Cassette> DAT> CD> SHN Lineage for set 2: SBD>PCM>DAT@44.1>Tascam DA-20MKII(playback only)> RME Digi96/8>Steinberg's Wavelab 3.0 >CDWav beta1.6(tracking only)> SHNv3 (MKW ACT) Sector boundaries verified using Shntool Set 1 Source is from Trip Bates shntool fixed version of Peter Braverman's seed. Set 2 Source is from Joe Samaritano's DAT. DAT>Shn Conversion, digital editing and tracking by Charlie Connor Seeded to Fungus and abgd by Charlie Connor 6/22/02 Thanks to Joe Samaritano for the DAT. We now get to hear the 6 minutes of Playin' Reprise which was missing on the previous seed......... Flaws: D2t02 - There is a drop out somewhere around the 2 minute mark which I tightened up and is now transparent. d2t07 - There is minor intermittant static towards the last half of the song and some brief PA buzz at the last 30 seconds as well. These flaws are also present on the Braverman seed and as such, are presumed to be on the master DAT  
 12/31/84 San Francisco Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      Source: SB > MR > ?? > DAT > CDR > DAE (EAC, Correct offses,Secure, Test and Copy) > SHN Appears to be a FM source, despite listing.. COMMENTS Sugar Mags at midnight Contributor: Thanks to Dr. Bill Golden for making this great show available. EAC, SHN extraction and etree seeding done by G.Gorinsky (elgilhooley@aol.com)  
 03/31/85 Cumberland County Civic Center
Portland, ME 
 1 cdr     A-  Oade's Master Audience PCM > Schoeps CMC-441 mics > Oade M118> Sony PCM-F1 > DAT> CDR>EAC(Secure mode)>Shn(MKW ACT) EAC'ed/Shn'ed by Charlie Connor 3/5/02 Correct Sector Boundaries Verified with Shntool Special Thanks To Scott Clugston for providing me the CDR's, and of course to Doug Oade for the multitude of awesome recordings. 
 06/15/85 Greek Theatre, U. Of California
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "left in the vault vol 4" 
 06/28/85 Hershey Park Stadium
Hershey, PA 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg " aint superstitious" 
 06/30/85 Merriweather Post Pavilion
Columbia, MD 
 3 cdr     A-  best shakedown st ever ????...... Daud -- Oade recording: Schoeps CMC441 (@ 90 degrees) > Oade M118 > Oade Modified PCM-F1 > DATs > CDRs > EAC > SHN (Seekable) 
 07/01/85 Merriweather Post Pavilion
Columbia, MD 
 3 cdr      ...Lineage: Disc 1 & 2: SBDmc>?>DAT>CD>EAC>SHN>CD>EAC Disc 3: SBDmc>?>DAT>CD>EAC....There is some static/digi noise present here and there. Especially prevelant on the first disc. I have been unable to find a clean copy.... corrections:.... Disc 2: Sector boundary errors corrected with SHNTOOL. Disc 3: Glitch at the beginning of "Good Lovin'" removed with GoldWave. Disc entirely re-tracked with CDWave. Discs 1 and 2 were re-extracted from CDR with EAC in Secure Mode with proper offsets, and no errors were reported. PainoMan painoc001@hawaii.rr.com... Further corrections: Keep Your Day Job patched in from another SBD -> Cm -> ? -> Dat source by Charlie Miller 2003-05-15.  
 09/10/85 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      Source: SBD>Reel>DAT Conversion: Tascam DA-20 MK II (via RCA analog out for pre-emphasis removal) > Tascam DA-20 > Delta Dio 2496 > Soundforge XP 4.5 (volume change and channel swap) > CD Wave > SHN Taped by ?, Converted by Rob (Odeo) Harrison (www.odeo.net) 6/5/02. d1 tracks 1-7 DAT>CDR>EAC>SHN rest DAT>SHN Known problems: Tiny dropout in Jack Straw.  
 11/01/85 Richmond Coliseum
Richmond, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #21 
 12/31/85 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  AUD>?>DAT>CDR.... EAC, SHN, and upload by Steve Barbella, sept 2002 EAC secure test and copy, with offsets configured, no errors reported tracks cut with cdwave shns via mkw v.97 seek enabled shntool verified sector boundaries were fine. even pb's encore. notes: - tons of steel fuzz at 1:06 - first downbeats of midnight hour are missing - Dr. NeoLevo confirms that the intro of Midnight Hour is riddled with balloon pops, and that these noises are not from analog tape degradation or digital transfer flaws and is typical of many NYE recordings. - encore supplied by Peter Braverman's seed of Nak 300 cass master source. Deadbase notes: - The Neville Brothers, then Baba Olatunji opened - Bill Graham rides in on a giant birthday cake - Throwing Stones, NFA and Lovelight with Baba Olatunji Another installment of the The Music Never Stopped Project thanks to PBx2 for the seeds. enjoy sb 9/02  
 03/20/86 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 2 cdr      Matrix SBD>MC>C>CD . ...Notes- Static @ 5:27 & 6:00 d1t03 Static @ 2:06 & 2:45 d1t09 First Box of Rain since 07-28-73 EAC/SHN by Willy _willy_@junkiesplace.com Seeded to etree 03/08/02 Audio discs provided by Jim Skinner 
 03/25/86 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Encore needs to be put on disc 1 to fit show on 2 discs....Source: SBD Lineage: Master Cassette> DAT> CD> SHN >Shntool fix of sbe's by Willy*..Known flaws: Desolation Row cuts in abruptly at the vocal, the result of a tape flip. Thanks to Rob Harrison for the discs. Seeded by Peter Braverman (braverman@earthlink.net), May 2002  
 12/31/86 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      Source: Pre-FM SBD > DAT > CDR > WAV > SHNv3...... pretty much a just exactly perfect show. DAE (EAC>shntools>ftp) via neo_levo. Sounds like some digital weirdness (pos and clicks0 throughout disc 2 tracks 1-3 (Touch of Grey, Let it Grow, Muddy River)  
 03/26/87 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr      This is a wonderful show, super-high energy, with an absolutely bonkers crowd. (This was the first Northeast show following Garcia's 1986 coma.) The very end of Promised Land is clipped, missing perhaps 10 seconds. Very minor pop at 5:51 of China Cat. Super minor blip at 10:50 of He's Gone. Cassette flip at 2:07 of space. Slight static 4:30 - 5:00 of Black Peter. This is a very early Matrix recording, and contains quite a lot of crowd in the mix. Still, the up-front sound marks it as Healy's work. The second set came to me with serious problems, the worst of which was that it was much too fast. Thanks to Mister FTP Jeff Hawkins, the speed is now almost spot-on. However, the pitch shift naturally resulted in a sample rate of 40.6 KHz instead of the standard 44.1 KHz for CD, so everything was then resampled at 44.1. You won't notice. In addition, the Hartford Civic Center is known for lousy bass response, and as a result the bass on this set was almost unlistenably bloaty (unless, that is, you're one of those guys who always annoys me at stoplights with your "phat" bass to compensate for your ... no, I'd better not say that). Anyway, I equalized the bass rather steeply: -12 dB at 80 Hz and -18 dB at 30 Hz. There are still some artifacts of the compression (Looks Like Rain and Good Lovin' especially), but in general this is much better, and Phil is still stompin'. Thanks to Douglas Tunstall for the heroic effort in getting me the discs, and to Nick Scarano and Jeff Hawkins for their finely tuned ears. Seeded by Peter Braverman (braverman@earthlink.net), July 2002. Set I info Source: SBD Lineage: Master Cassette > DAT > CD > SHN........Set II info Source: Ultramatrix (SBD/AUD mix) Lineage: Master Cassette > DAT > CD > SHN  
 03/27/87 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: Audience Master Cassette (Nakamichi 300 / Sony D5M) > Nakamichi BX-300 > CD > SHN 
 07/19/87 Autzen Stadium, University Of Oregon
Eugene, OR 
 4 cdr      includes dylan and the dead's set ... Source: for dead's two sets - Matrix DSBD>D>CD-R>EAC (0.93) >SHN (MKWACT 97) All source extractions from DAT, CD-r and conversions done by JR Fishman Note : All Extractions done using EAC with secure mode ....source for dylan and deads set - unknown sbrd ( also very nice sound )- third source for encores aud patch on Touch of grey 3rd sbrd source for watchtower  
 08/23/87 Calaveras County Fairgrounds
Angels Camp, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  with carlos santana 
 09/09/87 Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master -> Dat Transfer Info #1: Dat (Tascam DA-20mkII) -> Behringer UltraMatch SRC2000 -> CD (Tascam CDRW700) Transfer Info #2: CD (Plextor 48/24/48A) -> EAC (v0.9 beta 4)-> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> SHN All transfers and edits by Charlie Miller charliemiler87@earthlink.net 
 09/18/87 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Primary source: SBD PCM>DAT x3>WAV>SHN Shakedown patch source: unknwon SBD Space patch source: SBD PCM>CASS>DAT>WAV Remastering: SHN>WAV>CE2K>SHNTOOL>mkwACT...... notes: -This file set is a remaster of shnid=10536. It was originally seeded by drgseeds@hotmail via Bob Harrell, and downloaded using FurthurNet. Set 2 can be joined seemlessly. -After converting SHN>WAV, I performed two edits (see below) using Cool Edit, fixed sbe's with SHNTOOL and reshortened with seek. (1) Patch in Shakedown Street (0:00-0:53) had channels inverted and was pitched too fast. I fixed these errors and tried to match EQ. (2) Patch in Space (1:18-7:15) was pitched too slow. I fixed this. There is still a cut @4:27.  
 12/31/87 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      Neville Brother guest on the encores... "Remaster" version: SBD/pre-FM (?) bootleg CD w/ missing tracks patched from Jay Ashley's FM reel -- see notes below..... Primary source: bootleg disc of unknown source (pre-FM?) -- Sound: A+ Secondary source: Jay Ashley's FM reel -- SBD>>FM>>REEL(TandbergTD20ASE)>>WAV>>SHN -- Sound A- see http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=402 Primary source supplies all of set 1 (except Bobby's "ready for New Year" comment at the end), and Bucket, Terrapin, Space-> Other One-> Wharf Rat, NFA from set 2. UJB, Drums, Throwing Stomes were edited out on this source and the encores were missing. These tracks are supplied by the secondary source, Jay Ashley' FM reel. The secondary source also supplies Bobby's New Year's comment at the end of set 1, the first minute of Space, and the final minutes of the NFA chant. Source changes have been carefully crossfaded using GoldWave 2001. CDWave was used for tracking. No other editing was done. Set 2 is seamless across disks 2 & 3. Remove the fade track at the end of d2 to reassemble. Compiled and edited by peet, 1/2004. 
 03/16/88 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      SB>DAT>CDR>EAC>CDR Notes- I got these shn discs from Peter Gallagher, and upped them into the etree server network. Willy _willy_@junkiesplace.com EAC/SHN by Peter Gallagher Seeded to etree 04/15/02 
 03/27/88 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr      DATSBD (Panasonic 3800)>CD (HHB CDR800)>EAC>SHN conversion by AJ - a2k@pacbell.net - 1/23/00 Known Flaws - last minute of Let it Grow is cut If you have an uncut, digital source of this track please contact me - thanks & Enjoy! 
 04/07/88 The Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 2 cdr      Grateful Dead - April 7, 1988 The Centrum - Worcester, MA Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master (TDK SA-X90) Transfer Info: Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/48k) -> Samplitude Professional v10.02 -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> FLAC/16 (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net April 7, 2008 Patch Info: FM -> ? -> VHS -> Dat -> CD (shnid=17684) supplies: Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (6:47 - 7:02) Space (4:27 - 4:37) Notes: -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction Set 1: d1t01 - Touch Of Grey d1t02 - Feel Like A Stranger -> d1t03 - Franklin's Tower d1t04 - New Minglewood Blues d1t05 - Row Jimmy d1t06 - Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again d1t07 - Big Railroad Blues -> d1t08 - Around And Around Set 2: d2t01 - Sugar Magnolia -> d2t02 - Scarlet Begonias -> d2t03 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t04 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Space -> d2t07 - The Wheel -> d2t08 - Gimme Some Lovin' -> d2t09 - All Along The Watchtower -> d2t10 - Black Peter -> d2t11 - Sunshine Daydream Encore: d2t12 - Box Of Rain 
 04/15/88 Rosemont Horizon
Rosemont, IL 
 2 cdr      Source: S:C?-> cdr->(eac'd)wav->shn (A note of explanation from the source: To answer your question about 4/15/88, no, it has no analog generation, with the exception that it probably came off a master cassette (as is the case with many 87-89). The source of it is GDH, but it is a pre-broadcast master GDH CD that I got from a friend at a radio station, so there is no broadcast generation. I edited out the Gans voiceover. I feel this qualifies as "pre-FM", though maybe some may disagree.) Drums cuts into Space 
 04/30/88 Frost Amphitheatre
Palo Alto, CA 
 3 cdr      Source: Healy Ultramatrix...seems like mostly sbd in the mix with a hint of audience. Sick nonetheless. Thanks always to the childo for the fine seed. Any problems email lemon2@squirming.co.il 
 07/02/88 Oxford Plains Speedway
Oxford, ME 
 3 cdr      fits nice on 2 discs if you omit drums  
 09/22/88 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      eptember 22, 1988 Madison Square Garden New Nork, NY SBD + AUD Matrix 2 Source Mix(42%-SBD/58%-AUD) Set 1: d1t01 - Shakedown Street d1t02 - New Minglewood Blues d1t03 - Candyman d1t04 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t05 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t06 - To Lay Me Down d1t07 - Cassidy d1t08 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - China Cat Sunflower d2t02 - I Know You Rider d2t03 - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues d2t04 - Estimated Prophet d2t05 - Eyes Of The World d2t06 - Drums d3t01 - Space d3t02 - I Need A Miracle d3t03 - Dear Mr. Fantasy > d3t04 - Hey Jude d3t05 - Turn On Your Love Light Encore: d3t06 - Brokedown Palace Audio Information: Original SBD (shnid=5290) Soundboard>Master Cassette>DAT>CD Seeded by Charlie Miller Converted to SHN and treed by Frank Venezia Original AUD (shnid=124922) Master Audience Recorded By Fitzy, Transfer By Keo Nakamichi CM300/CP4 Shotguns > Sony TC-D5M, Tapes Maxell MX-90's Transfer With Nakamichi MR-1 > Korg MR-1000 @ 1 Bit/5.6 MHz Tracking/Sample Rate Conversion With AudioGate Software To 32/96 kHz Wave Dithered/Flacked With Korg Aqua To 16/44 SBE's Checked/Fixed With Trader's Little Helper Metadata Tagging With Tag&Rename Both SBD and AUD patched with: AUD (shnid = 89048) AUD: Nakamichi CM300's w/CP4 shotguns > patched thru one Sony D5 > Sony TC-D5M > Maxell MX90's, no Dolby. Mics on 7-foot stand in OTS. Transfer: MAC > Nakamichi DR-8 (no Dolby) > Audiophile 2496 analog > Soundforge > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC. Taped and transferred by Andrew F. --------------------------------------------------------- - Mixed by kevtobin@yahoo.com - FLAC conversion 07-JUL-2015 - Trader Little Helper - Tagged 07-JUL-2015 - Tag&Rename --------------------------------------------------------- <a href="/shn/133699">Source Detail</a> 
 09/24/88 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  with mick taylor , suzanne vega, and hall & oats but missing encore  
 12/31/88 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  with clarence clemons on sax ....Bertha Remaster of Healy SBD Mix by jashley@deadacated.com SBD(Healy Mix)>>PCM>>DAT>>DALCardDeluxe>>WAV>>CDA>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA - Sound A+ Healy Mix = SBD+AKG C 424b mic. .....From the original text file: There were balloons popping throughout the show, especially the Second Set. Some of the more intrusive ones were reduced in volume or removed.  
 03/31/89 Greensboro Coliseum
Greensboro, NC 
 2 cdr      source: sbd>cass>dat>cd>eac>wav>shn>wav>shn...... Notes: Could be more than one Cass in the lineage. A bit hazy. Have a better lineage? Would sure be appreciated if ya'd circ it : ) Drums> Space was one track. Recut via CDWav. ConverSHN Notes: DAE (EAC: High, Secure, Offset Corrected) all track quality 100% All sector boundaries verified using SHNTOOL. SHN(seekable) using mkwACT0.97 via eD - 04/15/03 Another installment of The Music Never Stopped Project! Thanks to R.Hansen for the seeds. 
 05/07/89 Frost Amphitheatre
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr       
 06/21/89 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 3 cdr      with clarence clemons on sax... NATIONAL PAY-PER-VIEW BROADCAST **THIS IS NOT THE FM OR TV BROADCAST SOURCE** Satellite uplink > Houston Tracker 8+ C-Band Satellite receiver w/ Video Cipher II digital descrambler (on Galaxy 3, Transponder 21) > JVC HR-S8000U Super VHS (SP) > Fostex D5 DAT (analog in) @ 44.1 kHz > Turtle Beach Fiji > .WAV (normalized to -0.03 dB using Sound Forge 5.0) > .SHN (w/ seek tables appended) Tracks split using CDWAV; all sector boundaries verified using SHNtool no edits were performed on the original broadcast source Drums (d2t07) and Space (d3t01) can be joined for a seamless transition Transfers by Vern White <vern@mountaincable.net> April 2003 4.22.03 - Used Cool Edit Pro 2.0 to patch/crossfade Brokedown Palace with Jack Schlottman's FM > MC > CDR source - Doug Nawrocki 
 07/18/89 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 3 cdr      fits nicely on 2 discs if you skip drums 
 10/08/89 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr      SBD> Master Cass>DAT>CD>EAC>SHN...... Flaws in 10/8/89 D1T01 Foolish Heart 3:02 DO, maybe 1 second D1T02 Wlakin' Blues 6:17 DO, Maybe 1 second.............AWBYGN is broken into two tracks , second part is from alt sbrd source...  
 10/09/89 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr      Notes: Billed as "Formerly The Warlocks" "Feel Like A Stranger" appears on the commercially released "Without A Net" Last "Dark Star": 7-13-84 Last "Attics Of My Life": 9-27-72 Lineage: SBD > PCM (analog output) > D > D > D > D Any/all editing, fades, NR, hiss elimination, phase shifting/"time smear" correction, jitter elimination, and +/-2 dB max. EQ were performed using 100% digital-only processing (24-bit/96 kHz data stream) at Serafin Station Studio B Seeded to Etree by Patrick Murphy (patrick_e_murphy@yahoo.com) February 2002 Thanks to Jay Serafin for the disks and the priviledge of seeding them! 
 10/16/89 Meadowlands Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 2 cdr     A+  "Nightfall of Diamonds" official release 
 03/15/90 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 3 cdr     A+  terrapin limited edition commercial release 
 09/16/90 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #9 
 09/20/90 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Bertha Remaster of the digital sbd. SBD>>Dat>>(*)>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA - Sound A+..... Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com on September 9, 2002. The disc 2 to disc 3 change is made between Space and Dark Star with no fades to make rejoining clean and easy when moving to larger media........ (*)From Charlie's original text file: Lineage: ------- SBD -> Dat -> Samplitude -> Cool Edit Pro -> SHN (2 Discs SHN / 3 Discs Audio) Transfer Info: ------------- Dat (Sony R500) -> Behringer UltraMatch SRC2000 -> M-Audio Dio 2448 -> Compaq Presario 5452 Editing Info: ------------ Recorded with Samplitude 2496 v6.0 Edited with Cool Edit Pro v2.0 (Fades, Normalized to 98% Prior to tracking) Tracked with CDWave v1.71 Converted to SHN with MKW v0.97 Beta1 Transfer and editing done by Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net 9/7/02  
 10/19/90 Internationales Congress Centrum
Berlin, Germany 
 3 cdr     A-  Grateful Dead Internationales Congress Centrum Berlin, Germany October 19, 1990 Source: Audience Master Cassette Nakamichi 300’s Cardioids > Marantz PMD-430 > Sony Walkman Pro D-6 w/Dolby B Tapers: Alf Houck and Robert Wright Location: Taper’s Section Media Maxell MX-90, MX-100 Transfer: Nakamichi DR-1 > Edirol UA-5 > USB > WaveLab 5.0 @ [24/96] Mastering with: iZotope Ozone 3 > CD Wave > r8brain [16/44.1] > TLH > FLAC Transfer and Mastered by Bill Koucky February 20, 2008 Green Mountain Bros. Disc 1 67:37 1st Set: 1. Let The Good Times Roll > 2. Shakedown Street > 3. Little Red Rooster 4. Brown Eyed Women 5. Mama Tried > 6. Mexicali Blues 7. Row Jimmy 8. Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 9. Deal Disc 2 55:14 2nd Set: 1. Tuning 2. Scarlet Begonias > 3. Fire On The Mountain 4. Looks Like Rain > 5. Terrapin > 6. Drums > Disc 3 42:25 1. Space > 2. The Other One > 3. Wharf Rat > 4. Around & Around > 5. Sugar Magnolia Encore: 6. It’s All Over Now Baby Blue Mastering Notes: Discs 2 and 3 are seamless. Patch source shn12892 used for tape flips after Mexicali Blues and during Drums. Pause before encore on both sources, crossfade was applied.  <a href="/shn/90094">Source Detail</a> 
 10/20/90 Internationales Congress Centrum
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "berlin 1990" 
 10/27/90 The Zenith
Paris, France 
 3 cdr      Source: SBD Lineage: DAT> CD> SHN.... Notes: A little blurble at 0:09 of Crazy Fingers, about 1/4 second. A cut at the beginning of drums, about 1:00 in. Impossible to tell how long, but the drums segment is fairly long, so I'm guessing the cut is negligible. Drums and space are not cut between them and may be reassembled seamlessly. The levels in Stella Blue are pretty low. Decided not to attempt a fix for 1 or 2 dB...An insufferably long NFA chant was left, against all of my better judgment, on the end of d3t5. That's what the "Skip" button is for. Thanks to Tommy Danscuk for the discs. Seeded by Peter Braverman (braverman@earthlink.net), May 2002..  
 10/31/90 Wembley Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg " werewolves of wembley"....drums and space omitted 
 12/31/90 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      with branford marsalis....liberated bootleg " new years eve 1990" .....drums and space omitted includes "white wheleled limo" from rob wasserman trio opener 
 06/25/91 Sandstone Ampitheatre
Bonner Springs, KS 
 2 cdr    A-  liberated bootleg "comes a time for all" 
 08/18/91 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  missing encore 
 09/09/91 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       
 09/10/91 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      entire show with Branford Marsalis....Source: DSBD>DATs>CDRs>EAC>SHN....Shorten encoded by dnsacks@usa.ne...  
 09/20/91 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      Unknown SBD source. Hosted by tol.etree.org; seeded via bittorrent by Tony G.  
 09/21/91 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      SBD->DAT->CDR->EAC->SHN 
 09/25/91 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #17 
 09/26/91 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      SBD(1)>DAT>CD>EAC>CDWAVE>MKWACT>SHN Source Note: (1) - This may be a digital soundboard. There is no wow and flutter in Eyes of the World as existed in older versions of the 9/26/91 SBD. Thanks to an old friend Dougal Donaldson for providing me with the source DATS some years back. Listener reports probably one cassette generation. Discs 2 and 3 are seamless. ..........Transfers and conversions all done by JR Fishman fishmanj_98@yahoo.com Somewhere in rural Westchester County (formerly of NY, NY) December 15, 2003  
 06/20/92 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr     A-  leberated bootleg "tomorrow never knows" ...with bruce hornsby on accordian and steve miller ...space+drums omitted to enable show to fit on 2 discs  
 12/16/92 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  dick's picks #27 
 02/23/93 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      With Ornette Coleman on sax ....... SBD > DAT > Sonic Solutions (for phase correction) > CD .md5 and .shn created by Mike Hall (myko@well.com) 
 03/24/93 Dean Smith Center
Chapel Hill, NC 
 2 cdr      lucy in the sky with diamonds encore 
 10/14/94 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       As best I can determine, the lineage is: Sbd > C > Dat > CDR > EAC > CDR > EAC > Shn Thanks to JP Bruynes for the discs Seeded by Chris Perkins 3/2002  
 07/09/95 Soldier Field
Chicago, IL 
 2      cdr  Grateful Dead's Final Show........Source: DSBD (pre FM) (@48kHz) Conversion: D8 > Waveterminal 2496 (@44.1kHz - Real Time Resample) > Soundforge 5.0 > CD Wave > mkwACT Soundforge Notes: -Fades added at beginning and end of sets -Patch of last three tracks applied. **Seek Tables Appended** Conversion by jason@spreadwidepanic.com...... Notes: I know there are at least 3 other versions of this .shn that are currently circulating. I have not heard them all but I do know that this is superiour to the ones that have DAE in lineage and have some minor skips throughout. Also this source does not have the chunck of digi in Corrina like some do. Disc 2 Tracks 5,6 & 7 are patched in with the following source: dsbd (pre-fm)>dat>spdif>cdr>eac>shn (My DAT had a few errors in these tracks) There are 3 digital tones during Box of Rain. They appear to be from the Soundboard and are present on every version I have heard.  

 09/07/69 The Family Dog
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  dead's set only.... fits nice at end of 3/26/73 disc 4 

 04/27/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Received in trade. 1 deal 2 me and my uncle 3 birdsong 4 playing in the band 5 direwolf 6 searchin' (with the beach boys) 7 riot in cell block 9 (with the beach boys) 8 good vibrations (with the beach boys) 9 i get around (with the beach boys) 10 okie from muskogee (with the beach boys) 11 johnny b. goode (with the beach boys) 12 sing me back home 13 uncle john's band 

 06/05/94 The Garage
Barcelona, Spain 
 1 cdr      GREEN DAY THE GARAGE BARCELONA SPAIN JUNE-5-1994 WESTWOOD ONE MASTER CD PRE FM FROM THE COLLECTION OF KRW_CO LINEAGE WW1 IN CONCERT SERIES MASTER CD TO EAC/WAV TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR RE-TRACKING EDITING OF ADS KRW TRANSFER TO CDR TO EAC SECURE MODE TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 THE BAND BILLIE JOE ARMSTRONG GUITAR VOCALS MIKE DIRNT BASS VOCALS TRE COOL DRUMS VOCALS SETLIST 1 INTRO/WELCOME TO PARADISE 2 ONE OF MY LIES 3 CHUMP 4 LONGVIEW 5 BURN OUT 6 ONLY OF YOU 7 WHEN I COME AROUND 8 2000 LIGHT YEARS AWAY 9 GOING TO PASALACQUA 10 BASKET CASE 11 PAPER LANTERNS 12 EYE OF THE TIGER/PAPER LANTERNS REPRISE PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT. AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY. THANK YOU AND AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO  
 02/03/98 Elysée Montmartre
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      reen Day - A Day Out In Paris Source: Silver CD (A Day Out In Paris) > EAC > FLAC (level 8) Recorded live February 3, 1998 at Elysée Montmartre in Paris, France 01 Welcome to Paradise 02 Geek Stink Breath 03 Nice Guys Finish Last 04 Hitchin' A Ride 05 The Grouch 06 Chump / Longview 07 2,000 Light Years Away 08 Brain Stew 09 Jaded 10 Knowledge 11 Basket Case 12 She 13 F.O.D. (Fuck Off and Die) 14 Paper Lanterns 15 Scattered 16 Prosthetic Head 17 When I Come Around 18 Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) 

 04/03/73 Jazz Workshop
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Grover Washington Jr Quartet - Boston, Ma 1973-04-03 FM, CTI Era (Jazamo Fix) A fan of the early 70's C.T.I. Record label, it was a time when I became passionate about all styles of Jazz. I thought I'd share some CTI era artists that have been posted previously in Dime. Here's a rare Grover Washington jr show recorded in Boston for WBCN radio performing his 1st set of the night in the spring of 1973. Grover's solo career started with KUDU / CTI records when Hank Crawford missed a session date as a leader, and Creed Taylor gave Grover a shot. This show features his early talents as a saxaphonist and a leader. This set smokes, and includes 4 songs Grover never recorded in the studio (Unknown 1 & 2), Invitation (Bronsilaw Kaper), & MR. P.C. (John Coltrane), plus one of the earliest performances by bassist Charles Fambrough. All Praise to the original seeders Carville / Allsoundz and recordist Neil Cronin, and as always Your Comments Are Appreciated!!! Grover Washington Jr. Quartet The Jazz Workshop Boston, MA April 3, 1973 Grover Washington Jr. - Soprano, Alto, & Tenor Saxophones Bill Meek - Fender Rhodes piano Charles Fambrough - Electric & Acoustic bass Daryl Brown - Drums 1) WBCN Intro (:28) 2) Mercy Mercy Me (8:46) 3) (Unknown 1) (11:52) 4) Lover Man (7:23) 5) Invitation - Bass Solo (10:44) 6) Mr. P.C. (6:36) 7) Ain't No Sunshine (12:51) 8) (Unknown 2) / band into's/ Set End (3:48) 9) WBCN Outro (1:03) original transfer: FM broadcast > master reel tape > 1st gen reel played back on Akai GX4000D > Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from 1st gen reel (recorded by NC) Jazamo Fixes: With Audacity split first and Last songs to make separate WBCN radio into / outro tracks-1 & 9, plus added fade in / out to these tracks. Also remove pops on tracks 4,5,& 6. Artwork created by Scooter123. Original Flac > Wav > Jazamo fixes > alighn sectors > Flac > Check Decode > traders little helper All the best in Music! Jazamo (June 2012) 

 ??/??/39 Unplugged
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr      Unplugged ************ Silver CD > wav > FLAC Frontend (Level 8) Tracks 1 - 6: 7.16.93, Buenos Aires Tracks 7 - 11: 10.30.87, New York 1. Dead Flowers 2. You Ain't the First 3. You're Crazy 4. Used to Love Her 5. Patience & Imagine 6. Knocking On Heaven's Door 7. One in a Million 8. Used to Love Her 9. Patience 10. Mr. Brownstone 11. Move to the City 
 10/30/87 CBGB
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Unplugged ************* Silver CD > wav > FLAC Frontend (Level 8) Tracks 1 - 6: 7.16.93, Buenos Aires Tracks 7 - 11: 10.30.87, New York 1. Dead Flowers 2. You Ain't the First 3. You're Crazy 4. Used to Love Her 5. Patience & Imagine 6. Knocking On Heaven's Door 7. One in a Million 8. Used to Love Her 9. Patience 10. Mr. Brownstone 11. Move to the City 
 02/02/88 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Guns N' Roses Bootleg Name : Silver Bullet - Live At The Ritz 1988-02-02 Lineage - Silver Bullet Bootleg - EAC - WAV - SHN - dBpoweramp - Flac Ex+ Soundboard This is the full concert from first to last song from the Ritz show 88, Audio is not from the official Live At The Ritz VHS. No *beeps* in this one and both Mama Kin and Rocket Queen are on this bootleg. The Audio is really great. 1. It's So Easy 2. Mr. Brownstone 3. Somebody out to get me 4. Sweet Child O' Mine 5. My michelle 6. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 7. Welcome To The Jungle 8. Night train 9. Paradise city 10. Mama kin 11. Rocketqueen Cover in the folder.  
 12/07/88 Nakano Sunplaza Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Guns N' Roses ''Self Destruct Era'' (complete and new remastered edition) [2006] Metal Sword Records (MS CD 448/49) Nakano Sunplaza - Tokyo, Japan December 7th, 1988 W. Axl Rose [vocals] Slash [lead guitar] Izzy Stradlin [rhythm guitar] Duff McKagan [bass guitar] Steven Adler [drums] Disc 1 + Disc 2 Tracks 01-08: Soundboard recording (A+ quality) Disc 2 Track 09: Audience Source Mix (very good quality) Disc 2 Track 10: Audience Source (very good quality) Original CD-R's > Exact Audio Copy > WAV > FLAC Frontend [Level 8] Frequency Analysis, EAC Extracion Logfiles, MD5 File and FLAC Fingerprints included in this torrent Disc 1/2 (41:23) 01- People Who Died [Intro] (0:41) 02- You're Crazy (5:12) 03- It's So Easy (4:01) 04- Move To The City (4:09) 05- Mr. Brownstone (4:37) 06- Out Ta Get Me (5:02) 07- I Was Only Joking / Patience (8:12) 08- Rocket Queen [w/ Steven Adler Drum Solo] (9:29) Disc 2/2 (59:45) 01- Slash's Guitar Solo (2:51) 02- Welcome To The Jungle (6:21) 03- My Michelle (4:01) 04- Band Introduction (2:31) 05- Only Women Bleed [intro] / Knockin' On Heaven's Door (10:10) 06- Nightrain (8:15) 07- Sweet Child O' Mine (6:46) 08- Used To Love Her (4:56) 09- Mama Kin [Audience Source Mix] (4:32) 10- Paradise City [Audience Source] (9:22) DO NOT SELL THIS RECORDING estebanf http://misitio.fibertel.com.ar/estebanfbootlegs/ 
 06/06/92 Hippodrome De Vincennes
Paris, France 
 3 cdr      Guest appearances by Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Lenny Kravitz , and on the prior nights filler , Jeff Beck ......SOURCE: Stereo soundboard LINEAGE: Silver CDs > EAC > FLAC files FORMAT: FLAC BOOTLEG TITLE: Le Paris (Aces High) FILESIZE: 1.10GB TOTAL RUNNING TIME: CD1: 1h03min.03s. CD2: 1h00min.54s. CD3: 0h42min.16s. PERFORMERS: W. Axl Rose on Lead Vocals Slash on Lead Guitar Gilby Clarke on Rythm Guitar and Background Vocals Duff McKagan on Bass and Background Vocals Matt Sorum on Drums Dizzy Reed on Keyboards...... disc 3 includes tracks from 6/5/92 as filler. NOTES: Interesting Aces High release. It contains the whole, complete Paris Vincennes '92 show, including even the rehearsals (Jeff Beck on guitar!). Good sound, supposedly from a new source (but you know bootleg companies...). The sound quality is about the same as "Say Your Prayers" so if you already have it, it's up to decide if you want to download this release or not. I still think it's a good one, maybe for completists and for those who don't have the rehearsals with a good sound. Either way, I hope you'll like it. If you don't have this show at all, grab it, it really is worth the download!!  
 12/05/92 Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti
Buenos Aires, Argentina 
 2 cdr      RockPhantom & Limulus Present "Night of the Livid Red Head..." Guns N' Roses Buenos Aires, Argentina December 5th, 1992 Estadio River Plate 100% PURE SOUNDBOARD! *DEFINITIVE EDITION* The band that took the stage at the beginning of the Use your Illusion tour in May of 1991 was a very different Guns N' Roses than the group that was set to explode in South America on this hot December night of 1992.... The 1992 Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion World Tour that featured a full ensemble of backing singers, an all female horn section, and additional keyboard player/emulator made a perilous stop in the crown city of Argentina, Buenos Aires, on December 5, 1992 at Estadio River Plate. In order to protect his band and crew from the wild Argentine crowd, the irrepressible W. Axl Rose stopped the show twice, in an effort to prevent yet another riot. Riots in both St Louis and Montreal during the 1991-1992 road show marathon left a black eye on GN'R's legacy, as well as further solidified their reputation as the "Most Dangerous Band In The World". Thankfully, South America's loyal GN'R followers, respected the wishes of their idols, and calm was restored. Guns N' Roses rewarded their faithful Argentine fans by closing the mammoth 26 month Use Your Illusion Tour on July 17, 1993 at Estadio River Plate in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This classic South American performance features the entire 1992 Guns N' Roses touring cast in all of their Guns N' Glory! Regarded by many fans as the greatest pure soundboard GN'R bootleg of all time, this wild show forever shines as a true document of the LIVE Guns N' Fuckin' Roses Experience! Digitally edited (Enhanced & Retracked) from the original Welcome to the Rumour Jungle silver factory pressed discs in early 2005 by Limulus, for the ultimate in quality! All other versions of this show should be promptly thrown in the trash... Long live the Legend of Guns N' Fuckin'Roses!! Band Line Up: W. Axl Rose: Vocals Slash: Lead Guitar Duff McKagan: Bass Matt Sorum: Drums Gilby Clarke: Rhythm Guitar Dizzy Reed: Keyboards & Percussion Backing Musicians: Teddy 'Zig Zag' Andreadis: Keyboards,Background Vocals,Emulation Roberta Freeman: Background Vocals Diane Jones: Background Vocals 976-Horns: Lisa Maxwell CeCe Worrall Anne King REQ: Any Rick James material!! I already have Rockpalast 82 on DVD and Flac format, so anything else (or mint upgrades) would be greatly appreciated! REQ: Any TESLA recordings! Especially audio from the Psychotic Supper and Bust A Nut tours. I do have all of the Tesla shows shared on EZT/DIME over the last 10 months, so I don't need any re-seeds. However, I am interested in all Tesla shows that were on STG at one time. In particular, there was one Tesla gig from 07-07-92 which was seeded on STG, that I would like to obtain. Thanks!! REQ: If anyone has any good Journey or Steve Perry boots such as the "Rubicon Reproduction" series, please share them! Info compiled by: Milan Febuary 20, 2005 http://listen.to/hardrockcdrs Originally seeded on dimeadozen.org July 23rd, 2005 Total Size of Torrent 799MB Lineage = Welcome To The Rumour Jungle 2CD [Silvers] -> EAC [secure] -> WAV -> dED -> FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 [level8] Digitally Edited by LIMULUS! CD1: 64:20 01 - Intro (0:18) 02 - Welcome to The Jungle (4:58) 03 - Mr. Brownstone (5:06) 04 - Live And Let Die (3:57) 05 - Attitude (3:36) 06 - Blues Jam #1 (8:28) 07 - Yesterdays (3:21) 08 - Axl Speech (1:31) 09 - Double Talkin' Jive (7:35) 10 - Civil War (9:09) 11 - Wild Horses [Intro] (2:35) 12 - Patience (7:09) 13 - Nightrain #1 (1:53) 14 - Break #1 (1:26) 15 - Nightrain #2 (3:18) CD2: 71:11 01 - It's Alright [Intro] (6:29) 02 - November Rain (9:47) 03 - Band Intro + Drum Solo (6:14) 04 - You Could Be Mine #1 (3:10) 05 - Break #2 (2:53) 06 - You Could Be Mine #2 (3:12) 07 - Blues Jam #2 (3:53) 08 - The Godfather [Theme] (3:25) 09 - Sweet Child O' Mine (7:18) 10 - Only Women Bleed [Intro] (2:18) 11 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (9:33) 12 - Don't Cry (4:32) 13 - Mother [Intro] (0:50) 14 - Paradise City (7:00) 15 - Outro (0:37) ***DO NOT SELL*** ***DO NOT ENCODE TO LOSSY*** ***DO NOT SHARE WITHOUT THIS INFO*** 
 07/17/93 Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti
Buenos Aires, Argentina 
 2 cdr      Guns N Roses July 17, 1993 "Live in Argentina" Estadio River Plate Buenos Aires, Argentina Liberated Bootleg Conversion: Original silver cds>EAC(secure)>Shorten v3.5.1>SHN Coversion by: alexander421@lycos.com Quality: Excellent Broadcast/Soundboard ********************************* DO NOT CONVERT THIS TO MP3 ********************************* Disc 1: 01. It's So Easy 02. Mr. Brownstone 03. Live and Let Die 04. Welcome to the Jungle 05. Atittude 06. Double Talkin' Jive 07. Dead Flowers (Rolling Stones Cover) 08. You Ain't The First 09. You're Crazy 10. Used to Love Her 11. Medley: Patience/Imagine 12. Knockin' on Heaven's Door Disc 2: 01. November Rain 02. Dead Horse 03. Drum Solo 04. You Could Be Mine 05. Slash Solo/Godfather's Theme Song 06. Sweet Child of Mine 07. Don't Cry 08. Mother 09. Paradise City Note: This is the 2nd to last show of the old GNR lineup also trax 7-12 on disc one are acoustic amazing performances during the acoustic set also rare performance of dead flowers and dead horse Road House Blues is teased after Double Talkin' Jive 
 11/22/02 Mellon Arena
Pittsburgh, PA 
 2 cdr      Guns N' Roses ''Pittsburgh Spundboard'' Mellon Arena - Pittsburgh, PA November 22nd, 2002 W. Axl Rose [vocals, piano] Robin Finck [guitar] Richard Fortus [guitar] Buckethead [guitar] Tommy Stinson [bass] Dizzy Reed [keyboards, piano, percussion] Chris Pitman [keyboards, SFX] Brain [drums] Sound Quality: A+ dSBD [incomplete] > ? > CDR > WAV > dED > WAV > CDR > WAV > FLAC All editing by jm78: www.GNRontour.com Total Running Time: 108:29 Frequency analysis, MD5 checksum container, FLAC Fingerprints and M3U Audio File included in this torrent. Disc 1/2 (64:31) 01- Intro (1:36) 02- Welcome To The Jungle (5:10) 03- It's So Easy (3:26) 04- Mr. Brownstone (4:16) 05- Live And Let Die (3:28) 06- Knockin' On Heaven's Door (5:56) 07- Think About You (4:39) 08- You Could Be Mine (6:09) 09- Robin Finck Guitar Solo (1:16) 10- Sweet Child O' Mine (6:09) 11- Out Ta Get Me (5:24) 12- Madagascar (6:40) 13- Piano Solo (2:14) 14- November Rain (8:08) Disc 2/2 (44:09) 01- Band Introductions (1:20) 02- Buckethead Guitar Solo (7:53) 03- Rocket Queen (6:48) 04- The Blues (5:06) 05-.Axl Talking (1:13) 06- Patience (7:02) 07- Chinese Democracy (3:35) 08- Nightrain (7:13) 09- Robin Finck Guitar Solo (2:34) 10- Paradise City [cut] (1:26) Special thanks to BP @ www.GunsNRoses.us www.ChineseDemocracy.com // JohnM www.GNRontour.com DO NOT SELL THIS RECORDING estebanf http://misitio.fibertel.com.ar/estebanfbootlegs/ 
 11/24/02 Gund Arena
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Guns N' Roses Gund Arena - Cleveland, OH November 24th, 2002 Opening acts: CKY, Mix Master Mike Attendance: 9,500 The Band: W. Axl Rose [vocals, piano] Robin Finck [guitar, backing vocals] Richard Fortus [guitar] Buckethead [guitar] Tommy Stinson [bass guitar, backing vocals] Dizzy Reed [keyboards, piano, percussion, backing vocals] Chris Pitman [keyboards, SFX] Brain [drums] Source: DSBD > ? > CDR > CDR2 Transfer: CDR2 > EAC [secure, offset corrected] > WAV > dED > FLAC level 8 Combined Size 385,53 MB (33% Compressed) Original Size 571,47 MB Combined Length 56 minutes 36 seconds Channels 2 (stereo) Sample Rate 44,1 KHz{CR} Sample Size 16 bit Average Bit Rate 1,411 kbps 01- Welcome to the Jungle [cuts in] (2:19) 02- It’s So Easy (3:16) 03- Mr. Brownstone (3:45) 04- Axl Rant (0:36) 05- Live And Let Die (2:57) 06- Knockin On Heavens Door (5:42) 07- Think About You (4:02) 08- You Could Be Mine (5:33) 09- Axl Rant (0:59) 10- Robin Finck Guitar Solo / Sweet Child O’ Mine (7:00) 11- Madagascar (5:34) 12- Out Ta Get Me (4:15) 13- Piano Solo / November Rain (10:09) Notes: One of three incomplete soundboard recordings obtained during the 2002 Guns N Roses tour. [www.GNRontour.com] notes: The band hit the stage around 9:45 p.m. After 'You Could Be Mine,' Axl talks to a fan named Steven in the front row for about 30 seconds. [www.htgth.com] Axl's in a very talkative mood tonight. He talks to a fan in the front row because he looked bummed out, turns out the fan was having a great time. When introducing Richard, he told a story about Richard's first audition with the band. After it Richard flew back home and at the airport someone ran up to him and said "Hey Izzy, can I get your autograph?". Axl took that as a good omen and signed Richard. Later on in the show Axl talked about singing in the church choir as a kid and how this was not quite what they expected him to end up doing. Included in this torrent: - Detailed information File 

 07/09/88 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 2 cdr      Daryl Hall and John Oates Shoreline Ampitheater Mountainview, CA us July 9, 1988 I: 1. downtown life 2. everything your heart desires 3. say it isn't so 4. rich girl 5. your kiss is on my list 6. possession obsession 7. everytime you go away 8. method of modern love 9. family affair >talking all night 10. can't go for that II 1. out of touch 2. rockability 3. missed opportunity 4. sarah smile 5. she's gone > 6. wait for me 7. maneater 8. adult education 9. dreams come true 10. love train 11. hot fun in the summertime setlist courtesy etree, I'm not familiar with some of the songs  
 10/14/88 Tokyo Dome
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Hall & Oates Tokyo Dome Tokyo, Japan Oct. 14, 1988 Excellent soundboard recording (taken from master mix-down tapes!) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 101. Downtown Life 102. Everything Your Heart Desires 103. Rich Girl 104. Kiss On My List 105. Possession Obsession 106. Everytime You Go Away 107. Keep On Pushin' Love 108. Method Of Modern Love 109. Family Affair 110. Talking All Night 111. I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) 201. Out Of Touch 202. Rockability 203. Missed Opportunity 204. Sara Smile 205. She's Gone 206. Wait For Me 207. Maneater 208. Adult Education 209. You Make My Dreams 210. Private Eyes 211. Realove 212. I Saw Her Standing There Lineage: Cassette master > Nakamichi CR-7A (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * The discs I received from Mexminute had 14 tracks on Disc 1 and the rest on Disc 2; however, since "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" was the last song of the first set, I pushed 3 songs from the end of Disc 1 to the beginning of Disc 2. This way, all of Set 1 is on the first disc, and the second set and encore are on the second disc. * I deleted some extra, unneeded applause at the end of Track 111 and the beginning of Track 201. Using Nero's wave editor, I applied a fade-out on Track 111 and a fade-in on Track 201. * Smoothed out applause/cut between Tracks 208/209 Joining Daryl Hall & John Oates in this show are: Tom "T-Bone" Wolk - bass Mike Klvana - keyboards Bobby Mayo - keyboards Tony Beard - drums Mark Rivera - saxaphone Pat Buchanan - guitar (Instruments played per http://www.hallandoates.com.de/HallandOates_Band.htm) About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish January 2009  
 07/16/91 Jones Beach
Wantagh, NY 
 2 cdr      Hall & Oates (acoustic show) Jones Beach Wantagh, NY (USA) July 16, 1991 Excellent digital soundboard recording (from DAT master) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 101. Out Of Touch 102. Say It Isn't So 103. Family Man 104. Starting All Over Again 105. Change Of Season 106. She's Gone 107. One On One 108. Don't Hold Back Your Love 109. Everytime You Go Away 110. Las Vegas Turnaround 111. Only Love 112. Camellia 113. Wait For Me 201. Abandoned Luncheonette 202. I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) 203. Sara Smile 204. Maneater 205. Band intro 206. So Close 207. Crowd applause 208. Rich Girl 209. Hot Fun In The Summertime Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * After listening to this terrific show a number of times, I was continually frustrated by the fact that Disc 1 had some volume discrepancies amongst its tracks. Specifically, the volume on Tracks 101-102 and Tracks 110-112 seemed disproportionately low compared to the other tracks found on Disc 1. After agonizing over the decision to alter RS' original files or not, I decided on a reasonable compromise: I'll adjust them, but I'll include both the volume-adjusted tracks (which I think sound better) AND the original, non-volume-adjusted tracks (for the purists out there who want the unaltered versions). That way, everyone's happy--and the inclusion of the 5 unaltered tracks, which adds only 109 MB to the torrent, is not prohibitive by any means. This way, YOU can decide if you prefer the altered versions or not. (The volume-adjusted versions are in the main torrent folder; the unaltered versions of the 5 tracks are in a separate subfolder within the main torrent folder.) * In reference to the point above, the following volume adjustments were made on Disc 1: Essentially all of Tracks 101-102 were increased +2dB, and essentially all of Tracks 110-112 were increased +4dB. In addition, since the between-song chatter found between Tracks 110-111 and Tracks 111-112 was difficult to hear, the volume of those sections was increased even more so that it would be easier to hear. No volume adjustments were needed on Disc 2. * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Removed extremely small glitch at 1:38 mark of Track 108 Show notes: This tour was in support of the duo's "Change of Season" album. A review of the album (posted on this website: http://popdose.com/tag/john-oates/): "'Change of Season' was promoted as Hall & Oates' return to their "acoustic" roots--their 1991 tour was even named 'Acoustic Power'--but that's more than a little misleading. Though there are certainly plenty of acoustic guitars here, 'Season' is propped up with a plethora of various synths and other production trinkets. It's about as 'unplugged' as anything calling itself 'unplugged' in 1990." I'd say this "acoustic" show can be summarized in the same manner as above. Joining Daryl Hall & John Oates in this show are: Bobby Mayo - keyboards Tom "T-Bone" Wolk - guitar Kasim Sultan - bass Michael Braun - drums Lisa Haney - cello Eileen Ivers - violin Charles DeChant - horns About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish 
 07/04/07 Art Museum Steps
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      HALL & OATES ART MUSEUM STEPS, PHILLY, USA JULY 4, 2007 TV>STAND ALONE BURNER>WAV>FLAC SETLIST: 01. maneater 02. say it isn't so 03. family man 04. method of modern love 05. i'll be around 06. she's gone 07. sara smile 08. i can't go for that 09. rich girl 10. kiss on my list no selling, YES SHARING Enjoy!! 

 03/13/80 Great Northern
Grand Rapids, MI 
 2 cdr      HEAST EAST Great Northern, Grand Rapids, MI March 13th, 1980 SOURCE : EX 1st gen tape, probably from pre-FM station reel ; no commercials - no talking - full applause. LINEAGE : my 1st gen TDK D Type I cassette tape -> Nakamichi Dragon dolby off -> Pioneer PDR 609 stand alone CD burner -> wav -> EAC -> Goldwave for tracks splitting, editing, stereo maxmatching -> Flac Frontend level 8 align on sector boundaries -> FLAC Disc one (0:46:31) 101.Take a hand 102.Man I Wanna Be 103.Keep A Secret 104.Specialty 105.Monkey Shine 106.Get Up And Enjoy Yourself 107.City Of Gold (*) / Fly By Night Lady 108.Feelin' is right 109.Got To Be Real 110.Too late (*) : brief drop out on my master Disc two (0:38:44) 201.Prelude to Creek 202.Jefftown Creek 203.Since You Been Gone 204.Never Been Any Reason 205.Elijah 206.If you knew me better Total time : 1:25:15 ----------------------------------------------------------------- This show is Dime safe ; here is what Belexes (thanks to him !) writes about it : The two live CD's out are: http://www.head-east.com/liveos.html This was recorded in various cities prior to 1980. It was a '79 release. It's a release of their original 70's live album, but in a different running order And http://www.head-east.com/ccv7.html According to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_East This is a compilation of 2 Head East shows, both from Denver, CO in 1980 and 1981. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Seeded by finkployd49 

 07/10/98 Mariahilferplatz
Graz, Austria 
 1 cdr      HERB ELLIS - MUNDELL LOWE QUARTET Mariahilferplatz Graz (Austria) July 10, 1998 ("Jazzsommer Graz") Herb Ellis (g) Mundell Lowe (g,announcements) Steven Keel (b) Andy Flinders (dr) First set: 01. BROADWAY - 8:43 02. A SMOOTH ONE - 5:19 03. GEORGIA ON MY MIND - 4:03 04. PRELUDE TO A KISS - 1:42 05. COTTONTAIL - 5:45 06. SQUEEZE ME - 7:41 07. C JAM BLUES - 3:42 Second set: 08. DON'T BE THAT WAY - 7:28 09. BLUE MONK - 6:53 10. SWEET GEORGIA BROWN - 6:08 11. MEMORIES OF YOU - 6:59 12. MY SHINING HOUR - 7:47 13. UNTITLED BLUES (encore) - 7:16 TT: 79:26 Lineage: SBD (unknown equipment) > MD > Sony MDRec (playback) > Philips CDRec > Nero (flac 8) > HD Sound quality: A (I have edited out several minutes of applause and a few announcements so the complete recorded music fits for one CD) 

 07/02/04 Barbican
London, England 
 2 cdr      Herbie Hancock/Wayne Shorter/Dave Holland/Brian Blade Barbican, London, England; 2nd July 2004 (Radio 3 broadcast 16th July 2004) Herbie Hancock (p) Wayne Shorter (sax) Dave Holland (b) Brian Blade (dr) 1. Radio introduction (2.28) 2. Sonrisa / Pathways / Manhattan Lorelei / Footprints / A Visitor From Somewhere (60.45) 3. Radio voiceover (0.13) 4. Aung San Sun Kyi / Prometheus Unbound / Canteloupe Island (24.35) 5. Radio close (0.12) FM > Naim NAT01 FM tuner > Yamaha HDD/CDR > CDR > FLAC (XAct)  

 06/26/03 Festival International de Jazz de Montreal
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr      Jack DeJohnette, Herbie Hancock & Dave Holland Festival International de Jazz de Montreal Monument-National, Salle Ludger-Duvernay Montreal, Quebec, Canada June 26, 2003 The show was scheduled at 7 p.m. FM broadcast The lineage provided by the original uploader : FM > WAV (SoundForge) > FLAC All the FLAC files were verified with the original md5 checksums and checked for Sector Boundary Errors (SBEs) with FLAC Frontend. No digital audio extraction. Jack DeJohnette - drums Herbie Hancock - piano Dave Holland - acoustic bass Disc 1 (61:24) 01. For All You Are 12:47 02. Seventh D > The Eye Of The Hurricane 24:09 03. Pastel Rhapsody 8:50 04. Shadow Dance 15:39 Disc 2 (25:04) 01. One Finger Snap 13:56 02. Dolphin Dance 11:08 Total time 86:28 518MB  

 12/13/87 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Yellow Cat Records YC 013/014 Soundboard...........cd-r > eac > wav > flac  

 03/27/73 Jazz WorkShop
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Horace Silver Quintet The Jazz Workshop Boston, MA 27 March 1973 FM broadcast > master reel tape > 1st gen reel played back on Akai GX4000D > Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from 1st gen reel (recorded by NC) cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 6) by carville 19 December 2007 total time 48:16 1 Liberated Brother 2 In Pursuit of the 27th Man 3 Big Business Horace Silver - piano Randy Brecker - trumpet Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone Will Lee - bass Al Queen - drums 

 07/21/91 Telluride Midsummer Music Festival
Telluride, CO 
 2 cdr     A+  Recieved in trade.... dsbd mtrx > dat> cdr 

 09/30/88 Paradise Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      An Electric Autumn and Acoustic Spring with Hothouse Flowers Paradise club (celebrating 30 years of rockin' 1977-???) Boston, Mass. U.S.A. September 30, 1988 runtime: 92:07 and Newbury Sound Studios Boston, Mass. U.S.A. April 5, 1989 runtime: 36:48 and 1 track Late Show with David Letterman show (don't go) Ed Sullivan Theater New York City, N.Y. U.S.A. February 28, 1989 runtime: 4:25 total time for all contents: 133:15 performance quality: B+ (maybe better, 2 good inspired shows) recording quality: A (all of this torrent is a clean recording, no problems) source: master FM broadcast tapes lineage: WBCN FM radio > Yamaha 500 reciever > Nakamicki BX-100 cassette deck (My first Nak. a big day in a taper's life is getting the 1st Nak. dolby off) > Maxell XLII cassettes > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrentially yours. A this and that 3 step torrent production. (master > WAV > FLAC > torrent.) setlist: April 5, 1989 Newbury Sound Studio 1: lunchtime satire song > WBCN intro > strange feeling 2: radio intro 3: mountains 4: Willie 5: an Gaelic love song 6: don't go 7; instrumental whistle tune 8: announcer encore break 9: Kansas City 10: Hallelujah Jordan 11: radio announcer outro, instrumental whistle tease and DJ goofing around 12: don't go (Late show with David Letterman Feb. 28, 1989) September 30, 1988 1: radio announcer introduction 2: saved > the older we get 3: it'll be easier in the morning 4: freedom > love don't work this way 5: yes I can 6: see that woman 7: ballad of Katie 8: don't go (cuts in, tape flip) 9: I'm sorry 10: if you're happy 11: Hallelujah Jordan 12: feet on the ground 13: encore break 14: Carrickfergus > tuning > intro of Luka Bloom 15: mountains (with Luka Bloom) 16: if you go > Hydroman (end cuts, most of last song is missing, but it wasn't very long.) comments: The September set is a live broadcast of HHF's 1st ever visit to Boston (2nd U.S. concert). If you were asked who is the only Irish band to sell out their debut Boston concert (anywhere) and broadcast it live, would you guess U-2? If so you would be incorrect. U-2 did 4 sold out shows in 3/81 here, one of which was recorded and broadcasted, but that was not their Boston debut, which I'm told was very sparsely attended! U-2 were more like U-who? back then. (and an opening act) I had barely even heard of Hothouse Flowers when this Paradise show happened, only a couple of songs, especially their 1st big hit in the U.S.A. "don't go". This is NOT to be confused with "Keith don't go" (by Nils Lofgren), different song entirely. There is a flip cut between tracks 7 and 8 just as they go into "don't go" (only a few seconds are missing for it), and the last song cuts. I have a second tape of this somewhere but I cannot locate it and it has only the last about 2 min. of the show, so this is very close to all of it and the sound quality (broadcast and recording) is clear and nice for all of this torrent. I've almost never played these tapes. The Newbury Sound set is just a short one, that set is complete. I thought I'd include it since the Paradise one is too long for 1 disc and these 2 will fit easily on 2. These are the only live recordings I've heard of HHF, the only difference in lineage is the Letterman is a recorded broadcast, Newbury and Paradise both live as it happened. The quality of all is A. No static or recording flaws at all. This kind of music isn't my thing but based on their fans reaction they probably rate this an A performance. Boston has ALOT of Irish people, and the band had a good time with these shows. Most of the music in the Paradise show is from their 1st album. Sorry, no setlist known for this, only 2 titles, don't go and feet on the ground. The Newbury set is an acoustic lunchtime show, 1st track of that is a satire lunchtime song (not a released one) last one is a DJ goofing off after the show, if you want to know why these are included in here, you have to hear it to really understand. If you're one of the many who really like this band, I haven't seen much of their live stuff around and think you would enjoy hearing these recordings. You actually get 3 versions of their biggest hit here (one acoustic) since I also included their appearance on David Letterman show (1 track, audio only) which is their U.S. network TV debut (according to Letterman, who has made that call incorrectly on a couple of occasions), but I think this time, this was their 1st. If you're burning to CD, I recommend disc 1 with tracks 1-12 of the Paradise show which is everything before 1st encore break,(the show is all in one folder and seamless), which comes out to just a bit over 70 min and leaves about 62 minutes for the remainder on disc 2. Do not sell these recordings. Trade freely and losslessly. 
 04/05/89 Newbury Sound Studio
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      An Electric Autumn and Acoustic Spring with Hothouse Flowers Paradise club (celebrating 30 years of rockin' 1977-???) Boston, Mass. U.S.A. September 30, 1988 runtime: 92:07 and Newbury Sound Studios Boston, Mass. U.S.A. April 5, 1989 runtime: 36:48 and 1 track Late Show with David Letterman show (don't go) Ed Sullivan Theater New York City, N.Y. U.S.A. February 28, 1989 runtime: 4:25 total time for all contents: 133:15 performance quality: B+ (maybe better, 2 good inspired shows) recording quality: A (all of this torrent is a clean recording, no problems) source: master FM broadcast tapes lineage: WBCN FM radio > Yamaha 500 reciever > Nakamicki BX-100 cassette deck (My first Nak. a big day in a taper's life is getting the 1st Nak. dolby off) > Maxell XLII cassettes > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrentially yours. A this and that 3 step torrent production. (master > WAV > FLAC > torrent.) setlist: April 5, 1989 Newbury Sound Studio 1: lunchtime satire song > WBCN intro > strange feeling 2: radio intro 3: mountains 4: Willie 5: an Gaelic love song 6: don't go 7; instrumental whistle tune 8: announcer encore break 9: Kansas City 10: Hallelujah Jordan 11: radio announcer outro, instrumental whistle tease and DJ goofing around 12: don't go (Late show with David Letterman Feb. 28, 1989) September 30, 1988 1: radio announcer introduction 2: saved > the older we get 3: it'll be easier in the morning 4: freedom > love don't work this way 5: yes I can 6: see that woman 7: ballad of Katie 8: don't go (cuts in, tape flip) 9: I'm sorry 10: if you're happy 11: Hallelujah Jordan 12: feet on the ground 13: encore break 14: Carrickfergus > tuning > intro of Luka Bloom 15: mountains (with Luka Bloom) 16: if you go > Hydroman (end cuts, most of last song is missing, but it wasn't very long.) comments: The September set is a live broadcast of HHF's 1st ever visit to Boston (2nd U.S. concert). If you were asked who is the only Irish band to sell out their debut Boston concert (anywhere) and broadcast it live, would you guess U-2? If so you would be incorrect. U-2 did 4 sold out shows in 3/81 here, one of which was recorded and broadcasted, but that was not their Boston debut, which I'm told was very sparsely attended! U-2 were more like U-who? back then. (and an opening act) I had barely even heard of Hothouse Flowers when this Paradise show happened, only a couple of songs, especially their 1st big hit in the U.S.A. "don't go". This is NOT to be confused with "Keith don't go" (by Nils Lofgren), different song entirely. There is a flip cut between tracks 7 and 8 just as they go into "don't go" (only a few seconds are missing for it), and the last song cuts. I have a second tape of this somewhere but I cannot locate it and it has only the last about 2 min. of the show, so this is very close to all of it and the sound quality (broadcast and recording) is clear and nice for all of this torrent. I've almost never played these tapes. The Newbury Sound set is just a short one, that set is complete. I thought I'd include it since the Paradise one is too long for 1 disc and these 2 will fit easily on 2. These are the only live recordings I've heard of HHF, the only difference in lineage is the Letterman is a recorded broadcast, Newbury and Paradise both live as it happened. The quality of all is A. No static or recording flaws at all. This kind of music isn't my thing but based on their fans reaction they probably rate this an A performance. Boston has ALOT of Irish people, and the band had a good time with these shows. Most of the music in the Paradise show is from their 1st album. Sorry, no setlist known for this, only 2 titles, don't go and feet on the ground. The Newbury set is an acoustic lunchtime show, 1st track of that is a satire lunchtime song (not a released one) last one is a DJ goofing off after the show, if you want to know why these are included in here, you have to hear it to really understand. If you're one of the many who really like this band, I haven't seen much of their live stuff around and think you would enjoy hearing these recordings. You actually get 3 versions of their biggest hit here (one acoustic) since I also included their appearance on David Letterman show (1 track, audio only) which is their U.S. network TV debut (according to Letterman, who has made that call incorrectly on a couple of occasions), but I think this time, this was their 1st. If you're burning to CD, I recommend disc 1 with tracks 1-12 of the Paradise show which is everything before 1st encore break,(the show is all in one folder and seamless), which comes out to just a bit over 70 min and leaves about 62 minutes for the remainder on disc 2. Do not sell these recordings. Trade freely and losslessly. 

 08/23/73 Ebbets Field
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr     A+  ****************** My notes i think track list is really as follows : 1 Your Love Is Creeping Away From Me 5:23 2 Baby Workout 3:20 3 How Blue Can You Get 6:56 4 What'd I Say 5:33 5 Little Red Rooster 4:50 6 Going Down Slow > Killing Floor 14:13 7 Shake For Me 5:22 8 Instrumental/Band Intros/Goodnights 3:39 with two unknown bonus instrumental tracks at the end ************************************ But this is what I received : Howlin' Wolf at Ebbets Field Denver, CO, USA August 23, 1973 pre-FM > Converted & verified on FLAC Frontend 1.7.1, sector aligned, L8 16 bit Flac Original notes by Chiew: I was listening to this recently & it's just too good to keep it to myself, especially when there's too little Wolf around. Probably sbd or pre-FM. SQ: A+. Beats the pants off recordings in the digital era. Converted & verified on FLAC Frontend 1.7.1, sector aligned, L8. No remastering is required here ;-) 01. Talk To My Baby 5:05 02. I Can't Stop Loving You (Instrumental) 4:41 03. Your Love Is Creeping Away From Me 5:23 04. Baby Workout 3:20 05. How Blue Can You Get 6:56 06. What'd I Say 5:33 07. Little Red Rooster 4:50 08. Going Down Slow > Killing Floor 14:13 09. Shake For Me 5:22 10. Instrumental/Goodnights 3:39 Total time: 59:03 NOTE: "Killing floor fades out at 2:48 and back at 3:00 Howlin' Wolf - Guitar, Vocals Detroit Jr. - Piano, Vocals Hubert Sumlin - Guitar S.P. Leary - Drums Andrew "Shake 'Em" McMahon - Bass Eddie Shaw - Tenor Sax, Vocals  

 02/2?/85 Kabuki Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Here's a vintage 80s Huey show that was uploaded by persic back in Feb. 2007. It left the tracker in June 2007 (due to "exceeding inactivity"), but not before 227 people snapped it up. My thanks again to Mark P. for sharing it with us. Lastly, I have not altered any of the original FLAC files, so if any of you have this already, I encourage you to help seed for others. **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Huey Lewis and The News Kabuki Theatre San Francisco, Ca February 21/22, 1985 Setlist: 01 Intro 02 The Heart Of Rock & Roll 03 Change Of Heart 04 Do You Believe In Love 05 Heart And Soul 06 Walking On A Thin Line 07 Buzz Buzz Buzz 08 Hearts 09 If This Is It 10 I Want A New Drug 11 Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do 12 Tell Me A Little Lie 13 Bad Is Bad 14 Some Of My Lies Are True 15 Workin' For A Livin' 16 Outro source : fm taper : markp  
 03/26/87 Memorial Coliseum
Portland, OR 
 1 cdr       
 01/09/03 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      As it turns out, it was pointed out to me by eeklair that the original torrent (#211041) for this show was 180 degrees out-of-phase (or, in other words, suffered from "phase inversion"). Per "http://ac3filter.net/guides/mixing_matrix_2_phase_inversion": "A negative effect of phase inversion is signal cancellation. When two signals with opposite phase meet they cancel each other," as well as, "Simply, this happens because two waves push air molecules in opposite direction, thus producing no sound at all. This effect is most remarkable at low frequencies and almost unnoticeable at high frequencies, thus total effect is like turning basses off." This new torrent corrects the phase inversion so that the recording is now "in-phase", which means IMPROVED SOUND QUALITY as compared to the original torrent! If any of you who downloaded the original torrent has Cool Edit Pro, here is how you can "fix" those files (instructions courtesy of eeklair): (1) open each file (converted back to wav) in CEP, (2) go to effects/amplitude/channel mixer and select "no mixing", (3) On the left side under each channel there is an 'invert' checkbox. Tick only one of these and the phase inversion will be corrected. I realize many of you don't have Cool Edit Pro or don't want to bother fixing the show on your own, so this phase-corrected version of the show is for you. (I followed eeklair's instructions in order to produce this fixed version. My thanks to him for not only pointing out the problem, but for also being kind enough to provide step-by-step instructions for how to fix it.) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** (Out-of-phase and fixed, in-phase samples are provided so that you can compare.) Here are the original torrent's notes: Huey Lewis and The News Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Jan. 9, 2003 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim Fiesler recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** A few months back, Jim (that's "undiscokidd" on DIME) had mentioned he had a bunch of near-perfect ALD-Soundboard recordings to share but needed someone to upload them on his behalf. That's where I come in. Hopefully this will be the first of several of Jim's fine recordings that I upload here for everyone to enjoy. Setlist: 101. We're Not Here For A Long Time (We're Here For A Good Time) 102. When I Write The Book 103. The Heart Of Rock & Roll 104. Trouble In Paradise 105. The Power Of Love 106. Huey speaks to the audience 107. Plan B > 108. Drum solo > 109. The Rhythm Ranch 110. Perfect World 111. Huey speaks to the audience (includes band intros) 112. Sixty Minute Man (a capella) 201. Bad Is Bad 202. If This Is It 203. Buzz Buzz Buzz 204. Jacob's Ladder 205. Heart And Soul 206. But It's Alright 207. I Want A New Drug > encore break (2:07 of crowd applause) 208. Do You Believe In Love 209. Workin' For A Livin' > encore break (1:40 of crowd applause) 210. Huey thanks the audience 211. Doing It All For My Baby 212. Back In Time Note: Tracks 208-209 were encore #1, tracks 210-212 were encore #2 Interesting trivial facts from this show: 1) When Huey speaks to the audience in track 111, he mentions that the bandmembers all come from the San Francisco Bay area-- and he gets chided by the Tampa Bay Bucs football fans in attendance for being a San Francisco 49ers fan. (The Bucs would host the 49ers in a NFL playoff game three days after this show, so emotions were high, appparently.) 2) Huey says he's a 49ers fan because was "born and raised" in San Francisco. Well, that's not exactly true. According to both Wikipedia and The All-Music Guide, Huey was born Huey Anthony Cregg III in NEW YORK, NY on July 5, 1950. He may have been raised in Marin County (California), but he most definitely was not BORN in San Francisco! 3) As it turned out--three days after this show--the Tampa Bay Buccaneers eliminated Huey's beloved San Francisco 49ers from the NFL playoffs by a score of 31-6, as you can see here: http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/gamecenter/recap/NFL_20030112_SF@TB Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box) DAT > CDR Additional notes: * Deleted 25 seconds of pre-recorded music before start of 1st song (with Nero) * Deleted 20 seconds of audience applause at end of show (again with Nero) * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)-- if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim Fiesler notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm.. The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish September 2008  

 01/30/71 L'Olympia Theatre
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 

 07/03/97 Wiesen Festival
Wiesen, Austria 
 1 cdr      My copy claims the date was 7/27 , but the set list matches this one .........ISAAC HAYES & BAND Live at Jazz Summit in Wiesen/Austria, 1997-07-27 FM BROADCAST>AGFA AUDIO TAPE>Phillips CDR 870>Audio CDR>trade>EAC Secure Rip Flac Frontend, Level 5 SOUND: A- (mp3 samples included) Isaac Hayes: vocals Rest unknown TRACKS: 1 Don't Take Your Love Away 2 Hyperbolic 3 Walk On By 4 You're My Joy 5 Look Of Love 6 Fragile (Sting) 7 Theme of the Shaft 8 The Blues Is Alright ENJOY!!  

 09/??/68 New Penelope Club
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr      J Geils Blues Band New Penelope Club, Montreal, Canada September 1968 Lineage: Peter Wolf's Master Reel 3 3/4ips 1/4 track --> Maxell UD35-90 7 1/2ips 1/4 track (Revox B77) --> Tascam CD-RW2000 --> EAC --> CDWAV --> FLAC 1st Set 1. dust my broom 2. Look over yonder 3. Slow Blues Jam 4. You Don't Love Me 5. Orange Driver 6. Something you got 7. Smokestack lightin' (w/ band intro in middle) 8. Rock me Baby 2nd set 1. Blues Instrumental 2. Somebody's gotta go 3. Help me 4. Peter Wolf Into 5. everythings gonna be alright 6. It hurts me too 7. Black Night 8. Do The Funky Broadway?? (w/ band intro at end) J. Geils - guitar Peter Wolf - vocals Danny Klein - bass Pittsfield Slim aka Magic Dick (Dick Salwitz) - harp Steven Bladd - drums Heads were aligned for optimum playback. I never used noise reduction. As with all Digital releases, this is for free trade or blank media trade only. Not to be bought or sold. Keep the spirit of trading alive and well. Nothing has been edited out or EQ'd.  
 06/27/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      WNEW fm broadcast ... nice sound 
 06/27/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      J. Geils Band June 27, 1971 Fillmore East, NY, NY WNEW-FM Broadcast Goody Pitch-Corrected Remaster 01. Bill Graham Introduction 0:09 02. New York City Breakdown 3:16 03. Wait 3:14 04. First I Look At The Purse 4:39 05. Whammer Jammer 3:11 06. Homework 3:19 07. Pack Fair And Square 2:22 08. Cruisin' For A Love 4:01 09. Serves You Right To Suffer 12:09 10. Hard Drivin' Man 3:46 11. Thank You Staff & Bill Graham 1:50 12. People 0:46 13. It Ain't What You Do (It's How You Do It) 10:15 [ Please note - the track previously known as "14. Outro Jam" is now combined in 13, as it's actually the extended tail end of "It Ain't What You Do" - Goody ] Peter Wolf - voc J. Geils - g Magic Dick - harp Seth Justman - key, voc Daniel Klein - bg, voc Stephan Bladd - dr, voc Original source provided by "superreverb". Thanks!! It's a killer document, and my great pleasure to help restore. Goody's additional lineage - 1/17/10: dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender +47 cents; Retracking) > Trader's Little Helper (FLAC Level 8) > movin', groovin', slippin' & slidin' back on out to the potential masses.. 
 12/16/72 Orlando Sports Arena
Orlando, FL 
 1 cdr     A-  J Geils Band Orlando,FLorida, Orlando Sports Arena Dec 16th 1972 Cassette Master -> Untracked Aiff File -> Soundforge -> FLAC 01 - Crowd > Intro 02 - (Ain't Nothin' But A) Houseparty 03 - Gonna Find Me A New Love 04 - Homework 05 - Pack Fair And Square 06 - First I Look At The Purse 07 - Whammer Jammer 08 - Cruisin For A Love 09 - Serves You Right To Suffer 10 - Looking For A Love 11 - Unknown Track? 12 - Hard Drivin Man Thanks to the taper and seeder of this show  
 12/29/72 Academy Of Music
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      J. Geils Band 1972-12-29 Academy of Music, NY, NY 01 Houseparty 02 Whammer Jammer 03 Give it to Me 04 Jam 05 Back to Get Ya 06 Serves You Right to Suffer 07 Lookin' For a Love FM > reel > 24/96 wav > 16/44.1 wav > SBE corrected > FLAC level 8 From original broadcast ca. 1974. The broadcast also included Slade. 
 04/21/79 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 1 cdr     A-  This is a RE-Seed FROM THE ORIGINAL BROADCAST!!! J. Geils Band 4th. Rockpalast Festival, Grugahalle Essen, Germany, April 21/22, 1979 LINEAGE: Revox / Analog -> MD Kenwood DM-9090 / Digital (Optical fibre connection lead, ODT Toslink <-> ODT Toslink) -> Power Mac G5 / Sound Studio 3.5 -> .aiff / xACT 1.59 -> .flac Band: Peter Wolf - Vocals Seth Justman - Keyboards / Vocals Magic Dick - Harmonica J. Geils - Guitar Daniel Klein - Bass Stephan Bladd - Drums / Vocals Setlist: 71:03 01. Intro (Orginal Announce) 02. Just Can't Stop Me 03 I Could Hurt You 04. Sanctuary 05. One Last Kiss 06. Teresa 07. Nitemares / Wild Man 08. I'm Looking For My Love 09. Give It To Me 10. Whammer Jammer 11. Houseparty 12. Where Did Our Love Go 13. Pack Fair and Square 14. First I Look At the Purse 15. Outtro (Original) Artwork inside Artwork Previews: http://www.cologneshark.com/rw/artworkpreviews.html http://www.cologneshark.com/  
 04/21/79 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 1 cdr     A-  fm broadcast > 1.gen tape > ??transfer to wav > cd in a trade > flac there is a cut between tr 11 and tr12 where some of J.Geils? talking is missing. No music edited out. flac transfer by mr-soul ....setlist: 01 Just can't stop me 02 I could hurt you 03 Sanctuary 04 One last kiss 05 Teresa 06 Nitemares / Wild man 07 I'm looking for my love 08 Give it to me 09 Whammer jammer 10 Houseparty 11 Where did our love go 12 Pack fair and square 13 First I look at the purse comment: the track 12 Give it to me listed on Rockpalast homepage is not on any recording of the show.  
 05/26/80 Pink Pop Festival
Geleen, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      J. Geils Band Burgemeester Damen sportpark Geleen (NL) May 26, 1980 PINK POP FESTIVAL Received in a trade a while ago. I don't know nothing about the lineage except that it is from an FM recording. Sound is excellent. Lineage: CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (level 6) Line up Peter Wolf - vocals John Geils - guitar Danny Klein - bass Richard "Magic Dick" Salwitz - mouth harp Stephen Jo Bladd - drums Seth Justman - piano, organ Setlist 01 Just Can't Wait 02 Come Back 03 Sanctuary 04 One Last Kiss 05 Peaches Tree 06 Love Stinks 07 Looking For A Love 08 Give It To Me 09 Whammer Jammer 10 (Ain't Nothin' But A) Houseparty 11 Where Did Our Love Go As always: Enjoy! Don't sell! Never encode to lossy! weizman uploaded to DIME Dec. 11, 2010 
 06/20/99 Paradise
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  d1 1-jus' cant stop 2-southside shuffle 3-homework 4-pack fair and square 5-sanctuary 6-night time 7-cruisin for a love 8-freeze frame 9-piss on the wall 10-sharper than me 11-detroit breakdown 12-band intros 13-give it to me d2 1-must of got lost 2-love stinks 3-lookin' for a love 4-thank you's and dialogue 5-whammer jammer > houseparty 6-where did our love go 7-start all over again 8-love-itis 9-i do 10-centerfold 11-first i look at the purse 12-land of 1000 dances Received in trade - labeled as unknown location in boston 6/20/99 When i ripped one of the discs, i found the file name was "jake geils band ; The reunion live - paradise theatre boston, ma" I then did a google search and found this at Music.aol.com , so i think i can say the show did take place at the paradise .......... What the Critics Say Before the reformed J. Geils Band embarked on its stadium tour in 1999, the band did a surprise set at Boston's legendary Paradise Theater, the room where Billy Joel tracked his hit "She's Got a Way," where David Johansen videotaped his hit Animals medley, and where bootlegs by Blondie and the Cars were recorded. This double CD showed up on eBay titled Jake Geils Band, perhaps a clever way to get under the net. The recording quality isn't the greatest -- which is surprising these days with DAT machines and mini-discs proliferating and allowing for higher-quality contraband, but it exists, and it is important. In 1972 the legendary live act released Full House, in 1976 the double-LP Blow Your Face Out, and, after they left Atlantic, Showtime was unleashed in 1982 on EMI. In that ten-year period, none of the songs overlap on those eight sides of live material, except for a tease of "Looking for a Love" on Blow Your Face Out, a title released in complete form on Full House. That is just a phenomenal depth of catalog. As one can imagine, they pulled out all the stops on the 1999 reunion tour, and all the hits from all three live albums are included in the set. Truly, this is the "best of" J. Geils. The drummer on this gig was not Stephen Jo Bladd, though he did appear at the press conference prior to the tour launch. Henry Rollins' drummer filled in and did a decent enough job, though Duke & the Drivers' Mark Highlander would have been the perfect choice; he plays with bassist Danny Klein in their own group, Stone Crazy -- the combined rhythm section from Duke and Geils is pure magic. Jake Geils Band: The Reunion is a terrific model for a definitive live album from Peter Wolf and the J. Geils Band. Without dipping into any solo Wolf hits, this performance was over the top -- Wolf was dynamic that night and the band played with enthusiasm that was just bursting at the seams. Had they parked the recording truck outside and rush-released a similar two-disc set on opening week of the tour, who knows what excitement it could have generated for this fabulous and underrated ensemble. The set is perfectly constructed, and if the downside of the layoff was that they never recorded in the years between, the upside is the renewed energy and spirit. "You keep stomping, we'll keep playing, we're going to rock till we drop..." Wolf yells to the crowd, and he meant it. "This is the first time we've played in front of an audience in 17 years," he added, and that reason alone makes the documentation all the more vital. After only 70 seconds of a slow and bouncy "Where Did Our Love Go," the sold-out audience starts singing the tune before the band chimes in! Almost two decades was a bit too long to keep the faithful waiting. The Uptown Horns add nice punch to "Land of a Thousand Dances"; one can only hope there is a better-quality version of this performance out there -- truly an amazing night that, in true bootleg tradition, was found sold on the streets of New York and resold on eBay. Somehow great music finds its way. ~ Joe Viglione, All Music Guide  
 12/29/99 Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Lineage: Unknown (CD Trade) => EAC => FLAC Front-end (level 8).......Comments: Amazing show. I believe this is the same source as documented on the fine J. Geils site referenced in an earlier J. Geils torrent (http://1000dances.9online.fr/1999.htm ) - "The tour was over when they played this show. It's a benefit for Worcester Firefighters who died a few weeks before and the it's next to last show ever. They played a last time for the new year's eve and then, everything was over. On the original tape, the sound is very muddy, a little flat and with far too much bass. But, there is no crown noise. So I remastered this tape removing hiss, bass and white noise. Then, I expanded the stereo and added some dynamic to the sound. By now, it's, by far, the best sounding show of the '99 tour. The sound is so good that it could be a soundboard recording. So, this is one I already got in my car. The setlist is slightly different than before in the year : 'Night Time' was dropped, replaced with 'Surrender' and 'The Usual Place'. Two nice songs very well played that night. The beginning of the 'Musta Got Lost' rap is cut on the tape but all the music is here. The band played 9 encores that night including a long version of 'Land Of A Thousand Dances'. As a guest, Stephen Jo Bladd did the background vocals on 'Start All Over' and 'I Do'. 'One Last Kiss' is dedicated to the families of the firefighters. All in all, maybe my favorite bootleg." I agree with everything in the reviewer's comment - the band is having a GREAT time in their hometown, and the setlist is perfect. I think this recording is the remastered version; it certainly doesn't sound muddy or bassy  

 02/16/02 House of Blues
West Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      with ben harper 
 11/14/02 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Jack Johnson 11/14/02 Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA FM Broadcast from WBCN Boston Source: FM Broadcast Lineage: FM Broadcast > ? > CDRx > EAC V0.95 beta 4 (EAC Log included) > .WAV > FLAC frontend v1.7.1 > .FLAC Disc 1 01 Intro (WBCN Station ID) 02 Losing Hope * 03 Times Like These * 04 Cupid Only Misses Sometimes * 05 We're Gonna Be Friends * 06 The News * 07 It's All Understood 08 Drink The Water 09 Sexy Plexi (Me & Julio) 10 Fortunate Fool 11 Providence > Posters 12 Flake 13 Haleiwa > 14 Bubble Toes (Please Don't Go > Stir It Up) Disc 2 01 Stepping Stones 02 Nightmares 03 Trenchtown Rock > Garden Grove > 04 Inaudible Melodies (Fall Line) 05 Last Thoughts On Woody Guthrie (Slammin' and Bangin') > Stones In My Passway > Fallin' Up > Who Do You Love 06 Mudfootball Encore: 07 Farther On Down The Road (You Will Accompany Me) > Even After All > Ramble On 08 Gone 09 F-Stop Blues 10 Rodeo Clowns 11 Exit (WBCN Station ID) 
 08/27/04 Greek Theatre
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr     A-   
 03/14/09 Melbourne Cricket Ground
Melbourne, Australia 
 1 cdr      ************************************************************* Mike's note - Totally random , but I burned this at the end of disc 2 of the BBKing and Jimi hendrix 4/15/68 show ***************************************************************** Jack Johnson - Sound Relief Benefit Concert, MCG, Melbourne, Australia 14th March, 2009 (FM) MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) Broadcast: 14th March, 2009 JJJ Radio Lineage: FM->Audacity(split tracks/edits)->flac(level8) Setlist: 01. Sitting, Waiting, Wishing 02. Flake He's such a natural performer, you can feel his charm over the radio, sheesh. Azure Sea.  

 02/18/74 Atwood Hall, Clark University
Worcester, MA 
 1 cdr      Jackson Browne- guitar, piano and vocals David Lindley- violin Doug Haywood- bass Jai Winding- drums Linda Ronstadt- vocals (on last track) Clark University Worcester, Mass. U.S.A. March 1, 1974 performance quality: very good recording quality: the music is A, but the between song talk has a little noise, mainly because Browne talks rather quietly (compared to the volume of everything else.) When he's singing, he comes through clearly. source: 1st generation sbd tape runtime: 78:55 lineage: WCUW radio master reel > played on Revox reel deck, recorded on Tascam cassette deck (no dolby) onto Maxell XLII cassette > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrent. setlist: 1: take it easy 5:09 2: don't lead me on 4:10 3: our lady of the well 7:50 4: song for Adam 9:21 5: ready or not 6:47 6: Jamaica say you will 3:59 7: talk and tuning 2:58 8: for every man 6:25 9: rock me on the water 6:08 10: the road in the sky 5:08 11: doctor my eyes 6:33 12: redneck friend 4:54 13: sweet little sixteen 2:51 14: one more song (with Linda Ronstadt) 6:35 comments: I don't know when WCUW broadcasted this concert, probably long before I'd ever heard of it. I did a re-broadcast of this show on June 5, 1992 in the very early days of Glasnost Radio. At the time of this concert, WCUW was Clark Univ. radio before it became independent public community radio. This recording here was apparently made during that broadcast, but not the over the air signal. I recorded from the studio during the broadcast, fortunately managing to avoid an over the air recording which would have been of far less quality. There is some editing of applause in encore breaksand between a few songs, but all the tuning and talking is included. This might be the 1st WCUW recording of a major act. they also recorded Fairport Convention around this time. I used to have that one but don't any more. At the time, Browne asked if they're playing in a school. do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. and may the only "brownouts" we have in life be Jackson Browne (or Baron Browne) concerts.  
 09/07/75 The Main Point
Bryn Mawr, PA 
 3 cdr     A-  ****************************************************************************************** Mike's note - the track listing below seems a little bit off toward the end of the show . I think it should be : 29 werewolves of london 30 'talkin bout shaft 31 late for the sky 32 for a dancer 33 doctor my eyes 34 hasten down the wind 35 these days 36 before the deluge 37 tuning & sit down snippet 38 do you wanna dance 39 run boy run 40 redneck friend 41 sweet little sixteen 42 pipeline 43 runaway 44 your bright baby blues ************************************************ JACKSON BROWNE and DAVID LINDLEY Live at the Main Point Bryn Mawr, PA September 7, 1975 Live at the Main Point has long been considered a "classic" concert performance and treasured by most JB and DL fans for a variety of reasons. It was broadcast in stereo live on WMMR of Philadelphia and likely recorded by more than a few fans yet over the years not a single quality recording of the complete show has ever surfaced. For quite some time I had a low quality copy of the performance. Then, about 4 years ago, a much-better-sounding version of the show appeared. The sound was reasonably good and recorded in stereo. I had no idea this was not the complete show until about 2 years ago when a much more complete version appeared --a version which included David Lindley's solo act in the middle of the show as well as the final encore of Your Bright Baby Blues. Unfortunately the quality of this recording was a step backward--much weaker sound and no stereo. There is no way to tell if it is actually the "complete" show either as at the end of the recording a WMMR announcer comes on and says there it was --Jackson Browne and David Lindley live for more than 3 hours, while the recording itself is a little bit over 2 hours and 42 minutes. Was there an intermission? Maybe someone who was there can tell us, but with the occasional cuts between songs there is no way of knowing if anything important is still not included. Anyway, following the upload of For Everyfan Rides Again, several individuals requested over the last few months that I make the Live at the Main Point show available, but with a computer breakdown and a busy schedule I have been unable to do so until now. I have tried to present the best version possible at this time by taking the best sounding show with its stereo sound and combining it with the tracks it is missing from the "complete" version. I'll let you judge the results for yourself and would appreciate your feedback once you have listened to it. I think it has turned out pretty well. I have not listed the tracks by disc. The recording offers several different ways of being divided into 3 discs. Personally, I have divided the show so that Jackson's introduction of David's solo act (track 14) starts the second disc. My third disc begins with Werewolves of London (Track 29) Disc 1--Tracks 01-13 Disc 2--Tracks 14-28 Disc 3--Tracks 29-44 However, the tracks can be separated onto 3 discs in any other number of ways that you might like better. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the show. 01. Come All Ye Fair and Tender Ladies 02. Take It Easy 03. Introduction to... 04. Your Sweet and Shiny Eyes 05. Introduction to... 06. Long Distance Love 07. Jackson Chats 08. Fountain of Sorrow 09. Jamaica Say You Will 10. Introduction to... 11. Mohammed's Radio 12. Chat and Introduction to... 13. Fiddlin' Around 14. Lindley Introduction, Tuning, and Chat 15. Unknown Instrumental 16. Unknown Instrumental 17. David Chats and Introduction to... 18. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 19. Chat and Introduction to... 20. Reel of the Hanged Man 21. For Everyman 22. The Times You've Come 23. Introduction to... 24. Song for Adam 25. Cocaine 26. Introduction to... 27. You Asshole Youy 28. WMMR Radio ID by Jackson 29. Werewolves of London 30. Late for the Sky 31. For a Dancer 33. Doctor My Eyes 34. These Days 35. Hasten Down the Wind 36. Before the Deluge 37. Tuning with Sit Down, Servant snippet 38. Do You Wanna Dance 39. Run, Boy, Run 40. Redneck Friend 41. Sweet Little Sixteen 42. Pipeline 43. Runaway 44. Your Bright Baby Blues Lineage: From 2 different versions recorded on cdr acquired in trade. All tracks were extracted from the discs and normalized to 98% using EAC. The majority of the tracks came from the incomplete 2-disc version of the show which I would say has basically A- sound originating from a live FM stereo broadcast on WMMR in Philadelpha. Tracks 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 37, and 44 were taken from the 3-disc version which was recorded in mono from the same radio broadcast. The volume on these tracks was increased using Audacity. In addition, these tracks as I received them were recorded at slightly too fast a speed and so they were slowed down 4%, also using Audacity. Track 8, which came from the better-sounding version, had a slight volume drop which was corrected using Audacity. Finally, about 30 seconds of tuning and a "Layla" snippet following track 24 and coming from the 3-disc version was attached to the end of track 24 using WAV Joiner. This addition was also adjusted for volume and speed using Audacity.  
 07/18/82 Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      JACKSON BROWNE 1982-07-18 Hold Out In Montreux Remastered FM Hold Out In Montreaux Remastered Montreaux, Switzerland 1982-07-18 Lineage: CD-R received in trade>EAC secure mode to WAV>TLH to flac level6 SBsaligned>HD I received this in trade and I'm sorry I don't have any more info, but the sound is excellent. The info I have is from the artwork. According to the artwork, "this is the complete Montreaux show, Remastered 2002. Tracks are taken from the bootleg, "Lost In The Shuffle." If there's any drop off in sound on the last two tracks, it's minimal. I don't know what was remastered. The spectral frequency analysis does not look lossy. Setlist: Disk One 1) Somebody's Baby 2) That Girl Could Sing 3) Fountain Of Sorrow 4) For Everyman 5) Knock On Any Door 6) Your Bright Baby Blues 7) Tender Is The night 8) For A Dancer 9) The Crow On The Cradle 10) Doctor My Eyes Disk Two 1) Running On Empty 2) Sleep's Dark And Silent Gate 3) The Pretender 4) Hold On Hold Out 5) The Load Out/Stay 6) Late For The Sky 7) The Road And The Sky 8) Boulevard - Audience 9) Before The Deluge - Vinyl Source Jackson Browne - vocals, piano, guitar Rick Vito - guitar, vocals Doug Haywood - guitar, vocals Danny Kortchmar - guitar Craig Doerge - keyboards Russ Kunkel - drums Bob Glaub - bass  
 06/15/86 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr      Amnesty International "Conspiracy of Hope" 25th Anniversary Tour Giants Stadium, NJ 1986-06-15 LINEAGE: FM broadcast > Denon DRM-800 (Maxell UDXL-II, NR off) > Turtle Beach Santa Cruz PCI Sound Card > CDWav > wav > FLAC6 Jackson Browne 1 - For Everyman 2 - Soldier Of Plenty 3 - (Public Service Announcement) 4 - Lives In The Balance 5 - Till I Go Down 6 - For America 7 - I Am A Patriot 
 06/24/86 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Jackson Browne Saratoga Performing Arts Center Saratoga Springs, New York June 24, 1986 Lineage: Soundboard > 2nd Generation > Nakamichi CR5 (Azimuth Adjust) > MacBook Pro > Peak Pro XT > xACT 1.59 > Flac Disc One 56:12 01 Boulevard 3:38 02 Tender Is The Night 4:32 03 That Girl Could Sing 5:00 04 In The Shape Of A Heart 6:18 05 Candy 5:05 06 Downtown 4:27 07 For Everyman 7:40 08 Lawyers In Love 4:06 09 Black & White 5:06 10 Rosie 4:58 11 Late For The Sky 5:22 Disc Two 43:48 12 Say It Isn't True 5:50 13 Lives In The Balance 5:05 14 For America (fade out) 3:01 15 The Pretender (fade in) 6:55 16 Running On Empty 4:42 17 Doctor My Eyes 4:48 18 The Load Out > Stay 9:18 19 For A Rocker 4:10 Another of the 2nd Generation Saratoga Springs Soundboards, I couldn't locate this on the tracker and figured there might be some folks here that would enjoy it. Transferred from the 2nd Generation analog cassette... samples in comments... Enjoy! MJK5510 remastering notes: this is the info file (reformatted for easier reading) posted with this on Oct. 26, 2008 at torrent #220177 by mjk5510. As of June 24, 2009, it had fallen off the tracker. I also added runtimes for the songs and total length of each disc as it was arranged in the previous post, and changed the numbering of disc 2 to make it compatible with both disc and other media transfer (such as DAT tape or FLAC file storage). (the order of tracks is the same.) I have adjusted the levels which were a bit louder on one side throughout. It didn't need anything more so I've stashed this aside until the original post dropped off the radar screen, since it wasn't off by very much. But it's a nice enough show and recording that rather than just delete these files, why not share them when the time is right, so that's what I did.  
 05/18/02 Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr      This torrent kicks off another great collaborative series here on DIME. Recently, fellow DIME member Mexminute contacted me about helping him get some of his awesome-sounding soundboard masters out to the masses. How could I refuse?? As such, this is the first torrent of a series that will soon follow here on DIME. This recording, and the others which will follow, are courtesy of "The RS archives" (which is explained in great detail below). Jackson Browne (solo acoustic) Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall Baltimore, MD (USA) May 18, 2002 Excellent digital soundboard / audience matrix (from DAT master) A stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 101. I’m Alive 102. Farther On 103. The Barricades Of Heaven 104. Looking Into You 105. Something Fine 106. Call It A Loan 107. Ready Or Not 108. Late For the Sky 109. These Days 110. Red Neck Friend 111. The Pretender 112. For Everyman 201. In The Shape Of A Heart 202. Your Bright Baby Blues 203. Fountain Of Sorrow 204. Never Stop 205. Lives In The Balance 206. Before The Deluge 207. Sky Blue and Black 208. Linda Paloma 209. Running On Empty 210. Rosie 211. Doctor My Eyes 212. About My Imagination 213. I Am A Patriot 214. Sleep's Dark And Silent Gate 215. Take It Easy Note: Tracks 101-111 are set #1 Track 112 and Tracks 201-209 are set #2 Tracks 210-215 are the encores Mexminute adds: "A mic (I have no idea what mic was used) was hung over the stage, and RS mixed about 20% of it into the mix. Other than that, it was a stealth recording." Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish October 2008 

 02/01/79 Carre Theatre
Amsterdam, The Netherlands 
 1 cdr      The Jacksons February 1st, 1979 Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Carre Theatre - Destiny Tour SBD > ? > "Blame It On The Boogie" CD > CDR > EAC > flac 1. Dancing Machine 2. Things I Do For You 3. Ben 4. I Am Love 5. Keep On Dancing 6. Medley: I Want You Back - ABC - The Love You Save 7. I'll Be There 8. Band Introduction 9. Enjoy Yourself 10. Destiny 11. Show You The Way To Go 12. All Night Dancing 13. Blame It On The Boogie Jackie Jackson: vocals Tito Jackson: guitar, vocals Marlon Jackson: vocals Michael Jackson: vocals Randy Jackson: vocals, congas, percussion, piano, keyboards 

 03/08/71 L'Olympia
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      DAO and real nice sound , but sounds like there were a few splices in original source long ago 
 09/??/74 Kinshasha Stadium
Kinshasha, Zaire 
 1 cdr      The Godfather Goes To Africa Kinshasha, Zaire, Africa September 1974 Liberated from Big Fro - BF-023 Sound: Slightly Hissy SBD Silver CD > EAC > FLAC (lvl 8) 1. Intro 2. The Payback 3. Soul Power 4. The Boss 5. Make It Easy 6. Doin' It To Death 7. Bewildered 8. Sex Machine 9. Interlude 10. The James Brown Theme Part 1 11. The James Brown Theme Part 2 12. Caught With A Bag / Gimme Some More 13. Get On The Good Foot Part 1 14. Get On The Good Foot Part 2 15. It's a Man's World Jam Part 1 16. It's a Man's World Jam Part 2 17. Money 18. Finale Notes: Hope all enjoy this offering of the passing master. I don't really know what the deal is with the parts being seperated like that, just how the boot came.  
 08/20/83 Beverly Theater
Beverly Hills, CA 
 1 cdr      This is very famous show with special guest B.B. King. and also surprising appearance of two living legend, Michael Jackson and Prince. enjoy! somebody13 Lineage: Trade CDR > WAV > FLAC SQ: EX The Beverly Theatre 1983.XX.XX 01 INTERVIEWS WITH AUDIENCE 02 B.B. KING (WITH J.B.'s) - INTRO 03 B.B. KING (WITH J.B.'s) - LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL 04 B.B. KING (WITH J.B.'s) - GUESS WHO 05 B.B. KING (WITH J.B.'s) - THE THRILL IS GONE 06 JAMES BROWN - INTRO 07 JAMES BROWN - PAYBACK 08 JAMES BROWN - GONNA HAVE FUNKY GOOD TIME 09 JAMES BROWN - PRISONER OR LOVE 10 JAMES BROWN - GEORGIA ON MY MIND 11 JAMES BROWN - GET ON THE GOOD FOOT 12 JAMES BROWN - I GOT THE FEELING 13 JAMES BROWN (WITH MICHAEL JACKSON & PRINCE) - IT'S A MAN'S MAN'S MAN'S WORLD 14 JAMES BRWON - MEDLEY 15 JAMES BROWN (WITH B.B. KING) - JAM 
 11/27/87 Klien Memorial Auditorium
Bridgeport, CT 
 2 cdr      sbd > ?? > Flac Disc 1 1. Intro jam 2. James brown intro 3. Givit up Or turn it loose 4. livin' in america 5. gonna have a funky good time 6. Georgia 7. get on the good foot 8. what my mama said 9. make it funky 10. no business like show business 11.civic announcement 12. how do you stop? 13. I got the feelin' disc 2 1. It's a man's world 2. superbad 3. take me out to the ballgame 4. jam-superbad 5. what my mama said #2 6. papa's got a brand new bag 7. please,please,please 8. i feel good 9. jam-i feel good 10. outta sight 11. Outtro jam 12. end jam I downloaded this terrific show from dimeadozen a little while back. Unfortunately it had a few problems, 2 second gaps at the end of songs that should run together, a few digital pops, and the songs not being in the right order. I removed the silent gaps and the pops using EAC. Then put the songs back into the proper order. After which I used traders little helper to make sure there were no sbe's. I also edited the artwork that was seeded with the original file to reflect the edited song order. I used Nero cover designer for that - the nero files are included for those that use that program. Much thanks to the original uploader"choobachew" I hope to see some more JB torrented soon! This is a high energy James Brown concert featuring the esteemed Mr. Maceo Parker on saxaphone, it is also an excellent recording,  
 10/12/92 SF Hilton Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Every once in a while a show falls off the DIME tracker (due to "exceeding inactivity") and I can't help but scratch my head and ask, "Why?" This show is a prime example of that. Here's an excellent quality SBD show of the "Godfather of Soul", "Soul Brother Number One", "The (formerly) Hardest Working Man in Show Business"... the one and only JAMES BROWN!!! This awesome show was shared here on DIME by Flying Gonz back in Dec. 2006 and it was snatched 900 (!) times before leaving the tracker in July 2008. I'm guessing that a lot of people who joined DIME after Dec. 2006 are unaware of this gem, so I figured it's extremely worthy of another go-round on the tracker for those who don't have it. Many thanks to Flying Gonz for not only this particular show, but for ALL of the terrific shows he records and shares with everyone here. ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** James Brown SF Hilton Ballroom San Francisco, CA October 12, 1992 DAT Soundboard DAT CLONE Playback in Sony TCD-D10PROII> Edirol R-4 Wavelab 5.0 for sampling rate conversion> CD Wav Editor (Track Marks)> FLAC Frontend Level 8 Setlist: 01. Intro (includes Mother Popcorn, Pt. 1) 02. Living In America 03. Get Up Offa That Thing 04. Gonna Have A Funky Good Time 05. Heavy Juice > band introductions 06. It's A Man's World 07. Get On The Good Foot 08. Prisoner Of Love 09. Georgia On My Mind 10. Hot Pants 11. Cold Sweat 12. Can't Stand It 13. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag 14. I Feel Good 15. Please Please Please 16. (Feel Like A) Sex Machine Originally shared on DIME by Flying Gonz Dec. 2006 Re-uploaded on DIME by TheCommish Aug. 2008  

 10/08/08 Quasimodo
Berlin, Germany 
 1 cdr      ames hunter quasimodo berlin, germany 08. oct 2008 source: dvb-s > nexus-s > hdd > nero wave editor > flac (MPEG1 Layer 2/320 kbps) james hunter - g, voc kyle koehler - kb jason wilson - b jonathan lee - dr damian hand - ts lee badau - bs 01. intro 00:38 02. she's got away 03:34 03. you can't win 03:16 04. announcement james hunter 00:21 05. riot in my heart 04:32 06. class act 03:20 07. no smoke without fire 05:28 08. announcement james hunter 00:26 09. don't do it 03:33 10. the very thought of you 03:19 11. announcement james hunter 00:17 12. jaqueline 02:49 13. announcement james hunter 00:25 14. carina 04:39 15. announcement james hunter 00:20 16. watch and chain 04:26 17. announcement james hunter 00:17 18. think 05:41 19. announcement james hunter 00:15 20. hand it over 04:08 21. don't do me no favours 05:10 22. announcement james hunter 00:17 23. believe me baby 04:45 24. all through cryin' 09:27 25. talkin' 'bout my love 04:37  

 02/06/70 Jabberwocky (middle/late sets)
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  James Taylor Jabberwocky Sets Syracuse, New York February 6th + 7th, 1970 Disc One: Friday, February 6, 1970 2nd set of evening 1. Rainy Day Man 2. Diamond Joe 3. Coke Ad 4. Machine Gun Kelly 5. Anywhere Like Heaven 6. Fire and Rain 7. Circle 'Round the Sun 8. Will the Circle be Unbroken 9. Carolina in My Mind 10. Sunshine, Sunshine 11. (I Wish I Was in) Dixie 12. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 13. Blossom 14. Sunny Skies 15. Brighten Your Night with My Day Disc Two: Friday, February 6, 1970 3rd set of evening 1. Pretty Boy Floyd 2. Yesterday 3. Steamroller 4. Country Road 5. Duncan and Brady 6. Hush-A-Bye 7. Something in the Way She Moves 8. Taking it In 9. If I Needed Someone 10. Sweet Baby James 11. People Get Ready 12. Sunshine, Sunshine 13. Diamond in the Rough Disc Three: Saturday, February 7, 1970 2nd set of evening 1. Country Road 2. Steamroller 3. Pretty Boy Floyd 4. Sunny Skies 5. Sunshine, Sunshine 6. Sweet Baby James 7. Duncan and Brady 8. Carolina in My Mind 9. (I Wish I Was in) Dixie 10. Blossom 11. Something's Wrong 12. Anywhere Like Heaven Disc Four: 1. Saturday, February 7, 1970 3rd set of evening 2. Brighten Your Night With My Day 3. Hush-A-Bye 4. Coke Ad 5. Knockin' 'Round the Zoo 6. Tube Rose Snuff Song 7. Circle 'Round the Sun 8. Rainy Day Man 9. Something in the Way She Moves 10. Satisfied Mind 11. Yesterday 12. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 13. Carolina in My Mind 14. Diamonds in the Rough 15. Sweet Baby James This early JT show (recorded the same week as "Sweet Baby James" hit the stores (and just before James’ career took off) should be heard by everyone who has ever remotely liked James Taylor -- it's warm, it's inviting, it's personal and it's magnificent! (yeah, I REALLY like it -- you will, too!) So put a log on the fire, pour yourself a glass of wine, dim the lights, put your feet up, close your eyes and drift away with James to February, 1970 . . . and soak in the magic. Notes on this version: I began this remastering project after receiving a copy of this outstanding show in a trade a number of years ago. Unfortunately, the copy I received, though of extremely high quality, contained a few glitches and one incomplete song, “Anywhere Like Heaven” at the end of disc three, which cut off after about 50 seconds. Little did I realize that my quest for a complete copy of this show would take me nearly 20 additional trades and hours of editing to complete. But here for all of you to enjoy, are the fruits of my efforts. During my search I encountered several different versions of these shows in varying quality. All the tracks on this version are from the highest quality copies I received. The last track on disc three, “Anywhere Like Heaven” is of slightly lower quality than the other tracks (probably 1 or 2 generations removed), but may not be noticeable to many listeners. For some reason, this track was hard to locate as it does not appear on most versions. My best guess is that it became corrupted during an early seed of the show and most versions were circulated without it. I am new to torrents, so please forgive any errors on my part and please feel free to help me out with tips and suggestions. I normally maintain all music files in my collection as WAV files with cue sheets to delineate tracks. Apparently, torrents are upped as separate tracks without a cue sheet. Presumably, they can be reassembled into a single WAV file after downloading the torrent, but I am unclear how to do that and still obtain a cue sheet. Please feel free to educate me on that subject. I have maintained the sets on 4 separate files/discs so each set will be complete in and of itself – as it was originally performed. Again, because I am new to torrents I will up each set separately, with the others to follow shortly after I know the first one has gone smoothly. All digital editing was performed in a program called Dart XP Pro and you may notice that the levels seem a bit low, but I left them that way deliberately to maintain the full dynamics of the original recordings as I received them. I do not recall doing any equalization on these sets nor did I apply any noise reduction. I split the WAV file using the “split WAV by cue sheet” function in EAC. Given that it is EAC, I would imagine that was done cleanly and properly. If I have omitted any other required information, please let me know and I will append it to the torrents for the remaining sets. This is one of my all-time favorite shows. It captures James just as “Sweet Baby James” was about to be released and before his name became known to millions. I hope you enjoy these sets as much as I do. CDTraderJohn November 2009 I found this posting at TapeCity explaining the origin of these recordings: Subject: re: james taylor 1970 shows Date: Sat, 29 Aug 98 17:51:19 -0400 I guess I'm the one to clarify the question about the dates of the James Taylor shows. I was concert coordinator at S.U. during the early 70s, and music director of WAER, the S.U. college station. James was at Jabberwocky, a 200 seat basement club on the Syracuse University campus, for three nights in Feb 1970. On Thursday night, 2/5, he did two sets. Friday 2/6 and Saturday 2/7 were three-set nights each. I taped all eight sets on my reel-to-reel via a soundboard patch, with James' permission. One set was broadcast live on WAER. Of the eight masters, I only retained four. The sound company was still getting up to speed on Thursday and the first set of each weekend night also had levels all over the place and mike stands thumping on stage when James tapped his foot. Plus, there was a lotta duplication. So that's the story. Regards, Jeff Chard =======================================================  
 02/07/70 Jabberwocky (Middle/Late Sets)
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr      Syracuse, NY 2/7/70 1st and 2nd Sets Pre-fm or soundboard Excellent sound quality Artwork included Lineage: cd-r > EAC > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 to separate tracks > Flac frontend level 6 Tracklisting Disc 1 Set 1 1. Intro 2. Country Road 3. Steamroller Blues 4. Pretty Boy Floyd 5. Sunny Skies 6. Sunshine, Sunshine 7. Sweet Baby James 8. Duncan & Brady 9. Carolina In My Mind 10. Dixie 11. Blossom intro 12. Blossom 13. Something's Wrong 14. Anywhere Like Heaven intro 15. Anywhere Like Heaven (most of song cut) Disc 2 Set 2 1. Brighten Your Night With My Day 2. Hushabye 3. Coca Cola Ray Charles 4. Knockin' Round The Zoo 5. Snuff Commercial 6. Circle Round The Sun 7. Rainy Day Man 8. Something In The Way She Moves 9. Satisfied Mind 10. Yesterday 11. Hallelujah I Love You So 12. Carolina In My Mind 13. Diamonds In The Rough 14. Sweet Baby James I received this in a trade with a fellow music collector last summer. It did not appear as though this particular show had been upped on Dime previously so here you go. I noticed that eburks put up both sets of the 2/6/70 show last year. I have that show as well. The sound on this is great, even for 1970. Unfortunately "Anywhere Like Heaven" is cut. There are only a few seconds of the song included here. That is how I received it. Also, the tracks don't completely line up with the artwork, but they are all present. Enjoy.  
 02/07/70 Jabberwocky (Middle/Late Sets)
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr     A+   James Taylor Jabberwocky Sets Syracuse, New York February 6th + 7th, 1970 Disc One: Friday, February 6, 1970 2nd set of evening 1. Rainy Day Man 2. Diamond Joe 3. Coke Ad 4. Machine Gun Kelly 5. Anywhere Like Heaven 6. Fire and Rain 7. Circle 'Round the Sun 8. Will the Circle be Unbroken 9. Carolina in My Mind 10. Sunshine, Sunshine 11. (I Wish I Was in) Dixie 12. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 13. Blossom 14. Sunny Skies 15. Brighten Your Night with My Day Disc Two: Friday, February 6, 1970 3rd set of evening 1. Pretty Boy Floyd 2. Yesterday 3. Steamroller 4. Country Road 5. Duncan and Brady 6. Hush-A-Bye 7. Something in the Way She Moves 8. Taking it In 9. If I Needed Someone 10. Sweet Baby James 11. People Get Ready 12. Sunshine, Sunshine 13. Diamond in the Rough Disc Three: Saturday, February 7, 1970 2nd set of evening 1. Country Road 2. Steamroller 3. Pretty Boy Floyd 4. Sunny Skies 5. Sunshine, Sunshine 6. Sweet Baby James 7. Duncan and Brady 8. Carolina in My Mind 9. (I Wish I Was in) Dixie 10. Blossom 11. Something's Wrong 12. Anywhere Like Heaven Disc four Saturday, February 7, 1970 3rd set of evening 1. Brighten Your Night With My Day 2. Hush-A-Bye 3. Coke Ad 4. Knockin' 'Round the Zoo 5. Tube Rose Snuff Song 6. Circle 'Round the Sun 7. Rainy Day Man 8. Something in the Way She Moves 9. Satisfied Mind 10. Yesterday 11. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 12. Carolina in My Mind 13. Diamonds in the Rough 14. Sweet Baby James This early JT show (recorded the same week as "Sweet Baby James" hit the stores (and just before James’ career took off) should be heard by everyone who has ever remotely liked James Taylor -- it's warm, it's inviting, it's personal and it's magnificent! (yeah, I REALLY like it -- you will, too!) So put a log on the fire, pour yourself a glass of wine, dim the lights, put your feet up, close your eyes and drift away with James to February, 1970 . . . and soak in the magic. Notes on this version: I began this remastering project after receiving a copy of this outstanding show in a trade a number of years ago. Unfortunately, the copy I received, though of extremely high quality, contained a few glitches and one incomplete song, “Anywhere Like Heaven” at the end of disc three, which cut off after about 50 seconds. Little did I realize that my quest for a complete copy of this show would take me nearly 20 additional trades and hours of editing to complete. But here for all of you to enjoy, are the fruits of my efforts. During my search I encountered several different versions of these shows in varying quality. All the tracks on this version are from the highest quality copies I received. The last track on disc three, “Anywhere Like Heaven” is of slightly lower quality than the other tracks (probably 1 or 2 generations removed), but may not be noticeable to many listeners. For some reason, this track was hard to locate as it does not appear on most versions. My best guess is that it became corrupted during an early seed of the show and most versions were circulated without it. I am new to torrents, so please forgive any errors on my part and please feel free to help me out with tips and suggestions. I normally maintain all music files in my collection as WAV files with cue sheets to delineate tracks. Apparently, torrents are upped as separate tracks without a cue sheet. Presumably, they can be reassembled into a single WAV file after downloading the torrent, but I am unclear how to do that and still obtain a cue sheet. Please feel free to educate me on that subject. I have maintained the sets on 4 separate files/discs so each set will be complete in and of itself – as it was originally performed. Again, because I am new to torrents I will up each set separately, with the others to follow shortly after I know the first one has gone smoothly. All digital editing was performed in a program called Dart XP Pro and you may notice that the levels seem a bit low, but I left them that way deliberately to maintain the full dynamics of the original recordings as I received them. I do not recall doing any equalization on these sets nor did I apply any noise reduction. I split the WAV file using the “split WAV by cue sheet” function in EAC. Given that it is EAC, I would imagine that was done cleanly and properly. If I have omitted any other required information, please let me know and I will append it to the torrents for the remaining sets. This is one of my all-time favorite shows. It captures James just as “Sweet Baby James” was about to be released and before his name became known to millions. I hope you enjoy these sets as much as I do. CDTraderJohn November 2009 I found this posting at TapeCity explaining the origin of these recordings: Subject: re: james taylor 1970 shows Date: Sat, 29 Aug 98 17:51:19 -0400 I guess I'm the one to clarify the question about the dates of the James Taylor shows. I was concert coordinator at S.U. during the early 70s, and music director of WAER, the S.U. college station. James was at Jabberwocky, a 200 seat basement club on the Syracuse University campus, for three nights in Feb 1970. On Thursday night, 2/5, he did two sets. Friday 2/6 and Saturday 2/7 were three-set nights each. I taped all eight sets on my reel-to-reel via a soundboard patch, with James' permission. One set was broadcast live on WAER. Of the eight masters, I only retained four. The sound company was still getting up to speed on Thursday and the first set of each weekend night also had levels all over the place and mike stands thumping on stage when James tapped his foot. Plus, there was a lotta duplication. So that's the story. Regards, Jeff Chard =======================================================  
 04/25/70 Sanders Theatre, Harvard University
Cambridge, MA 
 2 cdr      1 With A Little Help From My Friends 2 Anywhere Like Heaven 3 Steamroller 4 Blossom 5 Mannish Boy 6 Okie From Muskogee 7 Greensleeves 8 For Free (Joni Mitchell) 9 Fire And Rain 10 Carolina In My Mind 11 Riding On A Railroad 12 Isn't It Nice To Be Home Again Set II 1 Carolina In My Mind 2 Brighten Your Night With My Day 3 Tube Rose Snuff Song 4 Sunny Skies 5 Matthew (Livingston Taylor) 6 Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles) 7 Oh, Susannah 8 Sweet Baby James 9 Fire And Rain 10 Sunshine Sunshine 11 Diamonds In The Rough (Carter Family) 12 Country Road  
 05/23/70 Berkeley Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr      with Carole King on some tracks 
 01/25/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr/shn      Both early and late shows - sbrd of unknown lineage but very nice sound - little tape warp during early show's "Country Road" also missing "tube rose snuff song" from late show  
 07/05/72 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr      James Taylor (Baby James By The Bay) Oakland 1972 (SB) (Reseed) Looks like a James Taylor run? I got this from Dime 16th Sep, 2005, upped by TedBell. Thank you very much. It was snatched 523 times when I got it. My comments: James singing and playing guitar. I checked several big sale sites, and could not find this. I found it referenced at http://www.jamestaylorweb.com/jtbootlegs.html which lists it as an ROIO. From their comments: "Previously available on the CDR trading circuit, this excellent recording of a 1972 Oakland, CA show was originally planned as an official live release by Warner Brothers. Collectors will note that this CD omits 25% of the planned double-album, as it was mastered from only three available reels of the original four-reel set." From my download: -------------------------------------------------------- Source: Soundboard (Original 'silver' cd) Date: 1972 Venue: ?? Location: Oakland, CA Name: Baby James By The Bay Catalog: The Polar Bear Records (PB-107) Equipment List: DAE UltraPlex 40max&gt;EAC (secure, offsets) .shn conversion with MKW Setlist: Sweet Baby James Something In The Way She Moves Greensleeves Tube Rose Snuff Sunny Skies Chile Dog Rainy Day Man Highway Song On Broadway Fire And Rain Love Has Brought Me Around Woah, Don't You Know Steamroller Blues Help Me Find This Groove Promised Land You Can Close Your Eyes Additional Comments on show: From Blue Fish A great soundboard recording. Polar Bear Records claims that this is a Warner Brothers official recording that was initially going to be released as a live album but was instead replaced by another studio album. The quality is fantastic and James puts on a very good performance. There are a few fades between songs but that is all there really is to complain about. I'm not sure how much this show has been circulated but it will make a great addition to any James Taylor collection. Overall, a definite must have!! Any additional info on date and venue would be greatly appreciated. originally posted to usenet by cdrt39@hotmail.com shn&gt;flac conversion using foobar bitcompare &gt; no differences in decoded data 
 05/26/74 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Set I You Can Close Your Eyes ^ Riding On A Railroad ^ Blossom ^ Long Ago And Far Away Sunshine Sunshine Me And My Guitar Country Road You've Got A Friend Promised Land @ Set II Migration ^ Let It All Fall Down Brighten Your Night With My Day One Man Parade Anywhere Like Heaven Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight Fire and Rain You're The One (That I Adore) @ Rock 'N' Roll Is Music Now @ Mockingbird *@ Ain't No Song *&@ Sweet Baby James ^ Lineup: James Taylor (vcl, gtr) ^ solo Don Grolnick (pno, kbd) Andy Muson (bs) Ricky Moratta (perc) Hugh McCracken (gtr) David Spinozza (gtr) Carly Simon (vcl) * Peter Asher (vcl) & Horn Section @ ****************** ********************** I have this show and the md5 checksums are an exact match. Here are the details: 1974-05-26 James Taylor "The Complete Carnegie Hall Concert" King Biscuit Flower Hour Master Reels Carnegie Hall, New York, New York ANA(M) > DAT > CDr > EAC > Sound Forge 6.0 > WAV > SHN And the text: James Taylor performed at Carnegie Hall on May 26th and May 27th in 1974. These two shows were probably the final two shows of his four-week U.S. tour to promote "Walking Man." The DIR Concert Network had permission to tape both shows and it is not clear whether this version represents one of the shows or a combination of both shows. My gut feeling is that it is probably a combination of both shows. KBFH aired this version of the show on June 30, 1974. This version is superior in every way to the hugely popular and widely circulated "Carnegie Hall" KTS bootleg. The overall sound quality is stunning, crystal clear stereo. The soft songs are perfect, although the loud songs are so full the sound nearly distorts. The KTS bootleg was probably sourced from a second or third generation cassette. The addition of the six songs not included on the KTS bootleg dramatically changes the flow of the show. KTS would have you believe that JT jumped from "Fire and Rain" to "Mockingbird." Not so. JT beautifully built the show to a peak culminating with Carly's arrival just after the start of "Mockingbird." For JT fans this version is essential. Some minor editing was necessary to best represent the original concert experience from the perspective of the audience. I edited out the KBFH announcements. I edited in several "soft endings" where the audience applause would have otherwise abruptly ended (due to harsh KBFH edits or announcements). No edits were made to the music or stage banter. Much appreciate the added info! Nice to have confirmation of what we already thought and found.  
 10/31/91 Paramount Theater
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      JAMES TAYLOR PARAMOUNT THEATER,NYC OCT.31,1991 CD1 1-CROWD/HELLOS 2-SECRET OF LIFE > 3-WANDERING 4-TRAFFIC JAM 5-YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND 6-BAND INTROS 7-GOT TO STOP THINK 'BOUT THAT 8-COPPERLINE 9-DOWN IN THE HOLE 10-CAROLINA ON MY MIND 11-COUNTRY ROAD 12-SUN ON THE MOON 13-DON'T LET ME BE LONLEY TONIGHT 14-FIRE AND RAIN 15-TALK 16-I WILL FOLLOW 17-SOMETHING IN THE WAY SHE MOVES 18-SLAP LEATHER CD2 1-TALK 2-FROZEN MAN 3-SHED A LITTLE LIGHT 4-WALKING MAN 5-NEVER DIE YOUNG 6-UP ON THE ROOF 7-MEXICO > 8-YOUR SMILING FACE 9-SHOWER THE PEOPLE 10-HOW SWEET IT IS 11-CROWD 12-ONLY ONE 13-CROWD 14-STEAMROLLER SB MASTER > DAT > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 

 05/16/04 The Clay Center
Charleston, WV 
 1 cdr      lineage: DVB-S (Voice Of America, Sep 17 2006): mp2, 192 kbps, 48 kHz > soundcard > EAC: wav, 44.1 kHz > Audio CD > flac frontend level 6 sound: excellent (A+) recorded and edited: jazz_sen 
 09/21/08 Monterey Fairgrounds
Monterey, CA 
 1 cdr      Jamie Cullum September 21, 2008 Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey, California -KUSP-FM radio broadcast -any help with the set list is appreciated 1. Introduction 2. I Get A Kick Out Of You 3. The Wind Cries Mary- band intros (Jimi Hendrix) 4. Jamie Talking 5. Blame It On My Youth - Ex Factor (Lauryn Hill) - You And Me Are Gone 6. What A Difference A Day Makes 7. 20 Something 8. Singin' In The Rain - Umbrella (Rihanna) 9. Nature Boy 10. Get Your way  
 08/07/14 Festival Jazz In Marciac
Marciac, France 
 2 cdr      Jamie Cullum Marciac, France August 7th 2014 Jamie Cullum was the second set of this concert for JIM. The recording is a live FM broadcast (France Musique). It is the entire show with the following caveats: 1. Almost all conversation from the artist was removed because the French DJ commented on top. The good news, it's all music. 2. On the 8th song, the FM broadcast dropped for a few seconds. I pasted it, as best I could with Total Recorder. 3. The last song is incomplete as the show went passed 1am and the FM broadcast came to an end. This is titled Outro which is just the beginning of his third encore. Line-up : Jamie Cullum (p, vocals) Tom Richards (sax, percussion) Rory Simmons (tp, g) Loz Garrat (b) Brad Webb (d) Set-list : 1. Same Things 2. What Games Shall We Play 3. I'm all over it now 4. Just One of Those Things 5. Wind Cries Mary 6. Black Bird 7. Save Your Soul 8. Not While I'm Around 9. I Could Have Danced All Night & Love For Sale 10. When I become famous 11. Don't Stop The Music 12. All at Sea 13. Twenty Something 14. Outro France Musique (Air) / Total Recorder (Wav) / Flac Frontend (Level 8)  

 ??/??/39 Jamiroquai Version Imposible
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      Jamiroquai Version Imposible - FM stereo 2007.09.29 - A+ Jamiroquai special program, in the "Supersonido" show, aired on September 29 2007 (night to September 30), when you can hear the band performing covers of other artists, on spanish m80 radio station. Lineage: Stereo FM Broadcast > Technics Stereo Tuner Synthesizer ST-X302L + Technics SU X102 > Line in to Soundblaster Audigy > Captured with Adobe Audition 1.5 (CD quality) > CD Wave (cue editing) > CDex (cd to wav files > FLAC Level 4 Setlist: 01. Program intro 02. Jamiroquai Version Imposible Intro 03. Miss You (Rolling Stones) Jools Holland Show, London, Dec. 7 1999 - Ronnie Wood playing guitar 04. Upside Down (Dianna Ross) Brit Awards, Earl´s Court, London, Feb. 24 1997 - feat. Dianna Ross 05. Turn Off The Lights (larry young) Batschkapp, Frankfurt, Germany, Jul. 10 1993 06. Sunny (Bobby hebb) North Sea Jazz Festival, The Hague, Holland, Jul. 14 1995 07. Hollywood Swinging (Kool & The Gang) Hard Rock Cafe, New York, USA, Sep. 07 1997 08. Whole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin) Live at The Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland, Dec. 17 1994 09. Rapper´s Delight (Sugar Hill Gang) Club Citta, Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 10 1993 10. The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff) Live at The Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland, Dec. 17 1994 11. Bad Girls (Donna Summer) Live at The Filaforum, Milan, Italy, Oct. 12 2001 12. Don´t Stop The Feeling (Roy Ayers) Civic Hall, Volwerhampton, UK - Nov. 5 1994 13. Love is a Drug (Roxy Music) Riverside Studios, Re-covered (TV), Hammersmith, London, UK, May 4 2002 14. Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Stevie Wonder) Club Rolling Stone, Milan, Italy, Dec. 5 1993 I hope you enjoy the show. No official releases, only bootlegs. Mojogonlopoto 
 06/08/97 Finsbury Park
London, England 
 1 cdr      Bootleg title: Alive Without Travelling Source: Soundboard Quality: A+ Lineage: Silver Bootleg --> FLAC (compression level 7)  
 10/12/01 Filaforum
Milan, Italy 
 2 cdr      Jamiroquai 2001.10.12 Filaforum, Milan, Italy SBD (Sourced from the master vhs). Captured in LPCM format Lineage: TV > VHS > PC (used media to convert vhs to pc unknown) Setlist: 1. 2001 2. Cosmic Girl 3. Main Vein 4. Little L 5. Love Foolosophy 6. Canned Heat 7. Titan 8. The Blue Danube 9. Bad Girls 10. Space Cowboy 11. Corner Of The Earth 12. Black Crow 13. Emergency On Planet Earth 14. Alright 15. Virtual Insanity Enjoy!!! mojogonlopoto 

 08/17/69 Max Yasgur's Farm, Woodstock Music & Arts Fair
Bethel, NY 
 1 cdr      I bought this silver back in 1999. I found it in a newsletter of some record store. I went for it immediately. The woman in the local store found out they got only one copy left in their whole stores in some city. I told her they MUST get it to the store I was because I had to have this here. And here we go. This is one of the most hidden gems from my pockets. Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. Janis Joplin: Lineage:sbd >? > my silver > EAC ~ Flac (thetradersden > YOU) Title: "Janis Joplin At Woodstock" File Size: 316MB (313MB flac and 3MB artwork) Length: 57:31min (length info on artwork is wrong) Artwork added Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=54485 Max Yasgur´s Farm, Woodstock Fairgrounds, Bethel, NY, 17th August 1969 (scheduled for day two, Janis sung after 00:00am) 1) Raise Your Hands 2) As Good As You´ve Been To This World 3) To Love Somebody 4) Summertime 5) Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) 6) Cozmic Blues 7) Can Turn You Loose 8) Work Me Lord 9) Piece Of My Heart 10) Ball And Chain Length: 57:31min Personal: Janis Joplin: Vocals & The Kozmic Blues Band Sam Andrew: Guitar Brad Campbell: Bass Richard Kermode: Organ Luis Gasca: Trumpet Maury Baker: Drums "Snooky" Flowers: Saxophone Tony Clemens: Tenor Saxophone Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed) For the spirit of P&L, (Source: my silver)  

 02/12/69 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Soundboard Recording>CDR>FLAC>CDR>SHN Transfered and Seeded on 6/15/04 By "The Katt" ....If you like Janis, Don't pass this one up! This is a very low generation Soundboard Recording of an excellent show. I recieved this show on CDR and I used Soundforge 6.0 to apply speed correction. The original CDR was Very Slow....Almost two full steps down  
 04/01/69 Concertgebouw
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Janis Joplin and the Kozmic Blues Band 04-01-69 Venue: (unknown) Amsterdam, Netherlands Set One: 1.) Instrumental 2.) Maybe 3.) Summertime 4.) Try (just a little bit harder) 5.) Can't Turn You Loose 6.) Combination of the Two 7.) Ball and Chain --> 8.) Piece of My Heart Source: SBD  

 01/27/98 Aerial Theatre
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      Jazz Is Dead Ariel Theater Houston, TX January 27, 1998 Taper: Greg Holtz Source: SBD-> D-7 @ 16/48kHz Transfer: (By JAZ) DAT Master-> PCM-R300-> Coax-> M-Audio Delta 1010Lt-> Wave Lab 5.0, Izotope Ozone3, Fades, L2 Dither 16/44.1kHz-> Traders Little Helper flac8 SET I Disk I 1.Drums-> Space-> 2.Jam-> Dark Star-> 3.Help On The Way-> Slipknot-> Franklin's Tower 4.Crazy Fingers 5.Bass solo (Over The Rainbow) -> 6.Jam 7.Unbroken Chain 8.T Solo, China Doll-> 9.Friend Of The Devil Disk Break (if needed) 10.Scarlet Begonias-> 11.Drums-> 12.King Solomon's Marbles 13.Red Baron* -> 14.Dark Star* * = w/ Merl Saunders  
 04/13/99 Fox Theater
Boulder, CO 
 2 cdr     A+  azz Is Dead 4/13/99 Fox Theater, Boulder, CO "Wake Of The Flood Revisited" Set 1: Miss. Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo w/ Vassar Clements, Let Me Sing Your Blues Away, Row Jimmy w/ Derek Trucks > Stella Blue, Here Comes Sunshine> Sunshine Jam' w/ Vassar Clements & Derek Trucks, Eyes Of The World> Two Sisters, Weather Report Suite Set 2: 'Space'> Terrapin Station P.1> Help On The Way> Slipknot> Estimated Prophet> Scarlet Begonias> Blues For Allah> Franklin's Tower> Spiral Staircase> Terrapin Station P.2 Encore: w/ Vassar Clements & Derek Trucks 'the Pledge Of Allegiance'>** Vassar's Boogie> Dark Star **This is a guitar gimmick devised by Derek & Jimmy, that must be seen to be believed 
 04/14/99 Fox Theater
Boulder, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  Jazz Is Dead Fox Theatre Boulder, CO April 14, 1999 Disc 1 - Set 1: 01 Crazy Space > 02 Dark Star (1) 03 Crazy Fingers 04 Drums 05 King Solomon's Marbles 06 Ship Of Fools 07 Cumberland Blues 08 Help On The Way > Slipknot Disc 2 - Set 2: 01 Mississippi Half Step 02 Let Me Sing My Blues Away 03 Row Jimmy > (2) 04 Stella Blue 05 Here Comes Sunshine > (1,2) 06 Eyes Of The World > 07 Weather Report Suite > 08 Let It Grow Disc 3 - Set 3: 01 Space > 02 Terrapin Station > 03 Estimated Prophet > 04 Scarlet Begonias > 05 Terrapin Station 06 band intros & encore break Encore: 07 Truckin' > 08 Franklin's Tower (1,2) Jass Is Dead is: Jimmy Herring - guitar Alphonso Johnson - bass T Lavitz - keyboards Jeff Sipe - drums with: (1) Vassar Clements - fiddle (2) Derek Trucks - guitar Source: Soundboard DAT Transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Marantz PMD-671, resulting wav files resampled to 44.1 with Sound Forge 6.0, split into tracks with CD Wave, fades at beginning & end of show with Sound Forge 6.0, FLAC files generated with FLAC front end. Transfer by Robbie Dunn - February 2006 
 04/30/99 Phoenix Theater
Petaluma, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  sbd > dat master transfer: Tascam DA-20mkII > Lynx ONE > Samplitude 6.0 > SoundForge 4.5 > MKWact > shn **on 2007-12-17 I decoded to wav and reencoded to flac 6 fixing any sbe recording etc. by Richard Selleseth  

 06/29/72 Paris Theater
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Jeff Beck Group June 29, 1972 London, England Paris Theatre BBC In Concert 01 - Ice Cream Cakes 02 - Morning Dew 03 - Going Down 04 - BAND INTRODUCTIONS 05 - Definitely Maybe 06 - New Ways --> Train Train 07 - Ain't No Sunshine 08 - Got The Feeling 09 - Let Me Love You 10 - Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (Mono) LINEAGE: BBC Transcription Disc > Sony RMR D100 > Sony Sony D8 DAT > Sony RMR D100 > Wav > CD > EAC > FLAC FrontEnd 
 07/23/75 O'Keefe Center
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr     A-  EARLY SHOW-MASTER TAPE Here is a wonderful-sounding, tight performance from Jeff Beck's "Blow by Blow" tour of North America in 1975. This is a dream lineup of very accomplished musicians and this tour certainly ranks as one of Beck's finest. This tape comes courtesy of Santa in the Great White North, who borrowed the master from his friends and transferred it to DAT. For years, many of us have had the old "Beckfast" vinyl boot featuring part of this Toronto show. The marvelous sound quality of the master blows the vinyl away, as you'll see in the samples provided (Tracks 2 & 12). Enjoy! Master tape>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5 (song indexing)>XACT>flac Early Show Setlist: (65:09) 1. Constipated Duck 2. She's A Woman 3. Freeway Jam 4. Definitely Maybe 5. Superstition 6. AIR Blower 7 & 8. Cause We've Ended As Lovers (tape flip in middle) 9. Jeff's Boogie 10. Power 11. Got The Feeling 12. You Know What I Mean 13. Diamond Dust Lineup: Jeff Beck-guitar, Wilber Bascomb-bass, Bernard Purdie-drums, Max Middleton-keyboards.  
 10/09/80 Curry Hicks Cage
Amherst, MA 
 2 cdr     B+  Beck in a Cage Jeff Beck (who else)- guitar Tony Hymas- keyboards Simon Phillips-drums the Cage Amherst, Mass. U.S.A. October 9, 1980 performance quality: A (hot show!) recording quality: B to mostly B+ (the first 51 seconds are too loud/bassy and distorted in master tape, it gets alot better after that) source: 1st generation audience tape (recording equipment unknown) runtime: 82:32 lineage: master > my copy (the master and my copy are both Maxell XLII cassettes with no dolby) > soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6 > torrentially yours. setlist 1: star cycle 2: el Becko 3: too much to lose 4: the pump 5: cuz we've ended as lovers 6: space boogie 7: freeway jam 8: led boots 9: diamond dust 10: scatterbrain 11: blue wind 12: goodbye pork pie hat > you never know comments: I first posted this as one of my 1st uploads, before I knew how to correctly title torrent files, So I have posted this with new fpts, MD5 and slightly altered info file from before, the rest is the same as before so this is essentially a reseed. (also full set list). I've never heard of "the cage" except for this one and only concert. I was first told years ago it's a a small theater, actually it's a basketball court (home of Umass Minutemen before they built the Mullins Center in the early 90's) so the acoustics aren't very good, but this sounds pretty good considering that, and this is one of 3 very hot Jeff Beck shows I have to share with the dime community. The other 2 are from master tapes, 89 and 95, (and in my other computer) this is from a nice 1st generation copy from a master tape. I first got a very inferior quality tape of this concert before getting this one, and this is the 1st time I've seeded it. If you haven't heard this and you like Jeff Beck at all, you will enjoy this. It burns! I believe it is the whole concert except for just a few seconds of track 8 for a quick tape flip. There was time for a clean flip but the taper got caught napping for a moment. The 1st 51 seconds are overmodulated in the original recording, but not in this one. Once the levels get set right the rest of it is consistent and quite good. Sounds like the taper was fairly close to the stage and not too far over to either side of it. Not sure what was used to record it, but the mikes sound like they're decent ones (not great). The fidelity is not the greatest, but enough to appreciate a very fine show from Jeff and Simon Phillips especially. It's better than you'd get with a Sony 310 and the built in mikes. The guitar and drum playing is very strong. Hymas was good too, and Beck and Phillips had a great night in Western Mass. thanks to fzmoi69 for this fine Beck recording. Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. A BeckNbacker Production. 
 08/27/95 Riverport Amphitheater
Maryland Heights, MO 
 1 cdr     A-   
 09/14/02 Royal Festival Hall
London, UK 
 2 cdr     A-  Jeff Beck with John McLaughlin, Paul Rogers & Friends Date: 14 September, 2002 Location: Royal Festival Hall, London, England I got it in trade so no info about the source but the sound is very good, SBD possible Setlist is close to 13 September except the tracks when John played. The day before Roger Waters was a guest. Disc One - Sets One & Two: 1. Beck's Bolero 2. Roy's Toys 3. Rice Pudding - Jack Johnson 4. Angel Footsteps 5. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 6. Blue Wind 7. I'm A Man - Jimmy Hall 8. Ain't Superstitous - Jimmy Hall 9. Morning Dew - Jimmy Hall 10. Behind The Veil - whole band plus Terry Bozzio 11. Savoy - Guitar Shop Trio 12. Sling Shot 13. Big Block 14. Freeway Jam 15. Still I'm Sad - Jeff & band 16. Train Kept A Rollin' - enter White Stripes, bassist Jack Lawrence 17. I Ain't Done Wrong 18. Heartful Of Soul 19. Mister You're A Better Man Than I 20. Lost Women 21. Evil Hearted You 22. I Ain't Got You - exit White Stripes Disc Two 1. The Pump 2. Brush With The Blues 3. Star Cycle 4. Rollin' And Tumblin' - Imogene Heap 5. Django (with John) 10. Scatterbrain (with John) 11. Nadia - with tabla player Aref Durvesh 12. What Mama Said - with tabla player Aref Durvesh 13. Going Down - Paul Rogers 14. People Get Ready - Jimmy Hall 15. A Day In The Life Encore: 17. Where Were You 18. Hi Ho Silver Lining - entire cast except Roger Waters Special Guests: John McLaughlin Jimmy Hall Imogen Heap Tony Hymas Terry Bozzio Paul Rogers  
 11/29/07 Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
London, England 
 2 cdr      Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club London, England November 29 & 30, 2007 Mid Valley 432, 433, 434, 435 November 29, 2007 Disc 1: 1. Leo Green Introduction 2. Beck's Bolero 3. Breath Eternal 4. Stratus 5. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 6. Behind The Veil 7. You Never Know 8. Blast From The East (False Start) 9. Nadia 10. Blast From The East 11. Led Boots 12. Angel Footsteps 13. Scatterbrain Disc 2: 1. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 2. Brush With The Blues 3. Space Boogie 4. Big Block 5. A Day In The Life 6. Introduction of EC by Jeff Beck 7. Little Brown Bird (w/ EC) 8. You Need Your Love (w/ EC) 9. Where Were You November 30, 2007 Disc 3 - with The Big Town Playboys 1. Leo Green Introduction 2. Race With The Devil 3. Crazy Legs 4. Train Kept A Rollin' 5. My Baby Left Me 6. Matchbox 7. Baby Blue 8. Honky Tonk (w/ Leo Green on sax) Main Set: 9. Beck's Bolero 10. Breath Eternal 11. Stratus 12. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 13. Behind The Veil 14. You Never Know 15. Nadia 16. Blast From The East 17. Led Boots 18. Angel Footsteps Disc 4: 1. Scatterbrain 2. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 3. Brush With The Blues 4. Space Boogie 5. Blanket (w/ Imogen Heap) 6. Big Block 7. A Day In The Life 8. Rollin' and Tumblin' (w/ Imogen Heap) 9. Where Were You The Band: Jeff Beck guitar Vinnie Colaiuta drums Jason Rebello keyboards Tal Wilkenfeld bass Artwork included. Lineage: Soundboard>?>silvers>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6 My rating (scale 1-6) SB 6 My comment: IMHO, simply fantastic! Many of us know the excellent postings that Musicfinder gives us. This post comes from his silvers. PLEASE JOIN OUR GROUP AND KEEP INFORMED: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ericclaptonsmusic/ 
 11/30/07 Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club
London, England 
 2       Jeff Beck & Eric Clapton Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club London, England November 29 & 30, 2007 Mid Valley 432, 433, 434, 435 November 29, 2007 Disc 1: 1. Leo Green Introduction 2. Beck's Bolero 3. Breath Eternal 4. Stratus 5. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 6. Behind The Veil 7. You Never Know 8. Blast From The East (False Start) 9. Nadia 10. Blast From The East 11. Led Boots 12. Angel Footsteps 13. Scatterbrain Disc 2: 1. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 2. Brush With The Blues 3. Space Boogie 4. Big Block 5. A Day In The Life 6. Introduction of EC by Jeff Beck 7. Little Brown Bird (w/ EC) 8. You Need Your Love (w/ EC) 9. Where Were You November 30, 2007 Disc 3 - with The Big Town Playboys 1. Leo Green Introduction 2. Race With The Devil 3. Crazy Legs 4. Train Kept A Rollin' 5. My Baby Left Me 6. Matchbox 7. Baby Blue 8. Honky Tonk (w/ Leo Green on sax) Main Set: 9. Beck's Bolero 10. Breath Eternal 11. Stratus 12. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 13. Behind The Veil 14. You Never Know 15. Nadia 16. Blast From The East 17. Led Boots 18. Angel Footsteps Disc 4: 1. Scatterbrain 2. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 3. Brush With The Blues 4. Space Boogie 5. Blanket (w/ Imogen Heap) 6. Big Block 7. A Day In The Life 8. Rollin' and Tumblin' (w/ Imogen Heap) 9. Where Were You The Band: Jeff Beck guitar Vinnie Colaiuta drums Jason Rebello keyboards Tal Wilkenfeld bass Artwork included. Lineage: Soundboard>?>silvers>cdr>EAC>Flac frontend 6 My rating (scale 1-6) SB 6 My comment: IMHO, simply fantastic! Many of us know the excellent postings that Musicfinder gives us. This post comes from his silvers. PLEASE JOIN OUR GROUP AND KEEP INFORMED: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/ericclaptonsmusic/ 

 07/24/68 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      JEFF BECK GROUP FILMORE WEST SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA JULY-24-1968 KSAN FM BROADCAST FROM THE BILL GRAHAM MASTER TAPES WEEKEND REEL TO REEL MASTER TO DAT CONTRAST CLAUSE THIS TORRENT IS DIFFERENT THEN http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=440864(VERY LOW GEN) http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=440857(UNKNOWN GEN) http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=440800(UNKNOWN GEN WRONG DATE) LINEAGE KSAN FM BROADCAST TO REEL TO REEL MASTER TO DAT FIBER OPTIC CLONE TO CDR KRW TRANSFER TO EAC TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 THE BAND JEFF BECK GUITAR VOCALS ROD STEWART VOCALS RON WOOD BASS MICKY WALLER DRUMS SETLIST 1 YOU SHOOK ME 2 LET ME LOVE YOU 3 MORNING DEW 4 JEFFS BOOGIE 5 THE SUN IS SHINING 6 HI HO SILVER LINING MANY THANKS TO MR.R FOR THE DAT PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO 

 04/05/08 Letters for Santa Living Room Show
Winnetka, IL 
 3 cdr      Jeff Tweedy 2008-04-05 Letters for Santa Living Room Show Winnetka, IL matrix: SBD & Sennheiser MKH8050~>Aerco~>M1 - a fun night to be involved with. - the 'one true vine' shines! &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& CD1 --------------- 1 intro 2 Summer Teeth 3 You Are My Face 4 Gun 5 Panthers 6 Sunken Treasure 7 Is That The Thanks I Get 8 Spiders 9 New Madrid 10 Pot Kettle Black 11 Hummingbird 12 What's The World Got In Store 13 Someday, Some Morning, Sometime CD2 --------------- 1 Chatter And Banter 2 Radio Cure 3 Love N Mercy (no PA) 4 Muzzle Of Bees 5 mountain Bed 6 Someone else's song ** 7 Pieholden suite * 8 one by one 9 family Gardener 10 Bob Dylan's Beard 11 Woodgrain (partial) 12 Impossible Germany 13 Sky Blue Sky 14 Wishful Thinking 15 Either Way CD3 --------------- 1 tuning 2 Passenger Side 3 Just A Kid 4 Say You Miss Me 5 She's A Jar 6 Radio King 7 All The Same To Me 8 Candyfloss 9 One True Vine 10 Jesus Etc*** 11 Misunderstood 12 Via Chicago 13 Always in Love * 14 Shot In The Arm * 15 Handshake Drugs * 16 ELT * ***accompanied by Erin on violin *accompanied by Neil on guitar **accompanied by Matt on guitar 

 03/04/67 Cafe au Go-Go
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Jefferson Airplane 3/4/67 Cafe A Go Go New York City Source: Low Generation SBD>WAV>FLAC Another Great Recording Supplied By "Hanwaker" Converted And Seeded By "The Katt" Posted to STG On 6/12/04 01.It's No Secret 02 Let's Get Together 03.White Rabbit 04.Your Bringing Me Down 05.My Best Friend 06. Jorma's Blues 07. This Is My Life 08. She Has Funny Cars 09. Somebody To Love 10. Tobacco Road 11. Around The World 12. Instrumental -Blues 13. Today 14. High Flying Bird  
 10/26/68 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      JEFFERSON AIRPLANE STUDIO REHEARSELS 1967 1-MARTHA 3:25 2-SPAYRE CHANGE 24:21 FILLMORE WEST,S.F. OCT.26,1968 3-FAT ANGEL 8:37 4-ROCK ME BABY 9:13 5-SOMEBODY TO LOVE 3:32 6-//WON'T YOU TRY > SATURDAY AFTERNOON 2:32 7-WHITE RABBIT 2:37 8-BALLAD OF YOU AND ME AND POONEIL 9:47 > 9-HOUSE AT POONEIL CORNER 5:47 SB MASTER REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC z xc n sea3wz23 
 10/25/69 Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Jefferson Airplane 1969-10-25 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA, US [SBD] Info hash 185c92ee32ce32e6c495d809c75faa1ec17ab519 Quality 10 Of 10 / A + JEFFERSON AIRPLANE WINTERLAND-ARENA; SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 10-25-69 (OCTOBER 25TH, 1969) ~DISC I:~ 1- SOMEBODY TO LOVE 2- YOUNG GIRL SUNDAY BLUES 3- WOODEN SHIPS 4- VOLUNTEERS 5- WON'T YOU TRY (SATURDAY AFTERNOON) 6- UNCLE SAM BLUES 7- FAT ANGEL 8- GREASY HEART 9- MARTHA 10- INTRO: > BALLAD OF YOU & ME & POONEIL 11- ESKIMO-BLUE DAY ~DISC II:~ 1- 3/5 OF A MILE IN 10 SECONDS 2- JAM / AKA: SAME OLD PHONY HANDSHAKE JAM */# W/VERSES FROM "*MAU-MAU (AMERIKON)" & "#FISHMAN" -> JAM 3- THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS LIFE (SDB: SHOWTIME: 95:00 MINUTES) "*MAU-MAU (AMERIKON)" FROM ALBUM: "BLOWS AGAINST THE EMPIRE" (PAUL KANTNER & FRIENDS) "#FISHMAN" FROM ALBUM: "BARON VON TOLLBOOTH & THE CHROME NUN" (PAUL KANTNER, GRACE SLICK & FRIENDS) SOURCE-LINEAGE: SBD > MR > MASTER-CASSETTE > C > DIGITAL-TRANSFER > EAC-DAE > WAV > FLAC-8 TRANSFER-NOTES: CASSETTE MAXELL XL-II 110 MIN./PLAYBACK: SONY TC-WE475 (AZIMUTH-ADJUSTED) RECORDED: HHB-830 PRO (CDDA) ON 2- HHB-GOLD 74 MIN. > DIGITAL-EXTRACTION INTO 2-WAV FILES. NOTES: CUT VOL. BY -1.68 DB /CORRECTED DC OFFSETS/NOIE-GATE SET @ -45. DB / EQ'D BRINGING OUT CYMBALS & JORMA MORE,LOWERING GRACE & MARTY/ BRING JACK OUT FRONT MORE/ NORMALIZED @ .84/ SAVED TO PCM-.WAV/ FLAC-8 CONVERSION VIA, TLH S/W AN A+ RECORDING NOW. "UNCLE SAM BLUES" SUFFERED FROM LOW VOL. IN (L) CHANNEL I MIXED MIXED BOTH CHANNELS. COMMENTS: JORMA & JACK ARE SMOKIN' CARRYING THE BAND AS PER USUAL.LAST FEW NOTES OF "OTHER SIDE OF THIS LIFE" ARE CLIPPED. A LIVE "YOUNG GIRL SUNDAY BLUES" PLUS THE USUAL SETLIST THE DAY, ONE OF THE BEST 1969' SHOWS THAT I HAVE, AN TRUELY EXCELLENT SHOW !!!! I INCLUDED PICTURES, CONCERT-POSTER, D-1, D-2 BACK-COVERS & A FRONT COVER (WHICH CAN BE COPIED) ECT..ECT... ENJOY !!!! QUALITY: 10 OF 10 / A + JEFFERSON AIRPLANE: PAUL KANTNER: (RYTHYM-GUITAR & VOCALS) MARTY BALIN: (VOCALS) JACK CASADY: (BASS-GUITAR) JORMA KAUKONEN (LEAD-GUITAR & VOCALS) SPENCER DRYDEN: (DRUMS-PERCUSSION) GRACE SLICK: (VOCALS) Size 549.02 MB (575,685,607 bytes) Upped by SNIPER777 Num files 35 files 
 05/07/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Jefferson Airplane 1970-05-07 Fillmore East Source: SBD Lineage: Trade CDR (x?) > EAC (secure) > FLAC (level 7) Tape by: ?? Transfered by: ?? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Track Listing 1. new song for the morning 5:32 (Hot Tuna, Band Not Allowed, Deleted) 2. mann's fate 8:12 (Hot Tuna, Band Not Allowed, Deleted) 3. have you seen the saucers? 6:32 4. 3/5 of a mile in 10 seconds 7:32 5. we can be together 5:18 6. volunteers 3:35 7. somebody to love 10:12 8. wooden ships 7:35 9. mexico 3:21 10.uncle sam's blues 6:04 11.emergency 6:33 12.crown of creation 3:09 Artwork included. Originally posted by our friend "fatoldpig".  

 05/05/82 Oregon State Prison
Salem, OR 
 1 cdr    A   "lonesome prison blues" 
 06/26/82 The Warner Theater
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      liberated bootleg "deep elum blues" 

 11/23/72 Armadillo World Headquarters
Austin, TX 
 2 cdr       Doug Sahm & Friends Thanksgiving Jam Armadillo World Headquarters Austin, TX 23 November 1972 Personnel: Doug Sahm - vocals, guitar, fiddle Jerry Garcia - vocals, steel guitar, guitar Phil Lesh - bass Bill Kreutzmann - drums Leon Russell - vocals, piano Mary Egan - fiddle Hank Alrich Benny Thurman Lineage: "Dick's version" Master (reel) - DAT - DAT (clone) - CDR - Flac - world -------- notes from other torrent: Soundboard recording, a bit faint in spots, and a few cuts and mic drops here and there. Some of the instruments are faint, like the fiddle in "Orange Blossom Special", and the vocals are loud and raw. You may also see this as a Grateful Dead show or as "Jerry Garcia & Friends", depending on who the listener favors. Doug's out front singing and Jerry plays pedal steel for a good part of the night (see included photo). It does sound very Dead-like sometimes though, as you would imagine. amended note for this torrent: There seem to be two versions of this around (at least), with a few different tracks and the discs broken out differently. THIS COPY was recieved as part of a large batch of Dead Dats that were supposedly from Dick Latvala's archive of shows that were NOT under consideration for the Dick's Picks series. Given out to close associates before his passing. This version includes "Mr. Tambourine Man" as well as "Kentucky Waltz" and "Big Boss Man", so i believe its the MOST complete version in circulation. tracking is left as was recieved ("roll over beethoven" etc. is actually a medley, as is the case with "shake a hand" which Doug just throws in a few lines from) This version also seems clearer, less muffled (IMHO)...maybe there was a cass. gen. in the other lineage... I know at least 2 Deadhaeds that got this on Cass. shortly after i recieved my DAT and offered me a dub to CDR... Disc 1 01. Hi-Heel Sneakers 02. Honky Tonk Angel 03. Closin' Time 04. Me & Bobby McGee 05. Stormy Monday 06. That's Alright, Mama 07. Come On Into My Kitchen 08. T for Texas 09. Mr tambourine man 10. (Is Anybody Goin' To) San Antone - tape cut 11. Sugarfoot Rag 12. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 13. Jambalaya (On The Bayou) 14. Today I Started Loving You Again 15. Columbus Stockade Blues 16. Honky Tonkin' Disc 2 01. Orange Blossom Special 02. Kentucky Waltz 03. Big Boss Man 04. Searchin' 05. Lonely Lonely Nights / Shake a hand (last lines) 06. Hey Bo Diddley / Announcement 07. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (beg. cut - Leon vocals) 08. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (Leon vocals) 09. Wild Horses (Leon vocals) 10. Slippin' Into Christmas (Leon vocals) 11. Money Honey (Jerry vocal) 12. Chug-A-Lug 13. Roll Over Beethoven > Good Golly Miss Molly > Roll Over Beethoven preserve and share! PEACE! ============= printage>  
 10/24/75 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A-  EARLY SHOW ****** FOB MAC (taped by Jimmy Warburton, 3rd row left-center, Sony ECM-99 stereo mic > Sony TC 152SD master cassette) > playback on Sony TC 152SD > 1 reel > playback on Akai GX-4000D > A/D using an ART DI/O into an Egosys Waverterminal 2496 digital sound card > master CD > HP 9350i extraction using EAC > .shn encoding using mkwACT. A>D by David Minches, EAC > SHN by Joe Jupille. Proper sector boundaries verified using shntool.  
 10/24/75 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  LATE SHOW ********FOB MAC (taped by Jimmy Warburton, 3rd row left-center, Sony ECM-99 stereo mic > Sony TC 152SD master cassette) > playback on Sony TC 152SD > 1 reel > playback on Akai GX-4000D > A/D using an ART DI/O into an Egosys Waverterminal 2496 digital sound card > master CD > HP 9350i extraction using EAC > .shn encoding using mkwACT. A>D by David Minches, EAC > SHN by Joe Jupille. Proper sector boundaries verified using shntool.  
 12/19/75 Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Jerry Garcia Band December 19, 1975 Winterland San Francisco, California, USA Excellent speed-corrected soundboard with patches from the also very decent audience master. There were lots of edits but it all spliced together well. The songs are almost all soundboard (except where noted), but it goes back to the audience source between the songs. I'm not sure if this task has been done by anyone else but this is the first circulation of this version. disc 1 - 50:44 01 [11:47] Sugaree 02 [12:37] Catfish John 03 [13:13] That's What Love Will Make You Do 04 [13:07] Sitting In Limbo [audience patch 7:20 > 7:41] disc 2 - 46:22 01 [02:12] Nicky Hopkins talk [from audience source] 02 [04:03] Lady Sleeps [Nicky Hopkins solo piano instrumental] [audience patch 1:40 > 1:42] > 03 [04:48] unknown titled Nicky Hopkins solo piano instrumental > Mystery Train [audience patch 1:04 > 1:07] 04 [08:34] I'll Take A Melody 05 [19:21] Pig's Boogie 06 [01:48] band intros 07 [05:24] Mission In The Rain 08 [00:12] final thanks and crowd ] primary source: master soundboard reel > 1 Reel > PCM > DAT > CD > Dime secondary source for splices between the songs: Bob Menke cassette master: Sony ECM-270 or ECM-250 mics > Sony TC-152 cassette deck > CD's received in trade. Approx. 3.3 percent speed-up to the SBD source was done to match the audience recording which was at the correct speed. Edits with Pro Tools Complete set. Billed as Jerry Garcia and Friends. Other artists were Kingfish, Keith and Donna Band and Clover. Enjoy and SHARE! <a href="/shn/96588">Source Detail</a> 
 07/23/77 Keystone
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr      Jerry Garcia Band - July 23, 1977 Keystone - Berkeley, CA Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master -> Dat Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> SEK'D Prodif Plus -> Samplitude Professional v7.02 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 2 Disc FLAC) Transferred and Edited By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net August 26, 2005 Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Sugaree d1t03 - Stop That Train d1t04 - Mystery Train d1t05 - Simple Twist Of Fate d1t06 - The Way You Do The Things You Do Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - They Love Each Other d2t03 - Sitting In Limbo d2t04 - Tore Up Over You d2t05 - My Sisters And Brothers d2t06 - Stir It Up d2t07 - Tangled Up In Blue  
 09/10/89 Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: MSC > Cx > WAV > FLAC. Transfer: Cassette > FLAC (playback on Sony TC-KE400S, dolby disabled > Sony PCM-R500 with Super Bit Mapping enabled > coaxial S/PIDF output > M Audio Audiophile 2496 > recording with Soundforge 6.0) > tracking (cdwav) > sector boundaries confirmed (shntool) > SHN by C.Ladner, 10/04. Splice source: FOB(Schoeps CMC34) - http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=14311  

 02/03/04 Shibuya AX
Shibuya, Japan 
 1 cdr     A-  Jet 2004-02-03 Shibuya AX Shibuya, Japan February 3rd 2004 "Disco Sucks" Source: Liberated Bootleg "Disco Sucks" -> CD-R(?) -> Exact Audio Copy -> .wav -> mkw Audio Compression Tool -> .shn -> mkw Audio Compression Tool -> .wav -> Flac Frontend -> .flac Transfered by eomsn Size: 505MB (SHN) 632MB (WAV) 467MB (FLAC) Selist: 1. Move On 2. Cold Hard Bitch 3. Get What You Need 4. Hey Kids 5. Rollover DJ 6. Look What You've Done 7. Lazy Gun 8. Are You Gonna Be My Girl 9. Get Me Outta Here 10. Take It Or Leave It Encore: 11. Come Around Again 12. Last Chance Bonus: 2003-12-13 New York Saturday Night Club December 13th 2003 Soundboard 13. Are You Gonna Be My Girl 14. Look What You've Done 
 06/12/04 Isle of Wight Festival - Seaclose Park
Newport, UK 
 1 cdr     A-  Recording Info: OKM IIr > A3 > SONY D 100 MDAT > CD > EAC > Adobe Audition (EQing) > CDwave (tracking) > FLAC frontend (level 8, verify, with align on sector boundaries) > Tracker ... there was a request for JET shows here on Dime this is one of the two shows I taped in 2004 The Isle of Wight Festival was a great experience. perfect line up, perfect weather, perfect company hear what you missed with a very good audience recording ...Upped by vortex242  
 03/14/09 MCG
Melbourne, Australia 
 1 cdr      Jet - Sound Relief Benefit Concert, MCG, Melbourne, Australia 14th March, 2009 (FM) MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) Broadcast: 14th March, 2009 JJJ Radio Lineage: FM->Audacity(split tracks/edits)->flac(level8) Setlist: 01. Rip It Up 02. Are You Gonna Be My Girl? 03. She's A Genius 04. Get Me Outta Here 05. Look What You've Done 06. Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 07. Cold Hard Bitch Azure Sea. 

 06/18/71 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  CD 1 1-MY GOD W/ FLUTE SOLO INCLUDING LIVING IN THE PAST AND BOUREE 2-WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME > BY KIND PERMISSION OF... 3-SOSSITY YOU'RE A WOMAN > REASONS FOR WAITING > SOSSITY YOU'RE A WOMAN 4-TO CRY YOU A SONG CD 2 1-AQUALUNG 2-CROSS EYED MARY W/ DRUM SOLO 3-NOTHING IS EASY 4-LOCOMOTIVE BREATH > HARD HEADED ENGLISH GENERAL 5-WIND UP AUD MASTER > UNKNOWN LINEAGE > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > TRADERS LITTLE HELPER > FLAC  
 06/20/71 Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr      Jethro Tull - Wind Up 20 June, 1971 Community Theater, Berkeley, Ca. USA Source: Aud Quality: Ex Attending the ninth-ever show with Barrie Barlow, and only the eleventh since the US release of 'Aqualung', the audience of this Berkeley concert were remarkably attentive; indeed, Ian thanked them for it! Hence, though this was taped from the audience, clarity is excellent. The performance itself is stunning - far, far more so than the tracklist might suggest. These are the songs that became the heart of Tull's live presence, and remain so, but in June 1971 they were *new* - fresh and exciting, to both the band and the audience. This is how the songs were originally intended to be played live. And no, that's not a typo: 'Wind-Up' really is over fifteen minutes long! However (there's always a 'however') the recording is short, featuring only 42 minutes from towards the end of the show; the rest just wasn't taped. It's still very much worthwhile, and highly recommended. This recording is entirely new to trading circulation - the taper isn't a trader, so the recording remained 'incommunicado' for over thirty years. Surprisingly, long-term storage on magnetic tape has caused negligible deterioration of sound quality, so very little 'remastering' was required beyond basic dehissing, disguising of three minor breaks, and indexing into individual tracks. 1: Aqualung : 7:45 2: Cross Eyed Mary (w. drum solo) : 8:50 3: Nothing Is Easy : 8:45 4: Wind-Up : 15:06 5: Locomotive Breath (piano & guitar intro only) : 1:53 Total: 42:19 Artwork included and it's also available from: <http://www.ministry-of-information.co.uk/trade/cover.htm> For trade only, do not sell. Do not encode as MP3 or any other lossy format and redistribute. seeded by fatoldpig  
 01/21/72 Essen Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  Remaster by TheTooleMan January, 2005 - corrected speed of original torrented recording, which was slightly fast - removed gaps and a restart of the original tape in Thick as a Brick - reduced level of hum - EQ and dynamics processing - added tracks in long medleys This recording was downloaded here: http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=18864 There are numerous commercial bootlegs of this show. This recording is the most complete one I've found, and appears to contain the entire concert. There are some tape tracking problems evident on all versions I have heard, which probably go back to the original recording or the master copy of it. This cannot be corrected and is still audible in this version. Tracks for this version: Disk 1 1. Introduction by Ian Anderson 2. My God (w. flute solo, incl. Soirée, By Kind Permission Of..., Bourée) 3. The Politics of Social Gatherings 4. Thick As A Brick 5. Aqualung 6. Introducing Martin Barre's New Suit 7. To Cry You A Song 8. The Next Song Is Called... 9. A New Day Yesterday Disc 2 1. Insane Asylum Introduction 2. Cross-Eyed Mary (w. drum solo) 3. And Now for a Couple of Old Favorites... 4. New and Unnamed and Played by Martin's New Suit 5. Hymn 43 6. Nothing Is Easy 7. Back from the Toilet 8. Wind up 9. Martin Barre's Solo 10. Locomotive Breath 11. Hard-Headed English General 12. Wind-Up (reprise) TheTooleMan, January 2005 Notes from my source recording follow. aud>cdrx>eac(secure)>wav>flac16 excellent- 1. My God (w. flute solo, incl. Soirée, By Kind Permission Of..., Bourée) 2. Thick As A Brick 3. Aqualung 4. To Cry You A Song disc 2 1. A New Day Yesterday 2. Cross-Eyed Mary (w. drum solo) 3. Hymn 43 > Nothing Is Easy 4. Wind up > Locomotive Breath > Hard-Headed English General > Wind-Up (reprise) this is not "A Blues For God" or any other known bootleg. it's rare in this form and should not be missed I got this 2 cd set about 4 years ago and was told that it was transfered from their own cassette or DAT - don't remember exactly. the reason they transfered it just for me was another rare show they couldn't find that I had. Before all this torrent business came around these shows were harder to come by. especially shows being hoarded by the tapers which is still going on today. I am sure this is the entire Essen show and not the Hannover show I also have the entire Hannover show and it is different after I compared them side by side. that is how I realised the mistake I had slip by me on the "A Blues For God" torrent. thanks to a group that mislabeled the show. hope this helps cheers  
 03/19/72 Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Wolverhampton, UK 
 2 cdr     A-  JETHRO TULL The Wise Man Breaks Wind Wolverhampton, England March 19, 1972 Takklesoft production The best recording of the complete early Thick As A Brick remastered CD1: 1.-15. Thick As A Brick (66:42) CD 2: 1. Conversation 2. Cross-Eyed Mary 3. A New Day Yesterday 4. Aqualung 5. Wind Up - intro 6. Locomotive Breath 7. Hard-Headed English General / Wind Up - reprise 8. more conversation Ian Anderson - flute, guitar, vocals; Martin Barre - guitar; Jeffrey Hammond Hammond - bass; Barrymore Barlow - drums; John Evan - keyboards 
 03/13/73 Olympiahalle
München, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  Here is a late Thick As A Brick show from March 1973. It's another Tull Passion Player Tree release. The tape was incomplete and a portion of the Berlin show from 2 days earlier was used to make a complete show. Very nice considering its age. Sealdriver edited, EQed, knob twiddled and mastered these discs. Exactly how is a complete mystery to me. I do not have the master tape of this show. Ripped to wavs using Nero 7 Encoded to FLAC using Trader's Little Helper Torrent file created using uTorrent Musicians: Ian Anderson-vocals, acoustic guitar and flute and maybe even some sax Martin Barre-electric guitar John Evan(s)-keyboards Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond-bass Barriemore Barlow-drums Disc 1 1) Thick As A Brick part 1 2) Thick As A Brick part 2 3) Thick As A Brick part 3 4) Organ Solo 5) Thick As A Brick part 4 6) Flute Solo 7) Thick As A Brick part 5 8) Thick As A Brick part 6 9) Thick As A Brick part 7 10) Drum Solo 11) 218 Babies 12) Thick As A Brick part 8 Disc 2 1) Cross Eyed Mary 2) Left Right 3) Audition 4) Aqualung 5) Wind Up 6) Rehearsal 7) No Rehearsal 8) Guitar Solo 9) Locomotive Breath 10) Hard-Headed English General/Wind Up (reprise)  
 08/28/74 NHK Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr     A-  JETHRO TULL Tokyo Tull: Rock Explosion '74 Summer Special NHK Hall, Tokyo August 28, 1974 SIMK Record production de-hummed Excellent quality CD1: 1. Quartet / Aqualung Intro / Passion Play 1 2. Thick As A Brick - short version 3. Queen And Country 4. Passion Play 2 CD 2: 1. Jeffrey and Brian 2. Skating Away 3. My God 4. Cross-Eyed Mary / Passion Play 3 5. Aqualung 6. Back-Door Angel 7. Locomotive Breath / Wind Up Ian Anderson - flute, guitar, sax, vocals; Martin Barre - guitar; Jeffrey Hammond Hammond - bass; Barrymore Barlow - drums; John Evan - keyboards 
 03/08/75 Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      Jethro Tull Providence Civic Center Providence, RI 8 March 1975 Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski CD1 01 Intro/Wind Up > 02 Passion Play 03 Thick As A Brick 04 Wond'ring Aloud 05 My God 06 Flute Solo 07 Bouree 08 Living In The Past 09 My God 10 Sealion 11 Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day 12 Ladies 13 Drum Solo CD2 01 War Child 02 Instrumental 03 Cross-Eyed Mary 04 Bungle In The Jungle 05 Aqualung 06 E: Guitar Solo 07 Back Door Angels 08 Locomotive Breath 09 Hard Headed English General 10 Back Door Angels Reprise Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone Maxell cassettes Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com) Master Cassette -> Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction -> M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 -> CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files -> Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) -> CDWAV (track breaks) -> dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to 16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) -> FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment) FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger No EQ'ing. A 24-bit/96-KHz flac24 version of this recording is also available. Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes. He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts. Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, a nd are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording. Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely. The transfers are available as 16bit/44.1KHz flac files suitable for CD burning, and also as 24bit/96KHz flac files for those who prefer the higher resolution. Always remember - the more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you. Kev & Carl June 2009  
 08/15/76 L.A. Coliseum
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Jethro Tull - Backdoor Angels LA Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA August 15,1976 Soundboard Recording TMOQ 150876-1/2 Disc 1 1 Thick as a Brick 2 Wondering Aloud 3 Crazed Institution 4 Canondrum / Drum Solo/To Cry You a Song/ A New Day Yesterday/Flute Solo / God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/Bouree/Living in the Past/A New Day Yesterday (reprise) 5 Too Old to Rock-n-Roll 6 "thank you kindly" 7 Minstrel in the Gallery 8 Instrumental 9 My God 10 Cross Eyed Mary disc 2 1 Aqualung 2 Guitar Solo 3 Wind Up 4 Back Door Angel 5 instrumental 6 wind up reprise 7 locomotive breath 
 01/14/77 Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Pasadena, CA 
 2 cdr       
 01/16/77 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     B+   
 02/05/77 Apollo Theatre
Manchester, England 
 2 cdr      Sound desk recording Lineage: Desk/TDK Cro/NAD6050C/SB Audigy 2/Audacity>WAV/CDRCue/MediaCoder>FLAC Level 8 Disc 1 1.01 Wondr'ing Aloud (2.35) 1.02 Skating Away... (5.42) 1.03 Jack-in-the-Green (3.36) 1.04 Thick as a Brick (14.47) 1.05 Songs from the Wood (4.52) 1.06 Instrumental (section) (2.54) 1.07 To Cry You a Song (2.33) 1.08 A New Day Yesterday (incl. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and Living In The Past) (15.32) 1.09 Velvet Green (6.14) Time: 58.49 Disc 2 2.01 Hunting Girl (6.33) 2.02 Too Old to Rock'n'Roll (4.05) 2.03 Beethoven's 9th (2nd & 4th movements) (3.17) 2.04 Minstrel in the Gallery (5.27) 2.05 Aqualung (9.28) 2.06 Bach's Double Violin Concerto for Solo Guitar (3.03) 2.07 Wind-Up/Back Door Angels/Wind-Up (12.14) 2.08 Locomotive Breath/Land of Hope and Glory/Back Door Angels (Reprise) (9.45) Time: 53.55 Personnel: Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar Martin Barre - guitar John Glascock - bass guitar Barriemore Barlow - drums John Evan - keyboards David Palmer - keyboards, saxophone Notes: Acquired this from one of the Tull road crew several years ago & then promptly forgot I had it. Does not seem to have surfaced anywhere, so this should help fill in the missing gaps at The Ministry of Information. The very first track on the tape is the instumental Quartet, played over the PA in the theatre, and which can be found on the Nightcap album (highly recommended). The first instrumental is also incomplete - otherwise the this is the concert in its entirety. Share and Enjoy! Mr Fibuli  
 10/09/78 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      JETHRO TULL Madison Square Garden 1978 First ever Transatlantic simultaneous broadcast October 9, 1978 Excellent FM broadcast de-hummed 1. Thick As A Brick 2. No Lullaby / Pibroch 3. Songs From The Wood 4. Quatrain 5. Aqualung 6. Locomotive Breath 7. Dambusters March Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar; Martin Barre - guitar; Tony Williams - bass; Barriemore Barlow - drums; John Evan - keyboards; David Palmer - keyboards;  
 03/16/80 Congresgebouw
Den Haag, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      "Watchers On The Storm" [Flashback 01.93.0201] Source: SBD > Master Reels > Silvers > EAC > WAV > FLAC Superb SBD recording No howard stern filler at end of disc 2 
 10/13/80 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A-  BACK IN USA / USA Live 1980/87 CdLabel: Arriba! ARR 93.033 Year: 1993 REMARKS: Tracks 1 through 11 recorded live in Philadelphia (Spectrum), 13/10/1980. Tracks 12 - 14 recorded live in Philadelphia, 1987. Same CD as "Skatin' Away On Heavy Horses" Original CD -> EAC -> WAV -> dBpowerAmp -> FLAC 01. Crossfire 02. Songs From The Wood 03. Hunting Girl 04. Heavy Horses 05. Batteries Not Included 06. Uniform 07. Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day) 08. Flute Improvisation 09. Trio 10. Aqualung 11. Bungle In The Jungle 12. Thick As A Brick 13. Too Old To Rock'n Roll, Too Young To Die 14. Locomotive Breath  
 10/26/80 Checkerdome
St. Louis, MO 
 1 cdr      From a "King Bisquit Flower Hour" broadcast, here it is one of the best performance of the "A" tour. Sadly it's short, but -hey- it's better than nothing! I ripped the show from an unknown generation (but probably low) cassette, and I think the sound is A/A-. I decided to cut the announcer, except for the first few seconds on the first track and the last one. An excellent show, expecially the long violin jam on "Protect & Survive"! Maybe someday someone will seed here the complete audience version, if it circoulates. Some copies have the first two tracks switched, but I think it depends from which broadcast has been taken! Note that "Black Sunday" 's reprise is here, but the song itself was not included on the broadcast! 01 Songs From The Wood [03:45] 02 Crossfire [03:51] 03 Heavy Horses [06:55] ~~~~ fade out applied, in order to cut the announcer 04 Batteries Not Included [03:34] ~~~~ fade in applied, in order to cut the announcer 05 Protect And Survive [05:43] 06 Bungle In The Jungle [03:59] ~~~~ last track on side 1, nothing missing 07 Guitar Solo [02:43] ~~~~ first track on side 2, nothing missing 08 Aqualung [08:07] 09 Locomotive Breath [05:21] 10 Black Suday (Reprise) [02:01] Total Time: 46:02 Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar Martin Barre: electric guitar Dave Pegg: bass Eddie Jobson: keyboards, violin Mark Craney (RIP): drums Taped by: N/A Ripped by: SinisterFootwear Special thanks to Cristina for the tape! No noise reduction or other alterations done, the torrent here sounds exactly like the cassette. Share & enjoy! and please.... DON'T SELL THIS STUFF!!!!! 
 11/12/80 Los Angeles Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      This is one of my favorite Tull boots... here is the info as I got it originally. Many thanks to all who madde this boot possible. Sound quality is a strong 8 or 9/10. Sounds like a SBD to me as crowd noise is present but in the background. Perhaps taped for an FM broadcast? A good mixture of newer and older stuff. Personally I loved the 'Jobson' era, as short lived as it was. Enjoy. -------- original info file Jethro Tull "B" Sports Arena, Los Angeles 12 November 1980 2 CDR: 19981127-0000 Lineage: Tull Tree Release -> CDR -> EAC -> FLAC(8) CD1: 66:28 1. Intro 2. Black Sunday 3. Crossfire 4. Songs From The Wood 5. Hunting Girl 6. The Pine Marten's Jig 7. Heavy Horses 8. Ian Anderson Introduces The Band 9. Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of The New Day) 10. Intrumental (Including Anderson Flute Solo) 11. Power Trio 12. Jobson Keyboard Solo 13. Uniform 15. Drum Solo CD2: 60:44 1. Working John, Working Joe 2. Protect And Survive (Including Jobson Violin Solo) 3. Locomotive Breath 4. Black Sunday (Reprise) 5. Guitar Hero Intro 6. Aqualung 7. Bungle In The Jungle 8. Interview With Ian Anderson REMARKS: Home-made Bootleg. Recorded Los Angeles Sports Arena November 12, 1980. Tull Tree release. 
 09/09/84 Hammersmith Odeon
London, UK 
 1 cdr      JETHRO TULL Living In The Past Hammersmith Odeon, London, September 9, 1984 Expanded version of Raw Fruit release from BBC transcription discs Excellent FM broadcast 1. Intro / Locomotive Breath (instrumental) / Hunting Girl 2. Under Wraps 3. Later That Same Evening 4. Living In The Past 5. Pussy Willow 6. The Clasp 7. Thick As A Brick 8. Aqualung 9. Locomotive Breath 10. Too Old To Rock'n'Roll 11. Thick As A Brick - reprise Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar; Martin Barre - guitar; David Pegg - bass; Doane Perry - drums; Peter-John Vetesse - keyboards 
 03/16/85 International Congress Centrum
Berlin, Germany 
 1 cdr      JETHRO TULL Bach's Birthday J.S.Bach 300th birthday celebration concert International Congress Centrum, Berlin, March 16, 1985 Excellent FM broadcast remastered 1. Black Sunday 2. Hunting Girl 3. Elegy 4. Living In The Past 5. Serenade For A Cuckoo 6. Too Old To Rock And Roll 7. Wond'ring Aloud 8. Band introduction 9. Bouree 10. Double Violin Concerto 11. Aqualung 12. Locomotive Breath 13. Thick As A Brick - reprise 14. Sailor - studio track Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar; Martin Barre - guitar; David Pegg - bass; Doene Perry - drums; Eddie Jobson - violin, keyboards 
 11/25/87 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 cdr      UPPER DARBY, PENNSYLVANIA: November 25,1987 Improved Version Recorded on a reel-to-reel live from WMMR-FM This is a new and improved version of the commercial boot Upper Darby 1987. This is from a live FM broadcast directly onto a reel to reel. It not only sounds better, it contains Hunting Girl which wasn't on the original. I got this from A Tull Passion Players vine. The masters for this vine were supposedly taken directly from the reel to reel tape -sounds like it. Ripped to wavs using Nero 7 Encoded to FLAC using Trader's Little Helper Torrent file created using uTorrent Disc 1 (59:55) 1-Intro (DJ & IA backstage) 2-Songs From The Wood 3-Thick As A Brick 4-Steel Monkey 5-Farm On The Freeway 6-Heavy Horses 7-Living In The Past 8-Serenade To A Cuckoo 9-Budapest 10-Hunting Girl Disc 2 (57:15) 1-Bach Violin Concerto in E (Third Movement): Peggy & Martin 2-Keyboard/Drum Duet 3-Wond'ring Aloud 4-Skating Away 5-Jump Start 6-Band Intro 7-Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll 8-Aqualung 9-Locomotive Breath 10-Thick As A Brick (outro) 11-DJ Banter 12-Wind Up 
 09/01/90 Wembley Stadium
London, England 
 1 cdr      JETHRO TULL One Flute Over The Cuckoo's Nest Wembley Stadium, London, September 1, 1990 Extraordinary soundboard remastered 1. Thick As A Brick 2. Living In The Past 3. Steel Monkey 4. Serenade To A Cuckoo 5. Rock Island 6. Pussy Willow / Pibroch 7. My God 8. Fat Man 9. Too Old To Rock'n'Roll 10. Aqualung Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, guitar; Martin Barre - guitar; David Pegg - bass; Doane Perry - drums; Martin Allcock - keyboards 
 10/01/99 Hilton Amphitheater
Reno, NV 
 2 cdr     A-  The Band: Jethro Tull Venue: Hilton Amphitheater Location: Reno, Nevada Date: October 1, 1999 Source: Audience MD master>CDR Sound Quality: EX- Title: "Minstrels In The Casino" Label: Let It Rip Productions Transferred & Mastered by: John Atyim Artwork by: Eric The Taper: The Mad Taper Set list: Disc 1 1. Steel Monkey 2. For A Thousand Mothers 3. Serenade To A Cuckoo (Cameras) 4. Spiral 5. Nothing Is Easy 6. Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square 7. Fat Man 8. Nothing @ AllWicked Windows 9. A New Day Yesterday 10. Barre Instrumental 11. Dot Com 12. Bouree 13. Hunting Girl (Phones) Disc 2 1. Hunt By Numbers 2. Flying Dutchman/My God 3. Passion Jig 4. Locomotive Breath 5. Aquadiddley/Aqualung 6. Living In the Past/Dogs In The Midwinter/Dambuster March/Cheerio Excellent minus might be a little modest to describe the sound grade for this show as it has a sound board(ish) sound quality, but, we'll let you be the judge to that. This was recorded in the fourth row dead center by an anonymous taper by name of;"The Mad Taper". Recorded with a Sony mini disc recorder>WAV>Cool Edit>SHN. Very little was done to this recording except for normalize, it sounded that good ! Special thanks goes to Eric, for he continues to astonish me with his artistic skills and great job on the artwork. This gem from the desert of Nevada is intended for trade only & NOT for sale as with all Let It Rip Productions. Enjoy ! John  
 07/09/05 27th Annual Estival Jazz, Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A Swissbird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ....Soundboard > DAT > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8)... Ian Anderson / vocals , flute , guitar Martin Barre / guitars , mandolin Doane Perry / drums , percussion Andrew Giddings / keyboards , accordion Jonathan Noyce / bass  

 11/15/72 Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr     A-  Jim Croce & Maury Muehleisen Live (Cleveland, OH ?) 1972-11-15 - SBD Lineage: vinyl>HDD>Magix>CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC Level 6 01 Operator 02 It Doesn't Have To Be That Way - story 03 It Doesn't Have To Be That Way 04 Roller Derby Queen - story 05 Roller Derby Queen 06 Box #10 - story 07 Box #10 08 I've Been Framed - story 09 I've Been Framed 10 I'll Have TO Say I Love You In A Song 11 Speedball Tucker - story 12 Speedball Tucker 13 New York's Not My Home 14 You Don't Mess Around With Jim - story 15 You Don't Mess Around With Jim NOTES: Magix used to remove clicks and crackles, balance corrected.  
 01/07/73 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  VENUE: Madison Square Garden, New York (prob) 07/01/73; Air date: In Concert #5 2/2/73 (WRIF-FM Detroit) SONGS: 01)Intro/You Don't Mess Around With Jim (2:58) 02)Dialogue/Roller Derby Queen (3:25) 03)Operator (4:03) 04)Outros (0:49) LINEAGE: SBD>FM simulcast>Toshiba stereo cassette deck>MASTER TDK C-120SD Cassette>Nakamichi BX-100 cassette deck (no Dolby)>AUDACITY (level set, track splitting, no processing or NR)>TLH (flac8, align, check, ffp)>you QUALITY: A+ or 9-1/2 A short but sweet early performance. NOTE: The DVD, "Have You Heard: Jim Croce Live", features Croce's television performances on the BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert, as well as family photos and commentary from contemporaries such as Kenny Loggins and Randy Newman. Please note that the material in this torrent is from January 1973 for the In Concert broadcast, whereas the Kirshner broadcasts didn't start until Sept. 1, 1973. http://www.rollingstone.com/artists/jimcroce/articles/story/5936071/croces_lost_recordings_due ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ABC-TV "In Concert" FM SIMULCASTS: - The In Concert series ran every other Friday night on ABC-TV affiliates, with an audio simulcast on ABC radio stations. Each show ran from 11:30PM-1:00AM, with 75 minutes of music. Bands included the obscure, the awful, and the amazing. I taped all of these shows (all 53 of them, from 1972-75); I only taped bands that appealed to me, so this will not be the complete run. -although all were FM, the technology was primitive, both on my side and on the network side. There were level irregularites, FM noise and compression, abusive commercial interruptions, etc. -all of these segments, from one song to complete full shows, are as broadcast, and they are being shared with you with no alterations or changes from my original tapes. -so far, this series for the most part remains unreleased, both on video and audio. Also, some bands who played one or two songs on these broadcasts most certainly played at least a set, so somewhere, hopefully, all of this stuff is safely warehoused. Hopefully someday it will see the light of day instead of hiding on dodgy tapes and videos in dark, dingy basements like mine. Let's be patient - it's only been 35 years so far... -all of these tapes are my MASTERS, and I intend to eventually upload a ton of goodies I have from this series. -thanks to the Mods for allowing this material to be shared; please note that venue and date information on these broadcasts is frequently incomplete (any information would be greatly appreciated). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- One from the basement, where a couple of hundred of these purely analogue goodies reside. All of these are from my trading and taping days (which ended in 1985), and these tapes are appearing after being shut away for over 22 years! These uploads will appear occasionally, as I find time, so please don't stay up nights waiting. Comments and suggestions are welcome. GENERAL LINEAGE: trade/master cassette>AUDACITY (track splitting, no dolby or processing other than level set)>TLH Flac8, aligned, tested, ffp>you. Exact lineage will be stated in the torrent information. SOURCES: FM, SBD, audience; all analogue, all torrented to you as received (in the rough with no cuts, sequencing, NR or alterations at all unless noted). This should keep both the masochist/purist and the tweaker/remixer happy.  
 01/19/73 Glassboro State College
Glassboro, NJ 
 1 cdr       
 02/02/73 Harper College
Palatine, IL 
 1 cdr      received in trade......... "Live at Harper College" 
 07/29/73 The Lido Club
Amsterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr      Jim Croce Lido Club Leidsekade Amsterdam Hol 29-07-1973 sbd source 28 min 01. Rapid Roy 02. Working At The Car Wash Blues 03. Operator 04. Roller Derby Queen 05. You Don't Mess Around With Jim 06. Lover's Cross 07. Speedball Trucker 08. Bad Bad Leroy Brown 09. Five Short Minutes lineage: Dutch FM radio broadcast tape played on TEAC V1050 -> EDIROL09 -> pc -> Goldwave -> TLH -> FLAC ABC TV 1973 live september 1973 12 min 101. Rapid Roy 102. I Got a Name 103. Five Short Minutes 104. Bad Bad Leroy Brown lineage: TV broadcast tape played on TEAC V1050 -> EDIROL09 -> pc -> Goldwave -> TLH -> FLAC 
 08/25/73 The Philadelphia Folk Festival
Upper Salford Township, PA 
 1 cdr      1-Introduction 2-Rapid//Roy 3-Talk 4-Working at The Carwash Blues 5-Operator 6-Talk 7-He's Got A Way With Women 8-Talk 9-Lovers Cross 10-Talk 11-Speedball Tucker 12-Talk 13-The Ball Of Kerrymuir// 14-//Bad Bad Leroy Brown SB MASTER REEL > DAT > CD > SONY SCREENBLAST EXTRACTION > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  
 09/20/73 Prather Coliseum NW St. Univ
Natchitoches, LA 
 1 cdr     A-  Hello DIMERS, Here is a REAL Treat for all you Jim Croce Fans... This is THE LAST Show Jim performed before his Untimely Death in 1973. This is an Audience recording & Very Good for its time. This recording I obtained many Years ago thru the art of Snail mail , Back in the days before Torrents were born. I believe this is 2nd generation from the master cassette tape . The story goes as thus: This cd contains the final moments of the legendary Jim Croce and his Lead Guitarist, Maury Muehleisen. Only fifeteen minutes after this concert ended, they were both killed when their charted plane crashed during take-off from the Natchitoches, LA airport. The four others aboard the aircraft were also killed and the names are unkown to me. Jim and Maury had just given a great show on the campus of Northwestern State Unversity in Natchitoches, Louisiana. They had been well received by almost 2000 fans. This show was taped on a hand held cassette recorder by 2 young women in the 3rd row. You will find the sound is Pretty amazing for an Audience recording back in the day. Please enjoy a look back at the FINAL performance of an American Legend : JIM CROCE. JIM CROCE Northwestern State University Natchitoches, Louisiana Thursday, September 20 , 1973 Song list 1) Rapid Roy ( The Stock car Boy ) 2) Workin At The Carwash Blues 3) Operator 4) Roller Derby Queen 5) Lover`s Cross 6) Thursday 7) Speedball Trucker 8) I Got A Name 9) Top Hat Bar And Grill 10) Bad Bad Lerot Brown Note: All the Dialogue between songs is present on this recording. Anyone willing to share more Jim PLEAE do , also anyone who would like to Do artwork for this Important Show Please do so :-) Enjoy & Light a candle Gottahavit MIKE  
 ??/??/73 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      **********mike's notes - i burned this at the end of Jim's 9/20/73 show **************** *********************************************************************************** Jim Croce .... Broadcast February 2, 1973 ABC-TV In Concert; likely Civic Center, Santa Monica, California, U.S.A. Thanks to gv0000 for the broadcast date info. MODS Note: These performances are not part of the official DVD "Have You Heard" set or any numerous posthumous sets. The "ABC- TV In Concert" series was a Dick Clark Production, and very little, if any, of Dick Clark's archives (American Bandstand, Where The Action Is, etc.) has ever surfaced officially. Jim Croce - guitar & lead vocals Maury Muehleisen - guitar & vocals Tommy West - piano & vocals Taper: bpthree Taping Gear: FM broadcast> Pioneer TX-9100 > Akai GX-220 reel @ 3 3/4 IPS w/ Teac AN-60 Dolby Lineage: Scotch 200 reel> Akai GX-220 reel playback w/ Teac AN-60 dolby> TASCAM CDRW-700> Trade CD-R> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries) Quality: ex Length: 12:17 minutes Artwork: none. Samples: none. Set List: 01. Rapid Roy 02. I Got A Name 03. Five Short Minutes 04. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown Taper's Comments: 1 - HELP!! If you have any uncirculated SPIRIT shows, or better quality FM broadcasts than what's been posted here before, please share them. If you know anybody who has shows that fit this category that aren't on DIME, please dub off their stuff and share it. I'm trying to write a book on SPIRIT and need all the information I can get. I have a database of over 1500 gigs 1967-1996, and want to find as much information as I can to add to it. If you have any memories of where you saw SPIRIT, the more specific the better (venue, city, date, supporting bands, etc.), I'd love to know that as well. Please leave that in the comments section or PM me. Thank you! 2 - Show description & comments follow: This show comes from a great but short lived series that ran on ABC-TV circa 1973-75. Since this is way before stereo TV, you could watch the visual portion on TV, and they would simulcast on certain FM stations the stereo sound. While the sound and mixes are primitive by today's standards, they weren't too bad for the times. I'm happy to have what I have, and pissed that I missed a lot of them too. I think the show was broadcast on Friday nights, but I could be wrong on that. Here's a nice set by the late Jim Croce, who was to die tragically later in the year, along with his supporting guitarist Marty Muehleisen. If anybody knows the exact date and venue for this performance, please post that info in the comments section. Enjoy! bpthree --------------------------------------------------- 

 06/18/67 Monterey International Pop Festival
Monterey, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  official release 
 03/07/68 The Scene
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      "Bleeding Heart" Castle Communications plc. With Jim Morrison, Johnny Winter, and Buddy Miles 
 03/15/68 Atwood Hall, Clark University
Worcester, MA 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 03/17/68 Cafe A Go-Go
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      JIMI HENDRIX Cafe Au Go Go, New York City March 17, 1968 TITLE: 'Blues At Midnight' LABEL: Midnight Beat 1995 (MB CD 037) LINEAGE: Original Silvers > EAC (secure, offset corrected, test and copy) > WAV > FLAC 01. LITTLE WING 02. EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE ALLRIGHT 03. THREE LITTLE BEARS PART 1 04. THREE LITTLE BEARS PART 2 05. INSTRUMENTAL JAM 06. STORMY MONDAY 07. BLUES IN C (77:25) I grabbed this gem at a shop in New York City back in the mid 90's with my best friend, 'Rich G'. Tracks 1-6 were recorded live at the Cafe Au Go Go on March 17th 1968, 152 Bleeker Street, Greenwich Village, New York City. Track 7 was recorded live at The Generation Club on April 15th 1968, 52 West 8th Street, New York City. The Cafe Au Go Go show also included Paul Butterfield, Elvin Bishop, Harvey Brooks, Buddy Miles, Herbie Rich, James Tatum, and Philip Wilson. The Generation Club also included B.B. King, Elvin Bishop, Buzzy Feiten, Al Kooper, and Philip Wilson. If you're not familiar with this recording, it can best be described as a bunch of structured 'jams'. If you're into lyrics, this one's NOT for you!!! If you're into great instrumentals, particularly electric guitar, JUMP ON THIS!! The sound quality is very nice. I'd rate the SQ as a solid EX, in my humble opinion. Crowd noise can be heard at times, but it's faint at most. There are also a few fade-in/fade-outs, but almost hardly worth mentioning. This is definitely one of the better sounding live performances with Jimi Hendrix I've heard. Lastly- I normally wouldn't include a scan of the actual disc, but this one's too cool looking to omit. Hope you guys agree. Thanks again to 'Alex D.' for the artwork scans. ENJOY!!!!  
 05/10/68 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE: THANK YOU, AND I JUST BLEW ANOTHER AMP! Fillmore East, New York City, NY 10.05.68; 2nd Show Aud; 1st Gen - Digitally restored, Phase & Speed corrected 1 "Lover Man" (9) 2 "Fire" (22) 3 "Foxy Lady" (28) 4 "Red House" (19) 5 "Hey Joe" (28) 6 "The Sunshine Of Your Love" (6) 7 "Hear My Train A-Comin'" (8) 8 "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window ?" (4) 9 "Purple Haze" (37) 10 "Wild Thing" (19) Total time: 62:16 This is an upgrade that has been doing the rounds at JPIO and other places this summer. Generally considered to be one of Hendrix' finest performances, it has has been bootlegged several times over the years. These bootlegs have however all been missing "Wild Thing" (19), and collector's discs - including the ATM 093 "Bill Graham Presentes The Jimi Hendrix Experience" - have only featured 0:46 of the track. Although still incomplete, "Wild Thing" (19) clocks in at 3:16 here, making this set not only an upgrade in regard to generation, but also the longest and most complete version of the show to date. Artwork is included. 
 05/18/68 Gulfstream Park
Hallandale, FL 
 1 cdr      artist: JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE place: MIAMI POP FESTIVAL, GULFSTREAM PARK, RACETRACK, HALLANDALE, FLORIDA date: MAY 18, 1968 - 2nd SHOW audio quality: EX+ SOUNDBOARD RECORDING video quality: GOOD B&W PRO-SHOT (Broadcasted on 1970.09.18 during ABC News) lineage audio: MASTER > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (Level 6) lineage video: TV > LOW GEN. VHS > MPEG notes: PRESENTED BY JOINT PRODUCTION / 2 SHOWS / AROUND 25000 PEOPLE others acts on the bill: MOTHERS OF INVENTION, JOHN LEE HOOKER, BLUE CHEER, CRAZY WORLD OF ARTHUR BROWN ****************************************************************************** ******RESEED******RESEED******RESEED******RESEED******RESEED******RESEED****** ****************************************************************************** tracklisting: 1. INTRO 2. FOXY LADY 3. FIRE 4. HEAR MY TRAIN A COMIN 5. PURPLE HAZE 6. OUTRO + 1'46 MPEG FEATURING ON STAGE & BACKSTAGE SCENES, BLACK & WHITE PRO-SHOT length expanded size cdr WAVE problems filename 0:59.02 10412348 --- -- ---xx Track01.flac 5:01.49 53211692 --- -- ---xx Track02.flac 3:04.20 32504684 --- -- ---xx Track03.flac 7:09.46 75783836 --- -- ---xx Track04.flac 4:27.62 47244668 --- -- ---xx Track05.flac 0:23.27 4120748 --- -- ---xx Track06.flac 21:05.56 223277976 B (totals for 6 files, 0.5948 overall compression ratio) Enjoy, Share & Preserve Quality !!! Brought to You by BP [January 2006]  
 10/12/68 Winterland Arena (Early and Late Show)
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Received in trade - little hiss, but nice and clear sound 
 01/09/69 Konserthuset (Early & Late Shows)
Stockholm, Sweden 
 2 cdr      Jimi Hendrix Stockholm Concert Purple Haze Records – HAZE003 Disc 1 – First Show January 9, 1969 Konserthuset Stockholm Sweden 01. Introduction 02. Killing Floor 03. Spanish Castle Magic 04. Fire 05. Hey Joe 06. Voodoo Chile 07. Red House 08. Sunshine of Your Love Disc 2 – Second Show January 9, 1969 Konserthuset Stockholm Sweden 01. Introduction 02. Don’t Live Today 03. Spanish Castle Magic 04. Hey Joe 05. Voodoo Chile 06. Sunshine of Your Love 07. Red House 08. Fire 09. Purple Haze 10. Star Spangled Banner  
 02/24/69 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr      Show only - Not the rehearsals Received in trade . Nice sound 
 04/26/69 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 1 cdr      "LA Forum 26th April 1969" Alchemy Entertainment LTD Limited Edition of 12,000 copies Second disc is 9/6/70 show 
 05/17/69 Rhode Island Auditorium
Providence, RI 
 1 cdr       "One Night At The Arena"  
 06/20/69 Newport 1969 Pop Festival
Northridge, CA 
 2 cdr      Jimi Hendrix Experience Newport Pop Festival San Fernando Valley State College Devonshire Downs Northridge, CA June 20, 1969 2nd Generation SB Reels to Dat From The Krw_co Collection SOUNDBOARD RECORDING FROM ROLL 5 AND 6 AMPEX REELS LINEAGE 2ND GENERATION SOUNDBOARD TO DAT >16/48>SONY PCM R-500 DAT> FIBER OPTIC>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (16/48KHZ)> MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS AND EDITS>WAV 16/48>TLH FLAC 8 KRW_CO 2017 DAT TRANSFER THE BAND Jimi Hendrix guitar lead vocals Noel Redding bass backing vocals Mitch Mitchell drums backing vocals SET LIST 1 Roll 5 line up tone 2 Stone Free 3 Are You Experienced 4 Villanova Junction 5 Stone Free (reprise) 6 Sunshine Of Your Love 7 Fire 8 Hear My Train 9 Roll 6 line up tone 10 Red House 11 Foxy Lady 12 Like A Rolling Stone 13 Voodoo Child 14 Drum Solo 15 Purple Haze TOTAL TIME PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS. PLEASE DONT ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING. THANK YOU,AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO <a href="/shn/31155">Source Detail</a> 
 05/30/70 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr       "The Berkeley Concerts" Whoopy Cat Records - disc two also contains the late show as follows :Pass It On (Straight Ahead), Hey Baby (New Rising Sun), Lover Man, Stone Free, Hey Joe, I Don't Live Today, Machine Gun, Foxey Lady, Star Spangled Banner, Purple Haze, Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 
 07/04/70 Middle Georgia Raceway
Byron, GA 
 1 cdr       Tendolar Label presents "oh Atlanta".... Fire, Lover Man, Spanish Castle Magic, Red House, Room Full Of Mirrors, Hear My Train A Coming, Message Of Love, All Along The Watchtower, Freedom, Foxy Lady, Purple Haze, Hey Joe, VooDoo Child (Slight Return), Stone Free, Star Spangled Banner  
 07/30/70 Haleakala Crater, Seabury Hall
Maui, HI 
 2 cdr      Limited edition official release 
 08/30/70 East Afton Farm
Isle Of Wight, UK 
 1 c      official release 
 09/06/70 Open Air Love and Peace Festival
Insel Fehmar, Germany 
 1 cdr     A-  Jimi's last concert "LA Forum 26th April 1969" Alchemy Entertainment LTD Limited Edition of 12,000 copies Second disc is 9/6/70 show 

 04/15/68 Generation Club
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Jimi Hendrix & B.B. King w/ The Paul Butterfield Blues Band Generation Club, New York City, NY, USA April 15th, 1968 Lineage: CDRx > EAC > wav > flac Disc One: 01 Ad Libbed Impromptu Blues[*] 02 Kooper's Shuffle[*] 03 Like A Rolling Stone 04 San-Ho-Zay/Instrumental Blues Jam 05 B.B. King Intro 06 Slow Blues 07 Fast Blues Disc Two 08 It's My Own Fault 09 BB King Intros 2 [*]Sans Jimi Hendrix. Time: 1:33:44  

 02/19/74 The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      Jimmy Buffett February 19, 1974 The Record Plant Sausalito, CA Source: KSAN SBD(FM?) > RR? > ? > SHN > Wavelab remaster by JimmyPhan 01. Pre Show Babble / KSAN Intro 02. Ringling Ringling 03. Come Monday 04. Pencil Thin Mustache 05. Peddler Not A Pusher 06. Railroad Lady 07. They Don't Dance Like Carmen No More 08. Migration 09. God's Own Drunk 10. Brahma Fear 11. Pirate Looks at Forty 12. Closing Source notes: I got this as an shn set from a trading buddy. It came with no source info, just a track listing. The recording sounded very very good already. The extreamly low level of hiss makes my think this was recorded on a Reel to Reel. I'm not sure if this was recorded off the radio or pre-FM. I'm leaning towards a pre-FM KSAN vault leak because of the excellent sonic quality. However, that's just a guess. Remastering notes: The only thing I really did was tame some of the audience applause and Jimmy's banter. This was recorded with an extreme amount of audience able to be heard in the small club. It sounds as if they mic'ed the crowd to get the comments between songs. They boosted up Jimmy’s voice levels and turned the audience mic on and off as Jimmy finished and started songs. The difference was quite noticeable in places. The songs were actually softer in volume then the banter. The banter and applause were so loud in parts it hurt my ears after jamming to the songs at high volume. I had to keep lowering the volume between songs and turn it back up during the songs. The contrast was quite offensive. I tamed the applause and banter sections and boosted the gain on some of the songs at the beginning to make it more even and more pleasurable to listen to without constantly needing to change the volume. Towards the end the songs got louder, so I only boosted the first few songs. But the banter and applause were offensively loud throughout. Remastered by JimmyPhan October 17, 2003 

 07/13/02 Witnness Festival
Ratoath, Ireland 
 1 cdr      immy Eat World - The Main Stage - Witnness Festival - 13th July 2002 [FM] Uploaded By : Johnky Website : www.live-recordings.net Source : FM Length : 50.53 SETLIST UNKNOWN [ANY HELP IS MUCH APPRECIATED] I have about 10-15 old FM sets from "Witnness / Oxegen" festival which I will upload over the coming weeks. Enjoy, Johnky Here's a setlist :) 1 - Praise Chorus 2 - Bleed American 3 - Blister 4 - Your New Aesthetic 5 - Get It Faster 6 - The Authority Song 7 - Call It In The Air 8 - Rockstar 9 - If You Don't, Don't 10- No Sensivity 11- The Middle 12- Goodbye Sky Harbor 13- Lucky Denver Mint 14- Sweetness 

 10/22/88 Joe Louis Arena
Detroit, MI 
 1 cdr     A-  some fm static 

 10/12/99 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  Source: Soundboard Title: Oh Well (Flagge) Lineage: cdrs>eac(secure mode/read offsets corrected)>wav>flac(level 7)........Notes: Opening night for the tour. Excellent soundboard recording.  
 10/16/99 Worcester Centrum Centre
Worcester, MA 
 2 cdr      JIMMY PAGE WITH THE BLACK CROWES CENTRUM WORCESTER, MA (USA) OCTOBER 16, 1999 AUDIENCE DAT MASTER>CDR>EAC>FLAC SET LIST: DISC ONE: 1: CELEBRATION DAY 2: CUSTARD PIE 3: SICK AGAIN 4: NO SPEAK NO SLAVE 5: WHAT IS AND WHAT SHOULD NEVER BE 6: HARD TO HANDLE 7: MELLOW DOWN EASY 8: TEN YEARS GONE 9: IN MY TIME OF DYING 10: YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME DISC TWO: 1: REMEDY 2: THE LEMON SONG 3: SHAKE YOUR MONEY MAKER 4: SHAPES OF THINGS 5: NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE 6: HEARTBREAKER 7: HEY HEY WHAT CAN I DO 8: OUT ON THE TILES/WHOLE LOTTA LOVE 9: YOU SHOOK ME ** 10: OH WELL ** ** YOU SHOOK ME AND OH WELL FEATURE JOE PERRY OF AEROSMITH. This is a great show. Supposedly there is a DVD of this show floating around. Anyone have it? There are a few static noises before the opening number "Celebration Day" due to the taper adjusting the mic cable. There are PA problems with Chris` mic that is not 100 percent corrected until the middle of "Custard Pie". 
 10/18/99 Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr    A+   Parts of this show were used for the "Live At The Greek" official release ... probably should not trade 
 10/19/99 Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  Parts of this show were used for the "Live At The Greek" official release ... probably should not trade 
 07/08/00 Sony E-Center
Camden, NJ 
 2 cdr/shn     A-   
 07/10/00 Jones Beach Amphitheatre
Wantagh, NY 
 2 cdr/flac      celebration day fades in , in the light fades out 

 07/28/07 Piazza Blues
Bellinzona, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus release: Joe Bonamassa Piazza Blues Bellinzona, Switzerland 28. July 2007 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > Size : 348 MB Setlist : 1 Bridge to better days 2.walk in my shadow 3.so many roads 4. mountain time 5. another kind of love 6. sloe gin 7. django/justgot paid/dazed and confused 8. asking around for you 9. los endos Swissbird & Simplex homepage / available soundboards : http://hometown.aol.de/NaughtyKnight/SimplexSoundboards.html 

 04/26/70 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Joe Cocker, Mad Dogs & Englishmen Fillmore West San Francisco, CA 4/26/70 SB > ??? > cdr > EAC > WAV > SHN KPFA FM Radio Broadcast of SB tape Disc 1: 1. Untitled Jam 2. Cry Me A River 3. The Weight 4. Sticks And Stones 5. Something 6. Space Captain 7. Let It Be (part 1) (cut) 8. Let It Be (part 2) 9. The Letter 10. Further On Up The Road 11. Darling Be Home Soon Disc 2: 1. KPFA Berkely DJ announcement 2. She Came In Through The Bathroom Window 3. Feelin' Alright 4. Superstar (incomplete) 5. Delta Lady 6. I'll Drown In My Own Tears/When Something Is Wrong With My Baby (cut)/ 7. I've Been Lovin' You Too Long/I'll Drown In My Own Tears 8. With A Little Help From My Friends Ripped, SHNed, and uploaded by anthony 
 10/27/78 Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      KSAN pre-FM  
 08/20/94 Irving Plaza
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Joe Cocker Irving Plaza, N.Y. August 20, 1994 Sbd: master cassette > my cassette > cdrw > eac > cdr CD 1 1. Let The Healing Begin 4:53 2. Feelin’ Alright 4:55 3. Hitchcock Railway 4:24 4. Have A Little Faith In Me 5:07 5. The Simple Things 5:28 6. Up Where We Belong 5:04 7. Leave Your Hat On 4:45 8. When The Night Comes 5:20 9. Too Cool 7:58 CD 2 1. Shelter Me 5:09 2. Summer In The City 5:20 3. Unchain My Heart 5:26 4. The Letter 5:20 5. With A Little Help From My Friends 11:48 6. Cry Me A River 4:27 7. Highway Highway 5:15 8. High Time We Went 6:13 Another previously unreleased gem from the Evaporatus archive, this one in great soundboard quality. Joe Cocker, in great form touring in support of his “Have A Little Faith” album. Yes, there are a few ballads, but most of the songs rock hard with a smokin’ group of quality musicians. A must for all fans of this classic rock favorite. Share, Respect & Love, Peace for all, Evaporatus  
 11/01/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Joe Cocker Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Nov. 1, 2002 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim Fiesler recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim Fiesler recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. DJ intro 102. You Can't Have My Heart 103. Never Tear Us Apart 104. When The Night Comes 105. Love Not War 106. My Father's Son 107. Summer In The City 108. Up Where We Belong 109. You Are So Beautiful 110. This Is Your Life 111. Band intros 112. You Can Leave Your Hat On 113. Respect Yourself 201. The Letter 202. Unchain My Heart 203. With A Little Help From My Friends 204. Feelin' Alright 205. Every Time It Rains 206. Cry Me A River 207. My Father's Son ** 208. Unchain My Heart ** 209. The Letter ** 210. Cry Me A River ** 211. Feelin' Alright (tease) ** ** - these "bonus" songs are from the soundcheck (without Joe Cocker) (Don't be fooled because Joe's not present; the soundcheck is a good listen.) Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) DAT > CDR Additional editing notes: * Faded end of Track 108 with Nero (last song before intermission) * Deleted a portion of a 2-second dropout at the beginning of Track 109 * Boosted volume of first 10 seconds of Track 111 by 4 dB * Lowered volume of Track 207, 208 and part of 209 by 1dB * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro Additional notes about this show/recording: * There is a SLIGHT bit of static present in many songs (due to reception of the signal), but it's by no means a "deal breaker". Most of the time, only a second or two of a song has a slight crackle... and many songs have no issues whatsoever. * At the end of Track 108, Joe mentions he's "got a bit of flu"... and at the end of the show (end of Track 206), he says, "Tampa...we love ya...take care. I'll try to see you next time when I'm healthy." Well, for a guy getting over the flu, he sounds pretty good to these ears. This is an entertaining show. * At the end of Track 103, Joe exclaims, "Clearwater...good evening!" But as mentioned in the point above, Clearwater somehow became Tampa! ( I know, I know...Tampa and Clearwater are RIGHT NEXT to each other. But I still think it's funny/odd that he refers to the crowd as "Tampa" at show's end since he himself referred to them as "Clearwater" earlier in the evening.) ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed) --if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim Fiesler notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases.. however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm..The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish September 2008  
 10/08/04 Moods
Zürich, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Joe Cocker Zuerich 2004-10-08 DRS3 Showcase 01 I Keep Forgetting 02 One 03 What's Going On 04 Maybe I'm Amazed 05 I Put A Spell On You 06 Every Kinda People 07 You Are So Beautiful Joe Cocker, Vocals Gene Black, Guitar C. J. Vanston Keyboard, Laptop Recorded, transferred to CD (FM -> Philips PSC805 -> Goldwave -> FLAC) and cover by rouge  

 ??/??/39 compilation
compilation, compilation 
 1 cdr       Joe Jackson Cover Collection Volume 1 01. Somewhere Over The Rainbow (instrumental)(Judy Garland) 8/11/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 02. Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac) 5/20/91 - Pink Pop Festival, Sportpark, Geleen, The Netherlands 03. Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Duke Ellington) 6/5/07 - Paradiso, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Motown Medley 2/21/83 - Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany: 04. Uptight (Everything's Alright) (Stevie Wonder) > 05. Tears Of A clown (Miracles) > 06. I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (Supremes) > 07. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (Marvin Gaye) > 08. Heatwave (Martha Reeves & The Vandellas) > 09. Uptight (Reprise) 10. Ain't That A Shame (Fats Domino) 4/26/79 - The Bayou, Washington, D.C. 11. Girl (Beatles) 4/13/05 - King Center, Melbourne, FL 12. I'm Looking Through You (Beatles) 5/17/07 - Muziekcentrum Vredenburg, Utrecht, The Netherlands 13. For Your Love (Yardbirds) 8/5/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 14. The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff) 5/26/80 - Pink Pop Festival, Sportpark, Geleen, The Netherlands 15. Mood Indigo/Satin Doll (Duke Ellington) 8/10/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 16. Reelin' In The Years (Steely Dan) 12/20/00 - Beacon Theatre, New York, NY 17. Eleanor Rigby (Beatles) 8/10/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 18. Summer In The City (Lovin' Spoonful) 8/11/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 19. Senses Working Overtime (XTC) 8/10/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 20. I Can't Give You Anything (Ramones) 4/21/80 - Palalido, Milano, Italy 21. Heroes (David Bowie) 1/16/01 - ICC Saal 2, Berlin, Germany 22. What's It All About, Alfie (instrumental)(Burt Bacharach) c. 1982 - "Countdown", Dutch television broadcast TT 78:04  
 ??/??/39 compilation
compilation, compilation 
 1 cdr       Joe Jackson Cover Collection Volume 2 01. The In Crowd (instrumental)(Ramsey Lewis Trio) 8/4/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 02. For No One (Beatles) 4/1/01 - Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, WI 03. Inbetweenies (Ian Dury) 7/12/06 - Fabrik, Hamburg, Germany 04. Pressure Drop (Toots & The Maytals) 4/26/79 - The Bayou, Washington, D.C. 05. Any Major Dude (Steely Dan) 4/8/03 - Theatre of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA 06. Body And Soul (various) 6/15/84 - Poplar Creek Music Theater, Chicago, IL 07. I Feel Possessed (Neil Finn/Crowded House) 4/13/03 - Bowery Ballroom, NYC 08. Don't Ask Why (Ron Sexsmith) 4/27/03 - Universal Hall, Berlin, Germany 09. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (w/Todd Rundgren and Ethel)(Beatles) 4/13/05 - King Center, Melbourne, FL 10. Life on Mars (David Bowie) 4/30/05 - Foxwoods Casino, Mashantucket, CT 11. Speak Low (with Joy Askew)(Kurt Weill) 3/25/00 - "Wall-to-Wall Kurt Weill", Symphony Space, NYC 12. King Of The World (Steely Dan) 8/4/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 13. Take The "A" Train (instrumental)(Duke Ellington) 9/27/89 - Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14. The Mayor Of Simpleton (XTC) 3/22/03 - El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA 15. Come On (Chuck Berry) 4/26/79 - The Bayou, Washington, D.C. 16. You Can't Do That (Beatles) 10/14/90 - Hammerjacks, Baltimore, MD 17. Hello, Hello, Who's Your Lady Friend (unknown) 5/21/05 - Little Fox Theater, Redwood City, CA 18. Dirty Love (Frank Zappa) 6/7/07 - Koningin Elizabethzaal, Antwerpen, Belgium 19. Karma Police (Radiohead) 8/5/99 - Joe's Pub, NYC 20. You Can't Be Too Strong (Graham Parker) 3/28/01 - Park West, Chicago, IL 21. Mon Ami, My Friend (Kurt Weill) 3/25/00 - "Wall-to-Wall Kurt Weill", Symphony Space, NYC TT 78:51 
 04/21/79 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      WNEW-FM REEL MASTER > M-AUDIO TRANSIT >..... 1-INTRO 2-ONE MORE TIME 3-PRETTY GIRLS 4-LOOK SHARP 5-SUNDAY PAPERS 6-BABY STICK AROUND 7-IT'S DIFFERENT FOR GIRLS 8-FOOLS IN LOVE 9-IS SHE REALLY GOING OUT WITH HIM? 10-HAPPY LOVING COUPLES 11-I'M THE MAN 12-THROW IT AWAY 13-GOT THE TIME 14-CROWD/RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS 15-COME ON 16-CROWD/RADIO ANNOUNCEMENTS 17-AINT IT A SHAME..... was doing some reel transfers recently and decided while i had the files at hand,i'd put this up;joe jackson at the bottom line in nyc in april of 1979.i know this show is pretty common but as my reel was recorded directly off the radio,i thought this might be an upgrade for alot of folks.not much to say about this one that hasn't been said already.just great 1st lp era joe jackson in great quality.all info is in the file. enjoy, dave  
 05/14/79 Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr       Joe Jackson Band The Old Waldorf San Francisco Ca. May 14 1979 Early and Late shows Transfered from 15ips 1/2 track reels Revox A-77>Panasonic SV-250 DAT(internal A/D)> Panasonic 3700 pybck>HHB stand alone CD burner(internal sample rate conversion)> Apple G3 (Pro Tools editing)>Roxio Jam CDr>Xact CD1 Joe Jackson The Old Waldorf San Francisco 1979-5-14 Early Show not broadcast 01. Opening 02. One More Time 03. Pretty Girls 04. Look Sharp 05. Friday 06. Sunday Papers> 07. Baby Stick around 08. Fools in Love 09. Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries 10. Is She Really Goin' Out With Him 11. Couples 12. I'm the Man 13. Throw It Away 14. Got the Time Encores: 15. Pressure Drop 16. Come On 17. Ain't That a Shame Transfer from KSAN reels CD2 Joe Jackson The Old Waldorf San Francisco 1979-5-14 Late Show broadcast live 01. One More Time 02. Pretty Girls 03. Look Sharp 04. Friday 05. Sunday Papers 06. Baby Stick around 07. Is She Really Goin' Out With Him 08. Fools In Love 09. Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries 10. Kinda Cute 11. Couples 12. I'm the Man 13. Throw It Away 14. Got the Time Encores: 15. Pressure Drop 16. Ain't That a Shame Transfer from KSAN reels  
 02/16/80 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Joe Jackson Band Joe Jackson: vocals, piano Gary Sanford: guitar Graham Maby: bass Dave Houghton: drums Orpheum Theater Boston, Mass. runtime: 65:54 WBCN FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever > Teac reel deck (model unknown, it wasn't mine) > FM master reel > played on Teac 3300 deck into soundforge 4.5 > CD > CD extractor (WAV) > FLAC > torrentially yours. a This and That Reeltime production. 1: Carter Alan introduction and tuning 1:22 2: on the radio 4:21 3; friday 5:14 4: Geraldine and John 3:20 5: kinda cute 3:48 6: out of style 3:18 7: pretty boys 4:09 8: Sunday papers > one more time 8:56 9: ? (mad at you?) 4:11 10: is she really going out with him? 5:54 11: don't wanna be like that 3:35 12: Joe introduces his band :28 13: I'm the man 4:40 14: encore break 2:13 15: the harder they come 4:42 16: (got the) time 3:38 17: Carter Alan wrap up 1:56 comments: this was supposed to be a master transfer post with no CD lineage at all in it, but it was apparently among the casualties of Bertha I's crash landing (or maybe Bertha II which suffered a similar fate, that's why the remaining Bertha computer is now called Bertha III.) It was a clean transfer this time and a glitchless CD so it should sound as good as a master to WAV to flac post would. Joe introduces track 16 as "time", if it is actually called "got the time", that may have been a change from this time. The Orpheum staff doesn't like dancing in their theater, but Joe likes to dance wherever he's playing so it comes to a bit of a confrontation in this show. It's a very high energy show, and even without "look sharp" it was a very sharp performance. does have some mellow songs too. I think there may be a momentary recorder shutoff in here somewhere, but if so only for a few seconds (there is no flip interruption) and I'm not even sure any music was missed. (someone accidentally bumped into the recorder) I'm not real sure about track 9 title, pretty sure about the others. If you want a good soundtrack for a 65 minute dance party, this would work. Do not sell this recording. Share freely and losslessly. 
 10/27/80 Hammersmith Palais
London, England 
 1 cdr      No artwork - Sound : FM A see sample Actually it seems to be a re-broadcast cd-r>eac>flac>you  
 02/21/83 Markthalle
Hamburg, Germany 
 2 cdr      Source: FM/TV Lineage: FM > ? > CD-R > Audiograbber > WAV > Sound Forge > MKWAct > SHN.. Notes: As promised earlier, here's the COMPLETE 1983 Hamburg Gig, recorded for the German TV/Radio Show 'Rockpalast'. Both Audio and Video versions of this gig circulate in various degrees of completeness. This one here is the full set. I edited the long lost first four tracks into the best recording of the other set i could get my hands on. I did this a couple years ago so don't excpect me to remember any details about this process :) Bonus Material: And while we're at it, this is the perfect opportunity to spread some extra recording that has been sitting on my HD for quite a while. I don't have any detailed information on the how's and why's, but this is a session recorded for some Dutch TV station in the N&D period. It is special because Joe is on his own at a keyboard, accompanied by some prerecorded material. This is also the only known appearance of the old Bacharach standard 'Alfie'. Enjoy!! Source: TV Lineage: TV > ? > CD-R > Audiograbber > WAV > MKWAct > SHN b1 Interview b2 Real Men b3 What's It All About, Alfie? [Bacharach] b4 Steppin' Out  
 06/16/84 Pine Knob Music Theatre
Clarkston, MI 
 1 cdr      received in trade 
 11/27/86 Theatre De Verdure
Nice, France 
 2 cdr     A-  PRIVATE RECORDING (Qual.8) 2:12:02 PART 1 01 Drum Intro / One More Time 02 Wild West 03 Right And Wrong 04 You Can't Get what You Want 05 (It's A) Big World 06 Home Town 07 Chinatown (cut *) 08 Another World 09 On Your Radio PART 2 10 Drum Intro (cut *) / Shanghai Sky 11 Fifty Dollar Love Affair 12 Target 13 Be My Number Two 14 Breaking Us In Two 15 Steppin' Out PART 3 16 Drum Intro / Survival (Band Intro. 1) 17 Soul Kiss (cut *) 18 It's Different For Girls 19 The Jet Set 20 Monday Papers 21 Tonight And Forever (cut *) 22 Drum Intro / Jack You're Dead 23 What's The Use Of Getting Sober ? 24 Jumpin' Jive 25 Band Introduction 2 26 I'm The Man 27 Drum Intro / Man In The Street * ALL CUTS ARE DURING APLAUSE ! I got this flacs from france via internet. You can write two or three CDs ...  
 02/17/98 Park West
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A+  Came listed as 2/17/97 .... see notes below: .... Joe Jackson Park West , Chicago, IL - 2/17/97 soundboard A+ Joe Jackson (vocals, keyboards, accordion) Valerie Vigoda (vocals, electric and acoustic violin, keyboards) Elise Morris (vocals, keyboards, xylophone) Set 1: Chronological set + Encores 01 Is She Really Going Out With Him?/It's Different For Girls 02 Real Men 03 Be My Number Two/Yu Can't Get What You Want.../Eleanor Rigby 04 Hometown 05 Nineteen Forever 06 The Other Me 07 Danny Boy 08 The Man Who Wrote Danny Boy 09 Steppin' Out 10 A Slow Song Set 2: Heaven and Hell Prelude Fugue 1/More is More Angel Tuzla Passacaglia/A Bud and a Slice Right The Bridge Fugue 2/Song of Daedalus I promised to seed this one some time ago, and here it is. A great sounding one, with a very talkative and funny Joe Jackson. I got this one in a trade, and the songs were divided as they are on the info file. The actual setlist of the show was in this order: # Is She Really Going.../It's Different For Girls (medley) # Real Men # Be My Number Two # You Can't Get What You Want/Eleanor Rigby (medley) # Home Town # Nineteen Forever # The Other Me # Danny Boy introduction # The Man Who Wrote Danny Boy # Prelude # Fugue 1/More Is More # Angel # Tuzla # Passacaglia/A Bud And A Slice # Right # The Bridge # Fugue 2/Song Of Daedalus # Steppin' Out (lounge version) # A Slow Song The guy who edited it considered it would be better to divide it in two, which I find great, as I don't like the Heaven and Hell album much... Please share the music, and enjoy, Peace!! Juan  
 12/17/00 Bravo Rehearsal Hall
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      Joe Jackson with Graham Maby, Allison Cornell and Catherine Bent Bravo! Rehearsal Hall, Toronto, Canada Recorded December 17, 2000 Broadcast May 12, 2001 Canadian TV > ... > CDR > EAC v0.95 > dBPowerAmp Music Converter v11.5 > MakeTorrent v2.1 Commercials edited out Files verified with FLACtester.exe 01 Steppin' Out 02 Stranger Than You 03 Audience questions 04 Be My Number Two 05 Hometown 06 Real Men 07 Love Got Lost 08 Reading from "A Cure For Gravity" 09 It's Different For Girls From the Bravo!Canada web pages: LIVE AT THE REHEARSAL HALL The Bravo! Rehearsal Hall provides the perfect setting and sound for Bravo!'s concert series. This Gemini-winning unique program has featured such diverse musical artists as Ben Heppner, Ute Lemper, Rufus Wainwright and Philip Glass. Artists regularly drop by to experience this remarkable space. The Bravo! Rehearsal Hall is a state-of-the-art facility featuring an astonishing electronic acoustic system that can dial up the sound quality of an intimate nightclub or the Sistine Chapel. Joe Jackson Bravo! NewStyleArtsChannel is steppin' out with musician extraordinaire Joe Jackson, as he performs selections from his diverse repertoire in front of an audience in Bravo!'s state-of-the-art Rehearsal Hall. Born in England, Joe Jackson's musical career began when as an awkward and asthmatic child he joined a violin class as a way to avoid school sports. Since then Joe Jackson's eclectic musical career has been impossible to categorize. Throughout his nearly three-decade-long career, Joe has gone from playing piano in the National Youth Orchestra, to rocking in a punk band, touring the cabaret circuit, and perfecting what is now his very own contemporary style of music. Now a full-time resident of New York City, Joe Jackson has proven his versatility and has released at least a dozen albums, created his own record label, produced film scores, written a book, won a 2001 Grammy for Best Pop Instrumental Album for SYMPHONY No. 1, and most recently released Night and Day II, the sequel to his classic 1982 album. For this special performance, the Bravo! Rehearsal Hall was transformed into a small and exclusive nightclub, set in front of New York City's skyscrapers. In this intimate venue, Joe Jackson answers questions from the audience and performs such classic tunes and newer selections as; It's Different For Girls (I'm The Man -1979), Steppin' Out (Night and Day -1982), Be My Number Two (Body And Soul -1982) Stranger Than You (Night And Day II - 2000), and many more. Transform yourself in a New York minute. 
 03/24/03 Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Joe Jackson & Band Winterland, San Francisco, CA USA March 24, 2003 FM>cdr trade>eac>cool edit>flac 1. One More Time 2. Awkward Age 3. Fools in Love 4. Is she Really Going Out With Hime? 5. dj chatter 6. Be My Number 2 7. Girl 8. Real Man 9. It's Different For Girls 10. Sunday Papers 11. Blaze of Glory DJ interruptions removed. 
 07/04/08 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1      A+  A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : Joe Jackson Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 4. July 2008 Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac Size : 329 MB (incl. Artwork) Excellent Sound Quality Setlist : 01. Hometown [4:01] 02. Steppin' Out [4:38] 03. Invisible Man [5:35] 04. Wasted Time [5:34] 05. Goin' Downtown [3:57] 06. King Pleasure Time [3:00] 07. On The Radio [5:33] 08. Be My Number Two [4:36] 09. Uptown Train [5:41] 10. Scary Monsters [3:16] 11. It's Different For Girls [4:15] 12. Good Bad Boy [3:00] 13. You Can't Get What You Want [3:44] 14. One More Time [4:34] 15. Don't Get Around Much Anymore [3:12] 16. If She Really Going Out With Him [3:57] 17. A Slow Song [7:15] A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX releases info site : http://hometown.aol.de/NaughtyKnight/SimplexSoundboards.html   ************************************************* Not For Sale ! Do Not share because it's in lossy format ! ************************************************* Fingerprints : see ffp file (included !) 

 07/16/82 Jazz Festival Wiesen
Austria, Austria 
 1 cdr      Joe Pass 1982-07-16 Festival Tent Wiesen, Austria Lineage: SBD > MC > CD > HD > FLAC Joe Pass (g) 01. MISTY - 7:03 02. BLUES IN G - 6:32 03. 'ROUND MIDNIGHT - 5:17 04. ON GREEN DOLPHIN STREET - 5:57 05. SUMMERTIME > IT AIN'T NECESSARILY SO - 6:18 06. ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE - 3:54 07. CHEROKEE - 4:33 08. EMBOLADA - 4:19 

 10/05/14 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Joe Russo's Almost Dead Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival Arrow Stage Golden Gate Park San Francisco, California October 5, 2014 Mike's Notes- I took below info , split tracks using Wavepad, and renamed them as follows : 01 intro 02 alligator 03 Sscarlet begonias 04 fire on the mountain 05 tuning 06 st. stephen 07 jam 08 i know you rider 09 jam 10 terrapin station 11 outro no other changes were made Lineage: Live Webcast -> AdobeHDS script -> .flv -> Avidemux 2.6 -> .mkv (no transcoding) Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280x720 2104 Kbps 23.97 fps Audio: AAC 100 Kbps 44.1 KHz stereo Setlist: Alligator > Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain St Stephen > I Know You Rider Terrapin Station TRT = 1hr 19min 4sec MediaInfo: General Unique ID : 252959491472973475324284451806427951492 (0xBE4E39D6D7849486F8057EE4884B3184) Complete name : Joe Russo's Almost Dead - 2014-10-05 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass [720p].mkv Format : Matroska Format version : Version 2 File size : 1.22 GiB Duration : 1h 19mn Overall bit rate : 2 204 Kbps Writing application : Lavf54.63.104 Writing library : Lavf54.63.104 Video ID : 1 Format : AVC Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec Format profile : Main@L3.1 Format settings, CABAC : Yes Format settings, ReFrames : 3 frames Codec ID : V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC Duration : 1h 19mn Bit rate mode : Constant Nominal bit rate : 2 104 Kbps Width : 1 280 pixels Height : 720 pixels Display aspect ratio : 16:9 Frame rate mode : Constant Frame rate : 23.976 fps Standard : NTSC Color space : YUV Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 Bit depth : 8 bits Scan type : Progressive Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.095 Default : Yes Forced : No Audio ID : 2 Format : AAC Format/Info : Advanced Audio Codec Format profile : LC Codec ID : A_AAC Duration : 1h 19mn Channel(s) : 2 channels Channel positions : Front: L R Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz Compression mode : Lossy Delay relative to video : 15ms Default : Yes Forced : No 
 10/10/14 Boulder Theater
Boulder, CO 
 2 cdr      Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at Boulder Theater on 2014-10-10 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Published October 10, 2014 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Boulder, CO, DiGiHoArDeRs, Rock&Roll, Grateful Dead JOE RUSSO’S ALMOST DEAD October 10, 2014 Boulder Theater Boulder, Colorado Source: Schoeps CMC6/MK21 (On Stage) + SBD + Nakamichi CM100/CP-3(“OTS”) wavs > Audacity > xACT (FLAC/TAG) 16/44.1 DiGiHoArDeRs: 10/16/14 SET ONE 01. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) > 02. Crazy Fingers > 03. Mr Charlie 04. He's Gone > 05. Loser 06. Sugaree 07. Viola Lee Blues SET TWO 08. Alligator > 09. Eyes of the World > 10. King Solomon's Marbles > 11. Dark Star > 12. Scarlet Begonias > 13. Fire on the Mountain ENCORE 14. Ripple Joe Russo's Almost Dead: Joe Russo - drums, vocals Tom Hamilton - guitar, vocals Scott Metzger - guitar, vocals Marco Benevento - keyboards Dave Dreiwitz - bass Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Venue Boulder Theater Location Boulder, CO Source Schoeps CMC6/MK21 (On Stage) + SBD + Nakamichi CM100/CP-3(“OTS”) Lineage wavs > Audacity > xACT (FLAC/TAG) 16/44.1 Taped by JRAD/Matthew Hernandez Transferred by DiGiHoArDeRs 
 02/05/15 Higher Ground
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      Joe Russos Almost Dead Live at Higher Ground on 2015-02-05 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published February 5, 2015 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Soundboard, Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, SBD/AUD Matrix, On Stage, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, subcardioid, split subcard, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Set One: 01. intro/crowd 02. The Music Never Stopped (SM) -> 03 Scarlet Begonias (TH) -> 04 Bertha (TH) 05. Estimated Prophet (SM) -> 06. Crazy Fingers (TH) -> 07. Mr Charlie (SM) -> 08. Brown Eyed Women (TH) Set Two: 01. Space -> 02. Help On The Way (TH) -> 03. Slipknot! -> 04. Franklin's Tower (TH) 05. He's Gone * (TH) -> 06. Truckin # (SM) -> 07. The Other One $ (JR) 08. outro/crowd Encore: 09. Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You (TH) * with Other One Teases # with Other One Teases & Jams $ with Caution Teases & Slipknot! Jam Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Higher Ground Location Burlington, VT Source On Stage Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Zoom H6 -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6 -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 02/05/2015 Higher Ground, Burlington, VT Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Zoom H6 -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6 -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Transferred, mixed, mastered and posted by Eric McRoberts 9/22/2015 Set One: 01. intro/crowd 02. The Music Never Stopped (SM) -> 03 Scarlet Begonias (TH) -> 04 Bertha (TH) 05. Estimated Prophet (SM) -> 06. Crazy Fingers (TH) -> 07. Mr Charlie (SM) -> 08. Brown Eyed Women (TH) Set Two: 01. Space -> 02. Help On The Way (TH) -> 03. Slipknot! -> 04. Franklin's Tower (TH) 05. He's Gone * (TH) -> 06. Truckin # (SM) -> 07. The Other One $ (JR) 08. outro/crowd Encore: 09. Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You (TH) * with Other One Teases # with Other One Teases & Jams $ with Caution Teases & Slipknot! Jam Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tommy Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass The higher quality 24 bit FLAC version of this recording was lost in a HDD failure. If the original 24/96 wav files get re-transferred a link to those files will be posted here. 
 09/19/15 Moose Light Tent - Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival
Fredericton, NB 
 2 cdr     A-  Joe Russo's Almost Dead MooseLight Blues Tent Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada September 19, 2015 Source: Church Audio CA-14 (cardioids) (10 feet up, behind SBD) > Church Audio Ugly battery box > TASCAM Dr-2d > 24 bit/48 Khz WAV Transfer: 24 bit/48 Khz WAV > Audacity (normalize, set fades, dither to 16 bit) > CDWAV tracking > Traders Little Helper (FLAC level 8) > tagged with Foobar2000 Recorded and Transferred by: Colin Waldschutz (colinwaldschutz @ gmail.com) Setlist 01. intro 02. The Wheel > 03. Ramble On Rose 04. Playing In The Band > 05. Cumberland Blues > 06. Deal > 07. My Brother Esau 08. China Cat Sunflower > 09. I Know You Rider 10. King Solomon’s Marbles > 11. Sugaree > 12. One More Saturday Night 13. Not Fade Away 14. encore break 15. E: Scarlet Begonias Notes: Part of the 25th Harvest Jazz and Blues festival held in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Greensky Bluegrass opened the day, followed by Steve Hill, North Mississippi Allstars, Charles Bradley, and Joe Russo's Almost Dead. Lineup: Joe Russo - drums Dave Dreiwitz - bass Marco Benevento - keyboards Scott Metzger - guitar, vocals Tom Hamilton - guitar, vocals Thank you to Joe Russo's Almost Dead and Harvest Jazz and Blues for allowing and encouraging live music recording. This recording is NOT FOR SALE or commercial gain of any type. Please share freely with fans, and never sell or buy audience recorded live music. Support the band by buying official releases and merchandise or going to shows!  
 10/03/15 Brooklyn Bowl
Brookyln, NY 
 3 cdr      Joe Russos Almost Dead Live at Brooklyn Bowl on 2015-10-03 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published October 3, 2015 (check for other copies) Topics NYC-Freaks, Freaks, Fall Ball, Fall Ball Night 2, JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, Matrix, SBD AUD Matrix, SBD Audience Matrix, On Stage, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Set One (9:25pm - 10:50pm): 01. intro crowd 02. The Music Never Stopped # (SM & NA) -> 03. Dancin’ In The Streets #@ (SM & NA) > 04. Row Jimmy # (TH & NA) > 05. (The Stranger) Two Souls In Communion # (NA) > 06. The Other One (SM) -> 07. Cryptical Envelopment $% (TH) -> 08. Truckin' ^ (SM) 09. outro crowd Set Two (11:28pm - 1:06am): 01. Scarlet Begonias &(TH) -> 02. Fire on the Mountain (TH) 03. Looks Like Rain $ (SM) -> 04. St. Stephen *(All) -> 05. Tennessee Jed (TH) -> 06. St. Stephen Jam ** -> 07. Tennessee Jed Reprise $ (TH) -> 08. Viola Lee Blues (All) -> 09. Becky ## $ -> 10. Viola Lee Blues Reprise $ (All) 11. Stella Blue (TH) 12. Going Down The Road Feeling Bad # %% -> 13. We Bid You Good Night # $ && (All) 14. encore break crowd Encore: 15. One More Saturday Night (SM) 16. outro crowd # With Nicole Atkins on Vocals @ With an “LA Woman” (The Doors) tease (MB) & “Rainy Day Woman 12 & 35” (Bob Dylan) tease (Band) $ Almost Dead Debut % Cryptical was the 2nd half only, starting with the “And when the day had ended, with rainbow colors blended” line. ^ Included a short Cryptical Jam (Band) & With a “The National Anthem” (Radiohead) Jam (Band) & I think a “Bubblehouse” (Medeski Martin & Wood) tease (MB) * First 3? verses only ** The Bridge only, but unsung. St. Stephen was unfinished ## Benevento Russo Duo Original, not played by Joe & Marco since the “Bustle Plays Other Shit” show at Brooklyn Bowl on 8.31.13. Included lyrics from Viola Lee Blues %% Included verses from JR, NA & TH with SM & MB singing on the choruses. && Has been played before instrumentally, but this was the first version with lyrics. A cappella, Sung by MB, TH, JR, NA & SM Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Brooklyn Bowl Location Brooklyn, NY Source On Stage Mics SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24 96); Source 2: SBD (Digidesign Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T (via XLR) -> WAV @24 96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 10 03 2015 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24 96); Source 2: SBD (Digidesign Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T (via XLR) -> WAV @24 96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix and on stage mics by Peter Costello - Transferred, mixed, mastered and posted by Eric McRoberts 11 10-15 2015 Set One (9:25pm - 10:50pm): 01. intro crowd 02. The Music Never Stopped # (SM & NA) -> 03. Dancin’ In The Streets #@ (SM & NA) > 04. Row Jimmy # (TH & NA) > 05. (The Stranger) Two Souls In Communion # (NA) > 06. The Other One (SM) -> 07. Cryptical Envelopment $% (TH) -> 08. Truckin' ^ (SM) 09. outro crowd Set Two (11:28pm - 1:06am): 01. Scarlet Begonias &(TH) -> 02. Fire on the Mountain (TH) 03. Looks Like Rain $ (SM) -> 04. St. Stephen *(All) -> 05. Tennessee Jed (TH) -> 06. St. Stephen Jam ** -> 07. Tennessee Jed Reprise $ (TH) -> 08. Viola Lee Blues (All) -> 09. Becky ## $ -> 10. Viola Lee Blues Reprise $ (All) 11. Stella Blue (TH) 12. Going Down The Road Feeling Bad # %% -> 13. We Bid You Good Night # $ && (All) 14. encore break crowd Encore: 15. One More Saturday Night (SM) 16. outro crowd # With Nicole Atkins on Vocals @ With an “LA Woman” (The Doors) tease (MB) & “Rainy Day Woman 12 & 35” (Bob Dylan) tease (Band) $ Almost Dead Debut % Cryptical was the 2nd half only, starting with the “And when the day had ended, with rainbow colors blended” line. ^ Included a short Cryptical Jam (Band) & With a “The National Anthem” (Radiohead) Jam (Band) & I think a “Bubblehouse” (Medeski Martin & Wood) tease (MB) * First 3? verses only ** The Bridge only, but unsung. St. Stephen was unfinished ## Benevento Russo Duo Original, not played by Joe & Marco since the “Bustle Plays Other Shit” show at Brooklyn Bowl on 8.31.13. Included lyrics from Viola Lee Blues %% Included verses from JR, NA & TH with SM & MB singing on the choruses. && Has been played before instrumentally, but this was the first version with lyrics. A cappella, Sung by MB, TH, JR, NA & SM Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Fall Ball night 2 of 3 (Saturday Night) There is a higher quality 24 bit version of this recording available here: https: archive.org details jrad2015-10-03.cmc621.sbd.matrix.flac24 
 12/12/15 Fox Theatre
Oakland, CA 
 3 cdr      Joe Russos Almost Dead Live at Fox Theater on 2015-12-12 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published December 12, 2015 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, Matrix, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, split subcards, subcardioid, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Fox Theater Location Oakland, CA Source On Stage Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 12/12/2015 Fox Theater, Oakland, CA Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 08/18/2016 Set 1 (8:21pm): 01. Greatest Story Ever Told (SM) 02. Scarlet Begonias (TH) -> 03. Fire On The Mountain (TH) > 04. Dancing In The Streets @ (SM) -> 05. Franklin’s Tower # (TH) 06. One More Saturday Night (SM) Set 2 (10:20pm): 01. China Cat Sunflower (TH) -> 02. I Know You Rider (All) > 03. Shakedown Street (TH) -> 04. Jam ^ -> 05. Truckin' $ (SM) -> 06. Terrapin Suite & Encore: 07. Not Fade Away CID VIP Soundcheck (Before Doors): 01. Help On The Way -> 02. Slipknot -> 03. Uncle John's Band @ - Started with a Dave Dreiwitz bass solo. With "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" (Bob Dylan) teases (SM) and "The Pink Panther Theme" (Henry Mancini) teases (MB). Marco also teased something else, but I couldn't ID it in the moment # - With a "Jessica" (The Allman Brothers) tease (MB), another not yet ID'd tease (MB) & The Eleven Tease (TH) ^ - Will need to re-listen to this to confirm or not confirm "Spoonful". I didn't catch it in the moment, but that doesn't mean it didn't happen. :) $ - with a "Same Old Song & Dance" (Aerosmith) tease (MB) (Took me a minute to figure that one out!), and a "Powerhouse" (Raymond Scott) tease (MB) & - With an "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" (Tears for Fears) Jam (Band) & "Scratchitti" (Benevento Russo Duo) teases (MB & JR) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass 
 12/19/15 Fillmore Auditorium
Denver, CO 
 3 cdr      Joe Russos Almost Dead Live at Fillmore Auditorium on 2015-12-19 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published December 19, 2015 (check for other copies) Topics KIND Recordings ~SET I~ 01. Beat It On Down The Line 02. Help On The Way>> 03. Slipknot!>> 04. Feel Like A Stranger 05. Althea 06. Let It Grow>> 07. Uncle John's Band ~SET II~ 01. Magnificent Sanctuary Band 02. Saint Stephen 03. Eyes of the World>> 04. Playing In The Band>> 05. He's Gone>> 06. The Other One>> 07. Morning Dew Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Fillmore Auditorium Location Denver, CO Source (DirectlybackofSBD/DFC/PAS)Audix HC > UA-5 > R-09 Lineage r-09 > pc > wavelab > cd wav > tlh > .flac > tagged in foobar2000 Taped by Taper Corey/KIND Recordings Transferred by Taper Corey/KIND Recordings 
 02/12/16 Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr       by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published February 12, 2016 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Jon Shaw, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Shakey Graves, Soundboard, SBD, Matrix, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, On Stage, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, mk41v, cmc6xt, cmc641v xt, mk41v, kc-5, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Set 1 9:34 PM - 10:55 PM: 01. intro/crowd 02. Born Cross-Eyed Jam @ -> 03. The Other One (SM) -> 04. Cryptical Envelopment Jam -> 05. Crazy Fingers (TH) -> 06. Truckin’ (SM) -> 07. Born Cross-Eyed Jam -> 08. Truckin' Reprise (SM) -> 09. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (TH) -> 10. The Music Never Stopped (SM) Set 2 11:16 PM - 12:34 AM: 01. intro/crowd 02. Easy Wind (SM) > 03. The Wheel # (All) -> 04. Uncle John’s Band $ (All) > 05. Greatest Story Ever Told % (SM) -> 06. Box Of Rain (JR) > 07. Morning Dew (TH) 08. banter/encore break Encore: 09. The Weight (SM, TH, MB, JR & All) @ - With a Cryptical Tease (TH) # - With a Terrapin Station Tease (TH) $ - With a Friend Of The Devil Tease (Band) and “Duo Jam” % - Unfinished, With “Eleanor Rigby” (The Beatles) Teases (TH) Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel Location Providence, RI Source On Stage Mics/Room Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps mk41v (PAS in FOH booth, LOC) -> kc-5 -> cmc6xt -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 02/12/2016 Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps mk41v (PAS in FOH booth, LOC) -> kc-5 -> cmc6xt -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Note: There were some pops & crackle on the soundboard feed starting in the middle of Crazy Fingers which continued intermittently for the remainder of the set. Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix and on stage mics by Peter Costello - Mixed, mastered and edited by Eric McRoberts 02/27-29/2016 Set 1 9:34 PM - 10:55 PM: 01. intro/crowd 02. Born Cross-Eyed Jam @ -> 03. The Other One (SM) -> 04. Cryptical Envelopment Jam -> 05. Crazy Fingers (TH) -> 06. Truckin’ (SM) -> 07. Born Cross-Eyed Jam -> 08. Truckin' Reprise (SM) -> 09. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (TH) -> 10. The Music Never Stopped (SM) Set 2 11:16 PM - 12:34 AM: 01. intro/crowd 02. Easy Wind (SM) > 03. The Wheel # (All) -> 04. Uncle John’s Band $ (All) > 05. Greatest Story Ever Told % (SM) -> 06. Box Of Rain (JR) > 07. Morning Dew (TH) 08. banter/encore break Encore: 09. The Weight (SM, TH, MB, JR & All) @ - With a Cryptical Tease (TH) # - With a Terrapin Station Tease (TH) $ - With a Friend Of The Devil Tease (Band) and “Duo Jam” % - Unfinished, With “Eleanor Rigby” (The Beatles) Teases (TH) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tommy Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Jon Shaw - Bass (Dave Dreiwitz on Ween tour) This was the third of a five night JRAD New England run over President's/Valentine's Day weekend 2016. There is a higher quality 24 bit version of this recording available here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2016-02-12.cmc621.mk41v.sbd.matrix.flac24 
 03/25/16 Brooklyn Bowl
Brooklyn, NY 
 2 cdr      Joe Russos Almost Dead Live at Brooklyn Bowl on 2016-03-25 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published March 25, 2016 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix, JRAD + Horns, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Stuart Bogie, Martin Perna, Eric Biondo, Raymond Mason, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, Matrix, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, 6-channel matrix, On Stage, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, split subcards, subcardioid, cmc6xt, mk41v, cmc641v xt, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue Brooklyn Bowl Location Brooklyn, NY Source On Stage Mics/Room Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS in FOH booth) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 03/25/2016 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS in FOH booth) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Mixed, mastered and edited by Eric McRoberts 03/29-30/2016 Set One: 01. intro/crowd 02. Jam @ -> 03. Hard To Handle +& (SM) -> 04. Franklin’s Tower & (TH) > 05. Feel Like A Stranger & (SM) 06. Help On The Way & (TH) -> 07. Slipknot! & $ -> 08. Althea & # (TH) > 09. The Other One & (SM) Set Two: 01. intro/crowd 02. Cream Puff War (TH) > 03. I Need A Miracle (SM) -> 04. Terrapin Station & (TH) -> 05. Dancing In The Streets & % (SM) -> 06. Cumberland Blues & ^ (All) 07. encore break/crowd Encore: 08. Sugar Magnolia/SSDD & (SM) @ - With a Dancin’ Tease (Band) + - First Time Played, Otis Redding Cover. & - With Stuart Bogie (Sax, Flute, Clarinet), Martin Perna (Bari Sax & Flute), Eric Biondo (Trumpet) & Raymond Mason (Trombone) $ - With “Soulful Strut” (Young-Holt Unlimited) Teases (Band) # - With "All of My Love" (Led Zeppelin) Teases (MB) % - With “Soul Makossa” (Manu Dibango) Teases (Horns & Band) ^ - With China Cat Sunflower Teases (TH & MB) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Freaks Ball XVI night 2 of 3 (Friday Night). All 3 nights were sold out. There is a higher quality 24 bit version of this recording available here: 
 03/26/16 Brooklyn Bowl
Brooklyn, NY 
 2 cdr      Joe Russo's Almost Dead 03/26/2016 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, Ny Source 1: Schoeps Cmc621 (on Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788t -> Wav (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps Cmc641v Xt (pas In Foh Booth) -> Sound Devices 788t -> Wav (@24/96); Source 3: Sbd -> Sound Devices 788t (via Xlr) -> Wav (@24/96); Transfer: Wavs -> Soundforge Pro 11.0 (eq, Time Align, Normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> Soundforge Pro 11.0 (eq, Normalize, Fades, 96->44.1 Izotope 64-bit Src; 24->16 Bit Izotope Mbit+ Dither) -> Cdwav -> Flac Costello & Mcroberts Ultra Mix - Recorded By Peter Costello & Eric Mcroberts - Foh Mix By Peter Costello - Mixed, Mastered And Edited By Eric Mcroberts 09/04-17/2016 Set One (9:43pm - 10:56pm): 01. Intro/crowd 02. Big Railroad Blues (th) -> 03. Mason’s Children @ (all) 04. Friend Of The Devil # (th) 05. I Know Your Rider (all) > 06. Space -> 07. St. Stephen (all) -> 08. Terrapin Suite Pt 2 #$ (jr) Set Two (11:40pm - 1:00am): 01. Jam > 02. Cassidy (sm) 03. The Wheel (all) -> 04. Joeline % -> 05. The Wheel Reprise (all) -> 06. He’s Gone (th) -> 07. Estimated Prophet (sm) -> 08. Eyes Of The World (th) -> 09. The Music Never Stopped (sm) Encore: 10. “knighting Ceremony” & 11. One More Saturday Night (sm) @ - First Time Played By Almost Dead. Philrad Played It At The Cap. # - With Katie Jacoby ~ Violin $ - From “terrapin Transit” To The End. Finishes The 2016.03.25 Version. With An Unknown Tease (mb) % - First Time Played, American Babies Original, Only The Refrain Was Sung. From The Album Flawed Logic, Check It Out: Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osthvwi51wg & - Before The Encore, Brooklyn Bowl Owner Peter Shapiro Took The Stage & Presented The Band With A Sword Engraved With The Date Of Their First Gig (2013-01-26 At Brooklyn Bowl) And Made The Legendary Knighting Of Joe Russo (http://www.sirjoerusso.com/) Official. Shapiro Named Them Brooklyn Bowl Royalty As Follows “we, The Freaks Of Brooklyn Bowl, Hereby Anoint Dave, Scott, Tommy, Marco, And Sir Joe Russo As Knights, Birthed At The Bowl & And Dedicated To Rock & Fucking Roll”. Props To Jake Szufnarowski For His Invaluable Role In Creating, Supporting, & Nurturing The Legend Of Sir Joe Russo. Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Freaks Ball Xvi Night 3 Of 3 (saturday Night). All 3 Nights Were Sold Out.  
 07/02/16 Belly Up Tavern
Aspen, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  oe Russos Almost Dead Live at The Belly Up on 2016-07-02 by Joe Russos Almost Dead Published July 2, 2016 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, Matrix, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, split subcards, subcardioid, 16 bit, flac16, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russos Almost Dead Venue The Belly Up Location Aspen, CO Source On Stage Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 07/02/2016 The Belly Up, Aspen, CO **SOLD OUT SHOW** Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: SBD -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 08/11/2016 Set 1 (9:45PM - ~11:10PMish): 01. Jam -> 02. Here Comes Sunshine @ (TH) -> 03. Good Lovin’ (SM) 04. Hey Bulldog # (SM/TH) > 05. Viola Lee Blues (All) -> 06. Space -> 07. Bird Song (TH) 08. My Brother Esau (SM) 09. Brown Eyed Women (TH) Set 2 (11:30PM - ???): 01. Jack A Roe $ (TH) 02. Sugar Magnolia/Sunshine Daydream (SM) > 03. Playing In The Band (SM) -> 04. No Quarter Jam % -> 05. Playing In The Band Reprise ^ (SM) -> 06. Mississippi Half Step & (TH) -> 07. Tennessee Jed (TH) 08. St Stephen (All) -> 09. Hey Bo Diddley Jam * -> 10. St Stephen (All) > 11. Touch of Grey + (TH) Encore: 12. Big Railroad Blues (TH) 13. One More Saturday Night (SM) @ - With "Fat Mama" (Herbie Hancock) teases, (MB) # - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Beatles cover $ - With “Hey Bulldog” (The Beatles) tease (TH) % - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Led Zeppelin cover. Has been teased before, but this lasted long enough to note it as a jam. ^ - (And since we are noting “No Quarter” as a jam separate from Playing In The Band, this becomes the) first time played by Almost Dead for “Playin’ Reprise”. & - ended with a Marco Solo that the band rejoined before the full segue into Tenn Jed * - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Bo Diddley Cover. Might have some elements of “Mona”, another Bo Diddley Cover, which would make sense, since both originals were recorded on the same day - Feb 8, 1957. + Not played by Almost Dead since 2/15/15 at The Ogden Theater - 57 Shows Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass  
 11/26/16 The Fillmore
Philadelphia, PA 
 3 cdr     A+  Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Venue The Fillmore Location Philadelphia, PA Source On Stage Mics/Room Mics/SBD Matrix Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS in FOH booth) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Soundcraft Vi6) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Taped by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts Transferred by Eric McRoberts Notes Joe Russo's Almost Dead 11/26/2016 The Fillmore, Philadelphia, PA (SOLD OUT - THANK YOU!!) Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS in FOH booth) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Soundcraft Vi6) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 11/27-30/2016 Set 1 (9:15PM - 10:40PM): 01. Jam -> 02. Cumberland Blues @ (All) > 03. Here Come Sunshine # (TH) -> 04. Casey Jones > 05. Mr Charlie (SM) 06. Marco Solo $ -> 07. The Wheel (All) -> 08. Morning Dew + (TH) Set 2 (11:10PM - 12:47AM): 01. Feel Like A Stranger (SM) -> 02. Slipknot! (End) -> 03. Franklins Tower (TH) -> 04. Slipknot! -> 05. Myxomatosis Jam % -> 06. Slipknot! -> 07. Crazy Fingers (TH) > 08. Estimated Prophet (SM) -> 09. Eyes Of The World & (TH) -> 10. Playing In The Band (SM) Encore: 11. GDTRFB (All) -> 12. We Bid You Good Night ending * @ - With a “Hoedown” (Aaron Copeland) Tease (MB) # - With a “Material Girl” (Madonna) Tease (MB), a Duo Jam & a China Cat Sunflower Tease (TH) $ - Bunch of Teases & / or familiar themes in here, including probably a “Dear Prudence” (The Beatles) Tease & an "Everything In It's Right Place" (Radiohead) Tease. See what you can find. + - With a “Playin’ In the Band” Tease % - Radiohead cover, 3rd time played, not sung & - With a JS Bass Solo & Playin In The Band Tease (TH) * - “Standard” Instrumental ending for GDTRFB, with a “Cold Rain & Snow” tease (TH) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Jon Shaw - Bass (Dave on Ween Tour)  
 12/02/16 House of Blues
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead 12/02/2016 House Of Blues, Boston, MA (SOLD OUT - THANK YOU!!) Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS in FOH booth) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Soundcraft Vi6) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 12/10-11/2016 Set 1 (9:16PM - 10:21PM): 01. The Music Never Stopped @ (SM) -> 02. China Cat Sunflower (TH) -> 03. Touch of Grey (TH) 04. Black Throated Wind # (SM) > 05. Jack Straw (SM & TH) 06. Ruben & Cherise $ (TH) -> 07. I Know You Rider (All) Set 2 (10:53PM - ~1:00AM): 01. Althea % (TH) -> 02. Duo Jam -> 03. Good Lovin (SM) -> 04. Terrapin Station Jam ++ -> 05. My Pet Goat Jam ^ -> 06. Terrapin Suite & (TH) > 07. Uncle Johns Band (All) -> 08. 9x9 Jam * -> 09. Uncle Johns Band Reprise + (All) 10. He’s Gone (TH/All) -> 11. Saint Of Circumstance @@ (SM) Encore: 12. Ophelia (SM) > 13. Not Fade Away ## (All) -> 14. Brown Eyed Women %% -> 15. Not Fade Away Reprise $$ (All) @ - With The Eleven Tease (SM), unfinished # - With a Jack Straw Jam (Band) $ - With China->Rider Transition Teases (TH) & a “Waltz #1” (Elliot Smith) Tease (MB) % - With an “All of My Love” (Led Zeppelin) Tease (MB) a ++ - First time plyed since 2015-07-05 High Sierra, a gap of 49 shows. ^ - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Benevento Russo Duo Original, not the complete song & - With Ruben & Cherise Teases (Band) * - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Benevento Russo Duo Original, not the complete song + - First time played since 2014-08-01 Seaside Park, Bridgeport, CT, a gap of 84 shows. @@ - With Ruben & Cherise and Terrapin Station Teases (Band) ## - With GDTRFB Teases (SM) and “Shortnin’ Bread” (James Whitcomb Riley) Teases (Band) %% - With a “Come On Feel The Noize” (Quiet Riot) Tease (JR) $$ - First time played since 2015-02-16 Boulder, CO, a gap of 66 shows, With a “Hey Bulldog” Jam (Band) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #87  
 12/30/16 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 3 cdr    A    Joe Russo's Almost Dead 12/30/2016 The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY ** SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!!! ** Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (PAS right/front corner FOH booth) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Digidesign/Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Lights by Jason Liggy Liggett - Video by Jonathan Healey - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 01/01-02/2017 Set 1 (8:45PM - 10:12PM): 01. King Bee Jam + -> 02. The Eleven @ (All) > 03. BIODTL # (SM) > 04. Feel Like A Stranger (SM) 05. Cumberland Blues $ (All) 06. The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) (AC) -> 07. Estimated Prophet (SM) -> 08. Space -> 09. Bird Song Jam + -> 10. Day Tripper % (TH) -> 11. Bird Song ^ (TH) -> 12. King Solomon’s Marbles & -> 13. Bird Song Reprise + (TH) Set 2 (10:49PM - 12:??AM): 01. Til The Morning Comes + (All + AC) -> 02. Passenger + (SM & AC) -> 03. Viola Lee Blues * (All) -> 04. Jam -> 05. Uncle John’s Band (All) -> 06. Becky @@ -> 07. Uncle John’s Band Reprise (All) -> 08. Viola Lee Blues Reprise (All) -> 09. Hoo Doo Voo Doo ++ (SM) -> 10. Lovelight * (AC) -> 11. Shakedown Street ## (TH) > 12. Throwing Stones $$ (SM) Encore: 13. The Weight (All + AC) AC is Alecia Chakour (Tedeschi Trucks Band) on Vocals + - First Time Played by Almost Dead @ - With at Throwin’ Stones Tease (TH) # - 30 Beat BIODTL for Dec 30th $ - With Feel Like A Stranger & Hoedown (Aaron Copeland) Teases (MB) & a Lovelight Jam (Band) % - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Beatles Cover, Unfinished, 2 verses were sung ^ - With a Day Tripper (The Beatles) Tease (MB) & - Unfinished * - With Cochemea Gastelum (Dap Kings) on Bari Sax @@ - Benevento Russo Duo Cover, not played since 2015-10-03, a gap of 46 shows. Basically only Joe & Marco played on this song. ++ - Wilco/Billy Bragg/Woody Guthrie Cover, First Time Played by Almost Dead. ## - With a MB Piano Solo, an On The Road Again Tease (Band), a “That’s All” (Phil Collins) Tease - I think, it might be something else (Band) & an unknown jam (Band) that I may be able to figure out. $$ - With an Unknown Tease (TH) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #94 
 12/31/16 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 4 cdr     A+   Joe Russo's Almost Dead 12/31/2016 The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY ** SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!!! ** Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc65xt (Cardioid, PAS right/front corner FOH booth) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Digidesign/Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades; 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Lights by Jason Liggy Liggett - Video by Jonathan Healey - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 01/07-14/2017 Set One (8:30PM - 9:32PM): 01. New Orleans March @ -> 02. Ruben & Cherise (TH) -> 03. Not Fade Away # (All) -> 04. Help On The Way (TH) -> 05. Slipknot! $ -> 06. Life Is A Carnival % (JR) 07. Truckin’ ^ (SM) -> 08. Born Crosseyed Jam Set Two (10:05PM - 11:12PM): 01. Box Of Rain (JR) > 02. Music Never Stopped & (NA & SM) -> 03. Eyes Of The World * (TH) -> 04. Loose Lucy (TH) -> 05. Dancing In The Streets + (NA & SM) Set Three (11:46PM - 1:??AM): 01. Drums @@ -> 02. Tzofeh ## -> 03. Midnight Countdown $$ -> 04. Good Lovin’ $$ (SM) -> 05. Drums $$ -> 06. Good Lovin’ $$ (SM)-> 07. Terrapin Suite %% (TH) 08. Wharf Rat (Th) -> 09. Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream (SM) 10. Happy Birthday to Tommy ^^ Encore: 11. Kashmir && (NA) 12. One More Saturday Night ** (SM) Most of the show, with the exception of Truckin’ featured a 4 piece horn section: Jordan McLean on Trumpet & Bells, Raymond Mason on Trombone & Bells, Stuart Bogie on Mouth Harp, Tenor Sax, Flute, Clarinet & Bells, and Martin Perna on Bari Sax, Flute & Bells. Music & Eyes didn’t have the full section either, but Stuart played Sax on Both. NA is Nicole Atkins on Vocals. @ - With horns walking through the crowd to stage # - With a China->Rider transition Tease (TH) and a “Hush, Little Baby” (traditional) Jam (SM) $ - With multiple “Myxomatosis” Teases (Band) % - The Band Cover, first time played by Almost Dead ^ - No Horns, With a Bird Song Tease (Band) and a “Walk The Dinosaur” (Was, Not Was) Tease (MB) & - With a DD bass Solo, no horn section, Stuart Bogie only * - No horn section, Stuart Bogie only, With a Marco Solo + - With an "I Want You Back" (Jackson 5) Tease (Band); Ended with JR, MB & TH all on Drums on JR’s kit @@ - With Sunny Jain (Red Baraat) on drums & loops only to start, then Sunny & Joe ## - Masada Cover, First Time Played by Almost Dead. Started with Sunny, JR & the horns. Then Dave & Scott joined in until the Countdown, which had the full band on stage. $$ - With Sunny Jain on drums & loops, & a balloon drop %% - With an Unknown Tease (MB) ^^ - Led by Joe, sung by the crowd && - Led Zeppelin Cover, First Time Played By Almost Dead, With Special Guests Bustle In Your Hedgerow - J/K, Bustle is 4/5ths of Almost Dead obviously ** - With Confetti Cannons Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #95 
 01/13/17 Music Farm
Charleston, SC 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at Music Farm on 2017-01-13 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-01-13 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix, Show #97, Taper Tuesdays #45, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Matrix, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, 6-Track Mix, On Stage, Subcardioid, Split Subcards, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, cmc6, mk4, cmc64, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-01-13.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 01/13/2017 Music Farm, Cherleston, SC Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> PreSonus Tube Pre V2 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc6464 (FOH) -> Tascam DR-100mkIII -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 07/06-07/2017 Set 1 (9:20PM - 10:32PM): 01. Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (TH) -> 02. Viola Lee Blues @ (All) -> 03. Shakedown Street (TH) -> 04. Dancing In The Streets Jam # -> 05. Mr. Charlie $ (SM) -> 06. Jam -> 07. Candyman (TH) -> 08. Uncle John’s Band % (All) -> 09. The Wheel Jam -> 10. National Anthem Jam ^ -> 11. The Wheel (All) -> 12. Terrapin Flyer & -> 13. The Wheel Reprise (All) Set 2 (11:01PM - 12:31AM): 01. Loser (TH) -> 02. Estimated Prophet (SM) -> 03. Other One Jam * -> 04. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (TH) -> 05. Lost Sailor (SM) -> 06. Saint Of Circumstance (SM) 07. Row Jimmy (TH) -> 08. Greatest Story Ever Told (SM) Encore: 09. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You @@ (TH) > 10. Not Fade Away ## (All) -> 11. Iko Iko Jam $$ -> 12. Not Fade Away Reprise %% (All) @ - With an “I Will Follow” (U2) tease (TH) # - First/Second time played. Also happened in the Higher Ground, Winooski, VT 2016-02-14, but was much shorter, so not a stand alone track $ - Proceeded by a Shakedown Street Tease (Band) % - With a Terrapin Flyer Jam (MB) ^ - Radiohead Cover, First Time Played by Almost Dead, very short & - First Time Played by Almost Dead as a stand alone version * - Played in a different Key @@ - Not played since Suwannee Hulaween, Live Oak, FL 2015-10-2, a gap of 46 shows ## - With a Tennessee Jed Tease $$ - First Time Played by Almost Dead, with an Unknown Tease - maybe James Booker? (MB) %% - With an Unknown Tease - maybe an 80s song? (TH) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass, Vocals Show #97 The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this recordng is available for streaming and download/CD burning here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-01-13.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16  
 04/28/17 Ogden Theatre
Denver, CO 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at The Ogden Theatre on 2017-04-28 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-04-28 (check for other copies) Topics Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD, JRAD Band Release, Taper Tuesdays #38, Show #107, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, Matrix, 6-track mix, On Stage, Schoeps, mk21, cmc6, cmc621, 25' Split, Split Subcards, Subcardioid, mk4, cmc6, cmc64, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-04-28.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 04/28/2017 The Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc64 (FOH booth) -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Avid SC-48) -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recording and FOH mix by Peter Cstello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Lights by Jason Liggy Liggett - Video by Sean Smith - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 05/21-29/2017 Set 1 (9:15PM - 10:31PM): 01. Jack Straw > 02. Truckin' @ -> 03. Born Cross Eyed Jam > 04. Viola Lee Blues #-> 05. Here Comes Sunshine Jam $ -> 06. Viola Lee Blues Reprise -> 07. Tell Me, Momma % (SM) > 08. China Cat Sunflower > 09. Atlantic City -> 10. Jam ^ -> 11. I Know You Rider Set 2 (11:00PM - 12:10AM ish): 01. Jam -> 02. Lost Sailor -> 03. Saint Of Circumstance & 04. Scarlet Begonias -> 05. Keeping It Simple -> 06. Fire On The Mountain 07. Dancing In The Streets * + -> 08. Franklins Tower * Encore: 09. US Blues $$ @ - With an Other One Tease (Band) & a “Reveille” (Traditional) Tease (SM) # - With a “Duo Jam” $ - First Time Played By Almost Dead % - Bob Dylan Cover, First Time Played By Almost Dead ^ - With Teases / Jams of “You Don’t Love Me” (Willie Cobb / Allman Brothers Band) and China Cat Sunflower (Band) & - With a “Sowing the Seeds of Love” (Tears for Fears) Jam (I THINK) * - With Stuart Bogie on Sax + - With a "Bubblehouse" Jam (Medeski Martin & Wood), and a DD Bass Solo $$ - With Stuart Bogie on Clarinet Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #107 ~ SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!! Pre Show / Set Break Music: Costello’s Motown Mix Poster: Justin at Status Serigraph The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this recording is available for streaming and download/CD burning here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-04-28.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16  
 04/29/17 1st Bank Center
Broomfield, CO 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at 1st Bank Center on 2017-04-29 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-04-29 (check for other copies) Topics Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD, JRAD Band Release, Taper Tuesdays #39, Show #108, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Stuart Bogie, Billy Martin, John Medeski, Adam Morford, Morfbeats, MMW, Medeski Martin & Wood, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, Matrix, 6-track mix, On Stage, Schoeps, mk21, cmc6, cmc621, 25' Split, Split Subcards, Subcardioid, mk4, cmc6, cmc64, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-04-29.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 04/29/2017 1st Bank Center, Broomfield, CO Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc64 (FOH booth) -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Avid SC-48) -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Lights by Jason Liggy Liggett - Video by Sean Smith - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 05/29/2017 - 06/04/2017 Set 1 (8:39PM - 10:17PM): 01. Shelter From The Storm @ (TH) -> 02. Bertha > 03. Let It Grow -> 04. No Quarter Jam # -> 05. Let It Grow Reprise -> 06. Help On The Way > 07. Slipknot! $ > 08. Throwing Stones 09. Must Have Been Roses 10. Gonesville % (SM) -> 11. Shakedown Street ^ Set 2 (10:45PM - 12:53AM) &&: 01. Morfbeats & -> 02. Space *-> 03. Dark Star + -> 04. Half Step -> 05. Estimated Prophet -> 06. Terrapin Suite > 07. The Other One > 08. Eyes Of The World @@ Encore: 09. One More Saturday Night -> 10. Cold Rain & Snow Jam ## -> 11. One More Saturday Night Reprise ## 12. Not Fade Away $$ -> 13. Tequila Jam -> 14. Not Fade Away Reprise Encore 2: 15. Ripple 16. Born To Run %% @ - Bob Dylan Cover, First Time Played by Almost Dead # - Not played by Almost Dead since The Belly Up, Aspen, CO, 2016-07-02, a gap of 32 shows $ - With a “Duo Jam” % - Bob Weir cover, from “Blue Mountain”, First Time Played by Almost Dead ^ - With short China Cat & Cold Rain & Snow Jams (Band) & - Kind of a Drums -> Space Hybrid, with Joe, Adam Morford, Billy Martin & John Medeski, playing crazy percussion instruments created & built by Adam Morford on a riser behind Joe’s kit. Eventually Marco, Tommy, Dave & Scott joined in & the segment evolved into Space. First Time Played by Almost Dead. && - Entire second set from Space on & encore with Stuart Bogie on Sax, flute & clarinet. * - With John Medeski on percussion & then Hammond Organ and Billy Martin & Adam Morford on Percussion + - With John Medeski on Hammond Organ and Billy Martin & Adam Morford on Percussion @@ - With a tease of what I think was a Tears for Fears tune (TH) ## - First Time Played by Almost Dead $$ - With Black Throated Wind teases (SM), Chuckles (WOLF) Teases (SM) and a “Duo Jam” %% - Played with the house lights on Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #108 ~ SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!! Pre Show / Set Break Music: Scott Metzger’s Soul Mix: https://open.spotify.com/user/122692041/playlist/6lXZNFK5KS9DPDqktDPi7S Poster: Justin at Status Serigraph As far as I can tell, this was the longest Almost Dead show to date, clocking in at 3:46, & topping the previous longest (3:39 - Fox Theater, Oakland, CA 2016.11.12) by 7 mins. The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this recording is available here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-04-29.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16  
 05/06/17 Joy Theater
New Orleans, LA 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at Joy Theater on 2017-05-06 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-05-06 (check for other copies) Topics Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD, JRAD Band Release, Taper Tuesdays #36, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, Electron, The Duo, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, Matrix, 6-track mix, On Stage, Schoeps, mk21, cmc6, cmc621, 25' Split, Split Subcards, Subcardioid, mk4, cmc6, cmc64, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-05-06.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 2017-05-06 Joy Theater, New Orleans, LA (#JoyRAD Night Two of Three SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!!) Source 1: SBD (Avid SC-48) -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Source 2: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Source 3: Schoeps cmc64 (@ FOH) -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Recording and FOH mix by Peter Costello - Mixed & mastered by Micah Gordon - Edited, retracked & posted by Eric McRoberts 05/11-12/2017 Set One (10:00PM - 11:22PM): 01. Greatest Story > 02. Scarlet Begonias -> 03. Help On The Way -> 04. Slipknot! -> 05. Fire On The Mountain 06. Gonesville -> 07. Not Fade Away Set Two (11:38PM - 12:56AM): 01. Lost Sailor @ -> 02. Saint Of Circumstance # 03. Althea -> 04. Jam -> 05. Truckin $ -> 06. Tennessee Jed % Encore: 07. Bertha @ - With a Tease from TH that I missed, but Sean thinks it was The Beatles, maybe Day Tripper? # - With “Head Over Heels” (Tears for Fears) Teases (MB & TH) $ - With Born Cross Eyed Teases (TH) % - With a “Chop Sticks” (Euphemia Allen under the pseudonym Arthur de Lulli) Tease (MB) Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Pre Show / Set Break Music: Scott Metzger’s Soul Mix Poster: Nathaniel Deas Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Pre Show / Set Break Music: Scott Metzger’s Soul Mix Poster: Nathaniel Deas Identifier jrad2017-05-06.cmc621.cmc64.sbd.matrix.flac24 Lineage Source 1: SBD (Avid SC-48) -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Source 2: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Source 3: Schoeps cmc64 (@ FOH) -> Avid SC-48 -> Zoom H6N -> WAV @24/96; Location New Orleans, LA Run time 02:38:47 Source On Stage Mics/Room Mics/SBD Matrix Taped by Peter Costello Transferred by Micah Gordon & Eric McRoberts  
 07/16/17 Green River Festival
Greenfield, MA 
 2 Flac      Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at Green River Festival on 2017-07-16 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-07-16 (check for other copies) Topics Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Jeff Chimenti, Tom Hamilton, Scott Metzger, Joe Russo, Jon Shaw Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Sunday 6:00pm EDT showtime Loser> Feel Like A Stranger> They Love Each Other tease> Row Jimmy> band intros Alligator> Slipknot!> Franklin's Tower Mr. Charlie Mississippi Half Step Uptown Todeloo> The Other One> Dark Star tease> "Aliens"> He's Gone Bridge> Ramble On Rose Good Lovin'> Let It Grow jam> Going Down the Road Feelin' Bad> WBYGN Jeff Chimenti: keyboards, vocals Tom Hamilton: guitar, vocals Scott Metzger: guitar, vocals Joe Russo: drums, vocals Jon Shaw: bass guitar, vocals Notes recorded from the right front corner of the soundboard in 24 bit/96kHz and converted to FLAC for streaming Jeff Chimenti in for Marco Benevento Jon Shaw in for Dave Dreiwitz Photo by Andrea Greitzer Identifier JRAD2017-07-16.aud.senn8040.flac24 Lineage SDXC>Audacity>Flac Location Greenfield, MA Source Aud>Sennheiser MKH8040 matched pair>Zoom F4 Taped by nico11104 Transferred by nico11104 Type sound Venue Green River Festival Year 2017  
 07/21/17 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at The Capitol Theatre on 2017-07-21 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-07-21 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix, Show #114, Taper Tuesdays #46, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Matrix, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, 6-Track Mix, On Stage, Subcardioid, Split Subcards, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, cmc6xt, mk41v, cmc641vxt, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-07-21.cmc621.cmc641vxt.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 07/21/2017 The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641vxt (Right/Front corner FOH, PAS) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Digidesign/Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96) Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH Mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 07/22-30/2017 Set One (9:00PM - 10:30PM): 01. Jam @ -> 02. Dark Hollow ## 03. Althea -> 04. Space -> 05. Althea Reprise # -> 06. Playing In The Band -> 07. In With the In Crowd Jam $ -> 08. Playing In The Band Reprise 09. They Love Each Other 10. Gonesville -> 11. Casey Jones > 12. Sugaree Set Two (10:57PM - 12:27AM): 01. Deep Elem Blues % (All) -> 02. Easy Wind -> 03. The Wheel ^ -> 04. God Put A Smile Upon Your Face Jam & -> 05. The Wheel Reprise * > 06. So Many Roads -> 07. Dark Star + -> 08. Estimated Prophet $$ -> 09. Touch Of Grey 10. “Happy Birthday to Marco” (Crowd & band sung) Encore: 11. It’s All Over Now Baby Blue @@ (TH) @ - With a “Lay Down Sally” (Eric Clapton) Tease (TH) ## - First Electric Version by Almost Dead - played Acoustic on 2015-12-31 & 2016-10-07. # - First “Split” Althea $ - Instrumental, incomplete version of a Ramsey Lewis Cover, First Time Played By Almost Dead % - First Time Played By Almost Dead, with a BT Wind Tease (SM). MB 1st Verse, DD 2nd Verse, JR 3rd Verse, SM 4th Verse, TH 5th Verse ^ - With a “Jolene” (American Babies) Tease & a So Many Roads Tease (TH) & - Instrumental, incomplete version of a Cold Play Cover, First Time Played By Almost Dead, with “Becky” (Benevento Russo Duo) teases (JR & SM) * - With “National Anthem” (Radiohead) Teases (TH) + - Verse One Only $$ - With Dark Star Teases (TH) @@ - Bob Dylan Cover, First Time Played By Almost Dead, with a “Take On Me” (Ah-Ha) Tease (MB) Set Break Music: Bossa Nova Baby - Elvis Presley Poster: Matthew Decker Post Show Music: Ob-la-di ob-la-da - The Beatles Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass, Vocals Show #114 SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU!  
 07/22/17 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 3 flac     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead Live at The Capitol Theatre on 2017-07-22 by Joe Russo's Almost Dead Publication date 2017-07-22 (check for other copies) Topics JRAD, Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Almost Dead, JRAD Band Release, Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix, Show #115, Taper Tuesdays #47, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento, Scott Metzger, Dave Dreiwitz, Tom Hamilton, Grateful Dead, Further, Ween, Wolf!, Marco Benevento Trio, American Babies, Brothers Past, The Duo, Matrix, Soundboard, SBD, SBD/AUD Matrix, SBD/Audience Matrix, 6-Track Mix, On Stage, Subcardioid, Split Subcards, Schoeps, cmc6, mk21, cmc621, cmc6xt, mk41v, cmc641vxt, 24 bit, flac24, microburst Collection JoeRussosAlmostDead Band/Artist Joe Russo's Almost Dead Notes *** THIS IS A 24 BIT RECORDING, NOT INTENDED FOR CD BURNING *** *** The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this show is available for download/CD burning *** *** here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-07-22.cmc621.cmc641vxt.sbd.matrix.flac16 *** Joe Russo's Almost Dead 07/22/2017 The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641vxt (Right/Front corner FOH, PAS) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Digidesign/Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96) Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH Mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 08/01-03/2017 Set One (8:57PM - 10:07PM): 01. Happy Birthday to Marco (Crowd) 02. King Solomon’s Marbles -> 03. Cumberland Blues @@ -> 04. I Need A Miracle ## -> 05. Crazy Fingers -> 06. St Stephen -> 07. Play, Pause, Stop @ 08. Happy Birthday to Marco # (Crowd) Set Two (10:35PM - ): 01. Silvio $$ -> 02. Scarlet Begonias -> 03. Cassidy $ -> 04. Jam % -> 05. Fire On The Mountain ^ -> 06. Lost Sailor -> 07. Saint Of Circumstance & -> 08. Bertha * Encore: 09. Werewolves Of London + @@ - Included a lengthy Blues Jam @ - Benevento Russo Duo Original, First Time Played by Almost Dead - Complete song, not a jam. With Ruben & Cerise & Terrapin Station Teases (MB) ## - Not played since 2016.03.25, Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY a gap of 45 shows, with a short Half Step Jam at the end # - Katie Benevento brought out MB’s Birthday Cake $$ - Not played since 2016-10-06 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY, a gap of 33 shows. $ - Unfinished % - With “Mountain Jam” (Allman Brothers Band/Donovan) Teases (TH) ^ - With Throwing Stones Teases (TH) & - With a Marco Solo that could become its own track * - With an unknown tease/jam (MB) + - With “Sweet Home Alabama” Teases (MB), Not played since 2016-10-06 Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY, a gap of 33 shows. Pre Show / Set Break Music: Johnny Cash - The Complete Sun Recordings 1955-1958 & Wilco - AM Poster: Matthew Decker Post Show Music: Wilco “Handshake Drugs” Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Night two of two. Show #115 SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU! The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this recording is available for streaming and download/CD burning here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-07-22.cmc621.cmc641vxt.sbd.matrix.flac16 Identifier jrad2017-07-22.cmc621.cmc641vxt.sbd.matrix.flac24 Lineage Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 20') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641vxt (Right/Front corner FOH, PAS) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Digidesign/Avid Profile) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96) Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Location Port Chester, NY Run time 02:40:41 Source On Stage Mics/Room Mics/SBD Matrix Taped by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts Transferred by Eric McRoberts Type sound Venue The Capitol Theatre Year 2017  
 12/09/17 House Of Blues
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Joe Russo's Almost Dead 12/09/2017 House of Blues, Boston, MA Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (FOH booth, PAS) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: Schoeps cmc622 (FOH Booth, Wide ORTF) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 4: SBD (Soundcraft Vi6) -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades, 96->44.1 iZotope 64-Bit SRC; 24->16 bit iZotope MBIT+ Dither) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recorded by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Audio edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 02/17-19/2018 Set One (8:09pm - 9:19pm): 01. Promised Land > 02. Shakedown Street @ -> 03. Jam # -> 04. The Other One $ > 05. Viola Lee Blues % > 06. Cats Under The Stars ^ 07. One More Saturday Night Set Two (9:53pm - 12:01am): 01. Feel Like A Stranger & -> 02. Franklin’s Tower > 03. Dancing In The Streets * > 04. Eyes Of The World + -> 05. Jam @@ -> 06. Let It Grow ## > 07. Standing On The Moon $$ > 08. Truckin' -> 09. Music Never Stopped Jam -> 10. Truckin’ Reprise -> 11. Born Cross Eyed Jam Encore: 12. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > 13. We Bid You Goodnight (Instrumental) @ - Unfinished # - With a “Love Supreme” (John Coltrane) Tease (TH or SM) $ - With a Playin Tease (Band) % - With a Throwin Stones Tease (Band), a China Cat Tease (TH), a DD/MB Duo Jam, with TH on Drums, & a “Shortnin’ Bread” (James Whitcomb Riley) Tease (MB) ^ - With a “Walk Like An Egyptian” (The Bangles) tease (MB), a China Cat Tease (SM), a “Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough” (Michael Jackson) Tease (SM) & a “St. Thomas” (Sonny Rollins) Tease (SM) & - With an Immigrant Song” (Led Zeppelin) Tease, a “Tom’s Diner” (Suzanne Vega) Tease (SM) and a Slipknot! Tease (Band) * - With a DD Bass Solo, “Tell Me A Bedtime Story” (Herbie Hancock) Jam (MB) & Eyes Teases (Band) + - “Flipped” Version - Started with the “’73 Ending” Changes played in the key of Dancin’, and a DD Bass Solo @@ - With a “Fly Like An Eagle” (Steve Miller) Tease (MB) ## - With an “Amazing Grace” (Traditional) Tease (TH), an “If You Think I’m Sexy” (Rod Stewart) // “My Prerogative” (Bobby Brown) Jam that included audience vocals, and a Slipknot! Tease (Band) $$ - Not played since Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn, NY, 2015-10-2, a gap of 88 shows %% - With a Not Fade Away Tease (Band) Pre Show Music: Costello’s Spotify Petty Mix: Set Break Music: Metzger’s Spotify Early Rock N Roll Mix Walk Out Music: Man in the Mirror / Thriller (Michael Jackson) Poster: Colortest Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #135 Night Two of Two SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU! There is a higher quality 24 bit version of this recording available here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2017-12-09.cmc621.cmc641vxt.cmc622.sbd.matrix.flac24  
 01/14/18 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 3 cdr     A+   Joe Russo's Almost Dead 01/14/2018 The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY Source 1: Schoeps cmc621 (On Stage, Split 25') -> Sonosx SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 2: Schoeps cmc641v xt (Right Corner FOH) -> Sonosx SX-M2 -> Sound Devices 788T -> WAV (@24/96); Source 3: SBD (Avid SC-48) -> Zoom H6N -> WAV (@24/96); Transfer: WAVs -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, Time Align, normalize) -> Vegas Pro 13.0 (mix/render) -> SoundForge Pro 11.0 (EQ, normalize, fades) -> CDWav -> FLAC Costello & McRoberts Ultra Mix - Recording by Peter Costello & Eric McRoberts - FOH mix by Peter Costello - Monitors by Aaron Gittleman - Audio edited, mixed and mastered by Eric McRoberts 01/27-28/2018 Set One (9:00PM - 10:14PM): 01. Samson & Delilah 02. China Cat Sunflower -> 03. Ruben & Cerise -> 04. Truckin’ @ % -> 05. Jam # % -> 06. Tennessee Jed # -> 07. Greatest Story Ever Told ^ Set Two (10:52PM - 12:30AM): 01. Man Smart, Woman Smarter $ 02. Bertha @^ > 03. Mr. Charlie & > 04. Harvest Moon Jam @ * -> 05. Eyes Of The World @ + > 06. Cumberland Blues @$ -> 07. Dancing In The Streets @$ @@ Encore: 08. She Does It Right ## 09. Chinatown Shuffle $$ @ - With Stuart Bogie on tenor # - With Stuart Bogie on Flute $ - With Stuart Bogie on Clarinet % - With Ruben & Cerise Tease (TH) ^ - With a “She Does It Right” (Dr. Feelgood) Tease (SM) & - With a “Rainy Day Women #12 & 35” (Bob Dylan) Jam (Band) * - Instrumental, incomplete version of a Neil Young Cover (No lyrics were sung), First Time Played By Almost Dead, With Eyes of the World Teases + - With the ’73 Ending and a DD bass solo @@ - With a “Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough” (Michael Jackson) Jam, a “Money For Nothing” (Dire Straits) Jam and a “Space” Jam, Stuart Bogie also contributed vocals at the end. ## - First Time Played by Almost Dead, Dr. Feelgood Cover, DD on Lead Vox $$ - First Time Played by Almost Dead, SM on Lead Vox Pre Show Music: Cap Mix Set Break Music: The Greatest :: Number Ones (Johnny Cash) Post Show Music: Girlfriend Is Better (Talking Heads) Poster: Colortest Joe Russo - Drums, Vocals Tom Hamilton - Guitar, Vocals Scott Metzger - Guitar, Vocals Marco Benevento - Keyboards, Vocals Dave Dreiwitz - Bass Show #138 - Night Three of Three - SOLD OUT ~ THANK YOU! The normal 16 bit CD quality version of this recording is available for streaming and download/CD burning here: https://archive.org/details/jrad2018-01-14.cmc621.cmc641vxt.sbd.matrix.flac16 

 07/09/05 Estival Jazz, Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A Swissbird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : Joe Sample Trio featuring Randy Crawford Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 9. July 2005 Soundboard > DAT > first copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) Size : 274 MB (incl. Artwork) Setlist : 01. The Texas Two Step (4:33) 02. Spellbound (6:10) 03. X Marks The Spot (6:17) 04. Gee, Baby Ain`t I Good To You (4:51) 05. Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe (3:31) 06. Almaz (4:38) 07. Ain`t Misbehavin` (3:11) 08. Rainy Night In Georgia (5:01) 09. So Lucky To Be Loved By You (2:53) 10. The Rio De Janeiro Blues (4:04) 11. One Day I`ll Fly Away (4:26) 12. Street Life (7:38) (57:20 minutes) Joe Sample - piano Jay Anderson - bass Adam Nussbaum - drums Randy Crawford - vocals  

 08/21/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Joe Satriani Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Aug. 21, 2002 Excellent ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim F. recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim F. recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. Flying In A Blue Dream 102. Crushing Day 103. Devil's Slide 104. Band intro 105. Cool #9 106. Satch Boogie 107. The Crush Of Love 108. Mind Storm 201. Seven String 202. Midnight 203. Starry Night 204. Always With Me, Always With You 205. Raspberry Jam Delta-V 206. The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing 207. Summer Song 208. Encore break (just crowd applause) 209. Friends Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) > DAT > CDR Additional editing notes: * Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Faded in first song and faded out last song with Nero (no fade between discs) The band: Joe Satriani - lead guitar Matt Bissonette - bass Galen Henson - rhythm guitar Jeff Campitelli - drums ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim F. notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm.. The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!"  

 07/24/81 Reunion Arena
Dallas, TX 
 1 cdr      1 Meadows 2 In The City 3 Life Of Illusion 4 Funk 49 5 Bombers 6 Boat Weirdos 7 Rocky Mountain Way 8 All Night Long 9 Get Back  

 03/30/60 Kongresshalle
Frankfurt am Main, West Germany 
 1 cdr      Live'Trane Underground DISC 1 .... 5. announcement (0:15) 6. So What (12:57) 7. All of You (9:50--incomplete) Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor sax) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) Lineage/source: fm> tape> cd-r> eac> wav> shn 
 07/01/61 Newport Jazz Festival
Newport, RI 
 1 cdr      John Coltrane Quintet Newport Jazz Festival Newport, RI 07-01-61 This is my personal thank you for all the great shows I received from this site. Also, an invitation for some of you to post something really rare this week. We all need to hear this. This is TraneÕs holy grail missing Newport show from 1961. I recently located my master cassette that I transferred from a reel to reel master mono soundboard back in the late 70Õs. I figured that I would give my Nakamichi a try on this recording and go straight into my Phillips CRD with no EQ or messing. This recording has such an intimate feel, you can hear Trane tap in the count for Impressions and you can image the sitting on the wood floor on stage listening to this show. You can hear the squeak of ElvinÕs hi hat during Naima. Remember this is a recording from 1961. Trane used two bassists on this show, Art Davis and Reggie Workman and hadn't settle on Jimmy Garrison yet but McCoy and Elvin are here. The announcer introduces the first song as So What but Trane rips into Impressions instead. IÕve never traded this show but itÕs time for everyone to hear it. ItÕs a shame there isnÕt more. Happy New Year and please keep sharing your rare stuff. Enjoy Total Time: 27:44 min. 1. Introductions 01:24 2. Impressions 06:10 3. Naima 04:11 4. My Favorite Things 15:59 lineup: John Coltrane: Tenor and Soprano Sax McCoy Tyner: Piano Art Davis: Bass Reggie Workman: Bass Elvin Jones: Drums  
 11/18/61 L'Olympia
Paris, France 
 2 cdr      Live Trane Underground DISC 2 and DISC 3 ..... fm> tape> cd-r> eac> wav> shn.... DISC 2 439 MB John Coltrane Quintet Olympia Theatre, Paris, Nov. 18, 1961 First concert (6:30 pm): 1. Impressions (10:53) 2. I Want to Talk About You (6:52) 3. Blue Train (16:07) 4. My Favorite Things (22:33) 5. announcement by Norman Granz (1:41) 6. Impressions (same as track 1, different source (10:54) DISC 3 355MB Olympia Theatre Paris Nov. 18, 1961 Second concert (11:30 pm) 1. Blue Train (12:47) 2. I Want to Talk About You (9:38) 3. My Favorite Things (25:35) plus filler - Konserthuset Stockholm Nov. 23, 1961, second set 4. Naima (incomplete) (2:34) Auditorium Maximum Freie University Berlin, West Germany Dec. 2, 1961 5. Impressions (13:05) John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax), Eric Dolphy (alto sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Reggie Workman (bass), Elvin Jones (drums).  
 11/20/61 Falkonercentret
Copenhagen, Denmark 
 1 cdr      Live 'Trane Underground DISC 4 ...... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn ..... 1. announcement by Norman Granz (2:24) 2. Delilah (12:03) 3. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:11) 4. Impressions (14:16) 5. Naima (7:40) 6. My Favorite Things--false start 1 (0:40) 7. My Favorite Things--false start 2 (0:08) 8. announcement by John Coltrane (0:39) 9. My Favorite Things (28:54) John Coltrane (soprano sax, tenor sax) Eric Dolphy (bass clarinet, alto sax, flute) McCoy Tyner (piano) Reggie Workman (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)  
 11/22/61 Kulttuuritalo
Helsinki, Finland 
 1 cdr      Live 'Trane Underground DISC 5 .......... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn..... John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax) Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute) McCoy Tyner (piano) Reggie Workman (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)  
 11/27/61 Kongresshalle
Frankfurt, Germany 
 1 cdr      Part of Live Trane Underground DISC 6. ......... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn ......... 1. Impressions (17:29--beginning cut off) 2. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:15) 3. My Favorite Things (19:14--beginning cut off) NOTE: Every Time We Say Goodbye is actually from Baden-Baden, Nov. 24, 1961 (i.e., disc 6, track 2 is the same as disc 5, track 8). My Favorite Things opened the concert. ...... John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax) Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute) McCoy Tyner (piano) Reggie Workman (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)  
 11/29/61 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      Part of Live Trane Underground DISC 6....... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn ........ 4. Impressions (9:12) 5. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:28) 6. My Favorite Things (14:39--ending cut off) John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax) Eric Dolphy (alto sax, flute) McCoy Tyner (piano) Reggie Workman (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)  
 11/22/62 Falkonercentret
Copenhagen, Denmark 
 2 cdr      Live Trane Underground DISC 7 and 8..... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn ..... John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax) McCoy Tyner (piano) Jimmy Garrison (bass) Elvin Jones (drums)..... disc7 1. Bye Bye Blackbird (21:03) 2. Chasin' the Trane (7:30) 3. The Inchworm (9:10) 4. Every Time We Say Goodbye (5:44) 5. Mr. P.C. (19:28) disc8 1. I Want to Talk About You (11:11) 2. Traneing In (23:23) 3. Impressions (8:59) 4. My Favorite Things (19:20--incomplete)  
 11/28/62 Stefaniesaal
Graz, Austria 
 2 cdr      01) Bye Bye Blackbird 02) The Inchworm 03) Autumn Leaves 04) Ev´rytime We Say Goodbye 05) Mr. P.C. CD2: (58:29min) 01) I Want To Talk About You 02) Impressions 03) My Favorite Things 
 06/10/63 Showboat
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Live 'Trane Underground DISC 9....June (possibly 10, 17, or 24) 1963.... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn ..... 1. Chasin' the Trane (10:50) 2. It's Easy to Remember (6:42) 3. Up 'Gainst the Wall (5:40--incomplete) 4. The Inchworm (8:34) 5. Impressions (13:27--incomplete) 6. audience noise (0:24) John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax), McCoy Tyner (piano--only on "Impressions" and the last few minutes of "The Inchworm"), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Roy Haynes (drums).... bonus: track 7 - Mr. P.C. ( 23:41 ) Tivoli Koncertsal, Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 25, 1963 ..... John Coltrane (tenor sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Elvin Jones (drums).  
 10/25/63 Tivoli Koncertsal
Copenhagen, Denmark 
 2 cdr      Live 'Trane Underground DISC 10 ( and part of disc 9 )..... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn . ......... John Coltrane (tenor sax, soprano sax) McCoy Tyner (piano) Jimmy Garrison (bass) Elvin Jones (drums) ........ Bonus track 6. Chasin' the Trane (5:21) ----Date and location uncertain (sometimes attributed to Paris, Nov. 1, 1963, but this probably is incorrect; may be from 1962)  
 11/04/63 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 2 cdr      Live Trane Underground DISC 11 and DISC 12 ..... fm -> CD -> Exact Audio Copy V0.9 beta 4 (offset 66) -> wav -> mkwACT 0.97 beta 1 -> shn .......... John Coltrane (soprano sax, tenor sax) McCoy Tyner (piano) Jimmy Garrison (bass) Elvin Jones (drums).  

 07/04/87 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 1 cdr      John Fogerty Capitol Centre Landover, MD (USA) July 4, 1987 Excellent soundboard recording (from cassette master) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 01. Announcer 02. The Old Man Down The Road (musical intro) 03. Born On The Bayou 04. Down On The Corner 05. John addresses the audience 06. Who'll Stop The Rain 07. Up Around The Bend 08. The Midnight Special 09. Bad Moon Rising 10. Audience applause 11. Fortunate Son 12. Vietnam tribute segment (incomplete; no Fogerty) 13. Proud Mary TheCommish notes: * Track 2 is only a musical intro (i.e., no lyrics & is NOT the entire song) * When burning the show to CD, you can omit Track 12 if desired (since it's not a music track and Fogerty is not present in it); if you decide to leave that track out, Track 11 and Track 13 flow together pretty seemlessly. * You may also decide to leave out Track 10 (approx. 1:26 of audience cheering) when burning to CD. If you do, Track 09 and Track 11 should play together seemlessly. Lineage: Cassette master > Nakamichi CR-7A (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * To adjust for the gradual volume fade-in on the source, volume was increased in Track 01 (+12dB for 0:00-0:02, +6dB for 0:02-0:09, and +4dB for 0:09-0:18); as a result, the track volume is now much more even Mexminute's comments about this show: "I remember most of what happened on July 4, 1987. RS was hired to run the soundboard at the Capitol Center in Landover, MD for the Vietnam Veterans Benefit Concert. The bill consisted of many artists & guest speakers who honored the men & women who fought in the Vietnam War. There was an interesting group of artists who wanted to participate in this day- long celebration called “Welcome Home”. A few of the people who appeared were James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Linda Ronstadt with James Ingram, Anita Baker, CS&N, Richie Havens with Lou Gossett Jr., John Fogerty and more. Each artist played between 1 & 3 songs, except for John Fogerty who played for 35 minutes. It was a busy day for RS and because he was only a fan of some of the artists, he did not run tape for all the artists (not too unusual for sound people). So….back to the story. RS called me mid-morning on the 4th, and tells me that I should come own down to the “Cap Center.” He said an all-access pass would be waiting for me at the stage door & I could sit with him at the board & watch the rehearsals and the show later in the day. I was dressed & out the door in 5 minutes. I arrived at the backstage door, and before I knew it I was walking all around the arena floor throughout the day watching all these amazing artists rehearse their performances for the show later that evening. When it was time for John Fogerty to go on stage to rehearse with his band, I grabbed a seat about 10 rows back on the floor…right on the aisle to hear one of my favorite musicians. They practiced for about an hour doing all songs from his late 80’s solo career (Centerfield, and Eye Of The Zombie). You can imagine how I felt. However, after he left stage, I walked over to RS & said why there were no CCR songs included in his set. RS reminded me that Fogerty’s lawsuit with Fantasy Records was still unsettled, and he was forbidden to record or perform any Creedence tunes. I excused myself to unload my bladder walking to the cleaner bathrooms in the backstage area. Now, I don’t know about the habits of others guys when it comes to pissing in a urinal, but, when I am standing up unloading my bladder, I usually close my eyes (don’t ask why….I have no idea). About half way through my “business”, I hear the bathroom door open, and someone walks in. He occupies the urinal right next to me, and begins to take care of his business. My eyes are still closed. After I am done, I do the shake thing, and begin to return my fly to its original position. After doing this, I open my eyes. Out of the corner of my left eye, my peripheral vision catches the side shot of a man’s face with big side burns…..similar to the ones John Fogerty had when I saw him on stage just a few minutes ago. Holy crap….it was John Fogerty. I thought that here was my chance. I turned to my left & said, “Howdy”. He returned the greeting. I thought I had died & gone to heaven. I took a leak next to John Fogerty. Ok…maybe that wasn’t that interesting. Ok…enough about that. So, the rehearsals ended, and the arena opens the doors early for all the Vets to come in & get settled. They were given the best seats in the house. Many were in wheelchairs, walkers & canes. The show starts, and all the artists honored the Vets. It was a very emotional evening. Then it was time for the last performer…my good friend…my bathroom buddy…John (Fogerty that is). Well, the place went nuts when he hit the stage. I remembered that John rarely played out live. The lawsuit really affect his outlook, however he was ready to rock. As the band breaks into the intro of “Old Man Down The Road”, they huddle around each other. All of a sudden, they let the intro fizzle out, and then you hear the opening licks of “Born Of The Bayou”. I turn to RS with my face lit up like a kid in a candy store, he looks at me with the old “What the hell is going on” look…..and the rest is history. John threw the crew, and everyone off guard. They finished “Bayou”, and broke right into “Down On The Corner”, and continued to play nothing but CCR songs for the entire set. The entire arena went wild. I can’t help but think, taking a leak next to me, changed his mind as well as the direction of his performance. In any case, it was a night I will never forget. NOTE: RS had a bit of difficulty with the sound for the first song and a half, but & rebounds fairly quick. Enjoy!" About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member).  
 05/27/89 Oakland-Alameda Coliseum Stadium
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr      SBD > Cassette > Nak DR-3 > RME 96/8 PST > CDR ....... John Fogerty - guitar/vocals , Jerry garcia - guitar/vocals , Bob Weir - guitar/vocals , Steve Jordan - drums , Randy Jackson (yes, the guy from "american idol" ) - bass , Clarence Clemmons - Sax on encores  

 07/01/95 HSMF
Bear Valley, CA 
 1 cdr      John Hiatt (solo acoustic) High Sierra Music Festival Bear Valley, CA (USA) July 1, 1995 Excellent digital soundboard recording (from DAT master) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 01. Crossing Muddy Waters 02. Drive South 03. Walk On 04. Perfectly Good Guitar 05. Wrote It Down And Burned It 06. Real Fine Love 07. Icy Blue Heart 08. Your Dad Did 09. You Must Go 10. Cry Love 11. Your Love Is My Rest 12. Angel 13. Tennessee Plates 14. Dust Down A Country Road 15. As Good As She Could Be 16. Have A Little Faith In Me 17. Thing Called Love Notes: * SLIGHT amount of "static" in these spots (problm with feed to soundboard?): Track 12 (1:44 mark), Track 15 (0:35 mark), Track 17 (2:14 and 5:07 marks) Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Removed 3 seconds of repetitive tuning between Tracks 4-5 * Removed 6 seconds of repetitive tuning between Tracks 8-9 * Removed 6 second pause between Tracks 15-16 (tape pause for encore?) * Inserted fade out/in between Tracks 16-17 (tape must have been paused again) About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish November 2008  
 07/16/97 Graffiti
Pittsburgh, PA 
 2 cdr     A+  John Hiatt (acoustic show w/ Davey Farragher of the Nashville Queens on bass) Graffiti's Pittsburgh, PA July 16, 1997 Excellent digital soundboard recording Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** TheCommish notes: Really nice Hiatt show featuring pretty rare songs ("Native Son", "My Sweet Girl", "After All This Time") PLUS a special "piano" version of "Sure Pinocchio", a personal favorite. Of course, the SOUND QUALITY is superb... it's like having Hiatt playing in your own living room. And for my money, the version of "Georgia Rae" (a song written about his daughter) is perhaps the best version I've heard anywhere; it sounds great in this duo's set. Setlist: 101. Slow Turning 102. Real Fine Love 103. Ethylene 104. Native Son ** 105. Sure Pinocchio ** 106. Buffalo River Home 107. Little Head 108. My Sweet Girl 109. Memphis In The Meantime 201. Icy Blue Heart 202. Graduated 203. Tennessee Plates 204. Pirate Radio 205. After All This Time 206. Perfectly Good Guitar 207. Cry Love 208. Have A Little Faith In Me 209. Georgia Rae ** ** - Hiatt on piano (guitar for all other songs) Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Using Audacity, increased volume +2dB in right channel (all tracks) * Increased volume on disc 1 (Tracks 101-109) by +4dB except for volume spikes in Track 103 (4:36 mark) and Track 106 (3:15 mark) and increased volume on disc 2 (all tracks) by +2dB * Using Nero's wave editor, deleted 7 seconds of extra applause at end of Track 109 and applied fade-out; also deleted 7 seconds of extra applause at beginning of Track 201 and applied fade-in * Deleted small gap between Track 207 and Track 208 About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member).  
 07/18/97 Brown's Square Park
Rochester, NY 
 2 cdr      John Hiatt & The Nashville Queens Brown's Square Park Rochester, NY July 18, 1997 Excellent digital soundboard recording Another stellar recording from "The RS Archives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Setlist: 101. Slow Turning 102. Paper Thin 103. Real Fine Love 104. Ethylene 105. Native Son 106. Sure Pinocchio 107. Little Head 108. Memphis In The Meantime 201. Icy Blue Heart 202. Graduated 203. Tennessee Plates 204. Pirate Radio 205. Perfectly Good Guitar 206. Cry Love 207. Encore break 208. Have A Little Faith In Me 209. Band intro 210. Thing Called Love Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * The balance-out the volume in both channels, I used Audacity to add +2.5dB to the right channel for Disc 1 (from the 1:56 mark of Track 101 through Track 108) and +3dB to the right channel for Disc 2 (all tracks) * Deleted about 2:30 of extra applause and subsequent PA music (The Power Station's "Some Like It Hot") at the end of Track 210* Volume adjustments (as noted separately below). Basically, the first two minutes of Track 101 were very "hot" compared to the rest of the show's volume. I tried to blend everything together as best as I could without undue clipping in those first two minutes and without exceeding peak volume during the rest of the show. Volume adjustments: Track 101: +20dB (0:00-0:04 mark), -1dB (0:04-2:01 mark, with minor clipping), +4dB (2:01-2:26), +3dB (2:26-end) Tracks 102-103: +3dB Track 104: +3dB (0:00-1:27 mark), +2dB (1:27-5:02), +3dB (5:02-end) Track 105: +3dB Track 106: +3dB (0:00-5:13 mark), +1dB (5:13-5:23), +3dB (5:23-end) Tracks 107-108: +3dB Track 201: +5dB Track 202: +5dB (0:00-0:22), +3dB (0:22-end) Tracks 203-207: +3dB Track 208: +6dB (everything except +3dB at very ends of track only) Tracks 209-210: +3dB The Nashville Queens are: Davey Faragher - bass, vocals Gary Ferguson - drums David Immerglück - lead guitar, mandolin, pedal steel, "that funny little stick", vocals  
 07/20/97 WXPN Singer Songwriter Weekend, Penns Landing
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      John Hiatt and The Nashville Queens Penn's Landing Philadelphia, PA (USA) July 20, 1997 Excellent digital soundboard recording (from DAT master) Another stellar recording from "The RS Arvhives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 01. Announcer intro 02. Slow Turning 03. Graduated 04. Ethylene 05. Sure Pinocchio 06. Little Head 07. Memphis In The Meantime 08. Icy Blue Heart 09. Tennessee Plates 10. Pirate Radio 11. Cry Love 12. Have A Little Faith In Me 13. Band intro 14. Thing Called Love 15. Announcer outro The Nashville Queens are: Davey Faragher - bass, vocals (backgr) Gary Ferguson - drums David Immerglück - lead guitar, pedal steel, mandolin, vocals (also "that funny little wooden thing" in "Ethylene") Notes: * This show was part of a singer/songwriter weekend at Penn's Landing * Announcer's "little headliner" comment at the beginning of the show is a sly reference to Hiatt's then-current album ("Little Head") Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-R500 (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * To adjust for the gradual volume increase in Track 1 on the source, I increased the volume of Track a by +4dB (for 0:00-1:20) and +2dB (for 1:20-1:28). As a result, the volume of Track 1 is now much more level. * The overall volume of the show was a little on the low side; however, the volume of Track 14 was roughly 3dB higher than the other tracks in the show. In order to address these volume issues, I conservatively added only 2dB to everything but Track 14 since I wanted to avoid any undue clipping. * I excluded a 55-second track of pre-recorded music that followed the announcer outro at the end of the show About "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. There was no one like him….he was a wonderful human being. Everybody loved him. He was a level-headed guy who knew what sounded good and what didn't. He could conceive and design sound systems from scratch in his head to meet the artist’s needs. Whatever they wanted, he could do. For years, he mixed music at the annual Grammy Awards and the American Music Awards television show. RS worked closely for years with Daryl Hall and John Oates, Juice Newton, Anita Baker, Mariah Carey, Tears for Fears, Crack the Sky, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Aretha Franklin, Pink Floyd, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Ann Murray, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Tony Bennett, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, John Fogerty, Bonnie Raitt, Frank Sinatra, John Hiatt, Little Feat, Little Village, and Waylon Jennings…..to name a few. He had a huge reputation in the business, and that's why he was chosen to work with such budding clients as Mariah Carey. With the major stars, he was one of the preferred engineers they choose to work with. A particular client of RS who had a reputation for firing sound engineers with great regularity was Anita Baker, whom he won over not only with his technical abilities and personality, but with his refusal to put up with her criticism. He quit a few times but always came back because she loved the way he mixed her music. He could coddle difficult and temperamental celebrities, and they respected his work. He was able to kick back and get along with them. Even though he knew these people, he was a very modest man. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member).  

 11/09/76 Wise Fools Pub
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr       

 09/13/69 Varsity Stadium
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr     A+  Officially Released as "Live Peace in Toronto" 
 08/30/72 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       Received in trade . Concert officially released as"Live in New York City" , although this version includes some Yoko tunes which are not on that audio release, but do appear on the video release.  

 04/26/05 Jammys, The Theater at Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr/shn     A-  John Mayer, Buddy Guy, and Phil Lesh - Source: Neumann KM184> Oade w-mod UA-5 (44.1 kHz)> PCM-M1 Transfer: PCM-M1> 7-pin> Audiophile 2496> Soundforge 6.0> cdWave> FLAC Frontend Taped & Transfered by Rob Clarke RobClarke.km184@gmail.com LOCATED AT END OF JIM CROCE 73 DISC  

 09/14/05 House of Blues
West Hollywood, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Encore with John Popper on harmonica, Ivan Neville on guitar, and Jim Kelter on drums, Taped by: CAtapergirl Source: AT831's -> SP-SPSB-1s -> Creative Nomad Jukebox III ( line-in ) Location: Behind the soundboard, slightly ROC ( Mics mounted on t-bar, held in hand ) Transfer: Creative Nomad Jukebox III > USB > Wav Edit: Wav > Adobe Audition 1.5 > Wav > CD Wave > Wav Conversion: Wav > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Slight level adjustment at the beginning of "Everyday I Have The Blues" Crowd was a bit a noisy, but alot worse during the opener's set.  
 09/22/05 House of Blues
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. This set includes a smokin' fifteen minute jam with Buddy Guy. John Mayer & Buddy Guy: Lineage: sbd(like I hear it) > unknown recording and transfer equipment > Flac > my traded Flac files on HD (> dime > YOU) Taped by: unknown, HANX :-) File Size: 678MB No artwork added... Length: 100:26min Information: unavailable House Of Blues, Chicago, IL, USA, 22nd September 2005 CD1: (58:54min) 01) Everyday I Have the Blues 02) "Good Evening" 03) Good Love Is On The Way 04) Who Did You Think I Was 05) "Ready To Get Down" 06) Wait Until Tomorrow 07) "Thank You" 08) Stone Crazy (First Attempt) 09) Stone Crazy (*) ~ titled Out Of My Mind ~ lyrics to confirm it´s Stone Crazy http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/7338/songs/stonecra.htm 10) Vultures 11) Another Kind Of Green 12) I Don't Need No Doctor 13) Come When I Call CD2: (41:32min) 01) Gravity Intro 02) Gravity 03) I Got A Woman 04) "Thank You Very Much" 05) Something's Missing 06) "Encore Break" 07) Daughters 08) Try 09) Everyday I Have The Blues (Reprise) Length: 100:26min Personal: John Mayer: Vocals, Guitar Pino Palladino: Bass Steve Jordan: Drums the KILLER(a.k.a. Buddy Guy): Vocals, Guitar(*) "Why do people with the worst ratios do 90% of the Bitching" (thanks KPO) also support (and record) live music, I Do... ...as well for those of you who download this and seed it for others to enjoy ~ many thanks! for those of you who download this and run ~ blow it out your kazoo! (thanks Billy) Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed) John Mayer & The KILLER for You, P&L (Source: traded flac files, thanksabillion)  

 06/29/95 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , superMAX & SimplexSimplicissimus release : John McLaughlin's Free Spirits Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland 29. June 1995 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org.....Setlist : 1. Tones For Elvin 9:05 2. Limehouse Blues 5:34 3. Sing Me Softly The Blues 7:44 4. Ju Ju At Crossroads 13:04 5. Nostalgia 4:48 6. Mother Tongues 13:16 7. Round` Midnight 9:19 Lineup : John McLaughlin - guitar Joey De Francesco - hammond organ Dennis Chambers - drums Stanley Jordan - guitar and who`s playing the trumpet on "Round`Midnight" ?  

 08/18/79 Paradise Rock Club
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      John Cougar and the Zone John Cougar- vocals Larry Crane- guitar Doc Eric Rosser- piano Michael "Chief". Wanchic- guitar Robert "Ferd" Frank- bass Tom Knowles- drums Paradise Rock Club, Boston, Mass. U.S.A. August 18, 1979 runtime: 85:50 setlist: 1: a little night dancing 5:06 2: Sugar Marie > 4:25 3: American dream 6:40 4: tonight > Miami > this time > 10:58 5: I need a lover 7:17 6: great mid west > dream killing town with Domino tease > to M.G. (wherever she may be) > nervous breakdown > summertime blues > welcome to Chinatown > band introductions > honky tonk women > my Sharona > Welcome To Chinatown 27:20 7: good in bed > encore break crowd noise > 6:44 8: small paradise > I need a lover tease > roadhouse blues > I still need a lover > plastic Jesus (?) 17:17 comments: this show was not listed in etree so I took the setlist from Aug 25 show in Marcy, N.Y. which appeared to be the same set, until it got to the small paradise medley.. it was broadcasted in 3 parts, each just about a half hour (give or take). tracking it all would have been very tough (and somewhat dubius), so I have "undertracked" it somewhat. this is the full show, re-broadcasted on WBCN sometime in the late 80's. the 1st 5 tracks are master. the rest is 1st gen. tacked on to my master to get it all uncut. the difference in quality is not very noticable. I'm pretty sure about all the titles, not so sure about "plastic Jesus". Do not sell this recording. (only zoos and car dealers can buy or sell a cougar of any kind in the U.S.A.) trade freely and losslessly.  
 08/12/82 Pershing Auditorium
Lincoln, NE 
 1 cdr      JOHN COUGAR LIVE AT THE PERSHING AUDITORIUM, LINCOLN, NE 1982 08/12/1982 SBD John Mellencamp - lead vocals, guitar Kenny Aronoff - percussion, drums Larry Crane - guitar George "Chocolate" Perry - bass Mike Wanchic - guitar SONGS 1. 30 DAYS IN THE HOLE 2. AINT EVEN DONE WITH THE NIGHT 3. THUNDERING HEARTS 4. HAND TO HOLD ON TO / FIRE AND WATER 5. HURT SO GOOD 6. DOWN SOUTH JUKIN 7. JACK & DIANE 8. A LITTLE NIGHT DANCING 9. THIS TIME 10. I NEED A LOVER 11. CLOSE ENOUGH / HURT SO GOOD REPRISE CD-EAC-WAV-FLAC-YOU 
 07/25/84 Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Cleaning the polluted waters with source material! John Mellencamp July 25, 1984 Agora Ballroom Cleveland, OH Source: Soundboard Analog Reel To Reel Lineage: Reel To Reel Master>CDR>CDR>CDR>WAV(16 bit/44.1kHz)> FLAC(16 bit/44.1kHz) Mastering Information: CDR ripped to WAV with Exact Audio Copy. Wave files converted to FLAC level 8 using FLAC Frontend. Running Time: 62:02 1. Introduction 2. Crumblin' Down 3. All Along The Watchtower 4. Please Don't Bury Me 5. Little Honda 6. Authority Song 7. The Spider And The Fly 8. John Mellencamp On Stage Interview 9. Mercedes Benz 10. Sam Stone 11. Taxi Dancer 12. Five O'Clock World 13. Street Fighting Man 14. Thundering Hearts 15. Early Bird Cafe 16. Pink Houses 17. Encore Break & Commentary 18. Last Of The Rock Stars 19. White Middle Class Blues 20. Jack & Diane 21. Closing Original transfer from analog master reel to CDR was done circa 2001. This conversion to FLAC was done in July 2009. No equalization or sound manipulation has been done to this recording. All files have been ID tagged appropriately. Please do not manipulate this recording in any way. Please do not dub to analog tape or convert to MP3 (or any other lossy format) and circulate. If you would like to re-seed this torrent in the future, please use the exact files contained in the torrent with no file or ID tag manipulation. This will insure that the FLAC fingerprints and MD5 hashes verify, keeping the integrity of the torrent intact. "A Spider-Web Torrent" 
 03/04/88 Chantilly Ballroom - The Anatole Hotel
Dallas, TX 
 1 cdr      Hurts So Good LOCATION: Los Anados Hotel, Dallas, Texas, 03-04-1988 SOURCE: Soundboard/radio feed. 01 Paper In Fire 02 Jack And Diane 03 Lonely Ol' Night 04 Check It Out 05 Rain On The Scarecrow 06 Rumbleseat 07 Small Town 08 Crumblin' Down 09 R.O.C.K. In The U.S.A. 10 Play Guitar, Gloria, Wild Thing medley 11 Hurts So Good 12 Authority Song 13 Pink Houses 14 Cherry Bomb  
 09/26/91 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cd      JOHN MELLENCAMP September 26, 1991 Thursday at Noon WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900 FM > DAT Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Total Time - 52:16 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins Note: some minor FM background noise, mostly noticeable during interview segments... 1. interview 6:41 2. Small Town 3:26 3. interview 6:14 4. Rain On The Scarecrow 3:44 5. interview 17:16 6. Pink Houses 5:40 7. interview 9:11 Kenny Aronoff - percussion John Mellencamp - acoustic guitar, vocals Mike Wanchic - acoustic guitar, vocals ****************on same disc as nils lofgren 3-25-91 ********************* 
 09/26/91 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      JOHN MELLENCAMP September 26, 1991 Thursday at Noon WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900 FM > DAT Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Total Time - 52:16 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins Note: some minor FM background noise, mostly noticeable during interview segments... 1. interview 6:41 2. Small Town 3:26 3. interview 6:14 4. Rain On The Scarecrow 3:44 5. interview 17:16 6. Pink Houses 5:40 7. interview 9:11 Kenny Aronoff - percussion John Mellencamp - acoustic guitar, vocals Mike Wanchic - acoustic guitar, vocals http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=480741 PLEASE DO NOT BUY OR SELL THIS RECORDING FOR FREE TRADE ONLY - SHARE THE MUSIC  
 07/04/92 Deer Creek Music Center
Noblesville, IN 
 2 cdr      Disc 1 and Disc 2, Tracks 1-9 Deer Creek, Indianapolis, Indiana, July 4, 1992 Disc 2 Tracks 10-12 are from MTV Unplugged April 27, 1992 Most likely a soundboard recording. Liberated boot from original silvers. Encoded to FLAC using xACT.  

 02/01/71 Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      Johnny Winter And Konserthuset, Stockholm Sweden February 1 1971 1) Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (4:38) 2) Rock'n'Roll Hoochie Koo (5:33) 3) Be Careful With A Fool > It's My Own Fault > Be Careful With A Fool (18:49) 4) Jumpin' Jack Flash (5:27) 5) Rock And Roll Medley: Great Balls Of Fire > Long Tall Sally > Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (21:43) Johnny Winter: Guitars, Vocals Rick Derringer: Guitar Randy Jo Hobbs: Bass Bobby Caldwell: Drums Audience recording Lineage: trade cd > Eac secure mode > wave files > flac frontend > flac files 
 04/01/75 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     B+  AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>CDR>EAC>FLAC JOE MALONEY MASTER RECORDING. SET LIST: DISC ONE: 1: ROCK AND ROLL PEOPLE 2: ROLL ME BABY 3: PRETTY STRANGER 4: BONEY MARONEY 5: SWEET PAPA JOHN DISC TWO: 1: KEEP ME SATISFIED 2: HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED 3: JOHNNY BE GOOD 4: JUMPIN` JACK FLASH 5: ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN 6: IT'S ALL OVER NOW 
 03/06/77 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  Featuring Muddy Water & His Band 
 09/05/78 Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      September 5, 1978 location: The Bottom Line, New York City source: excellent soundboard recording length: 72 + 75 + 42 minutes comment: by Steven Pearl: "... Johnny at the Bottom Line in NYC on September 5th, 1978 where Edgar jammed with him and it's a great one! It's most of the show and it's right off the soundboard. I was at that show and it was a KILLER! (...) Other than that it's a great show and the sound quality is real good. HOT STUFF!!! (...) Jon Paris sings 2 songs and plays guitar while Johhny plays bass. (...) I know they did "It Hurts Me Too" while Johnny went backstage to take a pee or something (he drank a lot of Blue Nun wine that night). (...) I remember the show as if it were only 26 years ago. Whatta night! Actually it seems more like a few weeks ago. Johnny played 2 nights at the Bottom Line, both shows were sold out and I didn't know him then so I had to think fast. I called up the Bottom Line and told them I wrote for a Rock & Roll magazine called ROCKET (long out of business now) which I did but I was a cartoonist for them. I told them I was writing an article about Johnny so they got me in on the VIP list! I guess they didn't check too carefully back then. I went to the show and the next day I called them up again and they got me in again! I don't think I could get away with that today (thank God I don't have to!) but it worked beautifully then." Set List: CD1 1. intro 2. hideaway [w/ tone fluctuations on the very first seconds & a brief cut after the first minute] 3. divin' duck [Johnny firstly announces EZ Rider, then "changed my mind" into the actual song] 4. last night 5. walking by myself [after this song Johnny shouts "it's time to rock'n'roll!", then there's a cut on the recording, missing the rock'n'roll song] 6. Mississippi blues 7. wipe out 8. drum solo by Bobby T. [Johnny calls him as "the Missing Link from New Haven"] 9. wipe out [closing section; Johnny on bass and Jon Paris on guitar] 10. I'm ready [Johnny on bass and Jon Paris on guitar & vocals] 11. New York, New York [Johnny on bass and Jon Paris on guitar & vocals; "by a special request earlier before we got the stage" says Jon] CD2 1. come on in my kitchen 2. rollin' & tumblin' 3. highway 61 revisited [after many requests along the show by an audience member, although he asks for "highway 51"] 4. look on yonder wall 5. it hurts me too [briefly cuts in; first part sung by Jon Paris, the song starts out while Johnny was on backstage] 6. brown eyed handsome man 7. back at chicken shack [after the initials chords, Johnny lets Jon & Bobby playing alone for a minute. Jon played the "steppin' out" riff, then Johnny returns and introduces Edgar Winter] 8. tobacco road [Edgar on vocals & sax] 9. everyday I have the blues [Johnny & Edgar on vocals; Edgar sang some verses of "drinkin' muddy water" by the end of the song] CD3 1. got my mojo working [Johnny & Edgar on vocals; some scat singing with guitar & sax solos were cut out, on the end of the song] 2. one step in the time [Johnny on vocals, Edgar on sax, Jon Paris on harmonica; by the end Johnny sings verses of "you don't have to go" and "baby what's wrong with you"] 3. wildwood flower [Edgar on sax] 4. honest I do [Johnny on vocals, Edgar on sax, Jon Paris on harmonica] medley [vocals by Johnny & Edgar]: 5. slipping & sliding 6. long tall sally 7. back at chicken shack [with band members introduction] 
 09/08/79 Park Meadows Racetrack
Brookhaven, NY 
 1 cdr      Original txt file included. Ain´t this a KILLER show... From the German Music-Junkies, Bluesrock main division: BluesOxator(a.k.a. Christian) Raimax(a.k.a. Rainer) Chico1610(a.k.a. Hans-Otto) RoryGallagher(a.k.a. Axel) "One Kickin`Ass !" Project **For the Fans......By the Fans** Johnny Winter: Lineage: sbd > unknown transfer > CD > wav > flac > HD (> thetradersden > YOU) note: I was told steps EAC(secure level) > wav > Flac Frontend were used Taper: unknown, HANX :-) from The Swinging Pig TSP-CD-213 (1979) File Size: 418MB flac No artwork added... (obviously no scanner available) Length: 63:07min Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=68935 Woodstock Ten Year Anniversary Festival, Park Meadows Racetrack, Shirley, NY, USA, 08th September 1979 01) Introduction 02) Hideaway 03) Messin´ With The Kid 04) Johnny B. Goode 05) Come On In My Kitchen 06) Rollin´ And Tumblin´ 07) Help Me 08) Stranger 09) Jumping Jack Flash 10) Bony Moronie Length: 63:07min Johnny Winter: Vocals, Guitar Jon Paris: Bass Bobby Torello: Drums note: I´m absolutely sorry I called Jon Paris with a wrong first name in my previous Johnny Winter ul´s. "Why do people with the worst ratios do 90% of the Bitching" (thanks KPO) also support (and record) live music, I Do... ...as well for those of you who download this and seed it for others to enjoy ~ many thanks! for those of you who download this and run ~ blow it out your kazoo! (thanks Billy) Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed) ENJOY this KILLER, P&L (Source: traded flac files from the fantastic trader Marc, thanksamillion) 
 06/29/84 Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark 
 1 cdr      Band: Johnny Winter Venue: Roskilde Festival City: Roskilde Country: Denmark Date: June 29 1984 Source: FM Swedish Radio P3 ******************************************************************************************* Contrast clause: Goody Pitch Corrected Remaster Version # 2. CD Wave Editor (tracking) > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender +1 Semitone) > Trader's Little Helper (FLAC 8, ffp) The pitch of this was 1 semitone flat. Tracking redone, fades added to improve flow. ******************************************************************************************* Goody Pitch Corrected Remaster Lineage: Trader's Little Helper > FLAC 8, ffp > Sendspace > Dime Goody's additional lineage - 2009 October 05: CD Wave Editor (tracking) > Cool Edit Pro (Pitch Bender +1 Semitone) > Trader's Little Helper (FLAC 8, ffp) The pitch of this was 1 semitone flat. Tracking redone, fades added to improve flow. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sound quality: I´d rate this one 10 - 10 out of 10. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ***** Big thanks to fellow Dimer "Goody" who´s done an amazing job here to speed correct this great performance once again. Goody: I'm very very sorry to have to announce that I've greatly over-compensated the correction for this show, but it'll still need to be fixed, which I'll take care of immediately and have put back up here once again. No need to bore y'all, but thanks to my listening to the YouTube of this show to check the key, which I previously didn't know was available, I see that Johnny was playing these tunes in a different tuning than that which I compared it with in other shows around the same time. I'll definitely resolve this huge error on my part shortly. Please don't take this version of the show as being any kind of "Corrected" version, and it should be replaced by the one we'll get back up to you ASAP. It seemed a bit strange to me that the tracks could have gotten so far off-speed and out of tune in the first place. Yes, the original is running extremely slowly, but only by half as much as I supposed it to be. Again, my great apologies and wishes that you'll continue to trust my pitch-detective work here. Especially, apologies must go to our most generous host, who preserved his recording of this historic show for all these years and continues to share it with us here. The fix to the original is still necessary, and will be taken care of quickly. Enjoy ***** Setlist: 1. Jumpin´ Jack Flash 2. Boot Hill 3. Highway 61 Revisited (Fade Out) 4. Highway 61 Revisited (Fade In) 5. Johnny B. Goode * * The incident can be found on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0b2OrAtzV8 ***** And please don´t share this one in any lossy format. ***** Enjoy !!!!!!!!! Hard2handell  
 07/05/84 Montreux Jazz Festival
Montreux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Lineage: sbd > Midsummer Blizzard CD > EAC > FLAC > my traded Flac files on HD (> dime > YOU) Taper: unknown, HANX :-) Transfered by: Budgie21, HANX :-) File Size: 383MB Length: 58:05min Artwork added Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=147247 Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 05th July 1984 01) Introduction Blues(Honky Tonk) 02) Don´t Take Advantage of Me 03) Mad Dog 04) I Smell Trouble 05) Jumpin´ Jack Flash 06) Johnny B. Goode Length: 58:05min Personal: Johnny Winter: Vocals, Guitar John Paris: Bass Tom Compton: Drums You are told to AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down These shows are for free trading only ~ if you sell you´ll go to hell Enjoy some more KILLER Johnny, P&L (Source: downloaded and traded flac files) 
 04/27/85 Key Largo
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Johnny Winter at Key Largo, New York City - April 27 or 28, 1985 If there is any JW fan still hungry for special stuff, then he/she will get it here once more. This recording is so special because the great sound quality and amazing performance with extended renditions plus some rare songs. And again, don't pass this one on, this is a rare recording, I've never seem this recording in any trading list out there! By April 1985 Johnny'd stayed more than one year promoting Guitar Slinger LP and he was about to enter studio again to record Serious Business, his second disc for Alligator. Tom Compton joined the band on June 1984, replacing Moe Potts on drums. I must say I love the (left-handed) Compton style. [On a side note, from the best Johnny Winter Story site - http://www.yee.ch/winter/ - "Tom Compton was Johnnys longest serving drummer, coming on board in June 1984 and playing thru till a little after the Live In NYC 97 release. Orginally from England, he spent 6 years playing for Alvin Lee appearing on 2 albums by Ten Years Later (Rocket Fuel & Ride On) and 2 albums by The Alvin Lee Band (Free Fall & RX5). A year after Alvin Lee and Johnny Winter toured together in 1983, he wanted a new boss and Johnny wanted a new drummer. Even though Alligator Records used different players for the records, Tom was always there in concert. Played on the last 4 albums (Winter Of 88, Let Me In, Hey Where's Your Brother? and Live In NYC 97). In late 98 he joined Savoy Brown and appears on their 1999 album - The Blues Keeps Me Holding On. But he left them before 2000"]. On this show at Key Largo Johnny states just before the second song that "this is the final show of a seven weeks tour" letting himself to play a different set list. Although Johnny in his best years (1978-1993) NEVER had a regular "song list" to a given tour - you can hardly count three or four pairs of shows with the same set list in almost 400 I have from these best years - in this show some of the current album "hits" and almost omnipresent in every show such as "don't take advantage of me", "mad dog" and "I smell trouble" are absent. And truly, there is NO slow blues that night! A speeded up (not to say rockier, Johnny would not like this :-)) set. Only "boot hill" was left, in a great shape. This is one more reason collecting JW recordings is so delightful: besides a masterful guitar playing, besides a great voice, besides so many great songs, besides his stage presence, everything summed to make enjoyable hearing experiences, that "unpredictability" that you'll never known which song you are about hear and every known song in a different way each time it was played! This recording by came from a 2nd generation tape, another sent to me by from JW friend Steven Pearl (http://filmwisela.com/steven_pearl.htm). I used my Sansui Deck D-95M and Creative Live! 24 bits sound card to transfer the analog sound to digital format and Cool Edit Pro software to edit the blancs, fix some minor flaws, adjust the levels and index the tracks. Steven did attend this show but he was not sure about the exact day, hence "27 or 28" above. Actually he said olny "April 1985" but he remembered that was on a Saturday or Sunday just after a gig (he also attended) at Beacon Theatre in NYC where Edgar guested on encore. Steven's records fit exactly on these days, I have a recording on April 26 (Friday) at Beacon Theatre that Edgar played on encore and it's not known any other recording in May 1985, remember Johnny's words about "last show of the seven weeks tour". Maybe someone here can state the exact day. Set List (about 70 minutes): 1. succotash 2. killing floor 3. ain't just like a woman [rocker version] 4. hi-heel sneakers 5. boot hill [over 12 minutes rendition, with some "I can't hold out" lines by the end] 6. roll over Beethoven 7. encore: okie dokie stomp [9 minutes version, the longest ever, astonishing!] source (MP3 samples will be provided): excellent soundboard recording.  
 03/03/86 Hunt's Tavern
Burlington, VT 
 1 cdr      Johnny Winter Hunt's Tavern Burlington, VT March 3, 1986 1) Instrumental 2) 3) My Time After Awhile 4) Don't Take Advantage Of Me 5) Highway 61 6) River Blues 7) Johnny Be Good Notes: Great sounding SBD recording mastered from a second generation tape. The short but sweet show starts with a 14-minute Johnny instrumental, includes some classic Johnny-style blues in the middle and closes with Johnny Be Good ...and that's all very good! Source: SBD > Sony D-6 Conversion: Cassette (Second Generation) > Audition 1.0 > CDWave (for track splits) > FLAC  
 08/23/88 Toad's Place
New Haven, CT 
 2 cdr      source: pre fm sbd dat master taped by Rob Berger w/Sony TCD-D10 lineage: dat master>cd wave>flac fresh transfer by Rob Berger 4/07 disc one: 61:52 01: Hideaway 02: Rock Me Baby 03: Don't Take Advantage Of Me 04: Lookin' For Trouble 05: Serious As A Heart Attack 06: Mojo Boogie 07: Stranger's Blues disc two: 27:14 01: Just Like A Woman 02: Mother Earth 03: It's All Over Now encore: 04: Boot Hill 05: Outro Shuffle notes: thanks to K for the patch, transition from disc one to two is seemless  
 04/17/10 Wanee Music Festival
Live Oak, FL 
 1 cdr      Johnny Winter 2010-04-17 Wanee Music Festival, Spirit of the Suwannee, Music Park, Live Oak, FL Source: SBD > ? > FLAC A vwmule capture 01. Jam > 02. Johnny introduction 03. Hideaway 04. Sugar Coated Love 05. She Likes To Boogie Real Low 06. Miss Ann * 07. Tore Down ^ 08. Good Morning Little School Girl ^ 09. Blackjack 10. Don't Take Advantage Of Me 11. Red House 12. Boney Maroney 13. It's All Over Now 14. Highway 61 Notes: -- * Susan Tedeschi, guitar, vocals -- ^ Warren Haynes, guitar, vocals 

 03/01/72 A & R Studios
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      notes: wplj concert series #14, classic source: fm reel master taped by Jerry Moore lineage: wplj fm simulcast>7" reel @ 3.75 ips, Bell & Howell r2r deck technics rs-1506>hd-p2 24/96>pc> cd wave>adobe audition 2.0 16/44.1>flac transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 1/5/10  

 07/07/84 West Side Club
Lyon, France 
 1 cdr      JONATHAN RICHMAN West-Side Club Lyon (France) July 7, 1984 **************** Lineage : pre-FM master master cassette on Nakamichi BX-300E (azimuth optimized) > SB live > Adobe audition 3.0 (acquisition & edition) > Wav > Flac files with TLH (SB aligned-Level 8) Setlist : 01 . Egyptian reggae (beginning cut ....) 02 . The beach 03 . My jeans 04 . Here come the martian martians 05 . Hey there little insect 06 . Stop this car i'm getting out 07 . This kind of music 08 . Give Paris one more chance 09 . Affection 10 . When i'm walking 11 . Ice cream man 12 . Circle i 13 . Foolin' around 14 . That summer feeling encores 15 . When i dance 16 . Walter Johnson 16 separate tracks Total time : 54'01" Notes : This was the 7th upload of my master concerts collection recorded in Lyon (France) between 1982-1990 ..... upload first on december 2006 and reseed on march 2009 from the same transfert ... in fact, the very first upload on Dime was made by 38f from a 1st gen copy in march 2006 Now, it's a new & definitive digitization ... at the right speed and really better than the previously one which suffered of slight warbled sound !!! Jonathan Richman was recorded for Radio-Bellevue at the West Side Club (Lyon) I was at my early beginning as official recorder and I was using very a basic system for this recording .... I've used band soundboard outputs mixed on-the-fly (headphones) on 4 tracks desk with a couple of ambient mikes (Sennheiser), standing in front of the stage (less than 10 m). The master tape was recorded on portable cassette deck Sony TCD5M (Sony tape UCX-S90) ... the first song is cut at beginning --- all my apologies ! Artwork : yes ! merci à Kigonjiro Line up : Jonathan Richman : vocals/guitar Curly Keranen : acoustic bass/vocals 

 03/01/79 The Jabberwocky-SUNY
Syracuse, NY 
 2 cdr       received in trade . Set I Early: 01 Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning 02 Hesitation Blues 03 I See The Light 04 I Am The Light Of This World 05 Watch The North Wind Rise 06 Police Dog Blues 07 Third Week In The Chelsea 08 Too Long Out/Too Long In 09 I'll Be All Right Someday 10 Hamar Promenade 11 Genesis 12 Another Man Done Gone 13 Roads And Roads & 14 Winin' Boy Blues 15 Been So Long 16 Embryonic Journey not on tape - maybe on start of late show tape ??? Killing Time In The Crystal City Mann's Fate Set II Late: 01 unknown track - maybe "killing time in the crystal city and/pr mann's fate" from the early show 02 Never Happen No More 03 Serpent Of Dreams 04 Sea Child 05 99 Year Blues 06 Police Dog Blues 07 Sleep Song 08 Trial By Fire 09 Song For The High Mountain 10 Death Don't Have No Mercy 11 Requiem For An Angel 12 Let Us Get Together Right Down Here 13 Too Long Out/Too Long In not included in my copy - is there a disc 3? Water Song I See The Light In The Kingdom I Want You To Know Don't You Leave Me Here I Know You Rider Hesitation Blues Come Back Baby  

 06/29/94 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ..... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ........ Josè Feliciano - vocals, guitar Kenneth Owens - electric bass Wendell "Tiger" McNeal - drums Robert Conti - percussion Gregory Smith - keyboards  

 10/22/93 Fox Theatre
Boulder, CO 
 2 cdr      Joshua Redman Quartet Fox Theatre Boulder, CO, USA 1993-10-22 Late Show SBD>DAT(SV3700 @ 48k) SV3700 (DAT Master)>CardDeluxe>Adobe Audition(edits and 48/44.1)>FLAC 01 Intro 00:55:15 02 Turnaround (Ornette Coleman) 17:39:28 03 The Deserving Many (Joshua Redman) 12:28:64 04 Intro 06:15:31 05 Wish (Joshua Redman) 10:34:42 06 St. Thomas (Sonny Rollins) 22:41:24 07 Night Turns Into Day (Pat Metheny) 14:15:67 08 Question and Answer (Pat Metheny) 19:18:52 Encore 09 Double Guatemala (Pat Metheny) 8:50:24 Total Time: 1:52:59:46 Joshua Redman Quartet: Joshua Redman, tenor saxophone Pat Metheny, guitars, guitar synthesizer Christian McBride, acoustic bass Billy Higgins, drums Transfered to HD 2-2-08 Removed 7 seconds of bad feedback at the end of the second song with a notch filter (480 Hz). Removed 10 seconds and 8 seconds of dead air just before the third and fourth songs. They were so quiet that it was easily mistaken for a gap or dropout and was distracting to the listener (unless of course you were there). A testament to the quality of the signal and the kindness of the audience. Hand edited a few peaks to facilitate normalizing. Nothing else was done to the signal. Editing was done at 48k/32 bit in Adobe Audition. Mitchk 
 11/15/93 Stadtgarten
Köln, Germany 
 1 cdr      Joshua Redman Quartet Live at Stadtgarten Cologne/Germany, 15.11.1993 Source: FM>GRUNDIG TAPE DECK>DENON METAL AUDIO TAPE>PHILLIPS STANDALON CDR880>AUDIO CDR>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac Sound: A (listen to mp3 sample) Lineup: Joshua Redman: tenor sax Brad Mehldau: piano Christian McBride: bass Brian Blade: drums Tracks 1. Remember 2. Equals 3. Wish 4. Freedom jazz Dance 5. Sublimation Total Time: 71.08 min Enjoy!! 

 11/08/07 Avo Sessions -Festsaal Messe
Basel, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Joss Stone AVO Session Festsaal, Messe, Basel/ Switzerland November 8, 2007 Source: Swiss radio DRS3 Broadcast, December 24, 2007 Lineage: Analogue cable radio > WAV > FLAC Quality: Excellent, all station id's removed. Total running time: 55:21 minutes md5 checksums included. Setlist: 01. Girl, They Won't Believe It 02. Headturner 03. Tell Me What We're Gonna Do Now 04. Super Duper Love (?) 05. Put Your Hands On Me 06. Fell In Love With A Boy 07. Big 'Ol Game 08. You Had Me 09. Tell Me 'Bout It 10. Right To Be Wrong 11. No Woman, No Cry recorded, edited and seeded at dimeadozen.org by zingapoor, December 27, 2007. 

 06/04/83 J.F.K.Stadium
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Journey Title: Memories Remain Venue: JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Date: June 04 1983 Source: Westwood One FM Radio Broadcast Taper: Unknown Transfer: Master LP's > EQ > FLAC > You Sound Quality: A+ Artwork: Rubicon Reproductions artwork included! setlist: Disc One: [01] Chain Reaction [02] Wheel In The Sky [03] Line Of Fire [04] Send Her My Love [05] Still They Ride [06] Open Arms [07] No More Lies [08] Edge Of The Blade [09] Escape [10] Steve Smith On Drums [11] After The Fall [12] Faithfully [13] Don't Stop Believin' [14] Neal Schon On Guitar [15] Stone In Love [16] Keep On Runnin' [17] Separate Ways (World's Apart) [18] Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' Steve Perry: Lead Vocals Neal Schon: Lead Guitar / Vocals Jonathan Cain: Keyboards / Guitar / Vocals Ross Valory: Bass Guitar / Vocals Steve Smith: Drums Do NOT encode to MP3 or any other lossy compression format!! This is intended for free trade only. Do not buy or sell!! ENJOY!!! / Stulken  

 07/14/93 World Cafe
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr      ulianna Hatfield and Evan Dando acoustic World Cafe July 14, 1993 from my FM Master cassette>cdr>eac>flac 1. Everybody Loves Me But You 2. Interview 3. It's A Shame About Ray 4. Interview 5. Ugly 6. Interview 7. Confetti 8. Interview 9. How Much I've Lied  

 11/20/80 Palladium Theatre
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      KANSAS THE PALLADIUM NEW YORK CITY NOVEMBER-20-1980 AIRED 1981 ABC RADIO NETWORKS "A NIGHT ON THE ROAD" (THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES # 51) A MD LP TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1 LINEAGE PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR NO IDS TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1 TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN EDITED TOGETHER THE BAND Phil Ehart drums Dave Hope bass vocals Kerry Livgren guitars keyboards vocals Robby Steinhardt violin vocals Steve Walsh keyboards percussion vocals Rich Williams guitars SETLIST 1 Intro/Wagner's Lohengrin 2 Point of no return 3 Icarus - Borne on wings of steel 4 Paradox 5 Hopelessly human 6 Cheyenne anthem 7 Dust in the wind 8 You think u got it made 9 The mask of the great deceiver 10 Miracles out of nowhere 11 Loner 12 Anything for you 13 Don't open your eyes 14 Got to rock on 15 No one together 16 Hold on 17 Relentless 18 Portrait (He knew) 19 Carry on my wayward son PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU KRW&CO and mike1061 are pleased to present to you the collection of R.J.P.(RIP). R.J.P. was a prolific archivist from Chicago whom recorded live radio broadcasts, tv broadcasts, as well his own captures live from the audience. These are on on Reel to Reel, Cassette, Beta, and VHS as well as hundreds of pre fm transcription discs and reels. We will be presenting to you our transfers of the R.J.P. collection, which has been in the possession of mike since his passing, over the coming months. There are going to be several exciting upload to come. Many thanks go to R.J.P. for his archiving (which date back to the 1970's) and Mike for preserving this collection and allowing it to be presented to you here. ENJOY KRW_CO & MIKE1061 
 10/01/83 Universal Amphitheater
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      M1ke's notes - Fits on to one 80min cd if you delete the last track, which is just WW1 DJ's outro. That's what I did. ****************************************************** KANSAS UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATRE LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 1ST 1983 WESTWOOD ONE PRESENTS IN CONCERT FOR B-CAST FEBRUARY 1984 (THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES # 63) A MD TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1 LINEAGE PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR NO IDS TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1 TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN EDITED TOGETHER THE BAND Phil Ehart drums Dave Hope bass vocals Kerry Livgren guitars keyboards synthesizers vocals Rich Williams guitars John Elefante keyboards vocals SETLIST 1 Intro 2 Fight Fire With Fire 3 Point Of No Return 4 Everybody's My Friend 5 What's On My Mind 6 Play The Game Tonight 7 Hold On 8 Andi 9 Dust In The Wind 10 Keyboard Solo 11 Crossfire 12 Get Rich 13 Belexes 14 Drum Solo 15 Magnum Opus 16 Carry On Wayward Son 17 Mainstreem 18 Portrait (He Knew) 19 Outro PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU KRW&CO and mike1061 are pleased to present to you the collection of R.J.P.(RIP). R.J.P. was a prolific archivist from Chicago whom recorded live radio broadcasts, tv broadcasts, as well his own captures live from the audience. These are on on Reel to Reel, Cassette, Beta, and VHS as well as hundreds of pre fm transcription discs and reels. We will be presenting to you our transfers of the R.J.P. collection, which has been in the possession of mike since his passing, over the coming months. There are going to be several exciting upload to come. Many thanks go to R.J.P. for his archiving (which date back to the 1970's) and Mike for preserving this collection and allowing it to be presented to you here. ENJOY KRW_CO & MIKE1061 

 07/03/97 Estival Jazz La Romantica Nightclub
Melide, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & supermax release : ........... Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ............ Musicians: KEB' MO - Vocals, electric guitar Joellyn Fiedkin - keyboards, accordion Reggie McBride - electric bass Laval Belle - drums  

 10/18/89 Fabrik
Hamburg, Germany 
 2 cdr      Keith Jarrett Trio Live at Musikhalle Fabrik in Hamburg/Germany, 1989-10-18 Source: FM>(Trade, unknown lineage??)>CDR>EAC SECURE MODUS>FLAC FRONTEND LEVEL 6>FLAC Sound: A+ Excellent FM (listen to mp3 samples) Lineup: Keith Jarrett: piano Gary Peacock: bass Jack DeJohnette: drums Tracks (Infos I got with trade): CD1 1. My Funny Valentine 16.13 2. Never Let Me Go 08.30 3. All Of You 09.14 4. The Cure 15.42 CD2 5. Summer Night 07.50 6. Everything Happens To Me 20.25 7. I'm A Fool To Want You 12.02 8. I Remember Clifford 10.07  

 04/22/79 Oshawa Civic Auditorium
Toronto, ON 
 2 cdr      KEITH RICHARDS - BLIND DATE REVISITED (2 cd) the new babarians & the rolling stones C.N.I.B. Benefit concert 04-22-1979 disc 1 1 cliff lorrimer/john belushi introduction 2 sweet little rock 'n' roller 3 f.u.c. her 4 breathe on me 5 infekshun' 6 i can feel the fire 7 am i grooving you 8 seven days 9 before they make me run disc 2 1 prodical sun 2 let it rock 3 respectable 4 starfucker 5 beast of burden 6 just my imagination 7 when the whip comes down 8 shattered 9 miss you 10 jumping jack flash the swinging pig records tsp-cd-202-2 soundboard recording Line age: silver cd - hd - flac Art includded Rate and comment this great show! Don't sell, trade only, don't convert it to mp3. If you convert this to mp3, for private use only! Enjoy!!!!!! 

 12/14/88 Universal Amphitheater
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Keith Richards & The X-pensive Winos Los Angeles, Universal Amphitheater, 14 Dec, 1988 CD 1 1. Take It So Hard 2. How I Wish 3. I Could Have Stood You Up 4. Before They Make Me Run 5. Too Rude 6. I Wanna Be Your Man 7. You Don’t Move Me 8. Make No Mistake 9. Time Is On My Side 10. Big Enough 11. Whip It Up 12. Locked Away 13. Little T & A 14. Struggle 15. Happy CD 2 1. Connection 2. Rockawhile 3. It Means A Lot Lineage > orginele cd to wave > wave to flac with dBpowerAMP Music Converter The is the complete show from the cd L.A Connection inc. artwork I hope you enjoy it gr Keessie 
 11/07/92 Estadio José Amalfitani
Buenos Aires, Argentina 
 2 cdr      Keith Richards & The Expensive Winos 'Stoned Stone' 7th November: 1992 Buenos Aires, Argentina, Velez CD 1 1 Take It So Hard 2 Eileen 3 Running Too Deep 4 Gimme Shelter 5 Yap Yap 6 How I Wish 7 999 8 Body Talks 9 Demon 10 Time Is On My Side 11 Before They Make Me Run 12 Hate It When You Leave 13 Band Intros 14 Too Rude CD 2 1 Wicked As It Seems 2 Will But You Won't 3 Happy 4 Whip It Up 5 Connection Bonus Tracks: Studio Rehearsals 4-13-79 6 Seven Days 7 Ain't That Loving You Baby 8 Lost And Lonely 9 Buried Alive 10 I Can Feel The Fire 

 04/03/99 Adam & Brent's living room
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr     A+   
 08/09/02 FleetBoston Pavilion
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     A-   

 10/17/77 Sandy's Jazz Revival
Beverly, MA 
 1 cdr      Kenny Burrell 1977-10-17 Sandy's Jazz Revival Beverly, MA Source: (see notes) Lineage: CASS(?) > CDR(?) > EAC > WAV > CD WAVE (track splits) > Sound Forge 5.0 (fades/edits) > FLAC (via Trader's Little Helper) 01. Will You Still Be Mine? (07:19) 02. Them Their Eyes (12:55) 03. (10:33) 04. (08:10) 05. Take The A-Train (06:24) 06. Have You Met Miss Jones? (08:14) 07. (06:58) 08. Woody'n You (14:01) 09. Theme (02:34) Total Time: 77:14 Personnel: Kenny Burrell (guitar) Reggie Johnson (bass) Alan Dawson (drums) Notes: I received this show in a trade several years ago. I know this recording was a transfer from cassette. I don't know how many cassette generations there are, but I assume that this was a transfer from a master or very low-gen cassette because there isn't a hint of hiss to be heard. I am not certain of the source of this recording, but I would say that this show was recorded directly from the soundboard or using stage mics (I can't quite tell). Either way, the sound quality is excellent, and aside from the trader that I got this from I have not seen this show in circulation (as of 3/16/06). 
 07/04/88 Spectrum
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      Kenny Burrell Guitar Band Spectrum Festival International de Jazz de Montreal Montreal, Quebec, Canada July 1988 Kenny Burrell - electric guitar Rodney Jones - electric guitar Bobby Broom- electric guitar Daniel Lessard - acoustic bass Kenny Washington - drums 1. Summertime (12:41) 2. Mark One (13:22) 3. My Romance (5:50) 4. Jeanine (10:34) 5. Raincheck (11:54) 6.'Round Midnight (7:19) Total Time: 1:01:42 Sound Quality A+ (fm master) 321 MB Flac *notes: During track one, station signal was lost for 6 seconds at 5:40, I edited out the sonic blatt so you don't jump out of your chair! Daniel Lessard was last minute substitute bassist as regular member(?) didn't make it to Montreal. #'s 1-3 CBC-FM JazzBeat - airdate'10/22/88 Lineage/source: CBC-fm> Maxell XLII cassette> (rec)Pioneer-PTX-1000(dolby"B")> (pb)Technics RS-T73> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> wavjoiner> flac(7)(asb) #'s 4-6 CBC-FM JazzBeat - airdate'xx/xx/89 Lineage/source: CBC-fm> TDK SA-90 cassette> (rec)Technics-RS B105(dolby"B") > (pb)Technics RS-T73> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb) Taped & Transfered by nocturnal_n enjoy! Nocturnal_n productions© 1:08 PM 19/03/2006 

 03/27/76 Calderone Concert Hall
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr      KINGFISH CALDERONE CONCERT HALL, HEMPSTEAD,NY,USA MARCH 27,1976 EARLY SHOW 1-MYSTERY TRAIN > MULESKINNER BLUES 2-GOODBYE YOUR HONOR 3-LAZY LIGHTNING > SUPPLICATION 4-JUKE 5-BYE AND BYE 6-HYPNOTIZED 7-MINGLEWOOD BLUES 8-BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS 9-BIG IRON 10-JUMP FOR JOY 11-PROMISED LAND 12-SEA CRUISE WLIR-FM DELAYED BROADCAST > TEAC 2300 REEL @ 3-3/4 IPS > BASF LH SUPER 1800 FT REEL TAPE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 
 06/03/86 Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Kingfish 6/3/86 Lone Star Cafe, NYC Steve Kimock - guitar Anna Rizzo - vocals Barry Flast - keyboards, vocals Matthew Kelly - guitar, harp, vocals Kenny Ness - drums source: sbd 1st gen cassette* Rick Pauline's copy lineage: sbd cassette master>cassette (sony d-5, no nr) nak dragon>hd-p2 24/48>hd>cd wave> adobe audition 2.0 16/44.1>flac frontend level 8 transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 8/18/09 one disc: 55:31 01 - Unchain My Heart 02 - Sea Cruise 03 - Slippin' 'n' Slidin' 04 - Help Me 05 - Livin' In The USA 06 - Stormy Monday 07 - I Hear You Knockin' 08 - Mona 09 - Baby What You Want Me To Do notes: w/ jk - guitar, jC - bass * this could be a master that Willy Dair ran for Rick 

 02/25/09 The Palladium
Cologne, Germany 
 1 cdr      KINGS OF LEON - Koeln, Gloria, 25 Feb 09 (FM Master) Source: FM > Tascam DA 20 MK II (DAT) TRANSFER: Tascam DA 20 > marantz dr 6000 > mac rip to disk > soundforge > flac No setlist. Please help. Excellent recording ! Enjoy & Share Bobfather  
 09/17/09 Scotiabank Place
Ottawa, ON 
 1 cdr      Kings of Leon Scotiabank Place Ottawa, ON Sept. 17 2009 Highlights broadcast on Live 88.5 FM Ottawa on Oct. 3 2009 Onkyo Receiver - Line In (Audacity WAV) - TLH (FLAC) 1. Closer 2. Crawl 3. My Party 4. Taper Jean Girl 5. Molly's Chamber 6. Fans 7. I Want You 8. Sex On Fire 9. Notion 10. Manhattan 11. Use Somebody 12. Black Thumbnail 49 minutes 18 seconds  

 07/14/74 Hippodrome
London, UK 
 1 cdr      "Here Comes The Groove"...........FM > silver bootleg > EAC > WAV > FLAC....... 01. Victoria 02. Here Comes Yet Another Day 03. Money Talks 04. Dedicated Follower of Fashion 05. Mirror of Love 06. Celluloid Heroes 07. Here Comes Flash 08. Demolition 09. He's Evil 10. Lola 11. Skin and Bone > Dry Bones  
 02/19/77 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      **************** Mike's Notes - Although it says below that show is from 2/18/77, Etree claims it's from 2/19/77 Another bootleg I found , "sleepwalker" was listed as 2/19 and it's the exact same recording , although it has less detailed notes and lineage , so I'm assuming this show really is 2/19 and I'm keeping it and deleting the "sleepwalker" show. Also , when i burned this disc , i put 10 tracjs on disc 1 and 10 tracks on disc 2 , instead of the 13 and 7 breakdon listed below . ****************************************************************** The Kinks February 18, 1977 Winterland Arena San Francisco, CA Source: KSAN master reel (pre-FM) > 2 channel mixdown tape > ? > FLAC > CD-R > FLAC (lvl8) disc one 01. Opening 02. One Of The Survivors 03. Sleepwalker 04. Rush Hour Blues 05. You Make It All Worthwhile/Ordinary People/Everybody's A Star 06. Lola (singalong)/Bananna Boat Song 07. A Well Respected Man 08. Sunny Afternoon 09. Waterloo Sunset 10. Celluloid Heroes 11. Schooldays 12. Schooldays (instr. reprise)/The Hard Way 13. Education disc two 01. Brother 02. Stormy Skies 03. Life Goes On 04. Full Moon 05. Lola 06. Alcohol 07. You Really Got Me/All Day & All Of The Night Total Time = 1:36:19 originally uploaded somewhere else by theface07@hotmail.com & to that person go the thanks & credits for the availability of this excellent recording PLEASE NOTE: While this is sourced from a pre-FM reel, it may not sound as crisp as one would hope. This is indeed a good sounding recording with an exceptional stereo image, but please don't expect a "commercially produced" quality from this tape. There are a few "age spots" as one would expect in a tape of this age. That being said, it still kicks ass and it's better to have it than not. Please enjoy LOUD & pass it on...  
 08/10/79 Cobo Arena
Detroit, MI 
 1 cdr      ************mike's note - i trimmed one second of applause off the beginning of the 1st track and one second of applause off the end of the last track so that i could burn this to one cdr. No music was affected *************** The Kinks Detroit Michigan, U.S.A. Cobo Arena 10 August 1979 This is an edit of this torrent - Torrent #198945 the Kinks- Cobo Arena, Detroit, Michigan 1979/ August/ 10- almost complete clean low gen. sbd (with sound sample) This is an excellent recording of this warmly-received Kinks show, which was marred only by the end of "You really got me" being cut (tape flip at 45 min). I took a punt on the end of "All Day and all of the night" sounding very similar (it's a virtual rewrite of the other song), and tried plonking the last few bars onto the point when it cuts, and got a great result first time! I just had to trim a little more off to match the edit point, and you can't even hear the join now! I trimmed a bit of crowd noise from the last track to bring the total time under 80 minutes, and hey! It's a better listen (if slightly faked). 1. Life on the Road 7:17 2. Permanent Wave 6:02 3. Lola 6:12 4. Misfits 5:59 5. Low Budget 8:15 6. Superman 8:10 7. You really got me 4:15 8. A Gallon of Gas 9:58 9. Celluloid Heroes 7:15 10. All Day and all of the Night 5:43 11. Pressure 2:50 12. Twist and shout 3:49 13. Victoria 4:05 Total time 79:56 No Artwork Thanks to glasnostrd19 for the original seed! Orignal Seeder's comments: performance quality: B+ to A-, pretty good recording quality: close to an A, nice crispy low gen. sbd source: 1st gen. (so I'm told, I believe it) sbd tape mastered on TDK D (?), my copy is on TDK-SA. runtime: 79:52 (just fits on 80 min. CD.) setlist: (1st song of the concert is missing from this recording- Sleepwalker) I just checked the wikipedia's Kinkology which was good enough to list the locations of the only live official Kinks recording I am aware of and was listed for this tour, "one for the road", (that's a good live disc) and it has a bunch from Providence and a few other locales in N.Y. and Mass. but none from this concert. So even though I was afraid this might have to be a chopped liver upload, looks like the only song you don't get in here is the first one which isn't in my recording. This one is a Celtic fan's tribute to the Detroit Pistons, who are still clearly one of the best teams in the NBA, and to a city that (much like Boston) likes to rock. (many of my favorite artists like both Boston and Detroit as among their favorite places to rock out in (Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, J.Geils Band and David Bowie come to mind there among others) and the Kinks like Detroit too. It is their kind of town (I don't mean that in any kind of a bad way). The Kinks like to rock out. This is the "Low Budget" tour, a couple of weeks after that album (a.k.a. vinyl as in played on a "turntable") was released. I don't know if shopkin likes Kinks of this period, but this is partly for his 2 fine posts of the Kinks in Boston. I don't have alot of Kinks (musical kind), but a couple worth sharing. This one has a rarity for a glasnostrd19 upload. It's called a setlist. Pretty good one here, and a nice rock out Kinks show. No question which category this goes in. Hasn't been, for what, about 43 years is it now? (more like close to 29 years since this show). I don't have much in low gen. sbd of bands this familiar, but this one just popped up. The guy said he only had one other sbd he recorded- George Benson in Phila. 79. I did get that, but the music in that is sap city. The music in this is rock city, so I'm going with this to help calm some peeved off Piston rods, celebrate a Celtic win in the 2008 NBA East Conference finals (the first for both Garnett and team captain Paul Pierce) that was made special because, honestly, I thought if anyone was going to knock off the Celtics of 2008, it would be Detroit. Team records aside, I thought they had the deeper and more experienced team, maybe the best team in the whole NBA. Maybe I'm stretching it a bit, but somehow I see some parts of this show that may be (indirectly) relevant (sortakinda) to what was a very good series between two cities that like to rock. I don't have much from Detroit, but this is one I think folks will want to hear no matter where from or whose teams they root for (if any). Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly.  
 04/04/82 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 2 cdr      STEREO SBD from FM broadcast  
 12/21/94 Schleyerhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 2 cdr      The Kinks Schleyerhalle Stuttgart, Germany Dec. 21, 1994 Soundboard recording - excellent sound quality!!! ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's a great-sounding show that I recently downloaded from TapeCity; my thanks to tbshag1 for sharing it over there. UNFORTUNATELY, there were some small defects in that torrent...so I fixed them (see Editing Notes below) and now offer the "fixed" version of this outstanding Kinks show. Setlist: 101. A Well Respected Man 102. Sunny Afternoon 103. Do It Again (tease) 104. Kinks intro > Countdown 105. Till The End Of The Day 106. All Day And All Of The Night 107. Low Budget 108. Celluloid Heroes 109. Apeman 110. Scattered 111. Death Of A Clown 112. Phobia 113. Dead End Street 201. Come Dancing 202. Father Christmas (tease) 203. Aggravation > New World > Aggravation 204. You Really Got Me 205. A Gallon Of Gas > 206. Welcome To Sleazy Town 207. Deutschland 208. Lola 209. Days 210. Twist And Shout Editing notes: * Almost all of the original FLACs had microgaps at the ends of the files; these gaps were manually removed via Nero's wave editor * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * There was a 3-second dip in the volume in "You Really Got Me" (from the 0:52 mark to the 0:55 mark); increased the volume of this section by 5 dB with Nero * There was a small gap in "Celluloid Heroes" right before Ray says the word "street" --I reduced the gap as best I could so that it's not as noticeable * There were 4 instances where a piece of the recording was repeated (similar to when a vinyl record "skips" ...maybe it was a bad CD rip???). I manually deleted the unneeded repititions in these 4 spots: 1. "Do It Again": removed an extra "Do it again" at end of song 2. "All Day And All Of The Night": removed an extra "relief" at end of song 3. "Scattered": removed an extra closing note at end of song 4. "Welcome To Sleazy Town": removed an extra cymbal at close of song If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish October 2008  

 04/16/08 Le Phénix
Le Printemps de Bourges, France 
 1 cdr      Broadcast: Radio France "Le mouv'" Total time: 00:47:27 FM > ANALOG AUDIO CABLE > SOUND CARD > WAV > FLAC 8 Edit with "Magix audio cleanic 2004" setlist: 1 - see the world 2 - always where i need to be 3 - eddie's gun 4 - matchbox 5 - Ooh la 6 - sway 7 - time awaits 8 - she moves in her own way 9 - i want you 10 - Do you wanna 11 - mr. maker 12 - naive 13 - you don't love me 14 - seaside record and edit by Ballonatic 

 12/18/07 KCRW Morning Becomes Eclectic
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      KT Tunstall - Live On KCRW 2007 AIRED TUE. DEC. 18, 2007 KCRW Radio FM Broadcast Santa Monica, California. Source: FM Broadcast KT TUNSTALL LIVE ON TAPE (RECORDED 11/12/07 AT THE VILLAGE STUDIO) STEREO CAPTURE Comments: This is a really sweet stripped down session. Voices, guitars, and loops make up the instrumentation for this unique set. **** NOT FOR SALE **** PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THESE FILES IN LOSSY FORMATS **** Lineage: FM> Harman Kardon AVR30 > Analog Out > Sony RCD-W500C > Audio CDR.WAV > Pioneer DVR-RW DVD-108 > EAC > CD WAVE(Tracking-Flac.8)-> KT Tunstall performs on electric and acoustic guitar and brings her back-up singers for Morning Becomes Eclectic 01.(=Intro=) 02.Miniature Disaster 03.Funny Man 04.White Bird 05.Paper Aeroplane 06.(=Interview With Nic=) 07.If Only 08.Saving My Face 09.Hold On 10.Suddenly I See The Band: Kt Tunstall - Vox, Guitars Caterina Sforza - Backing Vox Gita Harcourt-Smith - Backing Vocals Enjoy, Nibbler Setlist And Info Copied From KCRW's Website Their often incorrect - Please direct all hate mail, insults & or praise @ http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/mb  

 06/23/76 Little Center Theater
Worcester, MA 
 1 cdr      Larry Coryell solo acoustic Little Center, Clark University Worcester, Mass. June 23, 1976 performance quality: very good recording quality: A source: 1st gen. soundboard tape (a/k/a "pre-FM") lineage: WCUW radio master reel > played on Revox reel deck into Tascam cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII-S cassette > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrentially yours. runtime: 68:20 setlist: 1: Julie LaBelle 8:31 2: juju (Wayne Shorter) 3:30 3: Rodrigo reflections 6:38 4: eyes of love 3:25 5: improvisations on the serabon (spelling?) 5:42 6: the restful mind 3:57 7: gratitude 5:00 8: bouquet 5:16 9: Renee's theme 2:22 10: ain't it is 7:04 11: St. Gallen 9:48 12: Spain (Chick Corea) 7:02 comments: More from the concerts not heard on Etree. According to their listing, Larry didn't do any solo shows in 1976 at all, and he probably didn't do alot of them. this is the only 76 Coryell I've heard (other than 11th House). I don't know if this is a whole set, but what is on this tape is 12 very nice acoustic tunes, some from "the Restful Mind" and various studio Coryell albums. This is the first of what will be a few offerings from one of my favorite guitar players. Other than a few 11th House posts, I haven't seen much Larry Coryell up at all, very surprising considering how many recognize his gift for guitar. Even Al DiMeola has referred to Larry Coryell as "the Godfather of fusion guitar", and in 1971 he released "Fairyland" (live in Montreux 1971, 4 brilliant songs) and then in 72 released "Barefoot Boy", 2 of the all time greatest jazz albums ever released (imho). Ever since seeing Coryell play that Barefoot Boy material at the Orpheum in Boston 1972, I have been PRAYING that SOMEBODY recorded that show, it was one of the best concerts I ever saw by anyone (and before I was recording, I was just 15 at the time...) Larry Coryell is not only a great guitarist, he doesn't play the same thing every time. Very far from it. His bands and songs vary enormously in style, Larry is excellent with either an acoustic or electric guitar, and has played with several amazing players, which I plan to share some of. There will be at least one earlier Coryell to come from me, and a couple of later ones not heard before, in upcoming days. But it starts with the man himself, and probably the best quality live Coryell recording of any kind I've heard yet. I suspect this was broadcasted at some time, but this does not come from an FM broadcast (over WCUW, the quality could never be an A because their signal reception is a D quality on a GOOD day!!!) The music is quality too, always is with Larry Coryell. Category? Well, my favorite Larry is jazz, no doubt about that, some of the best jazz there is. This, like alot of the Coryell I'll be sharing, goes into several categories of music style, so for lack of any better ideas, this is a jazz torrent (maybe), but it is an all solo acoustic one (definitely) so that's where it goes... Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. No eMPty3 for Larry. (except for the sound sample). 

 ??/??/71 Down By The Stairway (4th Album Rehearsals)
Studio, Unknown 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 12/30/68 Gonzaga University
Spokane, WA 
 1 cdr     B+  The downloaded claimed 12/31 not 12/30 , but LZ concert file book agrees with etree that 12/30 date is correct ..........."Gonzaga '68" Capricorn Trader CD-r>EAC>WAV>FLAC>you Recorded live December 31st, 1968 at the Gymnasium in Gonzaga University Spokane Washington 1. Train Kept a Rollin' 2. I Can't Quit You 3. As Long As I Have You (medley: Fresh Garbage, Shake, Hush) 4. Dazed and Confused 5. White Summer 6. How Many More Times (inc. the Hunter) 7. Pat's Delight As most of you should know, this is the earliest known bootlegged Led Zeppelin show. Enjoy 
 01/11/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Soundboard Recording Master reel Historical note: This is the earliest known live soundboard recording.  
 04/24/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      ***************** Mike's notes - I didn't bother to tag , nor burn, the un-remastered version ************************************************************** LED ZEPPELIN The Dancing Avocado: Supreme Edition Fillmore West, San Francisco April 24, 1969 Excellent stereo stage recording Thanks to BigO "stryder.de" quote: "!!!A MUST HAVE!!!" "Underground Uprising" review: It is the stunning sound that we have here, a superb recording, made from the side of the stage by the late Bill Graham. The sound on this release blows all previous versions away, it is untouchable, the sharpness and crispness is simply superb. San Francisco in April 1969 is the stuff of legends, their playing was on fire, and they will always be held in the highest esteem by fans. CD 1:(mastered by JAMESKG) 1. Tuneups 2. As Long As I Have You 3. Killing Floor 4. White Summer/Black Mountain Side 5. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 6. Pat's Delight CD 2:(raw PCM transfer) 1. Tuneups 2. As Long As I Have You 3. Killing Floor 4. White Summer/Black Mountain Side 5. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 6. Pat's Delight This is the second chronological series of top quality Led Zeppelin recordings to mark the rebirth of one of the mightiest R'n'R bands ever. PR 
 04/27/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr       Genuine Masters - GM-LZ-27.04.1969-DVD-A-10 Soundboard tape with Audience tape spliced in to fill gaps GM DVD-R > PCM (48) > WAV (44.1) > FLAC8 Tested with SHNTool - SBE's found, fixed with Frontend, reencoded to Flac 7..........DVD Donated by LZJoker Spread by Slumpy_UK Audio stripped by JAMESKG: -------------------------- This audio-only presentation comes from the remastered DVD release by Genuine Masters. NOTHING HAS BEEN CHANGED - EVERY BIT IS INTACT. Here is the process I used: - Joined all the VOB files together - Demuxed to separate the 48kHz unsigned PCM data stream - Added a WAV header to the stream - Separated into tracks (I slid most banter back to end of previous song) - downsampled to 44.1kHz for wider compatibility with CD burning software - FLACed at level 8, verified, used FLAC frontend - Fingerprints - MD5 I have burned this and verified that the tracks are seamless. This source comes from a soundboard and has an audience source spliced in here and there to fill any gaps. Originally the works of a fan, "The Jimi Page Experience" had exceptional splices when switching sources. This release later became the bootleg "Collage". Now, given the Genuine Masters treatment, this is the BEST audio quality for this show yet. Sounds GREAT! I've simply pulled the audio from the DVD for those of us that don't have a DVD player in the car. :lol: *JAMESKG* - 2004.12.27  
 07/06/69 Newport Jazz Festival
Newport, RI 
 1 cdr     A-  Led Zeppelin Live at the Newport Jazz Festival 1969-07-06/7 from 2nd gen AUD reel-to-reel tape with known lineage(rec1)- *BLOWS AWAY ANY PREVIOUS VERSION* "Freakin' At Newport, Part 1" (mp3 sample) CD-BURNABLE VERSION Thanks to Bill B. for the tape. Long may you wave! Setlist for Led Zeppelin (runtime 55 minutes): Train Kept A' Rollin' I Can't Quit You Baby Conversation Dazed And Confused You Shook Me How Many More Times Communication Breakdown (end cut) Lineage: MR->R->??R??->Sound Forge ->16 cent slowdown (enough to be really noticeable)-> Resampling and Bit Depth Conversion ->FLAC via Flac Frontend level 6, sectors aligned and verified Commercial break (Werbungzeit): Since there were comments along these lines the last time around, your humble seeder would like to set the record straight in advance: The phrase "blows away any previous version" refers to any previous version of rec1. There are three known recorders of the Led Zeppelin set, and this is the best rendition of the best recording of this show. It isn't the longest recording, but it is the best, and yes, it does blow the previous version back to 1969. Back to your regularly scheduled program! Enjoy! A DoinkerTape  
 08/31/69 Texas International Pop Festival
Lewisville, TX 
 1 cdr      "Texas International Pop Festival" (Oh Boy) ST/SB 10 August 31, 1969 Dallas, Texas Motor Speedway Silver>EAC>WAV>FLAC  
 01/09/70 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin Royal Albert Hall London, England January 9th 1970 SBD SBD - All songs are from the Shirley Pre DVD multi-tracks but have been Remastered. Added inbetween chatter fillers using Cosmic Energy Video audio, 2ndGen>DAT>CDRx, and EVSD "Jimmy's Birthday Party" to make it complete as possible. Transitions are not perfect. Its the best I could do. I used Led Zeppelin "The Concert File" as a guide for the correct setlist. CD 1 1. We're Gonna Groove 2. I Can't Quit You Baby 3. Dazed And Confused 4. Heartbreaker 5. White Summer - Black Mountain Side 6. What Is And What Should Never Be 7. Moby Dick CD 2 1. How Many More Times 2. Bring It On Home 3. Whole Lotta Love 4. Communication Breakdown 5. C'mon Everybody 6. Something Else 7. Long Tall Sally  
 03/21/70 P.N.E. Coliseum
Vancouver, BC 
 1 cdr     A-   
 08/31/71 Orlando Sports Stadium
Orlando, FL 
 2 cdr     A/B  "Florida Sunshine - Orlando Magic" - 2CDs edition - Empress Valley EVSD-225 - 226 .........most of show is "A" quality sbrd recording aud patches are not as nice 
 09/04/71 Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      Soundboard Recording Master > Open reel 1. Stairway To Heaven 2. Celebration Day 3. That's The Way 4. Going to California 5. What Is and What Should Never Be 6. Moby Dick  
 09/09/71 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin 1971.09.09 Hampton, Virginia US Hampton Roads Coliseum Soundboard Recording "Zeppelin Digital Vol. 1" Lineage: Master > Open Reel > DAT > CDR > FLAC > TLH > Tested for SBE's > FLAC Level 8 Disc 1 101 - Immigrant Song 102 - Heartbreaker 103 - Since I've Been Loving You 104 - Black Dog 105 - Dazed and Confused Disc 2 201 - Stairway to Heaven 202 - Celebration Day 203 - That's the Way 204 - Going to California 205 - What is and What Never Should Be 206 - Moby Dick Artwork, FLAC fingerprint and MD5 verification files are included. 
 09/23/71 Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr     A-  "Led Zeppelin's Rock Carnival" Watch Tower (1CD) AUD/Very Good to Excellent Original silver cd > WAV > SHN > FLAC 01-Immigrant Song 02-Heartbreaker 03-Since I've Been Loving You 04-Going To California 05-Dazed And Cofused 06-Black Dog 07-Stairway To Heaven  
 06/22/72 Swing Auditorium
San Bernardino, CA 
 2 cdr     B+  Lineage: 1st Gen cassette>Video HiFi>Wav>Flac Quality: Ex- 1. Immigrant Song 2. Heartbreaker 3. Black Dog 4. Since I've Been Loving You 5. Stairway to Heaven 6. Going to California 7. That's the Way 8. Tangerine 9. Bron Y Aur Stomp (song seperation) 10. Dazed & Confused 11. What Is & What Should Never Be 12. Moby Dick 13. Whole Lotta Love 14. Rock & Roll An excellent performance with excellent sound quality. There is a drop out towards the end of Dazed & Confused. The result of a 12 year old video tape. Bron Y Aur stomp has a cut in the middle. A well worth it download. This show was seeded previously by Hottiemagnet and was posted elsewhere with the lineage 2nd gen>Cd-R. This should be a slight upgrade. 
 06/28/72 Community Center
Tucson, AZ 
 2 cdr     A-  I got this recording directly from the taper in 2003. Lineage given was Analog master cassette>PC>my cdr. Yours would be: AM>PC>CDR>WAV>FLAC  
 10/02/72 Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg "dancing days" filler unknown europe '69 
 10/09/72 Festival Hall
Osaka, Japan 
 2 cdr     A-  Live In Japan 1972 14 CD box set, Last Stand Disc 
 01/15/73 Trentham Gardens
Stoke, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Winston Remaster - 1stGenCassette>DAT>CDR3>Remaster>Flac Remaster Notes - Declicked, Dehissed, & Enhanced with EQ, Dynamics I do this as a hobby. If your not into digitally enhanced material please pass on this one. My main goal in remastering is balance, to make everything heard. Title: Voodoo In The Gardens 593 mb CD 1 1. Rock And Roll 2. Over The Hills And Far Away 3. Black Dog 4. Misty Mountain Hop 5. Since I've Been Loving You 6. Dancing Days 7. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 8. The Song Remains The Same (Cut end) 9. The Rain Song (Cut start) CD 2 1. Dazed And Confused 2. Stairway To Heaven (Cut end) 3. Whole Lotta Love (medley) (Cut start) Notes: There are a few spots of Tape crunch. mostly during Whole Lotta Love. *Artwork is included  
 01/22/73 Old Refectory
Southampton, England 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin 1973-01-22 Southampton University Southampton Multitrack Recording 1. Rock and Roll 2. Over The Hills And Far Away 3. Black Dog 4. Misty Mountain Hop 5. Since I've Been Loving You 6. Dancing Days 7. The Song Remains The Same 8. The Rain Song 9. Dazed and Confused 10. Stairway to Heaven 11. Whole Lotta Love 12. Heartbreaker 13. Thank You 14. How Many More Times 15. Communication Breakdown 
 01/22/73 Old Refectory
Southampton, England 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin 1973.01.22 Southampton University Old Refectory Southampton, England 01. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t01 Rock And Roll 02. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t02 Over the Hills And Far Away 03. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t03 Black Dog 04. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t04 Misty Mountain Hop 05. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t05 Since I've Been Loving You 06. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t06 Dancing Days 07. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t07 The Song Remains The Same 08. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t08 The Rain Song 09. LZ 1973.01.22 d01t09 Dazed And Confused 10. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t01 Stairway To Heaven 11. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t02 Whole Lotta Love 12. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t04 Everybody Need Somebody To Love 13. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t05 Whole Lotta Love reprise 14. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t06 Boogie Chillun' 15. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t07 You're So Square (Baby I Don't Care) 16. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t08 Let's Have A Party 17. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t09 I Can't Quit You Baby 18. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t10 Long Distance Call 19. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t11 Whole Lotta Love end 20. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t12 Heartbreaker 21. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t13 Thank You 22. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t14 How Many More Times 23. LZ 1973.01.22 d02t15 Communication Breakdown Reworked Multitrack Mixdown dadgad prod. artwork at www.zeppelinart.com 
 03/16/73 Stadthalle
Vienna, Austria 
 2 cdr     A-  Winston Remaster - SBD - AUD AUD Source 1 - Cass1>DAT2>PCM>Remaster Aud Source 2 - AnalogMaster>DAT1>2CDR3>Remaster SBD Source - 1stgen>DAT6>1CDR4>Remaster Title: Danke! Vienna CD 1 1. Rock And Roll - (Aud Source 1) 2. Over The Hills And Far Away - (Aud Source 1) 3. Black Dog - (Aud Source 1) 4. Misty Mountain Hop - (Aud Source 1) 5. Since I've Been Loving You - (Aud Source 1) 6. Dancing Days - (Aud Source 1) 7. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp - (Aud Source 1) 8. The Song Remains The Same - (Aud Source 2) 9. The Rain Song - (Aud Source 2) CD 2 1. Dazed And Confused - - (Aud Source 2) & (Aud Source 1 / SBD MATRIX) 2. Stairway To Heaven - (Aud Source 1 / SBD MATRIX) 3. Whole Lotta Love (medley) - (Aud Source 1) & (Aud Source 1 / SBD MATRIX) & (SBD) 4. Heartbreaker - (SBD) Notes: There is one very small spot of tape crunch in the last part of the Whole Lotta Love Medley. First few songs are unbalanced, improves a lot midway into OVer the Hills and Far Away.  
 04/02/73 Palais Des Sports
Paris, France 
 2 cdr      Vive Le Zeppelin Empress Valley Supreme Disc EVSD 75/76 Original Silvers>My CDR's>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV> FLAC Level 7 with verify>FLAC  
 05/13/73 Memorial Auditorium
Mobile, AL 
 2 cdr     A-  Bertha Remaster of the 1st gen reel source (*)SBD>>???>>REEL>>DAT>>DAT>>CDA>>SHN>>DAW(Bertha)>>FLAC ...... Notes: Digitally Remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed December 8, 2005. (*)Spectral analysis reveals around 10khz of Bandwidth left to the original source. It is not mentioned what the Master source is. Though, 2 analog generations is consistant with what is seen in the spectral analysis and other tests. Spectral and Frequency analysis also reveals a highly compressed source, proabably around 50:1 Limiting. Though this achieves greater volume, it also adds distortion and harshness to the signal in the mid frequencies. The effects of the limiting were reversed to the extent possible, leaving a cleaner, less harsh recording. The Bertha Remasters are done for no other reason than to bring greater enjoyment to my own listening experience. I share them freely and with no expectations. If others get enjoyment from them, all the better. Enjoy! jay ...... From the original text file, prior to Bertha Remastering: these are the original shn files for the Zeppelin Digital Project Volume 1 Thanks go out to Ben Kohn May 13, 1973 - Mobile, Alabama - 1stgen reel>DAT>CDR .... More notes ....By listening test only, the original source was found to have excessive high end eq applied. Together, the audio compression and eq have resulted in a highly abrasive sound at flat setting. The noise reduction was well done and did not affect the "Bertha" process. Most "Bertha Remasters" are done using original, unprocessed sources. The less that has been done to an original source the better the results. Reversing the effects of a highly processed source such as this one is very difficult. I did not expect much, but I am pleased with the results. The original track timings were used for retracking. This is the first Non GD related "Bertha Remaster". Enjoy! Notes by Unklejimbo/Jim Sirigos: I personally want to thank Jay for all his work, I sincerely hope you all enjoy this. Please compare them side by side. It is my hope, that this will not be the ONLY LZ/BERTHA remaster I also want to thank "Your Overlord" for originally uploading/converting the boot so we can all get it.  
 05/13/73 Memorial Auditorium
Mobile, AL 
 2 cdr      ********************* Mike's notes - I only burned discs 4 and 5 - the pitch corrected and remastered versions - and i removed the tags on discs 1-3 to save room in my Sonos ************************************************************* Led Zeppelin - " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" ( 5-13-73), Mobile, Alabama, Mobile Auditorium Raw + Remastered Soundboard Recordings ( A Group/Personal Project) Lineage: Source One/Disc One: " Mobile Auditorium, Master > CD-R", ( No Label), Master > CD-R > EAC, Secure Mode, Accurate Stream, No Disable Cache > WAV > Remaster > Flac Frontend, Encoding Options, Level.6, Align On Sector Boundaries > Flac Source Two/Disc Two: " Mobile Auditorium, Master Reel > 1st Gen Reel > DAT > CD-R", ( ZeppelinDigital/FBO), 1stgen reel> DAT> CDR> SHN > TLH, Decode > WAV > Remaster > Flac Frontend, Encoding Options, Level.6, Align On Sector Boundaries > Flac Label: N/A Original Taper: N/A This is a group/personal project by The 7th Son, Joel, and Acapulco Gold. We hope that you will enjoy this recording, and will pass it along and share it others, or just pass, the choice is yours. This is not meant to be a definitive recording. Thanks go out to: - The taper, wherever you are, thank you for taping and sharing this with everyone in the community. If you're out there, and you happen to pick this up, we hope you'll enjoy it. - My friend who hooked me up with the " master source" I've used as the first disc of material. - The original uploader, my mate Clint111 for hooking the community ( and myself) up the 1st gen source, and for all your input on this release, thanks as always for being a true friend. - My deepest thanks also go out to my mates Eeklair, and Porgie for all their help and input on the recording as well, your opinions mean so much. Dedicated to my mate Phil, and Luke " The Drifter". " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", Raw Tape Sources: Disc One, ( Master > CD-R): 1) Rock And Roll * ( Cuts Out) 2) Celebration Day * ( Cuts In Slightly, Cuts Out) 3) Black Dog * ( Cuts In Slightly) 4) Over The Hills And Far Away * ( Cuts In slightly) 5) Misty Mountain Hop * 6) Since I've Been Loving You * 7) No Quarter * 8) The Song Remains The Same * ( Cuts In slightly) 9) The Rain Song * Disc Two, ( Master Reel > 1st Gen Reel > DAT > CD-R): 1) Dazed And Confused + ( Cuts In Slightly, Includes: " San Francisco") 2) Stairway To Heaven + 3) Moby Dick + ( Cuts Out) " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", Tape Speed Corrected And Remastered Sources: Disc Three: 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 Quarter * 8) The Song Remains The Same * + 9) The Rain Song * Disc Four: 1) Dazed And Confused ( Cuts In Slightly, Includes: " San Francisco") + 2) Stairway To Heaven + 3) Moby Dick + ( Cuts Out) Legend: * : Source One, " Master > CD-R" ( No Label) + : Source Two, " Master Reel > 1st Gen > DAT > CD-R" ( Zeppelin Digital/FBO) * +: Combination Of Source Recordings Enjoy! Please Do Not Convert To Lossy Formats Please Do Not Sell Please Share With Others My personal notes about this release: This release is our first remaster of a soundboard recording. We've remastered them to use for merges, and matrixes, but have never remastered and released an entire soundboard recording tape on it's own. My friends and I have never really thought about remastering a soundboard recording, we enjoy working on and listening to audience recordings because we like recordings that give ( or try and give) the listener the tapers/audience concert experience. We do love and enjoy soundboard recordings as much as audience tapes, but soundboards can sometimes just focus on the music, pushing out any traces of the audience, which really takes away from the whole concept of hearing the band live. That's the issue that this tape suffers from, to quote Gerard Serpico's thoughts on this recording: " It is an excellent, clean and detailed soundboard recording that is also dry, clinical and flat. It sounded less like a live performance than a private rehearsal." Besides the issues with soundboard recordings, we also took into consideration the popularity of soundboard tapes, and how often they're released, and then re-released by labels as new remasters or "definitive versions", and we were very hesitant about offering up a recording to the community that has already been released several times over to collectors. But my friends and I sat down and talked about it, and we decided to give remastering a soundboard tape a shot, and try something different. We hope you enjoy what we've done, please know that this version is not meant to be definitive. We're just fans who love Led Zeppeln, enjoy remastering these recordings, and working together to release these projects for the trading community. The " master source" that's used for the first disc of audio material came to me in the trade I did with the person who hooked me up with the " master source" used for the group project " Bad Muthafuckers" ( Leicester, England, 11-25-71). The person I got this from only had one disc worth of audio material of this " master source" from this show, but I was definately interested because I didn't have a version who's generation dated the master reels ( the closest I have is the 1st gen source I've used to make up the second disc of audio material). I'm sorry I can't offer everyone here a complete remaster of the show from the master, if I had a complete tape I would've most certainly have offered it up here to everyone. So after listening to the " master source" version of the show, I dug out all of the other releases I have of the Mobile tape to see how it ( the raw version of my master to CD-R source) compares to them. I'm not including my remaster in the comparison's because I feel that would be patisan. I'll leave it up to everyone here in the community how the remaster stacks up to the other versions. These are the other versions of this show that I have in my collection, ( I've listed their disc times beside their titles): - " Mobile Auditorium, Bertha Remaster" ( Bertha Remasters), Disc Length: D1:, D2: - " Mobile Dick" ( Ghost), Disc Length: - "Sean The Bootlegger's Tape Speed Corrected release, 3rd Gen" ( No Label), Disc Length: D1:, D2: - " Mobile Auditorium, Master Reels > 1st gen Reels > DAT > CD-R" ( Zeppelin Digital/FBO), Disc Length: D1:, D2: Here's how the sources compare in terms of sound quality: - Bertha's release " Mobile Auditorium, Bertha Remaster" is the warmest sounding tape, it captures the ambiance of the show very nicely, I can hear crowd cheers and a slight echo in the instruments and Plant's vocals. They've also eliminated a great deal of tape hiss from the recording. It definately doesn't sound dry and sterile, but there really isn't an even distribution in the instruments. Plant's vocals, and Jonesey's bass and organ dominate over the guitar and drums, Bonham suffers the most. Besides the issues with the instruments, the tape speed hasn't been corrected, and it runs too fast. With all the time they probably spent on remastering the recording, why they wouldn't correct the tape speed issues as well is beyond me. I don't know what Bertha's intention was with this release, if they wanted to offer collectors the Mobile tape with more ambiance and warmth, then they have definately succeeded in that area, but the recording definately suffers from the uneven distribution in the instruments and the tape speed issues not being corrected. They do quality work, I really enjoy their remaster of the Dallas 73 tape (" Dallas Remains The Same"). - There are three different versions of " Mobile Dick", two of the three are the complete tape, and they come from the Flying Disc label, and the Oh Boy! label. The third release consists of only the second disc of audio material, and comes from the Ghost label. All three of those labels are out of commission. The version I have is from the Ghost label. The recording has a lot of punch, and has very powerful sound, and I like the use of panning effect on " Dazed And Confused" for the bow solo, and Plant's vocals. But the sound is a touch too loud, and it's tape speed runs too fast. - Sean The Bootlegger's release is definately an improvement over all the older silver pressed boots, partly because of it's sound, partly because we have concrete lineage on the generation of the cassettes used in the release, but mostly this is an improvement over the older releases because it's playing at the correct tape speed, which automatically trumps a lot of the other releases. Although sound is important, the recording running at the correct pitch is just as significant. Like the Bertha release, Sean's tape has a nice warm sound to it, it's a little hissy, but it's not too distracting, and it hasn't been over EQ'ed and had it's sound unnescessarily amplified. - Zeppelin Digital's/FBO'S release ( used to make up the second disc) was used as the patching source for my master source, and the second disc of audio material mostly because it's generation was the lowest, it had very soft tape hiss, and it had a pretty decent distribution in it's instruments ( the bass is quite dominate in the mix, but isn't totally dominating the recording) and ambiance. The tape does have it's faults like the others do, it's volume has been amplified too much, the right channel dominates over the left channel, and it runs a little too fast. - The " supposed master" tape source has very little (to almost none) tape hiss, it has the missing few seconds of tape at the beginning of the recording that are sometimes missing from some of the releases, and has a crisp sound to it ( even though Plant and Jones dominate the recording). The tape is unfortunately incomplete, on the recording, a few songs are missing tiny little segments of tape at the end, that's why it was nescessary to patch up the recording with portions from the 1st gen source. The recording was also running at the incorrect tape speed, but unlike the other recordings, the " master source" was running too slow. So what I've noticed is that even though each tape is different in someway, there are two consistant things that each one suffers from: - They all suffer from tape speed issues,(either running too slow or too fast) - plant and Jones are the most dominate in the mix of the recording, drowning out Page's guitar work and Bonham's drum fills and cymbals. Since the original releases of this recording over a decade ago, the labels have tried to improve the sound quality of the tape. The newest offerings of the Mobile tape ( Empress Valley's " Alabama Getaway", and Tarantura 2000's " Heritage Strain" ) have stood out as being definate improvements over the first bootleg releases of the Mobile tape according to new reviews posted on boot-review.com I don't have Empress Valley's or Tarantura's release of this show, so I can't give anyone my opinion on their sound quality, but here are two reviews posted about Tarantura's release " Heritage Strain" on the site: Heritage Strain (Tarantura TCD-38-1,2) Municipal Auditorium, Mobile, AL - May 13th, 1973 Disc 1: Rock & Roll, Celebration Day, Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter Disc 2: The Song Remains The Same, The Rain Song, Dazed & Confused, Stairway To Heaven, Moby Dick Empress Valley and Tarantura have been engaged in low-level competition with several releases being duplicated over the past several months (Baltimore 1970, Blueberry Hill, Montreux, etc). Heritage Strain is Tarantura's version of the popular Mobile soundboard which follows close on the heels of Empress Valley's Alabama Getaway. The most recent release of this show (before EV) was a decade ago on Goin' Mobile on the Midas Touch label. It is an excellent, clean and detailed soundboard recording that is also dry, clinical and flat. It sounded less like a live performance than a private rehearsal. In comparing Alabama Getaway with Heritage Strain it sounds like both labels wanted to address the criticisms directed towards the recording. Both wanted to liven it up a bit and make it breath more. The Empress Valley worked on the bass and lower frequencies, but maybe too much as the bass is sometimes distorted. The hiss also is very high during the quieter parts and is very distracting during the intro to "Over The Hills And Far Away". In the Tarantura the bass isn't quite so loud and the hiss is not so distracting. They did an excellent job in bringing out Jimmy Page's guitar which sounds very wild and aggressive. On the downside Heritage Strain does sound more compressed than the Empress Valley with a narrower spectrum of frequencies. WGPSEC does an excellent job in contextulizing and analyzing the performance in his review of the Empress Valley release so I encourage you to read that to get the background. I will affirm what he says about "Since I've Been Loving You" which is one of the greatest performances of the band's favorite song ("something we'll play as long as we're in existence, something we get off on a lot" Plant says at the song's conclusion). This tape is longer than some of the other fragments but is still not complete and there is no audience source to complete the show. It comes in an attractive package similar to their recent releases. In the end it's all a matter of one's taste as usual, but I found this recording to be very enjoyable. (GS) Heritage Strain (TCD-38-1,2) finds the mighty Tarantura label giving us what may be, in all fairness, the strongest, most balanced presentation of this famous May 13, 1973 soundboard recording. All instruments are perfectly blended with each other as the show kicks off with “Rock and Roll.” Robert’s hoarse to start the show, but that lessens as the performance unfolds. It’s a rather routine rendition of this song, moving seamlessly into “Celebration Day.” Of the many things that grabs me about this recording is the clarity of Bonzo’s ride cymbal during this song. The echo in Robert’s call-and-response to the crowd during the “Ah, Ah” portion of “Black Dog,” it’s all beautifully here. Bonzo apparently does some tuning of his toms as Robert introduces the song “Over the Hills” after Jimmy prematurely begins the song. The first couple of verses of this song are particularly rough for Robert, with his voice falling out at times, but the band more than makes up for this after the “Acapulco Gold” lyric is dropped in – killer lead and recording of the rhythm section grooving behind Jimmy. The “Acapulco Gold” reference does deserve some special mention, of course, due to the totally unique packaging of this title. The heavy stock case is adorned on the front with a pack of 20 “Acapulco Gold” marijuana cigarettes. A caution label on the side of the package advises any user of the cigarettes that they “may result in drowsiness” and warns not to operate machinery or driving a vehicle “during or shortly after smoking” one of these butts. There is no warning, however, to avoid smoking one of these cigarettes when enjoying this show, which sports fantastic versions of “Misty Mountain Hop” and “Since I’ve Been Loving You.” Indeed, the long-haired chap pictured on the discs smoking such a cigarette seems to be enjoying himself quite a bit. I don’t know, however, where the title “Heritage Strain,” although there may be a connection to the “Acapulco Gold” theme. For those interested in “Acapulco Gold” prose, there’s a song, or limerick, in the inside of the package, which opens to display a great shot of Jimmy in action. If there can be any knock on the packaging, though, it’s about the live pictures on this title. They seem to all be from 1972, but that means nothing when listening to the great show. The “I really don’t know” lyrical ending to “Misty Mountain Hop” is extremely heavy, with the short-stop into SIBLY tight, but the re-entry just a tad off. It’s just as well, though, as a rest was in order from the prior song, with the English blues of SIBLY fitting the bill perfectly. Beautiful expressions by Jimmy in this song, with Robert’s throat now in form as compared to the rougher moments earlier in the show. “Talking about getting off a lot on things,” Robert introduces what becomes a moody intro to “No Quarter” before the song is performed flawlessly, and powerfully. It always amazes me how Bonzo picked just the right time to drop in the tympani accents during Jonesy’s meandering solo in this song, which have a depth to them in this recording that is painfully absent in so many recordings of Zep. The first disc ends with “The Rain Song,” which explodes at 5:10 in a way like no other band. Great special effects on Robert’s voice, and the overall sound of this song, making the ending of this disc only an invitation to quickly get that second disc playing to continue the show. Disc two opens with “Dazed and Confused” already underway, but what a great version of this song! 1973 had its moments, for sure, and this was a great one for this song. It’s hard not to come back to the incredible power of this recording, and performance, when listening to this song. What a performance! Clocking in at 28:31 doesn’t hurt, either. “Stairway to Heaven” and then “Moby Dick” conclude this disc, unfortunately leaving me wanting more. Of course, there was (and is?) more as this concert certainly didn’t end with a drum solo. Tarantura’s done a wonderful job presenting this concert in the most complete form to-date, making it required listening for those who love this stage in Zep’s history. (CH) After reading those reviews, I noticed there is a lot of talk about the remastering of the tape, but there's no mention about the tape speed issues that the recording suffers from, and whether or not any tape speed correction has been applied. Gerard does state that the tape is longer than other fragments, which could mean that the label did apply tape speed correction, but it could also mean that the label has added the few seconds of tape at the start of the first disc of audio material. So after saying all that, this is what we've done to make our remaster: - We've patched up the holes in the " master source" with the 1st gen tape, we've tried to make the transition from the tape sources as smooth as possible. - We've corrected the tape speeds of both sources. - We've eliminated as much tape hiss as we possibly could. - We tried to bring up more of the audience banter, and some of the acoustics of the venue to eliminate the flatnessin the recording. After doing so, I can now hear things that were buried underneath the music of the tape, like banter on stage between Bonham and Page, and cheering,clapping, and whistling from the audience members. - And finally, we tried our best to keep some of the punch of the recording, trying not to make the recording sound hollow. We've added the remaster of first disc of audio material from the 1st gen source because we wanted to give everyone here options on which project they woulld prefer, a half master and half 1st gen remaster, or a complete 1st gen remaster. We spent all this time remastering the first disc of the 1st gen tape so we could patch up the holes in our " master source", it seemed to us a waste to do all that work, and just use it as a patching source. A brief review about the band's performance: This is an excellent performance from the band, they've finally settled on the material they'll be playing for the U.S. 73 tour after constantly moving songs around the setlist for their European tour. It's a tight, no nonsense performance from the group, Plant has even limited his Plantations for the crowd. Usually Zeppelin shine when they venture outside the box and jam, but those types of things really did work for the group in the early years. By the time 1973 came around, tightening up their set was a definate change of pace for them, and it definately works in their favour rather than hurting them. They're also not going overboard with the special effects they use during their show,only using them for certain songs and when it seems nescessary, like Robert's vocals, or theramin solo's during " No Quarter", and " Dazed And Confused". Later into the tour they would apply the sound effects to Bonham's drum kit, an exceptional " Moby Dick" that uses the effects is Salt Lake City ( 5-26-73). After this show, they would move on to New Orleans where they would put on another exceptional performance. Highlights of this show are: - "Since I've Been Loving You" ( Some excellent soloing from Jimmy) - " No Quarter" - " The Rain Song" - " Dazed And Confused" Shame that the recording is incomplete, and that there isn't an audience recording out there to fill in the gaps in the soundboard tape. For those that might not understand the reference, the title of the show " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", comes from a song with the same name by the group The Band, and was released on their self titled second album. We we're mulling over names for titles, but couldn't come up with anything too fitting, or suitable, so we did some research on Mobile, and Alabama to see if we could find something that would fit the project. We thought about using some of the old state motto's like " The Heart Of Dixie", or " The Stars Fell On Alabama", but the song " The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" seemed like a suitable title because it has the connection to the state that the show takes place in ( Alabama is called " The Heart Of Dixie"), and it also seemed fitting to describe the bands performance, which we mean it in a positive sense, (like they "drove" the crowd over with their amazing performance, winning the crowd over).  
 05/19/73 Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX 
 2 cdr      Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1973-05-19 Location: Fort Worth. TX Venue: Tarrant County Convention Center Source: Soundboard Lineage: 2nd gen cassettes>wav(24/96)>wav(16/44)>flac Transfer Equipment: Revox B-215>Pro Tools DAW done December 2008 Transferred By: weedwacker Tracklist: 01. Intro 02. Rock And Roll 03. Celebration Day 04. Black Dog 05. Over The Hills And Far Away 06. Misty Mountain Hop 07. Since I've Been Loving You 08. No Quarter 09. The Song Remains The Same 10. The Rain Song 11. Dazed And Confused 12. Stairway To Heaven Notes: Incomplete but excellent+ sounding recording. This is a brand new transfer done from Sean_the_bootlegger's cassettes which are the root set for every copy and bootleg source of this particular soundboard fragment in general circulation. These are as of September 2009 the lowest gen circulating set of cassettes. This copy has been mastered to remove some excess hiss. No alteration was done to the music itself. 
 05/26/73 Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, UT 
 2 cdr      LED ZEPPELIN Salt Lake City 1973 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, May 26, 1973 Liberated Watchtower bootleg Stereo soundboard Underground Uprising quote: This is perhaps the best soundboard so far from the '73 tour. I can highly recommend this title to anyone who collects Led Zeppelin. CD 1: 1. Rock And Roll 2. Celebration Day 3. Black Dog 4. Over The Hills And Far Away 5. Georgia On My Mind 6. Misty Mountain Hop 7. Since I've Been Loving You 8. No Quaarter 9. The Song Remain The Same 10. The Rain Song CD 2: 1. Dazed And Confused 2. Stairway To Heaven 3. Heartbreaker 4. Whole Lotta Love This is the second chronological series of top quality Led Zeppelin recordings to mark the rebirth of one of the mightiest R'n'R bands ever. PR 
 05/28/73 San Diego Sports Arena
San Diego, CA 
 2 cdr/shn      liberated bootleg - Title: "Three Days Before" Label: Empress Valley Generation: original cd>cdr>cdr>shn>flac  
 05/31/73 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin Bonzo's Birthday Party May 31, 1973 The Forum, Inglewood, California Watch Tower (WT 2001041/042) Source: Soundboard Lineage: Silvers>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV>FLAC Frontend level 8 with verify>FLAC Disc 1 1. Rock And Roll 2. Celebration Day 3. Bring It On Home (intro)/Black Dog 4. Over The Hills And Far Away 5. Misty Mountain Hop 6. Since I've Been Loving You 7. No Quarter 8. The Song Remains The Same 9. The Rain Song Disc 2 1. Dazed And Confused (includes San Francisco) 2. Stairway To Heaven Artwork, EAC logs and Fingerprints included 
 05/31/73 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1973-07-29 Location: Madion Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA Label: Eddie Edwards Release title: "A Long, Long, Long Way From Home (The Garden Tapes part III)" Lineage: CDR (from Eddie Edwards) > EAC > FLAC Recording type: Almost-excellent soundboad filled in by good audience source to complete Quality: Near excellent (soundboard); good (audience) Soundboard source: "Grand Finale" by Empress Valley Audience source: 2nd generation tape > DAT > CDR ----------------------------------------------------------------- Soundboard source except ** where audience source used to complete. Disc 1: 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 Quarter 8. The Song Remains the Same 9. The Rain Song Disc 2: 1. Dazed And Confused** (end) 2. Stairway To Heaven** 3. Moby Dick Disc 3: 1. Heartbreaker 2. Whole Lotta Love 3. The Ocean 4. Thank You ----------------------------------------------------------------- Reviews from Underground Uprising: http://uuweb.led-zeppelin.us/1973.htm#29-Jul-73%20NYC ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Do not sell this material. 2. Do not convert to lossy digital formats. Enjoy this, and thanks. SilverVishnu.  
 06/02/73 Kezar Stadium
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Led Zeppelin Date: 2nd June 1973, 9th USA Tour Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, USA Label: Empress Valley # EVSD 155, 1 CD (Led Five) Sound: Stereo - Soundboard 9 Lineage dvd flac>(zeptrades 73 vine)>h/d>torrent All files checked with TLH>No Error's Ocurred a few seconds from the AUD-Tape are merged in much better Sound than "Imperial Kezar" SB-Fragments Tracks: Moby Dick Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown, the Ocean MD5 and Art Inc 
 07/06/73 Chicago Stadium
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg - "second city showdown" 
 07/15/73 Buffalo Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 2 cdr      was marked as 7/26/73 when i downloaded it,and etree has a show in buffalo on both 7/15 and 7/26 , but the book " led zeppelin - the concert file " list the show as 7/15 and has a pictue of the ticket stub that seems to prove the date is really 7/15 . ********* according to the above referenced book , these discs are missing moby dick, heartbreaker, whole lotta love , and the ocean at the end of the concert.********** here are the notes from the download : ********* Led Zeppelin Buffalo, New York Memorial Auditorium 7-26-73 100 minutes Soundboard Quality: Ex+ Maxell Type II (3rd Gen)>X-Fi>Clean!>Wave Lab>Flac 1. Rock & Roll 2. Celebration Day 3. Black Dog 4. Over the Hills & Far Away 5. Misty Mountain Hop 6. Since I've Been Loving You 7. No Quarter 8. The Song Remains the Same 9. The Rain Song 10. Dazed & Confused 11. Stairway to Heaven In the summer of 1990 I uncovered four Zeppelin soundboards from '73 (Mobile, Ft. Worth, Buffalo, Chicago ) I also uncovered some alternates for other tapes already floating around: III Rehearsals, IV Rehearsals and NY 7-27-73]. Buffalo is presented here. I've seen lots of bootlegs floating around claiming to be from the master tapes. It's simply untrue. I am the source for these tapes. The buck stops here. While their actual lineage was not passed on to me, I assume them to be 3rd gen. The person I recieved them from was not a Zep fan and had been sitting on them for many years. The only reason he decided to do something with them was because his tapes were quickly deteriorating (the tapes themselves were actually developing holes). So I count lineage as follows: Master>Unknown 1st Gen>2nd Gen(Source for my tapes)>3rd Gen(me). I'd rather err on the side of caution than grossly misrepresent my tapes lineage. I guarantee a comparison of these tapes against any other source for them. You will find these to be far superior. Rock & Roll, Sean. 
 07/15/73 Buffalo Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 2 cdr      ********************** Mike's Note - I do think the remaster version sounds better.... So i have removed the tags on the non remaster version to free up space on my sonos ..... also i did not bother to burn the non remastered version to discs.... ************************************************** Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1973.07.15 Title: Another Cup Of Tea Label: Liquid Led (LLP-0709-014) Venue: Buffalo Memorial Auditorium Location: Buffalo, New York USA Source: Soundboard Lineage: Silver CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC *Note: Enjoy this wonderful release by Liquid Led. It's a shame it's not the complete concert. Until Liquid or someone else desides to release it, this will fit into your collection nicely. -bb Disc 1 (Remaster Soundboard) 01. Rock And Roll 02. Celebration Day 03. Black Dog 04. Over The Hills And Far Away 05. Misty Mountain Hop 06. Since I've Been Loving You 07. No Quarter 08. The Song Remains The Same 09. The Rain Song Disc 2 (Remaster Soundboard) 01. Dazed And Confused (incl. San Francisco) 02. Stairway To Heaven Disc 3 (Original Soundboard Recording) 01. Rock And Roll 02. Celebration Day 03. Black Dog 04. Over The Hills And Far Away 05. Misty Mountain Hop 06. Since I've Been Loving You 07. No Quarter 08. The Song Remains The Same 09. The Rain Song Disc 4 (Original Soundboard Recording) 01. Dazed And Confused (incl. San Francisco) 02. Stairway To Heaven Review: Led Zeppelin doesn’t give concerts, they perform physical transformations. They kneaded the full-house crowd in Memorial Auditorium into silly putty Sunday night with two hours and 50 minutes of massive sensory massage. The sheer enormity of the sound did it (though the full moon may have helped), an enormity that resonates into your paleolithic pith, the cry of the dinosaur summoning out that primitive quickening in the face of monstrosity. Whatever isn’t touched by the earthquake rumble of John Paul Jones’ bass, John Bonham’s gunshot cracks on the drums or Robert Plant’s echoey heart-of-darkness voice is left quivering by the swooping electronic slices of guitarist Jimmy Page, especially his solo on the theremin. Their relatively simple brooding themes are blown larger than life, like skyscraping office buildings, and they lay on thick embellishments and broad dramatic resolutions that mean more en masse than as individual items. The four of them approached it all with unexpected good humor. ohn and Bonham lay back blithely amongst the folding backdrop of mirrors that run the length of the stage. Page in black with a rhinestone-studded rose on his open jacket, prancing around like a cocky midlands soccer player in a pub, and Plant in tight jeans and a short jacket with rhinestones and puffed sleeves strutting back his curly blond mane. The band took no breaks, despite the heat. Applause followed a few Page guitar solos but the youngish crowd didn’t really erupt until the start of Stairway to Heaven and again when the spinning mirrored ball went on as it closed. The heavy drumbeat of Moby Dick brought a rush on the stage and most of the hall stayed on its feet for that last hour, including a long Bonham drum solo with special synthesizer effects. An 8-minute ovation brought them back for an encore after their boogieing final number. “Thank you Buffalo,” Plant said when they finished. “Take care until we see you again.” -D. Anderson (Buffalo News / July 1973) Art and Checksum Included Enjoy -bostonbro  
 07/17/73 Seattle Center Coliseum
Seattle, WA 
 3 cdr      Led Zeppelin Seattle Center Coliseum Seattle, Washington July 17th 1973 AUD-SBD MATRIX Disc 1&2 Matrix Sources AUD - ext. mic>Tandberg mono R2R @ 7 1/2ips-reelm>VHS1>MATRIX Remaster SBD - unconfirmed low gen very clean analog>DAT1>MATRIX Remaster Disc 3 AUD - cass4>DAT2>PCM>Remaster Here is one I did a couple of months ago. First Zep Matrix I attempted. Thanks to Gungywump for the idea ;) Matrix - 80/20 SBD/AUD mixed with Samplitude. Best way to describe the sound - AUD source gave the SBD natural reverb and added Harmonics. Only cut that remains is between Moby Dick - Heartbreaker. no plantations.. ALL SONGS ARE COMPLETE. Dynamics & EQ applied for balance CD 1 - MATRIX 1. Opening Announcements 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 Quarter 9. The Song Remains the Same 10. The Rain Song CD 2 - MATRIX 1. Dazed And Confused 2. Stairway To Heaven CD 3 - AUD source only 1. Moby Dick 2. Heartbreaker 3. Whole Lotta Love (medley) 4. The Ocean *Artwork is included Please DO NOT SELL OR UPSAMPLE INTO A DVD-A AND SELL Please DO NOT MP3 Please trade freely and Enjoy! Happy Holidays to the Traders Den and The Whole Led Zep Community ! Winston Remasters 
 07/29/73 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1973-07-29 Location: Madion Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA Label: Eddie Edwards Release title: "A Long, Long, Long Way From Home (The Garden Tapes part III)" Lineage: CDR (from Eddie Edwards) > EAC > FLAC Recording type: Almost-excellent soundboad filled in by good audience source to complete Quality: Near excellent (soundboard); good (audience) Soundboard source: "Grand Finale" by Empress Valley Audience source: 2nd generation tape > DAT > CDR ----------------------------------------------------------------- Soundboard source except ** where audience source used to complete. Disc 1: 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 Quarter 8. The Song Remains the Same 9. The Rain Song Disc 2: 1. Dazed And Confused** (end) 2. Stairway To Heaven** 3. Moby Dick Disc 3: 1. Heartbreaker 2. Whole Lotta Love 3. The Ocean 4. Thank You ----------------------------------------------------------------- Reviews from Underground Uprising: http://uuweb.led-zeppelin.us/1973.htm#29-Jul-73%20NYC ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Do not sell this material. 2. Do not convert to lossy digital formats. Enjoy this, and thanks. SilverVishnu.  
 02/12/75 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      "Four Blocks In The Snow V2.0" ...... Sbrd Source: Heartbreakers Back in Town..... Aud Source: Can?t Take Your Evil Ways..... A Bluecongo Production..... This is the all new, extended & repaired version of this show. All SBE's have been fixed, and I have added in more in between song banter and changed a few transitions. This was my first attempt at a matrix, and I learned a lot since then. You can discard your previous copies, this is the definitive version.  
 02/14/75 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 3 cdr      Led Zeppelin - 1975.02.14 Venue: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum City: Uniondale, New York Country: USA Title: St. Valentine's Day Massacre Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc Quality: Soundboard No Of Cds: 3 Comments: 01 Rock And Roll (CD1) 02 Sick Again 03 Over The Hills And Far Away 04 In My Time Of Dying 05 Since I've Been Loving You 06 The Song Remains The Same 07 The Rain Song 08 Kashmir (CD2) 09 No Quarter 10 Trampled Underfoot 11 Moby Dick 12 Dazed And Confused (CD3) 13 Stairway To Heaven 14 Whole Lotta Love 15 Out On The Tiles (intro)/Black Dog 16 Heartbreaker EVSD 507/508/509>EAC>WAV>FLAC dadgad 
 02/16/75 The Arena
St. Louis, MO 
 3 cdr      Empress Valley - St. Louis Blues Excellent Soundboard. Ripped with EAC, read offset corrected, secure mode. No Errors Flac FrontEnd (Level 8) Sector boundries alligned  
 02/28/75 Assembly Center
Baton Rouge, LA 
 3 cdr      Led Zeppelin 1975.02.28 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA Louisiana State University SBD Lineage: Silver > EAC > FLAC 8 (Uploaded by Amduscia at R-O) Rampaging Cajun (EVSD) AUD Lineage: Silver > EAC > CDR > EAC > FLAC The Battle of Baton Rouge (EVSD) Setlist: 101 Rock And Roll 102 Sick Again 103 Over The Hills And Far Away 104 In My Time Of Dying 105 The Song Remains The Same 106 The Rain Song 107 Kashmir 201 No Quarter 202 Trampled Underfoot 203 Moby Dick 301 Dazed And Confused 302 Stairway To Heaven 303 Whole Lotta Love 304 Black Dog Not a traditional matrix in the sense of blending the soundboard with the audience sources throughout the entire track, I only blended in the audience source where there was prominent applause from the crowd, or where I thought the sound benefited from a matrix. The soundboard sounded so good on it's own that I thought a traditional matrix, unless carefully done, would only take away from the soundboard, not add to it. For the most part there was already such a good balance to the soundboard source on it's own, so for me it just wasn't worth it to mix it all the way through, I experimented early on, but I just didn't like my results. I carefully applied noise reduction on "CD's 2 & 3" to remove some light hiss during the quiet sections (it appeared to already be done to "CD1") and then I added a slight reverb to the soundboard source to "warm" the sound just a bit. I also added the ending applause of Kashmir and the introduction to No Quarter from the audience source that was missing from the soundboard source. I then EQ'd the final "mix", reducing frequencies around 50hz to take away just a little of the "boom" of the bass. I then boosted the frequencies around 10,000hz to give the drums a little more sharpness, as well as a few more adjustments on certain tracks. All Edits were done in Adobe Audition 3.0 I worked on Rock & Roll to try and reduce the overloaded sound that comes in briefly on the soundboard..... I think it sounds a little better now. I also worked on Sick Again where the guitar/band seems to fade a bit in the mix leaving Plant out in front briefly, I think it's improved somewhat, but it still could be better. I hope you all enjoy this, I have. Thanks to Led Zepelin and thanks to the Tapers. - Liriodendron  
 03/05/75 Memorial Auditorium
Dallas, TX 
 3 cdr     A-  Days Confused SB (EVSD) **************************** Props to Rob Ducati who upped this at R.O and Presence for being presence ***************************** Disc 1 1. Introduction 2. Rock And Roll 3. Sick Again 4. Over The Hills And Far Away 5. In My Time Of Dying 6. The Song Remains The Same 7. The Rain Song 8. Kashmir Disc 2 1. No Quarter 2. Trampled Underfoot 3. Moby Dick Disc 3 1. Dazed And Confused 2. Stairway To Heaven 3. Whole Lotta Love 4. The Crunge 5. Black Dog EVSD 458/459/460 I have the 6cd Limited Edition. This torrent is the 3cd soundboard portion of the set. I pm'd Presence and he thinks that it would be best for now to state the date of the show as the fifth, and to only torrent the soundboard portion of the set. EVSD pressed silver 3cd soundboard portion of 6 cd set > EAC (secure mode, offset corrected) > WAV > FLAC level 8 (v1.1.2a with FLAC Frontend v1.7.1 align/verify). Led Zeppelin - Days Confused (3/#/75 Dallas SB) 6 CD Ltd Edition Empress Valley Label Empress Valley's Soundboard Revolution Series presents for the very first and only time, the complete second Dallas show in perfect stereo soundboard! As an extra special bonus, the initial 300 copies only will include an extra 3 CDs featuring a Huge Upgrade of the audience source of this show. This Limited Edition set is presented in a special digi pack with slip case similiar in packaging to Snow Jobs previously released by Empress Valley label. Of course, there is (and may always be) Confusion over which Day this show took place. I have a rather average "pipe", limited to 50 kbps upload. However, I will give you my full "pipe" until a few complete! Enjoy! Rob Thumbs Up 
 03/11/75 Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, CA 
 3 cdr      ***** Enjoy this SBD ***** Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1975-03-11 Location: Long Beach,CA Venue: Civic Arena Source: SBD Lineage: 1zeppelin2 Silvers>eac(secure mode/read offsets corrected)>wav>flac(level 8) Tracklist: Disc 1 01. Intro 02. Rock & Roll 03. Sick Again 04. Over The Hills And Far Away 05. In My Time OF Dying 06. The Song Remains The Same 07. The Rain Song 08. Kashmir Disc 2 01. No Quarter 02. Trampled Underfoot 03. Moby Dick Disc 3 01. Dazed ANd Confused 02. Stairway To Heaven 03. Whole Lotta Love 04. Black Dog Notes: Torrented by 1zeppelin2 @ TTD 2009.10.12 I hope you enjoy this as much as I do...  
 03/14/75 Sports Arena
San Diego, CA 
 3 cdr      "conspiracy theory" 3-14-75 san diego ex+ stereo soundboard 3 cd set from the eelgrass label. silvers > wav using eac > flac using frontend verify & sector bounderies aligned 
 03/19/75 Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, BC 
 3 cdr     A-  Bootleg Title: Snow Jobs (Empress Valley Supreme Disc).............. Source: My Original Silvers Lineage: My Original Silvers>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV>Traders Little Helper level 6 with align on Sector Boundaries>FLAC  
 05/24/75 Earl's Court
London, England 
 4 cdr      Band: Led Zeppelin Title: ODYSSEUS Venue: Earl's Court Date: May 24, 1975 Label: Celebration Source: SBD>Silvers>EAC>WAV> FLAC Artwork Included Disc 1 1 Introduction 2 Rock and Roll 3 Sick Again 4 Over The Hills And Far Away 5 In My Time of Dying 6 The Song Remains the Same 7 The Rain Song 8 Kashmir Disc 2 1 No Quarter 2 Tangerine 3 Going to California (Cut at beginning of song) 4That's The Way (Intro Cut) 5 Bron-Y-Aur Stomp Disc 3 1 Trampled Underfoot 2 Moby Dick 3 Dazed and Confused Disc 4 1 Stairway To Heaven 2 Whole Lotta Love 3 Black Dog Excellent soundboard recording at the pinncale of Led Zeppelin's live shows. Of note, this is the second to last show (May 25th was the last) in which Dazed and Confused is performed live. Also, one of their longest shows clocking in at over 3 1/2 hours. 
 05/25/75 Earl's Court
London, England 
 4 cdr      Blue Congo Matrix Production King Jimmy & the West Bromwich Blues Band Lineage SBD Bootleg "Conquistador" Silvers>EAC>Flacs>CDR>EAC>Pro Tools AUD Bootleg "Buck Rogers" Silvers>EAC>Pro Tools Synched and Mixed with ProTools From ProTools they were mastered using CDWave then sent to me for finalizing. Silver Bootlegs>EAC>Protools>CDWave>CDR>EAC>Soundforge for Finalizing>FLAC Blue Congo found the perfect mix. SBD is most prominent but he really gave it the Earls Court Hall sound. IMHO this is the best version of this show you will find.  
 04/27/77 Richfield Coliseum
Richfield, OH 
 2 cdr     A-  EX+ Soundboard Recording from Master Clone !!! Lineage: MASTER REELS > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC Notes: These reels were used during the 1977 tour by the sound team for soundchecks. Awesome & powerful performance + recording, a must have !!! This version blews away every bootleg of this particuliar show, it's the best you can get ! ************* Enjoy, Share & Preserve Quality !!! Credit and good thoughts again to JP for sharing this one ;-) Brought to You on Dime by BP [August 2006]  
 05/21/77 The Summit
Houston, TX 
 3 cdr      "The Dragon Snake" EVSD........ Lineage: Orginal Silvers [EVSD 341/2/3]>EAC[Secure Mode Offset Corrected]>.Wav>FLACFrontend[Level 6]>Flac Soundboard Recording Format: FLAC  
 05/28/77 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 3 cdr      Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 1977-05-28 Location: Capitol Center, Landover, Maryland, USA Label: Empress Valley Release title: "The Powhatan Confederacy" EVSD496 Lineage: Silver CDs> EAC (Secure Offset Corrected) > TLH > FLAC Level 8 Recording type: Soundboad Quality: Excellent -------------------------------------------- Disc 1: 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 Disc 2: 01. Ten Years Gone 02. The Battle of Evermore 03. Going to California 04. Black Country Woman 05. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 06. White Summer 07. Black Mountain Side 08. Kashmir Disc 3: 15. Over the Top 16. Guitar Solo 17. Achilles Last Stand 18. Stairway to Heaven 19. Whole Lotta Love 20. Rock and Roll -------------------------------------------- 1. Do not sell this material. 2. Do not convert to lossy digital formats. 3. Always give credit when it is due.  
 05/30/77 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 3 cdr      USA 30th May 1977 Missing Trampled Under Foot ...........................................................................Maryland Moonshine IV (Empress Valley Supreme Disc EVSD 580-582) 3CDs taken from 'Maryland Moonshine' 12CD set Lineage: Silver CDs->EAC(secure offset corrected)->Traders Little Helper->FLAC8 Disc 1 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 Disc 2 01. Ten Years Gone 02. The Battle Of Evermore 03. Going To california 04. Black Country Woman 05. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp 06. White Summer 07. Black Mountain Side 08. Kashmir Disc 3 01. Out On The Tiles / Moby Dick 02. Guitar Solo 03. Achilles Last Stand 04. Stairway To Heaven 05. Whole Lotta Love 06. Rock And Roll Blighty notes: A big thank you goes out to LZJoker for this one! 
 06/21/77 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Winston remaster - 1stGenCassette>Remaster>Flac Analog unknown>DAT>Remaster>Flac - Ten Years Gone snippet only Remaster Notes - transfered 1st gen Maxell XLII 90s > Nak BX300 > Echo Mia Soundcard > Samplitude Professional 7.2 @ 24bit 48hz. Speed corrected, slight hiss reduction(using noise samples from each Cassette) Down sampled to 44.1 hz using soundforge 6 prof with anti-alias. Samplitude Prof 7.2 with Waves plugins used for EQ & Dynamics @ 24bit used to enhance the sound. Dithered to 16bit with POW-R Title: Mike the Mike 6-21-77........ Notes: I was contacted last summer by an FBO member named Wayne Catalde. He let me know that he had the Cassettes and I was welcome to remaster them for a future tree as his way of giving back to the Zep Community. I was honored to do so. I know many of you Zep fans probably have 1/2 dozen versions of this historic show. The story behind these Cassettes is what makes this so special to me. From the local tape shop were Mike bought his blanks. A person working there noticed this same guy coming in and buying up big amounts of blanks. He asked what they were for and Millard told him that he taped concerts. They became friends and made a deal, Free blanks for Mikes taped shows. I have listened to alot of "low gen" sources for this show. They all have "Millard Markings" most common are cuts during No Quarter & Guitar solo. Those 2 songs are complete. Mike would also put in pulse channel dropouts after his tape flips & and would put silent spots on some of the songs. I guess that is how he kept track of his trades. These are clean from those "Markings" and they are the best sounding of all the low gen versions I have heard. I want to thank Wayne for letting me remaster this show. I asked him to watch this thread and answer any questions or comments you might have. This is the last one from me for awhile so please enjoy :) DO NOT SELL IN ANY FORMAT DO NOT MP3 PLEASE TRADE FREELY *Artwork is included Winston  
 06/27/77 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 3 cdr     A-   
 07/17/77 The Kingdome
Seattle, WA 
 4 cdr      Date: 17th July 1977, 11th USA Tour Venue: Kingdome, Seattle, Washington, USA Label: Empress Valley # EVSD 148/149/150/151 Sound: Soundboard 9 4 CD-Box-Set CD 1: 1.The song remains the same 2.Sick again 3.Nobody's fault but mine 4.Over the hills and far away 5.Since I've been loving you CD 2: 1.No Quarter 2.Ten years gone 3.The battle of evermore 4.Going to california CD 3: 1.Black country woman 2.Bron-yr-aur stomp 3.White summer 4.Kashmir 5.Moby dick CD 4: 1.Guitar solo 2.Achilles last stand 3.Stairway to heaven 4.Whole lotta love 5.Rock'n'roll 
 08/11/79 Knebworth Festival
Stevenage, UK 
 3 cdr      Winston remaster. SBD - AUD MATRIX AUD Source Master>CDR Recorded on a Hitachi GhettoBlaster SBD Source Silver>CDR "Welcome To The 1979 Knebworth Festival" Watch Tower Title: Thanks for Eleven Years Sources Digitally Synched & Mixed with Samplitude. Sources Digitally Enhanced with Soundforge & Waves Plugins ......  
 06/17/80 Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  DORTMUND TARANTURA.....CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC. 
 06/23/80 Stadthalle
Bremen, Germany 
 2 cdr/shn     A-  Source: Original Silver CD Bootleg Title: "Die Bremer Stadmusikanten" (Wendy) File Size:654 MB Sound: Original Soundboard recordings (Ex+)  
 06/30/80 Festhalle
Frankfurt-am-Main, West Germany 
 2 cdr      **Remastered** by thir13en......A request, and I thought it was one of the better sources for the most part. It still has that mid-range crunch that seems inherent in every decent SBD I've heard from them. But it also seemed to have what it needed to be punched up good. Personally, I think it sounds about as good as it can, and a very enjoyable listen as well. I did my usual to it, plus a little de-noise to smooth out the crunchies. Good mix of the old and the new too, plus a couple of rare cover tunes. Q'd>Comp'd>S1'd>BBE'd>X-Noise'd>L3'd>Flac'd..........PRE-13 SOURCE INFO ====================== I received this show in a trade - it's an upgrade from the version I had previously. This is an excellent concert from the 1980 tour, all 4 members give a great performance. Carlos Santana was in attendance at the show and commented about it at his concert the following night 7-01-80 in Frankfurt, he dedicates Europa to the incredible musicians in Led Zeppelin. In my opinion this is one of the best shows from the 1980 "Tour Over Europe". This is the entire concert in excellent sound. Enjoy !! bonzobonham I also included some nice artwork from www.zeppelinart.com  
 07/07/80 Eissporthalle
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr      Winston Remaster *********** SBD Source - 1stGenCassette>DAT2>Remaster AUD Source - 2ndGenCassette>2CDR1>Remaster Live Omega Series #14 Winstons Disclaimer: Remastering is just a Hobby.. take it and enjoy or just pass on it. The choice is yours. This version is never meant to be definitive. Sources Digitally Enhanced with Samplitude. CD 1 01. Train Kept a Rollin' 02. Nobodys Fault But Mine 03. Black Dog 04. In the Evening 05. Rain Song 06. Hot Dog 07. All My Love 08. Trampled Underfoot 09. Since Ive Been Loving You CD 2 01. White Summer 02. Black Mountainside 03. Kashmir 04. Stairway To Heaven 05. Rock and Roll 06. Whole Lotta Love 
 05/14/88 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Led Zeppelin Atlantic Records 40th Anniversary Madison Square Garden New York City May 14, 1988 Quality: A FM.master.cassette>CDR>EAC>WAV>Trader'sLittleHelper>FLAC Intro comments Kashmir Heartbreaker Whole Lotta Love Break Misty Mountain Hop Stairway To Heaven Radio DJ Notes: OK, this was not as as smooth as the 2007 reunion and was was widely panned, but this was the first time I heard Zeppelin live, so I was quite excited. Managed to record this off the radio as it went out live. It is what it is, still some cool moments me thinks! Enjoy it for what it is. 
 01/12/95 Waldorf Astoria
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Led Zeppelin Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Jam 1-12-95 SBD 1-12-95 RNR HOF Jam, w/ Steven Tyler and Joe Perry 1. Bring it on Home 2. Long Distance Call Blues 3. Baby Please Don't Go 1-12-95 RNR HOF Jam, W/ Neil Young 4. When the Levee BReaks/For What's it's Worth Page and Plant, London Studios 1-11-94 5. Wonderful One 6. When the Levee Breaks Robert Plant Solo, Parkpop Fest, Denhaag, Holland 6-26-93 7. 29 Palms 8. What is and What Should Never Be 9. Ship of Fools 10. Whole Lotta Love  
 12/05/07 Shepperton Studios
Shepperton, Surrey, England 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin 2007-12-05 The Triumph Rehearsals (Tarantura) Artist: Led Zeppelin Date: 2007-12-05 Titel: The Triumph Rehearsals (Guitar on Version) Label: Tarantura Location: Shepperton Studios, Surrey, England Source: SBD ORIGINAL SILVER DISC>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC> Disc 1 01. Introduction 02. Good Times, Bad Times 03. Ramble On 04. Black Dog 05. In My Time Of Dying 06. For Your Life 07. Trampled Underfoot 08. Nobody's Fault But Mine 09. No Quarter (start only) Disc 2 01. Since I've Been Loving You 02. Dazed And Confused 03. Stairway To Heaven 04. The Song Remains The Same 05. Misty Mountain Hop (end missing) 06. Kashmir 07. Whole Lotta Love 08. Rock And Roll  
 12/10/07 O2 Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Led Zeppelin December 10th, 2007 O2 Arena - London, England **Ahmet Ertegun Tribute** Taper: Per Source: Schoeps MK41s > NBOX > Edirol R-9 (24/48) Position: FOB (approx. 15 meters ahead of sbd). Dead center. Conversion: WAV > Soundforge 7.0b > shntool 2.0.3 > flac 1.1.2 Eq: Nothing. Some clapping is attenuated. ***This is the 16 bit version*** Remastered and Declicked with Adobe Audition 3.0 Retracked with CDWave Disc 1: 01. (crowd) 02. Good Times Bad Times 03. Ramble On 04. Black Dog 05. In My Time Of Dying 06. For Your Life 07. Trampled Under Foot 08. Nobody's Fault But Mine 09. No Quarter 10. Since I've Been Loving You Total: 67:43.53 Disc 2: 01. Dazed And Confused 02. Stairway To Heaven 03. The Song Remains The Same 04. Misty Mountain Hop 05. Kashmir 06. Whole Lotta Love 07. Rock And Roll notes: Enjoy the show! 

 09/02/74 Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  expressway to your heart , neighbor neighbor, mystery train , how sweet it is . personnel: j. garcia, m. saunders, j. kahn , paul humphrey on drums, martin fiero on sax 
 12/15/74 EMU Ballroom
Eugene, OR 
 1 cdr     A-  night they drove old dixie down and bossa martin only 
 04/04/75 Brooklyn College
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Legion of Mary Whitman Auditorium, Brooklyn College Brooklyn, NY 4/4/75 MSR > 1R > 2D > 1C > DATs > CDs > HP 9350i extraction and normalization to 98% using EAC > tracking using CDWave > SHN using mkwACT. Could be from the WBAI broadcast (presumably from post-cassette DATs?) referred to at the Jerry Site. EAC > SHN by Joe Jupille. Disc One (4) 44:43 --Set I-- 1. //Let It Rock [#8:21] [0:15] 2. Boogie On Reggae Women [15:26] [0:21] 3. Favela [13:31] [0:29] 4. Mississippi Moon [5:59] [0:21] Disc Two (5) 54:54 --Set I (con't)-- 1. Tore Up Over You [8:31] [0:24] 2. I'll Take A Melody [8:26] [0:14] 3. I Feel Like Dynamite [10:04] [0:07] 4. Sitting In Limbo [15:12] [0:01] 5. Mystery Train [11:47] [0:07] Disc Three (5) 64:14 --Set II-- 1. //Harder They Come [#21:12] [0:29] 2. You Can Leave Your Hat On [15:32] [0:08] 3. La-la [14:38] [0:12] 4. Wicked Messenger [5:35] [0:23] 5. Every Word You Say [5:57] [0:08] (missing Roadrunner) General Notes: The recording has a slightly odd quality to it, as if there is some sort of phasing between the L and R channels. This is not an artifact of the normalization, which I did using EAC's Process Wave function because of peaks at around 50% (d2) and 35% (discs 1 and 3). I joined all three discs using WavMerge, normalized in EAC, and split tracks using CDWave. Flaws: d1t01 Let it Rock cuts in d3t01 Harder They Come cuts in 
 04/06/75 Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      late show received in trade 
 04/06/75 Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      early show received in trade 
 04/09/75 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Legion Of Mary The Bottom Line New York, NY 4-9-75 (early) Sick Bits Vol. 19 Martix: (SBD/AUD mix) SBD: (shnid=30942) - recorded by Betty Cantor 2 track 7" reels @ 7.5ips recorded on Nagra SL11183 reel to reel deck > 1st generation 2 track 7" reels @ 15ips recorded on Otari MX5050 rxr > ??? > dat > flac file (as reported by d. oade) > flac frontend > cdwav (tracks) > flac frontend (via David Barfield to bt.etree.org) AUD: (shnid=14606) MAC (Taped by Jerry Moore, AKG 1000Es > Sony TC-152) > Nak Dragon playback > ART DI/O > HD > Cool Edit 2000 > master CD > HP 9350i extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > sector boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT v0.97 beta 1). A > D by David Minches, CD > SHN by Joe Jupille. Matrix: Both sources were downloaded FLACs/SHNs > WAV > Vegas 5 > WAV > CD Wave > FLAC 16 (level 8) Edited, mixed and converted by Chris Chappell scarfireATliquidcityDOTcom 4/10/06 Early Show: d1t01 - tuning d1t02 - Think d1t03 - Freedom Jazz Dance d1t04 - Feel Like Dynamite d1t05 - That's What Love Will Make You Do d1t06 - Mississippi Moon d2t01 - Harder They Come d2t02 - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Total Times: Disc 1 [63:40] Disc 2 [33:15] Lineup: Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals John Kahn - bass Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute Ron Tutt - drums _________________________________________ General Notes: I just couldn't resist trying the combo of a Betty board with a Jerry Moore AUD, especially given the intimate atmosphere of the Bottom Line, a small venue in the Village, and sure enough the positive/negative mesh effect of the matrix worked wonders. Garcia and Fierro's tone both improve, while Suanders is more balanced in the mix. Jerry's vocals are now also more present, and the rhythm section doesn't predominate the mix as on the SBD. This is the entire early show, and it would seem that Moore did not record the late show. There are some tunes on the Betty reels from the late show, but apparently reels 3 and 5 are missing (thus no SBD for Dixie Down). Jerry is on from the start with his comping during Martin's solo in Think being very spirited and tasty. The Dynamite and TWLWMYD are both great. Mississippi Moon has a nice living room feel, and the Harder They Come runs almost 22 mins. What I like about this matrix is that you hear the band for how they really sounded - I've had some great BBDs and SBDs of LOM shows throughout the years, but Fierro's tone was always shrill and Jerry was never that loud - not so here - the mix is nice and balanced with all members well represented. What a band!! Having never seen them, it's like hearing them for the first time. Thanks to Jerry Moore for recording this show and especially those involved with the Moore's Masters Productions like David Minches and Joe Jupille. Thanks to Betty Cantor for recording the SBD, and thanks to David Barfield for seeding it to bt.etree.org last year. Thanks to Bill Zormeir (aka Zman) for doing the cover art. Enjoy! Chappy _________________________________________ Editing Notes: - Pitch/speed/channels Both sources were pitched differently, the AUD being the closest to A=440. The SBD had to be pitched or slowed down between -.19 (19 cents) and -.26 (26 cents). This is about a quarter of a semitone (100 cents) difference. The SBD also had to have its channels swapped to mimic the stereo image of the AUD. - Synch Because of the speed fluctuation within a given source, multiple edits were performed to keep the sources synched (too many edits to list). The AUD was the master and the SBD was synched to it. - Sonic Quality/Matrix ratio The only dynamic processing I employed was Waves L2 (limiter) to the master 2 buss to keep things contained. All I was trying to do here is to add some dimension to the SBD by using the ambience of the AUD. The result is hopefully close to how it sounded at the show. If I had to guess, the SBD/AUD ratio would be somewhere around 2:1 for most of the set except for the quieter numbers where the ratio is probably closer to 1:1. - Edits The following are places where the SBD and AUD had splices, holes or incomplete coverage in reference to the final matrix timeline. SBD: d1t01 (0:00 - 1:43) - missing (crowd) d1t02 (6:13 + 6:14) - static removed d1t04 (6:29 - 6:33) - missing d1t04 (11:20 - 12:11) - missing (crowd) d2t01 (21:33 - 23:55) - missing (crowd) d2t02 (0:00 - 9:20) - missing all AUD: d1t03 (0:25) - static removed d1t03 (2:03) - static removed (other static points left alone) d1t06 (12:19 - 12:55) - missing (crowd) Note that a lot of the audio missing from the SBD is crowd noise from in between songs. Where there is music missing from either source, the other source covers those holes, thus full coverage has been achieved. The only major missing piece in the  
 04/12/75 Masonic Temple
Scranton, PA 
 2 cdr      *********************** Mike's note - I burned the one track of disc 2 onto the end of the second disc of the 4/9/75 show ******************************************************** Legion Of Mary 04-12-75 (late show) Masonic Temple, Scranton PA disc I: 1. Let It Rock (13:02) 2. Lala (13:44) 3. Boogie On Reggae Woman (17:17) 4. Mississippi Moon (8:56) 5. Going Going Gone (15:45) disc II: 1. Mystery Train (cut) (12:52) source: SBD (DAT: MSR>1R>P>D>ZA/2>SHN) notes: cover available at http://volition.org/~tsl/etree/ The DAT for this show was labeled "4-8-75 Bottom Line, NYC 1&2". However, according to www.thejerrysite.com this tape is likely 4-12-75 late show. Track #2, Lala, has a splice at 11:52. Disc split is merely a suggestion, many people prefer to burn shows like this 50/50 on two discs. I included mystery train with the orphan track from 4-19-75 DAT conversion and tracking(cdwav) by langston@volition.org. packaging by tsl@volition.org.  
 04/20/75 Capitol City Theater
Madison, WI 
 3 cdr      Received in trade 
 06/22/75 Keystone
Berkeley, CA 
 3 cdr      Legion Of Mary Band Keystone - Berkeley, Ca. June 22nd, 1975 ---------------------------------------------------- I've search the internet & couldn't find this show around in a soundboard version. It was mentioned that there was an audience recording out there. Soon to follow this upload: LOM - June 21st, 1975 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Uploaded to remember and honor a good friend, Sandy A. (aka Bigfoot) May he rest in peace. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Source Info: Lineage unknown. Soundboard recording. Overall great sound. -------------------------------------------------------- Before the days that we could just download shows so easily, Sandy A. (aka Bigfoot) would often receive discs in the mail from friends. A few times he handed me a stack of disc that had little, if no information at all on them and ask me to research what info I could about them. ~I found this to be a lot of fun. Imagine the surprise to discover some awesome treasures.~ So then I would make cd labels for jewel cases so he could file them in his collection. This is one of those shows. ---------------------------- Transfer: cdr > EAC > .wav files > Trader's Little Helper > flac and ffp files ---------------------------- Disc 1: d1t01- Think d1t02- Lala d1t03- Last Train To Poor Valley d1t04- Feel Like Dynamite d1t05- Second That Emotion Disc 2: d2t01- That's Alright Mama d2t02- After Midnight d2t03- Wonderin' Why Disc 3: d3t01- Tough Mama d3t02- My Problems Got Problems d3t03- How Sweet It Is  
 07/04/75 Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      ******************************************************************************* Mike's note - I burned disc 3 of this onto the end of disc 3 of the L.O.M. 6/22/75 show **************************************************************************** Legion of Mary Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA 07/04/75 SBD + AUD Matrix 2 Source Mix (50%-SBD/50%-AUD) Set 1: d1t01 - I'll Take A Melody d1t02 - I Feel Like Dynamite d1t03 - Someday Baby d1t04 - That's All Right, Mama d1t05 - Mississippi Moon d1t06 - Boogie On Reggae Women Set 2: d2t01 - Tough Mama ******mike langen notes - removed because officially released**************************** d2t02 - Little Sunflower d2t03 - Tore Up Over You d2t04 - Every Word You Say d3t01 - My Problems Got Problems d3t02 - It's Too Late d3t03 - Harder They Come Audio Source Information SBD (shnid=6633) Source Info: SBD > Vault Reel > 1C?(*see note below) > DAT > CD-R > EAC >SHN *The cassette generation was not included in the lineage that I received. However, there is more audible hiss than would normally be expected from one gen of reels and the only known source (comment copied below) includes the cassette gen. The sound is still very good for a 1975 recording. Known flaws d2t01: Starts abruptly, first few notes may be missing. d2t05: Dropout 7:57 to 8:02 d3t02: Dropout 17:37 to 17:39 ****from www.thejerrysite.com**** Comments: Tapes with different setlists are partial mislabeld copies of 04/12/75b re-arranged. This setlist looks very similar to the one for 07/05/75, and in fact this show could really be from that date. However, the cassette used to make the DAT was labelled 07/04/75 so that's where this date comes from. Recordings: 150 SBD (DAT: MSR>1C>D) Contributors: Ryan Shriver, Scott Allan ****from www.thejerrysite.com**** Seeded to etree by walkerb@telus.net Please get in touch asap about corrections, problems or flaw information. AUD (shnid=91465) MOTB Release: 0067 16/44.1 Release Date: 2008-04-18 Band: Legion of Mary Date: 1975-07-04 (Friday) Venue: Great American Music Hall Location: San Francisco, CA Analog Audience Source: FOB Master Cassette (MAC) Medium Stock Brands:MAC = Maxell UD C90 Analog Lineage: 2 x Sony ECM-280 => Sony SD 152 >> MAC Analog Sound Preservation: MAC >> Nakamichi DR-8 => Korg MR-1000 >> DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo] >> Korg MR-1000 => Korg AudioGate >> WAV [24/96] Taped by: Reinhart Hohlwein Transfer by: Bob Menke Mastering by: Jamie Waddell Special: Rhinotrocity#2 Legion of Mary * Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals * Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals * John Kahn - bass * Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute * Ron Tutt - drums Mastering Notes -- Edited and Mastered on the **GEMS** Edit Station by Jamie Waddell. --------------------------------------------------------- - Mixed by kevtobin@yahoo.com - FLAC conversion 18-APR-2008 - Thanks to Bob Menke for getting this gem from his friend Rhino and sharing with us so I could do this matrix. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings SET ONE Stereo Matrix SBD -0 AUD -0 SET TWO Stereo Matrix SBD -0 AUD -0 --------------------------------------------------------- Audio Patches: 1) At the beginning of soundboard, 10 minutes and 21.270 seconds were missing from the soundboard source and was filled in with audio from the audience source. This includes all of I'll Take A Melody. 2) Between I Feel Like Dynamite and Someday Baby, 1 minute and 03.664 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 3) Between Someday Baby and That's All Right, Mama, 1 minute and 42.051 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 4) Between That's All Right, Mama and Mississippi Moon, 1 minute and 12.565 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 5) At the beginning of Set 2 on the soundboard, 04.637 seconds were missing from the soundboard source and was filled in with audio from the audience source. This includes the first notes of Tough Mama. 6) Between Tough Mama and Little Sunflower, 1 minute and 20.270 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 7) Between Little Sunflower and Tore Up Over You, 44.738 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 8) Between Tore Up Over You and Every Word You Say, 13.007 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 9) Between Every Word You Say and My Problems Got Problems, 06.200 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 10) 8 minutes into My Problems Got Problems, 15.116 seconds were missing from the soundboard source and was filled in with audio from the audience source. 10) Between My Problems Got Problems and It's Too Late, 08.988 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 11) Between It's Too Late and Harder They Come, 34.095 seconds were missing from the audience source and was filled in with audio from the soundboard source. 12) Matrix\DTS were synced using the audience as a reference - the soundboard ran slightly slow at approx .5% or .25 seconds per minute. Brokedown House Production 

 05/30/00 Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Lenny Kravitz Recorded Live - MJI Radio Network May 30, 2000 Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, CA Lineage: CD > EAC > FLAC 6 > TLH (wav) > CD Wave 1.96.1 > TLH (flac8) Setlist: 01: MJI Radio Intro a. Tic Tac Commercial b. RateTheMusic.Com Commercial c. Travelocity.com Commercial 02: MJI Radio Intro Con't 03: MJI Lenny Kravitz Intro 04: Live 05: Banter 06: It Ain't Over 'Till It's Over 07: MJI Radio DJ Break a. Housecat.com Commercial b. Greyhound Commercial c. RateTheMusic.Com Commercial 08: MJI Radio DJ Outro 09: MJI Radio DJ Intro 10: Super Soul Fighter > 11: Tunnel Vision 12: MJI Radio DJ Break a. Travelocity.com Commercial b. RateTheMusic.Com Commercial c. Greyhound Commercial 13: MJI Radio DJ Outro 14: MJI Radio DJ Intro 15: Always On The Run 16: Rosemary 17: MJI Radio DJ Break a. Tic Tac Commercial b. Greyhound Commercial c. RateTheMusic.Com Commercial d. Travelocity.com Commercial 18: MJI Radio DJ Outro 19: MJI Radio DJ Intro 20: Again 21: American Woman 22: Fly Away 23: MJI Radio DJ Break a. Housecat.com Commercial b. Greyhound Commercial c. Tic Tac Commercial 24: MJI Radio DJ Outro 25: Are You Gonna Go My Way 26: MJI Radio Credits 27: MJI Radio Show Promo Total Time: 72:18 Original Seeder's Notes: This is from an original copy of the radio show. It has not been altered. It includes national commercials and the songs are grouped as they were in the broadcast. Nothing has been changed. I own hundreds of original radio shows which I am posting. I know there will be people who want them with the commercials edited out and the songs indexed. Could I do that for any certain one? Yes. Could I do that for hundreds? No. Also, I wanted to present them in their original format. You are welcome to edit it however you wish. I have included a copy of the original cue sheet. The info I am giving was either on the cues or on the discs themselves, but I have not verified it to be correct. It would not surprise me if it is not. Unlike what I have done with posts at other sites I will only be posting these once. Once they are upped I will be deleting the files. This particular one does not say where/when it was recorded. Original airdate was the week of April 26th, 2001. CD > EAC > FLAC 8. 

 05/01/85 Cotati Cabaret
Cotati, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  Leo Kottke May 1, 1985 Cotati Cabaret, Cotati, CA Based on the history of the way they did shows at the Cabaret and based on listening to this and the songs, I believe there were two shows that night and that I captured most of each. soundboard > high end desktop Sony cassette deck > master cassette (Maxell UDXL-S 90 high bias tape recorded with Dolby B on) transfer: JVC KD-V6 (playback, with Dolby off) > coax digital cable > Sek'd Prodif Plus soundcard > Sound Forge 8 (normalize, fade in and out, track splits) > .wav files > FLAC level 8 encoding, align on sector boundaries Recorded by Easy Ed. I, Easy Ed, was at the show with my cassette deck connected to the soundboard - this is not a multigenerational cassette received in trade years ago. This is my master soundboard cassette. disc one: (early show) 1. Little Beaver 2. Airproofing 3. Last Steam Engine Train / Stealing 4. "A Corn Tyrant" 5. Wake Up! (Sleepers Awake) 6. Everybody Lies 7. From The Cradle To The Grave 8. "my own protoplasm" 9. Pamela Brown 10. Mary 11. Bean Time 12. Jack Fig 13. Saginaw, Michigan 14. Up Tempo 15. Standing In My Shoes 16. Three Quarter North / Four Four North (encore) 17. "Self Defense" / Theme From "Doodles" TRT 1.08:38 disc two: (late show) 1. Airproofing (beginning cut, fade in) 2. Little Beaver 3. Bean Time 4. Ojo 5. Pamela Brown 6."glued to the guitar" 7. Three Quarter North / Four Four North 8. A Trout Towards Noon 9. Eight Miles High 10. "a guitar I got from Dave Lundberg" 11. Saginaw, Michigan 12. The Train And The Gate / Vaseline Machine Gun (beginning cut, fade in) 13. Little Martha 14. Echoeing Gilewitz 15. Cripple Creek (encore) 16. Louise TRT 65:05 The venue for this show was The Cotati Cabaret in Cotati, CA. It was a small club that held about 300 people. Cotati is a small town located about an hour north of San Francisco. The Cabaret was an outgrowth of another venue that had been across the street called The Inn of The Beginning, a resurrected version of which has since 'risen from the ashes' once or twice since the 80's. Cotati is next to Sonoma State University, which was called Granola State University back in the days. SSU is where the great 1973 recording of Old & In The Way with Ramblin' Jack Elliott opening was made. There is a great poster of the O&ITW show, my copy of the poster is long gone :<(  

 11/15/02 Mississippi Nights
St. Louis, MO 
 2 cdr     A+  Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon Mississippi Nights St. Louis, MO source: DSBD transfer: CDR (from trade)>EAC>WAV>FLAC Disc 1 - total time 58:48 01. tuning 02. Disco 03. Living In the Country* 04. I'm Going Back To the Old Home@ 05. The Collins Missile 06. William Powell 07. talk about Leo's manager 08. Rings# 09. talk about Frizz Fuller 10. From Pizza Towers To Defeat% 11. I Can't Hang 12. Standing In My Shoes 13. Last Steam Engine Train^ 14. talk about CD's early working title 15. Te Veo Disc 2 - total time 43:06 01. tuning 02. Cripple Creek 03. talk about Clone 04. Clone 05. Middle of the Road 06. Corrina Corrina& 07. Car Carrier Blues 08. Ya Mar~ 09. Encore I: Deep River Blues** 10. Encore II: Eight Miles High@@ *Pete Seeger cover @Carter Stanley cover #Eddie Reeves and Alex Harvey cover %Robert "Frizz" Fuller cover ^John Fahey cover &Mississippi John Hurt cover ~Cyril Ferguson cover **Doc Watson cover @@Roger McGuinn, David Crosby and Gene Clark cover Comments: this is a super SBD of a really fun show - these two guys are obviously enjoying playing together! As could be expected, there's lots of offbeat humor packed into the between-song banter, as well as some truly inspired jamming! I chose to keep the track breaks that were on the discs as I received them, rather than break all the banter into separate tracks (like I usually do) Enjoy! - Zeb  

 11/18/73 The Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      received in trade.... KSAN Fm broadcast>master cass>cdr 
 07/21/74 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Recveived in trade ...........FM Rebroadcast (early 80s) 92.7 WLIR-FM Cassette Master WLIR-FM > Technics Receiver > BIC Cassette Deck > Maxell XLSII > Sony TC-WE835S Cassette Deck > Behringer UCA202 > Sony Soundforge 9.0 > FLAC level 6 aligned on SB  
 11/21/76 RAI Congrescentrum
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Linda Ronstadt 1976-11-21 RAI Congrescentrum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Goody Speed/Pitch-Adjusted Remaster Source: FM broadcast on Dutch KRO Radio 22 November 1976 (Please see my notes updating the source info below - Goody) Lineage: FM > MC > Nakamichi Dragon > Audacity > WAV > FLAC (L5) > WAV > Adobe Audition CS6 (volume adjustments, tracking) > TLH (fix SBEs) > FLAC (L8) > Goody's additional lineage: foobar2000 (WAV) > Audition (Pitch Bender, various amounts; click and static repair/reduction; volume adjustments, fade) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > Tag&Rename (tags) 01. That'll Be The Day 02. Love Has No Pride 03. Silver Threads And Golden Needles 04. Willin' 05. It Doesn't Matter Anymore 06. When Will I Be Loved 07. Crazy 08. Radio DJ / Intro to... 09. Love Is A Rose 10. Hasten Down The Wind 11. Tracks Of My Tears 12. Down So Low 13. Someone To Lay Down Beside Me 14. Band Introduction 15. You're No Good 16. Heat Wave 17. The Tattler 18. Lo Siento Mi Vida 19. Heart Like A Wheel Encore 1: 20. Desperado Encore 2: 21. Rivers Of Babylon 22. Save Me Total time 74:11 Linda Ronstadt: Vocals Brock Walsh: Keyboards Waddy Wachtel: Guitar, Vocals Andrew Gold: Keyboards, Guitars, Bass, Vocals Michael Botts: Drums, Percussion Kenny Edwards: Bass, Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Harmonica, Vocals Dan Dugmore: Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar propylaen's original notes: Received from Hans de Vente as 2 continuous files with a few cuts in between which were fixed as good as possible: The first cut was during the applause at the end of the band introduction, another one during the applause between tracks 18 & 19. Two more cuts after track 19 and after track 20 were fixed by fading out. Support the artists! Buy their official releases, go to their concerts! Trade freely! Do not buy or sell! Keep it lossless! Uploaded to DIME by propylaen in October 2014. Enjoy! Goody's notes: The source of this edition ran quite fast/sharp to various degrees. This has been adjusted to the best of my ability, and there may still be anomalies here and there. I've also done my best to repair and/or remove well over 100 instances of clicking and static, etc. There appears to be a source change at ~2:41 in Track 16 through the end to an audience recording. Therefore, the lineage should probably be updated to say "FM/AUD". This reflects propylaen's comments above, as well as the different color ink in Side B of the scan of the tape provided. Many thanks to all involved in the creation, the capture, preservation, and presentation of the source, previous to this edition! Text updated February 3, 2015. 

 04/01/73 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr    A- A-  liberated bootleg "icepick eldorado' with bonnie raitt filler from santa monica '73 
 04/01/73 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Little Feat Paul's Mall Boston, Ma April 1, 1973 early show - partial (show id: 136005) WBCN - FMMR @ 3 3/4ips > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC --- Recorded by Neil Cronin on a TDK Super Dynamic 1800 feet reel which he sold to Tapererpat in the mid-70's --- mastered to CD by Matt Smith --- Transfer info.: AKAI GX 625 > Apogee Mini Me(24/96) >Apogee MiniDac(monitoring/mastering) > Wavelab 5.0(dithered to 16/44 via Apogee) > CD > EAC > WAV (TLH confirms no sbes) > FLAC (TLH) 01 Radio Talk > Sailin Shoes * 02 Two Trains 03 Got No Shadow 04 On Your Way Down 05 Walkin' All Night 06 Fat Man In The Bathtub 07 Willin 08 Apolitical Blues ** * w/ Bonnie Raitt ** Dedicated to Howlin Wolf notes: thanks for everything Pat and Matt!!! only part of the early show was broadcast. i don't have the other version listed at etree, but this appears to be an upgrade of that segment. at the very least, it has known lineage vrs: "WBCN-FM RADIO BROADCAST UNKNOWN LINEAGE > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC" and, it shaves an extra reel gen off the other version at etree: FM broadcast > master reel tape(recorded by Neil Cronin) > reel recorded at 3.75ips played back on Akai GX4000D > Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from master reel (recorded by NC) cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 6) by carville 2 December 2007 *** Pat and Carville split Neil's collection. So, Pat has the fm mr for some while Carville has the fm mr > r for others, like in this case ***  
 04/10/73 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr       
 07/19/73 Ebbet's Field
Denver, CO 
 2 cdr      Little Feat Ebbet's Field, Denver, CO 1973-07-19 Early and Late Shows These audio files were made from a 1st gen. DAT copy of the Master Reels from Listen-up's recording vault. Master Reels > Tascam 3030 Reel to Reel > Panasonic SV255 > Tascam DA30 (playback)> Panasonic SV3700 (1st gen. copy)> CardDeluxe > Cool Edit (levels, editing, 48K to 44.1) > CD Wave Editor (tracking, flac output) Early show: 01 Hamburger Midnight 02 Got No Shadow 03 On Your Way Down 04 Walkin' all Night 05 Two Trains 06 Willin' 07 Cold, Cold, Cold > 08 Dixie Chicken > 09 Tripe Face Boogie 10 Fat Man In The Bathtub Late Show: 01 Tuning - Intro 02 A Apolitical Blues 03 Two Trains 04 Got No Shadow 05 The Fan 06 Texas Rose Cafe 07 Snakes On Everything 08 Cat Fever 09 Walkin' All Night 10 Sailin' Shoes 11 Dixie Chicken > 12 Tripe Face Boogie Recorded to HD 10-19-07 48K 32Bit Editing: Adjusted levels 1st minute. Matched leveles of early and late shows. Removed a few pops. Cleaned up tape cut at 48:06 (last few seconds of track 9 are cut). Fade out and fade in between Early and Late Shows. Cleaned up tape cut at 1:35:29.42. Removed glitch at 1:05:02.34 
 09/19/74 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr/flac      Source: PRE-FM (Master 1/2 Track Broadcast RR) > Mastering (Custom Analog & Digital 10/04) > WAV Lineage: WAV > FLAC [7] Taped by: WLIR-FM Transfered by: (and mastering) Jim Blackwood & Dave LaRussa  
 10/18/75 Auditorium Theater
Rochester, NY 
 1 cdr      Little Feat 10/18/75 Auditorium Theater, Rochester, NY source: sbd>cassette>reel Jerry Moore's 1st gen reel @ 7.7 ips w/dolby b lineage: sbd cassette master>reel>dat>cdr>eac>cd wave>flac transfers and seed by Rob Berger one disc: 60:41 01: Skin It Back> 02: Fat Man In The Bathtub 03: One Night Stand> 04: Rock 'n' Roll Doctor 05: Oh Atlanta 06: On Your Way Down 07: All That You Dream 08: The Border Line 09: Romance Dance 10: Dixie Chicken> 11: Tripe Face Boogie encore: 12: Willin'> 13: Teenage Nervous Breakdown 
 10/31/75 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      setlist courtesy www.featbase.net, theor comments: Parts of this show are on the bootleg known as "Keep On Walking" also known as "Bag O' Reds" or "Tomatoe" Filler from Charlottesville 1992 
 05/05/76 Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      Little Feat Live at the Orpheum Theater Boston, Massachusetts May 5, 1976 Complete Early and Late Shows Source: FM > ? Disc 1 Early Show 1 Skin it Back 2 Fatman in the Bathtub 3 One Love Stand 4 Rock & Roll Doctor 5 Oh Atlanta 6 On Your Way Down 7 All That You Dream 8 Lafayette Railroad 9 Day or Night 10 intro to dixie chicken (fades out) Disc 2 1 Dixie Chicken 2 Tripe Face Boogie 3 Willin' 4 Feats Don't Fail Me Now Late Show 5 Skin it Back 6 Fatman in the Bathtub 7 One Love Stand 8 Rock & Roll Doctor 9 Oh Atlanta 10 On Your Way Down Disc 3 1 Walkin' All Night 2 All That You Dream 3 Day or Night 4 Dixie Chicken 5 Tripe Face Boogie 6 Willin' 7 Teenage Nervous Breakdown 
 05/10/76 Warner Theatre
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      Little Feat Warner Theater Washington, DC May 10, 1976 Significant changes to previous torrents, as explained below. Goody Pitch Corrected Reconstruction Low Generation FM Source Unknown Transfer to Trade CD Recording On CD Provided by Guy Vickers Thanks to Little Feat and Guy for Sharing FLAC'ed by Featseeker goody: dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (various Pitch Bender offsets, fades, minor edits, etc.) > TLH (FLAC, ffp) Tracks 1.Skin It Back 2.Walkin' All Night 3.One Love Stand> REPLACED 4.Rock And Roll Doctor REPLACED 5.Oh Atlanta 6.On Your Way Down 7.Romance Dance 8.Lafayette Railroad> 9.Day Or Night 10.All That You Dream REPLACED 11.Dixie Chicken> 12.Tripe Face Boogie 13.Sailin' Shoes 14.Feats Don't Fail Me Now (with Cerph) 15.Teenage Nervous Breakdown (with Cerph) 16.Willin'(Fades Out) RENAMED Cerph is a longtime local DC area DJ. His voice is heard leading the "F-E-A-T" cheer at the beginning of the live album "Waiting For Columbus". What FRANK did: Deleted tracks 3, 4, and 6 of the original torrent. Renamed track 14 of the original torrent to track 16. Added tracks from second torrent. Renamed track 5 of the second torrent to track 10, Renamed track 6 of the second torrent to track 3, Renamed track 7 of the second torrent to track 4, Renamed track 8 of the second torrent to track 14, Renamed track 9 of the second torrent to track 15, At which point, the good Professor Goody noticed that there were issues with the pitch. Oh, boy, DID he notice, and get to work! FRANK doesn't claim to understand all that is required, but the good Professor Goody did more than his usual good job; he did an incredible job. You see, when you have a tape that old, possibly recorded using less than 100% batteries,and who knows what else has happened to this tape, you get something like what was first given to Professor Goody where the tape is off one way and then a few seconds later off in the opposite way.... Well, WHAT A MESS!!! Goody passed along all sorts of information to FRANK, most of which didn't mean anything because it was way over FRANK's head. Goody did offer: My added lineage would be as follows: goody: dBpoweramp (WAV) > Cool Edit Pro (various Pitch Bender offsets, fades, minor edits, etc.) > TLH (FLAC, ffp) Goody made another comment that FRANK thinks wraps up just about everything that needs to be said about this, but might be taken the wrong way. Goody said, "It's obvious this is a Frankenstein reconstruction. That said, the sources work decently enough together." The reference to Frankenstein, FRANK is quick to add, is a factual praise of all the work put into this by Guy Vickers, Featseeker and Professor Goody. FRANK salutes, and thanks, all three of them. 
 04/19/77 Uptown Theater
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr      LITTLE FEAT UPTOWN THEATER, KANSAS CITY,MO.,USA APRIL 19,1977 CD1 1-WALKIN' ALL NIGHT ( FADES IN ) 2-SKIN IT BACK > 3-FAT MAN IN THE BATHTUB 4-RED STREAMILINER 5-OH ATLANTA 6-DAY AT THE DOG RACES 7-ALL THAT YOU DREAM 8-ON YOUR WAY DOWN 9-ROCKET IN MY POCKET ( FADES OUT ) CD2 1-ONE LOVE STAND ( FADES IN ) > 2-ROCK AND ROLL DOCTOR 3-OLD FOLKS BOOGIE 4-COLD COLD COLD > 5-DIXIE CHICKEN > 6-TRIPE FACE BOOGIE 7-WILLIN' ( FADES IN ) 8-FEATS DON'T FAIL ME NOW 9-TEENAGE NERVOUS BREAKDOWN ( FADES OUT ) SB LINEAGE UNKNOWN > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC THIS IS NOT THE SAME SHOW AS LISTED AT ARCHIVE.ORG 
 06/11/78 Paramount Theater
Portland, OR 
 2 cdr       
 09/19/78 William & Mary College
Williamsburg, VA 
 1 cdr      Little Feat September 19, 1978 William and Mary College Williamsburg, VA 1cdr. fm, Mcas>cdr, 79:46, A Lineage: FM > Master CAS > CDR > WAV > minor edits + tracking > flac lvl8 1 Introduction 0:09 2 Time Loves a Hero > 4:26 3 Day or Night 6:37 4 Texas Rose Café 4:14 5 Skin It Back > 5:33 6 Fat Man in the Bathtub 5:22 7 Spanish Moon 5:18 [brief drop out @ 3:38, ~0.1s missing] 8 Gringo Jam > 2:27 9 Day at the Dog Races 11:17 [// nc, tape flip, cut @ 11:02, ~3s missing] 10 Keepin' Up With the Joneses 4:18 11 Old Folks Boogie 4:24 12 Dixie Chicken* 7:41 13 Willin > 3:44 14 Bogart > 1:07 15 Willin' (reprise) 0:29 Encore 16 Feats Don't Fail Me Now* 8:12 17 Oh! Atlanta 4:21 * with John Call (of opening act, Kaz-Fuller Band) ---- edits: - tr9: removed clicks at 0:07, 0:26, 2:20, edited tape flip @ 11:02 - normalized gain - separated tracks 
 10/03/78 University of New Hampshire
Durham, NH 
 1 cdr      Little Feat 1978-10-03 University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 1cdr, fm, 56:55, excellent sound from Little Feat Radio Hour broadcast (commentary removed) fm > cdr standalone > cdr trade > wav edits > flac lvl8 Wav edits: SBE correction gain normalization removed commentary - most commentary was absent on the source disc and I removed the few syllables that remained and smoothed these tranistions where they occurred as denoted by // - the last track is not from this set but was included as the final track of the LFRH broadcast - The song order is different than that shown in featbase Set 1 1 introduction > Teenage Nervous Breakdown 2 Rock and Roll Doctor 3 Time Loves a Hero 4 Day or Night 5 Texas Rose Cafe 6 Keepin' Up with the Joneses 7 All That You Dream 8 Fat Man in the Bathtub // 9 Dixie Chicken // [nc, fade-in/out] 10 song introduction by LG 11 A Apolitical Blues --------------------- Featbase setlist 1 Teenage Nervous Breakdown > 2 Rock and Roll Doctor 3 Fat Man In The Bathtub 4 Time Loves A Hero > 5 Day Or Night 6 Keepin' Up With The Joneses 7 Texas Rose Café 8 A Apolitical Blues 9 Gringo jam > 10 Day At The Dog Races 11 Spanish Moon 12 Oh Atlanta 13 All That You Dream 14 Old Folks Boogie 15 Dixie Chicken Encore: 16 Willin' > 17 Don't Bogart That Joint 18 Feats Don't Fail Me Now  
 10/14/88 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Little Feat Paul Barrere- guitar and vocals Craig Lee Fuller- vocals Bill Payne- keyboards Fred Taget- guitar, mandolin Sam Clayton- congas vocals Kenny Gradman- bass Richie Heyward- drums Orpheum Theater Boston, Mass. U.S.A. October 14, 1988 performance quality: A (they rocked) recording quality: A source: FM broadcast master tape lineage: WBCN FM radio > Yamaha 500 reciever with digital tuner and wire antenna > Naka. BX 100 cassette deck (dolby off) > almost never played Maxell XLII-S master cassettes > played on Nak. 125 into soundforge 4.5 (WAV) > FLAC 6 > torrent. total runtime: 124:43 setlist disc 1 54:35 1: fat man in the bathtub 4:57 2: Spanish moon > skin it back 9:25 3: business as usual 5:03 4: all that you dream 5:46 5: rocket in my pocket 4:20 6: change in luck 6:28 7: one big moment 5:03 8: Cajun girl (end spliced, after song ended) 4:31 9: I hate to lose your love 4:29 10: Oh Atlanta 4:30 disc 2 70:07 11: down on the farm 6:41 12: time loves a hero 5:16 13: rock and roll doctor 4:34 14: let it roll 5:00 15: talk and band introductions 4:35 16: old folks boogie 5:57 (missing) 17: dixie chicken > tripe face boogie (cuts in, missing a few seconds) 17:34 18: encore break #1 1:11 19: willin' 4:11 20: feats don't fail me now 4:40 21: encore break #2 :54 22: apolitical blues 4:59 23: Teenage Nervous Breakdown 3:55 24: Carter Alan wrap up :34 comments: Little Feat was a big deal in Boston. Must have been, since they were broadcasted live in 73, 75 76 and 88 on WBCN radio, this is the only one I recorded. Usually when a band is popular enough to add a second night it comes the night after the originally scheduled night. In this case the original date scheduled was Oct. 15th. then they added this show the day before, and broadcasted it live as it happened. the sound was good, the show was good and the recording has survived well, now posted for the 1st time from the master tapes. since zombiwoof recently posted the Philly 88 show I thought maybe these two shows would fit on 3 CD's but if so it would be quite a cram. This is the full show, except a few seconds missed at the beginning of the Dixie Chicken medley. the 1st flip didn't miss any music at all. if you don't like this compact disc breakdown, there are a few other options that don't require any editing. do not sell this recording. (it is illegal under the U.S. law to sell any kind of body parts, big or little.) trade freely and losslessly.  
 12/31/92 Warner Theatre
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      Little Feat Date: 12/31/92 Location: Warner Theater, Washington D.C. Notes: Digital soundboard recording. Digigap repaired between 9 and 10 seconds of recording as well as at 33:04, 52:23, 1:00:00, 1:00:38, 1:00:40, 1:00:56 and 1:03:27 on Disc 1. On Disc 2, digigaps were repaired manually at 33:44:13 and 35:10:00. Excellent sound quality throughout the show. Recording: Soundboard > Unknown DAT CD Creation: Sony PCM-R500 > Waveterminal 192x (via coax to 192x digital input daughtercard) > Sound Forge 6.0 (record & edit) > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (tracking) > CDRWin 3.9c Transfer: EAC > .wav > mkw Audio Compression Toolkit > SHN Recording used for transfer provided by: Chris Cafiero Transfer completed by: Tim Desai ***************************** ***************************** DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3! ***************************** ***************************** Disc 1 (76:21): 1 Hate To Lose Your Lovin' 2 Rad Gumbo 3 Spider's Blues 4 Down On The Farm 5 Sailin' Shoes 6 Texas Rose Cafe Strawberry Flats-Officially Released-Removed Six Feet Of Snow-Officially Released-Removed 7 Lonesome Whistle Moan 8 Keepin' Up With The Joneses The Ingenue-Officially Released-Removed 9 Can't Be Satisfied > They're Red Hot (Hot Tamales) 10 Fat Man In The Bathtub 11 Two Trains Disc 2 (79:43): 1 Rocket In My Pocket 2 Texas Twister 3 Old Folks Boogie 4 On Your Way Down 5 Shake Me Up 6 Oh Atlanta 7 New Year's Eve Countdown 8 Dixie Chicken > 9 Tripe Face Boogie Encore: 10 Willin' 11 All That You Dream 12 Let It Roll Second Encore: 13 Feats Don't Fail Me Now 

 08/01/05 Joe's Pub
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Source: Laptop HD->Sony D100->SF8(EQ,Comp)->cdr->EAC->wav->flac7 Quality: SBD EX+ TRT 69:00 01. Table For One [0:05:04.14] 02. Polyester Bride [0:05:16.42] 03. Never Said [0:03:34.46] 04. If I Ever Pay You Back [0:02:42.21] 05. Baby Got Going [0:02:35.09] 06. Extraordinary [0:03:51.53] 07. Uncle Alvarez [0:04:25.31] 08. Mesmerizing [0:04:41.43] 09. Somebody's Miracle [0:04:51.69] 10. Closer To You [0:04:42.50] 11. Everything To Me [0:03:34.15] 12. Divorce Song [0:03:32.51] 13. Supernova [0:03:11.12] 14. Fuck and Run [0:03:43.68] 15. Intro - Soundcheck [0:01:38.62] 16. Little Digger - Soundcheck [0:03:27.02] 17. Never Said - Soundcheck [0:02:23.05] 18. Table For One - Soundcheck [0:05:44.25] Performers: Liz Phair - vocals, guitar Dino Meneghin - guitar, backing vocals Notes: This is an early Christmas present for all you Liz Phair fans - a beautiful, flawless recording from her 2005 acoustic tour. This has never been circulated before now to my knowledge. Enjoy!  

 07/11/85 The Lone Star Cafe
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      LONNIE MACK THE LONE STAR CAFE,NYC,USA JULY 11,1985 EARLY SHOW 1-YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO 2-SATISFY SUSIE 3-STOP 4-FARTHER ON DOWN THE ROAD 5-WHOL LOTTA SHAKIN' GOIN' ON 6-INTROS/TUNING 7-LONELY MAN ** 8-THE THINGS THAT I USED TO DO ** ** W/ KEITH RICHARDS,RON WOOD CASSETTE SB MASTER > 2ND GEN CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC I HAVE SEEN THIS LISTED AS JULY 10,11 & 12,1985.THE BELOW ARICLE CONFIRMS THE DATE I HAVE. A JULY 1985 CALENDER SHOWS THAT THURSDAY AS JULY 11 AS NOTED ON MY RECORDING. FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES ROCK 'N' ROLL LONNIE MACK By JON PARELES Published: July 14, 1985 A SET of first-class roadhouse rock turned into a celebrity event when the Rolling Stones guitarists Keith Richard and Ron Wood joined Lonnie Mack on Thursday at the Lone Star Cafe, 61 Fifth Avenue. Mr. Mack has been making records for more than two decades; much of his set was drawn from his new album, ''Strike Like Lightning.'' And 22 years after he had a top 10 hit with an instrumental version of Chuck Berry's ''Memphis,'' Mr. Mack's high, wailing guitar solos are still clear and to the point. Although Mr. Mack can play every finger-twisting blues guitar lick, he doesn't show off; for most songs, he comes up with sustained melodies and uses fast licks only at an emotional peak. Mr. Mack is also a thoroughly convincing singer, whether his lyrics are boasting or hurting. When the two Rolling Stones joined Mr. Mack, it was a rare chance to hear a jam session without idle display. Mr. Richard showed his distinctive sawed-off phrases and terse, bent chords, as Mr. Wood added slide-guitar descants. Celebrity didn't matter; the blues did. http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9500E0D61738F937A25754C0A963948260 
 08/09/85 Cotati Cabaret
Cotati, CA 
 1 cdr      Lonnie Mack Cotati Cabaret Cotati, CA. 8/9/1985 Recieved in trade a few years back. Excellent SB, 1st Gen from master tape. Enjoy, twofthrs 1. I'm Your Hounddog 2. Instrumental 3. The Things That I Used To Do 4. Life On The Fly 5. Oreo Cokkie Blues 6. Fall Back In Love With You 7. If You Have To Know  
 11/22/89 Ten Years After Club
Hickory, NC 
 2 cdr      Lonnie Mack & Warren Haynes Ten Years After, Hickory, NC USA November 22nd, 1989 A Doodee Music Master Recording I haven't seen any Lonnie Mack here (actually I haven't seen any Lonnie Mack anywhere) much less with Warren Haynes sitting in. So I thought I'd offer up this rare little gem. At the time this recording was made I had become friends with Warren's brother and his wife. They owned a local record store and I found myself killing just about every spare minute (and dollar) there. I was going to see Lonnie anyway but they made it even sweeter by letting me know a few days beforehand that Warren was going to be swinging thru town and it was arranged for him to sit in with Lonnie. The first set was typical Lonnie (great) but his playing was raised to the next level during the second set after Warren was up there pushing him a bit. Oddly enough, I ran into the guy who had owned this club at the time a few days ago. I told him it was ironic that I saw him as I had just dug this one out of my boxes of masters and he was ecstatic to know a copy of the show existed. I guess I never really got this one out there.....til now. Enjoy. Disc 1 1. Tuning 2. Move On Down The Road 3. Satisfy Suzie 4. Stop 5. High Blood Pressure 6. Further On Down The Road (Tape Flip) 7. Further On Down The Road 8. Honky Tonk Angel 9. Riding The Blinds 10.Under The Double Eagle (Taking A Break) Disc 2 1. Oreo Cookie Blues 2. Falling Back In Love With You 3. Sexy Ways / Annie Had A Baby* 4. Double Whammy* 5. The Things That I Used To Do* 6. The Move* * = w/ Warren Haynes Audience Recording Unknown mic>Sony WMD3 Cassette Master>BBE1002>BSR EQ3000>CDR>FLAC  

 09/19/92 Marin Veterans' Memorial Auditorium
San Rafael, CA 
 2 cdr      Los Lobos Marin County Civic Center San Rafael, Ca. September 19, 1992 Source: Pre-FM Professional Mix Lineage: DAT Master (Clone?) > M1 > RCA > R300 > S/PDIF > MBox > Pro Tools 7.1 Disc #1 1. La Iguana -> La Guacamaya 2. Canto Veracruz 3. Colas 4. El Gusto 5. Los Ojos De Pancha 6. When The Circus Comes 7. One Time, One Night 8. El Cuchipe 9. El Canelo 10. La Pistola Y El Corazon 11. Boriquen Patria Mia 12. Las Amarillas 13. Emily 14. Short Side Of Nothing 15. Peace 16. Kiko & The Lavender Moon Disc #2 1. A Te Dejo En San Antonio 2. ? 3. Anselma 4. Guantanamera 5. Estoy Sentado Aqui 6. La Bamba 7. Crowd Ambience Encores 8. Don't Worry Baby 9. Bertha  

 12/26/72 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr       Lou Reed - Streets Of Berlin (26th December 1972) Flac [1cd] Live At The Ultrasonic Recording Studios Hempstead, NY, USA 26th December 1972 Excellent Recording Quality Artwork Included Lineage: SilverCD--> EAC(secure)--> Flac(level.8)--> HungerCity! For the credits, it says, "Live in Berlin, October 10th, 1972". Sometimes these bootlegers are just plain stupid and/or careless! Disc 01. White Light White Heat 02. Vicious 03. Waiting For The Man 04. Walk It And Talk It 05. Sweet Jane 06. Heroin 07. Satellite Of Love 08. Walk On The Wild Side 09. I'm Free 10. Berlin 11. Rock And Roll Enjoy! HungerCity Tracker, Forum & Artwork Gallery (www.hungercity.org) 29 September 2011 
 05/14/74 Konserthuset
Stockholm, Sweden 
 2 cdr      Complete set - correct speed and running order. This is an upgrade over what is posted at: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=192289 This copy here is edited together into the correct show running order, as corrected in the comments of the previous seed. Quite a few other minor vinyl clicks were repaired (mostly in Sister Ray) - Sorry but when vinyl is in the lineage, there are always more minor improvements that can be done with the Pro Tools pencil tool... A short dropout in Vicious was also smoothed out. Sorry for the extra bandwidth but it should be worth the extra download to get this great quality recording even better... disc 1 - main set - 74:42 101 [10:31] Intro > Sweet Jane 102 [07:18] Vicious 103 [04:03] Ride Sally Ride 104 [11:11] Heroin 105 [03:49] Lady Day 106 [08:32] I'm Waiting For The Man 107 [07:43] Oh Jim 108 [04:41] Walk On The Wild Side 109 [11:09] Rock and Roll 110 [05:33] White Light/White Heat 112 [00:12] thanks and crowd before encore disc 2 - encore - 8:10 201 [08:10] Sister Ray (complete) The Band Lou Reed - vocals Danny Weis - guitar Prakash John - bass guitar Penti "Whitey" Glan - drums Michael Fonfara - keyboards  
 04/25/75 Palace
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      Lou Reed Palace Theater, Providence, RI 25 April 1975 Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski CD1 01 Sweet Jane 02 I Wanna Be Black 03 Coney Island Baby 04 You Can Dance 05 Waiting For The Man 06 Heroin 07 Berlin 08 Lady Day 09 Dirt 10 Walk On The Wild Side CD2 01 Kicks 02 Complete The Story Now 03 E1: Rock And Roll 04 E2: White Light/White Heat 05 E3: Oh Jim (spliced) Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone Maxell cassettes Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com) Master Cassette -> Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction -> M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 -> CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files -> Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) -> CDWAV (track breaks) -> dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to 16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) -> FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment) FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger  
 10/29/76 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Lou Reed Orpheum, Boston Mass October 29, 1976 WBCN-FM Broadcast Lineage: Master 'off air' FM Reel [Maxell UD35-180 10 1/2" reel (Revox) 7 1/2ips 1/4 track] --> Tascam CD-RW2000 -->EAC --> CDWAV --> FLAC 01. A Sheltered Life 02. The Kids 03. Claim To Fame 04. Viciuos Circle 05. Walk On The Wild Side 06. Coney Island Baby 07. Rock 'n Roll Heart 08. Charley's Girl 09. Kicks 10. Satellite Of Love 11. How Do You Think It Feels 12. You Wear It So Well 13. A Temporary Thing 14. Ladies Pay ***15. WBCN DJ's Talking (Missing) Encore ***16. More WBCN Talking (Missing) 17. Heroin As with all Digital releases, this is for free trade or blank media trade only. Not to be bought or sold. Keep the spirit of trading alive and well. Nothing has been edited out or EQ'd except a reel flip!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Uploaded by marshall June 6, 2007 Total time: 84:41 Track 15 and 16 are missing. Think I didn't burn those to DVD. But maybe I didn't download them at all. Sorry.  
 12/01/76 The Roxy Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      --Claim 2 Fame Bootleg-- SBD (?)(!) Silver Disc--Nero-Wave--flac frontend level 8--you The Artwork incl. is from http://www.badreputation.de/reed.html (thank you very much!) I hope some of you searching for this boot...it´s not the rarest thing but it is pure dynamite, from the audio (9.75/10) & the performance one of my favourite Lou shows in the mid 70´s. Very Jazzy/Funky stuff. Don Cherry pushed up the Line up. He´s not listed on the Cover but he´s definitly on Stage,listen in the middle of waiting for my man and you know what i mean. The Same in the middle of "kicks" and sheltered life and and and... It´s a great pleasure for me to share this in these interested community! CD 01-Jam -------------------(exciting!) 02-Sweet Jane 03-I believe in love 04-Lisa says 05-Kicks------------------(Best kicking ass,pure dynamite,fucked up Version i´ve ever heard) 06-She´s my best friend 07-Waiting for the man----(amazing!!! The Band & Lou high on top.GREAT GREAT GREAT) 08-Sheltered life 09-You wear it so well 10-Claim to fame 11-Walk on the wild side---(Don Cherry pulls the tears out of your eye´s,believe me!) Marty Fogel-Sax Michael Fonfara-Keyboards Michael Sikorsky-Drums Bruce Yaw-Bass Don Cherry-Trumpet Lou Reed-Gitar,Vocals & Foul Language  
 12/01/76 The Roxy Theater
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      *********mike's notes - despite what it says at the beginning of the text below, my disc seems to have 11 tracks , ending with WOTWS, as the text describes at the end.****************** ARTIST: Lou Reed TITLE: N/A DATE: December 1st, 1976 VENUE: Roxy Theatre LOCATION: Los Angeles, CA SOURCE: SBD (Taken from "Claim 2 Fame" commercial bootleg except where noted *) QUALITY: A/A+ ARTWORK: Included (Taken from source recording commercial bootleg, "Claim 2 Fame". I have included the original back cover as well as an edited version with Coney Island Baby.) TRACKLISTING: 01. Jam 02. Sweet Jane 03. I Believe In Love 04. Lisa Says 05. Kicks 06. She´s My Best Friend 07. I'm Waiting For The Man 08. Sheltered life 09. You Wear It So Well 10.Claim To Fame 11. Walk On The Wild Side 12. Coney Island Baby * TOTAL RUNTIME: 1hr 23mins 57secs * As to make the recording more complete, I have included the Coney Island Baby track from another version of this show that was uploaded to DIME recently. The track is taken from an inferior FM source and is noticeably lower in sound quality. It's certainly worth including though as it's not included on the primary source used ("Claim 2 Fame"). LINEAGE: MASTER SBD>?>"Claim 2 Fame" Silver Disc>Nero-Wave>FLAC 8>WAV> Cool Edit Pro v1.2>FLAC 6 TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES: Once again, I get surprised by another amazing Lou Reed recording! Both the performance & sound quality on this recording are excellent. This show finds Lou in a particularly lively and honest mood. I say honest because he doesn't refrain from using any type of language and conduct he wants! Plus, this is a great set list and the audience seems very enthusiastic. I like how the audience is audible in the mix, even so much so during the music. It's not a distraction at all either. It gives the recording a live club atmosphere effect. That combined with the clarity of the music itself makes for a great recording. Since this is such a great show and and I'm such a big fan of Lou Reed, I thought I'd try to make this recording sound a little better. This is for personal enjoyment only of course. I share my work so other fans of Lou Reed can possibly benefit from the result. Take it or leave it. I do provide sample comparisons to help you decide. Anyways, on to the editing... Like many soundboard sourced recordings from the sixties & seventies, the frequency response is a little unbalanced, most likely from tape transfer. This can be easily remedied with a few adjustments. A fair amount of equalization has been utilized here. This is a painstaking process and requires great attention to detail to get the right sound. I think the recording is clearer and crisper sounding now. Plus, a few harsh overtones are now gone. I have also adjusted the channel mix a little bit, attempting to take advantage of a good stereo mix. A few times during the show, there are a few imbalances for a second or so. I have adjusted some very small sections of the recording, as to not distort the signal when channel mixing. This adjustment will not be heard by most, and is less of a jump than it was before editing. The sound quality takes a bit of a dive from track 6 on. It's still a solid A, but obviously inferior to the first part of the show. I hope you enjoy this remaster and consider it an improvement over the original source(s). Enjoy! ***** HUGE THANKS TO WERDER FOR THE SOURCE OF THIS RECORDING! ***** upped by: theface07 http://www50.brinkster.com/theface07/ theface07@hotmail.com **** ORIGINAL TORRENT INFO **** Lou Reed Live at the Roxy Theatre Los Angeles, California December 1th 1976 --Claim 2 Fame Bootleg-- SBD (?)(!) Silver Disc--Nero-Wave--flac frontend level 8--you The Artwork incl. is from http://www.badreputation.de/reed.html (thank you very much!) I hope some of you searching for this boot...it´s not the rarest thing but it is pure dynamite, from the audio (9.75/10) & the performance one of my favourite Lou shows in the mid 70´s. Very Jazzy/Funky stuff. Don Cherry pushed up the Line up. He´s not listed on the Cover but he´s definitly on Stage,listen in the middle of waiting for my man and you know what i mean. The Same in the middle of "kicks" and sheltered life and and and... CD 01-Jam -----------------(exciting!) 02-Sweet Jane 03-I believe in love 04-Lisa says 05-Kicks----------------(Best kicking ass,pure dynamite,fucked up Version i´ve ever heard) 06-She´s my best friend 07-Waiting for the man--(amazing!!! The Band & Lou high on top.GREAT GREAT GREAT) 08-Sheltered life 09-You wear it so well 10-Claim to fame 11-Walk on the wild side---(Don Cherry pulls the tears out of your eye´s,believe me!) Marty Fogel-Sax Michael Fonfara-Keyboards Michael Sikorsky-Drums Bruce Yaw-Bass Don Cherry-Trumpet Lou Reed-Gitar,Vocals & Foul Language enjoy it & seed it for a long time! cheers werder .......more exciting music comming soon! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Seeded some time in 2006. No checksum had been included. 
 11/01/77 Regent Theatre
Albury, Australia 
 1 cdr      Lou Reed Albury 01 November 1977 soundboard recording "...somebody threw something so we're not playing......" (liberated from the "Banging On My Drums" bootleg CD) Regent Theatre Albury 01 November 1977 track 01: Sweet Jane 7.31 track 02: Rock And Roll Heart 2.58 track 03: I Wanna Be Black 8.25 (cut short when somebody throws something onto the stage) track 04: Rock And Roll/You Keep Me Hanging On 10.52 track 05: Walk On The Wild Side 9.56 track 06: Shooting Star 4.02 track 07: Satellite Of Love 11.16 track 08: Coney Island Baby 7.30 track 09: Banging On My Drum 3.54 track 10: Lisa Says 7.27 (audience recording, Masonic Auditorium, Detroit, 22 November 1976) Lou Reed: guitar, vocals Stuart Heinrich: guitar Michael Fonfara: keyboards Bruce Yaw: bass Richard Fliegler: guitar1 Michael Suchorsky: drums Joanne Kamorin: backing vocals lineage: Midnight Beat silver CD MB CD132 - EAC - wav - flac (level 8) - you (track 10 lineage: trade cassette - (Wavepad) - wav - flac (level 8) - you uploaded to Dime April 2008 by lurid_uk 1977 Australian Tour: "The Return Of The Rock' N' Roll Animal" Tour presented and promoted by: Evans Gudinsky & Associates and Paradine Entertainments 26 October: Brisbane 28 October: Newcastle 29 October: Sydney 31 October: Canberra 01 November: Albury 02 November: Melbourne 05 November: Adelaide 07 November: Perth This show is documented as "Aubrey, Canada, Jan 11th 1977" on the cover of the bootleg CD but that date seems self-evidently incorrect. All the evidence points to the 01 November show in Albury, with the error a result of confusion over the different US/European approaches to written dates. Apart from the omission of "Leave Me Alone", this show has the same setlist as the Sydney concert a couple of days previously. The existence of this soundboard recording implies that the other shows might also have been recorded, but if they were, copies have not circulated to my knowledge. While the recording quality isn't quite in the same league as the Stockholm 74 show it's still an excellent recording, and vastly better than the audience recording from Sydney. I think this is (another) great concert. Lou's vocals sound slurred and "detached", but I think that only enhances the "wasted but still coming" ambience which is typical of these 1977 shows. The addition of a backup vocalist is a sign of things to come for the "Street Hassle" 1978 shows - I particularly like this arrangement of "Coney Island Baby", with a nice intimate vocal from Lou. Included with torrent files: scan of 1977 Australian Tour Programme. I could be wrong, but I think that's Rachel who can be seen just behind Lou on page 10. The afficionados out there will also recognise the name of one of the promoters - Ron Blackmore. This is presumably the same Ron Blackmore who previously had to face the local press when Lou abandoned his 1975 Australasian tour..... To the best of my knowledge, Australia was the only country to produce a programme for the 1977 tour - in fact Australia produced nice programmes for each of Lou's "down under" tours. I wish other coutries had done the same. Distribute widely but do not sell! Give copies to all your friends! 
 04/14/78 Park West
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      ARTIST Lou Reed VENUE Park West CITY Chicago, IL COUNTRY USA DATE April 14, 1978 SOURCE Probably Pre-FM or SBD (8 tracks) and FM (1 track) 4-Eyed Freak workshop ======================================================================== Tracklist: 01 - Gimmie Gimmie Some Good Times 2:49 02 - Satellite of Love 6:06 03 - Leave Me Alone 9:38 04 - Walk on the Wild Side 6:25 05 - Coney Island Baby 11:16 06 - Dirt 8:43 * 07 - Street Hassle 10:47 08 - Sweet Jane 4:58 09 - Rock 'n Roll 6:09 Total duration: 66:54 * FM sourced ======================================================================== LineUp (as introduced at the beginning of "Street Hassle"): Lou Reed - guitar, bass, piano, vocals Stuart Heinrich - guitar Michael Fonfara - keyboards Marty Fogel - saxophone Ellard "Moose" Boles - bass Michael Suchorsky - drums Angela Howard, Chrissy Faith - background vocals ========================================================================Lineage: Tracks 6: FM (Onkyo TX8511) > SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External) > WAV (CD Wave Editor @ 16bit) > flac > WAV > Level adjusted and Equalisation Other tracks, most probably: Soundboard or Pre-FM > ??? > SHN > WAV > Channel balanced (+2.1dB on left channel) Then: Retracking > SBE fixed (SHNTools) > FLAC (TLH) ======================================================================== Notes: Two versions of this show are already circulating. The first one with unknown lineage is most probably pre-FM sourced as shown by the frequency analysis. It doesn't include "Dirt". The second version is coming from the recent XRT rebroadcast, it includes " Dirt" but omits "Street Hassle". Sound quality-wise, my personal preference goes to the first version so that's the one i took as a basis. However, the level between the two channels was quite different. The left channel was boosted by 2.1dB so that they are now balanced. "Dirt" from the FM capture was reworked so that it sounds as close as possible to the pre-FM version. Its RMS level was adjusted so that it matches with the overall level of the pre-FM version and it sounded more trebbley so it was slightly equalised accordingly. Then it was smoothly reinserted between "Coney Island Baby" and "Street Hassle", where it probably belongs according to most concert setlists in that period. I also added the last three seconds taken from the FM version (Lou thanking the audience) that were missing at the end of pre-FM's "Rock 'n Roll" to make this new version as complete as possible. The artwork shamelessly downloaded from http://www.badreputation.de/ was updated to display the new setlist. Thanks to: Hargus and Antimudshark for offering the two versions of this concert on DIME. Badreputation.de for the artwork 
 04/26/78 Music Hall
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      ARTIST Lou Reed TITLE Cleveland Music Hall VENUE Music Hall CITY Cleveland COUNTRY Ohio, USA DATE April 29, 1978 SOURCE Pre-FM ======================================================================== Tracklist: 1. Gimme Some Good Times (2:51) 2. Satellite Of Love (6:37) 3. Leave Me Alone (8:24) 4. I Wanna Be Black (5:01) 5. Walk On The Wild Side (4:36) 6. Coney Island Baby /Band Intro (4:39) 7. Street Hassle (12:50) 8. Sweet Jane (4:47) 9. Rock And Roll (5:20) Total Time 55:09 ineage: PreFM > trade cdr > eac > flac ======================================================================== Notes: This recording was first offered on DIME back in september 2005 by brigstow with the following lineage: "trade cdr > eac > flac - radio broadcast" A quite hissy radio broadcast version is known to be circulating, but this one has a much better sound quality. The frequency analysis shows with no doubt that it's actually the pre-FM recording: full frequency spectrum, no drop-down in the frequency curve, no FM carrier. A second version was uploaded in october 2006 by nealthewheel (correctly labelled as pre-FM). A close comparison could be made and demonstrates that the two versions have definitively the same quality. The checksums are not the same so they probably come from two different rips, maybe the 2006 torrent had one generation more? ========================================================================  
 06/15/86 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr/shn      Amnesty International "Conspiracy of Hope" 25th Anniversary Tour Giants Stadium, NJ 1986-06-15 LINEAGE: FM broadcast > Denon DRM-800 (Maxell UDXL-II, NR off) > Turtle Beach Santa Cruz PCI Sound Card > CDWav > wav > FLAC6. ... Lou Reed 8 - Rock N' Roll 9 - I Love You Suzanne 10 - No Money Down 11 - Turn To Me 12 - Walk On The Wild Side 13 - Video Violence 
 12/15/93 Webster Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  Lou Reed solo Unknown Benefit Concert Webster Hall, NYC December 15, 1993 DAT(1)>cdr(0)>eac>cdwave>flac>you 1. Busload of Faith 2. Satellite of Love 3. Tracks of My Tears 4. Dirty Boulevard 5. Cremation 6. A Dream (from Songs for Drella) 
 08/15/98 Max Yasgur's Farm
Bethel, NY 
 2 cdr      Lou Reed August 15, 1998 "A Day In The Garden" Festival Max Yasgur's Farm, Bethel, New York, USA *REPOST* (Almost all files are identical to those in the original torrent. I had to remove the .txt suffix from the Fingerprint filename, so I added the ticket jpeg, and changed the info.txt file and the .md5 checksum.) SQ: Excellent, I rate it "A". The previous Dime postings of this recording received a very well-deserved 764 snatches. Don't miss this one. Artwork included; many thanks to G. The Cock for creating the very cool new artwork! (The front artwork is based upon the original Barfing Spaniel bootleg artwork; G. The Cock cut off the borders of the original BS front which contained text in a different font, and added text to the new front which matches the font on the new back artwork.) Lineage: SBD> Ku-band analog satellite broadcast(mono)> VHS hifi> DAT> CDR I received by mail>EAC>Audacity>FLAC(level 8) Disc One 56:35 01 Dorita 2:11 02 Sweet Jane 3:59 03 Egg Cream 4:38 04 Set The Twilight Reeling 7:02 05 Vicious 6:20 06 Perfect Day 4:16 07 Street Hassle 6:47 08 Hooky Wooky 7:32 09 Kicks 5:10 10 Hang On To Your Emotions 5:31 11 Into The Divine 3:04 Disc Two 44:32 01 Future Farmers Of America 3:10 02 New Sensations 7:58 03 Satellite Of Love 5:54 04 Dirty Boulevard 5:36 05 Riptide 5:03 06 The Original Rapper 10:29 Encore 07 Pale Blue Eyes 6:20 Total: 101:07 Size: 532MB Lou Reed: guitar, vocals Mike Rathke: guitar Fernando Saunders: bass, vocals Tony "Thunder" Smith: drums, vocals Technical note: I added a little quarter-second fade at the end of disc 2 to remove a little click because it ended abruptly. Absolutely no selling! Please share freely. Please only convert to mp3 for your own use. coyote 10 August 2007 

 05/08/54 Memorial Hall, University Of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 
 2 cdr      Date: May 8, 1954 Location: University of North Carolina Memorial Hall - Chapel Hill, NC Source: SBD? 1. Intro 2. Sleepy Time Down South 3. Back Home Again in Indiana 4. A Kiss to Build a Dream On 5. The Bucket's Got a Hole In It 6. Blueberry Hill 7. Tin Roof Blues 8. Struttin' with Some Barbecue // 9. It Wonderful 10. Kyle's Medley 11. The Man I Love 12. Margie 13. Big Mama's Back In Town, Love that man (w/ Velma Middleton) Disc 2 1. Baby, It's Cold Outside 2. Stompin' at the Savoy Set Break 3. A Nawlin's Funeral 4. Say Si Bon 5. Up the Lazy River // 6. - 8. Shadrack/Saints Medley 9. High Society 10. Salad 11. Dum Dum Dummy Song 12. Interview // 13. Struttin' with Some Barbecue (filler) Louis Armstrong - Trumpet, Vocals Kenny Johns - Drums Billy Kyle - Piano Arvel Shaw - Bass Trummy Young - Trombone Barnie Begard - Clarinet Thelma Middleton - Vocals 
 12/31/54 Downbeat Club
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      LOUIS ARMSTRONG DECEMBER 31th, 1954 CBS Radio Broadcast, San Fransisco Downbeat Club FM recording Flac level 6 1. radio intro > When it's sleepy time down south 2. Back home again in indiana 3. Big butter & egg man 4. High society 5. Ruld lang syne LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ALL STARS APRIL 14th, 1962 HAMBURG GERMANY Sporthalle FM recording Flac level 6 Louis Armstrong Trummy Young Joe Dernisberg Bill Krank Danny Barsolonia Jule Brown & another unknown musician. 01. DJ 02. St.Louie Woman 3:25 03. Did you hear about Jerry 5:22 04. After you've gone 3:40 05. drum solo 2:00 06. Now you has jazz 6:31 07. High Society Calipso 3:31 08. Ole Miss 3:50 09. All of me 3:35 10. Bill Bailey 1:51 11. when it's sleepy time down south 5:07 12. (band) 4:29 13. My bucket's got a hole in it 6:04 49:43 Enjoy. merry christmas to the every jazz fans & dime members. 
 04/14/62 Musikhalle
Hamburg, Germany 
 1 cdr      LOUIS ARMSTRONG DECEMBER 31th, 1954 CBS Radio Broadcast, San Fransisco Downbeat Club FM recording Flac level 6 1. radio intro > When it's sleepy time down south 2. Back home again in indiana 3. Big butter & egg man 4. High society 5. Ruld lang syne LOUIS ARMSTRONG & HIS ALL STARS APRIL 14th, 1962 HAMBURG GERMANY Sporthalle FM recording Flac level 6 Louis Armstrong Trummy Young Joe Dernisberg Bill Krank Danny Barsolonia Jule Brown & another unknown musician. 01. DJ 02. St.Louie Woman 3:25 03. Did you hear about Jerry 5:22 04. After you've gone 3:40 05. drum solo 2:00 06. Now you has jazz 6:31 07. High Society Calipso 3:31 08. Ole Miss 3:50 09. All of me 3:35 10. Bill Bailey 1:51 11. when it's sleepy time down south 5:07 12. (band) 4:29 13. My bucket's got a hole in it 6:04 49:43 Enjoy. merry christmas to the every jazz fans & dime members. 

 06/22/79 Stage West
West Hartford, CT 
 1 cdr      **************************************************** Mike's note - Received the info below when i downloaded the show. Etree has no record of a show in NYC on 6/22, but does have a W. Hartford show on that date . Looks like the setlist below is a partial list of all the songs played in CT. Sound is nice , by the way ********************************************* LOWELL GEORGE 6/22/79 Hard Rock Cafe NYC,NY 1. Fat Man In The Bathtub 2. Honest Man 3. What Do You Want The Girl To Do? 4. Cant Stand The Rain 5. Easy Money// 6. Dixie Chicken 7. Willin encore: 8. Spanish Moon source:SBD>?>cd notes: a+ audio and performance! there are not many (any?) sbd's of lowells last tour, and this is a wonderful recording. its was also my birthday show, though i was only 6, never forseeing the impact that this great (underrated!) singer/songwriter/guitarist would have on my life..... in dedication to the rock and roll doctor '2 degrees in bebop, a PHD in swing, he's a master of rhythm, he's a rock and roll king' seeded by gonzo jazzkid66@yahoo.com 

 10/21/98 Somerville Theatre
Somerville, MA 
 2 cdr      Lucinda Williams Somerville Theatre Somerville, MA 10/21/1998 matrix: 60% sbd/40% aud sbd: Soundboard -> ? -> DAT clone (16 bit, 48khz) Fostex D5 -> M-Audio 24/96 -> CEP ->r8brain v1.9 -> CDwave ->flac frontend aud: Sennheiser MKE2002 -> Denon DTR80P (16 bit, 48 khz) Fostex D5 -> M-Audio 24/96 -> CEP (trim, final fade d2, L1 Ultramaximizer) -> r8brain v1.9 -> CDwave -> flac frontend Disc 1 01 intro/talk/tuning 02 Pineola 03 Metal Firecracker 04 Car Wheels On A Gravel Road 05 Right In Time 06 Drunken Angel 07 Greenville 08 Still I Long For Your Kiss 09 Hot Blood 10 band intros 11 Can't Let Go 12 tuning/chat 13 Joy 14 Changed The Locks 15 applause 16 Sweet Old World Disc 2 01 Passionate Kisses 02 Masters Of War 03 Side Of The Road 04 Something About What Happens When We Talk 05 Disgusted 06 Down The Big Road Blues 07 Come To Me Baby Lucinda Williams - vocals, guitar Kenny Vaughan - guitar Jim Lauderdale - guitar, harmony vocals Richard 'Hombre' Price - bass John Jackson - guitar, dobro, mando-guitar, more Fran Breen - drums Notes: - The files for each source were joined together and then the sbd was adjusted to match the speed of the aud using the multi-track mode in Adobe Audition 1.5, by compressing/expanding as necessary. - The sbd suffers from quite a few tiny dropouts, most of these have been repaired with patches from the aud. - The sbd is missing the first 38 seconds or so of d1t01,this has been patched in from the aud. - The sbd is missing approximately 1:18 of the applause after d2t01, this has been patched in from the aud. - The sbd has a repeated section of applause of just over 21 seconds after d2t03, which has been removed. - Re-tracked and flac'd with CD Wave - There is a seamless transition between discs I found a review of this show in The Harvard Crimson, you can read it at http://www.thecrimson.com/article/1998/10/30/lucinda-williams-sings-the-blues-ilucinda/ Thanks to the original tapers and seeders My old mate Alex asked me if I'd take a crack at this, so here it is. Enjoy! editing and matrix SIRMick March 2010  

 07/20/03 International Jazz festival Antibes
Juan Les Pins, France 
 1 cdr      Lucky Peterson International Jazz Festival Antibes-Juan Les Pins, France Summer/2003 Recieved in trade awhile ago. Great SB or FM recording. CDR>HD via EAC>FLAC>torrent. Enjoy the tunes, twofthrs Set List 1. is it because i'm black 2. locked out of love 3. tin pan alley 4. move on you 5. purple rain 6. i,m ready 7. who's been talkin' 8. ta' ta' you 9. insturmental 

 10/30/73 WMC-FM Studios
Memphis, TN 
 1 cdr      Bonus tracks 7 - 13 are unknown studio recordings from an excellent source - wish i knew where or when they were recorded.... 
 01/14/77 Nakano Sun Plaza Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr     A-  Lynyrd Skynyrd Live at Nakano Sun Plaza Hall - Tokyo - Kapan- 14th Jan. 1977 QUALITY : Audience 9/10 Taken From Deliberated Bootleg : 'The Magnificent Seven ' Label Tarantura Original Master Cassettes from SONG BROTHERS ! Lineage : Tranformed in Flac 8 with AVS Audio Converter 6 two channels of 16-bit samples at 44100 samples per second Trader's Little Helper - Dime - And You !!!! CD 1 - Tracks 01. The Magnificent Seven 02. Working For MCA 03. I Ain't The One 04. Saturday Night Special 05. Whiskey Rock-A-Roller 06. That Smell 07. Travellin' Man CD2 - Tracks 01. Ain't Good Luck 02. Gimme Three Steps 03. Call Me The Breeze 04. T For Texas 05. Sweet Home Alabama encore 06. Free Bird Line up : Ronnie Van Zant - Vocals Gary Rossington - Guitar Allen Collins - Guitar Steve Gaines - Guitar Leon Wilkeson - Bass Billy Powell - Keyboards Artimus Pyle - Drums In this fanastic bootleg in the disc 1 there are 6 tracks from a supporting act but in the disc there isn't the name of this band. So I can't upload. If you know please let me know ! Sorry for the others Lynyrd Skynyrd shows SBD banned from Dime but something are official release ! Sadly I don't know.  

 07/01/93 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  NaughtyKnight (a.k.a. Simplex) & The SwissBird` first release : MACEO PARKER AND THE ROOTS REVISITED Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 1. July 1993 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on http://bt.easytree.org (as shn version) reseed in 2004 on www.dimeadozen.org (as flac version, see lineage)......... Maceo Parker - Alto Saxophone Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis - Tenor Saxophone Fred Wesley - Trombone Bruno Speight - Guitar William Boulware - Keyboards Carl Dashiell - Bass Melvin Parker - Drums  
 07/01/93 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  The one or another may have this great bootleg as FM source , but believe me , this soundboard version is much better and no radio moderation disturbs. Not only for Jazz fans , very funky !!! NaughtyKnight & The Swiss Bird proudly present a new great bootleg in our Estival Jazz series : MACEO PARKER AND THE ROOTS REVISITED Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 1. July 1993 excellent soundboard Source: SBD > DAT > CDR > EAC > shn Disc 1 : 1. For The Elders 12:02 2. Shake Everything You`ve Got 17:51 3. Addictive Love 7:56 4. Gimme Some More 17:06 (54:59) Disc 2 : 1. Let`s Get It On / Sexual Healing 9:51 2. Cold Sweat 9:34 3. Chicken Soup 4:55 4. Doin` It To Death 2:52 5. Funky Good Times 7:29 6. Make It Funky 4:45 7. Pass The Peas 2:17 8. Soul Power 7:22 (49:11) Maceo Parker - Alto Saxophone Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis - Tenor Saxophone Fred Wesley - Trombone Bruno Speight - Guitar William Boulware - Keyboards Carl Dashiell - Bass Melvin Parker - Drums 
 03/24/99 Cully Jazz Festival
Lavaux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      **********mike's note - i burned this at the end of disc 2 of maceo's 11/2/07 show ******************Cully Jazz Festival Maceo Parker 1 CD Disc Length : 53:58 Source : Soundboard Recording Sound Quality : EX+ Cully Jazz Festival, Lavaux (Switzerland) 24th March 1999 Lineage : Trade in flac form Artwork : Included SETLIST 01. Pass The Peas 5'28 02. Ooh Ya - Booty Booty 10'18 03. Love Me Tender 2'14 04. Shake Everything You've Got 25'14 05. House Party 10'44*************  
 06/23/00 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-   
 11/02/07 Theater Gessnerallee
Zurich, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      Maceo Parker Theater Gessnerallee, Zurich/ Switzerland November 2, 2007 Here's an excellent Maceo Parker show with some all stars as Martha High (long time singer for James Brown, could be heard as female vocalist on JB's "Summertime") or Gary Mudbone Cooper (of Parliament/ Funkadelic and Bootsy's Rubber Band), in combination with Maceo's own skills and of course a tight rhythm section and very funky horns. It's a spliced version of my own recording combined with about 11 minutes of unclewolfi's recording to complete the concert. the first 79 minutes are lossles, the rest comes from a digital satellite broadcast (see lineages below). Credits go to unclewolfi for providing the final part of the concert. Source: Swiss Radio DRS2 broadcast, November 2, 2007 Lineages: 1. Analogue cable radio > WAV > FLAC 2. Hotbird Sat (MPEG1 Layer 2/256 kbps) > Nexus-S > HDD > Nero Wave Editor > FLAC Quality: Excellent, no station jingles or DJ talk. Total running time: 89:52 minutes md5 checksums included. Setlist: Help needed! 01. Funky Fiesta 02. This Funk Is Off The Hook 03. To Be Or Not To Be > We're Gonna Make It Funky 04. Just Give Me Some More 05. Unknown Instrumental 06. What You Know About Funk? > Band Intros 07. We're Gonna Have A Funky Good Time 08. Georgia On My Mind 09. Baby Knows 10. Intro Martha High > Final Medley (Think/ It Takes Two To Make A Thing Go Right/ Tear The Roof Off) Line-Up: Maceo Parker: as, fl, voc Martha High (aka Martha Harvin): voc Gary "Mudbone" Cooper: voc William Boulware: keys Bruno Speight: g Dennis Rollins: trb Ron Tooley: trp Rodney "Skeet" Curtis: b Jamal Thomas: dr recorded, edited and seeded at dimeadozen.org by zingapoor, March 4, 2008. 

 05/07/90 Reunion Arena
Dallas, TX 
 2 cdr      Madonna - Blond Ambition Dallas May 7th, 1990 Sound quality - Excellent Broadcast / Soundboard lineage - cdr (obtained in trade) > EAC > FLAC Disc 1 (running time 46:53) Express Yourself Open Your Heart Causing a Commotion Where's The Party Like a Virgin Like a Prayer Live to Tell Oh Father Papa Don't Preach Disc 2 (running time 49:08 Sooner or Later Hanky Panky Now I'm Following You Material Girl Cherish Into the Groove Vogue Holiday Keep it Together I believe this was originally a Westwood One broadcast. Sound on this is excellent and is one of the best recordings of the Blond Ambition tour. Enjoy. 

 11/09/72 Berkeley Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr      (TomP)REMASTER Mahavishnu Orchestra 1972-11-09 Community Theater Berkeley, CA Source: Download from Lossless Legs posted by 'wharfratjoe' (thanks!!) http://www.shnflac.net/details.php?id=302d7f67baaac6b87eee1db90127aa682b54e030 Lineage: KPFA reels (from the soundboard)->unknown transfer and mastering->CDR->EAC (with proper offsets)->WAV->SHN>FLAC Changes made (Nero 7): Swapped over reversed L & R channels on first 2 tracks of each disk Cross-mixed tracks (70:30) - improves extreme channel balance, instrument clarity and noise Quality: Definitely A++ now ------------------------------- The original sounds great, but with un-naturally wide stereo image with solo instruments hard left or right and appears to have had some stereo broadening some time in the chain, plus channels were swapped over on some of the tracks. All that was easy to fix and now it sounds quite superb, almost CD quality, so here it is by request of several Dimers in another recent MO post... ...Enjoy !! Disc 1 (63.46) ----------------- 14.08 Birds of Fire 15.31 Miles Beyond 09.38 You Know, You Know 24.26 Dream Disc 2 (61.50) ------------ 18.57 One Word 20.40 The Dance of Maya 05.26 Sanctuary 08.21 A Lotus on Irish Streams 08.24 Vital Transform Original Notes >> Excellent soundboard quality. Enjoy! This show smokes! As requested (in FLAC format) that is up on dimeadozen.org [url]http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=49306 [/url] in-case those may not have an account there. I also have to thank me64 who originally seeded this here and on dime!!! Thanks Bro!!!  
 07/01/86 Padiglione Arte Casa
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , superMAX & SimplexSimplicissimus release : John McLaughlin's Mahavishnu Orchestra Estival Jazz Padiglione Arte Casa, Lugano, Switzerland 01. July 1986 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org..... Lineup : John McLaughlin - electric & acoustic guitar Bill Evans - tenor & soprano saxophone Jim Beard - keyboards Jonas Hellberg - electric bass Danny Gottlieb - drums  

 08/21/92 The Chestnut Cabaret
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      MARSHALL CRENSHAW The Chestnut Cabaret Philadelphia, PA USA AUGUST 21, 1992 Lineage: Soundboard > DAT Master > DAT clone > Juli@ Soundcard > SoundForge v9.0e > r8brain (sample rate conversion from 48kHz to 44.1kHz) > Sony Vegas Pro v8.0b > Plextor CD-R PX-230A > EAC > FLAC (level 5). BAND: Marshall Crenshaw - vocals, guitars Richard Kennedy - guitars, vocals Graham Maby - bass, vocals Steven Goulding - drums disc 1 01. Fantastic Planet of Love 02. Wanda & Dwayne (Dave Alvin cover) 03. Whenever You're On My Mind 04. This Is Easy 05. Better Back Off 06. The KKK Took My Baby Away (The Ramones cover) 07. Rockin' Around In NYC 08. Somewhere Down The Line 09. Right Now (Gene Vincent cover) 10. You Should've Been There disc 2 01. Everything's The Truth 02. Stop Doing That 03. Monday Morning Rock 04. Calling Out For Love (At Crying Time) 05. Cynical Girl 06. Valerie (Richard Thompson cover) ENCORE 07. Just Like A Woman (Bob Dylan cover) 08. Ask Me Why (The Beatles cover) 09. Someday, Someway 10. (You're My) Favorite Waste Of Time This soundboard fades in during the 1st song. I used Sony Vegas Pro v8.0b to crossfade from realomind's analog audience cassette recording of this show over to this digital soundboard. Therefore, this recording begins with the audience recording and crossfades to the soundboard around the 0:40 sec. mark. Please note: The download folder says 2009-09-22, but the correct date of this concert is 2009-09-21. seeded to DIME by rockcat on 2009-03-03. 

 06/19/73 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr      Marshall Tucker Band 06/19/1973 Ultrasonic Studios Hempstead, NY WLIR FM 92.7 01. Hillbilly Band 02. Another Cruel Love 03. Take The Highway 04. Band Intros > Can't You See 05. See You Later, I'm Gone 06. Talking > You Ain't Foolin' Me 07. Ramblin' 08. Everyday (I Have The Blues) 09. Now She's Gone The Marshall Tucker Band: Toy Caldwell: guitars, vocals Tommy Caldwell: bass, background vocals Doug Gray: vocals George McCorkle: guitars Paul Riddle: drums Jerry Eubanks: flute, saxophone, background vocals 
 05/08/74 Record Plant Studios
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      The Marshall Tucker Band May 8th, 1974 The Record Plant Sausalito, CA Lineage: Maxell XLII 3rd gen > Nakamichi DR-1 > Realtek HDAudio pentium i7 > Soundforge 10 Pro Highest quality setting Izotope 64 bit src downsampling / MBIT+dither > TLH > FLAC Tom Donahue intro > Hillbilly Band Another Cruel Love Can't You See 24 Hours At A Time Ramblin' Take The Highway Everyday (I Have The Blues) Total time 59:59 Toy Caldwell: guitar, steel guitar, vocals Tommy Caldwell: bass, vocals Doug Gray: vocals George McCorkle: guitar Paul Riddle: drums Jerry Eubanks: flute, sax, vocals From BigV's Vault...Here's a rare one I'll bet very few have. The Marshall Tucker Band LIVE from The Record Plant in Sausalito Ca., May 8, 1974. This is from the original FM Broadcast on KSAN San Francisco. I know it's probably KSAN, because I remember listening to this as it was being broadcast and Tom Donahue is the host. If you have the Original ABB broadcast of the 9/26/73 show @ Winterland, that's Tom doing the intro there as well. In those days Tom Donahue was THE MAN on the West Coast. The band is in fine form and is probably playing for the crew at the recording studio as well as a small group of friends and family (maybe 10 people). Toy does most of the talking in between songs and this show is a reminder of what a great band this was in those days. If the intro by Toy on "Everyday" doesn't make the hair on the back of your neck stand up, there is something wrong with you! This is a good to great quality CD, (33 year old cassette transfer) so grab this one and spread the music. Notes: Not sure if this the same version that was originally seeded by twofthrs back in 2005. This show also circulates as May 18th or May 19th. Anybody know for sure? http://marshalltucker.com/ http://www.tuckerhead.com/ Support the artists! Buy their official releases, go to their concerts! Trade freely! Do not buy or sell! Keep it lossless! Uploaded to DIME by propylaen in January 2014. Enjoy! 
 09/12/77 Central Park
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Marshall Tucker Band - Central Park, New York, September 12th 1977, uncirculated FM. 1. Hillbilly Band 2. Blue Ridge Mountain Sky (Doug vocals) 3. Long Hard Ride 4. Searchin' For a Rainbow 5. Can't You See 6. Fire On The Mountains (fades out) Short great set, uncirculated version including complete Can't You See and partial Fire On The Mountains. 1st generation cassette > Nakamichi > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac. Transfered & uploaded by 38f on Dime, March 2007.  
 03/14/80 Chrisler Arena
Ann Arbor, MI 
 2 cdr      Marshall Tucker Band - 03/14/1980 Hill Auditorium ? Ann Arbor, MI Disc 1 01. Hillbilly Band 02. Take The Highway 03. Heard It In A Love Song 04. Ramblin' 05. Running Like The Wind 06. Last Of The Singing Cowboys 07. Fire On The Mountain Disc 2 01. Desert Skies 02. It Takes Time 03. 24 Hours At A Time 04. Can't You See 05. Searchin' For A Rainbow 06. This Ol' Cowboy The Marshall Tucker Band: Toy Caldwell: guitar, steel guitar, vocals Tommy Caldwell: bass, vocals Doug Gray: vocals George McCorkle: guitar Paul Riddle: drums Jerry Eubanks: flute, sax, vocals Notes: The venue is uncertain. 

 05/01/98 Villa Berg
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      received in trade.... nice sound 

 05/01/72 Kennedy Center
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 01/06/74 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  Received in trade. Officially released as "Marvin Gaye Live!" Though I'm not sure if this is exaclty the same. Here is track list on my disc: 1 intro 2 overture > trouble man 3 flying high > mercy mercy me 4 inner city blues 5 distant lover 6 janice jam ? 7 keep getting it on 8 i'll be doggone > try it baby > 9 can i get a witness > you're a wonderful one > stubborn kind of fellow 10 how sweet it is 11 let's get it on 12 short silence ( encore break? ) 13 what's going on my disc also included tracks 14-17 of some unknown rapper 
 10/03/76 Palladium
London, England 
 1 cdr     A+  Received in trade... Officially released as "Live At The London Palladium" , though I'm not sure if this is the exact version 1 intro theme 2 all the way 'round 3 since i had you 4 come get this 5 let's get it on 6 trouble man 7 medley I 8 medley II 9 medley III 10 thanks 11 distant lover 12 closing theme - i want you 13 got to give it up 
 ??/??/78 Miami Arena
Miami, FL 
 1 cdr     A-  Marvin Gaye 1978-x-x Miami Arena, Miami, FL SBD > ? > CDR > EAC > FLAC 1. Got to Give It Up 2. Come Get to This 3. Let's Get It On 4. After the Dance 5. If This World Were Mine > 6. Ain't Nothing Like Real Thing 7. Ain't No Mountain High Enough 8. How Sweet Is to Be Loved by You 9. I Want You 10. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) 
 11/13/79 Nippon Budokan
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Source: Excellent Broadcast or Soundboard (But the Presence of Crowd Noise Would Seem to Indicate a Broadcast.) Lineage: CDR > EAC (secure) > mkw > SHN > mkw > WAV > CoolEdit 2000 > CDWav 1.95.1 > WAV > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC  
 ??/??/83 Pulis Speedway
Indianapolis, IN 
 1 cdr       "For The very Last Time" ... on the Music Deluxe Label....... Disc artwork says recorded in June 1983............ Possibly Marvin's last performance before his targic death on 4/1/84 . If the show was recorded in June, it is after his NBA allstar game performance on 2/13/83 and his Motown 25th anniv. performance on 3/25/83  
 ??/??/83 Unknown
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      Marvin Gaye ??/??/83 Venue - unknown City - Atlanta State - Georgia 1)I Heard It Through The Grapevine 2)Come Get To This 3)Let's Get It On 4)God Is Love 5)What's Going On 6)Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) 7)Joy Medley/Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing/Your Precious Love 8)Love Twins/If This World Were Mine 9)Rockin' After Midnight 10)Distant Lover 11)Sexual Healing 'Liberated' Bootled "Marvin Gaye In Concert" (not to be confused with comercial releases of the same title!) Silver CD > dbpowerAMP > FLAC (5) 444MB Notes: This is an excellent sounding show I bought many years ago as my first bootleg. It represents one of the greatest singers ever not long before his untimely death. The most memorable thing about the show is the sound every woman in the audience makes when he starts 'Distant Lover'. Brought to you by: Cookiepuss  

 05/23/75 Boney's Cafe
Winsted, CT 
 2 cdr      Max Creek Friday, May 23, 1975 Boney's Cafe Winsted, Connecticut Various excerpts from show (correct song order undetermined) Source: SBD/Analog (some songs from each source) -> Analog Cassette -> DAT (48k) Transfer: DAT -> Digital Coax -> Edirol Ua5 -> PC - Sound Forge 7 -> Noise Reduction Plugin -> Anti-alias Filter -> Resample 48k>44.1k -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC Taped By: ? Transfered By: Mike Nichols Disc 1: 1. Silver Jack 2. Trail To Odeo 3. Jack Straw 4. You Angel You 5. Dust On My Saddle 6. Northern Lights 7. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad* Disc 2: 1. Talk 2. Henry 3. The Last Thing On My Mind 4. Statesboro Blues 5. Bye Bye Love 6. Truckin'+ Notes: * - Fades In + - Cut The recording is a little vocal heavy  
 12/20/81 Taurus Lounge
Hartford, CT 
 1 cdr    A B-  partial show 
 06/20/82 Simsbury High School graduation , Michoud's yard
Simsbury, CT 
 2 cdr    A A+ s. antonio excellent sound 
 07/04/82 Cell Block Eleven
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr    A bob hunt conversion by john shepard fade in and/or fade out was applied to several tracks due to flips or starts with the analog 
 12/26/82 Wizard's
Tolland, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  Max Creek Sunday December 26, 1982 Wizard's Tolland, Connecticut Source: SBD > Fisher cassette deck > audio cassettes Lineage: Master cassettes > wav > cd-r; cd-r > itunes > aiff > Soundsoap2 (tape hiss removal) > Peak (audio editing) > xACT > flac Taped by Kent Askin Transfered by Ed Hall Audio editing by Ed Hall ***DISC 1*** (54:40) Set 1 The First song (Dark Hollow) and part of the second (Good Lovin') are missing 1. ...Good Lovin' (1:54) 2. You Told Me Baby (6:50) 3. Well Alright > (4:10) 4. I Saw Her Standing There (4:32) 5. Gypsy Blue (9:09) 6. Scarlet Begonias > (14:37) 7. Fire on the Mountain > (7:01) 8. Trippin' in the USA (6:25) ***DISC 2*** (62:12) Set 2 1. Emerald Eyes > (14:46) 2. Not Fade Away (11:16) 3. Dead Cat (5:41) 4. China Cat Sunflower > (11:25) 5. Space > (6:43) 6. Rainbow > (6:45) 7. One More Saturday Night (5:34) NOTES: 1. The First song (Dark Hollow) and part of the second (Good Lovin') are missing 2. Gap (for tape flip) between "Scarlet Begonias" and "Fire on the Mountain" 3. Opening notes of "China Cat Sunflower" may be missing... I can't tell :) Comments? Problems? Leave a review or email me at ed@scoogy.com 
 12/31/82 Agora Ballroom
West Hartford, CT 
 1 cdr     B-  partial show 
 05/06/83 H.L. Wilfred's
Hamden, CT 
 2 cdr     A+  Collection: : MaxCreek Band/Artist: Max Creek Date: May 6, 1983 (check for other copies) Venue: H.L. Wilfred's Location: Hamden, CT Source: SBD -> Unknown Deck -> Casette Lineage: Master Cassette -> Monster RCA -> Warm Mod Edirol Ua5 -> USB -> PC -- Sound Forge 7.0 -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC Taped by: Kent Askin Transferred by: Mike Nichols Keywords: Live concert Description Disc 1: Set 1: 1. Jack Straw ---> 2. Six Days On The Road 3. Dance 4. Well Alright ---> 5. The Harder They Come 6. Easy To Slip ---> 7. Rainbow# ---> 8. Alabama Getaway Set 2: 9. Cocaine Lady ---> 10. I Know You Rider Disc 2: 1. Party Doll 2. Tore Up Over You 3. Dark Water 4. Brown-Eyed Women 5. The Field* ---> 6. Katie Mae ---> 7. Trippin' Encore: 8. Loose Lucy 9. The Seven% (fades out) Notes # - There is a tape flip near the begining of rainbow. * - sounds like the taper had his deck on pause between brown-eyed and field to save his tape % - this was at the end of the set 2 tape. not sure what show it is from, but an excellent sample of very early creek.  
 07/06/83 Gatsby's Cafe
Middletown, CT 
 2 cdr      Max Creek 1983-07-06 (2nd Set) Gatsby's Cafe Middletown, Connecticut Source: 2nd Generation Soundboard Recorded By: Unknown Transfered By: Robert Mullen (lvrwm) Transfer Date: 2010-11-18 Lineage: 1st gen. copy from master sbd cassette (TDK or Maxell)->unknown stereo cassette deck->Teac 3 Head Stereo Cassette Deck->2nd gen. cassette tape (TDK-SA90)->Yamaha Natural Sound Stereo Cassette Deck K-902->CD Wave Editor (Tracking)->TLH (flac level 8). Comments: Attended this show and trader buddy Russ was able to get a copy from the master sbd cassette soon after this show. Copied from his 1st gen. copy in a tape trading session. Max Creek alway put on a good show whenever we saw them, and this show was no exception. Enjoy. Tracklist Set 2: 01-Bertha 02-Midnight Hour-> 03-Werewolves Of London-> 04-Franklin's Tower 05-Heatwave 06-The Harder They Come 07-Emerald Eyes-> 08-Rider Jam-> 09-I Know You Rider Encore: 10-Slowdown Band Members: Scott Murawski-Guitars, Vocals John Rider-Bass, Vocals Mark Mercier-Keyboards, Vocals Bob Gosselin-Drums Rob Fried-Percussion, vocals (RIP) Amy Fazzano-Vocals STAY STEALTHY MY FRIENDS  
 08/11/83 Yellow Kittens
Block Island, RI 
 3 cdr      Source: Soundboard 1st Gen Cassette Transfer: Nakamichi DR-1 > Korg MR-1 @ [1 bit / 2.8 mhz] Rate conversion to [24/88.2] with AudioGate Mastering: In WaveLab with Nomad Blue Tube Plugins Rate conversion to [16/44.1] with r8brain > CD Wave > TLH > Flac Recorded by Jim Thurston (master) to 1st gen and Mastering by Bill Koucky Green Mountain Bros. October 16, 2008 <a href="/shn/96393">Source Detail</a> 
 11/18/83 Colt Building
Hartford, CT 
 0         
 12/27/83 E.M. Loew Center for the Performing Arts
Worcester, MA 
 2 cdr       
 01/27/84 Jonathan Swift's
Cambridge, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Max Creek Friday January 27, 1984 Jonathan Swift's Cambridge, MA Source: SBD > Fisher cassette deck > audio cassettes Lineage: Master cassettes > wav > cd-r; cd-r > itunes > aiff > Soundsoap2 (tape hiss removal) > Peak (audio editing) > xACT > flac Taped by Kent Askin Transfered by Ed Hall Audio editing by Ed Hall ***DISC 1*** (51:21) Set 1 1. talk (:38) 2. Brown-Eyed Women > (5:02) 3. Cities (5:31) 4. Gypsy Blue (10:28) 5. Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (11:42) 6. It's All Over Now (6:26) 7. Waiting for You (6:40) 8. You Don't Know (4:52) ***DISC 2*** (53:45) 1. Cassidy > (9:51) 2. The Field > (9:22) 3. Cassidy > (1:34) 4. Bertha (9:53) Set 2 5. talk (:59) 6. Emotional Railroad (8:29) 7. U. S. Blues (6:17) 8. Mystery Train (7:19) ***DISC 3*** (67:56) 1. LFS (5:32) 2. "snazzy hat giveaway" (3:48) 3. Henry > (3:51) 4. Back Porch Boogie Blues (3:25) 5. Just a Rose > (18:38) 6. The Other One > (3:53) 7. Good Lovin' > (1:58) 8. Slow Down (10:34) Encore 9. talk (1:27) 10. Jones (7:31) Second Encore 11. talk (1:29) 12. Scarlet Begonias (cut) (5:49) NOTES: 1. John had a bad throat, which got progressively worse as the evening went along. The following problems all occur on disc 3: 2. Gap (for tape flip) during "Just a Rose" 3. 37 seconds of buzz at start of "Good Lovin'" 4. 2-1/2 minutes of signal loss early in "Slow Down" 5. Gap (for tape flip) during "Scarlet Begonias" 6. "Scarlet Begonias" cut Comments? Problems? Leave a review or email me at ed@scoogy.com  
 04/26/85 Agora Ballroom
West Hartford, CT 
 3 cdr      Max Creek Friday, April 26, 1985 Agora Ballroom, West Hartford, CT Source Lineage: 1st Set: Soundboard -> Cassette (x) -> Maxell XLII 2nd Set: Soundboard -> Cassette (x) -> Maxell UD-90 Transfer: Cassette -> Nakamichi DR-1 -> Edirol Ua5 -> Nomad3 (WAV 44.1k) -> Adobe Audition 1.5 -> CDWAV 1.9.4 -> shntool 1.2.3 -> WAV Set one 3rd gen, from Taper Jones (TaperJones@aol.com) Set two 2nd? gen, from Jack Quinn (jquinn@illumina.com) Lesser gen than set one. No dolby or post-transfer noise reduction was used. Set one: Left channel boosted by +3Db Normalized to 85% Set two: Normalized to 85% Transferred by: Stephen Windsor, stephenr@snet.net April 2006 14th Anniversary Show. Set one, disc one: 1. tuning 2. Emotional Railroad -> 3. Blood Red Roses 4. I Saw Her Standing There 5. //Brown Eyed Women 6. Fire & Brimstone* 7. Trippin' 8. If You Ask Me Set one, disc two: 1. Mozambique* -> 2. Jam -> 3. Sugar Magnolia* Set two: 4. "Champagne" 5. Emerald Eyes* -> 6. Somebody to Love$ 7. July, You're a Woman Set two, disc three: 1. Scarlet Begonias* 2. Stormy Monday 3. Windows -> 4. Drum solo -> 5. Space -> 6. Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad// Encore Werewolves Of London (missing) $ with Amy Fazzano on lead vocal * with Amy Fazzano on backup vocals  
 12/29/85 Jonathan Swift’s Pub
Cambridge, MA 
 1 cdr      Max Creek ( With Jorma Kaukonen ) Jonathan Swift’s Pub Cambridge, Massachusetts December 29, 1985 Source: Soundboard > Sony D6 Master Cassette Transfer: Nakamichi DR-1 > Korg MR-1 DFF [1-bit 2.8 MHz] Rate Conversion: AudioGate to WAV [24/96] Mastering in WaveLab with Nomad EQ and Limiter Plugins Rate Conversion: r8brain to [16/44.1] > CD WAVE > TLH > Flac Transfer, Mastering January 25, 2009 Late Show: 1. Windows > 2. L.F.S. 3. Mystery Train 4. – Enter Jorma Kaukonen w/ Electric Guitar – 5. I Heard It Through The Grapevine > 6. Who Do You Love > 7. Get Back Time: 60:21 Max Creek opened the early show then Jorma opened the late show and then Jorma joined Max Creek during the end of their set.  
 05/30/86 JB's Theater
Albany, NY 
 2 cdr     A+   
 11/18/89 The Warehouse
Rochester, NY 
 1 cdr    A  2cnd set only nice sbrd recording 
 04/30/94 The Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       
 12/07/02 the snow barn
west dover, VT 
 3 cdr       

 04/26/79 Kornhaus
Ulm, Germany 
 2 cdr      Max Roach Quartet Ulm Germany Kornhaus 1979-04-26 Cecil Bridgewater tp, Odeon Pope ts Calvin Hill b, Max Roach dr CD 1: total time 40:11 1) 01:44 Papa Jo 2) 03:51 For Big Sid 3) 18:00 Effie 13:30 i n t o Drums in Five 04:30 4) 16:01 Variations on a Monk Theme (Round Midnight) CD 2: total time 45:58 1) 25:28 Nommo solo –b- ts –tp – dr 2) 11:18 In a sentimental mood 3) 08:58 It´s Time  

 12/11/73 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      **************** Mike's note - Despite what it says below, etree has a listing for a show on this date happening in Boston at Paul's Mall, not the Jazz Workshop.... I suppose we dont know where the performance really took place..... **************************************************************** McCoy Tyner Quartet The Jazz Workshop Boston, MA 11 December 1973 FM broadcast > master reel tape > 1st gen reel played back on Akai GX4000D > Numark 20 Band Equalizer > HHB CDR 830 by allsoundz from 1st gen reel (recorded by NC) cdr>eac(secure mode)>flac(level 6) by carville 19 December 2007 total time 77:17 1 2 piano solo 3 McCoy Tyner - piano Azar Lawrence - tenor and soprano saxophones Billy Hart - drums Alex Blake - bass note: McCoy's 35th birthday 
 ??/??/84 Winnipeg Art Gallery
Winnipeg, MB 
 1 cdr      ************************* Mike's note - I burned this onto the end of disc 2 of the McCoy Tyner Big Band show from 9/1990 ****************************************** McCoy Tyner Winnipeg Art Gallery Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 1984 Personel: McCoy Tyner - solo piano Setlist: 01. It's You or No One (6:55) 02. Ballad for Aisha (8:18) 03. ? (7:31) 04. Blues on the Corner (7:38) Total time: 30:24 Broadcast on CBC-FM's "Jazz Beat" airdate '08/25/84 Sound Quality A+ FM (MASTER) 166 MB flac Lineage/source: fm(CBC)>Maxell UD-90 >(rec)Pioneer pt-1000(dolby B)> (pb)Technics RS-T73(dolby B)> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb)  

 02/??/90 Kimballs East
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      McCoy Tyner Trio With Bobby Hutcherson DSB Kimballs East, Oakland, CA February 1990 Night 1 This is a Digital Soundboard Tape. The show is incomplete but includes 2 hours of music. Lineage: Sound Board>Panasonic SV255 (48KHZ)>Panasonic 3700>Panasonic 3700>Digital Domain conversion 44KHZ> Card Deluxe Digital I/O>Soundforge>Flac The band Members include: McCoy Tyner - Piano Avery Sharpe - Bass Aaron Scott - Drums Bobby Huthcerson - Vibes Need help on the set list Enjoy  

 09/??/90 Jazz Festival Baden-Württemberg
Esslingen am Neckar, Germany 
 2 cdr      McCoy Tyner Big Band Live at Jazz Festival Baden-Württemberg 1990, Esslingen am Neckar, Germany, 1990-09-XX Source: FM>MASTER Audio Tape copy>CD>trade>EAC Secure>Flac frontend>flac level 6 Sound: A+ (listen to mp3 sample) LINEUP: Earl Gardner, Virgil Jones -tp; Frank Lacy, u.m. -tb; John Clark -frh; Howard Johnson -tu; Bill Harris -ss,fl; Joe Ford -as; Bill Harris, John Stubblefield -ts; McCoy Tyner -p; Avery Sharpe -b; Aaron Scott -d; TRACKS: CD 1 SUITE 17.08 LOVER MAN 12.04 BLUES FOR BASIE 25.48 GENESIS 16.28 CD 2 LOVE SURROUNDS US 13.08 ENJOY!!  

 07/03/85 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      A SwissBird, superMAX & SimplexSimplicissimus release........... Excellent Sound Quality ! Soundboard >1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac > torrent on http://bt.easytree.org > reseed on www.dimeadozen.org Size : 504 MB Setlist : 1. Just In Time 8:09 2. Moment`s Notice 9:09 3. For Tomorrow 10:06 4. Travelin` 11:35 5. Walk Spirit Talk Spirit 9:02 6. Just Feelin` 10:16 7. Hip Toe 10:08 8. Spur Of The Moment 7:49 McCoy Tyner - piano Avery Sharpe - double bass Louis Hayes - drums as guest : Pharoah Sanders - tenor saxophone (on track 3 and 5)  

 12/01/00 Palace Theater
Albany, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  with trey anastasio 
 09/27/01 Michigan Theatre
Ann Arbor, MI 
 3 cdr      Source: FOB on lip of stage DFC > mics run on 7' stand ORTF > Neumann AK 40 > LC3KA > KM100 > AD1000 > D8 Transfer: D8 > Delta DiO 2496 > Samplitude 2496 > CDWAVE > SHNv3 Taped, Transferred, and Seeded by John D'Auria, sativa@etree.org http://sativa.etree.org 

 07/15/07 Barbican Centre
London, England 
 1 cdr      Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Barbican Centre, London, UK July 15, 2007 SBD > FM > Luxman T111 > Sony RCDW100 > CD > EAC > WAV > Adobe Audition 3.0 > CD Wave > Flac16 Broadcasted on BBC Radio 3s Jazz program on Friday August 3rd 2007 t01 A Go Go, t02 Little Walter Rides Again> t03 Down The Tube> t04 Bass Solo> t05 Down The Tube> t06 Keyboard Solo> t07 Deadzy t08 Guitar Solo> t09 What Now> t10 Drum Solo> t11 What Now> t12 Hanuman> t13 Drum Solo> t14 Miles Behind Notes Adobe Audition used to eliminate a couple of minor FM static bursts, cut out the BBC announcer and add fades where appropriate. Otherwise the recording was left alone as the quality is fine. Many thanks to Blackhills Dave for the CD master. Edited and mastered by Paul Gilbert (slimus@galecrown.com) November 22, 2007  

 11/02/91 St. David's Hall
Cardiff, Wales, UK 
 1 cdr      Mel Torme with The George Shearing Trio Mel Torme, vocal George Shearing, piano Neil Swainson, bass Donny Osborne, drums BBC FM Broadcast St.David's Hall, Cardiff, Wales 2nd November 1991 01. I'll Remember April (3:00) 02. Give Me the Simple Life (3:17) 03. Auf Wiedersehn (6:13) 04. Accentuate the Positive (3:18) 05. Duke Ellington Medley (5:48) 06. I'll be Tired of You (4:33) 07. Let's Take a Walk Around the Block (2:41) 08. Serenade in Blue (3:25) 09. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (6:51) 10. Unidentified (3:26) 11. Mountain Greenery (1:11) 12. Every Time we Say Goodbye (4:07) 13. Love is Just Around the Corner (3:08) 14. I'll Be Seeing You (3:20) 15. BBC Announcer (0:14) Another concert by the Mel 'n' George partnership, from the same tour as my previous torrent, still available at http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=243178&dllist=1#seeders Lineage: BBC FM>Teac R2R (Dolby) @7.5ips>WAVE>FLAC A littl help identifying the title of track 10 would be appreciated. 

 08/05/83 Hara Arena
Dayton, OH 
 1 cdr      Men at Work Dayton,Ohio August 5, 1983 Quality..Soundboard>eac>Flac 1. No Restrictions 2. I can see it in your eyes 3. People just love to play with words 4. Overkill 5. Touching the Untouchables 6. Catch a Star 7. Instrumental 8. Shintaro 9. High Wire 10. Down Under 11. Underground 12. Helpless Automoton 13. Who can it be Now? 14. Mr. Entertainment 15. It’s a Mistake 16. I like to 17. Be Good Johnny  

 11/03/91 The Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, MI 
 3 cdr      This came from my master tape, I had access to a suite at the time because of the company I worked for. With that came access to audio and video house feeds,any more info and I'll have to kill ya!!!. I have a vast collection of late 70's, early 80's shows that I have taped over the years and I will try and start putting them up here... I am a OTR driver and only get home on weekends, so I can only seed during that time,which limits my share ratio,but I'll start trying to put up a show a week..... (Kiss,Ozzy,Metallica ect,ect) I have known the Govner for about 16 years now. I'll never forget him asking me to step down off a table at the "91 Fort Wayne, Indiana" Metallica show because I was in the way of his 15 FOOT BOOM mic,,,,,,,THANX GOV!!!!!! Total Running Time is 161.01 mins. I decided to leave this as a 3 disk set(Like my Master CD Burn) It may be possible to eliminate the backstage stuff and overburn the 1st disk if you want to make it a 2 disk set. Dave_Jr Metallica 1991-11-03 The Palace Of Auburn Hills, Michigan Sony DX2-13 > Line In > House Feed > Maxell Hi Bias XLIIS > Sony HCD551 > Pioneer PDR 555 RW > CDR > EAC > Flac Frontend > D1Track01 Backstage Chatter D1Track02 Ecstacy Of Gold D1Track03 Enter Sandman D1Track04 Creeping Death D1Track05 Harvester Of Sorrow D1Track06 (Welcome Home) Sanitarium D1Track07 Sad But True D1Track08 Wherever I May Roam D1Track09 Bass Solo D1Track10 Through The Never D1Track11 Unforgiven D1Track12 Justice Medley D2Track01 Drum Solo D2Track02 James Drum Solo D2Track03 Kirk & Lars Solo D2Track04 Four Horsemen D2Track05 For Whom The Bell Tolls D2Track06 Fade To Black D2Track07 Whiplash D2Track08 Master Of Puppets W,Cat Scratch Fever Tease D2Track09 Seek And Destroy D2Track10 One D2Track11 Last Caress D3Track01 Am I Evil D3Track02 Battery D3Track03 Stone Cold Crazy  

 07/01/01 Montreal Jazz Festival
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr     A+  received in trade 

 12/11/96 Florida Theater
Jacksonville, FL 
 1 cdr      Length: 65 Min Source: Sound Board Quality: 9.5 Origin: CDR Trade Lineage: CDR Trade > EAC > Flac Level 8 (w/verify).......... 1. Oracle 3:09 2. While My Guitar Gently Weeps 6:07 3. Jitter Boogie 3:13 4. Baal T'Shuvah 3:52 5. Dirge 4:10 6. Because It's There 3:40 7. Silent Anticipation 4:39 8. I Carry Your Heart 5:27 Break 9. Ritual Dance 3:12 10. Like A Rolling Stone 11:56 11. Rickover's Dream 6:19 12. All Along The Watchtower 4:37 13. Aerial Boundaries 4:48  

 09/27/87 Yokohama Stadium
Yokohama, Japan 
 2 cdr      Michael Jackson Venue: Yokohama Stadium, Yokohama, Japan Date: 27 Sep 1987 Taper: Unknown Source: Radio Broadcast Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you Sound Quality: A+ in my rating and ears.... Disc 1 1 Wanna Be Startin Somethin 2 Human Nature 3 Heartbreak Hotel 4 Medley Jackson 5 5 She's Out Of My Life 6 Things I Do For You 7 Off The Wall 8 Rock With You Disc 2 1 Lovely One 2 Working Day And Night 3 Beat It 4 Billie Jean 5 Shake Your Body > Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough tease > Shake Your Body 6 Thriller 7 I Just Can't Stop Loving You 8 Bad Notes: Thought I should check if there's some interest for Michael Jackson. By an accident I found some dusty Jackson stuff in my closet I forgot I had. This one is an excellent radio broadcast from the Japanese leg of Bad World Tour 1987-1989. Since I got this in a trade I dont have any info about lineage, taping equipment etc. Do NOT encode to MP3 or any other lossy compression format!! This is intended for free trade only. Do not buy or sell!! Enjoy!! Hanshcv 
 01/27/89 Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     B+  MICHAEL JACKSON LOS ANGELES,CA:LOS ANGELES MEMORIAL SPORTS ARENA 1/27/89 Last show of tour Cassette Master -> Untracked Aiff File -> Soundforge -> FLAC 01. -intro- 02. wanna Be Startin' Somethin' 03. Heartbreak Hotel 04. Another Part Of Me 05. Human Nature 06. Smooth Criminal 07. I Just Can't Stop Loving You 08. She's Out Of My Life 09. Jackson 5 Medley ("I Want You Back", "The Love You Save", "I'll Be There") 10. Rock With You 11. Thriller 12. -Bad Groove- 13. Workin' Day And Night 14. Beat It 15. -interlude- 16. Billie Jean 17. -instrumental- 18. Bad 19. The Way You Make Me Feel 20. Man In The Mirror Band members Music Director: Greg Phillinganes Assistant Musical Director: Kevin Dorsey Keyboards: Greg Phillinganes, Christopher Currell, Rory Kaplan Drums: Ricky Lawson Guitar: Jennifer Batten, Jon Clark Bass Guitar: Don Boyette Vocal Director: Kevin Dorsey Vocals: Kevin Dorsey, Darryl Phinnessee, Dorian Holley, Sheryl Crow Dancers LaVelle Smith, Dominic Lucero, Evaldo "Eddie" Garcia, Randy Allaire  

 02/09/93 Webster Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       MICK JAGGER - LIVE AT WEBSTER HALL (VGP-360) Live in New York City, Webster Hall, February 9, 1993. Entire show in excellent stereo(!) soundboard quality. This is the release with the best quality of this show. Original silver CD -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC 1 Introduction 2 Wired All Night 3 Out of Focus 4 Sweet Thing 5 Use Me 6 Don't Tear Me Up 7 Evening Gown 8 Angel in My Heart 9 Band Introduction 10 Wandering Spirit 11 Put Me in the Trash 12 Think 13 Mother of a Man 14 Rip This Joint 15 Live With Me 16 Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing in the Shadow Artwork included! 
 02/09/93 Webster Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       MICK JAGGER - LIVE AT WEBSTER HALL (VGP-360) Live in New York City, Webster Hall, February 9, 1993. Entire show in excellent stereo(!) soundboard quality. This is the release with the best quality of this show. Original silver CD -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC 1 Introduction 2 Wired All Night 3 Out of Focus 4 Sweet Thing 5 Use Me 6 Don't Tear Me Up 7 Evening Gown 8 Angel in My Heart 9 Band Introduction 10 Wandering Spirit 11 Put Me in the Trash 12 Think 13 Mother of a Man 14 Rip This Joint 15 Live With Me 16 Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing in the Shadow Artwork included! 

 03/14/09 Melbourne Cricket Ground
Melbourne, Australia 
 1 cdr      Midnight Oil Sound Relief Benefit Concert MCG (Melbourne Cricket Ground) 14th March 2009 FM Master > FLAC Lineage = Sony STR-DE598 FM Tuner > Marantz DR700 CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition > CDWave > FLAC 01. Intro 02. Redneck Wonderland 03. Read About It 04. Blue Sky Mine 05. Advance Australia Fair 06. One Country 07. Beds Are Burning 08. King Of The Mountain 09. The Dead Heart 10. The Power and The Passion 11. Best of Both Worlds 12. Encore Break 13. Sometimes Recorded, Edited and Upped by Franger Recorded by Triple J. Legends! Enjoy... 

 09/25/48 Royal Roost
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Miles Davis Quintet Royal Roost, New York NY WMCA Radio Broadcast September 25, 1948 WMCA Radio Broadcast > ?? > cd (Peter Losin's Archive) > cd duplicated (burner to burner) > eac > flac (lvl8) Miles Davis (tpt); Lee Konitz (as); John Lewis (p); Dillon "Curly" Russell (b); Max Roach (d); Kenny "Pancho" Hagood (voc) 01 You Go to my Head 02 Half Nelson 03 Chasin' the Bird 04 52nd Street Theme -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - This was also released as LL47. The sources are the same, but this version is a little brighter. Other than this, the sources are pretty identical. - Very nice recording. Not many flaws to speak of. 
 11/30/57 L'Olympia
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      René Urtreger Quartet with Miles Davis November 30, 1957 Olympia Theatre, Paris (France) ORTF radio broadcast Miles Davis (tpt); Barney Wilen (ts); René Urtreger (p); Pierre Michelot (b); Kenny Clarke (d) 1 - Bags' Groove (M. Jackson) 6:53 2 - Tune Up (M. Davis) 4:17 3 - Four (M. Davis) 5:57 4 - Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 7:26 5 - No Moe (S. Rollins) 7:20 6 - 'Round Midnight (T. Monk) 5:12  
 04/03/60 Kongress-Saal, Deutsches Museum
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Live'Trane Underground DISC 1 .... Miles Davis Quintet, 1960: Unknown venue, probably West Germany between March 21 and April 10, 1960 1. So What (10:36--beginning cut off) 2. 'Round Midnight (5:46) 3. Walkin' (11:01--incomplete) 4. So What (10:17) Miles Davis (trumpet) John Coltrane (tenor sax) Wynton Kelly (piano) Paul Chambers (bass) Jimmy Cobb (drums) ..... Lineage/source: fm> tape> cd-r> eac> wav> shn  
 04/09/60 Kurhaus
Scheveningen, Holland 
 1 cdr      VARA Radio Broadcast [Re-broadcast, NPS Radio 4, November 10, 2005] 
 11/06/67 Salle Pleyel
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      miles davis 6 November 1967 Salle Pleyel, Paris, France 01. Round Midnight 08:07 02. No Blues 13:01 03. Masqualero 10:41 04. I Fall in Love too Easily 07:54 05. Riot 06:07 06. Walkin' 09:10 07. On Green Dolphin Street 16:40 08. The Theme 00:46 Miles Davis (tp) Wayne Shorter (ts) Herbie Hancock (p) Ron Carter (b) Tony Williams (dr) ORTF radio broadcast > ? > silver cd > eac (secure) > flac (level 6) This is a direct copy of Jazz Music Yesterday JMY 1003-2.  
 07/25/69 Festival De Juan Pins
Antibes, France 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 04/11/70 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      opened for the grateful dead .... Miles Davis (tp); Steve Grossman (ss); Chick Corea (p); Dave Holland (b); Jack DeJohnette (d); Airto Moreira (pc) 
 04/12/70 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      MILES DAVIS Footprints Live At Fillmore West April 12, 1970 Fillmore West Auditorium San Francisco, CA \ \ Track List (74:20): 1. It's About That Time - 10:38 2. Directions - 11:58 3. I Fall in Love Too Easily - 1:46 4. Sanctuary - 3:46 5. Footprints - 10:23 6. Agitation - 1:46 7. No Blues - 7:40 8. Bitches Brew - 14:20 9. Spanish Key - 11:11 10. The Theme - 0:46 \ \ Musicians: \ Miles Davis - trumpet \ Steve Grossman - soprano saxophone \ Chick Corea - electric piano \ Dave Holland - bass, electric bass \ Jack DeJohnette - drums \ Airto Moreira - percussion \ \ Source:\ Soundboard\ \ Lineage:\ SBD >? >DAT @ 48 kHz >.wav via S/PDIF and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 digital soundcard >SoundForge 6.0 >CD Wave > FLAC} 
 07/11/82 Theatre St. Denis
Montréal, QC 
 1 cdr      Track List (57:20): 1. DJ Introduction - 0:35 2. Back Seat Betty - 14:37 3. My Man's Gone Now - 14:55 4. Aida - 10:10 5. Jean Pierre - 17:01 Musicians: Miles Davis - trumpet, keyboards Bill Evans - tenor and soprano saxophones, piano, flute Mike Stern - guitar Marcus Miller - electric bass Al Foster - drums Mino Cinelu - percussion Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) "Jazz Sur le Vif" FM broadcast Lineage: FM >cassettes >DAT at 48 kHz >.wav via S/PDIF and M-Audio Audiophile 2496 digital soundcard >SoundForge 6.0 >CD Wave >FLAC (level 8) Notes: Incomplete broadcast; "Ife" and "Fat Time" are missing. As this CBC broadcast series often only carried around 30 minutes at a time, it is possible that this concert was aired in two 30-minute segments or one 60-minute segment, edited to accommodate the station's programming format. -Milesian December 2006 
 07/16/86 Jardin des Arènes de Cimiez, Garden Stage
Nice, France 
 2 cdr      Encore Jean Pierre is missing............ Lineage: SBD>MCA(Sony TC D5 M, TDK D no dolby)>CAS>Marc 2(24/64)>HD>WAVELAB Remaster> 16 bit/ 44.1 khz conversation>normalisation up to 0.01 db>CD Wave (tracking)>flac frontend (level 8) 
 07/11/88 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      Miles Davis 1988-07-11 (a) Stuttgarter Jazzgipfel '88 Liederhalle Stuttgart, Germany 1cdr, fm, 54:08, A+ SDR FM radio broadcast - rebroadcast of part of concert on the hour-long jazz radio program "Nachtclub" lineage: fm > dat > cas > WavLab > cdr Miles Davis (tp, synth); Kenny Garrett (ss, as, fl); Joe "Foley" McCreary (lead-b); Robert Irving III, Adam Holzman (synth); Benjamin Reitveld (el-b); Ricky Wellman (d); Marilyn Mazur (perc); Michael Naura (ann) 01 radio announcemt 0:40 02 In a Silent Way 1:28 03 Intruder 4:58 04 New Blues (Star People) 7:34 05 Perfect Way 5:29 06 The Senate / Me and You 10:36 07 Human Nature 10:35 [//] 08 Heavy Metal 6:30 09 Don't Stop Me Now 6:13 (voiceover to cut) WavLab 4 remaster by Guiseppe Candiamo of AllSound Restore add.plaz.edits: - repaired SBEs - removed a few clicks - balanced: R-channel +0.70 dB - gain normalized and retracked There are several complete and incomplete broadcast recordings and several CD bootlegs of this concert... but none sound this good :-) Enjoy, brought to you by the patricio and guiseppe Uploaded to Dime, April 14, 2010.  

 07/02/92 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ........ Soundboard > ReelToReel >DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org .... Soundboard > ReelToReel >DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  

 02/15/03 House of Blues
Las Vegas, NV 
 3 cdr     A- richard campbell with dickey betts of allman bros. , mike gordon of phish , and frank hannon of tesla 
 02/10/05 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Source: FOB Audience - B&K(DPA)4021s directly at FOB ~14' split (~6' height, shock mounts) > Lunatec V3 (+37db, 16/44.1) > Digigram VX Pocket > Sony Vaio Picturebook / SoundForge 4.5 (recording) 7.0 (trim, fades) / CD Wave Editor (tracking) > FLAC Taped by: ericv...........Tsunami Relief Benefit * with John Medeski on keys, Sam Bush on Violin ^ with John Medeski on keys ** Sam Bush solo ^^ with Sam Bush on mandolin # with Sam Bush on mandolin, Trey Anastasio on guitar $ with Trey Anastasio on guitar $$ Trey Anastasio solo acoustic % with Jennifer Hartswick and Ray Paczowski keyboard most of SET II Notes: Opening words/introductions from the start of SET II are missing. All the music is included.  

 10/04/68 Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      THE MONKEES OCTOBER 4, 1968 BUDOKAN HALL TOKYO, JAPAN Lineage: CD-R>WAV>FLAC Tracklist: 01 Last Train To Clarksville 02 I Wanna Be Free 03 D.W. Washburn 04 Daydream Believer 05 Cuddly Toy 06 Salesman 07 It's Nice To Be With You 08 Mary, Mary 09 Cindy, Cindy (Peter Tork solo spot) 10 Peter Percival Patterson's Pet Pig Porky (Peter Tork solo spot) 11 Johnny B. Goode (Michael Nesmith solo spot) 12 Gonna Build A Mountain (Davy Jones solo spot) 13 I Got A Woman (Micky Dolenz solo spot) 14 I'm A Believer 15 (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone MICKY DOLENZ: DRUMS, VOCALS DAVY JONES: PERCUSSION, BASS, VOCALS MICHAEL NESMITH: GUITAR, VOCALS PETER TORK: BASS, ORGAN, BANJO, VOCALS Tracks 11-13 feature musical backing by the Floral (opening act that night). 

 08/03/97 World Music Theatre
Tinley Park, IL 
 1 cdr    A-   Source: Neumann KM-140 (ortf, handheld) > Beyer MV-100 > Sony SBM-1 @ 48 KHz Taped by: Transfer: DAT (c) > Sony 59ES > Monster coax > Audiophile 2496 > Wave Lab 5.0 > CD Wave > flac (8) Transfer by: BobbyHurley 01 Tuning 02 You Look Like Rain 03 Pulled Over the Car * 04 I Was a Drunk * 05 Swing It Low * Players: Mark Sandman (Morphine ) on Vocals, 2 String Slide Bass Dana Colley (Morphine) on Baritone Sax Billy Conway (Morphine) on Drums John Medeski (MMW) on Clavinet, Organ * Les Claypool (Primus) on Bass * John Popper (Blues Traveler) on Harmonica  

 07/07/87 The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      Motown Revue "Dancin' In The Streets" July 7, 1987 The Catalyst Santa Cruz, California, USA with David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks, Martha Reeves, Mary Wells and Curtis Womack Soundboard monitor feed and microphones - live matrix mix. Very decent sound quality - check the samples to get an idea of the sound for yourself. disc 1 - 68:53 01 [4:18] Hold On I'm Comin' [vocal by Ron Hoven] [cuts in near beginning] 02 [5:01] Mary Wells intro > You Beat Me To The Punch 03 [3:35] Two Lovers 04 [5:06] The One Who Really Loves You > Curtis Womack intro > 05 [1:41] Wonderful World > 06 [4:07] She Don't Love You > 07 [3:59] Chain Gang > 08 [1:16] You Beat Me To The Punch 09 [4:06] My Guy 10 [3:37] Bye Bye Baby > 11 [2:04] Shout > Mary Wells, Curtis Womack outro 12 [1:13] announcer talk 13 [3:58] Martha Reeves intro > Ready For Love 14 [4:34] Come and Get These Memories 15 [0:32] childhood song bit and talk 16 [4:22] Nowhere To Run 17 [1:08] talk 18 [5:29] I'll Have To Let Him Go 19 [3:30] Jimmy Mack 20 [5:17] Heat Wave disc 2 - 52:30 01 [2:18] Get Ready [cuts in near beginning] 02 [1:43] Boogie Down > 03 [5:32] Keep On Truckin' 04 [0:22] David Ruffin intro 05 [6:30] My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) 06 [4:17] Statue Of A Fool 07 [3:51] Just My Imagination > 08 [2:19] Ain't Too Proud To Beg > 09 [3:01] Girl (Why You Wanna Make Me Blue?) > 10 [7:51] My Girl [including parts of It's Growing and Since I Lost My Baby] > 11 [2:13] The Way You Do The Things You Do > 12 [3:22] (I Know) I'm Losing You 13 [1:46] announcer, outro and crowd before show finale 14 [5:09] Dancin' In The Streets 15 [2:16] announcer outro and crowd Mary Wells: disc 1 - tracks 2-4 Mary Wells and Curtis Womack: disc 1 - tracks 5-11 Martha Reeves: disc 1 tracks 12-20 Eddie Kendricks: disc 2 tracks 1-3 David Ruffin: disc 2 tracks 4-6 Eddie Kendricks and David Ruffin: disc 2 tracks 7-12 Martha Reeves with Eddie Kendricks, David Ruffin and Mary Wells show finale: disc 2 track 14 other info: Master of ceremonies/announcer: Ron Hoven backing band: Splendor Monitor soundboard feed with 2 Crown PZM microphones, 2 Nakamichi cm300 microphones and one other ambient mic. mounted on balcony railing - Live matrix mix. Dolby C Maxell MX90 (metal tape) > Sony ES series auto-reverse cassette deck. Transferred with Nakamichi Dragon > Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia III card > Pro Tools (minor "nip and tuck" edits, normalization and tracking) > AIFF > xACT (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified. md5 file created with checkSUM+. These matrix mixes tend to be ambient sounding to add presence to the dry board signal so please don't complain that this doesn't sound enough like a soundboard - it did end up a lot better as a matrix mix than it would have sounded as board or audience alone. Since the mix was done live, this is all that there is... Other notes: It's funny that Martha Reeves keeps referring to Santa Cruz as San Carlos ("it's great to be here in San Carlos tonight"). Also it should be noted that this show was previously seeded from a different source audience master about 2 years ago (thanks Mark!). Enjoy and SHARE! 

 05/??/64 Olympia Music Hall
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      Muddy Waters Olympia Paris , 1964 (exact date unknown ) sbd artwork - yes lineage:cdr>eac>flac frontend (level 6)>dime 1. Country Boy 2. Baby Please Don't Go 3. Hoochie Coochie Man 4. Tiger In Your Tank 5. She's 19 Years Old 6. Counrty Jail 7. Long Distance Call 8. Rock Me Baby 9. Trouble No More 10. Rosalie 11. Rollin' and Tumblin' Thanks to titopuente for the artwork......... Muddy Waters Olympia Paris , 1964 (exact date unknown ) sbd artwork - yes lineage:cdr>eac>flac frontend (level 6)>dime 1. Country Boy 2. Baby Please Don't Go 3. Hoochie Coochie Man 4. Tiger In Your Tank 5. She's 19 Years Old 6. Counrty Jail 7. Long Distance Call 8. Rock Me Baby 9. Trouble No More 10. Rosalie 11. Rollin' and Tumblin' Thanks to titopuente for the artwork......... Muddy Waters Olympia Paris , 1964 (exact date unknown ) sbd artwork - yes lineage:cdr>eac>flac frontend (level 6)>dime 1. Country Boy 2. Baby Please Don't Go 3. Hoochie Coochie Man 4. Tiger In Your Tank 5. She's 19 Years Old 6. Counrty Jail 7. Long Distance Call 8. Rock Me Baby 9. Trouble No More 10. Rosalie 11. Rollin' and Tumblin' Thanks to titopuente for the artwork.........  
 03/06/77 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 2 cdr     A-  with johhny winter 
 03/18/79 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Muddy Waters My Father's Place Old Roslyn, NY 03.18.79 Source: Pre-FM SBD feed > Nak 550 > Maxell UDXL2 (no NR) via Peter Hedeman Transfer: MC > Aiwa AD-850 > Live Wire cables (RCA > XLR) > Behringer UltraMatch 2496 (A > D) > toslink > Delta Dio 2496 @ 24/96) > Wavelab 5.01 > WAV Re-Master: Wavelab 5.01 (X-noise to reduce hiss; 192 kHz resampler > 44.1; L3-Multimaximizer to boost gain and dither to 16 bits) > FLAC 1. Dennis McNamara Intro > 2. Instrumental 3. Walking The Blues > 4. Muddy intro 5. Nine Below Zero 6. They Call Me Muddy Waters 7. Walkin' Thru The Park 8. Got My Mojo Working 9. Mannish Boy ("I'm A Man") > 10. Muddy Waters & Johnny Winter outro jam > crowd noise Encore: 11. Kansas City Here I Come 12. Bare-Footin' Per usual, Muddy Waters comes onstage after the band has been playing for a while. Johnny Winter joins for Walkin' Thru The Park and stays for the rest of the show. Tape flip after Got My Mojo Working, but no music was lost. No other sound or media problems on this one. Enjoy. --mhg :: August 8, 2006  

 01/12/13 Super Arena
Saitama, Japan 
 2 cdr      Muse 2013-01-12 Saitama (Japan), Super Arena (Pure FM Broadcast) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ***Contrast clause*** This torrent isn't the same that these 2 previous torrents: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=451630 Uploaded by RWLover (Thanks again !) from Ogg FLAC lossless webstream 11 tracks (53min 02s) with lot of dj talks http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=435475 Uploaded by marantz123 (Thanks again !) Complete audience recording (23 tracks 1h52min49s) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Broadcasted on Pure FM (Belgium, 2013-06-19 0:03-1:33). Stereo reception. Excellent sound. Complete broadcast. Incomplete show : 5 songs are missing (Panic Station, Animals, Monty Jam, The 2nd Law: Isolated System, Survival) Recording Gear: Pioneer Synthesizer Tuner F-Z93L --> Pioneer Amplifier XD-Z53T --> Roland Edirol R09HR v.1.04 (16bit/44kHz) input level at 41 --> PC with USB cable Post production: volume and balance adjusted, fade in (track 01), fade out (track 19), tracks created and tagged with SoundForgePro. 4 radio jingles was delete (no music lost). Rest 2 radio jingles of 2 sec (not delete). Tracks in wav --> Flac 8, Align on sector boundaries using fix and .ffp with Trader's Little Helper Setlist: 01. Intro - DJ 02. The 2nd Law: Unsustainable 03. Supremacy 04. Interlude / Hysteria 05. Bliss 06. Supermassive Black Hole 07. Man With A Harmonica / Knights of Cydonia 08. Explorers 09. Sunburn 10. Time Is Running Out 11. Liquid State 12. Madness 13. Follow Me 14. Undisclosed Desires 15. Plug In Baby 16. New Born (Deftones' Headup Outro) 17. Uprising (Extended Outro) 18. Crowd Waiting For The Encore 19. Starlight Total Time: 1:29:21 Do not sell this recording. Don't convert it to mp3 or other lossy formats except for your own personal use. Please support artists by buying their officially released material & by going to see them in concert ! Recorded, transferred, mastered and uploaded by trebor on Dimeadozen, HungerCity & musebootlegs 2013-06-19 I'd like to get feedback from you, so please leave comments or acknowledgement ! If you come to this late and there are no seeders, just PM me and I'll up it again as I always keep the torrent until it will be removed from the tracker Enjoy ! 

 12/10/06 Gibson Ampitheatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Web: KROQ's Almost Acoustic Christmas Source: Webcast => Microtrack => E0 Video (Split Tracks) => dbampconverter => .Flac Audio: Audio: PCM, 48000 Hz, Stereo, 16-Bit, 192 kb/s Setlist: 01 - Dead! 02 - I'm Not Ok 03 - Mama 04 - Welcome To The Black Parade 05 - The Sharpest Lives 06 - ???? 07 - ???? 08 - Helena 09 - ????m 10 - Famous Last Words Time: 43mins 35secs Right I Know Wot Ur All Thinking, Webcast = Low Quality Mp3 Sourced?? YES & NO, I RECORDED THE SHOW STRAIGHT ONTO MY MICRO TRACK VIA HEADPHONE SOCKET ON PC TO THE MIC SOCKET ON MICROTRACK THEN RECORDED IT THEN SOURCED IT BACK TO .WAV ON THE PC SO THIS SOURCE AINT MP3 SOURCED. Theres A Couple Of Tracks I Dont Know So If Anyone Can Fill Them In Thanks. 

 12/05/70 Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Neil Young - Carnegie Hall - Excellent Soundboard - NYC - 12-5-70 1 River 2 Cinamon 3 A Child 4 To Fly 5 Loner 6 Wondering 7 Helpless 8 Southern Man 9 Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing 10 On The way Home 11 Tell Me Why 12 Only Love Can Break Your Heart 13 Old Man 14 After The Goldrush 15 Flying On The Ground Is Wrong 16 Don't Let It Bring You Down 17 Cowgirl In The Sand 18 Birds 19 Bad For Of Lonliness 20 Ohio 21 See The Sky About To Rain +Sugar Mountain [Not Listed On Cover] TORRENT TITLE : Neil Young - Carnegie Hall - Excellent Soundboard - NYC - 12-5-70 ARTIST NAME : Neil Young BOOTLEG TITLE : Carnegie Hall VENUE: Carnegie Hall CITY: New York City DATE: December 5, 1970 SOURCE : Excellent Soundboard TYPE : .Flac ARTWORK : Yes Fades out inbetween tracks. Mikey64 
 11/15/76 Auditorium Theater
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr      Neil Young & Crazy Horse - "Chicago Hurricane" Chicago Auditorium, Chicago, IL 11/15/1976 Second Show SBD Recording First Set- 1. Heart of Gold 2. The Old Laughing Lady 3. Journey Through the Past 4. Too Far Gone 5. Give Me Strength 6. The Needle and the Damage Done 7. A Man Needs a Maid 8. Tell Me Why 9. Sugar Mountain Second Set- 1. Country Home 2. Don't Cry No Tears 3. Peace of Mind 4. Lotta Love 5. Like a Hurricane 6. After the Gold Rush 7. Are You Ready for the Country? BONUS - Mansfield, MA. 9-21-86 8. Down by the River 9. Inca Queen 10. Opera Star 11. Eldorado DO NOT SELL! DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3! I see that my "Greendale" set went well, so I figured I'd post one of my fav Neil boots. I traded for this show off Neil tree 8 yrs. ago. This soundboard recording is an A+, and it's the late show. Sorry, I do not have artwork for this. I will be posting more of my many Neil shows here in the future. Enjoy all, 
 11/20/76 Palladium (Early)
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Disc One (35:54) Set One - Neil solo acoustic 01. audience 02. Mister Soul 03. Old Laughing Lady 04. Journey Through The Past 05. Pocahontas 06. Mellow My Mind (aborted) 07. Mellow My Mind 08. The Needle And The Damage Done 09. Roll Another Number For The Road 10. A Man Needs A Maid 11. Sugar Mountain Disc Two (59:57) Set Two - Neil with Crazy Horse 01. audience, tuning 02. Country Home 03. Don't Cry No Tears 04. Down By The River 05. Bite The Bullet 06. Lotta Love 07. Like A Hurricane 08. After The Gold Rush (Neil solo) 09. Cortez The Killer 10. Cinnamon Girl 11. Encore: Helpless Master Audience Cassette: 2 Sony ECM-33P Mics > Sony TC-153SD cassette deck, Dolby on, taped onto Maxell UD-XL 90 cassettes. 15-foot mic cables from 6th row balcony to the balcony front rail, and 20-foot mic-cord extensions for a mic spread of approx 40-feet. Transfer: Master Cassette played back on Nakamichi Dragon > HHB CDR830Plus > EAC > SoundForge 6.0 (for fades, tape flip) > CD-Wave 1.94.5 > WAV > FLAC Frontend (with sector boundary align) > seeded to DAD Aug 2005 
 09/27/84 World's Fair International Amphitheater
New Orleans, LA 
 2 cdr      Neil Young - World Fair International Ampitheatre - 09-27-84 CD1 1 - Hawks and Doves 2 - Comes a Time 3 - Bound for Glory 4 - Are There Anymore Real Cowboys 5 - Let Your Fingers Do the Walkin' 6 - Heart of Gold 7 - Amber Jene 8 - Roll Another Number 9 - Love Is A Rose 10 - Southern Pacific 11 - Needle And The Damage Done 12 - Helpless 13 - California Sunset CD2 1 - It Might Have Been [Trad.] 2 - Flyin' On the Ground is Wrong 3 - Soul of A Woman 4 - Feild Of Opportunity 5 - Old Man 6 - Powderfinger 7 - Get Back To The Country 8 - Four Strong Winds [Ian Tyson] 9 - Down By the River TORRENT TITLE : Neil Young - World Fair International Ampitheatre - 09-03-84 ARTIST NAME : Neil Young + International Harvesters BOOTLEG TITLE : Down by the River VENUE: World Fair International Ampitheatre CITY: New Orleans DATE: September 3, 1984 SOURCE : EX+ Soundboard TYPE : .Flac ARTWORK : Yes A Christmas gift from mikey64 and his nephew. A gem from the 1984 tour. This Is for everybody who celebrates Christmas and if you don't just dig Neil. Peace on earth...Can it be? mikey64 
 11/21/86 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 2 cdr/shn      Source: FM (sbd) > DAT(M) (WBCN rebroadcast around 1994) Transfer: DAT 60ES > M-Audio Audiophile USB > WAV > flac taper and transfer: jbraveman@hotmail.com December 2004...... Disc 1 1. Mr. Soul 2. Cinnamon Girl 3. When You Dance I Can Really Love 4. Down By The River 5. Too Lonely 6. Talk 7. Heart Of Gold 8. After The Goldrush 9. Inca Queen 10. Drive Back 11. Opera Star 12. Cortez The Killer disc 2 1. Sample And Hold 2. Computer Age 3. Violent Side 4. Mideast Vacation 5. Long Walk Home 6. The Needle and The Damage 7. When Your Lonely Heart Breaks 8. Around The World 9. Powderfinger 10. Like A Hurricane 11. Hey Hey, My My 12. Prisoners Of Rock & Roll Original Taper's Notes: This FM show was broadcast in Boston around 1994. I taped the show off the air on DAT. Overall the sound is very good, what you would expect for an FM broadcast. There is 1 spot of diginoise towards the very end of Like a Hurricane. There are no dropouts. All the commercials were cut out using Goldwave. There were no fades in the music except for between Cortez the Killer and Sample and Hold. I left these FM fades as they were.  
 ??/??/86 Rusted Out Garage Tour
Various, Various 
 1 cdr       eil Young OLD GRINGO! Buccaneer Records (BUC 026/1 & 026/2) Source: Pre-FM WWO broadcast discs Transfer: Original silvers -> EAC -> Flac(8) DISC ONE -- 1986 U.S. tour with Crazy Horse, broadcast in 1987 1 Mr. Soul 2 Cinnamon Girl 3 When You Dance I Can Really Love 4 Down by the River 5 Drive Back 6 Born to Rock 7 Heart of Gold 8 Sugar Mountain 9 The Needle and the Damage Done 10 After the Gold Rush 11 Sample and Hold 12 Computer Age 13 Violent Side 14 Like a Hurricane 15 My My, Hey Hey DISC TWO -- 1989 European solo tour, broadcast in 1990 1 Hey Hey, My My 2 Keep on Rockin' in the Free World 3 The Old Laughing Lady 4 Razor Love 5 Don't Let It Bring You Down 6 Someday 7 Crime in the City 8 El Dorado 9 Too Far Gone 10 Comes a Time 11 The Needle and the Damage Done 12 No More 13 Ohio 14 Powderfinger Sources: DISC 1 Westwood One Superstar Series, United States 1986 Tracks 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 13 Unknown 4 Los Angeles 11-19-86 5, 6, 14, 15 Costa Mesa 11-15-86 7 Tempe 11-14-86 8 Tucson 11-13-86 12 Denver 11-11-86 DISC 2 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series, Europe 1989 Tracks 1, 2, 9, 12 Hamburg 12-8-89 3, 11, 14 Paris 12-11-89 4, 10 Rotterdam 12-13-89 5, 7, 8, 13 London 12-12-89 6 Amsterdam 12-10-89 Crazy Horse, 1986: Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, banjo, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals Billy Talbot - bass, vocals Ralph Molina - drums, vocals Acoustic European tour, 1989: Neil Young - vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar. mandolin, vocals Ben Keith - dobro, keyboards, vocals 
 12/10/89 Muziektheater Stopera
Amsterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr     A+  Notes: I saw this show was on the tracker recently, from a boot sourced from the FM broadcast with the missing two tracks spliced in from an audience tape. It reminded me that I had a more complete and (in my opinion) superior sounding soundboard version of this show in my archives. It is sourced from the pre-FM soundboard tapes with the lineage Soundboard tape>Cassette (1gen)>DAT>Hard Disk (via SPDIF)>Cool Edit 2000 (Resample to 44.1kHz)>CDR It INCLUDES the track Fuckin' Up which was not broadcast. Unfortunately the track No More is still missing - it faded out on the DAT after a couple of seconds. I removed this snippet and some of the inter-track silence to fit the show on one 80min CDR - they were still expensive when I transferred this show! IThanks to Viglione for all the trades back in the 90s. Setlist: Disc One 01. My My, Hey Hey 02. Rockin' In The Free World (1) 03. The Old Laughing Lady 04. Don't Let It Bring You Down 05. Someday 06. Crime In The City 07. Eldorado 08. Too Far Gone 09. This Note's For You 10. The Needle And The Damage Done (No More Missing) 11. Fuckin' Up 12. After The Goldrush 13. Hanging On A Limb 14. Heart Of Gold 15. Ohio 16. Rockin' In The Free World (2) Tour : 1989 European Tour with Ben Keith And Frank Sampedro Band : Solo with support Neil Young - vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar, mandolin, vocals Ben Keith - dobro, keyboards, vocals 
 ??/??/89 Stringman Summer 1989
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      eil Young OLD GRINGO! Buccaneer Records (BUC 026/1 & 026/2) Source: Pre-FM WWO broadcast discs Transfer: Original silvers -> EAC -> Flac(8) DISC ONE -- 1986 U.S. tour with Crazy Horse, broadcast in 1987 1 Mr. Soul 2 Cinnamon Girl 3 When You Dance I Can Really Love 4 Down by the River 5 Drive Back 6 Born to Rock 7 Heart of Gold 8 Sugar Mountain 9 The Needle and the Damage Done 10 After the Gold Rush 11 Sample and Hold 12 Computer Age 13 Violent Side 14 Like a Hurricane 15 My My, Hey Hey DISC TWO -- 1989 European solo tour, broadcast in 1990 1 Hey Hey, My My 2 Keep on Rockin' in the Free World 3 The Old Laughing Lady 4 Razor Love 5 Don't Let It Bring You Down 6 Someday 7 Crime in the City 8 El Dorado 9 Too Far Gone 10 Comes a Time 11 The Needle and the Damage Done 12 No More 13 Ohio 14 Powderfinger Sources: DISC 1 Westwood One Superstar Series, United States 1986 Tracks 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 13 Unknown 4 Los Angeles 11-19-86 5, 6, 14, 15 Costa Mesa 11-15-86 7 Tempe 11-14-86 8 Tucson 11-13-86 12 Denver 11-11-86 DISC 2 Westwood One Superstar Concert Series, Europe 1989 Tracks 1, 2, 9, 12 Hamburg 12-8-89 3, 11, 14 Paris 12-11-89 4, 10 Rotterdam 12-13-89 5, 7, 8, 13 London 12-12-89 6 Amsterdam 12-10-89 Crazy Horse, 1986: Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, banjo, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals Billy Talbot - bass, vocals Ralph Molina - drums, vocals Acoustic European tour, 1989: Neil Young - vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar. mandolin, vocals Ben Keith - dobro, keyboards, vocals 
 07/03/93 Rock Torhout
Ghent, Belgium 
 2 cdr      Neil Young w/Booker T and the MGs 7-3-93 Unknown Location (Sweden?) Source: DSB DAT (unknown) ***************** MWL'S Update : Etree gives location of show as Torhout Rock Festival - Torhout, Belgium ***************************** Disc 1: 01: Mr Soul 02: The Loner 03: Southern Man 04: Helpless (false start) 05: Like a Hurricane 06: Take a Chance on Love 07: Seperate Ways Neil Young w/Booker T and the MGs 7-3-93 Disc 2: 01: Powder Finger 02: Only Love Can Break Your Heart 03: Harvest Moon 04: Needle and the Damage Done 05: Live to Ride 06: Down by the River 07: All Along the Watchtower Conversion: Sony M-1 > Midiman Optical > SPDIF SB Platinum >CoolEdit WAV > CDWav > SHN (mkw) 
 07/11/93 Finsbury Park
London, England 
 1 cdr     A-  With Pearl Jam on "rockin' in the free world" ..... Liberated Bootleg Lineage: Original Silver Disks > EAC > TLH > Flac16 (Level 8) Neil with Booker T and the M.Gs Lineup: Neil Young: Guitars and Vocals Booker T. Jones: Keyboards Steve Cropper: Guitars Donald "Duck" Dunn: Bass Jim Keltner: Drums  
 07/07/96 Werchter Rock Festival
Werchter, Belgium 
 2 cdr      ************************* Mike's note - According to etree there was no such thing as a torhout-wercther festival, But there was a torhout festival on 7/6/96 and a wercherter festival on 7/7/96. This set list matches the one etree has on 7/7/96, so i'm calling this 7/7 at the werchter festival *********************************************** Neil Young and Crazy Horse 1996 Broken Arrow European Tour with Crazy Horse Torhout-Werchter Festival Torhout (Belgium) 1996, July 7th From "Werchter, Belgium - July 7, 1996 - Crystal Cat CC524/5 - SB 6" http://members.cruzio.com/~tah/sets/19960707.html Excellent stereo soundboard! File Size: 1,01 GB (FLAC) Setlist: Disc 1 01 Intro 02 Hey Hey, My My 03 Down By The River 04 Powderfinger 05 Big Time 06 Slip Away 07 Needle And The Damage Done 08 Sugar Mountain 09 Cinnamon Girl 10 Fuckin' Up 11 Cortez The Killer 12 Music Arcade Disc 2 01 Intro 02 Like A Hurricane Encore 03 Sedan Delivery 04 Rockin' In The Free World ------------------------------- Bonus Tracks: 1996-07-16 Théâtre Antique, Vienne (France) 01 Pocahontas 02 Stupid Girl (removed) 03 Heart Of Gold 04 The Loner 05 Mother Earth 06 Danger Bird 1996-07-06 Werchter Festival, Werchter (Belgium) 01 Tonight's The Night 02 Drive Back Line Up: Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals Billy Talbot - bass, vocals Ralph Molina - drums, vocals  
 08/10/97 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr      Neil Young and Crazy Horse Aug. 10, 1997 HORDE tour Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Soundboard recording CD silvers > EAC > wav > FLAC DISC ONE 1 Slip Away 2 Down By The River 3 Crime In The City 4 From Hank To Hendrix 5 The Needle And The Damage Done 6 Ohio DISC TWO 1 Throw Your Hatred Down 2 Big Time 3 Hey Hey, My My 4 Sedan Delivery 5 Piece Of Crap 6 Mansion On The Hill Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals Billy Talbot - bass, vocals Ralph Molina - drums, vocals  
 06/09/03 St. Petersburg Times Forum
Tampa, FL 
 2 cdr      Neil Young & Crazy Horse St. Petersburg Times Forum Tampa, FL June 9, 2003 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim F. recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim F. recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. Falling From Above 102. Double E 103. Devil's Sidewalk 104. Leave The Driving 105. Carmichael 106. Bandit 107. Grandpa's Interview 201. Bringin' Down Dinner 202. Sun Green 203. Be The Rain (encore #1) 204. Powderfinger 205. Hey Hey, My My (encore #2) 206. Like A Hurricane Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) DAT > CDR > TheCommish, then: CDR > EAC > Wave files > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro * Re-tracked certain track by combining in Nero's wave editor and re-splitting with CD Wave * Deleted extra applause in Track 206 (12 seconds at the beginning of the track and 15 seconds at the end of the track) * Using Nero's wave editor, applied small fade-ins (Track 101, 204 and 206) and small fade-outs (Track 203, 205, 206). Seemless transition between discs (no fades applied) * Deleted half-second of extraneous noise in Track 101 (at the 9:32 mark) Jim notes: * Complete performance of "Greendale" album (unreleased until Aug. 19, 2003) * 2nd show of tour Here's a "Greendale" review from The All-Music Guide (by Stephen Thomas Erlewine): "Prior to its release, 'Greendale' received more attention than any other Neil Young album in years, but it wasn't positive. Young hauled out his concept album -- about an extended family in a small town called Greendale, and how they're town apart by a murder -- to unsuspecting audiences, who by and large were not happy about spending anywhere from 55 to 85 dollars to hear a dense convoluted song cycle, complete with rambling narrative from Young, for the first hour of the show and not hearing many hits in the remainder of the set. Early in the summer of 2003, there was a brief blast of stories about this quasi-scandal, setting the stage for the late-summer release of the album: it got Young some needed press, and announced that unlike his last several albums, Young was actually trying this time around." Jim F. notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm..The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim F. (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish May 2009  
 06/13/03 Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN 
 2 cdr      SBD + AUD Matrix - 3 Source Mix (40%SBD + 30%AUD1 + 30%AUD2) Disc 1 01 [03.29] Intro 02 [21.46] Love To Burn 03 [06.57] Sedan Delivery 04 [08.28] Powderfinger 05 [07.54] Hey Hey My My 06 [12.11] Cortez the Killer 07 [08.48] Fuckin' Up TT [69:36] Disc 2 01 [07.534] Jam > 02 [21.01] Like a Hurricane Encores 03 [08.00] Be the Rain 04 [04.59] Cinnamon Girl 05 [08.09] Rockin' in the Free World 06 [07.12] Roll Another Number 07 [17.52] Down By The River TT [74:49] --------------------------------------------------------- Band Info Neil Young: Vocals, Guitar Frank Sampedro: Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Billy Talbot: Bass, Vocals Ralph Molina: Drums, Vocals Pegi Young: Background Vocals Nancy Hall: Background Vocals Susan Hall: Background Vocals Twink Brewer: Background Vocals --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info SBD SBD/REMASTERED, Transfered, Tracked & Seeded By: Michael Wilker mwilker-at-comcast.net Source: DSBD/DAT @48k / Remaster: Tascam DA-45hr~> BehringerDEQ24/96 Ultracurve pro*~> *(3.0db boost overall + 5.0db boost below 160hz + add. boost of 2.0db below 60hz) Lexicon 480~> ART212 Dual COmpressor~> Furman Limiter Compresor~> Gatex Noise Gate~> Furman Pro Conditioner~> Protools 24 @ 24/96~> CDWave(track)~> TLH(sbe)~> Flac(level 8) AUD1 Taper: Mark Lynn Source: DPA 4011s > Luminous Monarch XLRs > Lunatec V2 > Sonic AD2k+ @48khz > Sony M1 Location: FOB as DFC as possible, 3/4 between the board & stage) AUD2 Taper: ? Source: Neumann SKM-140 > Lunatec V-3 > D7 Location: FOB Transfered: PCM-R500 > M Audio 410 > Inspiron 6000 > CEP 2.0 (48k) CEP 2.0 (48k->44.1k) > CDWave > FLAC Frontend Patched & Seeded by JMC Thanks to all the hard work from the folks mentioned above in their loving care getting these sources out. Both audience recordings were nothing short of spectacular and the transfer jobs to digital were all very well done. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLAC/SHNs were decoded to wave. Wavmerge was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch all of the sources. SF8.0 was used for the EQ setting pre mixdown. This is a 40% SBD, 30% AUD1, 30% AUD2 mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - Shn conversion 11-JUN-2004 - Remix and FLAC conversion 12-MAY-2007 - *Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear slim double jewel case. CD Covers are modifications of art created by Chico Neto. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes No noise reduction whatsoever was used in this mix. The SBD does have some sort of line level buzz/hiss that changes as well as increases, decreases and disappears throughout. At times it is not even noticeable and now that is in a mix with 2 other recordings it is not at all bothersome. All attempts to remove this noise has resulted in undesirable effects like removing some of the music and/or the induction of digital artifacts. SBD was missing some of the between song crowd as well as some stage banter. This is now 100% complete. The holes were patched with a matrix mix of the 2 AUD sources. These patches were made using a variety of edits, volume adjustments, EQing and crossfaded. These patches are smooth and natural and likely completely undetectable. SBD was missing a small portion of the feedback ending to 'Like A Hurricane', some of the between song crowd cheering as well as some stage banter. This hole was patched with a matrix mix of the 2 AUD sources. This patch was made using a variety of edits: volume adjustments, EQing and crossfaded. These patches are smooth and natural and likely completely undetectable. SBD was missing a portion of the between song crowd cheering between 'Roll Another Number' and 'Down By The River. This hole was patched with a matrix mix of the 2 AUD sources. This patch was made using a variety of edits: volume adjustments, EQing and crossfaded. These patches are smooth and natural and likely completely undetectable. The disc break is seamless and the 2 disc and be rejoined seamlessly on longer media. This version is approx 5 minutes longer than all other circulating SBD versions. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings SET ONE Stereo Matrix SBD -5db AUD1 -6db AUD2 -6.5db SET TWO Stereo Matrix SBD -5db AUD1 -6db AUD2 -6.5db --------------------------------------------------------- 

 06/16/89 Irvine Meadows
Irvine, CA 
 1 cdr      ***FIXED RESEED*** Source: ATR-STASH mixer Lineage: SBD (ATR-STASH box-o-tapes) --> ??? (see below) --> FLAC via Sam (lammah) --> --> SoundForge (DC offset, pitch correction, old SBE removal, glitch fixing) --> --> CD Wave (re-tracksplitting) --> FLAC --> you Per Sam (lammah), the actual lineage for where I have "???" is most likely thus: SBD (band's DAT(0) or a clone thereof) --> CD-R --> CD-R --> CD-R --> FLAC --> ... (detailed above) NOTE - This differs slightly from the original seed of this gig. Some glitches were corrected, and there were old SBE's (not detectable by shntool - ugh!) that I had to manually remove. I also fixed up the levels a bit. In all, it's a great improvement on the original seed (located here: http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/showthread.php?s=&threadid=64824 The exact fixes are detailed in this post here (also read the one above it for more info): http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgboard/showthread.php?s=&postid=1125084#post1125084 In addition, some levels issues were fixed, DC offset absolutely corrected, and just generally made to be the definitive version of this gig. *NOTE* In that linked post you see mention of a possible stutter during the Mr Disco intro - I am of the opinion that it's not a stutter per-se, in fact a similar "glitch" has been heard at a similar point in other performances of this song. For that reason, I did not attempt to fix it. The SBE during the very same intro, however, HAS been removed in this fixed reseed. It's strongly suggested you download this even if you pulled the original down earlier. Unless you like your Mr Disco intro interrupted by a nasty old SBE that is ;) Setlist: 01 Ceremony 02 True Faith 03 Age Of Consent 04 Dream Attack 05 All The Way 06 Mr Disco 07 Your Silent Face 08 Vanishing Point 09 Round And Round 10 Temptation 11 Bizarre Love Triangle 12 The Perfect Kiss 13 All Day Long 14 Fine Time Total time: 74:35ish Notes: Another glorious SBD recording of New Order's USA89 tour, this time from Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA. Lineage is the same stash-o-soundboards from (most likely) Hooky's Suite 16 recording studio, liberated by Brian Whittaker (Revenge touring bassist) via eBay, but previous to selling copied amongst the NO trading community in the UK. From a post by OldMonkey on STG: "A box of mixing desk tapes was found in a rehearsal studio used by Peter Hook. They were advertised on E-bay by Brian Whittaker, former Revenge live guitarist. David Sultan of the website "World in Motion" paid over £500 to win the auction. Before they were sent to David though, they were copied amongst the Manchester bootlegging fraternity, and are now widely available in the UK and wider. Coincidentally (or otherwise, and this is where it gets good), the majority of the shows in this box were the complete gigs from the tracks used on the live disc of Retro (plus quite a few other gigs). It appears as though Hooky meant for them to find their way to the bootleg hardcore......." This thing sounds just as phenomenal as all the other ATR/STASH soundboards posted recently. From the original thread: By far, the ultimate best quality soundboard of New Order I've EVER heard - including any of the official live releases (_Retro_ disc 4 tracks, BBC Glastonbury '87, etc). Sound is absolutely pristine, crisp, well-mixed, you name it. A beautiful recording from a woefully under-documented era in their career, and representative of what some consider the last classic New Order tour where you just might possibly hear something dug up from their archives (here, it's "All Day Long") - as opposed to the fixed setlists from '93 or the rarely-changing 2001/2002 gigs. I got this in a trade from Sam (lammah) and the original FLACs were too fast pitch-wise. I fixed it up in SoundForge and re-FLACed it, after redoing tracksplits in CD Wave to eliminate any SBEs. I'll leave it up to Sam to further expand on the lineage - he told me to put this up here so he could get the fixed version himself. If any New Order bootleg/live tape was ready for immediate official release as the "official" live album, this would be a top candidate sound quality-wise. If there are better-sounding soundboards of them prior to the Get Ready era, I've not heard them. Sam's notes for this gig are here: http://www.new-order.net/no/gigs/nogigs89.html#NO-890616 Enjoy! 
 07/17/89 Pine Knob Music Theatre
Clarkston, MI 
 1 cdr      Source: DAT Master Lineage:DAT0->CD-R->EAC->WAV->FLAC(Encode 8) Taped By: Unkown Aquired DAT Master Transfered by: Ryan- http://www.depechemode1993.tk File Size: 523MB (FLAC) Setlist: 01. Intro / Touched By The Hands Of God 02. Dream Attack 03. Ceremony 04. True Faith 05. Mr. Disco 06. Your Silent Face 07. 1963 08. Vanishing Point 09. Round and Round 10. Temptation 11. Bizzare Love Triangle 12. The Perfect Kiss 13. Blue Monday *Best song of the night* 14. Fine Time --------------------------------------- Total: 77:34  

 12/31/98 House of Blues
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  New Radicals House of Blues Chicago, IL 1998-12-31 FM Broadcast, excellent quality Trade cd-r > EAC > Wav > TLH > Flac > Dime > You A BIG thanks to James Slattery for the trade. 1. Intro 2. Mother We Just Can't Get Enough 3. Jehovah Made This Whole Joint For You 4. 1999(Prince cover) 5. Cold Rock a Party(MC Lyte cover)> I Don't Wanna Die Anymore 6. You Get What You Give 7. Someday We'll Know 8. I Hope I Didn't Just Give Away the Ending A BIG thanks to James Slattery for the trade. Trade and Share Freely, Never Sell! Do Not Convert to MP3, or other Lossy format 

 01/09/82 The Paradise
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Nils Lofgren Paradise club Boston Mass. U.S.A. January 9, 1982 (Saturday) Late show FM broadcast master tape lineage: 104.1 WBCN FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever > unknown average quality cassette deck (maybe Harmon Kardon? maybe not even as good as the HK... dolby off) > very rarely played Maxell XLI 90 min. master cassettes > played on Nak. 125 into soundforge (WAV) with realtek soundcard > FLAC (SB's aligned) > torrentially yours. a this and that production. runtime: 121:57 (minutes/seconds) disc one runtime 50:03 1: stage introduction and tuning 2:57 2: no mercy > 4:38 3: beggar's day 5:54 4: sailor boy 4:15 5: anytime at all (Beatles) 2:57 6: code of the road 14:23 7: night fades away 5:33 (tape flip after song ended) 8: goin' back 9:24 disc two runtime 71:53 9: shine silently 7:49 10: like rain 7:03 11: empty heart 7:31 12: cry tough 7:19 (tape flip after song ended) 13: announcer encore break :57 (cut in after tape flip) 14: I don't wanna talk about it 5:22 15: back it up 6:07 16: announcer encore break :39 17: hang on Sloopy 7:47 18: moon tears 5:25 19: Keith don't go 5:13 20: I came to dance 9:08 (spliced near end, tape flip cut) 21: announcer 1:25 disc 2 could be started with track 10 for a better disc balance but the track 9 is better sequentially for it. Nils and his band played 2 shows on Jan. 9th and 2 more on the 11th. the 9th shows sold out and WBCN broadcasted the late one. this recording has just 1 cut song- the last one (tape ran out, spliced, only missing a few seconds). It's not the best for fidelity, recorded on a rather mediocre cassette deck (maybe not as good as the Harmon Kardon I had for awhile which was average quality) but it's a clean recording (no static, strong radio signal and reception). You can tell it's from my pre-Nakturnal days. Do not sell this recording. Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. Nils Lofgren - guitar, keyboards & lead vocals Tommy Lofgren - guitar Jody Linscott - percussion Kevin McCormick - bass Stuart Smith - keyboards, guitar David Platshon - drums  
 03/25/91 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      ILS LOFGREN March 25, 1991 Monday at Noon WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast > Sony TC-D5M Cassette Master FM > Cassette Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Nakamichi MR-1 > Tascam CD-RW900 Azimuth Aligned; Dolby B decoded, no processing or EQ Total Time - 19:45 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins 1. Sticks And Stones 3:57 2. interview 5:37 3. Blue Skies 3:01 4. interview 7:08 Nils Lofgren - acoustic guitar, vocals http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=480499 ************ on same disc as John Mellencamp 9-26-91 ********** 

 10/31/91 Paramount Theatre
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr      NIRVANA October 31, 1991 Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA (JWB REMASTER) ------------------------- 01 (Intro) 02 Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam 03 Aneurysm 04 Drain You 05 School 06 Floyd The Barber 07 (White Boy Funk Jam) 08 Smells Like Teen Spirit 09 About A Girl 10 Polly 11 Breed 12 Sliver 13 Love Buzz 14 Lithium 15 Been A Son 16 Negative Creep 17 On A Plain 18 Blew 19 (encore break) 20 Rape Me 21 Territorial Pissings 22 Endless, Nameless 23 (Outro) SOURCE: Professional Stereo Soundboard QUALITY: 10.0 TOTAL TIME: 72:44 Original Lineage: ANA(1)>WAV (SBD #1a) Lineage for this torrent: WAV>WAVMERGE>COOLEDIT>CDWAVE>FLAC (Level 8) REMASTERING NOTES: Re-equalization Channels & Levels balanced Recorded & Mixed by Andy Wallace. Transferred to WAV by Mike Ziegler. Remastered by JWB. PLEASE DO NOT SELL OR ENCODE TO MP3! 
 12/28/91 Pat O'Brien Pavilion
Del Mar, CA 
 1 cdr      NIRVANA December 28, 1991 Pat O'Brien Pavilion Del Mar, CA (JWB REMASTER - 11.07 UPGRADE) ------------------------------ 01 (Intro) 02 Drain You 03 Aneurysm 04 School 05 Floyd The Barber 06 Smells Like Teen Spirit 07 About A Girl 08 Polly 09 Sliver 10 Breed 11 Come As You Are 12 Lithium 13 Territorial Pissings 14 (Outro) SOURCE: Professional Stereo Soundboard QUALITY: 10.0 TOTAL TIME: 42:37 Original Lineage: ANA(1)>WAV (SBD #1a - 11.07 Upgrade) Lineage for this torrent: WAV>WAVMERGE>COOLEDIT>CDWAVE>FLAC (Level 8) REMASTERING NOTES: Re-equalization Clicks & Dropouts repaired Channels & Levels balanced Recorded & Mixed by Andy Wallace. Transferred to WAV by Kris Sproul. Remastered by JWB. PLEASE DO NOT SELL OR ENCODE TO MP3!  
 06/26/92 Animal Showgrounds
Roskilde, Denmark 
 1 cdr      NIRVANA June 26, 1992 Dyrskuepladsen (Roskilde Festival) Roskilde, Denmark (JWB REMASTER) ---------------- 01 (Intro) 02 Aneurysm 03 Drain You 04 Stay Away 05 Sliver 06 School 07 In Bloom 08 Breed 09 About A Girl 10 Scoff 11 Polly 12 Lithium 13 Blew 14 Been A Son 15 On A Plain 16 Swap Meet 17 Negative Creep 18 Something In The Way 19 (Encore Break) 20 Come As You Are 21 Love Buzz 22 Smells Like Teen Spirit 23 Territorial Pissings SOURCE: Stereo Soundboard Cassette QUALITY: 9.5 TOTAL TIME: 78:14 Original Lineage: ANA(M)>DAT(1)>WAV (SBD#2) Lineage for this torrent: WAV>WAVMERGE>COOLEDIT>CDWAVE>FLAC (Level 8) REMASTERING NOTES: Re-equalized Channels & Levels balanced Tape flip during "On A Plain" patched with AUD#1 There was no compression or noise reduction done to this recording Transferred by Mike Ziegler. Remastered by JWB. PLEASE DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR SELL! 

 01/17/07 Theatersaal
Baden-Baden, Germany 
 1 cdr      Lineage: Cable > Kenwood KRF-V8090D > Sony MZ-NH600 (PCM-Mode) Transfer: Master Hi-MD > USB > SonicStage 4.0 > Adobe Audition 1.5 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend ************* Broadcasted: 19th March 2007 by NDR2  

 ??/??/39 The Golden Unplugged Album
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      Artist: Oasis Title: The Golden Unplugged Album N° of CD: 1 Total Running Time: 69:58 Description: This bootleg contain acoustic songs played by noel (and liam in only 3 tracks) from 1994 to 1996.... Source: Pressed Bootleg ->EAC (Secure Mode) ->WAV ->FLAC Fronted (Level 6) Tracklist: 01 Wonderwall (in concert with strings) 02 Talk Tonight (The White Room TV-Show feat. Paul Weller on vocals & keyboard) 03 Sad Song (Later with Jools Holland, 10.12.94) 04 You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (radio session) 05 Don't Look Back In Anger (radio session, oct. 95) 06 Whatever - Octopus's Garden (Vrednburg, Utrecht 10.1.96) 07 Up In The Sky (Fan Club Show, London, May 1994) 08 Supersonic (Fan Club Show, London, May 1994) 09 Married With Children (Fan Club Show, London, May 1994) 10 Cast No Shadow (radio session) 11 Hello (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 12 Some Might Say (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 13 Live Forever (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 14 The Masterplan (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 15 Morning Glory (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 16 Round Are Way - Up In The Sky (MTV Unplugged, London, 23.8.96 Noel On Vocals) 17 It's a Crime (Demo) (Demo from SOTSOG session) 18 Wonderwall (Vrednburg, Utrecht 10.1.96)  
 ??/??/39 Compilation - "The Acoustic Sessions"
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr      Oasis - The Acoustic Sessions vol. 1 (KTS bootleg) Source: Silver CD ("The Acoustic Sessions", KTS bootleg) Setlist: 1. Cast No Shadow 2. Wonderwall 3. Talk Tonight 4. Supersonic 5. Digsy's Dinner 6. Don't Look Back In Anger 7. Live Forever 8. Wonderwall 9. You Got To Hide Your Love Away 10. Whatever 11. Married With Children 12. Shakermaker 13. Sad Song 14. Slide Away 15. Do You Wanna Be A Spaceman? Tracks: 1,2 Recorded Live at the Glastonbury Festival, Acoustic Stage, 95' Track: 3 Recorded Live at the White Room, 95' with Paul Weller Tracks: 4,5 Recorded Live In London, April 94' Track: 6 Live Session 3-10-95 Track: 7 Recorded Live on Tour 4-6-94 Tracks: 8,9 Live Session 2-11-95 Track: 10 Recorded Live on Tour 15-12-94 Track: 11 Recorded Live on Tour 1994 Track: 12 Recorded Live at the Royal Albert Hall, London 6-6-94 Track: 13 Recorded Live at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 12-94 Tracks: 14,15 Recorded Live at the Shepperds Bush Empire, London 17-12-94  
 08/17/94 Festival
Hulstred, Sweden 
 1 cdr      ********************* Mike's note - I downloaded this show with the info below . Etree has a shows the show on 8/17/04 taking place in Hulstred Sweden, and the set lists match exactly , so I'm going with that. However, admittedly, i cant be sure ... ****************************** my first upload! an early oasis gig for your listening pleasure. lineage. unknown -> cd -> wav -> flac according to the disc i've ripped this from, this was from a gig on 940817. only one slight problem, according to oasis own website they didn't play that night, but played in london either side of this date, assuming the date is vaguely accurate. the sound quality is the main reason i'm sharing this first, it is quite simply superb! tracks 1. columbia 2. shakermaker 3. fade away 4. digsy's dinner 5. live forever 6. bring it on down 7. up in the sky 8. slide away 8. cigarettes and alcohol 10. supersonic 11. i am the walrus md5 file included as i said at the start of this, it's my first upload, so if i've snafu'd anything please let me know. enjoy !! 
 10/15/94 Cabaret Metro
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Oasis October 15, 1994 The Cabaret Metro Chicago, Illinois, USA SBD / Audio courtesy of JBTV / ESK 6805 Source: Label Promo > EAC v0.95 beta04 > WAV > mkwACT v0.97b1 > shn [seek tables appended and log files included] 01 Rock'n'Roll Star 02 Columbia 03 Fade Away 04 Digsy's Dinner 05 Shakermaker 06 Live Forever 07 Bring it on Down 08 Up in the Sky 09 Slide Away 10 Cigarettes & Alcohol 11 Married with Children 12 Supersonic 13 I Am the Walrus Notes: This is from an 'Oasis Live' promo disc that we received here at the radio station in probably late '94 or '95, show is also on boots called 'Ode to the Walrus' , 'Supersonic' and 'Climbing The Sky'. It's excellent sound from a promo sent from Sony. Included are scans of the CD itself (which I will also include a flipped version as well since it's printed backwards). By all accounts it's a complete show. 
 03/10/95 Lupo's
Providence, RI 
 1 cdr     A-  Oasis Title : LIVE FOREVER Label: Kiwi(Kiwi 035 A) Date : 1995.03.10 USA, RI, Providence, Lupo's Source : AUD Lineage : Original Silver Bootleg > Flac > YOU 01.Rock 'n' Roll Star 02.Columbia 03.Fade Away 04.Digsy's Dinner 05.Shakermaker 06.Live Forever 07.Headshrinker 08.Up In The Sky 09.Bring It On Down 10.Slide Away 11.(It's Good) To be Free 12.Cigarettes & Alcohol 13.Married With Children 14.Supersonic 15.I Am The Walrus  
 11/05/95 Earl's Court Exhibition Centre
London, England 
 2 cdr      Conversion: CDR(1) > EAC (secure) > WAV > FLAC Coversion by: stuart Quality: Excellent Soundboard ******************************** ******************************** DO NOT CONVERT THIS INTO MP3 ******************************** ******************************** DISC ONE: 01 The Swamp Song 02 Acquiesce 03 Supersonic 04 Hello 05 Some Might Say 06 Shakermaker 07 Roll With It 08 Round Are Way 09 Cigarettes & Alcohol 10 Live Forever DISC TWO: 01 Champagne Supernova 02 Wonderwall 03 Cast No Shadow 04 Morning Glory 05 Don't Look Back In Anger 06 Whatever 07 I Am The Walrus (with The Bootleg Beatles) 08 Rock N Roll Star SOURCE: This is a true SOUNDBOARD bootleg - taken directly from the mixing desk - one of the best bootlegs I have ever heard. QUALITY: A+ DISCS: Two NOTES: Some of this show was featured in There & Then - this is the whole show in Soundboard quality - unbelievable!!! 
 01/10/96 Vredenburg
Utrecht, Holland 
 1 cdr      Oasis Utrecht, Holland January 10, 1996 Soundboard FLAC 1. The Swamp Song 2. Acquiesce 3. Some Might Say 4. Cigarettes And Alcohol 5. Wonderwall 6. Live Forever 7. Supersonic 8. Hello 9. Roll With It 10. Whatever 11. Champagne Supernova  
 08/11/96 Knebworth Park
Stevenage, England 
 2 cdr      Source: Silver CD ("250,000 Oasis fans can't be wrong", KTS 1996) > WAV > FLAC (level 8) ************* Tracks: 20 to 25 Recorded Live at the Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA, USA, December 12, 1995 Tracks: 26 to 27 Recorded Live at Knebworth Park, England, August 10, 1996  
 08/23/96 Royal Festival Hall
London, UK 
 1 cdr      MTV unplugged .......Liam is absent with sore throat ....missing listen up and whatever  
 08/23/96 Royal Festival Hall
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Oasis "MTV Unplugged" 1996-08-23 Royal Festival Hall, London, England PRO-Shot (A), Audio Rip Unknown Source, downloaded from Hub (shn) Recorded from broadcast tagged, re-encoded and renamed with foobar2000 Cover: included Setlist: 01. Hello 02. Some Might Say 03. Live Forever 04. The Masterplan 05. Don't Look Back In Anger (removed*) 06. Talk Tonight 07. Morning Glory 08. Round Are Way 09. Cast No Shadow 10. Wonderwall *Official Release on: The Very Best of MTV Unplugged, Universal 2002 
 11/19/97 Olimpiahalle
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      This was broadcast on a german radio station back in 97, its not the full set list but its the full radio broadcast! CD-R > Ripped using Nero > Flac Level 8 > U  
 02/20/98 Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Three Nights In A Judo Arena SOURCE CDR >> DBPOWERAMPCDRIPPER >> FLAC LEVEL 8 >> DIME CD1 1- Be Here Now 2- Stand By Me 3- Supersonic 4- Roll With It 5- D'You Know What I Mean? 6- Cigarettes & Alcohol W\ Whole Lotta Love 7- Don't Go Away 8- Help 9- Setting Sun / Fade In-Out CD2 10- Don't Look Back In Anger 11- Wonderwall 12- Live Forever 13- Champagne Supernova 14- Acquiesce 15- Don't Go Away 16- Supersonic 17- Hello 18- It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) Soundboard recording. Source: 1-14: Budokan, Tokyo 20th February 1998. 15: Noel On Japanese Television February 1998. 16-17: Garden Hall, Takyo 26th August 1995. 18: Budokan, Tokyo 18th February 1998. 
 03/05/00 Yokohama Arena
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Oasis Go Let It Out 2000 Yokohama Arena - Tokyo, Japan March 5, 2000 Soundboard unk gen CD-R>FLAC Disc 1 01. Fuckin’ In The Bushes (3:27) 02. Go Let It Out (5:42) 03. Who Feels Love? (5:46) 04. Supersonic (4:34) 05. Shakermaker (5:11) 06. Acquiesce (4:54) 07. Sunday Morning Call (5:25) 08. Where Did It All Go Wrong? (4:29) 09. Gas Panic! (8:55) Disc 2 01. Roll With It (4:16) 02. Stand By Me (6:17) 03. Wonderwall (4:43) 04. Cigarettes & Alcohol (5:50) 05. Don’t Look Back In Anger (5:25) 06. Live Forever (7:24) 07. Rock ’n’ Roll Star (8:05) encoded by u2soundlibrary@netscape.net  
 06/19/00 Le Dome
Marseille, France 
 1 cdr      Another one to help out nananana12 Thanks to the original uploader! Band: Oasis Performance Date: June 19, 2000 Venue: Le Dome; Marseilles, France Sound Quality: A+ _TRUE_ SBD Lineage: cdr(1)->EAC->WAV->SHN Tracks: 1. Who Feels Love? 2. Supersonic 3. Shakermaker 4. Acquiesce 5. Gas Panic 6. Roll With It 7. Stand By Me Noel-less appearance, this in an ULTRA-RARE (unfortunately incomplete) soundboard source straight from the mixing desk. The source of this version was Matt Deighton himself who got a copy and gave it to a friend of his (not an Oasis fan), who passed it on to a friend of his (an Oasis bootleg trader). It includes "Shakermaker" which is missing in the audience recording of this gig.  
 08/28/00 Leeds Festival
Leeds, England 
 1 cdr      missing first three tracks that apparently were not broadcast 
 07/19/02 Gurten Festival
Bern, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Oasis [OASISCD19702] Title: Swisschemistry Date: 19th July 2002 Source: FM Lineage: Silver CD > Flac > Whateverlive Setlist: 01 Hung In A Bad Place 02 Go Let It Out 03 Columbia 04 Morning Glory 05 Stop Crying Your Heart Out 06 Little By Little 07 Cigarettes & Alcohol 08 Live Forever 09 Better Man 10 She's Electric 11 Born On A Different Cloud 12 Acquiesce 13 Force Of Nature 14 Don't Look Back In Anger 15 Some Might Say 16 My Generation Enjoy - liamstooth  
 06/25/04 Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury, England 
 1 cdr        
 06/04/05 Ancienne Belgique
Brussels, Belgium 
 1 cdr      BETTER DAYS THAT HAVE YET TO COME re-issue Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium June 4th 2005 Label: Furry Animal FA017 Sound Quality: EX+ Source: FM (PureFM & Studio Brussels FM broadcasts) Lineage: PureFM recording by K. Dochain: FM > stereo jack > Adobe Audition (split/fades) StuBru recording by FA: FM > onboard soundcard > WAV > FLAC edited and released by FA in Cool Edit Pro v2.1 - track split with CD Wave Audio Editor v1.71 - lossless compression with Flac Frontend v1.1.0m level 8, aligned on sector boundaries. Disc (72:15m) 1. FUCKING IN THE BUSHES (1:05m) 2. TURN UP THE SUN (3:58m) 3. LYLA (5:14m) 4. BING IT ON DOWN (4:10m) 5. MORNING GLORY (4:56m) 6. CIGARETTES & ALCOHOL (5:44m) 7. LITTLE BY LITTLE (5:55m) 8. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING IDLE (4:09m) 9. A BELL WILL RING (3:24m) 10. LIVE FOREVER (4:56m) 11. THE MEANING OF SOUL (2:49m) 12. MUCKY FINGERS (4:19m) 13. CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA (6:55m) 14. WONDERWALL (4:23m) 15. DON'T LOOK BACK IN ANGER (5:36m) 16. MY GENERATION (4:42m) This was released by a friend of mine shortly after the concert. He lived in Brussels at that time and i asked him to record this gig i know it was gonna be broadcasted. So he recorded it from the StudioBrussel but they cut out the broadcast at the end of Champagne Supernova. Some days later a complete recording from PureFM radio station surfaced at some torrent tracker i dont remember now, but my friend's recording sounded slightly better, so we decided to do this mix to get the most out of it. -gbc FA Release notes ----------------- In order to promote their new album, Oasis allowed at a lot of venues local radio's to air the tonight's gig. For some obscure reason, but alledgedly because Liam thought his voice was horrible (and it is!) they refused to let go the scheduled live broadcast. After the gig though, the band came back on its decision. Studio Brussel broadcasted just an hour of the concert at 11pm, cutting out the end of Champagne supernova and the three encores. A second source, the Pure FM broadcast, has also been aired right after the gig, and is complete. But this second source had nasty radio calls during some songs intro's. The incomplete StuBru source hadn't interuption or overdub, except the intermission btween tracks 6 and 7 that has been cut out. I found the soundbopurd mix of the StuBru broadcast also superior to the Pure FM source, which had mor prominent bass and drums and sloppy vocals. So based on the StuBru source, I patched the missing bits from the Pure FM source, and edited out the radio call just before "My generation". Patches are thus: - the intro and the first two verses of "Turn up the sun" (I was too late for the recording, mind they were 3 hours too late and I wasn't expecting the broadcast anymore); - the intermission between "cigarettes & alcohol"; - the last four songs. If you listen very attentively, you'll hear the difference between the two source mixes, but I did my best to make the transitions as smooth as possible. Note about the show: This is complete, but the set is obviously shorter than at other venues. Liam didn't feel good that night, and his voice is just screwed up (cigarettes and alcohol, huh?). Sometimes he doesn't bother to articulate. Still, the music is there and the rock was at the appointment. Not the best show of the season, but still something nice to get hold of if you are an Oasis fan. Besides, the sound quality is excellent. Enjoy! - Furry Animal - gotta_be_crazy A FURRY ANIMAL PRODUCTION - June 2005 
 06/18/05 Meadow Brook Music Theater
Rochester Hills, MI 
 2 cdr     A-  Taper: Ed Source: DAB > DA-120F > NJB3/44.1khz with +12db gain > IEEE-1394(lossless) > Sound Forge 8.0 > CD Wave Editor > FLAC Location: FOB, JLOC Mics: Omni's in binaural....notes: Normalization in Sound Forge 8.0  
 06/24/05 Tweeter Center
Mansfield, MA 
 1 cdr      Radio 1 FM broadcast (16.8.2005) MaCD >EAC >CDwave (tracking) >FLAC 

 11/04/73 California State College Sonoma
Cotati, CA 
 1 cdr     A-   

 05/08/03 Emo's
Austin, TX 
 1 cdr      received in trade ... real nice sound 

 07/30/06 Clusone Jazz festival
Clusone, Italy 
 1 cdr      OREGON Clusone, Corte Sant'Anna 30 July 2006 Rai RadioTre broadcast 13 February 2007 Ralph Towner - guitar, keyboards, synths Mark Walker - drums, percussions, electronic drums Glen Moore - bass Paul McCandless - oboe, english horn, bass clarinet, tenor sax 1. If 2. Joyful Encounter 3. Band Introduction 4. An open door / Improvisation / 5. Pepe Linque 6. Distant Hills (incomplete) Ralph Towner - guitar, keyboards, synths Mark Walker - drums, percussions, electronic drums Glen Moore - bass Paul McCandless - oboe, english horn, bass clarinet, tenor sax Lineage: RAI Radio 3 broadcast > Sanyo FMT-3510L FM tuner > Aiwa cassette Deck AD-WX 828 > Tape > Audigy Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6) Italian radio broadcasted about 45 minutes of this show (which I attended personally last year). Unfortunately there's about 5-6 minutes missing. My wife forgot to turn the tape so most of Distant Hills is not there. I attended this show and it was amazing, probably the best Oregon show so far. The venue was fantastic, in a small town up in the mountains. The music was amazing as well. Oregon were part of the annual jazz festival and the place was packed. A great music experience. So far, no complete broadcast has surfaced so here it is. Enjoy the art of Oregon! ldb  

 07/04/91 Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & supermax release : Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  

 07/03/59 Newport Jazz Festival
Newport, RI 
 1 cdr      Oscar Peterson Trio- Oscar Peterson (p), Ray Brown (b), Ed Thigpen (dr). Newport, R.I., July 3, 1959. 1 Announcements by Willis Conover 2 Jordu 3 Daahoud 4 Con Alma 5 Close Your Eyes 6 Woody'n' You ["Voice of America" pre-FM reel>CD-R]  
 04/29/61 Funkhaus
Hamburg, Germany 
 1 cdr       received in trade 
 04/27/63 Gurzenich
Köln, Germany 
 1 cdr     A+  Received in trade. Received originally in 2 tracks only. I used NCH Splice audio splitter to create one track for each song, and then renamed each track and gave them new meta data tags. 
 07/07/83 Theatre St. Denis
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      The Oscar Petersen Trio St.Denis Theatre, Festival International de Jazz de Montreal July 1983 01. On Danish Shores 8:01 02. Satin Doll 7:16 03. Ellington Medley- Lush Life/Caravan 10:26 04. Old Folks 6:12 05. Falling In Love With Love 8:58 06. (?) 10:34 07. On The Trail 10:54 TT: 1:02:21 Personel: Oscar Petersen - piano NHOP - acoustic bass Martin Drew - drums Lineage/Source: (#1)-Jazz Beat(airdate'02-11-84) Part 1-(tracks 1-4) fm> Tdk-D90> Pioneer p-1000(dolby B) >RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb) (#2)-Jazz Beat(airdate'07-24-84) Part 2-(tracks 5-7) fm> Sony-UCX90 > Pioneer sk-95(dolby B)(dolby B) >RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb) Sound Quality: FM A+ (MASTER)  
 08/11/94 Jazz in Marciac Festival
Marciac, France 
 2 cdr      FM Broadcast - France Musique - Concert Jazz - 1995-06-18 - Xavier Prevost Tape recorder>CD recorder>CD-CA Extractor & Converter>Flac Sound A (Little FM hiss - no noise reduction used) Oscar Peterson Piano Lorne Lofsky Guitare Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen Contrebasse Martin Drews Batterie 01- 06:40 02- Nighttime (Oscar Peterson) 08:42 03- Speaker intervention 00:22 04- here's that rainy day 11:04 05- Sweet Georgia Brown 08:37 06- If You Only You(Oscar Peterson) 10:50 07- 08:45 08- You Look Good To Me-Satin Doll 13:24 09- Cute 03:40 10- Speaker announcement 00:40 11- Tranquille (Oscar Peterson) 10:54 12_ Speaker conclusion 00:22 Total Time: 84:02 s 

 10/14/86 The Blue Note
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      OSCAR PETERSON QUARTET THE BLUE NOTE,NYC OCTOBER 14,1986 OSCAR PETERSON -PIANO JOE PASS - GUITAR MARTIN DREW - DRUMS DAVID YOUNG - BASS 1-? 2-IF YOU ONLY KNEW 3-? 4-? 5-? 6-? 7-? 8-? CASSETTE SB MASTER > 2ND ? GEN REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  

 11/19/02 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr       
 11/23/02 First Union Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 3 cdr       
 11/24/02 First Union Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 3 cdr       

 06/24/06 Piazza Blues Festival
Bellinzona, Tessin, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: OTIS CLAY Piazza Blues Bellinzona, Tessin, Switzerland 24. June 2006 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.com Size : 457 MB (incl. artwork) Setlist : Disc 1 : 01. Hard Working Woman (Instrumental) 7:20 02. Here I Am (Come And Take Me) 6:42 03. You`re The One I Choose 5:34 04. I Can Take You To Heaven Tonight 8:59 05. A Nickel And A Nail 8:33 06. Sho Wasn`t Me 5:11 07. For The Good Times 8:52 08. If I Could Reach Out 7:14 Total 58:29 min. Disc 2 : 01. When Heart Grow Cold 8:26 02. Love And Happiness Intro 4:06 03. Love And Happiness / Soul Man / I Just Wanna Testify / Band Introductions / Respect Yourself 23:36 Total 36:11 min. Swissbird & Simplex homepage / available soundboards : http://hometown.aol.de/NaughtyKnight/SimplexSoundboards.html  

 10/??/66 Prague Jazz Festival
Prague, Czechoslovakia 
 1 cdr      OK Blues Fans, here's a special treat. BB King playing with his idol (T-Bone Walker) on BB's birthday at the Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67. The set starts off with T-Bone Walker doing what he does best. Next, is a nice set of BB King with the last 2 songs joined by T-Bone Walker which BB claims is his idol. During the second track with T-Bone, BB totally messes up the introductions ...sounds like he's nervous playing with T-Bone. As a bonus I've included The great Otis Rush playing in a trio format at the Prague Jazz festival with Chicago legends Fred Below and Jack Myers and Buddy Guy and Junior Wells from the same venue. I have no other date just the 1966 year for those sets. This is all the complete shows of these concerts that I have. This is from Reel to Reel Masters. My friend and I got a chance to transfer some great mono soundboards from Reel to Reels in the early 80's. This is actually a Teac Reel to Reel to Cassette (top of the line Yamaha TC-1000 cassette deck from the 80's) and then transferred straight to my Philips CDR-765 deck. This is as close to a 1 generation as possible since the reels where sent of to never never land surplus probably never to see the light of day from the original source. CD Burners didn't exist yet so I had to wait until they we're available to transfer this show This is a live soundboard that may or may not have been broadcast. The sound quality speaks for itself. Running time is about 70 minutes. Hope you enjoy this as much as I have over the years. Artwork is included Source: Teac Deck Model? Reel to Reel Tape 1 7/8 > Yamaha TC 1000 Cassette Deck via Maxell XLII High Bias Tape> Philips CDR-765 @ 16bit/44.1kHz Transfer: Analog direct Editing: None T-Bone Walker 1. Crazy Bout My Baby 4:23 2. You Don’t Love Me 4:02 3. Stormy Monday 4:39 4. You Left Me 3:02 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Jesse Price-Drums Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax BB King 5. Everyday I Have The Blues 2:29 6. How Blue Can You Get 5:58 7. You Know I Love You 2:33 8. Don’t Want A Soul 5:34 9. Instrumental W/T-Bone 2:42 9. Bad News/Sweet Sixteen W/T-Bone 5:26 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: BB King-Guitar and Vocals T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Sonny Freeman-Drums Duke Jethro-Organ Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax Otis Rush-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 10. Instrumental 4:57 11. Doing The Things You Do 7:14 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Otis Rush-Guitar and Vocals Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass Junior Wells & Buddy Guy-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 12. Checking On My Baby 4:26 13. My Little Girl 5:09 14. Lucille 4:50 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Buddy Guy-Guitar Junior Wells-Vocals and Harmonica Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass  

 07/23/75 Ebbets Field
Denver, CO 
 1 cdr      Outlaws Live at Ebbits Field House 1020 15th Street Denver Colorado Broadcast by KFML 07/23/1975 FM>Cd(r)>Flac>Dime>You MD5 Included 1. Waterhole 2. Stick Around For Rock & Roll 3. Prisoner 4. Song In The Breeze 5. Cry Some More 6. There Goes Another Love Song 7. Knoxville Girl 8. Green Grass High Tides. Recorded by the Listen Up Company Nice early" Outlaws" show.It's a reseed from 2005.The sound perfect. Thanks to the first uploader. Artwork is included. Enjoy lolita  
 02/18/79 Nassau Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 2 cdr      Outlaws Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, NY 02.18.1979 Source: Pre-FM SBD feed > Nak 550 > Maxell UDXL2 (no NR) via Peter Hedeman Transfer: MC > Nak CR7-A (azimith adjust) > SBM-1 (s/pdif) > Lynx Studio Technology One (soundcard) > SoundForge 4.5 > CD Architect 4.0f > Red Book CDR Re-Master: CDR > WAV > Wavelab 4.0c (adjust volume and Ultramaximizer at -2 dB threshold to increase headroom) > FLAC Disc 1 1. Commercials, Dennis McNamara introduction, and Star Wars music > 2. Hurry Sundown 3. Lover Boy 4. Dirty City 5. Cold & Lonesome 6. Holiday 7. Real Good Feelin' 8. Freeborn Man 9. Take It Any Way You Want It 10. Cry Some More Disc 2 1. Song For You / You Are The Show 2. Waterhole Encore: 3. There Goes Another Love Song > Crowd (Encore Break) 4. Stick Around For Rock 'N Roll" (significant crowd noise at the end) 5. Green Grass and High Tides Forever The levels in tracks 1 through 8 were uneven -- too low at the begining of the show, then relatively higher until the band introductions at the end of track 8. I used Wavelab to lower the leves and even things out, and also to mute a loud section at 1:33 on track two where the left channel was raised significantly for a second or so. I then used the Waves L1-Ultramaximizer to restore the volume and increase headroom. There is some annoying mic buzz during times when lead singer's mic is on, but it's only audible when there's no other music. The commercials at the begining of track 1 are amusing. The advertising of blank audio tape prior to a live concert broadcast speaks volumes about the recording and copying of live music in 1979. As for why they opened the show with the Star Wars theme, it beats me. The show was broadcast on WLIR on Long Island and WILQ in Philadelphia. Freddie Salem -- guitar Billy Jones -- guitar Hughie Thomasson -- guitar Harvey Dalton Arnold - Bass Monty Yoho - drums David Dix - drums Seeded by Mark Goldey :: mgoldey@rcn.com :: December 21, 2004 

 07/28/81 Théâtre St-Denis
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      Ozzy Osbourne Live in Montreal 7/28/1981 SBD,EX+ This is from a mislabeled Bootleg CD titled "Live in Cleveland" Lineage: My Silver Bootleg CD > EAC (Secure no C2) > WAV > FLAC 01 - Flying High Again 02 - I Don't Know 03 - Crazy Train 04 - Believer 05 - Mr. Crowley 06 - Suicide Solution 07 - Guitar Solo 08 - Revelation (Mother Earth) 09 - Steal Away (The Night) 10 - Drum Solo 11 - Paranoid Enjoy! - chelrob 

 07/13/01 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ......... Soundboard > ReelToReel >DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org .... Musicians : Paco De Lucia - guitar Ramon De Algeciras - guitar Jose Maria Bandera - guitar Jorge Pardo - saxophone, flute Rubem Dantas - percussion Carlos Benavent - double bass Rafael De Utrera - vocals Joaquin Grillo - dance  

 03/06/95 Miami Arena
Miami, FL 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: Original Silver CD Lineage: Original silvers>EAC offset corrected, secure mode, test and copy>WAV>FLAC Frontend level 6 with verify>FLAC Bootleg Title: Together Again III The Miami Concert File Size: WAV= 1236 MB FLAC= 735 MB  
 04/01/95 Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, MI 
 1 cd      Jimmy Page & Robert Plant, Palace of Auburn Hills April 1, 1995, Detroit, Michigan Soundboard Recording (multitrack mixdown) "Thank You" Kiko Overun 1. Ramble On 2. Thank You 3. Hey Hey What Can I Do 4. Four Sticks 5. In The Evening Brought to you by Jason Peterson www.royal-orleans.com Notes: Outstanding performance that was considered for an official "sampler" release. 
 04/03/95 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Philadelphia>The Spectrum April 3, 1995 first night.... Lineage>exactly the same as 04-04-95(argue at will) **** A Lineage Means Nothing To Me Production**** Unbelieveable Crowd Energy This Night!!!!!!!!!!!!!Philly was Psyched!!!!!!! I'll never forget the moment....totally awesome...... Disc 1: 01-Intro> 02-Wanton Song>Bring It On Home 03-Ramble On 04-Thank You 05-Shake My Tree 06-Lullaby 07-No Quarter 08-Gallow's Pole 09-Hurdy Gurdy Solo> 10-When The Levee Breaks 11-Hey Hey,What Can I Do 12-The Song Remains The Same Disc 2: 01-Since I've Been Loving You 02-Friends 03-Calling To You> 04-How Many More Times jam>Break On Through> Dazed And Confused>Calling To You.. 05-Four Sticks 06-In The Evening 07-Dead Air> 08-Black Dog 09-Kashmir... Enjoy!!!!!!!! 
 04/04/95 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Jimmy Page & Robert Plant The Spectrum April 4,1995 2nd Night.... sdbd/mc/cdr/make torrent 2/eac/shn I was given both nights warm off the boards...In the CD age I almost forgot about them...The first night is pretty common out there so I'm going with the second night....This is from my master tape... A slightly different setlist and an awesome show......Thanx to Jerry Market for the tapes Disc 1 01-Intro 02-Wanton Song 03-Bring It On Home 04-Celebration Day 05-Thank You 06-Shake My Tree 07-Lullaby 08-No Quarter>>Wonderful One 09-Gallow's Pole Disc 2 01-Hurdy Gurdy Solo/Nobody's Fault But Mine 02-The Song Remains The Same 03-Since I've Been Loving You 04-Friends 05-Yalla 06-Four Sticks 07-In The Evening 08-Black Dog 09-Kashmir Enjoy!!!!!!!  
 05/01/95 Bradley Center
Milwaukee, WI 
 2 cdr     A-  Mike's note - disc 2 as shown below runs about 20 seconds too long to fit on an 80minute disc. I removed the "four sticks" bonus track from Detroit to make things fit. The track is still on my hard drive however..... Page & Plant - " Milwaukee Talk To Us ! " May 5 1995 Bradley Arena, Milwaukee,Wisconsin (+ April 1 1995 The Palace,Detroit, Michigan*) Soundboard Recordings Label: Runar Valley Surprise Disc Lineage: Pressed DVD->ImToo DVD Audio Ripper->wave->Tracksplit with Cool Edit Pro 2.0->Flacfrontend->flac cd1 Tales Of Bron The Wanton Song Ramble On Thank You Shake My Tree Lullaby No Quarter Gallows Pole Hurdy Gurdy Solo When The Levee Breaks Hey Hey What Can I Do The Song Remains The Same Since I've Been Loving You Friends cd2 Calling To You Four Sticks In The Evening Black Dog Kashmir .............................. Ramble On* Thank You* Hey Hey What Can I Do* Four Sticks* In The Evening* Artwork : Pictures from DVD->Adobe Photo Shop  
 09/29/95 Tingley Coliseum
Albuquerque, NM 
 2 cdr      Jimmy Page & Robert Plant September 29, 1995 Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA You Can't Sink A Rainbow, 2cd+1dvd by Empress Valley (#EVSD-521/522 & DVD Bonus Disc) source: soundboard recording lineage: my silvers > EAC > Flac (level 8 ) Disc 1: Introduction Immigrant Song / The Wanton Song Bring It On Home What Is And What Should Never Be Thank You No Quarter Hey Hey What Can I Do Hurdy Gurdy Solo Gallows Pole Since I've Been Loving You The Song Remains The Same Disc 2: Going To California Babe I'm Gonna Leave You Friends Four Sticks Whole Lotta Love Light My Fire / Break On Through / Dazed And Confused Whole Lotta Love (reprise) Out On The Tiles / Black Dog Kashmir ending uploaded by Amduscia at R-O 
 10/03/95 Irvine Meadows
Irvine, CA 
 2 cdr      Soundboard..... 01 Introduction 02 Immigrant Song and Wanton Song 03 Bring It On Home 04 Ramble On 05 Thank You 06 No Quarter 07 That's The Way 08 Hurdy Gurdy Solo 09 Gallows Pole 10 Since I've Been Loving You 11 The Song Remains The Same 12 Going To California 01 Baby I'm Gonna Leave You 02 Friends 03 Four Sticks 04 Whole Lotta Love > What is and what should never be > Break on through > Dazed and confused > Whole Lotta Love Encores 05 In The Evening Into > In The Evening 06 Kashmir.flac:b Midas Touch Silver CD>Xact>Flac  
 02/15/96 Festival Hall
Osaka, Japan 
 2 cdr      Led Zeppelin Made In Occupied Japan Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan 1996-2-15 21st Century Tarantura 2001 TCDPP~2 Soundboard Recording lineage: For the audio : My silvers>EAC Secure Mode>WAV>FLACFRONTEND>FLAC Level 8, tested encoded files and Checksum md5 generated by Traders' Little Helper Artwork included with scans and shots from my copy, EAC log files included Osaka Disc1 01 No Woman No Cry 02 Egyptian Tape Intro 03 Custard Pie 04 Bring It On Home 05 Heartbreaker 06 What Is And What Should Never Be 07 Nigel Eaton On Hurdy Gurdy 08 Gallows Pole 09 Wounderful One 10 Going To California 11 Ten Years Gone 12 Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You 13 Whole Lotta Love Osaka Disc 2 01 Tea For One 02 Band Introduction 03 Friends 04 Yallah 05 Four Sticks 06 Kashmir 07 Black Dog 08 Rock And Roll 09 Announcement  
 02/17/96 Century Hall
Nagoya, Japan 
 2 cdr      "Sachiko Breaker".. Akahshic Records Page and Plant played radically different sets when they toured Japan. Here we have a fantastic SDB of their show in Nagoya Enjoy Disk 1 1 Intro 2 Heartbreaker 3 Bring It On Home 4 Custard Pie 5 Ramble On 6 Tangerine 7 Thank You 8 Hurdy Gurdy Solo 9 Gallows Pole 10 Rain Song 11 The Song Remains The Same 12 Tea For One 13 Dancing Days Disk 2 1 In The Evening 2 Four Sticks 3 Kashmir 4 Celebration Day 5 Black Dog 6 Rock And Roll  
 03/30/98 La Cigale
Paris, France 
 2 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "most high live" filler 3/31/98 most high, when i was a child, ramble on , rock 'n' roll 
 07/14/98 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      Page & Plant Great Woods Ampitheater, Mansfield, MA July 14th, 1998 Digital Soundboard Recording Disc 1 01. Intro 02. The Wanton Song 03. Bring It On Home 04. Heartbreaker 05. Ramble On 06. Walking Into Clarksdale 07. No Quarter 08. Shining In The Light 09. Going To California 10. Tangerine 11. Gallows Pole 12. Heart In Your Hand Disc 2 01. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 02. How Many More Times(inc. Season Of The Witch) 03. Most High 04. Whole Lotta Love 05. Thank You 06. Rock & Roll  
 10/01/98 Lakefront Arena
New Orleans, LA 
 2 cdr      Page & Plant Lakeshore Arena New Orleans, LA 10/01/98 Bong Song lak l Tracks: Disc 1: 1. Wanton Song 2. Bring It On Home 3. Heartbreaker 4. Ramble On 5. Walking Into Clarksdale 6. No Quarter 7. When The World Was Young 8. Going To California 9. Tangerine 10. Gallows Pole 11. Heart In Your Hand 12. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You Disc 2: 1. How Many More Times> I Can't Quit You Baby 2. Most High 3. Whole Lotta Love 4. Celebration Day 5. Rock And Roll This is a soundboard recording and certainly one of my favorite performances from 1998. By this point Jimmy was doing some heavy-duty guitaring -- listen to those fills in "Wanton Song" and "Whole Lotta Love." Plant's voice was past its peak (again) but still going strong. 

 08/28/08 Odeon
Saskatoon, SK 
 1 cdr     A-  Lineage: internal mics - Edirol R09>CD Wave>FLAC Opened for Airbourne ** Great show for approximately $30 * Sorry, no setlist; you may need to retrack recorded by Kadeesha 1 crowd noise 2 intro - hard times 3 kids aren't alright 4 everything you're dreaming for 5 tide of tears (part 1) 6 tide of tears (part 2) 7 real hard headed 8 bullet  
 12/14/11 Bottom Lounge
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  The Parlor Mob 12-14-11 Bottom Lounge Chicago,Il. Time:68:09 Quality: A/A- Taped: Dpa4021&gt; Naiant Midbox&gt; Edirol R-09hr Transferred: R-09hr&gt; Usb&gt; Audigy 2s&gt; Magix Audio Cleaning Lab&gt; wav&gt;flac Location: 8 ft from left stack on side Taped & Transferred By: MarkE After All Hard Times American Dream Everything You're Breathing For Hard Enough Believers Take Whats Mine I Want To See You When I Was An Orphan Fall Back Into The Sun The Beginning E: So It Was Can't Keep No Good Boy Down The Band: - Mark Melicia - vocals - David Rosen - guitar - Paul Ritchie - guitar - Anthony Chick - bass - Sam Bey - drums GREAT BAND from Asbury Park, NJ. I was real impressed with the band. This is their 2nd release. Most of the songs from the set are from the 2nd release "Dogs". Show was at Bottom Lounge, which does not sound very good to me. So I went up formt by the stack and set up my stand about 8 ft from the left stack on the side. The actual recording came out ok, but, ran some filters on the low range around 170, and now it sounds real nice.. Check these guys out if you get a chance. The play a great set. And the band IS taper friendly if you wish to record... Support the band: 

 04/11/98 The Bayou
Washington, DC 
 3 cdr      with John Popper 

 06/28/00 Tribune Krieau (JazzFest Wien)
Vienna, Austria 
 2 cdr      Pat Metheny/Michael Brecker Quartet Live at Buehne Krieau at Jazzfest Wien/Austria, 2000-07-28 SOURCE: FM BROADCAST>TRADE??>CD>EAC SECURE MODUS>FLAC FRONTEND, LEVEL 6>FLAC SOUND: A+ (perfect FM, listen to mp3 samples) Tracks: CD 1: Slings And Arrows (Michael Brecker) Half Past Late (Michael Brecker) Timeline (Pat Metheny) Into The Dream (Pat Metheny)> Extradition (Pat Metheny) CD 2: Every Day (I Thank You) (Pat Metheny) What Do You Want? (Pat Metheny) As I Am (Pat Metheny) Faith Healer (Pat Metheny) Summertime (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) Lineup: Michael Brecker tenor saxophone Pat Metheny guitars, guitar synthesizer, 42-string guitar Larry Goldings organ Bill Stewart drums Enjoy!  
 07/03/00 Tollhaus
Karlsruhe, Germany 
 2 cdr     A+  Pat Metheny and Michael Brecker Special Quartet. Tollhaus, Karlsruhe. Karlsruhe, Germany. July 3th 2000. Tracklist: Slings and Arrows Half Past Late Timeline Into The Dream Extradition Summertime As I Am What Do You Want Everyday (I Thank You) Faith Healer Song For Bilbao Personnel: Pat Metheny: Guitars Michael Brekcer: Tenor Sax Larry Goldings: Hammond B3 Organ Bill Stewart: Drums Source: SBD > HDD > PC > dimeadozen.org Audio quality: A++ TT: 110 mins  

 11/01/78 Philharmonie
Berlin, Germany 
 1 cdr      Pat Metheny Group Live at Jazzfest West-Berlin, Germany, 1978-11-01 SOURCE: FM Broadcast>unknown Recording Equipment>CD transfer>trade??>EAC SECORE MODUS>FLAC FRONTEND, LEVEL6>FLAC SOUND: A (few FM hiss present, listen to mp3 sample) Pat Metheny (guitars), Lyle Mays (piano, synthesizers), Mark Egan (electric bass), Dan Gottlieb (drums) Tracks: 1. Phase Dance (Metheny/Mays) 07.50 2. April Joy (Metheny) 04.09 3. Unity Village 09.36 4. unknown 14.21 5. unknown 04.46 6. unknown 04.25 7. unknown 10.40 Total Time: 55 min Enjoy!! *************************************************** *************************************************** MIKE'S NOTES FROM ETREE - *************************************************** Phase Dance (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) April Joy (Pat Metheny) Unity Village (Pat Metheny) The Windup (Keith Jarrett) The Epic (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) Jaco (Pat Metheny) American Garage (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) San Lorenzo (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) tracks 1-3 are in the original info and i know track 6 is "american garage" , and i 'm pretty sure track 5 is "jaco" so i'm guessing track 4 , which is the longest, is a combo of "the windup" into "the epic" so it looks like this 1 Phase Dance 2 April Joy 3 Unity Village 4 The Windup - The Epic 5 Jaco 6 American Garage 7 San Lorenzo  
 11/17/79 Hofstra Playhouse, Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 
 2 cdr/shn      WLIR/WRVR broadcast, pre FM source. This recording is directly from the broadcast truck's soundboard, not the house board. The original Maxell XL-2 dolby cassette master was recorded on a Nakamichi 550 and has been transfered [in 2002-09] to cd via a calibrated Nakamichi CR7a through an SBM1 to a Lynx card. Edited and mastered in SoundForge. 
 04/??/80 Orpheum Theater
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Pat Metheny Group Orpheum Theater Boston, MA United States April 1980 (exact date unknown) Late show Soundboard recording (A+) Pat Metheny - guitars Lyle Mays - piano, synthesizers, organ, autoharp Mark Egan - electric bass Dan Gottlieb - drums Disc 1 (55:34) 1. (Cross The) Heartland (Metheny/Mays) 10:13 2. Aistream (Metheny/Mays) 6:51 3. (Pat's remarks) 1:51 4. April Joy (Metheny) 4:34 5. (Pat's remarks) 0:28 6. Unity Village (Metheny) > solo guitar > The Windup (Keith Jarrett) 13:39 7. The Epic (Metheny/Mays) 17:59 Disc 2 (53:09) 1. solo guitar > As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls (Metheny/Mays) 20:37 2. Meantime (Metheny) 9:19 3. Jaco (Metheny) 4:14 4. (Pat's remarks) 1:49 5. San Lorenzo (Metheny/Mays) 14:20 6. American Garage (Metheny/Mays) [fade out] 2:50  
 10/31/81 Orpheum Theatre
Minneapolis, MN 
 1 cdr    A A-  partial show end of set and encores only 
 07/13/82 Stanley Theatre
Pittsburgh, PA 
 2 cdr      Pat Metheny Group - Pittsburgh, PA, 1982-07-13 SB (RE-SEED) Pat Metheny Group (venue unknown) Pittsburgh, PA, July 13, 1982 Here's a re-seed of the Pat Metheny Group from the early 80's. Great show, audio is Soundboard, and previous seeder(?) did a excellent job getting this show just right! Many thanks to the original seeder! Pat Metheny - guitars, guitar synthesizer Lyle Mays - piano, synthesizers, organ, autoharp, synclavier Steve Rodby - acoustic and electric basses, bass synthesizer Dan Gottlieb - drums Nana Vasconcelos - percussion, voice, berimbau Disc-1 (64:39) 01. (announcer intro) > Phase Dance 8:50 02. Broadway Blues (Ornette Coleman) 8:36 03. James 8:40 04. Offramp 11:39 05. "It's For You" 7:47 06. Are You Going With Me ? 8:07 07. The Bat part II > (solo berimbau) > 6:31 08. Ozark 4:29 Disc-2 (57:41) 01. K. C. Blues (Pat Metheny) 9:52 02. (solo guitar) 5:48 03. (solo synclavier guitar) > Close To Home (Lyle Mays) 16:24 04. Jaco (Pat Metheny) 6:03 05. Song For Bilbao (Pat Metheny) 8:26 06. (Pat's remarks) 0:16 07. (Cross The) Heartland 7:05 08. American Garage 3:47 All compositions by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays except where noted.  

 07/09/04 Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ......... Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org .......... Setlist : Disc 1 : 01. Last Train Home [6:19] 02. Song For The Boys [4:41] 03. Medley [6:47] (contains: Phase Dance - Minuano 6/8 - September 15th - First Circle - This Is Not America) 04. Into The Dream [5:44] 05. So May It Secretly Begin [6:25] 06. Number 13 (not yet titled) [11:40] Disc 2 : 01. Always & Forever [7:35] 02. Number 3 (not yet titled) [7:28] 03. James [8:43] 04. Lone Jack [10:42] 05. Lonely Woman [8:09] 06. Question & Answer [22:12] Musicians : Pat Metheny - guitar Christian McBride - bass Antonio Sanchez - drums  

 12/17/79 Apollo Theatre
Glasgow, Scotland 
 2 cdr      Paul McCartney And Wings Last Flight Glasgow, Scotland 12-17-79 Set I [01] 03:50 - Got To Get You Into My Life [02] 03:58 - Getting Closer [03] 04:32 - Every Night [04] 03:59 - Again and Again and Again [05] 03:22 - I've Had Enough [06] 03:18 - No Words [07] 02:48 - Cook of The House [08] 05:31 - Old Siam, Sir [09] 05:36 - Maybe I'm Amazed [10] 03:26 - Fool On The Hill [11] 04:18 - Let It Be [12] 03:00 - Hot As Sun [13] 02:22 - Spin It On [14] 02:49 - Twenty Flight Rock [15] 04:18 - Go Now [16] 04:34 - Arrow Through Me [17] 04:14 - Wonderful Christmastime Set II [01] 05:40 - Coming Up [02] 05:22 - Goodnight Tonight [03] 03:41 - Yesterday [04] 08:28 - Mull Of Kintyre [05] 06:55 - Band On The Run Set III - Concert for the people of Kampuchea LP [06] 03:04 - Kampuchea LP / Got To Get You Into My Life [07] 04:23 - Kampuchea LP / Every Night [08] 04:15 - Kampuchea LP / Coming Up [09] 03:01 - Kampuchea LP / Lucille [10] 04:12 - Kampuchea LP / Let it Be [11] 02:43 - Kampuchea LP / Rockestra Theme 
 04/01/90 Memorial Stadium
Berkeley, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  True Soundboard recording (stage mix)....there is almost no audience heard .... The sound quality is excellent. ........... Lineage bootleg silver cd > EAC > wave > TLH > flac .... Personnel Paul McCartney (vocals, bass, guitar, piano) Hamish Stuart (guitar, bass, vocals) Robbie McIntosh (guitar, vocals) Linda McCartney (keyboards, vocals) Paul "Wix" Wickens (keyboards) Chris Whitten (drums) 
 07/04/90 RFK Stadium
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      BAND: PAUL McCARTNEY SHOW DATE: 07/04/90 VENUE: R. F. K. STADIUM LOCATION: WASHINGTON, DC SET(S): 29 (out of 35) songs LINEAGE: SBD > D > D > SSSB AUDIO RATING: AR1 MEDIA REQUIRED: DAT: 1x120 min. CD-R / MINI DISC: 2 RELEASED ON: 06/01/02 THANKS TO MIKE B. FOR PROVIDING THIS SHOW ON DAT TO ME!!! OFFICIAL SHOW NOTES: LINEAGE: SBD > D > D > SSSB; thanks to Mike B. for seeding this show; BAND MEMBERS: Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh, Paul Wickens, Chris Whitten; MISSING: opening songs "Figure Of Eight", "Jet", "Got To Get You Into My Life"'; MISSING: mid-show "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace A Chance); any/all editing, fades, NR, hiss elimination, phase shifting, time smear correction, digital jitter elimination, EQ, and quantization noise elimination (when down-converting audio for CD-R mastering), were all performed using 24-bit / 96 kHz digital realm processing at Serafin Station Studio B using the "code name Harpoon" editing software (Beta V0.962.88 Build 125) JAY'S PERSONAL COMMENTS: Considering all I've ever heard of McCartney's bands is what I've listened to on the 2 LP's (yes, actual vinyl!) I own of Wings, I didn't know what to expect from his live shows. I know people who have had mixed reactions to his tours... they say that the music is good, but sometimes the stage effects drew their attention away from the band. Others said it added to the show. All I know is, judging from the audio content from this recording, THE MUSIC IS GREAT! Unfortunately, a few songs are missing (but isn't 29 songs enough for a show????). The 3 opening songs (Figure Of Eight, Got To Get You Into My Life, and Rough Ride) were not on the master. Paul's "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace a Chance) are also missing (known as "The Medley" on most set lists). The odd thing is, though, when listening to the master, I hear NO break anywhere where those 3 songs should have been! They show up on the unofficial set lists as being between "Let It Be" and "Live And Let Die". I've listened to the master I don't know how many times, and there is no change in the applause, an edit I can visually see/hear, nothing! So, I wonder if they WERE played or not. 2 sites show The Medley as NOT played this date. I can only wonder. This is a excellent show, with lots of energy from Paul, who's constantly whooping it up between songs. He's in great voice, and his bass playing, although a little "down" in the mix, is still a good thing to listen to! The mix was done wonderfully, and there were only a couple of "glitches" in the effects for a few brief seconds on a couple of songs (such as too much reverb when the "quick" part of Live And Let Die happens. Oh well, engineers are only human, too! Otherwise, the mix is damn near perfect, nice channel separation where it needs to me, and none of the background vocals are too loud/soft... just right. The selection of songs range from the early 60's Beatles to his most recent album of the time (Flowers In The Dirt), and the arrangements are excellent. Some sampling from the original Beatles' recordings were used, such as the jet aircraft taking off in Back In The USSR to the cello parts in Eleanor Rigby. He's surrounded by some top notch musicians on guitars and vocals. Linda's voice is not in the mix much, but her then honed skills on the keyboards made up for it. The guitarists effects ranged from some very natural sounding acoustical guitars to the wonderful distortion/feedback/sustain segue between Things We Said Today and Eleanor Rigby was right on the money!. If you're a rampant Beatles fan, if you love McCartney, or simply are a casual listener of them/him, this is a show that gives it to you all. The sound quality is excellent, there's no compression/limiting, lots of audio headroom; my advice is to keep the volume down during the between-song sections, as Paul lets out his "howls" and "yelps" quite loudly (don't hold me responsible if you blow out a midrange or tweeter playing this show at high levels!!!). PERSONAL RATINGS: (on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being excellent) Audio Mix: 9.5 Audio Quality: 9.6 (slight digital jitter through the show, maybe about 8 instances, no distractions) Energy Level: 10 (Hey, it's the 4th of July!) Show "Completeness": 8 (the missing opening songs/Lennon's tribute) Song Selection: Very good for the entire tour Surprises: McCartney's voice being so good!  
 01/25/91 MTV Unplugged (England)
Unknown, England 
 1 cdr     A+  Some guy wrote a review on Amazon.com of the officially released version of this show and said this : "Unplugged: The Official Bootleg" captures a totally different side of McCartney live. Instead of approximating the arena-rock experience (which is difficult to do on a record), you're treated to an intimate, informal performance -- almost as if Paul & Co. were performing in your own living room. Yes, Bubba, you're right. This isn't a "real" bootleg. It was released within weeks of the MTV Unplugged performance, specifically designed to beat the bootleggers to market. Paul's original idea was that it would be a "real" bootleg, manufactured at a plant other than Capitol's, and distributed underground through the same means as real bootlegs. Obviously, Capitol/Parlophone didn't like that idea, and so Paul compromised, limiting production to 250,000 copies in the US and another 250,000 in the UK. Those 250,000 copies US sold out in the first week, peaking at #14 in Billboard (not too shabby), then dropping off because there weren't any more copies to be sold. Until now, only Japan has continued to produce the CD, and now, thankfully, it seems to be back in production again Stateside. I'm not sure of the accuracy of that satement, but it seems reasonable . In any event, the version I received in trade has a few extra songs , but they appear in a different order that what's on the "offical bootleg" Then again, I'm not sure if the order of the songs in the "official bootleg" is really accurate either... Here's the order of tracks on my discs : d1 1 intro and band intros 2 mean woman blues 3 matchbox 4 midnight special 5 i lost my little girl 6 here there and everywhere 7 san francisco bay blues 8 we can work it out 9 blue moon of kentucky 10 i've just seen a face 11 every night d2 1 be bop a lula 2 she's a woman 3 and i love her 4 the fool 5 things we said today 6 that would be something 7 blackbird 8 hi-heeled sneakers 9 good rockin' tonight 10 junk 11 aint no sunshine 12 singing the blues 
 12/10/92 Ed Sullivan Theater
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Paul McCartney Ed Sullivan Theater, NYC 12/10/92 MTV Master?>Silver>EAC>wav>flac Complete Show "First Night" Label: Front Row CD11-12 Paul McCartney and his band recorded live at The Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York during the first night of the "Up Close" TV show, on December 10th, 1992. This bootleg features a complete and unedited recording of Paul's show. It is more complete than Looking For Changes which features the recording of the same show but edited to only one CD. Apparently, MTV was looking to follow the success of Unplugged with a live "plugged in" show. The first episode starred Paul and band.The series never followed. Note that this show features one of the few performances of Fixing a Hole. Disc One: 1-Twenty Flight Rock 2-Get Out of My Way 3-Fixing a Hole 4-Looking for Changes 5-Penny Lane 6-Biker Like an Icon 7-I Owe it All to You 8-Big Boys Bickering 9-Michelle 10-Hope of Deliverance 11-Can't Buy Me Love 12-Peace in the Neighborhood Disc Two: 1-Off the Ground 2-I Want to be Your Man 3-Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 4-My Love 5-C Moon 6-Lady Madonna 7-C'mon People 8-Live and Let Die 
 07/02/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 0 cdr      BBC Radio 2 FM Broadcast 2nd July 2005 http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/thelive8event/ Lineage: FM (Sony STRDB1070) > Creative SBLive! > Creative Recorder > Nero Wave Editor > Flac Frontend FLAC 8 Aligned CD sector boundaries 01 Interview Part 1 02 Interview Part 2 xx Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (with U2) 03 Bob Geldof 04 Paul McCartney 05 Get Back 06 Drive My Car 07 Helter Skelter 08 Paul McCartney XX The Long and Winding Road 09 Hey Jude 10 Outro 11 Paul McCartney 26m30s XX Official tracks removed Recorded by enajh2, Loughborough, UK 

 05/09/76 Maple Leaf Garden
Toronto, ON 
 2 cdr     A-  Taken from a CDR copy of the 2CD bootleg "Toronto 1976 Complete" Voxx 0010-01/02 CDR > EAC > FLAC (frontend) 

 08/29/97 Bob's Garage
Seattle, WA 
 1 cdr      Paul Rodgers Live In The Studio Bob's Garage Seattle, WA, USA Date: August 29, 1997 (Estimated, see comment below). Quality - EXCELLENT (A) ARTWORK: INCLUDED IN THE TORRENT FILE ===================================== I remembered that we’d recorded them for a radio show in Seattle. Bob Rivers, a DJ at KISW had a Trident 24-track board in his garage and when bands came through town, he’d record them live with no overdubs. Quote from Randy Bachman at webiste: http://www.randybachman.com/index.php?ch=8&id=20001029032207&cur=1 ===================================== Paul Rodgers At Bob's Garage Digital Soundboard (.wav files!) Recorded "live" in studio performances (unknown date) later broadcast on the Bob Rivers Show 102.5 KZOK Seattle (unknown date). Digital Master Source (hard drive recording to .wav): Exceptional -pindrop perfect- Quality! Lineage: Bob's Garage (102.5 Seattle) hard drive recording http://www.bobrivers.com/audiovault/downloads/bobsgarage/index.asp (.wav files) Note: Apart from Paul Rodgers there are many other interesting Downloads there ..... Dowloaded .wav files from link above > dBpowerAMP > FLAC (level 4) > DIME Setlist: 01 Can't Get Enough (Mick Ralphs) - 04:21 02 Saving Grace (Paul Rodgers/Neal Schon/Geoff Whitehorn) - 04:21 03 Feel Like Makin' Love (Paul Rodgers/Mick Ralphs) - 04:26 04 All I Want is You (Paul Rodgers) - 05:20 05 Satisfaction Guaranteed (Jimmy Page/Paul Rodgers) - 04:49 06 Bad Company (Paul Rodgers/Simon Kirke) - 06:09 07 Soul Of Love (Paul Rodgers) - 05:13 08 Shooting Star (Paul Rodgers) - 06:04 09 All Right Now (Andy Fraser/Paul Rodgers) - 05:01 10 Soul Of Love (Acoustic) (Paul Rodgers) - 04:59 11 Seagull (Paul Rodgers/Mick Ralphs) - 04:23 Total: 55:13 The Band: Paul Rodgers - THE VOICE, Guitar & Piano Geoff Whitehorn - Guitar Jaz Lochrie - Bass Jim Copley - Drums The link above provides the option to Download Paul Rodgers and many others, but the only problem is that correct setlist info is not provided and all songs are in alphabetical order, while they obviously have not been played in that sequence. Unfortunately also all info is missing concerning the recording and/or broadcast dates, so I did the following "research" coming up with the setlist and date as indicated: Touring the "Now" Album Paul Rodgers never hit the West Coast of the USA untill August 1997. At August 29, 1997 Paul Rodgers plays at The Gorge in Seattle. Therefore, untill more precise information becomes available I am guessing Paul Rodgers did an afternoon session for Bob Rivers radio Show at the same day. Setlist compiled by comparisons to Darien Lake (August 02, 1997), San Juan Capistrano (September 24, 1997) & Concord Pavilion (August 26, 1997). Rodgers is famous for many things, but not for changing his setlist too much from day to day in the middle of a tour. He may change one or two songs, but in general the setlist stays more or less the same. Strange inclusions in this specific setlist would be "Satisfaction Guaranteed", "Seagull" and two versions of "Soul Of Love' in the same show. I am gusssing Rodgers did a short set finishing with "Allright Now" and after that completed the show with accoustic sessions of "Soul Of Love" and "Seagull". I also have the feeling that the show is not complete and that the show was edited to match Broadcast time of 1 hour + DJ talking and adds. If anybody could or would want to correct the info above, please do so. On Tue 26th Feb, 2008 19:22 GMT "junkmail" tried to Upload this Torrent as an exact copy of the Download from the link above, no attempt at corrected setlist, no date indication, no Band members, etc. and the Torrent was never active..... Thanks to "junkmail" anyway, because thanks to this attempted Upload I found the website. ARTWORK: FREE: Forever #1 Uploaded on DIME: March 2008 by: FREE: Forever #1 Enjoy  
 05/08/02 Los Conciertos De Radio3 RTVE Studio
Madrid, Spain 
 1 cdr      LOS CONCIERTOS DE RADIO 3 RTVE Studios, Madrid, Spain 8 May 2002 1. Alright Now 2. Feel Like Makin' Love 3. Muddy Water Blues 4. Shooting Star 5. Bad Company 6. Seagull Paul Rodgers: Vocals Acoustic Guitar Piano on track 5  

 07/05/78 Fredric R. Mann Auditorium
Tel Aviv, Israel 
 2 cdr      Paul Simon and Friends 5-7-78 The Holy Land Ceasarea, Israel with Toots Thielemans and the Jessy Dixon Singers Soundboard bootleg --> EAC secure mode --> FLAC Set 1 1. 3:01 Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard 2. 2:53 Homeward Bound 3. 3:19 Mother & Child 4. 3:46 I Do It For Your Love 5. 3:38 You're Kind 6. 4:29 Bluesette Toots Thielemans 7. 3:54 Have a Good Time 8. 3:31 Still Crazy 9. 3:44 Fifty Ways 10. 5:09 The Boxer 11. 3:05 Mrs. Robinson 12. 4:14 Slip Sliding Away 13. 3:00 Duncan 14. 4:25 Something So Right Total 52:08 Set 2 1. 3:17 Loves Me Like a Rock 2. 3:29 Some Folks Lives 3. 3:38 I Keep So Busy Jessy Dixon Singers 4. 3:24 What Do You Call Him Jessy Dixon Singers 5. 6:53 Bridge Over Troubled Water 6. 4:43 Gone At Last 7. 5:10 American Tune 8. 3:50 Sounds Of Silence 9. 4:09 America 10. 6:59 Baby Wat You Want Me To Do 11. 8:17 Bye Bye Love Total 53:49 note: The artwork shows three additional songs on the second disk. All copies of this I have seen do not include these, including the bootleg CDs. 
 06/13/01 Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      Paul Simon with Paul McCartney Greek Theater Los Angeles, CA June 13, 2001 Lineage: CDR Trade => EAC => WAV => FLAC Front-end Disc info: Disc 1 (55:51): (1) That's Where I Belong (3:32) (2) Graceland (5:19) (3) You're The One (5:01) (4) 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover (4:59) (5) That Was Your Mother (3:24) (6) Me & Julio Down By The Schoolyard (3:00) (7) The Teacher (4:06) (8) Spirit Voices (4:35) (9) Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes (7:18) (10) You Can Call Me Al (5:33) (11) Old Friends/Bookends (2:47) (12) Homeward Bound (2:47) (13) I Am A Rock (3:24) Disc 2 (51:19): (1) The Boy in the Bubble (6:24) (2) The Coast (5:46) (3) Late in the Evening (6:12) (4) Hurricane Eye (5:51) (5) Proof (5:43) (6) Still Crazy After All These Years (5:53) (7) I've Just Seen A Face (2:43) * (8) Mrs. Robinson (4:21) (9) The Boxer (5:04) (10) Loves Me Like A Rock (3:17) * with Paul McCartney Md5 signature file and artwork are included. (The additional of an md5 (as well as the modification of this info file) are the only differences with the previous seed. Notes: A couple of days after Paul Simon joined Paul McCartney at his Landmine Benefit, Macca returned the favor by sitting in at Paul Simon's show at the Greek Theater for one song. It's a fun duet. Otherwise, this is a pretty representative setlist from Simon's summer 2001 tour, which was more or less a shortened version of what he played in his fall 2000 theater tour. I believe the only song in this set that didn't appear in 2000 is the final encore, "Loves Me Like A Rock." Nonetheless, this is great for anyone who enjoys live Paul Simon in any context, and worth having for die-hard Beatles collectors. The recording is a very good soundboard. It is probably from a commercial bootleg, but I couldn't find the title anywhere on a Google search -- if anyone recognizes this and can provide the title (and perhaps the artwork???), I would appreciate it. If anyone has and can post the Brian Wilson opening set, I'm sure that many people would appreciate that as well. This is comparable to the Beacon soundboard in terms of quality; probably not as lush a mix as the Hollywood Bowl show. Enjoy the show! 

 11/05/92 Chestnut Cabaret
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Paul Weller Chestnut Cabaret Philadelphia, PA November 5, 1992 sb>cassette(1)>cdr(0)>eac>flac 1. (When You) Call Me 2. Uh Huh Oh Yea 3. Round and Round 4. Man in the Corner Shop 5. Bull Rush/Magic Bus 6. Long Hot Summer 7. Instrumental (Arrival Time) 8. Hercules 9. Everything Has a Price To pay (acoustic) 10. Amongst Butterflies (acoustic) 11. Ends of the Earth 12. Love of the Loved aka The Loved 13. Ohio 14. Headstart for Happiness 15. All Year Round 16. Into Tomorrow 17. Bitterness Rising 18. I Didn't Mean To Hurt You 19. Kosmos 20. What's Going On 21. The Weaver 

 02/12/92 Melkweg
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Fits on same disc with Rotterdam 7/16/93************** PEARL JAM Rotterdam, Ahoy 16 July 1993 01. Intro / Release 02. Why go 03. Deep 04. Jeremy 05. Daughter 06. Garden / Outro Lineage: Radio broadcast > mastertape > 1st copy tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Audigy Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave >FLAC Frontend (level 6) Eddie Vedder (lead vocals, guitar), Jeff Ament (bass), Stone Gossard (rhythm guitar), Mike McCready (lead guitar), Dave Abbruzzese (drums) This is the first of a series of two early Pearl Jam shows I want to seed. Both come from a pristine clean first copy from the master tapes. First in line in the great Rotterdam show, the first of a two days series at the Ahoy in July 1993. This one has been bootlegged various times (for example in the 'Against' silver) but honestly the quality of this one blows me away, although it's just a part of the show. I've been listening to it on my PC over the full day because it really rocks! I was lucky enough to follow the band since the very beginning and managed to trade quite a few low-generation shows. This is really one of my favourite and the sound quality is just astonishing. This is the complete broadcast (although in subsequent broadcasts they gave more) including DJ intro and outro: a must. This one is dedicated to Rummenigge, another PJ die-hard fan from the days of the Sorpasso! ldb 
 03/16/92 Kaufman Astoria Studios
Queens, NY 
 2 cdr      second disc is soundchecks Source: dSBD > DAT > dEDIT (level adjustment only) > mkwACT > .shn  
 07/16/93 Sportspaleis Ahoy
Rotterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      Fits on same disc as Amsterdam 2/12/92 ********************** LDB Special Series #12 Hello! As mentioned, here is a new series from my collection. After the Master Series, here is the Special Series. Out of my 6,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed! I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my reward for all the work involved in this project. PEARL JAM Rotterdam, Ahoy 16 July 1993 01. Intro / Release 02. Why go 03. Deep 04. Jeremy 05. Daughter 06. Garden / Outro Lineage: Radio broadcast > mastertape > 1st copy tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Audigy Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave >FLAC Frontend (level 6) Eddie Vedder (lead vocals, guitar), Jeff Ament (bass), Stone Gossard (rhythm guitar), Mike McCready (lead guitar), Dave Abbruzzese (drums) This is the first of a series of two early Pearl Jam shows I want to seed. Both come from a pristine clean first copy from the master tapes. First in line in the great Rotterdam show, the first of a two days series at the Ahoy in July 1993. This one has been bootlegged various times (for example in the 'Against' silver) but honestly the quality of this one blows me away, although it's just a part of the show. I've been listening to it on my PC over the full day because it really rocks! I was lucky enough to follow the band since the very beginning and managed to trade quite a few low-generation shows. This is really one of my favourite and the sound quality is just astonishing. This is the complete broadcast (although in subsequent broadcasts they gave more) including DJ intro and outro: a must. This one is dedicated to Rummenigge, another PJ die-hard fan from the days of the Sorpasso! ldb 
 04/03/94 Fox Theater
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr    A  liberated bootleg "Atlanta"...KTS Records 
 08/07/00 Philips Arena
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr     A+  commercial relese 
 08/25/00 Jones Beach Music Theater
Wantagh, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 10/22/00 MGM Grand Arena
Las Vegas, NV 
 2 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 11/06/00 Key Arena
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 05/03/03 Bryce Jordan Center, Penn State Univ.
State College, PA 
 3 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 10/05/05 House of Blues
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr     A-  With Robert Plant on part of the Encore....Source: Schoeps MK4s > Nbox > D100 Lineage: DAT master > FLAC ..............Notes: Benefit for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Robert Plant & the Strange Sensation opened the show. The $1000 ticket didn't keep the typical obnoxious and drunks away, but it was all for a good cause. Huge thanks to the PJ community for making this possible, and to my brother for solving my power issues. Raw transfer. Fades added to beginning and end of the discs prior to downsampling to 44.1 kHz. 
 12/09/06 Aloha Stadium
Honolulu, HI 
 1 cdr      opened for U2 **********notes************ “Flying Into Hawaii” The ultimate version Blend of sources: Chrisedge Bakerstuff Bono IEM Gear: Protools/ Audition Mixing: Bob S. First off this work is dedicated to the tapers and their generosity in making this happen. The mission for this was to make a recording that sounds like you are in the middle of the sweet spot of the stadium. Processes as follows: Bakerstuff was used as the primary source as it had very direct sound. Unfortunately it suffered from 2 people that were constantly screaming. A full master was done within protocols using primarily a 7 band parametric and light multband to add definition to the vocals and bass, and finally a subsonic filter to get the low stuff that was just adding mud to the sound. From that, the track was duplicated and applied a high pass filter at 600hz for use as a bottom end filler for Chris’ version. Chris’ version was used for ambience, as the taping position was further back. First step is to run in a harmonic balancer and match the sound of Bakers’ version from 600hz through 3k for the filler track during Bakers screamers. Duplicating the track, and narrowing the stereo image to 80% took some of the distance sound out of it to use as the ambience track. The IEM obviously is used for vocals. The first step with it was to filter the click track, but because of the style of click it could not be completely removed. Then using eq and aural exciter to fill it out a give it a more natural sound. The big problem with this source was the receiver used to pull it in would loose the frequency every now and again causing static, so this could not be used at all times. The last third of the show the wind came up and affected both audience sources at times. I filtered it as best as possible, but since it was so wide across the low and mid frequencies total removal resulted in a very thin sound, so in these areas I used a high pass to at least get the big rumble reduced. On to the mixing. Bakers source was set to –6db, Chris’ to –12db and the IEM to –4db as base settings. I crossed the two duplicate tracks as fills for each of the main tracks to remove the screamers. This process took 6 months of on and off work, and unfortunately was not fully completed, as the engineering staff at work decided to upgrade the software and it somehow corrupted the file. Due to the complexity of the mix it was impossible to rebuild it and keep going (there are well over 1000 automations).Fortunately I had done a mixdown just to see how things were going. All that was left was the little tweaks, so it’s not that devastating. The final mastering was done on Audition2 using a five band parametric for pre, muliband compressor to really level things out. I set the multiband very mildly to mainly use it as a soft limiter to keep the sound from getting out of hand. The final phase was a 1/3 octave for final smoothing. Cheering between encores is pulled up. Artwork is included, but if anyone has something better to offer go for it! Mike this one’s for you! Thanks for everything. Hope you all enjoy.  
 06/28/08 Comcast Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A+  Official Download - So probably should not trade 

 11/02/85 Brixton Academy
London, England 
 2 cdr      received in trade...... W/David Gilmour & Filler From 1/29/86 - Slit Skirts, Hiding Out, Rough Boy's, Night Train, & David Letterman Show 1993 - Pinball Wizard, Won't get Fooled Again 
 01/29/86 Rockpalast-TV @ Midem
Cannes, France 
 1 cdr      with David Gilmour on guitar *********************** Pete Townsend & Deep End Gala du Midem Cannes France January 29 1986 Pete Townshend - Vocals, Guitar Peter Hope-Evans - Harmonica Chucho Merchan - Bass David Gilmour - Guitar Simon Phillips - Drums John 'Rabbit' Bundrick - Keyboards Jody Linscott - Percussion The Kick Horns: Simon Clarke Roddy Lorimer Dave Sanders Peter Thoms Dave Blues Billy Nicholls - Background vocals Ian Ellis - Background vocals Chris Stains - Background vocals Gina Foster - Background vocals Coral Gordan - Background vocals 01 //Won't Get Fooled Again 4:40 02 Second Hand Love 4:33 03 Give Blood 6:00 04 Behind Blue Eyes 3:39 05 After The Fire 4:40 06 Slit Skirts 6:32 07 Blue Light 8:41 08 I Put A Spell On You 4:13 09 Hiding Out 3:51 10 The Sea Refuses No River 7:03 11 Face The Face 6:05 12 (dj interruption) .58 13 Pinball Wizard 3:02 14 A Little Is Enough 6:01 15 Rough Boys 4:50 16 Nighttrain 4:16 tape in trade>sony hx pro/audio source eq one> philips cdr775>EAC>FLAC8  
 08/09/93 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     B+  A descent recording with a few audio flaws here and there. But still enjoyable. technical difficulties during the psychoderilect set caused pete to abandon the effort and launch into a smoking "magic bus" Aud>Unknown lineage trader's cd-r>EAC>FLAC Disc1 01 - Tommy Can You Hear Me.flac 02 - Rough Boys.flac 03 - Let My Love Open The Door.flac 04 - Heart To Hang Onto.flac 05 - Behind Blue Eyes.flac 06 - Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere.flac 07 - I'm A Boy.flac 08 - The Kids Are Alright.flac 09 - Pinball Wizard.flac 10 - See Me, Feel Me.flac 11 - English Boy.flac 12 - Meher Baba M3.flac 13 - Let's Get Pretentious.flac 14 - Meher Baba M4.flac 15 - Early Morning Dreams.flac 16 - Magic Bus.flac 17 - You Better You Bet.flac Disc2 01 - A Little Is Enough.flac 02 - I Want That Thing.flac 03 - Outlive The Dinosaur.flac 04 - Now And Then.flac 05 - I Am Afraid.flac 06 - Don't Try To Make Me Real.flac 07 - English Boy (reprise).flac 08 - Save It For Later.flac 09 - Who Are You.flac 10 - Face The Face.flac Disc3 01 - Won't Get Fooled Again 02 - Girl From North Country 03 - Big Boss Man 04 - Eminence Front . 
 09/10/95 Paramount Theatre
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  PAUL SIMON & FRIENDS PARAMOUNT THEATER,NYC SEPT.10,1995 NEW YORK CHILDREN'S HEALTH FUND BENEFIT DAT AUD MASTER > DAT > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC PETE TOWNSHEND 1-THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT W/ PAUL SIMON 2-SAVE IT FOR LATER 3-SLIT SKIRTS 4-CUT MY HAIR 5-LOVE REIGN O'ER ME 6-I PUT A SPELL ON YOU 7-I AM AN ANIMAL 8-DROWNED  
 10/19/96 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Here's another short, but sweet Townshend performance. I think it's a decent recording. Live at the Bridgeschool Benefit San Jose, California (?) October 18, 1996 Aud>unknown gen traders cdr>EAC>FLAC Song List; The Kids Are Alright I'm A Boy Legal Matter Let My Love Open The Door Drowned Behind Blue Eyes From what I've read about this show, Townshend played before The Who's performance on their Quadrophenia tour. So when he was finished, he split so as not to be late for that evenings performance with The Who. Hope you all like it.  
 08/15/98 Yasgur's Farm
Bethel, NY 
 2 cdr      Pete Townshend 1998-08-15 Yasgur's Farm, Bethel, NY Woodstock 98 Unknown gen cd-r > EAC 0.99pb1 (Secure Mode) > Wav > Flac Frontend > Flac (Lvl 8) Thanks to Sheva for the discs :) CD 1: 01. On The Road Again [6:29] 02. A Little Is Enough [5:42] 03. Pete Chatter [2:18] 04. Save It For Later [10:28] 05. Drowned [6:58] 06. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere [12:31] 07. You Better, You Bet [5:56] 08. Pete Chatter [2:28] 09. Behind Blue Eyes [5:05] 10. I Am An Animal [4:01] 11. Now And Then [6:07] 12. Going Up The Country [3:28] CD 2 01. Eyesight To The Blind [6:29] 02. Heart To Hang Onto [4:59] 03. North Country Girl (On The Borderline) [4:34] 04. Let My Love Open The Door [6:29] 05. The Kids Are Alright [10:39] 06. The Acid Queen [5:10] 07. Won't Get Fooled Again [14:01] 08. Pete Chatter [1:33] 09. Magic Bus [9:05] 10. See Me, Feel Me [9:41] Total Length: 144:11 Mins Billed as "Pete Townshend and Friends". Yasgur's farm is the site of the original 1969 Woodstock Festival in Bethel,NY. The show was broadcasted live via the Internet by Infoseek.com. I Am Animal, The Acid Queen sung by Pete Townshend and Tracy Langram; Heart To Hang Onto sung by Pete, Tracy and Jon Carin; Going Up The Country and Eyesight To The Blind featured Taj Mahal. See Me Feel Me was sung with a gospel choir. MD5, FFP's, EAC Logs included. A Goldhawk Club Production Thanks to Long Live Rock www.longliverock.org  
 07/28/99 The Supper Club
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  With Eddie Vedder on last half of show.....Invite Only Audience Aud>Unknown gen trader's cd-r>EAC>FLAC Very Good Audience Recording Set List; WGFA Behind Blue Eyes Drowned Cut My Hair Slit Skirts I Put A Spell On You Let My Love Open The Door Heart To Hang Onto Let's See Action Better Man Till All The Rivers Run Dry Sheraton Gibson Magic Bus I'm One I'm One (reprise) 

 07/04/75 Electric Ballroom
Dallas, TX 
 2 cdr      Peter Frampton Electric Ballroom Dallas , TX 1975- July-04 Here a Frampton show from 1975 I like to share here on dime. I received this via trade 3 years ago. For soundquality check sample in comments and.... ENJOY °°°°°°°°° tracklist °°°°°°°°°°°° 01-Intro 02-Days Dawning 03-Doobie Wah 04-Lines On My Face 05-Shine On 06-It's A Plain Shame 07-Penny For Your Thoughts 08-Wind Of Change 09-Baby I Love Your Way 10-Show Me The Way 11-I Want To Go To The Sun>cut 12-I Want To Go To The Sun (continuation) 13-Money 14-Do You Feel Like We Do? 15-Encore call>Intros 16-Somethings Happening 17-White Sugar 18-Radio announcement 19-Jumping Jack Flash lineup: °°°°°°°°°° Peter Frampton - guitar , voc. Bob Mayo - keyboards , guitar , voc. Stanley Sheldon - bass John Siomos - drums source : FM (KZEW Radio broadcast )>? transfer: trade>cd-r>eac>tlh> flac (8)>dime>you ffp in the file 
 07/04/79 Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      Peter Frampton The Summit, Fort Worth, TX 4 July 1979 Supergroups In Concert #SGC 103 Broadcast Date of September 15, 1979 Lineage: Pre-FM vinyls > Audacity > Wav > TLH > Flac (L8, align on sector boundaries) Additional Lineage: FLAC > TLH (fixed SBEs) > FLAC Supposedly aligned on sector boundaries, but there were many errors. Covers & Cue Sheets Included 01 Supergroups In Concert Intro 02 Something's Happening 03 Doobie Wah 04 Show Me The Way 05 Interview 06 Got My Feet Back On The Ground 07 You Don't Know Like I Know 08 Interview 09 Baby, I Love Your Way 10 I Can't Stand It No More 11 Interview 12 Where I Should Be 13 Everything I Need 14 Signed, Sealed, Delivered 15 No Reply 16 Intro to Do You Feel LIke I Do 17 Do You Feel Like I Do 18 Interview 19 Jumping Jack Flash 20 I'm In You 21 Supergroups In Concert Outro Total time 1:43:29 Peter Frampton - guitar, vocals Bob Mayo - keyboards, vocals Stanley Sheldon - bass, vocals Jamie Oldaker - drums, percussion Bob Hamlin - horns Neil Barr - horns Joe Stellute - horns J.J. Silver - horns http://www.frampton.com/ Justdave's notes: Great show from the Where I Should Be Tour, Peter and his band are in fine form. This is a vinyl rip done by our friend Draftervoi and what a fine job too. I meant to post this one a while ago and thought I had. I made CDs of this one and jammed it in the car for a week. It's still in one of my house CD players getting heavy rotation. You get some fantastic live performances with a few interview snippets here and there which have been chaptered so you can avoid them if you like. They only add up to 2 minutes 58 seconds so you still get an hour and a half of music. Trust me people You Need This!! Many thanks to both draftervoi and justdave for making this recording available...it's much appreciated! Support the artists! Buy their official releases, go to their concerts! Trade freely! Do not buy or sell! Keep it lossless! Uploaded to DIME by propylaen in November 2013.  
 12/16/92 WBCN Studios
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      PETER FRAMPTON December 16, 1992 Wednesday at Noon WBCN Studios, Boston, Ma. USA WBCN-FM Acoustic Set & Interview WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900 FM > DAT Master > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC Total Time - 30:44 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins 1. All I Want To Be (Is By Your Side) 3:26 2. interview 4:55 3. Wind Of Change 3:19 4. interview 5:16 5. Baby, I Love Your Way 4:40 6. interview 2:53 7. Show Me The Way 3:33 8. interview > closing 2:42 Peter Frampton - acoustic guitar, vocals ************** On disc with black cowes 11-30-90 and goo goo dolls 10r-10-95 ************************** 

 03/15/77 Music Hall
Cleveland, OH 
 2 cdr      Visit http://prrp-music.com for all of our releases SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION 02 "Hello Everyone! My, It's been a fun-filled 2 years, hasn't it? Imagine that... 2 years already! And to celebrate the occasion, we are offering you this very special show. This recording was sourced from the Pre-FM Master Reels of the Radio Broadcast, a source which was previously unavailable until now. The result is much higher quality sound compared to other available versions of this concert. We hope that you agree. Now, it is time for us to move on to our 3rd year. We already have some real dandies in the works. Just wait and see :) Thank You for Supporting PRRP! PRRPSAE02-PETER GABRIEL BROKEN EYES AND CONTACT LENSES March 15, 1977 (Music Hall - Cleveland, Ohio) 1.1 Here Comes The Flood (Piano Version) 2:57 1.2 On the Air 4:08 1.3 Moribund The Burgermeister 4:47 1.4 Waiting For The Big One 7:53 1.5 A Song Without Words 3:53 1.6 Excuse Me 3:20 1.7 Solsbury Hill 5:17 1.8 Ain't That Peculiar 5:17 1.9 Why Don't We 7:08 1.10 Humdrum 4:19 1.11 Peter Talking 1:11 1.12 Slowburn 5:20 1.13 All Day And All Of The Night 4:12 2.1 Here Comes The Flood (Band Version) 4:12 2.2 Modern Love 4:37 2.3 Band Introductions 1:09 2.4 Down The Dolce Vita 10:36 2.5 Back In N.Y.C. 7:37 Bonus Track 2.6 Peter Gabriel Interview-Piccadilly Radio (April 1977-Manchester,UK) 4:38 CUT - CONTAINS OFFICIAL MATERIAL Peter Gabriel - Lead Vocals, Piano, Flute and Percussions Dusty Rhodes (aka-Robert Fripp - Guitars & Effects Steve Hunter- Lead Guitars Tony Levin - Bass Guitars, Stick, Backing Vocals Larry Fast - Synthesizers Alan Schwartzberg - Drums, Percussion and Backing Vocals Phil Aaberg - Keyboards and Backing Vocals John Maelen - Percussion and Backing Vocals YOU CAN KEEP MY THINGS…     The tempest had died down. It was done.  Peter Gabriel had left Genesis in 1975 after The LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY tour and was now about to embark upon a whole new venture as a solo artist.  Phil Collins was the new lead singer of the band Gabriel had left behind, and with the albums A TRICK OF THE TAIL and WIND AND WUTHERING, both released in 1976, Genesis were enjoying new levels of success in album sales and concert attendances.  This prompted mixed feelings for their ex-frontman, as he would later explain: “It felt kind of strange for me. I mean, I was very happy for the guys because I knew they could make it without me but it’s strange how the way people feel about you can change so fast. When I was with Genesis, just because of the costumes and the stage shows, people assumed that I ‘was’ Genesis, that I was doing everything, which was a faulty vision that I constantly fought to dispel. But when I had left and the band was reaching new heights, people started to assume that I had done nothing, which was a bit ego-bruising, to say the least !”…    With that in mind, Peter Gabriel now had to prove that he could stand alone and create his own musical world.  No easy task after such an incredible run with as great a band as Genesis was then, but Gabriel was never a man to shy away from a challenge From the very start, he knew that he had to be as different from Genesis as possible, Both musically and visually - no more long and syncopated musical suites, no more batwings and flower masks.  The last months of 1975 and the first half of 1976 were spent at his home in England, resting with his family and slowly writing new material on the piano.  Having dug deep into his own musical background, he created a very special collection of songs, each of which had a distinct personality of its own, and he set about recording his first solo album.  In an effort to get away from the archetypal ‘English’ rock sound, Gabriel sought the help of American producer Bob Ezrin, well known for his work with Alice Cooper and Kiss.  Most of the resulting album was recorded at Soundstage studio in Toronto, Canada. Ezrin’s involvement in the project undoubtedly helped bring forth the raw sound that Gabriel was looking for, but it was the choice of musicians in his new recording band that would ultimately make this first solo album such a departure from Gabriel’s previous recorded work.    Steve Hunter’s harsh guitar licks and Allan Schwartzberg’s heavy drums were as far removed from the Hackett-Collins combination as could possibly be imagined, while Larry Fast’s discrete synthesizer work couldn’t be further away from Tony Banks’ huge presence on the keyboards. Add Tony Levin, an amazing bass player with a unique style of his own, and the brilliant ex-King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp (who would insist on staying in the shadows, both on the album and the ensuing tour when he was referred to only as ‘Dusty Rhodes’), and you have all the elements needed to create an album as different from Genesis and progressive rock in general as a fly is from a windshield !  To further accentuate the contrast, Gabriel would also bring in orchestral arrangements for one of the songs, another first for the ex-Genesis angel.  One could still hear vague musical remnants of Peter’s days with Genesis in songs like “Moribund The Burgermeister” and “Down The Dolce Vita”, but for the most part, this first solo effort was very fresh in its overall approach and it came as a delightful surprise to Peter Gabriel fans the world over.  The advertising campaign which accompanied the release of the album in February 1977 advised listeners to ‘Expect The Unexpected’.  Wise words indeed.    With the album and first single “Solsbury Hill” achieving deserved success, March 1977 saw Gabriel taking his new music out on the road.  Electing to avoid using costumes and elaborate stage choreography, Gabriel’s voice, body and music would now be the only weapons he would use to try and conquer a whole new audience.  The set list consisted of the new album in its entirety, along with early versions of new songs that would later appear on his second album, and even a few covers.  By the time the tour reached the UK, the following month, “Why Don’t We?” had been dropped from the set, never to reappear live or in a recorded version.    Was the surprisingly heavy interpretation of Genesis’ “Back In NYC” as an encore a concession to his older fans ?  Only Peter could tell us but after playing “The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway” on the 1978-79 tour for his second album, no more Genesis song would ever be included in the set list of a Peter Gabriel show.  The man was intent on making it on his own !  And it all began with the 1977 tour for his first album, from which we proudly bring you this exceptional recording of what was only Gabriel’s sixth ever solo performance.  We most certainly hope that you are going to enjoy it as much as we do. PRRP Staff Notes from the Re-Master             This recording comes to us as a CD copy of the master pre-FM reels. The show was initially broadcast in the Cleveland area which has lead to a number of versions of the recording being available to the public. But this is the first time, to our knowledge; this pre-FM source has been available.             Despite its Pre-FM status there was still quite a bit of noise in this recording. Multiple techniques of noise reduction were tried but eventually an inversion-subtraction method was found to be most effective. This noise cancellation technique was variably applied throughout the show as needed to reduce the perceived noise. Manual removal of pops and clicks was necessary as was selective removal of an occasional buzz.             Tonality also needed a bit of adjustment. The original source was quite deficient in the bass and sub-bass components. Those were boosted. There were sections with prominent bass drum where even further bass enhancements were needed. Other sections were a little excessive in the treble range. Rather than a global treble reduction, a dynamic de-esser in the high treble range seemed most effective. This technique smoothed both the excessive sounding “SS” when sung and the occasional piercing character of the high toned instruments.             Track gaps were found and removed. Some audience noise was reduced in volume but not was cut in length. The discs were re-balanced because the interview was added at the end of the show. This required a mix-pasting of the original cut in the show but fortunately, no patch was necessary as the cut occurred during applause. Finally, a small amount of echo was added to enhance the sound. Since this was a soundboard recording the presence was a bit dry and the sound character of a truly live performance was lacking. Adding a bit of echo helped to correct this problem.             The Interview section had quite a bit of noise that needed reduction. Two different techniques were used to accomplish this. The tonality also needed adjustment. Bass was reduced and treble/midrange was enhanced to better understand the dialogue. Frequent pops and clicks occurred and were manually removed. Finally, the Right channel was suppressed compared to the left and so the two channels were re-balanced.  
 08/10/83 Paramount Theater
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr      Title SAB PG02 (SAB PG02) Date 10-Aug-1983 Venue Paramount Theatre, Seattle WA Country USA Type Soundboard Quality * A+ Media 2CD-R Track # Track Name Track Length 1.1 Across The River 03:53 1.2 I Have The Touch 05:07 1.3 Not One Of Us 07:10 1.4 The Family And The Fishing Net 08:32 1.5 Shock The Monkey 09:42 1.6 Family Snapshot 04:42 1.7 Intruder 05:30 1.8 Humdrum 04:37 1.9 Games Without Frontiers 07:18 1.10 Lay Your Hands On Me 11:05 2.1 Solsbury Hill (Take One) 02:50 2.2 Solsbury Hill (Take Two) 05:14 2.3 I Don't Remember 04:29 2.4 San Jacinto 09:19 2.5 On The Air (04-Oct-78) 04:25 2.6 D.I.Y. (04-Oct-78) 04:06 2.7 Solsbury Hill (04-Oct-78) 04:54 2.8 White Shadow (04-Oct-78) 05:07 2.9 Here Comes The Flood (04-Oct-78) 04:09 2.10 The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway (04-Oct-78) 05:10 Total Running Time : 1:57:19  
 06/15/86 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr/shn      Amnesty International "Conspiracy of Hope" 25th Anniversary Tour Giants Stadium, NJ 1986-06-15 LINEAGE: FM broadcast > Denon DRM-800 (Maxell UDXL-II, NR off) > Turtle Beach Santa Cruz PCI Sound Card > CDWav > wav > FLAC6..... . Peter Gabriel 1 - Red Rain 2 - Shock The Monkey 3 - Family Snapshot 4 - Sledgehammer 5 - San Jacinto 6 - Biko 

 03/15/79 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Peter Tosh My Father's Place Old Roslyn, NY 03.15.79 Source: Pre-FM SBD feed > Nak 550 > Maxell UDXL2 (no NR) via Peter Hedeman Transfer: MC > Nak CR7-A (azimith adjust) > SBM-1 (s/pdif) > Lynx Studio Technology One (soundcard) > SoundForge 4.5 > CD Architect 4.0f > Red Book CDR Re-Master: CDR > WAV > W avelab 5.01a (L3 Multimaximizer to increase headroom) > FLAC 1. 400 Years > 2. Steppin' Razor 3. Pick Myself Up 4. African 5. Burial > 6. Soon Come 7. I'm The Toughest > 8. Bush Doctor 9. Don't Look Back 10. Get Up Stand Up 11. Encore Break Encore: 12. Legalize It Recorded after the release of Bush Doctor, this is a nice, fat SBD. It came labelled 3/14/79, but it's commonly dated 3/15. Those may be the recording and broadcast dates. There is a show listed at db.etree.org on 3/14 for the Bayou in Washington, D.C. That could be a mistake, too, because the band was in the NY area on March 7, 8 an 9, 1979. I don't know which is right. Dennis McNamara says: "First time ever live on WLIR FM." Peter Tosh's August 22, 1979 performance at the Calderone Theater would be the next broadcast. Begins with a buzz in the right channel, which vanishes within 90 seconds. There was gap in the middle of Soon Come. I cross faded it together, with no loss of audio signal. I'd be surprised if you can find it. A tape flip towards the end of I'm the Toughest came pre-faded in/out. I patched it together without omitting anything, but there is some material missing and we lose a beat in the measure. I think it sounds OK. Enjoy: mhg :: August 29, 2005 

 05/20/94 The Sting
New Britain, CT 
 1 cdr      Peter Wolf The Sting New Britain, CT May 20, 1994 FM>?>cdr(?)>eac>flac 1. Give It To Me 2. Pack Fair & Square 3. Crusin' For a Love 4. <talk> 5. When Women Are Lonely 6. Hard Drivin' Man 7. Lights Out 8. Freeze Frame 
 05/11/10 Iron Horse Music Hall
Northampton, MA 
 2 cdr      Really really good audience recording.......... Source: (DIN/FOB/LOC, 6' from stage) SP-CMC-2 cards > SP-SPSB-11 battery box > Medeli DR2 (24bit/48kHz) Transfer: SDHC > HD > Audacity (normalize, tracking, fades) > WAV (16bit) > MacFLAC 1.2.1 > Flac (level 6)  
 11/26/10 Narrows Center For The Arts
Fall River, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Artist: Peter Wolf Venue: Narrows Center For The Arts Location: Fall River, MA Date: November 26, 2010 Taper: Farve4 Mastering: josephj69 Version: 1.0 (May 13, 2015) Lineage: SP-CMC-8c (LSM) > SP-SPSB-11 (bass rolloff @69Hz) > Sony PCM-M10 (48/24, Line In) > Adobe Audition (Editing) > Har-Bal (EQ) > iZotope RX2 (Downsample) > CD Wave (Split tracks) > TLH (Fix SBEs) Tracks: 1. There's No Business Like Show Business 2. Growing Pain 3. Long Line 4. Long Way Back Again 5. I'm Always Asking For You 6. I Don't Wanna Know 7. Waiting On The Moon 8. Rooster Blues 9. Homework 10. Cry One More Time 11. The Green Fields of Summer 12. Wastin'Time 13. Tragedy 14. Riverside Drive 15. Love Stinks 16. Looking For A Love 17. There's Still Time 18. Sleepless 19. Start All Over Again 20. Never Like This 21. Then It Leaves Us All Behind 22. Instrumental (?) 23. Musta Got Lost 24. It's Too Late For Me 25. I've Had It Band lineup: v: Peter Wolf g: Duke Levine g: Kevin Barry b: Marty Ballou k: Mitch Chakour d: Marty Richards 

 04/13/85 Entertainment Centre
Melbourne, Australia 
 2 cdr      PHIL COLLINS: MELBOURNE '85 2ND NIGHT Apr 13, 1985 (Entertainment Centre - Melbourne, Australia) Recording - Soundboard - Hussey remaster Lineage: CD's>EAC>Flac frontend(level 6)>torrent Artwork on www.genesis-movement.org. Hussey's comment: First off, forever thanks to The West Side for bringing it out of the shadows! Ah, this is one of my all-time faves! Probably because my first-ever concert would be this show about a month later, and because Phil was still raw and hungry --the height of Phil-mania was in full swing! Some notes on the work I did: reduced hiss, brought the sound more to the fore, repaired the hole whilst introducing the strings, smoothed out some transitions (Sussudio/Behind the Lines, for one), upped the levels on the crowd and the banter a bit, gave it a lot of love! It's a treat for me to hear, and I hope it is for you, too! CD 1 - 64:21 ; CD 2 - 69:22 1-1. I Don't Care Anymore 6:25 1-2. Only You Know and I Know 5:59 1-3. I Cannot Believe It's True 4:30 1-4. This Must Be Love 5:47 1-5. Against All Odds 3:37 1-6. Inside Out 5:18 1-7. Who Said I Would 5:11 1-8. You Know What I Mean 4:42 1-9. If Leaving Me Is Easy 8:24 1-10. Sussudio 5:05 1-11. Behind the Lines 4:49 1-12. Don't Lose My Number 4:28 2-1. The West Side 8:24 2-2. One More Night 5:49 2-3. In the Air Tonight 7:45 2-4. Band Introductions 8:58 2-5. Like China 5:29 2-6. You Can't Hurry love 3:01 2-7. It Don't Matter to Me 4:23 2-8. Hand in Hand 11:01 2-9. Take Me Home 8:15 2-10. People Get Ready 3:29 2-11. It's Alright 2:43 Upped by Halley and Peter - http://home.planet.nl/~halja 29th January-2006  

 09/24/94 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr      acoustic show 
 04/15/99 Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      w/ Trey Anastasio and Page Mcconnel  
 04/16/99 Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      w/ Trey Anastasio , Page Mcconnel , and Donna Jean Godchaux  
 04/17/99 Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr      w / Trey Anastasio , Page Mcconnel , and Donna Jean Godchaux  
 07/07/01 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr     A+   
 02/12/06 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  PHIL LESH AND FRIENDS February 12, 2006 Beacon Theater New York, NY THIS SOUNDBOARD IS **FREE** THANKS TO PHIL & FRIENDS (WWW.PHILLESH.NET) DISC 1: SET 1: 1) Intro 2) Help On The Way> Slipknot!> 3) Franklin's Tower 4) *Cripple Creek> 5) They Love Each Other> 6) Cold Rain & Snow Jam> 7) Loose Lucy 8) *Buckets Of Rain 9) All Along The Watchtower DISC 2: SET 2: 1) St. Stephen> 2) What Sin Replaces Love> 3) Cryptical Envelopment> 4) Dark Star> 5) The Other One> DISC 3: 1) Lead-In> 2) Dark Star> 3) Eyes of the World> 4) Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad 5) Gimme Shelter 6) E: Announcement, Don Rap, Intros 7) Wolfman's Brother 8) $Midnight Hour BAND: Phil Lesh (bass, vocals) Trey Anastasio (guitar, vocals) Joan Osborne (vocals) Larry Campbell (guitar+more) Rob Barraco (keys) Jeff Sipe (drums) *1st time played $with Danny Clinch on harmonica Mixed and mastered by Derek Featherstone CD covers can be found at www.phillesh.net Big thanks to all the mirror sites! <a href="/shn/32932">Source Detail</a> 
 06/25/06 Hi-Fi Buys Ampitheatre
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 
 07/06/06 Tweeter Center
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  "Instant Live" recording... so may not be available to trade 

 12/01/84 Nectar's
Burlington, VT 
 2 cdr     A-  CD-R > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN Re-mastering, Shortened, md5sums & uploaded by Mike Wren - mikew@etree.org Released to commemorate the one year anniversary of etree.org......... NOTES: * Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed! * There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original tape hiss from this classic show. The processes I took are as follows: 1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board. 2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor sample (25,000 sample points used). 3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent. 4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums (specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz). ***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing existed above that freq. range on the original recording. * I've also included the EAC logs from my initial DAE (the files that have the .eac extension) * If you have any additional question, please let me know: mikew@etree.org 
 05/03/85 Last Day Party at UVM-Redstone
Burlington, VT 
 2 cdr     A-  Page's first show............................ Phish 1985-05-03 University Of Vermont Burlington, VT Set 3 Only Source: SBD > C(1) > DAT Transfer: DAT(c) @ 44.1k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8) Thanks to Steve Mortlock for the DAT Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2013-10-03 Set 3: s3t01 - Scarlet Begonias > s3t02 - Eyes Of The World > s3t03 - Whipping Post [1] > s3t04 - McGrupp & The Watchful Horsemasters > s3t05 - Makisupa Policeman [2] > s3t06 - Run Like An Antelope > s3t07 - The Other One [3] s3t08 - Anarchy [1] Jeff on vocals. [2] Reggae jam. [3] First known Phish performance. Notes: This show was performed at the Last Day Party on UVM’s Redstone campus. It marked Page’s debut with the band, as he sat in during portions of the third set. Whipping Post featured Jeff on vocals. McGrupp was dedicated to Fishman. Makisupa featured a reggae jam. This show featured the only known Phish performances of The Other One. Technical Notes: - Dropout at ~02:24 in McGrupp. The silence was removed the music was faded in the make the transition less harsh. <a href="/shn/364">Source Detail</a> 
 10/17/85 Finbar's
Burlington, VT 
 1 cdr     A-  filler from 12/1/84 
 11/23/85 Goddard College
Plainfield, VT 
 1 cdr     A-  A Christmas Gift From Trey, December 1985 Part 1 of 2 (Side A) PHISH November 23, 1985 Godard College Source: Master > Cass > Cass Transfer: Cass2 > HHB > CDR > Flac Set 3: 01. Mike's Song 02. Whipping Post Jam 03. Antelope -> 04. Dave's Energy Guide Bonus Filler: 05. Frankenstein, courtesy of Jon Fishman, recorded "a capella" on Paluska's answering machine at some point prior to the April 1990 Colorado tour. Thanks to Franklin Malemud for recently reminding me of this version's existence, and to Ellis Godard for emailing us a .wav of it. This used to circulate widely on cassettes traded in the 1990s. An 11/23/85 Godard (side A) / Trey's 4 Track Project (side B) cassette tape used to circulate pretty well, the quality degrading with every analog generation. I hope this is an upgrade of what you have heard and, if it is not, I apologize (and you can email me at cdirksen@earthlink.net to complain). I have not altered this recording with tools -- it is simply a reproduction via HHB onto disc of the cassette tape that I received in the 1990s. I was generously given this music on a 90 min Maxell XL2S tape by a friend of Trey's. He (among many others) had received the tape from Trey as a Christmas present a few days before Christmas in 1985. Mike has said that during this 11/23/85 show in the Godard cafeteria, he had a transcendent, peak musical experience. Listen to him carefully, ideally with no distractions. I realize, though, that it is difficult to hear him on this recording. Also listen for "Norwegian Wood" and "The Other One" during the "Whipping Post Jam," which doesn't sound much like Whipping Post, but which presumably is a Jam that arose from Whipping Post's composed opening section (unfortunately, this intro section doesn't circulate). But it is Trey who called this a "Whipping Post Jam" and so I'm reluctant to change the title to "Jam." I realize the recording quality is poor, but I swear to you -- IN THE NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY ICCULUS -- that this is low gen. (Again, if it does not upgrade you, I apologize, but do me a favor and email me a .wav of the DEG to compare it with what I have.) Show Notes for 11/23/85 from the current (8/20/09) version of The Phish Companion setlists file: This list for Set III is likely incomplete, as the only recording that circulates fades in and out at points. The “Whipping Post Jam” fades in after Mike’s Song on the recording that circulates. This “Jam” contained jams reminiscent of The Grateful Dead’s The Other One and Dark Star. It also featured Norwegian Wood teases from Mike, and a jam reminiscent of the early intro to Harry Hood. Antelope fades in after the “Whipping Post Jam” fades out. The complete lists for Sets I and II are not known, although Mike has referenced the first set Wild Thing in interviews and in The Phish Book.  
 02/03/86 Hunt's Bar
Burlington, VT 
 1 cdr     B+  Phish 2-3-1986 Hunt's Burlington, VT 1. Slave 2. Mikes's Song> 3. Dave's Energy Guide 4. YEM **** 5. Alumni Blues> 6. Letters to Jimmy Page> 7. Alumni Blues 8. Prep School Hippie 9. Antelope **** 1st time played Source: unknown audience Transfer: CD>EAC>WAV>SHN Seeded by Paul Giunta (widespreadcheeseaccident@yahoo.com) This show came to me in audio format and I converted it to SHN for ease in circulating it. I used EAC to generate the wav files and mkw to convert to SHN. <a href="/shn/16624">Source Detail</a> 
 04/29/87 Nectar's
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      Phish 04/29/87 Nectar's - Burlington, VT SBD > Cass/x > DAT > S/PDIF > HD > SHN Seeded by Squirlin (squirlin@worldnet.att.net) DISC 1 (68:32) Set 1 01 She Caught the Katy (4:03) 02 Alumni Blues > (5:40) 03 Letter to Jimmy Page > (1:02) 04 Alumni Blues (3:50) 05 Golgi Apparatus (5:22) 06 Swing Low Sweet Chariot (2:32) 07 Fire (4:25) 08 Skin It Back > (7:26) 09 Cities (5:28) 10 Lushington (6:07) Set 2 11 Dog Log (4:31) 12 Melt the Guns -> (8:23) 13 Dave's Energy Guide (6:01) 14 Take the A-Train* (3:42) DISC 2 (72:00) Set 2 (con.) 01 Halley's Comet > (6:27) 02 Quinn the Eskimo (6:58) 03 AC/DC Bag (5:11) Set 3 04 Peaches en Regalia > (3:05) 05 Fluffhead (8:54) 06 Good Times Bad Times (5:27) 07 Anarchy (0:51) 08 Makisupa Policeman > (7:30) 09 Run Like an Antelope (9:03) 10 Boogie on Reggae Woman (5:21) 11 Timber Ho! (7:15) 12 Slave to the Traffic Light (5:58) DISC 3 (25:47) Set 3 (con.) 01 Sparks (2:33) 02 McGrupp > (7:29) 03 The Ballad of Curtis Loew (5:03) 04 Come on (pt. 1) (5:18) 05 I Am Hydrogen > (1:53) 06 Early Clod > (1:16) 07 Clod (2:15) * With Jeff Friedberg on saxophone <a href="/shn/393">Source Detail</a> 
 08/10/87 Nectar's
Burlington, VT 
 2 cdr     A-  Phish - 8/10/87 Nectar's, Burlington, VT Source: unknown AUD> CassX> DAT> Cass0 (recorded 10/97) Transfer: Dennon DRW-840> Sony r500> Audiophile 2496> Samplitude 5.5 at 44.1> WAV> FLAC on 6/10/05 by EEE Disc 1 - 79:08 Set I 1. Peaches en Regalia 2. Alumni Blues 3. Golgi Apparatus 4. Wilson 5. Quinn the Eskimo 6. The Divided Sky// 7. Good Times Bad Times Set II 8. Fire 9. //AC/DC//Bag#-> 10. Possum 11. Fluffhead 12. Fee Set III (end of show) 13. Tush 14. Dear Mrs. Reagan Disc 2 - 77:28 1. The Curtain With (last song of set II) Set III 2. I Know a Little 3. Mustang Sally 4. You Enjoy Myself 5. La Grange 6. Icculus* 7. David//Bowie# 8. Jesus Just Left Chicago 9. Whipping Post 10. Anarchy #tape flip songs joined using Cool Edit Pro *deadicated to Paul's mom on her birthday Between many of the songs there are cuts where the master was paused or crowd was edited out.  <a href="/shn/29630">Source Detail</a> 
 08/21/87 Ian McLean's Farm
Hebron, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  phish 8/21/87 Ian McLean's Farm, Hebron, NY aud>cass>dat, taper Eric Larson, commonly mislabelled as sbd>cass>dat transfered using a za2 card,soundforge, and cdwav sounds awesome, and a really fun show!!! 3 FULL discs, absolutely no room left, not a second to spare enjoy! jimmy sellers pjimmy@delanet.com Uploaded by Ben Mohr bmohr@udel.edu disc 1: 1.dog log 2.peaches 3.divided sky 4.funky bitch 5.harry hood 6.clod 7.curtain 8.light up or leave me alone 9.shaggy dog disc 2: 1.wilson 2.camelwalk 3.mikes 4.harpua 5.bundle of joy 6.harpua 7.golgi 8.sparks 9.flat fee 10.fee 11.skin it back disc 3: 1.low rider jam 2.sloth 3.bbfcfm 4.mcgrupp 5.stir it up jam 6.reggae jam/makisupa 7.bowie 8.sanity 9.sweet chariot jam <a href="/shn/397">Source Detail</a> 
 08/29/87 The Ranch
South Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      Phish 1987-08-29 The Ranch South Burlington, VT Source: SBD > C(?) > DAT Transfer: DAT(c) @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-R500 > Canare Coax > Korg MR-2000S > Kimber USB 2.0 > Samplitude Pro X v12.5.0.264 (fades, edits) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger DAT provided by Charlie Miller Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2014-08-14 Set 1: s1t01 - Alumni Blues > Letter To Jimmy Page > Alumni Blues s1t02 - The Ballad Of Curtis Loew s1t03 - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley s1t04 - Makisupa Policeman s1t05 - Big Black Furry Creatures From Mars s1t06 - Flat Fee s1t07 - Lushington s1t08 - Hold Your Head Up s1t09 - Suzy Greenberg s1t10 - Mustang Sally s1t11 - Ya Mar s1t12 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > s1t13 - Avenu Malkenu > s1t14 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday Set 2: s2t01 - Clod s2t02 - Slave To The Traffic Light s2t03 - Swing Low Sweet Chariot s2t04 - The Curtain With s2t05 - McGrupp & The Watchful Horsemasters > s2t06 - Possum s2t07 - Harry Hood s2t08 - Timber (Jerry) s2t09 - AC/DC Bag s2t10 - Divided Sky s2t11 - Harpua > s2t12 - Bundle Of Joy s2t13 - Harpua// Set 3: s3t01 - La Grange s3t02 - Corinna s3t03 - Mike's Song > s3t04 - I Am Hydrogen > s3t05 - Who Do? We Do! s3t06 - Shaggy Dog s3t07 - David Bowie > s3t08 - Jesus Just Left Chicago Encore: s3t09 - She Caught The Katy & Left Me A Mule To Ride Notes: This show was dedicated to Eric Larson, who took care of Trey’s dog Marley over the summer. Alumni contained a Wilson tease. HYHU was teased before Suzy. Suzy contained HYHU teases and a Sussudio quote from Trey. Surfin' Bird was teased after Mustang Sally. Ya Mar was dedicated to Marley and included a Call to the Post tease by Trey. This show featured the first known Hydrogen to contain the lyrics "I walk awakening on the misty fields of forever." Bowie contained a Streets of Cairo tease from Trey and was unfinished. Tech Notes: -digithump at 00:02:44 in Swing Low Sweet Chariot - diginoise at 06:15:03 - 06:15:12 in Possum; patched with shnid 400 - diginoise at 00:10:87 - 00:12:59 in La Grange - diginoise at 01:56:00 - 01:58:00 in La Grange - dropout at 00:16:18 in Jesus Just Left Chicago - dropout at 00:24:04 in Jesus Just Left Chicago Patch Source Info: http://db.etree.org/shn/400 Source: SBD > Cass/x > DAT; Transfer: Tascam DA20mkII > ZA2 > Soundforge 4.5 > CDWav > SHN; via Greg V., J. Sellers, B. Mohr  <a href="/shn/130894">Source Detail</a> 
 05/24/88 Nectar's
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      PHiSH 05-25-88 Nectar's - Burlington, VT Source: SBD > Cass/x > DAT Transfer: Tascam da20 mkII > ZA2 > SF4.5 > CDWav > SHN > SF4.5 pitch shift > SHN Transferred by Jimmy Sellers (pjimmy@delanet.com) Remastering by Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu) -------------------------------------------- Disc 1: (56:32) -------------------------------------------- -Set 1- 1. The Curtain (14:39) 2. Rocky Top (02:47) 3. Funky Bitch (05:20) 4. Alumni Blues (06:12) 5. Peaches en Regalia (03:25) 6. Golgi Apparatus (05:07) 7. Sneaking Sally Through the Alley (07:09) 8. Suzy Greenberg (05:12) 9. Fire (06:41) -------------------------------------------- Disc 2: (56:43) -------------------------------------------- -Set 2- 1. Jesus Just Left Chicago (15:28) 2. Fluffhead (15:06) 3. Whipping Post (26:09) --------------------------------------------- Disc 3: (80-min cd) (77:36) --------------------------------------------- -Set 3- 1. Ya Mar* (18:48) 2. Halley's Comet > (04:49) 3. The Sloth (02:38) 4. I Didn't Know (04:47) 5. La Grange (03:59) 6. Fee (05:45) 7. I Know a Little (03:14) 8. BBFCFM (03:15) 9. Corrina (04:53) 10. Harpua (10:32) 11. Run Like an Antelope (14:56) * with Jah Roy Fixes: -Corrected high pitch problem using SF4.5 pitch shift of -40 cents. -Normalized each set to 98%. Notes: -Tape Flips: 1) d1t08 very beginning (missing first few seconds) (44:39) 2) d2t03 4:32 (some distortion after flip) (46:59) 3) d3t04 very end (not noticeable) (47:00) 4) d3t11 cuts out at very end (46:34) -Distortion in d2t03 10:10-10:12 -Small milli-second skip in d2t03 14:22 -Light static in d3t01 9:35-9:36 
 06/19/88 Nectar's Lounge
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      Phish 6-19-88 Nectar's Lounge Burlington, VT Source: Sbd Master->CD Encoding: CD > EAC (secure Mode) > WAV > SHNTool > Flac (1.1.0) Disc 1 Set I 01. Intro 02. Cutrain With* 03. Nasal Breathing 04. Funky Bitch 05. Possum 06. Talking 07. Golgi Apparatus 08. Iron Man 09. La Grange 10. Talking 11. Suzy Greenburg 12. Big Leg Emma Disc 2 Set II 01. Good Times, Bad Times 02. Cities -> 03. Alumni Blues -> 04. Letter to Jimmy Page -> 05. Almuni Blues 06. Dance Contest 07. BBFCFM 08. Dance Contest 09. Swing Low 10. Dance Contest 11. Contact 12. Antelope Disc 3 Set III 01. I know a Little 02. Mike's Song 03. Corrinne Corrinne 04. Rocky Top 05. McGrupp and the Watchful Horsemasters Encore 06. Jesus Just Left Chicago Filler: Space Antelope 12/7/82 07. Lifespace > 08. Watchtower 09. Franklin's Tower 10. Goin' Down the Road 11. Hemispheres 12. Wild Child 13. Fluff's Travels 14. Wild Side * Not a full With, just a slight hint. "The last song in set one, YEM is missing.It's on my master." -Master Soundboard taped by James Dineen Flac'd by Mark Kerchoff (Mark@Kerchoff.com) <a href="/shn/92248">Source Detail</a> 
 07/23/88 Pete's Fabulous Phish Fest.
Underhill, VT 
 4 cdr     A-  PHiSH 07-23-88 Peter Danforth's House - Underhill, VT "Pete's Fabulous Phish Fest" Source: SBD > Cass/3 > DAT Transfer: Tascam DA20 mkII > ZA2 > SF4.5 > CDWav > SHN enjoy!!! jimmy sellers pjimmy@delanet.com -------------------------------------- Disc 1: (71:27) -------------------------------------- -Set 1- 1. /Intro Jam (05:36) 2. Colonel Forbin's Ascent -> (06:50) 3. Famous Mockingbird (07:10) 4. Mike's Song -> (08:43) 5. I Am Hydrogen -> (02:29) 6. Weekapaug Groove (06:37) 7. Lizards/ (07:51) 8. On Your Way Down (06:04) 9. AC/DC Bag (07:46) 10. Possum (08:39) 11. Walk Away (03:42) -------------------------------------- Disc 2: (63:05) -------------------------------------- 1. Bold as Love (06:13) 2. No Dogs Allowed -> (04:58) 3. Divided Sky Jam/ (08:17) 4. The Sloth (04:11) 5. Fire* (06:05) -Set 2- 6. The Curtain (21:09) 7. Wilson (07:06) 8. Terrapin (05:03) -------------------------------------- Disc 3: (45:28) -------------------------------------- 1. Run Like an Antelope (13:00) 2. Satin Doll^ (06:05) 3. Blue Bossa^ (11:49) 4. La Grange (05:37) 5. Alumni Blues (06:05) 6. Peaches en Regalia/ (02:52) -------------------------------------- Disc 4: (66:22) -------------------------------------- -Set 3- 1. You Enjoy Myself (20:30) 2. Contact (06:20) 3. Harry Hood (13:53) 4. Dinner and a Movie (04:00) 5. Slave to the Traffic Light (09:26) 6. Curtis Lowe (05:24) 7. Good Times Bad Times (06:49) * With Cameron McKenney on sax. ^ With Vincent on horns and Peter Danforth on sax Notes: -The HPB says Set 2 ends with the Sky Jam (after the cut), but after Fire, Fish? says, "We're going to take a break...". So, I believe, the set ends after Fire and have noted that in the file. -Few tracks cut at beginning or end due to analog tape flips, except for the cut at the end of d3t06. -Tape flips d1t07 7:51 (45:16) d2t03 8:13 (45:45) d3t02 3:05 (49:26) d4t01 13:23 (42:45) -Diginoise/Static d2t08 4:38-4:43, 4:46-4:47 d3t02 2:26-2:28 (spotty) d3t05 5:37-6:00 Will be looking for clean tracks and will replace these as soon as I can track them down. Fixes: -Removed 5 dropouts in d1t10 5:59-6:03 (slight missed beats due to dropouts) -Replaced left channel diginoise in d4t01 1:49 (0.028s) with clean right channel <a href="/shn/1416">Source Detail</a> 
 09/08/88 The Front
Burlington, VT 
 2 cdr      Phish 9/08/88 The Front Burlington, VT Source: MCS > DAT Transfer: Sony PCM R-500 > HHB CDR-850 Conversion: EAC (Secure Mode) > WAV > ShnTool > FLAC (1.7.1) All tracks extracted with 100% quality. Disc One: Set I: 01. Peaches en Regalia 02. Walk Away 03. Slave to the Traffic Light 04. Wild Child 05. AC/DC Bag 06. Colonel Forbin's Ascent -> 07. Fly Famous Mockingbird 08. Bold as Love Disc Two: Set II: 01. Possum 02. You Enjoy Myself 03. Cities > 04. Dave's Energy Guide > 05. Cities 06. Good Times, Bad Times 07. On Your Way Down 08. Whipping Post Transferred and converted by Chris Warren (hip_school_preppie@yahoo.com) Enjoy!  <a href="/shn/127296">Source Detail</a> 
 02/24/89 The Front
Burlington, VT 
 2 cdr      Phish 02-24-1989 The Front, Burlington, VT Source: SBD > Cass/x Transfer: CDR > EAC > FLAC Disc One: Set I: 01. TMWSIY > (Beginning Cut) 3:13 02. Avenu Malkenu > 2:53 03. TMWSIY 1:11 04. The Curtain, 6:01 05. Foam, 9:09 06. Colonel Forbin's Ascent > 6:12 07. The Famous Mockingbird, 6:12 08. Run Like an Antelope > (Tape Flip at end) 8:28 ** Golgi (Missing) 09. Possum 7:54 Disc Two: Set II: 01. On Your Way Down, 4:54 02. AC/DC Bag, 5:11 03. You Enjoy Myself -> 16:14 04. Camel Walk 3:40 Show Notes: This second set listing may be incomplete, as tapes that circulate cut during Camel Walk. <a href="/shn/93881">Source Detail</a> 
 04/15/89 Billings Hall, University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      Phish Billings Lounge, UVM Burlington, VT April 15th, 1989 -New Source is a Maxell XLII-S Cassette -A>D via Nakamichi Dragon>Korg MR1000>Korg Audio Gate>WAV @ 24/96 -96khz > 44khz sample rate conversion via iZotope SRC 64 bit SRC -24bit > 16bit bit depth conversion via iZotope MBIT+ Dither -Tracking performed in Adobe Audition 3.0 -FLAC conversion via Trader's Little Helper -Thanks to seaweed for the source tape from set 1, and Terry Watts for getting it to me. -Thanks to @TMWSIY for the source tape from set 2, a Maxell XLII-S Analog Cassette of unknown lineage, same transfer as above. Soundcheck: 1. Time Loves A Hero [5:20] Set 1: 2. Mike’s Song > [6:15] 3. I Am Hydrogen > [2:13] 4. Weekapaug Groove [7:19] 5. Esther > [8:54] 6. You Enjoy Myself [14:14] 7. Wilson > [3:57] 8. Peaches en Regalia [3:12] 9. Banter [1:18] 10. On Your Way Down [5:00] 11. Alumni Blues > [3:40] 12. Letter to Jimmy Page > [1:06] 13. Alumni Blues [0:39] 10. I Didn’t Know > [3:31] 11. McGrupp And The Watchful Hosemasters > [8:31] 12. Foam [8:17] 13. David Bowie // [4:19] Total Time [1:27:45] Set 2: 1. Funky Bitch [6:42] 2. Golgi Apparatus [4:47] 3. Slave To The Traffic Light [7:12] 4. The Mango Song [6:34] 5. The Divided Sky [12:59] 6. Split Open And Melt [10:11] 7. Suzy Greenberg [6:14] 8. Fluffhead [15:51] 9. Good Times Bad Times [6:42] Encore: 10. AC/DC Bag [6:09] 11. Possum [1:44] Source Notes: Soundcheck + Set 1 are the new source. Something odd going on @ 12:40 of YEM Cut ~2:07 in Wilson, likely a tape flip on the original source that created this. Pretty tough cut ~0:28 of David Bowie, likely the second tape flip from the first source. Second cut nasty cut in Bowie at tape end Others have said this first set sounds off-speed. I did not speed adjust this source at all. Set 2 was originally part of shnid 112453 AC/DC Bag > Possum is of a different, also unknown lineage SHOW NOTES This show was a Benefit for VPIRG (Vermont Public Interest Research Group). It was not listed in the March or April 1989 Phish newsletters but is believed to have occurred at this time and place. During McGrupp, Fish used a brand new electronic drum machine. Attendance for this show reportedly suffered due to no alcohol being served. This version of Split Open And Melt included a drum solo. <a href="/shn/122964">Source Detail</a> 
 05/20/89 Northfield Mt. Hermon School
Northfield, MA 
 1 cdr      Set 2 only . PHiSH 5-20-1989 Northfield Mt. Hermon School Northfield, Mass Source: SBD > (possible DAT stage) > Cass/2 (XL II-100) Transfer: Sony TC-KA3ES > Lucid AD 9624 A/D > REBA @ 24/48kHz Mastering: REBA > Wavelab Stereo Montage > Crossfaded Tape flip > Editing > Rendered 24/48 No alterations. 24/48kHz waves > Waves Linear Wideband EQ > Waves RBass +2 @ 32Hz > BBE 0/3/0 > Waves L1+ > 24/48kHz processed wave. 24/48Khz processed wave > 192kHz Resampler- 48/44.1 > L1 > reduced to 16bit w/TPDF > SHN V3 **24/48 FLAC archives of the unedited transfer are available** -Set 2- 01. Bold as Love 02. Mike's Song > 03. I am Hydrogen > 04. Weekapaug Groove 05. Foam 06. Contact 07. Take the A-Train// 08. David Bowie 09. Golgi Apparatus ENCORE: 10. Good Times Bad Times *Notes* While not a perfect recording, it is more the playing on this show that is what's important... -Set 1 was missing from the collection of the person I got this from, if it surfaces, I'll txfer it. -Tape flip after A-Train was crossfaded. -There are moments of strange things that are unfixable... Thanks to elseed for the tape to transfer! Transfered, mastered, and shorten done by Marmar- imthemarmar@stny.rr.com <a href="/shn/22538">Source Detail</a> 
 08/26/89 Townshend Family Park
Townshend, VT 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #9 probably shouldn't trade 
 12/07/89 8x10 Club
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr      Phish 1989-12-07 8 x 10 Club - Baltimore, MD Source: SBD/AUD Matrix (mics possibly AKG 451s) Transfer: DAT(c) (48k) > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Kingston CF/8gb-S2 > USB > pc > Wavelab v6.10 (fades, 48k > 44.1k) > CD Wave v1.98 > TLH (flac lvl 8) > Foobar2k Live Show Tagger Notes on source: The DAT is labeled DSBD. DAT(c) provided by Jonas Blank Transferred by: Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Set 1: s1t01 - I Didn't Know s1t02 - You Enjoy Myself s1t03 - Take The A-Train s1t04 - AC/DC Bag s1t05 - Fee s1t06 - Mike's Song > s1t07 - I Am Hydrogen > s1t08 - Weekapaug Groove* s1t09 - Alumni Blues s1t10 - Rhombus Narration s1t11 - Divided Sky Set 2: s2t01 - Oh Kee Pah Ceremony > s2t02 - Suzy Greenberg s2t03 - Rocky Top s2t04 - Ya Mar s2t05 - Walk Away s2t06 - Lizards s2t07 - Run Like An Antelope s2t08 - Lawn Boy s2t09 - Possum s2t10 - Undun Encore: s2t11 - Golgi Apparatus *Life's Been Good Tease from Mike Notes: Dropout @ 3:46.25 in Ya Mar tape flip? @ 7:04.03 in Antelope I recently transferred this show, but was not happy with the results. I used a M-Audio 2496 and recorded onto a hard drive. When listening back to some of the transfers I had done using this sound card, I was hearing various digital artifacts. I decided to get an external recorder, and since I have started using the Tascam SS-R1, I have been much happier with the results.  <a href="/shn/123700">Source Detail</a> 
 12/15/89 Ukrainian National Home
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Phish 1989-12-15 Ukrainian National Home New York, NY Source: Set 2 Only; SBD > C(?) > DAT Transfer: DAT @ 48kHz > Tascam DA-20mkII > Canare Coax > Korg MR-2000S > Kimber USB 2.0 > Samplitude Pro X v12.5.2.284 (fades, edits) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger DAT provided by Ben Mohr & Terry Watts Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2015-01-27 Set 2: s2t01 - Intro s2t02 - I Didn't Know > s2t03 - Divided Sky s2t04 - Possum s2t05 - Run Like An Antelope s2t06 - Funky Bitch s2t07 - Jesus Just Left Chicago s2t08 - Contact > s2t09 - David Bowie Notes: Phish alternated sets at this gig with Blues Traveler, with Phish playing their first set, followed by Blues Traveler playing their first set, Phish playing their second set, and then Blues Traveler playing their second set. John Popper sat in on harmonica for Funky Bitch and JJLC. Funky Bitch was preceded by Trey explaining that they were going to introduce Popper as Chris Kuroda to pull a joke on their former light man, Tim, who used to jam on harmonica with the band but "wasn't that good." Trey said they would give the tape to Tim and tell him that Chris was getting pretty good on the harmonica. Trey asked the crowd to yell "All right Chris!" when Popper came out on stage. After Jesus Just Left Chicago, Popper said "I better get back to those lights." Trey teased DEG in Mike's Song and Dixie in Ya Mar. Lizards was teased before Antelope. Contact included Low Rider teases from Page. Tech Notes: - There is a slight level change in Divided Sky - drop out before Funky Bitch  <a href="/shn/132335">Source Detail</a> 
 01/20/90 Webster Hall
Hanover, NH 
 2 cdr      Phish 1990-01-20 Webster Hall - Dartmouth College Hanover, NH Source: SBD Transfer: DAT @ 48kHz > Tascam DA-20mkII > Canare Coax > Korg MR-2000S > Kimber USB 2.0 > Samplitude Pro X v12.5.2.284 (fades, edits) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger DAT provided by Charlie Miller Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2015-01-27 Set 1: s1t01 - Carolina s1t02 - Trey Speaks s1t03 - Bathtub Gin s1t04 - You Enjoy Myself s1t05 - The Squirming Coil s1t06 - Caravan s1t07 - //The Lizards s1t08 - Run Like An Antelope Set 2: s2t01 - Intro s2t02 - The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > s2t03 - Suzy Greenberg s2t04 - Bouncing Around The Room s2t05 - Reba s2t06 - Tela > s2t07 - La Grange s 2t08 - Lawn Boy s2t09 - Esther s2t10 - Mike's Song > s2t11 - I Am Hydrogen > s2t12 - Weekapaug Groove Encore s2t13 - Harry Hood Notes: This show included the debut of Bouncing, the first known performance of Coil, and the first known Phish performances of Caravan and Carolina. Suzy Greenberg contained a Purple Haze tease from Trey and Hood contained an Odd Couple theme tease from Page. Tech Notes: - I adjusted the pitch to my ears. I felt that #93973 ran a bit slow, this transfer ran fast. - No other edits were performed. All drop outs and diginoise were left as is - Sloth was missing  <a href="/shn/132337">Source Detail</a> 
 02/24/90 The Bayou
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      PHISH The Bayou Washington, District of Columbia February 24, 1990 Source: SBD > Cass(1) > DAT(c) Transfer: DAT(c) > Sony PCM-R500 > SPDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC (16/48) Source provided by Steve Mortlock Transfer by Terry Watts Set I: 1. ,,Carolina 2. YEM 3. Golgi 4. Divided Sky 5. Esther > 6. Possum 7. IDK 8. Antelope 9. Take The A Train Set II: 1. Sloth 2. Oh Kee Pah > 3. AC/DC 4. Fee 5. Coil > 6. La Grange 7. Gin 8. Lawn Boy 9. Contact 10. Lizards 11. Caravan Notes: Warts and all... I did not attempt to fix anything. This DAT was labeled SBD > Cass(1) > DAT. Based on the cut s1t01, the tape flips in s1t06 and s2t09, and the cut in s2t01, I'm positive this is Sourced from a copy of Lew Nelson's Master Cassettes. There is also a "skip" at ~3:57 of s2t05. Terry Watts  <a href="/shn/128702">Source Detail</a> 
 06/09/90 Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish 06-09-90 Wetlands Preserve - New York, NY Source: SBD > Sony D5 (Cass/0) > Cass/1 > DAT > CDR(x2) > EAC > SHN Seed graciously provided by Charlie Dirksen SHN Conversion by Ben Mohr (benjamin.mohr@ce.gatech.edu) ------------------------------------ Disc 1: (62:42) ------------------------------------ -Set 1- 1. Possum (09:15) 2. Lawn Boy (02:07) 3. Reba (12:10) 4. Dinner and a Movie (03:39) 5. Bouncing Around the Room (04:04) 6. Tweezer (11:54) 7. Uncle Pen (04:02) 8. Mike's Song > (06:30) 9. I am Hydrogen > (02:23) 10. Weekapuag Groove (06:18) ------------------------------------ Disc 2: (41:14) ------------------------------------ -Set 2- 1. Whole Lotta Love Jam > (01:15) 2. Harry Hood (12:18) 3. TMWSIY > (03:28) 4. Avenu Malkenu > (03:11) 5. La Grange (05:49) 6. Fee -> (05:29) 7. Foam (10:14) ------------------------------------ Disc 3: (59:14) ------------------------------------ 1. Oh Kee Pah Ceremony > (01:44) 2. Suzy Greenberg (05:08) 3. Run Like an Antelope (11:37) 4. HYHU > (02:46) 5. Terrapin > (03:55) 6. HYHU (01:42) 7. Harpua* (13:45) 8. Good Times Bad Times (06:35) -Encore- 9. The Landlady > (05:17) 10. Contact (06:45) * with Funky Town teases Notes: -Great mix job on show! -d2t01 fades in -Tape flip: -no obvious flip in first set -d3t01 0:00 (41:44) -d3t08 5:48 (46:15) Fixes: -Removed dropout d1t08 2:19.968 (0.020 sec) -Smoothed out pop d1t09 0:00.460 with SF4.5 pencil tool -Fixed R channel dropout d2t02 9:26.434 (0.021s), d3t03 10:44.267 (0.012s) by pasting over L channel -Removed dropout d2t07 9:59.164 (0.304s), d3t07 12:46.997 (0.018s) -Removed click d3t04 2:30.418 (<0.001s)  <a href="/shn/5992">Source Detail</a> 
 09/13/90 Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       Seeded by: Susan Chen (schen@tampabay.rr.com) dagaz.etree.org Source: DSBD > Sony D-10 > ZA2 3 Discs ------- Disc 1 ------- 01. The Landlady 02. The Divided Sky 03. Foam 04. Tube* 05. The Asse Festival* 06. Run Like an Antelope 07. Minute by Minute* 08. Buried Alive* 09. Paul and Silas* 10. Bouncing Around the Room 11. Possum (slight cut at end) ------- Disc 2 ------- 01. Mike's Song-> I Am Hydrogen-> 02. Weekapaug Groove 03. Magilla* 04. Stash* 05. Going Down Slow* 06. Oh Kee Pa Ceremony-> 07. AC/DC Bag-> 08. Buried Alive-> 09. Take the A-Train-> 10. Sparks-> 11. Reba ------- Disc 3 ------- 01. Self** 02. Done Me Wrong** 03. Revolution's Over** Encores: 04. Lizards 05. La Grange *First time played. **With the Dude of Life. <a href="/shn/428">Source Detail</a> 
 09/21/90 Somerville Theater
Somerville, MA 
 2 cdr      Phish Somerville Theater Somerville, MA 9/21/90 TAPER: John Redmond SOURCE Nak 300s > D5 AUD MCass (Maxell MX 100 min)> Sony TC-WE805S > Art DI/O (48Khz, Input gain +10dB, No "Tube Warmth")> Delta DIO 2496> WaveLab v4.0c> WAV (@24/48)> FLAC (24-bit, v1.1.0)> Mastering (see notes) > SNHv3 Mastering Notes: This a near flawless AUD, great sound, great performance. The tapeflips were smoothed with crossfades (try and find the one in the YEM vocal jam!), there was also a small drop out fixed during the YEM vocal jam. There was a level change in Highway to Hell which I fixed with vector-based volume control. Tape was stopped between the last tune and encore, I smoothed this out with a long crossfade. The 24/48 FLACs were converted to .WAV and opened in the Wavelab Audio Montage, all edits were performed at the 24/48 stage. The following mastering processes were used: Waves REQ 2-band, rolloff at 42Hz, Blue Tubes FA770 compression, BBE Sonic Maximizer and the Waves L2. The audio was downsampled to 44.1 with the 192KHz Stereo Resampler, and rendered to 16-bits with UVHR22 dithering. The resulting .WAVs were tracked in CD-WAV and converted to SHNv3 (seektables appended). transfer>24bit FLAC files by Weave - Weave@furthurnet.org on 10/19/2003 All edits and mastering were peformed on Doomtooth by shakedown@furthurnet.org on 11/01/03. DISC ONE Set I: 01. tuning / stage banter 02. Reba 03. Paul & Silas 04. Asse Festival 05. Dinner and a Movie 06. Foam 07. Esther 08. Landlady 09. Mikes//Song > 10. I Am Hydrogen 11. Weekapaug Groove 12. Eliza 13. La Grange DISC TWO Set II: 01. Golgi Apparatus 02. Magilla 03. Stash 04. Col. Forbin > Fly Famous Mockingbird 05. You Enjoy // Myself 06. Highway to Hell encore: 07. Whipping Post Notes // indicates cassette flips The taper ran two D5s from two different mic sources for this night and 9/20/90. The mics both nights were Nak 300s and Sony ECM-MS5s. For 9/21/90, the sources were labeled on the tapes and tape cover as to which mics were used. WOW! This is my favorite tape from the Oldschool batch so far - the second set is epic. NO tracking/editing/alterations performed before archiving to 24-bit FLAC (except to trim silence from the ends). Seeded to FurthurNet (www.furthurnet.org) <a href="/shn/20616">Source Detail</a> 
 11/03/90 Boulder Theater
Boulder, CO 
 3 cdr      Phish 11/03/90 Boulder Theater - Boulder, CO Source: Separate from Soundboard 16 track Mix (see notes below) > DAT@44.1 Conversion: Fostex D5 > Monster Optical > Sek'd Prodif Plus > Samplitude v5.5 > CD Wave > mkwACT v0.97 (shn files have seek tables appended) **No DAE or resampling at all** Minor Edits: None "Sbd/Aud mixes: The following shows were recorded to DAT from a separate recording board at the shows. They are some of the highest quality Phish tapes in existence: 4/22/90, 10/30/90, 10/31/90, 11/2/90, 11/3/90, 11/4/90, 3/13/91, 3/15/91, 3/16/91, 3/17/91, 3/22/91, 3/23/91, 4/5/92. Except for the 4/5/92 tape, they have all been fairly widely circulated. They were done on a large recording console (not EQ) and mixed completely separately from the board mix, rumoredly done in a truck outside the venue. The engineer used 2 audience mics to mix in crowd/hall ambience (on most of them). See also, PA info." Quoted from: http://www.phish.net/PhishFAQ/tquality.html Info From Kevin Shapiro: "11/3/90 and the other tapes of the era (10/30-11/4) were all done by Mike Grace through a separate 16 track mixer and ran direct to 2 track DAT. He basically used the same setup in Spring 1991 too." Mastered by Mike Grace, DATs for this transfer provided by Mikey Perrott. Thanks Mikey! Transferred and uploaded by Jim Raras <jraras@yahoo.com> via Dankseeds Please contact me with questions etc. ____________________________________________________________________________ *Dankseed Certification received 01-03-23* and posted at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dankseeds/files/ph90-11-03/ Listening test performed by *5* danksters positive criteria met: Tracking- OK Seamless and complete- OK Lineage listed- OK negative criteria met: DAE- NO Resampled- NO Diginoise- NO ___________________________________________________________________________ Disc 1 / Set I 01:07:02 01. Intro/Crowd 00:22 02. Dinner and a Movie -> 03:39 03. Bouncing Around the Room 03:51 04. Llama 04:35 05. The Squirming Coil 06:03 06. The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony 01:45 07. Suzy Greenberg 05:08 08. Magilla -> 05:39 09. Foam 08:24 10. Runaway Jim 06:08 11. You Enjoy Myself 16:30 12. Good Times Bad Times 04:58 Disc 2 / Set II 01:13:40 01. Crowd/Tuning 00:38 02. The Landlady 03:47 03. Mike's Song > 06:09 04. I Am Hydrogen > 02:31 05. Weekapaug Groove 05:40 06. Paul and Silas 03:13 07. Stash 08:00 08. Fee 05:20 09. Uncle Pen 04:24 10. Reba 10:52 11. Possum 07:58 12. HYHU > 01:33 13. Love You > 03:53 14. HYHU > 00:36 15. Run Like an Antelope 09:06 Disc 3 / Encore 00:21:50 01. Encore Break/Crowd 01:10 02. Fluffhead 14:20 03. Crowd 01:37 04. Fire 04:43 Setlist from "The Phish Companion" http://www.phish.net/mockingbird/ <a href="/shn/3281">Source Detail</a> 
 11/04/90 Fort Ram Nightclub
Fort Collins, CO 
 2 cdr      Phish 1990-11-04 Fort Ram Fort Collins, CO. Source: SBD Transfer: DAT(c) @ 48kHz > Tascam DA-20MKII > Canare Coax > Korg MR-2000S > Kimber USB 2.0 > Samplitude Pro X Suite v12.5.2.284 > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2016-07-08 Set 1: s1t01 - //Carolina s1t02 - AC/DC Bag > s1t03 - The Curtain > s1t04 - Bouncing Around The Room s1t05 - Tube s1t06 - Harry Hood s1t07 - Funky Bitch s1t08 - The Asse Festival s1t09 - My Sweet One s1t10 - David Bowie Set 2: s2t01 - Golgi Apparatus s2t02 - Rocky Top s2t03 - Llama s2t04 - Mike's Song > s2t05 - I Am Hydrogen > s2t06 - Weekapaug Groove s2t07 - Manteca > s2t08 - Caravan > s2t09 - Runaway Jim s2t10 - The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > s2t11 - Suzy Greenberg s2t12 - Jesus Just Left Chicago s2t13 - You Enjoy Myself s2t14 - Encore Break Encore: s2t15 - Contact > s2t16 - Highway To Hell Teases: · Dave's Energy Guide tease in David Bowie · Theme from Woody Woodpecker and Manteca teases in Caravan · Caravan tease in Suzy Greenberg · Buried Alive tease in Highway to Hell · Flash Light tease in You Enjoy Myself Notes: The Phish debut of Manteca was played in its entirety over the top of Caravan, which in turn was teased several times during Suzy. Caravan also included a Woody Woodpecker theme tease from Trey and a Manteca quote. Bowie featured brief DEG teases. YEM contained a Flash Light tease from Mike. Contact was played in honor of the venue’s “disco lights.” Highway to Hell contained a Buried Alive tease from Trey. Set list & notes taken from http://phish.net/setlists/1990.html#1990-11-04  
 03/17/91 Wheeler Opera House
Aspen, CO 
 2 cdr      Phish 1991-03-17 Wheeler Opera House Aspen, CO Source: SBD Transfer: DAT(c) @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Canare Coax > Samplitude Pro X2 Suite (Build 256) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2016-11-25 Set 1: s1t01 - Bouncing Around The Room s1t02 - The Landlady > s1t03 - Mike's Song > s1t04 - I Am Hydrogen > s1t05 - Weekapaug Groove s1t06 - Foam s1t07 - Fluffhead s1t08 - Uncle Pen s1t09 - Stash s1t10 - The Lizards s1t11 - David Bowie Set 2: s2t01 - Runaway Jim s2t02 - Esther > s2t03 - My Sweet One s2t04 - The Squirming Coil > s2t05 - Tweezer s2t06 - Fee s2t07 - Telluride Story s2t08 - Slave To The Traffic Light s2t09 - HYHU s2t10 - Fishman's Story s2t11 - HYHU s2t12 - Trey's Story s2t13 - Chalk Dust Torture s2t14 - Fishman's Story Encore: s2t15 - Lawn Boy s2t16 - La Grange Notes: Bowie included Sparks teases. Foam (introduced as one of Fish’s favorite songs) was preceded by a HYHU tease while Fish fixed his cymbal. Uncle Pen was introduced as a band favorite and dedicated to a fan in the crowd. Trey repeated the first line of Esther several times, as if he had forgotten the rest of the lyrics. Slave was played for Mike from “the Telluride contingency” and was preceded by Trey’s story about the ‘88 Colorado tour. After Slave, Fish came front and center to the tune of HYHU to tell his infamous “bear story.” Afterwards, Trey referenced the July 30, 1988 Telluride show, where Fish was late. Chalk Dust included Manteca teases. notes taken from http://phish.net/setlists/phish-march-17-1991-wheeler-opera-house-aspen-co-usa.html  <a href="/shn/137291">Source Detail</a> 
 04/12/91 Barrymore Theatre
Madison, WI 
 3 cdr      Phish 04-12-91 Barrymore Theater - Madison, WI Source: SBD > Cass/0 > DAT Transfer: Fostex D5 > Tascam CDRW 700 > CDR (master) > EAC (secure) > CDWav > SF4.5 > shntool > FLAC FLAC Conversion by Ben Mohr (benjamin.mohr@ce.gatech.edu) ---------------------------------------------- Disc 1: (66:51) ---------------------------------------------- -Soundcheck- 1. Sweet Adeline* (00:44) 2. Carolina (01:53) 3. Tela (07:11) 4. Horn (04:32) 5. Funky Bitch (03:38) -Set 1- 6. intro (00:26) 7. Llama (04:05) 8. Uncle Pen (04:25) 9. Divided Sky (12:05) 10. Guelah Papyrus (05:49) 11. The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony > (01:47) 12. Suzy Greenberg (05:06) 13. Stash// (07:56) 14. Rocky Top (02:42) 15. Golgi Apparatus (04:32) ---------------------------------------------- Disc 2: (70:09) ---------------------------------------------- -Set 2- 1. The Landlady > (03:31) 2. Runaway Jim (06:31) 3. You Enjoy Myself** (15:29) 4. //Fluffhead (13:18) 5. Cavern > (04:35) 6. Tela > (06:17) 7. Buried Alive (02:20) 8. Reba (10:53) 9. My Sweet One (02:04) 10. Good Times Bad Times (05:11) ---------------------------------------------- Disc 3: (20:17) ---------------------------------------------- -Encore- 1. intro (00:36) 2. Contact -> (05:54) 3. Big Black Furry Creature from Mars (07:51) 4. The Squirming Coil (05:56) * Aborted due to Fishman "not being able to hit the high notes" ** With "Another Bites the Dust" tease and "Balls in the butter" vocal jam Notes: -The Phish Companion does not list Sweet Adeline in the soundcheck -Tape flips: d1t13 7:56 (41:39), d2t04 00:00 (32:45) -It may be possible to overburn the audio as two discs: d1t01-d2t02 (76:53); d2t03-d3t04 (80:24) Fixes: -Removed diginoise L channel d1t02 00:07.710 (0.032s) by replacing with R channel -Removed diginoise R channel d1t09 01:13.148 (0.032s) by replacing with L channel -Removed diginoise L channel d2t03 03:12.036 (0.033s) by replacing with R channel -Removed diginoise L channel d2t04 04:33.080 (0.061s) by replacing with R channel -Removed diginoise R channel d2t04 04:33.141 (0.030s) by replacing with L channel -Removed diginoise L channel d2t04 04:33.167 (0.081s) by replacing with R channel -Removed diginoise R channel d2t09 00:16.487 (0.033s) by replacing with L channel <a href="/shn/27632">Source Detail</a> 
 04/27/91 Capitol Theater
Port Chester, NY 
 2 cdr      Phish 1991-04-27 Capitol Theatre Port Chester, NY Source: SBD Transfer: DAT(c) @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Canare Coax > Samplitude Pro X2 Suite (Build 256) > TLH v2.7.0 (flac 8, ffp) > Foobar2000 v1.2.9 Live Show Tagger Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com) Seeded to etree 2016-11-25 Set 1 s1t01 - Sweet Adeline s1t02 - The Asse Festival > s1t03 - Runaway Jim s1t04 - Cavern > s1t05 - The Landlady > s1t06 - My Sweet One s1t07 - Reba s1t08 - Llama s1t09 - The Lizards s1t10 - Suzy Greenberg s1t11 - Stash s1t12 - Golgi Apparatus Set 2 s2t01 - The Curtain > s2t02 - Possum s2t03 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > s2t04 - Avenu Malkenu > s2t05 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > s2t06 - Mike's Song > s2t07 - I Am Hydrogen > s2t08 - Weekapaug Groove s2t09 - Fluffhead > s2t10 - Tweezer > s2t11 - The Squirming Coil > s2t12 - Wipeout > s2t13 - Tweezer Reprise s2t14 - Encore Break Encore s2t15 - Bouncing Around The Room > s2t16 - Good Times Bad Times Tweezer contained Sweet Emotion teases and an introduction of “Dr. Q” on bass. Fish performed Wipe Out on vacuum. The Aquarium Rescue Unit was the opening act. This was Phish’s third show at The Cap Theatre – an all ages gig with Col. Bruce Hampton & The Aquarium Rescue Unit opening. The show was presented by Inner Eye Productions, all seats were reserved and tickets cost $16 advance and $18 at the door. This rendition of Tweezer included teases of Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith cover). During Tweezer, Mike was introduced as “Dr. Q” on bass. Fish accompanied the band on vacuum for Wipe Out. Trey dedicated Bouncing Around The Room to Susan Gutkowski (now Susan Ryder) and mentioned that Good Times, Bad Times was “to take care of some unfinished business.” Notes & set list from http://phish.net/setlists/phish-april-27-1991-the-capitol-theatre-port-chester-ny-usa.html & http://phish.com/tours/dates/sat-1991-04-27-the-capitol-theatre/  <a href="/shn/137292">Source Detail</a> 
 05/03/91 Somerville Theater
Somerville, MA 
 2 cdr      Phish May 3, 1991 Somerville Theater Somerville, MA Source: SBD->DAT(X) Transfer: DAP1> TopperDAW> MOTU 2408mkII> DP4.5> flac Notes: This is a redo from the first torrent put up earlier. Sorry for the inconvenience. This one will have a little more breathing room and is how it was originally intended. Set 1 (70:25) 01. Bouncing Around The Room 02. Foam 03. Chalkdust Torture 04. TMWSIY> Avenue> TMWSIY 05. Divided Sky 06. Fee 07. Paul and Silas 08. Tweezer 09. Lizards 10. Adeline Set 2 (75:37) 01. AC/DC Bag 02. Curtain> 03. Sloth 04. Landlady 05. Runaway Jim 06. Tela 07. YEM 08. Harpua 09. Tweezer Rep. ENCORE: 10. A-Train> 11. BBFCFM <a href="/shn/30664">Source Detail</a> 
 05/10/91 Student Center
Waterville, ME 
 2 cdr       Phish \ May 10, 1991 \ Page Commons Room \ Colby College Student Center \ Waterville, ME\ \ taped by ???\ source: SBD > Cass(x) > Sony RCD-W50C (w/ SBM) > xACT > FLAC\ transferred by pete grrrrshon\ \ This is from one of the first Phish tapes that ever came into my possession, circa fall 1992 ... transferred from my D6 to a standalone CD burner circa 2005. There's a little hiss and a bit of tape degradation in some places, but all instruments and vocals are very clear and overall it's a pretty nice sounding recording. For some reason, Golgi is absent from the beginning of set 2. Presumably there are tape flips in there somewhere, too, but a quick scan failed to turn them up. Maybe there's a better soundboard source out there somewhere, but since there's none listed in the database, I figured I'd get this one up there, since there seems to be a lot of interest in this (classic!) show. Enjoy!\ \ Set 1 \ 1. David Bowie \ 2. Cavern \ 3. Yamar \ 4. Dinner and a Movie \ 5. Sloth \ 6. Landlady \ 7. Bathtub Gin \ 8. Buried Alive \ 9. The Lizards \ 10. Possum \ \ Set 2 \ 0. (Golgi Apparatus) missing!\ 1. Harry Hood \ 2. Wilson\ 3. Poor Heart \ 4. Foam \ 5. McGrupp\ 6. Chalkdust Torture \ 7. Honey Love You > HYHU\ 8. Mike\'s Song > I am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove\ Encore\ 9. Take the A-Train \ 10. Highway to Hell \ \ <a href="/shn/100083">Source Detail</a> 
 07/12/91 Colonial Theatre
Keene, NH 
 3 cdr    A+   livephish # 19 probably shouldn't trade 
 07/23/91 The Bayou
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      Source: sbd>dat>cdr>cdwav>shn ------ Entire show with Giant Country Horns 
 08/03/91 Amy Skelton's Larrabee Farm
Auburn, ME 
 3 cdr     A-  Phish Amy's Farm, Auburn, ME 8-3-91 Source: SBD>??>cass Linage: cass>dat>soundforge6.0>.wav>.shn Disc 1: Wilson, Foam, Runaway Jim, Guelah Papyrus, Llama, Fee,// The Squirming Coil, Poor Heart, The Sloth, The Divided Sky, Golgi Apparatus Disc 2: The Curtain, Reba, Chalk Dust Torture, Bouncing Around the Room, Tweezer,// \\Esther, Cavern, I Didn't Know, You Enjoy Myself*, Rocky Top (Set 3:) Stash, Disc 3: Ya Mar, Fluffhead, Lawn Boy, My Sweet One, Lizards,// Buried Alive-> Possum E1: Magilla, Self*, Bitchin' Again**, Crimes of the Mind** E2: Harry Hood "I Love Lucy" theme in various places. *With The Dude of Life. **With The Dude of Life and Sophie Dillof. Notes: This source sounds like a sbd?, but there is one other source "FOB SCHOEPS" and the third set is a sbd source. when i listen to the tapes for the first time in a long time, i relized this a low generation tape. i recieved it in a trade about seven years ago. After much editing, this is an excellent condition. tape flips after: Fee, Tweezer, and Lizards. "Esther" cuts into the song, so the first 3-6 seconds are missing. <a href="/shn/22282">Source Detail</a> 
 03/06/92 Portsmouth Music Hall
Portsmouth, NH 
 2 cdr      My Note - This doesn't fit on two discs . I did not burn the encore, but do have the flac files - ________________________________________________________________________________Phish 3/6/1992 Portsmouth Music Hall - Portsmouth, NH Source: Purported SBD > Cass/1 > DAT Transfer: CTD8000H-S > DAT2WAV > SHN > SF4.5c (48>44.1kHz*) > CD Wave > shntool > FLAC Primary transfer by Robert Brown Resampling, tracking and fixes by Ben Mohr (benjamin.mohr@ce.gatech.edu) Pitched-corrected on 7/16/2004 by Mike Wren (mw@mikewren.com) FLAC metadata and replaygain added on 7/16/2004 by mw@mikewren.com ------------------------------------------- Disc 1 ------------------------------------------- -Set 1- 01. Intro 02. Rift * 03. Cavern 04. Sparkle 05. It's Ice 06. Oh Kee Pah Ceremony 07. Divided Sky 08. Guelah Papyrus 09. Maze * 10. Reba 11. All Things Reconsidered ------------------------------------------- Disc 2 ------------------------------------------- -Set 1 cont.- 01. David Bowie -Set 2- 02. My Friend, My Friend * 03. Poor Heart 04. Secret language Instructions ** 05. Stash 06. Mound * 07. Llama 08. Bouncing Around the Room 09. In an Intensive Care Unit * 10. Possum -Encore- 11. Sleeping Monkey * * First time played ** First ever secret language instructions Originally seeded as: http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=5186 Notes: -Tape flips: d1t07 12:07 (39:40) d2t01 13:52 (40:58) d2t07 04:24 (49:49)/d2t08 03:11 (53:00) -Two areas of tape warble at beginning of d2t09 Fixes: - Removed DC offset from entire show - Smoothed skip d1t02 0:58.009 - Replaced L channel static d1t06 1:55.013-1:55.325 with R channel - Smoothed diginoise d2t01 11:00.905-11:00.946 - Remove whine d2t02-d2t11 in Samplitude v6 using FFT Filter/Spectrum Analyzer centered at 16020Hz by 33dB (range=15515-16520Hz) and modified slightly for each track - with anti-alias filtering and interpolation accuracy of 4 Pitch Correction: - Entire show was 75 cents sharp, so I adjusted accordingly in Sound Forge 6 (pitch shife quality level 3) --- This added about 3 minutes to the length of each set - Knocked down the annoying 130Hz rumble by 4dB - Added friendly fades at the start and end of sets - Retracked in CD Wave -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Shelly Culbertson Subject: sing any note Date: Sat, 7 Mar 92 12:26:18 PST One thing I was really excited to read about was the audience participation aspect of the show. This particularly intrigued me because I had suggested to Trey on the phone that they might try this! That conversation came about as a result of something he said during the post-Somerville interview, that they'd like to tour with a choir, who could (for example) sing a dissonant chord during the jam in Tweezer. I suggested having the audience do it, in response to some sort of signal from the band, and sent him a copy of an interview with Brian Eno where he talks about trying something like this: "I noticed this when I worked on this Cornelius Cardew piece a long time ago called `The Great Learning'. The first instruction is `Sing any note'. You choose randomly. And you do it with a big group of people. And the first chord they hit is very dense and beautiful because people really are singing every note. But they very quickly slide into a few families of notes. And I always liked that first note when you have this beautiful, dense, breathy sound." -------------------------- <a href="/shn/25303">Source Detail</a> 
 04/16/92 Anaconda Theater, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA 
 3 cdr      Phish 4/16/1992 Anaconda Theater, UCSB - Santa Barbara, CA Source 1: SBD > cass/? > CD (Liberated Bootleg - "Follow Me To Gamehenge") Source 2: SBD > cass/1 > Tascam 103 > Event Gina @44.1/32bits > PC Set 1 (Source 1): CD > .wav > .shn by brett at bmhollander@home.com 11/26/2000 Pitch corrected, patched and retracked on 3/13/2005 by J. Treworgy (jamie@treworgy.com) Set 2 (Source 2): Transferred from cassette and mastered by J. Treworgy on 5/6/2005 NOTES: This show has widely circulated as a "liberated bootleg" that sounds very good, but has many speed/pitch problems and cuts. I had a very nice cassette that generally sounds at as good as the bootleg, and is of known lineage. For Set I, the cassette had a few analog-related problems so I decided to work with the bootleg as the primary source. For Set II, the cassette had very different sonic characteristics. The bootleg for Set II has a lot of reverb added that is not found in my cassette, and basically the cassette just sounded better. So I used it as the primary source for Set II and patched the tape flip using the bootleg. Widespread Panic opened the show Suggested CD splits: CD1: Set 1 Tracks 01-06 CD2: Set 1 Tracks 07-12 CD3: Set 2 All Set I [88:42] 01. Buried Alive 02. Possum 03. It's Ice 04. Bouncing Around the Room 05. Split Open and Melt 06. Rift 07. Fee > 08. Maze 09. Colonel Forbin's Ascent > 10. Icculus > 11. Famous Mockingbird 12. Run Like an Antelope Set 2 [76:45] 01. Sanity 02. Llama 03. Lizards > 04. Mike's Song > 05. I Am Hydrogen > 06. Weekapaug Groove 07. Horn 08. Poor Heart 09. Cold as Ice 10. Terrapin > Cold as Ice 11. Carolina 12. Memories 13. Sweet Adeline 14. Suzie Greenberg Encore: 15. Encore Break 16. Sleeping Monkey Mastering notes Set 1: 1) Pitch adjustments: -80 cents Buried Alive->Split -25 cents for Rift -80 cents for Fee -25 cents for Maze -60 cents for Forbin-Antelope 2) Restored beginning of Fee 3) Patched from last verse of Fee to beginning of Maze (cut on bootleg) 4) Patched Maze jam (edited on bootleg) 5) Patched Antelope ending (edited on bootleg) Set 2: 1) Tape flip between Weekapaug and Horn patched from bootleg source. Pitch corrected patch source (bootleg) -20 cents to match cassette Editing was done using Adobe Audition 1.5. All files converted to 32 bit before pitch correction. All digital processing done at highest quality settings. Transitions between sources, and between pitch-corrected segments, were crossfaded briefly. No cassette noise reduction was attempted, nor do I think it's necessary, but I left a few seconds of pure tape hiss at the end of Set 2 in case someone wants to try it in the future. <a href="/shn/92756">Source Detail</a> 
 04/18/92 Wilbur Field
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr       Phish Wilbur Field Stanford University Palo Alto, CA April 18, 1992 SBD + AUD Matrix Mix (60%-SBD/40%-AUD) Disc 1 - Set 1 01 [05.28] Wilson 02 [12.17] Divided Sky 03 [05.42] Guelah Papyrus 04 [02.45] Poor Heart 05 [07.24] Split Open and Melt 06 [08.39] Esther 07 [09.19] Possum 08 [08.50] It's Ice 09 [04.09] Sparkle 10 [03.06] All Things Reconsidered 11 [11.01] Antelope TT [78.41] Disc 2 - Set 2 01 [04.04] Glide 02 [01.47] Oh Kee Pah Ceremony 03 [05.35] Suzy Greenberg 04 [08.14] Rift 05 [00.32] Manteca 06 [07.52] Bathtub Gin 07 [00.31] Manteca Reprise 08 [10.12] Lizards 09 [06.00] Mound 10 [05.24] Llama 11 [03.59] TMWSIY 12 [02.12] Avenu Malkenu 13 [01.34] TMWSIY Reprise 14 [03.33] Dinner and a Movie 15 [13.40] Harry Hood 16 [01.38] Outro TT [77.51] --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info SBD (ShnID = 4524) Source: DSBD > Cass? > DAT Transfer: D8 > Active Oade > cmi8738 spdif in > Sforge 4.5 @48khz (resampled with highest settings and Anti-Alias) > CDWAV > SHN AUD (ShnID = 85404) Source: Neumann KM140s (90'xy,FOB) > Sony D3 Transfer: Tascam DA30MK2 > AudioPhile 2496 spdif in > Samplitude Pro7 @48khz(resample ultra high 44.1k) > CDWAV > FLAC --------------------------------------------------------- Notes on the Source Material SBD (ShnID = 4524) Source is marked as Cass? but I would bet anything it is from a master source. The consistent speed throughout with very small, almost no hiss present at all. Great sound, nicely balanced with a bit more bass (Mike) in the mix. AUD1 (ShnID = 31211) Good sounding AUD. It does not have much crowd in the recording which would indicate it was made at the SBD but still sounds as if it was close to the stage (FOB). While this AUD doesn't do much in adding crowd reaction and energy it to the matrix it does a great job at adding a depth and richness to the straight SBD. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLAC/SHNs decoded and Wavemerge was used to reassemble the entire show back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch all of the sources. CEP2.0 was used for the multitrack mixdown. This is a 60%-SBD, 40%-AUD mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion done 03-SEPT-2008 - Artwork at 300dpi by dan@am-dig.com - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use in a 2CD clear, slim CD case. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings Stereo Matrix SBD +1db AUD +1.5db --------------------------------------------------------- Notes Entire show is seamless. SBD was missing "Love You", "Rocky Top", "Contact" and "BBFCFM" and therefore is not included on any of the Matrix or 5.1 versions. AUD source had several, maybe even 100, tiny clicks/ticks/pops. These were all meticulously removed by hand. d1t07 "Possum" first few seconds clipped on SBD source. This was patched using the AUD. Several techniques were used to make this patch as seamless as possible (EQ, volume adjust and crossfades). The result is very smooth and most likely completely undetectable. d1t07 "Possum" had a tiny amount of digi noise on the AUD source. This was seamlessly repaired. d1t11 "Antelope" had a few seconds of digi noise on the AUD source. This was patched using the SBD source. The result is very smooth and most likely completely undetectable. d2t03 "Suzy Greenberg" had an approx 10 second cut near the beginning. This was patched using the SBD source. Several techniques were used to make this patch as seamless as possible (EQ, volume adjust and crossfades). The result is very smooth and most likely completely undetectable. --------------------------------------------------------- Lineup Trey Anastasio (guitar, vocals) Mike Gordon (bass, vocals) Page McConnell (keyboards, vocals) Jon Fishman (drums, percussions)  <a href="/shn/94394">Source Detail</a> 
 07/25/92 Stowe Performing Arts Center
Stowe, VT 
 1 cdr       "Jammin' Santana" 1 - Runaway Jim 2 - Foam 3 - Sparkle 4 - Stash 5 - Rift 6 - You Enjoy Myself 7 - Llama 8 - Santana's Jam 1 9 - Santana's Jam 2 10 - David Bowie 11 - Catapult Tracks 6-11 with Carlos Santana mike's note - the above track list is what is said on the disc, but is wrong .... track 7 is the conclusion of YEM, track 8 is Llama, track 9 is Funky Bitch, and tracks 10 and 11 are filler from another show 
 11/20/92 Palace Theater
Albany, NY 
 3 cdr       Phish - 11/20/1992 Palace Theater - Albany, NY Set I 01 Axilla 02 All Things Reconsidered 03 Suzy Greenberg > 04 Rift 05 The Sloth 06 Reba 07 Sparkle 08 Stash 09 Lizards 10 I Walk The Line 11 David Bowie Set II 01 Chalk Dust Torture 02 Fluffhead 03 Tube 04 You Enjoy Myself 01 Fast Enough For You 02 Dinner and a Movie 03 Harry Hood 04 Terrapin -> Lengthwise 05 Self * Notes: Memories during the first set was not on the tape. The encore was also not on the tape. * w/ the Dude of Life Source: sbd>c1>DAT Xfer: ARCHIVE Python>vDAT>CDWave>Flac This is a re-transfer of the same tape used for http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=26752 Transfer and tracking was done on 11/29/2005. Tags were added with Foobar2K on 2/23/2007. - rusty@ontheflyrecording.com <a href="/shn/82966">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/92 Matthews Arena, Northeastern University
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      Phish Matthews Arena(Northeastern University), Boston, MA December 31, 1992 Taper: Unknown Source Info: Matrix(DSBD+Elektra AUD) DAT>CD Info: Fostex D5 > HHb 850 by Dave Eisenberg(Tr168@aol.com/Lckid1@aol.com) WAV>SHN Plextor Ultraplex40 using EAC Disc One: Set 1 01 - Buried Alive 3:14.67 02 - Poor Heart 2:42.35 03 - Maze 9:24.47 04 - Bouncin Around the Room 3:39.30 05 - Rift 6:15.11 06 - Wilson 7:10.54 07 - The Divided Sky 14:09.18 08 - Cavern 4:27.68 09 - Foam 8:18.17 10 - I Didn't Know 3:19.05 11 - Run Like an Antelope 11:41.06 Total: 74:24 Disc Two: Set 2 01 - Runaway Jim 9:10.07 02 - It's Ice 5:04.11 03 - Sparkle 6:28.46 04 - Colonel Forbin's Ascent > 13:36.48 05 - Famous Mockingbird 6:32.48 06 - My Sweet One > Big Ball Jam 5:01.21 07 - Stash 9:58.43 08 - Glide 4:22.07 09 - Good Times Bad Times 5:36.69 Total: 65:52 Disc Three Set 3 01 - Mike's Song > 6:36.33 02 - Countdown > Auld Lang Syne > 0:58.44 03 - Weekapaug Groove 10:54.41 04 - Harpua 19:36.04 05 - The Squirming Coil 8:05.33 06 - Diamond Girl* 6:39.58 07 - Llama 7:46.11 Encore: 08 - Carolina** 1:35.32 09 - Fire 4:36.41 Total: 66:50 * With the Dude of Life ** Sung without Mics Compiled by Dave Eisenberg 4/1/00 
 02/20/93 Roxy Theater
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr      Received in trade  
 03/28/93 East Gym, Humboldt State University
Arcata, CA 
 3 cdr      PHISH 03-28-93 East Gym, Humboldt State University - Arcata, CA Source: SBD > DAT Transfer: Fostex D5 > Tascam CDRW 700 > CDR(x1) > EAC > SHN DAT>CD Transfer by Mark Lynn SHN Conversion by Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu) *** - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Consolidated original md5's to one file - Files renamed to adhere to etree naming standards - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/17/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** ------------------------------------ Disc 1: (71:16) ------------------------------------ -Soundcheck- 1. Jam (08:32) 2. Dog Log Jam (16:07) -Set 1- 3. The Landlady (04:55) 4. Funky Bitch (04:47) 5. Sparkle (03:50) 6. Split Open and Melt (09:33) 7. Lizards (10:17) 8. The Sloth (03:44) 9. Maze (09:31) ------------------------------------ Disc 2: (58:31) ------------------------------------ 1. Fee > (05:09) 2. It's Ice (08:46) 3. Lawn Boy (02:43) 4. Run Like an Antelope* (12:18) -Set 2- 5. Walk Away (04:25) 6. Runaway Jim (08:49) 7. Mound (05:42) 8. Bathtub Gin (07:21) 9. Big Ball Jam (03:04) ------------------------------------ Disc 3: (64:28) ------------------------------------ 1. You Enjoy Myself -> (01:53) 2. The Pez Song -> (02:34) 3. You Enjoy Myself (21:38) 4. Paul and Silas (02:43) 5. HYHU > Love You > HYHU** (09:52) 6. Possum^ (11:42) -Encore- 7. Contact^^ (06:46) 8. BBFCFM* (05:49) 9. Post-show house music (01:31) * With Leave It to Beaver teases ** Fishman referred to as "Tubs" ^ With McGrupp tease ^^ Trey stops to dedicate the "tires on the road" part of the song to Shelly Culbertson for trekking from California to Boston to work for them full-time. Notes: -Dropout in d3t04 1:36 (some music missing)...on dat copy Fixes: -Removed spikes d1t08 7:27.743, 7:27.756 with SF4.5 pencil tool -Removed spike d2t05 0:35.831 with SF4.5 pencil tool -Removed six spikes d3t08 1:07 with SF4.5 pencil tool  <a href="/shn/2670">Source Detail</a> 
 04/09/93 State Theater
Minneapolis, MN 
 2 cdr      PHiSH 04-09-93 State Theater, Minneapolis, MN source: sbd>cass>dat transfered: tascam da20 mkII>za2>wav>shn using soundforge and cdwav. this is definitely a sbd recording. i had to edit out tapeflips at around 47 minutes into each set, therefor proving to me it is a sbd. it was labeled to me as only 1 cass gen, and the only really irritating analog hiss is between songs, and when it is really quiet, other than that this recording sounds really sweet! this is one of those classic great second sets where you can tell that the band could have cared less if there was an audience, they were just haveing a hell of a good time entertaining themselves. a must have in my opinion!!! DISC 2 IS SET 2 IN IT'S ENTIRETY AND IS TRACKED FOR AN ****80 min CD**** enjoy!!! jimmy sellers pjimmy@delanet.com *** - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Consolidated original md5's to one file - Files renamed to adhere to etree naming standards - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/19/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** disc 1: set 1: 1.Chalk Dust Torture 2.Sparkle 3.Guelah Papyrus 4.Stash 5.The Horse-> 6.Silent in the Morning 7.Maze 8.I Didn't Know 9.It's Ice 10.The Divided Sky 11.Cavern disc 2: ***REQUIRES AN 80min CD*** set 2: 1.Buried Alive (faded in abruptly,probably the first second or two of music are missing) 2.Suzy Greenberg 3.All Things Reconsidered 4.Llama 5.Mound 6.My Friend My Friend 7.You Enjoy Myself 8.My Sweet One 9.big ball jam 10.HYHU-> Love You-> HYHU 11.Possum Encore: Sweet Adeline (not included, completely inaudible) 12.Golgi Apparatus  <a href="/shn/3471">Source Detail</a> 
 04/10/93 Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr      PHiSH 4-10-93 Aragon Ballroom--Chicago, IL source: Sbd->Cass/0->DAT (see notes below) transfered: da-20mkii>montego II plus s/pdif>soundforge>cdwav>shn Received From : Brandon Johnston *** - SBEs fixed by set on d2t15 with Trader's Little Helper prior to shn>flac conversion - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Original shn md5's untouched and left in the folder - Files renamed after sbe fix but before flac conversion to adhere to etree naming standards - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/20/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** disc 1 Set I: 1.Runaway Jim 2.Weigh 3.Sparkle 4.Split Open and Melt 5.The Squirming Coil 6.My Friend My Friend 7.Uncle Pen 8.Chalk Dust Torture 9.Lawn Boy 10.David Bowie disc 2 Set II: 1.Lengthwise-> 2.Maze 3.Bouncing Around the Room 4.Rift 5.Glide 6.Big Ball Jam// 7.Mike's Song-> 8.Great Gig in the Sky-> 9.Weekapaug Groove 10.Funky Bitch* 11.Help Me* 12.Hoochie Coochie Man* 13.Cavern* E: [Amazing Grace] 14.crowd noise 15.Good Times Bad Times *With Sugar Blue on harmonica and vocals. Notes: Analog flips are between uncle pen and chalkdust as well as during the Big Ball Jam. Consequently, much of the big ball jam is missing from my master dat. The crowd noise between weekapaug and funky bitch is also cut (no music missing). Amazing Grace is also missing, but since this is a sbd, it was probably inaudible anyway. I believe all sbd copies have these flaws. ***SBE fixed by Mike Danifo (12-16-03)*** <a href="/shn/3934">Source Detail</a> 
 04/17/93 Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor, MI 
 3 cdr       Michigan Theatre Ann Arbor, MI SOURCE: Master DAT soundboard @ 48Khz > DAT > CDR Seeded/Uploaded By Mike Batta notes: some cuts in the soundcheck. The md5 for disc one is named without the D1. This is the first of a series of mostly uncirculated (as of 4/00) digital boards I will pump out in the near future. The track setup on this one places the soundcheck first, just my choice...rearrange if you want. Please email me with any comments/concerns. Thanks and enjoy the Batta Board! -mike batta mbatta@mediaone.net *** - SBEs fixed by set on d1t04, d1t13, d2t01, d2t02, d2t07, d3t01, d3t07, d3t08 and d3t10 with Trader's Little Helper prior to shn>flac conversion - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Consolidated original md5's to one file - Files renamed before sbe fix and flac conversion to adhere to etree naming standards - Fixed text file - what was labeled "Substitute" in the soundcheck is actually "Sparks" - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/20/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** Disc One Soundcheck: 1. I Can't Explain 2. I Can See for Miles 3. Sparks 4. L.A. Woman Set I: 5. Llama 6. Foam 7. Bouncin' 8. Stash 9. It's Ice 10. Glide 11. My Friend My Friend 12. All Things Reconsidered 13. Golgi Disc Two Set I (cont): 1. Antelope Set II: 2. Wilson 3. Reba 4. Landlady 5. Halley's Comet 6. YEM 7. Lifeboy Disc Three Set II (Cont): 1. Oh Kee Pa > 2. Suzie 3. HYHU 4. Cracklin' Rosie 5. HYHU 6. Big Ball Jam 7. Squirming Coil encore: 8. Sweet Adeline 9. BBFCFM 10. (PA Music) <a href="/shn/517">Source Detail</a> 
 05/01/93 The Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, PA 
 3 cdr      Phish 05-01-93 Tower Theater Upper Darby, PA Source: SBD > DAT > Cass/x Transfer: Denon DRM800a > ESI Juli@ 24bit/48kHz > Mastering > FLAC16 Soundcheck Source: SBD > DAT Transfer: Fostex D5 > Tascam CDRW 700 > CDR(x1) > EAC > SHN > FLAC Source tapes thanks to Dave Lisuch- dclisuch@yahoo.com Transfer by Bill Mitchell- whmitchell@gmail.com Soundcheck transfer by Mark Lynn SHN Conversion by Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu) Mastering by Marmar- imthemarmar@gmail.com Disc 1: -Set 1- 01. Runaway Jim 02. Foam 03. Guelah Papyrus 04. Split Open and Melt 05. Fee 06. Rift 07. Sample in a Jar 08. It's Ice 09. Glide 10. David Bowie Disc 2: -Set 2- 01. Chalk Dust Torture 02. Fluffhead 03. My Friend My Friend 04. The Squirming Coil 05. Big Ball Jam-> 06. Halley's Comet-> 07. Paul and Silas-> 08. Mike's Song-> 09. Great Gig in the Sky-> 10. Weekapaug Groove Disk 3: 01. Cavern -Encore- 02. Carolina 03. Rocky Top -Soundcheck- 04. Poor Heart* 05. Odd Couple Jam -> 06. Brother *Notes* - Between Rift and Sample, there was a tape flip that was patched with an AUD source. - Between Coil and the BBJ, there was a tape flip that was patched with an AUD source. Most of the BBJ is from the AUD source. - The end of Paul & Silas and the start of Mike's were cut on the SBD. These were patched with and AUD source. - The encore is from an AUD source. _ Light distortion from analog durring set 2, not very bothersome. <a href="/shn/29130">Source Detail</a> 
 05/05/93 Palace Theater
Albany, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish Palace Theater Albany, NY 5-5-93 Source: DSBD>DAT>CDR via Montego(optical)>CDWav Seeded/Uploaded by Mike Batta Here is yet another uncirculated (as of 6/00) pure digital board for everyone's enjoyment! After doing 4-17-93 and 5-6-93, I had to pump out 5-5 next! Check out the setlist on this digital beauty. More to come, enjoy! -mike questions/comments/report errors to: mbatta@mediaone.net *** - SBEs fixed in soundcheck and by set on d1t01, d2t01, d2t04, d2t05, d3t01 and d3t04 with Trader's Little Helper prior to shn>flac conversion - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Consolidated original md5's to one file - Files renamed after sbe fix but before flac conversion to adhere to etree naming standards - Cleaned up text file slightly - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/22/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** Disc One -soundcheck(some cuts)- 01. Give A Little Bit jam 02. Poor Heart vocal jam>Poor Heart (blues version) 03. Brother - set I - 04 Rift 05 Guelah Papyrus 06 Foam 07 Sparkle 08 Stash 09 Bouncing Around The Room Disc Two 01 It's Ice 02 Glide 03 Maze 04 Golgi Apparatus - set II - 05 Runaway Jim> 06 My Friend My Friend> 07 Manteca> 08 My Friend My Friend 09 Poor Heart 10 Weigh 11 Big Ball Jam 12 Ya Mar Disc Three 01 You Enjoy Myself>jam (w/ARU and Dude Of Life) - encores - 02 Cavern> 03 Take The A-Train> 04 Cavern <a href="/shn/1018">Source Detail</a> 
 05/06/93 Palace Theater
Albany, NY 
 3 cdr      PHISH 5/6/1993 Palace Theatre Albany, NY SOURCE: Master DAT soundboard > DAT > CDR Seeded/Uploaded By Mike Batta **this is a beauty!** notes: This is another in a series of mostly uncirculated (as of 5/00) digital boards I will pump out in the near future. Sweet Adeline comes across as silence because it was not mic'ed, so I left it out. There is a 1/2 drop in the begining of Tela, and some sort of tiny skip shortly into Suzie. Please email me with any comments/concerns. Thanks and enjoy! -mike batta mbatta@mediaone.net *** - SBEs fixed by set on d2t04 and d3t01 with Trader's Little Helper prior to shn>flac conversion - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Original shn md5s untouched and left in the folder - Files renamed before sbe fix and flac conversion to adhere to etree naming standards - two discs had a different name scheme, half of one disc had all caps in the file names - it was messy - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 5/22/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** Disc One Set I: 1. Chalkdust 2. Mound 3. SOAMelt 4. Horse> 5. Silent in the Morning> 6. All Things Reconsidered 7. Llama 8. Fluffhead 9. Possum Disc Two Set I (cont): 1. Lawn Boy* 2. Why You Been Gone so Long** 3. Tennessee Waltz** 4. Fast Train** Set II : 5. Suzie 6. Tweezer> 7. Tela 8. Uncle Pen> 9. Big Ball Jam Disc Three Set II (cont.): 1. The Squirming Coil 2. Mike's Song> 3. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Jam > Fast Jam as Dick Joins on Fiddle > 4. Rocky Top** 5. HYHU> Cracklin' Rosie > HYHU 6. That's Alright Mama** encore: (Adeline missing) 7. Contact> 8. Tweprise * w/ Dick Solberg on fiddle ** w/ Dick and Jeff Walton on Acoustic Guitar <a href="/shn/524">Source Detail</a> 
 05/29/93 Laguna Seca Raceway
Monterey, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Mike's note - I split the last track into two pieces. Track 16 now contains the announcer's outro, which when I omit it, allows me to put the entire show on 1 disc. I saved track 16 on my hard drive so I can play the show in it's original form if needed ................................ **SBE fixed & shn > flac 2013-12-18** Laguna Seca Daze\ Laguna Seca Raceway\ Monterey, CA\ May 29, 1993\ \ FM Broadcast:\ \ 01: Announcer intro\ \f1\fs26 02: Chalk Dust Torture\ 03: Bouncing Around the Room\ 04: Rift\ 05: Stash\ 06: The Squirming Coil\ 07: Sparkle\ 08: Cavern pt 1\ 09: Vacuum solo\ 10: Cavern pt 2\ 11: Big Ball Jam\ 12: You Enjoy Myself\ 13: Runaway Jim\ 14: Amazing Grace\ 15: Good Times Bad Times (encore) + announcer outtro\ \ Also appearing on Saturday:\ Blues Traveler, Jeff Healey, Shawn Colvin, Gin Blossoms, Allman Brothers \f0\fs24 \ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=\ \pard\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\ql\qnatural \cf0 \ \pard\tx560\tx1120\tx1680\tx2240\tx2800\tx3360\tx3920\tx4480\tx5040\tx5600\tx6160\tx6720\ql\qnatural \cf0 Recorded with:\ Kenwood Car Stereo> Sony TCD-D7 DAT\ \ \pard\tx720\tx1440\tx2160\tx2880\tx3600\tx4320\tx5040\tx5760\tx6480\tx7200\tx7920\tx8640\ql\qnatural \cf0 Copied TCD-D3> D5 cassette deck, Sony Metal Select 90\ \pard\tx560\tx1120\tx1680\tx2240\tx2800\tx3360\tx3920\tx4480\tx5040\tx5600\tx6160\tx6720\ql\qnatural \cf0 \ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=\ Transcription:\ \ Metal Cassette> Sony TC-D6C> Audiomedia III PCI card> Power Macintosh 8500/180>\ \ Protools4.1.1 > .WAV files\ \ .WAV's> Shorten 1.1a3 >.SHN's\ \ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=\ Soundscape Preservation Society Founded 1991\ http://www.iamtypingwithonefinger.com/SPS.html\ see also Event Poster (BGP-77) http://www.expressobeans.com/show.php?id=350\ -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=} <a href="/shn/24516">Source Detail</a> 
 08/14/93 World Music Theatre
Tinley Park, IL 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #7 probably shouldn't trade  
 08/20/93 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 CDR       
 08/24/93 Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, BC 
 2 cdr      8/24/93 Commodore Ballroom Vancouver, BC cSBD> DAT clone> Tascam DA-20> ZA2 (coax)> SoundForge XP 4.5> CDRwin DAT>CD by Scott Thornton Seeded to Dylan.etree.org by Tim Holden Disc 1 (74:40) 1. ChalkDust Torture, 2. All Things Reconsidered, 3. Bouncing Around the Room, 4. It's Ice*, 5. Nellie Cane, 6. Split Open and Melt, 7. The Horse-> 8. Silent in the Morning, 9. Uncle Pen, 10. Maze, 11. Golgi Apparatus [Set 2] 12. Llama, 13. Horn Disc 2 (76:25) 1. Ya Mar, 2. Mike's Song-> 3. Ginseng Sullivan-> 4. Weekapaug Groove, 5. Wilson-> 6. Rift, 7. Suzy Greenberg, 8. HYHU-> Cracklin' Rosie-> HYHU, 9. Run Like an Antelope [Encore] 10. Halley's Comet, 11. Poor Heart, Sweet Adeline ** Baby Gramps opened. *With an "I Feel the Earth Move" jam. ** Not included (Performed w/o mics and therefore inaudible thru the SBD) <a href="/shn/3312">Source Detail</a> 
 08/28/93 Greek Theatre, Univ. of California
Berkeley, CA 
 3 cdr      Phish Greek Theater Berkeley, CA 08/28/1993 Source: SBD > Cass/1 > DAT Transfer: ARCHIVE Python > vDAT > 16/48 wav (**16/48 masters are archived**) Mastering: 16/48wav > Wavelab 5.01b (pitch correction, editing, level/pan adjustments) > FLAC16 Transfer, mastering, FLAC16 by Marmar- imthemarmar@gmail.com Thanks to Rusty @ On The Fly Recording for the source DAT! -Set 1/Disc 1- 1.Llama 2.Bouncing Around the Room 3.Foam 4.Ginseng Sullivan 5.Maze 6.Fluffhead 7.Stash 8.The Squirming Coil 9.Crimes of the Mind -Set 2a/Disc 2- 1.Also Sprach Zarathustra 2.Rift 3.Run Like an Antelope 4.The Horse-> Silent in the Morning 5.Sparkle 6.It's Ice-> 7.Big Ball Jam 8.Purple Rain-> HYHU -Set 2b/Disc 3- 1.You Enjoy Myself-> 2.Contact 3.Chalk Dust Torture -Encore- 4.Daniel 5.Amazing Grace Show Notes: Crimes featured the Dude of Life on vocals. Antelope included Brady Bunch theme teases and a Simpsons Signal, while It's Ice featured Random Note, All Fall Down, and Oom Pa Pa Signals. Amazing Grace was performed without microphones. Also, while several versions of YEM have teased Oye Como Va, this version featured an all-out jam of the song. Contact segued out of the YEM vocal jam. During Daniel, the band introduced and thanked each member of the crew. **Mastering Notes** The DAT was running flat. This was corrected in wavelab using the Time Stretch feature of the Audio Montage with http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=1472 used as the tuning reference. That same source was used to patch the cassette flips after Fluffhead, the end of the Big Ball Jam, and the encores.  <a href="/shn/30191">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/93 Worcester Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 3 cdr      Phish 12/31/93 Worcester Centrum Worcester, MA Source: FM > DAT > CD-R > EAC > SHN > WAV(merge) > SF7.0 > CDWAV > FLAC Disc 1: set I 1. Llama 2. Guelah Papyrus 3. Stash > Roundabout (Yes) tease 4. Ginseng Sullivan 5. Reba 6. Peaches en Regalia 7. I Didn't Know 8. Run Like an Antelope* Disc 2: set II 1. Tweezer > 2. Halley's Comet > 3. Poor Heart > 4. It's Ice > 5. Fee > 6. Possum 7. Lawn Boy 8. You Enjoy Myself Disc 3: set III 1. Auld Lang Syne > 2. Down With Disease Jam# > 3. Split Open and Melt 4. Lizards 5. Sparkle > 6. Suzy Greenberg > 7. HYHU > Cracklin' Rosie > HYHU 8. Harry Hood 9. Tweezer Reprise encore 10. Golgi Apparatus 11. Amazing Grace * With Tom Marshall on vocals. # Performed early so Mike could use the footage to make the video. This wasn't really an official debut of "Down With Disease"; the song was not played. 04-04-94 Burlington <1994.html> is the real debut. SEEDED TO BT.ETREE.ORG BY: Todd Novak phish75@gmail.com  <a href="/shn/80983">Source Detail</a> 
 05/07/94 The Bomb Factory
Dallas, TX 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #18 probably shouldn't trade 
 06/11/94 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cdr      Phish - June 11, 1994 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO Recording Info: FM -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Tascam SS-R05 -> Samplitude Professional v11.2.1 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 1 DVD FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net March 8, 2013 Notes: -- Encore moved to end of Set 1 to fit show onto 2 discs -- Set 2 and Encore are seamless -- This is a better (and cleaner) transfer than the other soures Set 1: d1t01 - Wilson d1t02 - Chalk Dust Torture d1t03 - You Enjoy Myself d1t04 - Rift d1t05 - Down With Disease d1t06 - It's Ice d1t07 - Tela d1t08 - Stash Set 2: d2t01 - Also Sprach Zarathustra -> d2t02 - Run Like An Antelope d2t03 - Fluffhead d2t04 - Scent Of A Mule d2t05 - Split Open And Melt d2t06 - The Squirming Coil d2t07 - Maze d2t08 - Contact -> d2t09 - Frankenstein Encore: d1t09 - Suzy Greenberg <a href="/shn/124103">Source Detail</a> 
 06/18/94 UIC Pavilion
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr      Phish UIC Pavillion, Chicago, IL June 18th, 1994 Remastered Version 02/10/2002 SBD>Cass1>DAT>CD>EAC>Cool Edit 2000 (Editing)>SHN (See below for complete details) Sector Boundary Errors fixed with SHNTOOL on discs 1 & 3. 9/10/02. new set of md5s added to db.etree.org *** - SBE fixed by set on d2t06 with Trader's Little Helper prior to shn>flac conversion - SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper - Tags via MediaMonkey - Consolidated original md5's to one file - Files renamed to adhere to etree naming standards - There was a previously flac'd version but I believe the sbe on d2t06 was not fixed at that time, either that or it wasn't fixed "by set" - No music was harmed during the manipulation of these files By geewiz 6/8/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** D1: 1. Wilson (04:38) 2. Rift (06:01) 3. AC/DC Bag (06:35) 4. Maze (11:29) 5. Mango Song (07:29) 6. Down With Disease (07:19) 7. It's Ice (08:52) 8. Dog Faced Boy (02:00) 9. Divided Sky (14:41) 10. Sample in a Jar (05:05) D2: 1. Peaches En Regalia> (03:41) 2. David Bowie> Mind Left Body Jam> David Bowie (18:41) 3. Horn> (04:10) 4. McGrupp> (09:15) 5. Tweezer> (14:26) 6. Lifeboy (08:28) D3: 1. You Enjoy Myself (21:06) 2. Chalk Dust Torture (06:45) 3. Bouncin' (ENCORE) (03:40) 4. Tweezer Reprise (ENCORE) (03:19) ******************************* *******ABOUT THIS SOURCE******* ******************************* This is an attempt to patch together a variety of sources and achieve the best possible combination of sources of this great show. Here are the details: __________________________________________________________________________ Source #1: SBD>Cass1>DAT>Editing (audience patches in It's Ice, Tweezer and first few seconds of Lifeboy)>CDR Tranfer/Editing: Kevin Shapiro NOTES: Sorry, I don't have any further info as to the audience tape source or the equipment used in the audience patch. It is likely from the AKG460 rig that he often used in '94. However, this is all the information included with the discs that I recieved. __________________________________________________________________________ Source #2: SBD>Cass1>DAT>CDR (complete Tweezer, missing end of It's Ice [fades out at 7:56]) NOTES: An inferior sounding SBD copy to the one above. Plays fast, levels are saturated, etc. Unknown tranfer info. __________________________________________________________________________ Because Kevin's source (Source #1) was the better of the two sources, I've used as much of it as possible for the recording. This means that everything except the changes described below has been extracted (using EAC in secure mode) from the copies that Kevin provided. The following is a summary of the edits that I did, using Cool Edit 2000 and CDWav. Fixes: 1. Fixed the speed for It's Ice on Source #2 (stretch ratio of 102) 2. Patched the SBD portion that Source #1 was missing from It's Ice (@4:11), and then the remaining missing part of the track from the Aud source (@8:11). This makes the most complete SBD source, with the proper ending supplied from the audience tape. 3. Tracking for Horn fixed on Source #1 4. Fixed the speed for Tweezer on Source #2 (stretch ratio of 102) 5. Patched the missing SBD segment of Tweezer on Source #1 with the fixed Source #2 Tweezer (@10:24). 6. Patched ~4 missing seconds from YEM (@ 11:26), using same procedures as above. ____________________________________________________________________________ Known Flaws: There are still a few anomalies on the recording which I didn't bother trying to fix, for fear of over-editing. Specifically: -a fast fade-out after Dog Faced Boy -a slightly rough switch to the Source #1 audience recording at the very beginning of Lifeboy. ____________________________________________________________________________ This is all the info I have at the moment. While this is by no means a perfect SBD recording I'm sure you'll enjoy the end result! If you have questions or comments, email me at blane_at_canada.com  
 06/22/94 Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Columbus, OH 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #10 probably shouldn't trade 
 07/16/94 Summer Stage at Sugarbush North
Fayston, VT 
 2 cdr     A+  livephish #2 probably shouldn't trade  
 10/29/94 Memorial Auditorium
Spartanburg, SC 
 3 cdr      Phish 10/29/1994 Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium Spartanburg, SC Source: SBD > Cass/0 > DAT Transfer: vDAT > Wavelab 6 (mastering) > FLAC16 Transfer and mastering by Art H. - imthemarmar@gmail.com Set 1: Disc 1- My Friend, My Friend Sparkle > Simple -> Runaway Jim Foam Lawn Boy Split Open and Melt -> Buffalo Bill -> Makisupa Policeman -> Rift Set 2: Disc 2- Down with Disease -> The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday Reprise -> Sparks Uncle Pen You Enjoy Myself Disc 3- Hold Your Head Up > Bike > Hold Your Head Up Run Like an Antelope -> Sleeping Monkey > Run Like an Antelope Encore: Harry Hood Notes: -Buffalo Bill was played for the first time since November 21, 1992 (224 shows). -During Bike, Fishman made reference to the new dress he was given that afternoon and wore to the show.  
 10/31/94 Glens Falls Civic Center
Glens Falls, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #13 should not trade  
 06/26/95 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Phish 1995-06-26 Saratoga Performing Arts Center - Saratoga Springs, NY Source: B&K 4011s>Neumann P/s>D-10 Pro-II Unknown Taper Transfer: Tascam DA20mkII>VXPocket V2>WaveLab 4.0>wav>CDWave>wav>FLAC Transferer: Phil Lucks (lucksp@comcastDOTnet) Set 1 Disk 1: 66:47 1: My Friend My Friend 07:05 2: Don't You Wanna Go 06:49 3: Bathtub Gin 08:31 4: NICU> 05:41 5: The Sloth 03:53 6: My Minds Got a Mind of its Own 02:29 7: It's Ice 08:33 8: Dog Faced Boy 02:36 9: Tela 06:53 10: Possum 14:11 Set 2 Disk 2: 79:38 1: Down With Disease> 23:46 2: Free> 16:15 3: Poor Heart> 02:41 4: YEM 22:03 5: Strange Design 02:48 6: Antelope 12:02 Disk 3: (will fit onto end of disk 1) 09:21 1: crowd 00:50 2: E: Sleeping Monkey> 05:53 3: Rocky Top 02:37 Notes: -Resampled from 48kHz to 44.1kHz -Fades added to beginning and end of sets -Disk 3 will fit onto end of disk 1 -Performed Global Analysis at threshold of 90, to check for any errors <a href="/shn/22164">Source Detail</a> 
 07/01/95 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  Phish - 7-1-1995 Great Woods,Mansfield MA PATCHTAPER:Linda Webster SOURCE:AKG 460 CARDS>TEAC>TECHNICS SV 260A>DAT DAT>SHN TRANSFER:Technics SV 260A>COAX>WAV>CDWAV>SHN: Via MKW.These SHN files are seekable in your SHnamp. I have include both WAV and SHN md5s Linda Webster http://db.etree.org/linda95 Disc 1 Set 1: 1.Yamar(9:35.63) 2.Llama(4:46.21) 3.If I Could(9:23.24) 4.All Things Reconsidered(3:05.63) 5.It's Ice(9:31.00) 6.Prince Caspien(2:56.41) 7.Split Open and Melt(17:35.57) 8.Bouncing(3:44.39) 9.Chalkdust Torture(8:03.22) TOTAL:68:42.30 Disc 2 Set 2: 1.Wilson(4:49.38) 2.Maze(13:31.59) 3.Theme From the Bottom(11:13.66) 4.Uncle Penn(4:16.33) 5.Stash(18:33.74) 6.Strange Design(3:51.62) 7.Acoustic Army(4:14.14) TOTAL:60:31.46 Disc 3: 1.Harry Hood(14:28.39) 2.Suzie Greenburg(8:16.41) 3.E:Funky Bitch(6:19.62) TOTAL:29:04.67 <a href="/shn/11529">Source Detail</a> 
 10/31/95 Rosemont Horizon
Rosemont, IL 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #14 probably shouldn't trade  
 11/14/95 University of Central Florida Arena
Orlando, FL 
 3 cdr     A-  Phish November 14, 1995 University of Central Florida Arena - Orlando, FL Source: Schoeps MK4V/CMC6>DAT@48kHz Taper: Unknown Transfer: Sony PCM-R500>Delta Di0 2496>Soundforge 8.0(resampled 48>44.1 on highest accuracy setting w/anti alias filter)>CDwav>FLACv.1.7.1 48khz FLACs are available for archival purposes. Transferred, Encoded, and Seeded by Matt Edlhuber a.k.a. CrazyED <medlhuber@gmail.com> Set I 01: Intro 02: Chalk Dust Torture 03: Foam 04: Billy Breathes 05: Divided Sky 06: Esther 07: Free 08: Julius 09: I'm Blue I'm Lonesome 10: Cavern Set II 01: Intro 02: Maze 03: Gumbo 04: Stash-> 05: Manteca-> 06: Stash-> 07: Dog Faced Boy-> 08: Stash 09: Strange Design 01: You Enjoy Myself-> Immigrant Song Jam-> You Enjoy Myself Encore 02: The Wedge 03: Rocky Top Dog Faced Boy was performed over different instrumentation than ususal. This fantastic Stash included Esther, Ya Mar and 25 or 6 to 4 teases and quotes. YEM included Low Rider teases. Manteca was played for the first time since October 28, 1994 (85 shows). Thanks to Ucusty for the DATs!  <a href="/shn/29252">Source Detail</a> 
 12/02/95 Veterans' Memorial Coliseum
New Haven, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  Phish December 2, 1995 New Haven Coliseum New Haven, CT source: B+K 4011 > custom pre-amp > Teac DA-P20 (@ 48kHz) transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > M-Audio MicroTrack > CF Card > usb > pc > WaveLab 5.01b (de-emphasis, fades, resample to 44.1kHz) > CD Wave v1.94.7 > FLAC v1.1.2 (Level 8) recorded by Dave Flaschner transferred by Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@gmail.com) seeded April 17, 2006 notes: The original DAT recording was made with pre-emphasis. The Waves 5.0 Paragraphic EQ plug-in was used to de-emphasize the recording. The original 48 kHz .wav files from the DAT transfer have been archived, and are available upon request. Disc 1 - [72:45] Set I 01 - [03:16] - Prince Caspian 02 - [08:31] - Runaway Jim 03 - [05:41] - Mound 04 - [05:25] - Guelah Papyrus 05 - [13:46] - Reba 06 - [02:12] - My Sweet One 07 - [08:51] - Free 08 - [07:47] - Fog that Surrounds 09 - [03:30] - Bouncing Around the Room 10 - [13:47] - Possum Disc 2 - [74:08] Set II 01 - [05:28] - 2001 02 - [11:27] - Maze 03 - [07:52] - Simple -> 04 - [02:49] - Faht 05 - [15:04] - Tweezer 06 - [04:27] - A Day in the Life 07 - [04:27] - Golgi Apparatus 08 - [11:29] - The Squirming Coil 09 - [02:54] - Tweezer Reprise 10 - [02:32] - encore break 11 - [05:39] - Bold as Love <a href="/shn/33922">Source Detail</a> 
 12/05/95 Mullins Center, University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 
 3 cdr      Phish December 5, 1995 The Mullins Center University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA source: AKG 460B/ck61 > custom pre-amp > Teac DA-P20 (@ 48kHz) transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > CF Card > usb > pc > WaveLab 5.01b (de-emphasis, fades, resample to 44.1kHz) > CD Wave v1.94.7 > FLAC v1.1.2 (Level 8) recorded by Dave Flaschner transferred by Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@gmail.com) seeded May 1, 2006 notes: The original DAT recording was made with pre-emphasis. The Waves 5.0 Paragraphic EQ plug-in was used to de-emphasize the recording. The original 48 kHz .wav files from the DAT transfer have been archived, and are available upon request. Disc 1 - [68:28] Set I 01 - [04:03] - Horn 02 - [07:12] - Chalk Dust Torture 03 - [08:14] - Fog That Surrounds 04 - [10:24] - The Lizards 05 - [09:57] - Free 06 - [08:52] - Esther 07 - [16:52] - David Bowie 08 - [02:33] - I'm Blue I'm Lonesome Disc 2 - [55:40] Set II 01 - [01:12] - chess move intro 02 - [02:18] - Poor Heart 03 - [23:35] - Bathtub Gin -> 04 - [04:24] - Keyboard Cavalry 05 - [13:50] - Scent of a Mule -> 06 - [01:34] - jam -> 07 - [08:48] - Lifeboy Disc 3 - [37:38] 01 - [17:18] - Harry Hood 02 - [04:36] - Cavern 03 - [03:36] - encore break 04 - [10:13] - Theme From the Bottom 05 - [01:56] - Sweet Adeline note: The chess move intro for Set II was faded in on the master DAT. I have included everything that was on the DAT. <a href="/shn/34459">Source Detail</a> 
 12/14/95 Broome County Arena
Binghamton, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  livephish #1 probably shouldn't trade  
 12/17/95 Olympic Center
Lake Placid, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish 12/17/95 Olympic Center Lake Placid, NY Source: Schoeps CMC64 > BPS-1 > DA-P1 Transfer: DA-20 mkii> Philips CDR 870 > EAC > CDWAV > Soundforge 4.5 > Shntool > SHN Transfer by: Brandon Johnston -- http://db.etree.org/bisq Disc 1: -Set I- 1.My Friend My Friend > 2.Poor Heart > 3.A Day in the Life 4.Run Like an Antelope 5.The Mango Song > 6.Tube > 7.Stash 8.The Lizards 9.Chalk Dust Torture Disc 2: -Set II- 1.Intro 2.Bouncing Around the Room > 3.Maze 4.Free -> 5.Also Sprach Zarathustra -> 6.Harry Hood -> 7.Sparkle 8.Tweezer -> 9.Tweezer Reprise Disc 3: -Encores- 1.crowd noise 2.Hello My Baby 3.Runaway Jim Show Notes: Page took a nice solo between Tweezer and Tweezer Reprise. Tech Notes: I extracted the cds as a range and resplit the tracks using CDWAV. The EAC logs for each disc are included. There was some overlapping music between disc 2 and disc 3 on the master cds so I joined them together and split them again so that the music is seamless throughout the second set. I also added fades at the beginning and end of the sets in soundforge. Shntool was also run to remove SBE's. <a href="/shn/21425">Source Detail</a> 
 12/30/95 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish - December 30, 1995 Madison Square Garden - New York, NY Recording Info: Schoeps CMC6/MK41 -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Tascam DA-20) -> Tascam SS-R05 -> Samplitude Professional v11.2.1 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 1 DVD FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net January 28, 2013 Notes: -- Discs 2 and 3 are seamless -- Ya Mar has an Auld Lang Syne tease -- Run Like An Antelope has a Gimme Some Lovin' tease from Page Set 1: d1t01 - Prince Caspian -> d1t02 - Also Sprach Zarathustra -> d1t03 - Suzy Greenberg -> d1t04 - David Bowie d1t05 - Simple -> d1t06 - It's Ice -> Kung -> It's Ice -> d1t07 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday -> d1t08 - Avenu Malkenu -> d1t09 - The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday -> d1t10 - Divided Sky d1t11 - Sample In A Jar Set 2: d2t01 - Crowd Chess Move d2t02 - Ya Mar d2t03 - Free -> d2t04 - Harry Hood -> d2t05 - AC/DC Bag -> d2t06 - Lifeboy d2t07 - Scent Of A Mule -> d2t08 - Cavern -> d2t09 - Run Like An Antelope Encore: d3t01 - Crowd/Tuning d3t02 - A Day In The Life  <a href="/shn/123637">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/95 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Official Release, so probably should not trade 
 06/06/96 Joyous Lake
Woodstock, NY 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg "in the club" 
 06/06/96 Joyous Lake
Woodstock, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish - 6/6/1996 Joyous Lake, NY - The Third Ball Set I 01 Crowd % 02 Split Open and Melt 03 Poor Heart 04 Runaway Jim 05 Funky Bitch 06 Theme From the Bottom > 07 Big Black Furry Creature From Mars 08 Scent of a Mule 09 Highway to Hell Set II 01 Crowd 02 AC/DC Bag 03 You Enjoy Myself > 04 Chalk Dust Torture 05 Sparkle > 06 Stash 01 Waste 02 Character 0 03 David Bowie 04 Fee > 05 Sample in a Jar Encore: 06 Ya Mar 07 Fire Notes: % a few bursts of d/n. There were a couple splotches in Split and Scent that were patched from the bootleg source on gdlive.com using Samplitude. This section of crowd is not on the bootleg and could not be patched. There were several level changes throughout the first set. I used WaveLab4 to even out the overall level of the set as best I could. There's still some variation, but it's a lot more smooth and consistent. The worst level changes (5 or so) occur in Runaway Jim... probably why it was omitted from the bootleg source. Source: DSBD (SBD>RCA to 1/8">Sony TCD-D8) Xfer: DAT>ARCHIVE Python>vDAT>Samplitude>WaveLab4>CDWave>Flac Resampled from 48khz to 44.1khz with WaveLab4. Tags added with Foobar2K. 48khz untouched WAVs have been archived. Get in touch if you'd like them. -rusty@ontheflyrecording.com 
 07/11/96 Shepherds Bush Empire
London, England 
 2 cdr      Phish 07/11/1996 Shepherd's Bush Empire London, England **16 bit/44.1khz** Source: SBD > DAT (48 khz) Transfer: Sony PCM-2600(Apogee AES/EBU)> Sound Devices 722 (16/48)> Firewire> Macbook> Sound Studio 3.6(fades, normalize peak, +gain, track)> Wave Editor 1.5.7 (iZotope Resampler)> xACT 2.23(align on sector boundaries, encode, tag, fingerprint)> flac16 (level 8 ) DAT clone (unknown gen) provided by: Marcus Thunich Transferred and seeded by: Lenny Stubbe Set I: (59:21) 01. intro 02. Runaway Jim 03. Cavern> 04. Reba 05. I Didn't Know 06. Sparkle 07. Stash 08. Scent of a Mule 09. Sample in a Jar Set II: (1:18:15) 01. intro 02. Harry Hood> 03. Bouncing Around the Room> 04. 2001> 05. Maze 06. Lizards 07. HYHU> 08. Terrapin> 09. HYHU 10. You Enjoy Myself 11. Hello My Baby 12. encore break 13. A Day in the Life Notes: - no whistling in Reba - Hello My Baby is without amplification and barely audible. I presume what is heard is through the stage vocal mics - This is a fresh transfer of a new DAT source. There was one previous SBD transfer. That previous transfer had 3 noted digital noise flaws. Only one of which in Maze I noticed to be on this DAT - there is a brief loss of volume in the left channel towards the beginning of Cavern - The DAT was stopped after YEM - 48 khz version exists Seeded to etree on: 11/12/2013  <a href="/shn/126115">Source Detail</a> 
 08/13/96 Deer Creek Music Center
Noblesville, IN 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #12 probably shouldn't trade 
 08/16/96 Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Plattsburgh, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish Clifford Ball Day 1 Plattsburgh Air Force Base Plattsburgh, NY August 16, 1996 DVD-AUDIO 24/48 SBD+AUD Matrix Mix (65%-SBD/35%-AUD) Set 1 01 [03:20] Captain Sanity Intro 02 [06:21] Chalkdust Torture 03 [10:30] Bathtub Gin 04 [08:51] Ya Mar 05 [06:25] AC/DC Bag 06 [09:09] Esther > 07 [13:08] Divided Sky 08 [07:16] Halley's Comet > 09 [14:04] David Bowie Set 2 10 [13:29] Split Open & Melt 11 [03:49] Sparkle 12 [08:47] Free 13 [10:45] The Squirming Coil 14 [05:05] Waste * 15 [03:51] Talk * 16 [03:11] Train Song * 17 [03:54] Strange Design * 18 [01:29] Hello My Baby * 19 [15:59] Mike's Song > 20 [06:00] Simple > 21 [06:12] Contact > 22 [09:48] Weekapaug Groove Set 3 23 [07:55] Makisupa Policeman > 24 [06:26] Also Sprach Zarathustra > 25 [15:20] Down With Disease > 26 [05:20] NICU 27 [03:20] Life On Mars 28 [20:17] Harry Hood Encore 29 [01:55] Amazing Grace * acoustic, mini-stage --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info SBD Source: SBD > DAT (99% of the show) Transfer: Tascam DA40 DAT@48kHz > REBA > Wavelab 4.0e > 44.1kHz Wav > CD Wave > SHNv3 **NO DAE WAS INVOLVED** Via: The immortal, unstoppable Marmar <a href="/shn/34812">Source Detail</a> 
 08/17/96 Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Plattsburgh, NY 
 3 cdr      PHiSH- The Clifford Ball, Day 2 Saturday, 8-17-96 Plattsburgh Air Force Base; Plattsburgh, NY Taper: ? Source: DSBD > DATx3 @44.1kHz > Event Gina S/PDIF IN @44.1kHz > WaveLab 3.0 > SHN EXCEPT Slave: FM SBD > DAT > CD > EAC > WaveLab 3.0 (editing & hiss reduction) > SHN seeded by Art H. Questions, comments-> artypants420@yahoo.com I would like to thank Morgan Bell for the FM Slave source. Without him, this seed wouldn't have been possible. All editing and tracking was performed with WaveLab 3.0. EDITING: The FM Slave was passed through these following devices; DC Remover, and DeNoiser. This was to remove most of the FM noise without disturbing the high-end freq's. The rest of the show was tracked with WaveLab and had the following done; DC Remover. All tracks reside on a sector boundary. This was throughly checked and rechecked numorus times before SHN compression. Enjoy! Set 1: My Old Home Place PYITE* Reba Cars Trucks Buses Lizards Sample In A Jar Taste Fee Maze Susie Greenberg** ^tracked for 80 minutes Set 2: The Curtain Runaway Jim It's Ice Brother Fluffhead Antelope Golgi> Slave ^tracked for 80 minutes Set 3: Wilson Frankenstein Scent Of A Mule Tweezer A Day In The Life Possum Tweezer Reprise -Encore- Harpua ^tracked for 74 minutes Notes: * Slight bit of diginoise at the start, very short. Appears on DAT also. ** Very first few samples of this track are missing...Appears on DAT also. <a href="/shn/1927">Source Detail</a> 
 10/31/96 The Omni
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #15 probably shouldn't trade  
 11/02/96 Coral Sky Amphitheater
West Palm Beach, FL 
 1 cdr      Phish Coral Sky Amphitheater - West Palm Beach, Florida 11-2-96 Pre-FM mix Source: SBD-> DAT-> ?-> CD-> EAC-> SHN set I 1 Yamar set II 2 Crosseyed and Painless 3 Run Like an Antelope 4 Waste 5 Harry Hood 6 A Day in the Life <a href="/shn/5880">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/96 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr      Phish 12/31/96 Fleet Center Boston, MA Source: FM > DAT > ZA-2 > CDR - Recorded by Jon Sriberg (jonathan@thecia.net) - Transferred by Matt - Retracking and compression by Miha Zupanek Disc 1 <Set 1> Axilla Peaches en Regalia Punch You in the Eye Cars Trucks Buses Stash The Horse > Silent in the Morning The Divided Sky Sample in a Jar Tweezer Reprise Disc 2 <Set 2> Chalk Dust Torture Wilson Sparkle Simple > Swept Away > Steep > Harry Hood > Prince Caspian Character Zero Disc 3 <Set 3> Also Sprach Zarathustra > Auld Lang Syne > Down With Disease Suzy Greenberg Run Like an Antelope Bohemian Rhapsody*# Julius# E: Amazing Grace# *First time played #With the Boston Community Choir <a href="/shn/652">Source Detail</a> 
 02/16/97 Alter Wartesaal
Köln, Germany 
 2 cdr      Phish Alter Wartesaal Köln, Germany February 16, 1997 SBD + AUD Matrix Mix Disc 1 - Set 1 01 [02:44] Beauty of My Dreams* 02 [09:52] Split Open and Melt 03 [03:39] Bouncing Around the Room 04 [09:13] Cross-eyed and Painless 05 [05:32] Guelah Papyrus 06 [03:04] Ginseng Sullivan 07 [10:47] Tweezer 08 [05:26] Waste 09 [04:15] Cavern 10 [06:56] Chalk Dust Torture TT [61:29] Disc 2 - Set 2 01 [05:32] Sample in a Jar 02 [03:35] Cars Trucks Buses 03 [08:19] Free 04 [03:24] Sparkle 05 [08:58] Simple 06 [05:22] When the Circus Comes 07 [00:59] Swept Away 08 [03:22] Steep 09 [13:02] David Bowie 10 [05:58] Loving Cup 11 [05:47] Tweezer Reprise Encore 12 [09:37] Theme From the Bottom 13 [04:43] Johnny B. Goode TT [78:40] *First time played, Del McCoury Band cover --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info SBD* DSBD > DAT > CDR > ( EACed > MKWact 0.97Beta >SHN ) AUD Schoeps CMC64 + Encore from NAK 300's (Limited info on both AUD recordings. Please email me with updated info if you know of any. dan@am-dig.com) --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLAC/SHNs were decoded to wave. Wavmerge was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch both sources. SF8.0 was used for the EQ setting pre mixdown. This is a 60% SBD, 40% AUD mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion done 28-APL-2007 - Artwork at 300dpi by dan@am-dig.com - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use in a clear double jewel case. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes *This is not a DSBD. My guess is either it is a digital FM recording or a Digital Satellite recording. This source was also previously edited and seamlessly removed all the between song interviews with the bad members and fans. This made for an exceptionally difficult task synching it to the AUD recording. Encore is from the a different AUD recording (NAK300's) and suffered a bit from clipping. I ran a clip restore on these songs as well as did some EQ's to try and match the sound a bit more to the Schoeps source. In the end, I think the tweaking of the sound on this really made the source switch nearly impossible to tell. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings SET ONE & TWO Stereo Matrix SBD -2.5db AUD -4.5db ENCORE Stereo Matrix SBD -2.5db AUD -5.5db <a href="/shn/86886">Source Detail</a> 
 02/16/97 Alter Wartesaal
Köln, Germany 
 2 cdr      Phish... 2/16/97 Wartesaal, Cologne, Germany Source: DSBD > DAT > CDR > ( EACed > MKWact 0.97Beta >SHN ) Disk I Set I Beauty of my Dreams Split open and melt Bouncing around the room Crosseyed painless Guelah Papyrus Ginseng Sullivan Tweezer Waste Cavern Chalkdust torture Set II: Sample in a Jar Cars trucks and buses Disk II Free Sparkle Simple > Circus Comes To Town Swept away > Steep > David Bowie Loving cup Tweezer Reprise E: Theme from the Bottom Johnny B Goode Special thanks to "shinbone" for this superb {soundboard} source from a great show during the Europe Tour... <a href="/shn/7886">Source Detail</a> 
 02/20/97 Teatro Smeraldo
Milan, Italy 
 2 cdr      PHiSH 2/20/97 Teatro Smeraldo, Milan, Italy Source: DSBD > CD > EAC > SHN Posted to alt.binaries.phish on 11/15/2000 by Marco Walsh (etree@condorito.com) -------------------------------------- Disc 1: -------------------------------------- -Set 1- 1. The Curtain 2. Tweezer 3. Soul Shakedown Party > 4. Chalkdust Torture 5. Love Me 6. Taste 7. Gumbo 8. When the Circus Comes > 9. David Bowie 10. Tweezer Reprise -------------------------------------- Disc 2: -------------------------------------- -Set 2- 1. Sample in a Jar 2. Cars Trucks Busses 3. Character Zero 4. Uncle Pen 5. Stash 6. Bouncing Around the Room 7. Free 8. Swept Away > 9. Steep > 10. A Day in the Life > 11. Runaway Jim Cut: Sweet Adeline, Encore: Julius  <a href="/shn/1993">Source Detail</a> 
 06/22/97 Loreley Freilichtbühne
St. Goarshausen, Germany 
 1 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg "phab phour" 
 07/23/97 Lakewood Amphitheater
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr      Phish 07/23/97 (Wed) Lakewood Amphitheatre - Atlanta, GA Source: Sennheiser 441> SBM-1> D8 sampled at 48k Transfer: DAT clone> DA-P1> SPDIF> DR100MKII> Audacity(boost set 2 levels)> CD Wave> flac level 8> TLH Unknown taper. Fresh transfer as of 1-3-2015 Set one recording levels were set fine but set two levels were very low. I amplified set two with Audacity. No other changes made. Set 1: Julius, Dirt, NICU, Dogs Stole Things, Ginseng Sullivan, Water in the Sky, Limb By Limb, Split Open and Melt, Billy Breathes, Possum Set 2: Punch You in the Eye, Ghost, Sample in a Jar, You Enjoy Myself (1) > Rocky Mountain Way (2) > Chalk Dust Torture, E: Frankenstein Comment: (1) Included Russian folk jam (similar to 'Mule Duel'), and fast vocal jam (2) First time played, Joe Walsh cover.  <a href="/shn/132190">Source Detail</a> 
 07/26/97 South Park Meadows
Austin, TX 
 3 cdr      Phish 7/26/97 South Park Meadows, Austin, TX Taper: John Adams Source: AKG391> Beyer AV100> DA-P1 Location: OTS Conversion and Seeded by: Chuck Rothofsky <hazystare@yahoo.com> Conversion: PCM-R500> Digi Coax> CDR880 (Master)> EAC> AddAWav> CDWave> SHN Notes: There is some minor Digital noise from the Source Dat at the beginning of Timber Ho (Recording levels started out kinda hot) D2T1 - 1:00, 1:08, 1:13 - 1:15, 1:18 - 1:21, 1:28, 1:33 Disc 1 Set 1: 1: Limb by Limb (12:24) 2: Dog Stole Things (4:40) 3: Poor Heart (3:22) 4: Stash (14:50) 5: Billy Breathes (7:22) 6: Cars, Trucks, and Buses (5:24) 7: Dirt (4:29) 8: You Enjoy Myself (17:16) > 9: Isabella (4:33) Disc 2 Set 2: 1: Timber Ho! (17:17) > 2: David Bowie (21:37) 3: Harry Hood > Blister in the Sun > Harry Hood (13:07) 4: Free (12:42) Disc 3 Set 2 cont.. 1: Waste (6:57) > 2: Johnny B. Goode (6:41) Encore 3: Bouncin' around the Room (3:40) 4: Cavern (6:06) Entire show with Bob Gullioti on Drums _______________________________________________ 7/26/97 South Park Meadows, Austin, TX I: Limb by Limb, Dogs Stole Things, Poor Heart, Stash, Billy Breathes, Cars trucks Buses, Dirt, You Enjoy Myself > Isabella II: Timber Ho! > David Bowie, Harry Hood > Blister in the Sun* > Harry Hood** > Free, Waste > Johnny B. Goode E: Bouncing Around the Room, Cavern * Violent Femmes Cover ** unfinished with Bob Gullotti on drums the entire show <a href="/shn/2547">Source Detail</a> 
 08/16/97 Loring Air Force Base
Limestone, ME 
 4 cdr      Phish The Great Went, day 1 Limestone, ME 8/16/97 ===================================================== Set 1 source: FM > DAT Transfer: DAT@48k->Montego II Plus@44k->HD via Soundforge->CDWav transferred by: [EP] Set 2 and 3 Source: FM > DA-P1 Transfer: Fostex D5 -> optical cable -> HOSA ODL-276 -> digi coax cable -> EgoSys Waveterminal 2496 -> CoolEdit 2000 (48->44.1) -> CDWav -> mkwACT transfered by: Jason Sobel ====================================================== The first set of this source has previously circulated along with a FOB Schoeps recording of the 2nd and 3rd sets. My dat copy of set one had a cut in Makisupa, so I have combined the two sources to make one complete FM source. Big thanks to Jason for transferring my dats! Edits to this source: - Normalized all sets to -1.86db (peak value of the loudest set) - Cleaned up digispots @ 3:24 (0.12sec.), 6:03 (0.031sec.), 8:00-8:01 (3 d/o's of ~0.03sec.), 10:23 (0.06sec.)of Wolfman's Brother (d3t1) using SoundForge. (some are still noticeable) - added fades at the beginning/end of each set - corrected the phase of discs 3 & 4 Jon Wolf <yahoo2@rncn.com> - fixed the balance on D1 & D2 because the right channel was very low on volume - 07/24/2003 - Jon Wolf <yahoo2@rcn.com> ====================================================== Disc 1 (69:52) -set 1- 1 Makisupa Policeman> [06:29] 2 Harpua* [06:17] 3 Chalk Dust Torture [11:05] 4 Theme From the Bottom [13:03] 5 Punch You in the Eye> [11:27] 6 Ghost [16:38] 7 Ginseng Sullivan [04:52] ====================================================== Disc 2 (45:39) -set 1 cont.- 1 You Enjoy Myself> [24:14] 2 Trainsong [02:49] 3 Character Zero [07:38] 4 The Squirming Coil [10:58] ====================================================== Disc 3 (68:40) -set 2- 1 Wolfman's Brother> [18:53] 2 Simple**> [10:42] 3 My Soul [09:19] 4 Spacey Jam> [02:48] 5 Slave to the Traffic Light [13:52] 6 Rockytop [02:19] 7 Julius [10:47] ====================================================== Disc 4 (75:18) -set 3- 1 Halley's Comet> [14:38] 2 Cities> [11:24] 3 Llama> [06:44] 4 Lawn Boy [04:04] 5 Limb by Limb> [15:52] 6 Funky Bitch*** [08:57] -encore- 7 Contact> [06:42] 8 Loving Cup [06:55] ======================================================= * starts with the theme and Jimmy story, picking up where the song stopped last year at the Clifford Ball ** Theme from The Odd Couple tease/jam *** major fireworks are let off behind the stage during the song, culminating in a great finale display as Funky Bitch winds up. questions/comments: blane_at_canada.com  <a href="/shn/13130">Source Detail</a> 
 08/17/97 Loring Air Force Base
Limestone, ME 
 3 cdr     A-  PHISH August 17, 1997 Loring Air Force Base Limestone, Maine THE GREAT WENT Nakamichi CM700’s (pointed @ stacks) > D7 Taper: Steve Baker Cass/2 > Yamaha KX530 > Tascam Dr-100 MKII @ 1648 wav > Izotope > Audacity > xACT(FLAC/TAG) DiGiHoArDeRs: 6/25/14 SET TWO 01. Down With Disease > 02. Bathtub Gin > 03. Uncle Pen 04. 2001 > 05. Harry Hood SET THREE 06. Buffalo Bill > 07. NICU 08. Weigh 09. Guyute 10. Dirt 11. Scent of a Mule 12. Prince Caspian ENCORE 13. When the Circus Comes 14. Tweezer Reprise <a href="/shn/130465">Source Detail</a> 
 11/17/97 McNichols Sports Arena
Denver, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #11 probably shouldn't trade 
 07/05/98 Lucerna Theatre
Prague, Czech Republic 
 1 cdr       Source: SBD>?>DAT? Transfer: DAT?>CD>EAC>FLAC EAC and FLAC conversion done by mr.cheese CD 1/Set 2 Only 01.Bathtub Gin> 02.Moma Dance 03.McGrupp And The Watchful Hosemasters> 04.Jam> 05.Axilla 06.Harry Hood 07.Rocky Top Encore: 08.Funky Bitch ENJOY!!! <><  <a href="/shn/29106">Source Detail</a> 
 07/15/98 Portland Meadows
Portland, OR 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #17 probably shouldn't trade 
 08/09/98 Virginia Beach Amphitheatre
Virginia Beach, VA 
 3 cdr     A-  terrapin station encore ! 
 10/03/98 World Music Theatre
Tinley Park, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  PHiSH World Music Theater, Farm Aid Tinley Park, IL October 3, 1998 (Sat) ------------------------------------------------------------ SBD(broadcast)/AUD Matrix [SBD+AUD > Wavelab 5.01 > CD Wave 1.94.5 > Flac 16 (level 8)] Mixed by Ross Pezl October 2008 ------------------------------------------------------------ AUD (shnid=85373): Schoeps MK4's>Nbox>Aiwa HDS200 (@44.1khz) DAT clone from master>Sony TCD-D10proII>Edirol R-4>WL5>CDWAV>FLAC Recorded from Section 103 Row QQ by Pepper and ? SBD (shnid=770): CMT DSS Broadcast > Tbfiji > Soundforge > CD ------------------------------------------------------------ One Set: d1t01 Birds of a Feather d1t02 Farmhouse d1t03 Moma Dance d1t04 Runaway Jim* > Arc* > d1t05 Down by the River* d1t06 Moonlight in Vermont# d1t07 Will the Circle be Unbroken^# d1t08 Amazing Grace# d1t09 Uncloudy Day# Filler 1998-10-17 (shnid=17771) d1t10 Helpless* * with Neil Young # with Willie Nelson & Paul Schaffer ^Joined by 4 native Americans ------------------------------------------------------------ Source notes: The Broadcast has many omissions and includes DJ banter. I removed the banter but as for the omissions you will notice the sbd dropping out for some significant stretches of time. All in all I think this is a slight improvement to either individual source on its own. I realized doing this how bad this TV source is but it does add something to the vocals. <a href="/shn/95202">Source Detail</a> 
 10/31/98 Thomas & Mack Center
Las Vegas, NV 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #16 probably shouldn't trade  
 11/02/98 E Centre
West Valley City, UT 
 3 cdr      Phish E Centre Salt Lake city, Utah 11-2-98 Source: B&K 4011> Audio Magic Sorcerer Cables> Lunatec V2> Apogee AD1000.DAT at 48khz> Event Gina S/PDIF digital I/O > Cool Edit Pro (48>44.1) high quality setting No normalization was done. There was only room for about a 10% increase without clipping; you could probably go up to 150% or so if you clip the peaks. I figured for this show, since the levels were pretty good, I'd leave it alone and let everyone have an unadulterated source. Encoded to MP3 (Audio Active Pro Encoder) and RA (Real Audio 3.0) formats by MikeW (mikewren@usa.net) Disc 1: 1 Tube > 2 Drowned > Jam 3 Jesus Left Chicago 4 Trey tells 'Dead Goat Saloon' story 5 Driver 6 Bittersweet Motel 7 Limb by Limb 8 Wading in the Velvet Sea Disc 2: 1 Sample In A Jar (end of Set I) 2 Cheers > 3 Down with Disease 4 Mango Song 5 Moma Dance 6 You Enjoy Myself Disc 3: 1 Cheers > 2 Harpua > 3 Speak to Me > Breathe 4 On the Run 5 Time 6 The Great Gig in the Sky 7 Money 8 Us and Them 9 Any Colour You Like 10 Brain Damage 11 Eclipse 12 Harpua 13 Ovation > 14 Smells Like Teen Spirit# 
 11/20/98 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Hampton Comes Alive official release, probably should not trade 
 11/21/98 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Hampton Comes Alive official release, probably should not trade 
 11/27/98 Worcester Centrum
Worcester, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #6 probably shouldn't trade  
 07/10/99 E-Centre
Camden, NJ 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #8 probably shouldn't trade  
 07/13/99 Tweeter Center
Mansfield, MA 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg "tweeks up the tweeter" with scott murowski 
 12/30/99 Big Cypress Seminole Reservation
Big Cypress, FL 
 5 cdr     A-  Phish Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, FL December 30, 1999 Taper: Mike Vernal <vernal@fas.harvard.edu> Source: earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1 & M1 (concurrent) Location: Front row, stage left corner of tapers DAT > SHN: PCM-R500 > Audiomedia III/Powermac G3/233 > Pro Tools 4.3.2 Disc One: 01: Intro - 00:51:56 02: Water in the Sky - 04:10:61 03: Light Up or Leave Me Alone - 10:05:68 04: Suzie Greenberg - 08:04:20 05: Corrina Corrina - 04:22:29 06: Limb by Limb - 15:33:37 07: Native Greeting Song * - 03:08:03 08: Big Alligator Song * - 05:25:47 Total: - 51:44:21 Disc Two: 01: Possum - 08:51:59 02: Farmhouse - 05:51:00 03: Ghost - 15:01:51 04: Ya Mar - 09:48:12 05: Character Zero - 08:18:44 Total: - 47:53:16 Disc Three: 01: Set II Intro - 00:27:00 02: Wilson - 06:42:22 03: Curtain - 06:30:72 04: Tweezer - 16:50:47 05: Taste ** - 12:24:00 06: Meat - 05:35:37 07: Golgi Apparatus - 04:43:51 08: Wolfman's Brother - 09:07:16 Total: - 62:23:20 Disc Four: 01: Gotta Jiboo - 10:21:32 02: Harry Hood - 15:04:15 03: Good Times Bad Times - 07:15:38 04: Set III Intro - 00:46:45 05: Chalkdust Torture - 08:09:26 06: Moma Dance - 08:52:44 07: Run Like an Antelope - 16:17:38 08: The Sloth - 03:56:27 Total: - 70:45:40 Disc Five: 01: When the Circus Comes to Town - 05:01:33 02: Mike's Song - 15:25:46 03: Simple - 08:14:12 04: I am Hydrogen - 03:39:60 05: Weekapaug Groove - 13:17:08 06: Boogie on Reggae Women - 05:21:11 07: Tweezer Reprise - 04:42:36 Total: - 55:43:56 * - with Seminole Indian Chief Jim Billie ** - the Lunatec V2 was flashing battery low during Taste. Rather than risk it, I swapped batteries during crowd noise after Taste. There is approx. 3.5 seconds of crowd noise lost. I've edited that gap out on the CDs and SHNs. <a href="/shn/957">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/99 Big Cypress Seminole Reservation
Big Cypress, FL 
 5 cdr      Phish December 31, 1999 Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation Big Cypress, FL ProShot VHS Soundboard restoration and remastering Set 2: VHS Tape 1: 01 Meatstick > 02 Auld Lang Syne > 03 Down with Disease * > 04 Llama 05 Bathtub Gin 06 Trey Banter 07 Heavy Things 08 Twist > 09 Prince Caspian > 10 Rock and Roll * VHS Tape 2: 11 You Enjoy Myself 12 Crosseyed and Painless * 13 The Inlaw Josie Wales 14 Sand > 15 Quadrophonic Toppling 16 Slave to the Traffic Light * VHS Tape 3: 17 Albuquerque * 18 Reba 19 Axilla 20 Uncle Pen 21 David Bowie 22 My Soul 23 Drowned > 24 After Midnight Reprise 25 The Horse > 26 Silent in the Morning > 27 Bittersweet Motel 28 Piper > 29 Free ^ * includes a tape cut ^ from lower quality Vimeo rip Many many dozens of hours of work went into this restoration and remastering effort. All that is asked in return is please please please do not alter the files. There should be no need for various alternate patchwork versions. Audience sources were used to enhance this recording. New videos are available on this dedicated channel in “HD”. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuGka9s5grf8VQa_2qmeBEg ___________________________________________________________ http://www.phantasytour.com/bands/phish/threads/3892392/big-cypress-vhs-update-2-links »BigCypressNYE (OP) • Sat Nov 15, 2014 01:35 pm Here are the audio files of the new VHS restoration in three flavors. Please feel free to share but also please DON'T modify the files. All of these are restored, remastered, and prepared for delivery. They are not "completely flawless" of course. The tapes had some inherent issues burned into them that are not fully repairable. Mainly gaps (tape cuts) and channel dropouts (right channel). Though clicks, pops, buzz, crackle and some other issues were addressed. These are a significant upgrade to every other versions that came from the first "leak" and should be a good replacement for those files in your collections. It was a deliberate choice NOT to try to "frankenstein" a source to fill those few edit points with other currently available sources. It just won't make sense sonically. The exception to this was adding the end of Piper and Free from the Vimeo rip source. Different circulating audience sources were used to bring in the concert ambiance. Ideally I would discourage further attempts at a so called "matrix". The restoration of this audio was time consuming, tedious, and meticulous. It was done to create THIS version. Not to create a starting point for tangential projects. But whatever. » BigCypressNYE (OP) • Sat Nov 15, 2014 02:00 pm From what understand there were two sets of tapes made back in 2000, or maybe 2001. One was recorded and never played back. One was played back from time to time over the years. The later was used to make the original stand along VHS to DVD-R that was not supposed to but did leak online. This is from the set that sat in storage since they were dubbed.  <a href="/shn/132492">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/99 Big Cypress Seminole Reservation
Big Cypress, FL 
 10 cdr       Phish Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, FL December 31, 1999 Taper: Mike Vernal <vernal@fas.harvard.edu> Source: earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1 & M1 (concurrent) Location: Front row, stage left corner of tapers DAT > CD > SHN: PCM-R500 > Audiomedia III/Powermac G3/233 > Pro Tools 4.3.2 Panasonic 7502 (burn/extract) Disc One: 01: Intro - 00:36:10 02: Runaway Jim - 09:31:66 03: Funky Bitch - 07:35:05 04: Tube - 09:24:34 05: I Didn't Know - 04:52:37 06: Punch You In The Eye - 08:53:04 07: Bouncing Around the Room - 03:51:22 08: Poor Heart - 02:36:15 09: Roggae - 08:51:22 Total: - 56:13:65 Disc Two: 01: Split Open & Melt - 18:49:35 02: Catapult - 04:27:01 03: Get Back on the Train - 05:08:14 04: Horn - 04:05:54 05: Guyute - 10:25:52 06: After Midnight - 06:49:25 Total: - 49:47:31 Phish Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation, FL January 1, 2000 Taper: Mike Vernal <vernal@fas.harvard.edu> Source: earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1 & M1 (concurrent) Location: Front row, stage left corner of tapers DAT > CD > SHN: PCM-R500 > Audiomedia III/Powermac G3/233 > Pro Tools 4.3.2 Panasonic 7502 (burn/extract) Disc One: 01: Father Time & - 23:23:16 02: Meatstick - 05:00:24 03: Auld Lang Syne - 01:56:19 04: Down with Disease - 23:42:30 05: Llama - 03:30:74 06: Bathtub Gin - 16:22:48 Total: - 73:57:61 Disc Two: 01: ABC Intro - 04:23:44 02: Heavy Things - 06:39:72 03: Twist Around - 14:15:37 04: Prince Caspian - 08:02:21 05: Rock & Roll - 31:14:57 Total: - 64:38:06 Disc Three: 01: You Enjoy Myself - 23:52:05 02: Crosseyed & Painless - 21:06:12 03: Minestrone - 05:50:12 Total: - 50:50:29 Disc Four: 01: Sand - 21:42:13 02: Quadrophonic Toppings - 14:52:61 03: Slave to the Traffic Light - 15:27:60 04: Albuquerque - 05:32:26 Total: - 57:37:10 Disc Five: 01: Reba - 17:11:44 02: Axilla - 03:42:34 03: Uncle Pen - 07:28:22 04: David Bowie - 18:13:57 05: My Soul - 13:18:31 Total: - 59:56:38 Disc Six: 01: Page/Mike Intro to Drowned - 00:57:39 02: Drowned - 05:33:36 03: After Midnight (reprise) - 20:17:64 04: The Horse - 00:44:28 05: Silent in the Morning - 05:12:24 06: Bittersweet Motel - 07:19:29 07: Piper - 19:03:18 08: Free - 09:15:48 Total: - 68:25:61 Disc Seven: 01: Lawn Boy - 03:26:08 02: HYHU -> - 01:57:59 03: Love You -> - 04:01:53 04: HYHU -> - 03:35:32 05: Roses Are Free - 35:29:51 Total: - 48:32:53 Disc Eight: 01: Bug - 07:46:69 02: Harry Hood Tease - 00:16:09 03: Also Sprach Zarathustra - 13:22:15 04: Wading in the Velvet Sea - 06:29:70 05: Meatstick - 10:17:32 06: Outro Music (Here Comes the Sun) * - 03:11:23 Total: - 41:25:68 & - Well, 74:00 is a red book compliant CD. So might as well use it for something. This is the father time countdown (or as much as could be permitted). * - I was getting the Lunatec battery low light during all of 2001 -> Meatstick.. After Meatstick ended, I quickly swapped batteries, not realizing the show was over :) That battery swap, also around 3 seconds in length, has been edited out. I dare you to notice it, though :)  
 05/23/00 Roseland Ballroom
New York, NY 
 3 cdr      Phish, May 23, 2000 Roseland Ballroom New York, NY Source: SBD > CD Transfer: CD > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > mkwACT > SHN (seekable) Patch Source: shnid=943, Shoeps m222(tubes)/mk41, retracked by Matt Fisken DAE'ed, patched, retracked, and seeded by Lee Nave (p2l9qrh02ATsneakemailDOTcom) DAE accomplished with read offset corrected, no errors Patched and retracked with Cool Edit Pro 2.1 *** SHN>WAV>FLAC Level 6 via Trader's Little Helper Tags via MediaMonkey Original shn md5 untouched and left in the folder Music left untouched, naturally... By geewiz 5/15/2012 (geewiz010@yahoo.com) *** ------------------------------- Disc 1 (70:50) ------------------------------- Set 1 1. AC/DC Bag 9:01 2. Wilson 7:06 3. First Tube 8:39 4. Ya Mar > 16:04 5. Mike's Song > 7:02 6. Simple > 8:24 7. It's Ice 9:08 8. When The Circus Comes 5:26 ------------------------------- Disc 2 (59:42) ------------------------------- Set 1 (cont) 1. Get Back On The Train 5:46 2. Gotta Jibboo 10:45 3. Taste 10:19 4. Sleeping Monkey 6:08 Set 2 5. Punch You In The Eye 8:57 6. Twist 10:38 7. Waste 7:09 ------------------------------- Disc 3 (67:30) ------------------------------- Set 2 (cont) 1. Piper 8:52 2. You Enjoy Myself 19:36 3. Antelope 13:24 4. Train Song 3:12 5. Bug 9:27 Encore 6. Boogie On Reggae Woman > 5:55 7. Cavern 7:04 Patches: d1t02: 5:14 - 5:27 (silent break) d2t01: 2:16 - 2:55 d3t02: 0:00 - 0:16 (tuning)  
 06/14/00 Drum Logos
Fokuoka, Japan 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #4 probably shouldn't trade 
 07/08/00 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #5 probably shouldn't trade 
 07/10/00 Deer Creek Music Center
Noblesville, IN 
 3 cdr      Phish Deer Creek 7-10-00 & soundcheck Source:SBD AUD Matrix>DAT(@48Khz)>HD>CD>EAC>Edit>FLAC16 EAC done using PLextor PXW2410A in secure mode, offset corrected. All extraction done with 100% track quality. Patch source: OTS Schoeps CMC6 mk41 (Split 20') > Apogee AD-1000 > DA-P1 > D8 Patch Conversion: D8 > CMI8738 SPDIF (44.1k) > WAV > CDWAV > SHN (no DAE) POST-CONVERSION EDITING SHN > WAV > Soundforge 8.0 Graphic Equalizer > WAV > FLAC level 8 (Mike Kerfeld, kerph32@yahoo.com) Edit: Jibboo starts 04:25 into the song on the SBD version. The patch source was added and cross-faded using Vegas 3.0. Cross-fade occurs from 04:25-04:35. Disc 1 Set 1 01. Cars Trucks Buses-> 02. Wilson-> 03. It's Ice 04. Bathtub Gin 05. Buffalo Bill* 06. My Mind's Got A Mind Of It's Own 07. Split Open And Melt 08. Sparkle-> 09. Funky Bitch 10. David Bowie Disc 2 Set 2 01. Gotta Jibboo** 02. Sand*** 03. Twist# 04. Fee-> 05. What's The Use 06. Limb By Limb 07. Loving Cup Disc 3 Encore: 01. Run Like An Antelope * - Marshmallow War ** - Glowstick War *** - Trey on Keys # - Original Arrangment <a href="/shn/101191">Source Detail</a> 
 09/14/00 Darien Lake Performing Arts Center
Darien, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  livephish #3 Probably should not trade 
 12/31/02 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Phish December 31, 2002 Madison Square Garden New York, New York source: Schoeps mk41 > kc5 > cmc6 > Sonosax SX-M2 > Apogee AD-1000 > Sony D100 (@ 44.1 kHz) transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > CF Card > usb > pc > WaveLab 5.01b (fades) > CD Wave v1.95 > FLAC v1.1.2 (Level 8) recorded by Dave Flaschner transferred by Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@gmail.com) seeded August 16, 2006 note: The master DATs were used in this transfer, thanks Dave! Disc 1 - [69:12] Set I 01 - [16:07] - Piper 02 - [10:28] - Guyute 03 - [05:19] - NICU 04 - [04:11] - Horn 05 - [07:20] - Wilson * 06 - [06:02] - Mound 07 - [07:31] - The Squirming Coil > 08 - [12:14] - David Bowie Disc 2 - [66:24] Set II 01 - [10:43] - Waves -> 02 - [17:35] - The Divided Sky 03 - [02:52] - Lawn Boy 04 - [09:29] - Carini Had a Lumpy Head 05 - [05:58] - Rift 06 - [12:07] - Harry Hood 07 - [07:41] - Character Zero Disc 3 - [74:29] Set III 01 - [05:05] - Sample in a Jar 02 - [07:45] - Seven Below ** -> 03 - [00:47] - Auld Lang Syne ^ > 04 - [11:32] - Runaway Jim -> 05 - [06:39] - Time Loves a Hero 06 - [10:22] - Taste ^^ 07 - [03:04] - Strange Design 08 - [18:19] - Walls of the Cave 09 - [02:25] - encore break 10 - [07:25] - Wading in the Velvet Sea 11 - [01:08] - outro * - preceeded by footage from the movie "Castaway" on the jumbotron screens on the scoreboard; with "Tom Hanks" (actually Page's brother Steve McConnell ** - "Seven Below" began approximately seven minutes before midnight; during the song a disco ball was lowered from within the scoreboard and it began snowing on stage; several dancers in white with blinking light "stick figure skeletons", dressed as snow creatures (with a vaguely "winter/forest kingdom" fantasy motif, including white costumes with fur and some horned helmets) came out and began circling the band on stage before moving off into the crowd - while in the crowd several grew into large snow angels by standing on covered ladders; midway during the song snow began falling on the fans on the floor from a pair of snowmaking rigs on the right and left sides of the scoreboard above the floor; shortly before midnight, the snow angels began shining small spotlights around the crowd, appearing similar to search lights ^ - at midnight, pyrotechnics spiraled around and behind the stage (some coming from the snowmaking rigs) and enormous white balloons with snow designs were dropped onto the floor ^^ - with "What's the Use" teases  <a href="/shn/76647">Source Detail</a> 
 02/28/03 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish Download, so probably should not trade <a href="/shn/15811">Source Detail</a> 
 12/02/03 FleetCenter
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade................Twentieth Anniversary Concert <a href="/shn/20817">Source Detail</a> 
 06/17/04 Keyspan Park
Brooklyn, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  "Live In Brooklyn" official release 
 03/06/09 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade ................First show since 8/15/04 - Start of "Phish 3.0"  <a href="/shn/97749">Source Detail</a> 
 10/31/09 Empire Polo Club
Indio, CA 
 4 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 06/22/10 Comcast Center
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download , so probably should not trade 
 07/04/10 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park
Alpharetta, GA 
 2 cdr     A-  Phish 07/04/2010 Alpharetta, Georgia Amphitheatre at Encore Park Source: Schoeps mk4v> KCY> Schoeps VMS02IB> SD 722 (@24bit/96kHz) Location: FOB, DFC Transfer: SD 722> Samplitude SE 9.1.1(dither/resample)> CDWave> flac(16/44.1) Taped, Transferred & Seeded by: team killing in the name (07/05/2010) Set I t01 [01:48] The Star Spangled Banner t02 [08:19] Punch You in the Eye t03 [06:11] Colonel Forbin's Ascent> t04 [07:17] Fly Famous Mockingbird t05 [06:04] Camel Walk t06 [09:22] Ocelot t07 [06:00] Heavy Things t08 [06:20] My Friend, My Friend t09 [03:01] Lawn Boy t10 [11:07] David Bowie t11 [12:21] Gotta Jibboo Set II t12 [11:28] Down with Disease> t13 [08:15] Piper> t14 [10:57] Ghost> t15 [05:32] Waste t16 [07:20] Julius t17 [06:21] Mike's Song> t18 [06:41] Tela t19 [07:49] Harpua> t20 [04:48] Killing in the Name> t21 [07:30] Harpua> t22 [07:01] Weekapaug Groove t23 [03:04] crowd Encore t24 [07:58] First Tube Notes: Killing in the Name (Rage Against the Machine), first time played Set I [1:17:50] Set II [1:26:46] Encore [7:58] <a href="/shn/108635">Source Detail</a> 
 10/30/10 Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
Atlantic City, NJ 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 10/31/10 Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall
Atlantic City, NJ 
 4 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 05/27/11 Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Bethel, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 05/31/11 PNC Bank Arts Center
Holmdel, NJ 
 3 cdr     A=  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 06/07/11 Comcast Center
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download, so probably should not trade 
 08/31/12 Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce City, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade 
 09/01/12 Dick's Sporting Goods Park
Commerce City, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade 
 07/10/13 PNC Bank Arts Center
Holmdel, NJ 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade 
 10/20/13 Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade 
 10/23/13 Glens Falls Civic Center
Glens Falls, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download so probably should not trade 
 07/01/14 Xfinity Center
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  Official LivePhish download , so probably shouldn't trade 

 08/09/69 Paradiso
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr     A+  Pink Floyd Celestial Instruments 1969-08-09 The Paradiso Amsterdam, The Netherlands SB > unknown tape gen > WAV > FLAC Someone graciously offered me this little golden nugget to torrent. Donated anonymously in order to protect future trading sources. Reportedly taken from the soundboard of the gig, this is a passage from Povey's ITF book on that performance: "Hilversum 3 Radio were recording this show for a future broadcast, but after a microphone failure early in the show the band were forced to perform an instrumental set and as a result the show was never broadcast" So we've got a short set of 4 numbers with absolutely no vocals, but the SQ is amazing, even before you take the age of the recording into consideration. 01. Interstellar Overdrive 04:19 02. Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun 12:25 03. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 10:10 04. A Saucerful of Secrets 13:00 First released on YEESHKUL! TJ - 2007-08-26 www.yeeshkul.com  
 04/28/72 Auditorium Theater
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  Pink Floyd Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL 1972-04-28 A 'Hogweeds' remaster of original torrent: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=228149 Many thanks to Doinker for uploading this marvellous 'Dark Side' performance. It is a huge sonic improvement on the original Harvested release (RevA includes the entire concert), which is still on the tracker here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=219847 In listening I thought there were a few things in the recording I wanted to adjust for myself, including: i) A stereo image consistently off to the left, which I found distracting, especially on headphones. It probably reflects the positioning of the taper within the hall. I reckon he was seated to the left side, close to the stage. Thus he would naturally have swivelled slightly right to face the stage. When he did, he'd have the audience around him and in front, but more weighted to the right. He'd also have the closest main speaker stacks above his left side, and the Floyd's surround-sound stacks behind and to the right. I think he aimed his stereo mic towards the visual focus, the stage, and thus captured the left-dominant stereo field we hear on this recording. Changing this is an aesthetic matter. The taper's positioning was not ideal, and no adjustment will make it so. However by simply shifting the phase alignment of the channels, I have duplicated what this recording would have sounded like if the taper had pointed his mic at the acoustic focus, the primary speaker stacks, and captured the music stereo centre. It does shift the audience a bit off to the right, and some of the multi-channel speakers too, but for me, this actually brings out the 'surround' feel of the tape effects a little better. You can certainly discern the tape effects from what comes from the musicians play on stage (eg: Speak to Me) Note also at the end of 'Money', when (I'm guessing) it sounds as though the front PA dies, leaving audio coming from the stage itself and the surround stacks. ii) Balancing the equalisation to lift the lower frequencies, adding 'body' to the sound and a bit more punch in the bass. iii) Repairing numerous small dropouts, and some larger glitches. No critique of Doinker, who may have corrected even worse problems (and said 'hopefully all done'), but there were quite a few in 'Breathe' and from 'Brain Damage' on, including some bad clunks in 'Eclipse'. There were a few comments on Doinker's torrent suggesting these improvements would be appreciated, so having prepared this remaster for myself, I thought I would offer up the results for others. Here it is now, with Doinker's approval. Corrected artwork from the earlier torrent, seeded separately here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=228179&hit=1 **** Doinker's original release notes: Superb DSOTM from Low-Gen Reel to Reel 16 bit This is perhaps the nicest early performance this guy has ever had the pleasure to hear. As I think this tops both the Hollywood Bowl and Rainbow concerts from the same year, why do I say that? This show is so good it makes you float. The boys are relaxed and into it - I mean *really* into it, and it shows from beginning to end. The recording is also almost as good as it gets for an audience tape. Dark Side Of The Moon (47:37) Speak To Me Breathe On The Run Time The Great Gig In The Sky Money Us And Them Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Eclipse Lineage: BASF reel -> Sound Forge ->(-)16.7 cents speed correction -> gap repairs (hopefully all done) -> track splitup -> Flac via Flac Frontend, level 6, sectors aligned and verified Enjoy! 
 03/14/73 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  received in trade 
 03/17/73 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Pink Floyd 1973-03-17 Radio City Music Hall New York City, NY Source: Liberated Bootleg (SBD?)> EAC> .shn RoIO: "Dake Side of Radio City" DISC 1 1. Let There be More Light 2. Flashing 3. Obscured by Clouds 4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 5. Careful with tha Axe, Eugene 6. Echoes DISC 2 1. intro 2. Speak to Me 3. Breathe 4. On the Run 5. Time 6. The Great Gig in the Sky 7. Money 8. Us and Them 9. Any Colour You Like 10. Brain Damage 11. Eclipse 12. One of These Days 13. Saucerful of Secrets  
 06/24/74 Palais Des Sports
Paris, France 
 2 cdr     A-  Pink Floyd Palais De Sports, Paris France 1974-06-24 TheTooleMan's remastering of a fresh transfer from the original reels - major sound improvement! First of all, I can't go any further without personally thanking TheTooleMan for his great remastering job on this torrent. This was a messy, arduous process that involved trying to separate the music from the tape hiss. To that end, I'd like to offer up the following for discussion. There is a point in time where frequency response matters less than what sort of musical sound is available for the ear to actually hear. Both of the prior transfers show SA from 20-20000Hz, but this one does not, and to your humble seeder should not. It's purposely cut off at a very low upper frequency just above the end of the recorder's response, leaving the hiss and noise behind. This has the effect of moving the portion of the response which actually contains the music forward. What remained has been EQ'd to bring as many of the sounds out as possible. To wit (and I'd like your impressions on it): In this particular case, it wasn't what frequencies were on the tape. It was what frequencies contained music. Actually, that's a bit of nonsense to avoid me being blunt about it. What I really mean to say is *to the ears, it sounds a whole lot better, and to hell with the frequency response*. Dowload it, listen to it, and see if you agree... Setlist: CD 1 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (20:49) Tuneups (1:30) Raving And Drooling (10:01) Tuneups (2:05) Echoes (23:12) CD 2 Speak To Me (4:41) Breathe (3:11) On The Run (5:51) Time (6:41) The Great Gig In The Sky (6:35) Money (7:16) Us And Them (7:40) Any Colour You Like (7:10) Brain Damage (3:36) Eclipse (1:51) Tuneups And Audience Teases (3:44) One Of These Days (8:10) Some technical notes: The file sizes are a whole lot smaller this time around. It's believed (though not yet confirmed) this torrent was remastered into the original mono. The original reels are NOT in stereo. The hiss might have been, but not the music. This is a 16 bit version. It's possible there may be a 24 bit version made available at a later date (but don't expect much better sound) Lineage: 24 bit transfer from reel at 48khz -> data DVD -> TheTooleman's mystical remastering process -> 16 bit 48Khz data DVD-> Resample in Sound Forge to 44.1Khz and track splitup-> Flac encoding via Flac Frontend, level 6, sectors aligned and verified Enjoy! A DoinkerTape 
 11/16/74 Empire Pool
London, England 
 1 cdr      The Swingin'Pig presents 'The Swingin'Pig Digital ProjeKct #09' Pink Floyd ‘Time In London’ - Live in London Empire Pool, Wembley, November 16 1974 30th Anniversary Edition Source : PreFM Master (DC - PiNkRoIoShN) > Remastered (Adobe Audition 1.5) Digitally Restored, Remastered, Re-Edited and Packaged by The Swingin'Pig www.swinginpig.freeurl.com ________________________________________________________ 01. Speak To Me 2:36.146 02. Breathe 2:55.880 03. On The Run 5:05.760 04. Time 6:40.986 05. The Great Gig In The Sky 6:51.280 06. Money 8:03.320 07 Us And Them 7:57.813 08. Any Colour You Like 7:40.173 09. Brain Damage 3:40.093 10. Eclipse 1:52.160 11. tune up 1:57.613 12. Echoes 23:48.573 Total running time: 1:19:09.800 About the TSPDP09 ProjeKct: Why a new version of the November 16, 1974 Pink Floyd concert at the Empire Pool, Wembley? Despite the fact that a great number of different audio sources exist for this concert, none of them seems to be as good as required. Although the 'PreFM Master' source is, to my knowledge, the best one available, it suffers from various audio flaws like: - presence of noise (hiss and clicks) and saturation, - wrong speed, - signal drop-out and stereo image losses, - ‘parasite’ signal on ‘On The Run’ (end) and ‘Time’ (beginning), - wrong equalisation and dynamics of the audio signal. The restored version proposed here, mainly based on the 'PreFM Master' source, is an attempt to correct, as far as possible, these different flaws. First, all the kind of noises have been removed and a correction of the speed, based on the BBC6 2003 broadcast, has been applied. Then, most of the signal drop-out and saturation have been attenuated. Concerning the so-called ‘parasite’ audio source (that you can still hear at 04:08 from the beginning of ‘On The Run’) this one has eventually been masked by the add of the clock 'tick-tock' that is listenable on the BBC6 2003 broadcast previously mentioned. The crowd noise has been added at the beginning of the show by reference to what you can ear on the ‘Completely Brain Damaged Vol.3’ bootleg. During the making off this project, another source containing a very good audio quality of ‘Echoes’ emerged from sharing communities, I decided to include this number in this project. Although a doubt remains concerning the origin of this source (mp3 sourced?), I chose to preserve this piece because of the historical nature of the performance (sax and female voices). Finally, an equalisation and a modification of the dynamics were applied to the whole of the project in order to obtain a good final mix. The best efforts were produced in order to obtain similar sounds for ‘DSotM’ and 'Echoes'. Because of the lack of source of equivalent audio quality for the other played titles on this day ('Shine On You Crazy Diamond', 'Raving and Drooling' and 'You've Gotta Be Crazy'), these ones were not included in this project. If someone could provide a very good recording of these tittles I would be delighted to provide an add-on for the TSPDP09. Although this anniversary edition is not totally flawless (is an official release will surface some day?), I hope that you will enjoy this new remastered version of this Pink Floyd performance. Acknowledgements: I would wish to thank the ‘Sharing The Groove’ (www.sharingthegroove.org) and ‘EzTorrent’ (www.easytree.org) communities as well as the Direct Connect one ‘PiNkRoIoShN’ (pinkroioshn.myftp.org) for sharing all the sources used in this project. Last but not least, I would like to specially thank ‘Tattieboggle’ for providing the BBC6 2003 broadcast of this show. Shine On. The Swingin’Pig, November 16, 2004. (www.swinginpig.freeurl.com)  
 11/16/74 Empire Pool
London, England 
 1 cdr      *************************** Mike's notes - I think "Time In London" sounds a little better than this . I've stored it in the Burned boots section of my hard drive. and removed tags to free up room on my Sonos . ***************************************************** Pink Floyd Empire Pool Wembley, London, UK "We Meet Again" November 16, 1974 - 3 Source Mix - SBD + AUD1 + AUD2 Matrix Mix (60%/SBD + 25%/AUD1 + 15%/AUD2) 01 [02:29] Speak To Me 02 [03:00] Breathe 03 [05:03] On the Run 04 [06:32] Time 05 [06:42] The Great Gig In The Sky 06 [08:05] Money 07 [07:50] Us And Them 08 [07:31] Any Colour You Like 09 [03:39] Brain Damage 10 [01:49] Eclipse Encore 11 [23:13] Echoes TT [75:52] --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info Source Info SBD Pre FM Master Reel (SBD) > DAT > ? > SHN Title: Harvested HRV CDR 033 Recorded by BBC Radio One broadcasted on the Alan Freeman Show on 11th January 1975. This is taken from the original pre-broadcast master Reel to Reel tapes. AUD1 (a.k.a - Recorder 1) Unknown AUD Recording > cass[M] > DAT[1] > CDR[2] Title: Black Holes In The Sky - This derives from the same boot source (no label) but is slightly less hissy but also less amplified. This recorder is missing Echoes. AUD2 (a.k.a - Recorder 2) Unknown AUD Recording > Cassette Master Title: No Room Upon the Hill 1st Generation copy of the master discs > SHN This is sourced from the cassette masters. No sound alteration, noise reduction or speed correction preformed. --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes SHNs decoded to wave and Wavmerge was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch all three sources (time compress and expand). CEP2.0 was used to preform the multitrack mixdown of all three sources. This is a 60% SBD, 25% AUD1, 15% AUD2 mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion 01-DEC-2007 - Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear slim single DVD case. - Special thanks to unknown artists that helped with lots of the images used for this artwork and the slide show. --------------------------------------------------------- Multitrack Mixdown Settings Stereo Matrix SBD -1.5db AUD1 -8db AUD2 -11db --------------------------------------------------------- Notes A relatively dry PreFM (SBD) and two nice sounding AUD sources were all recorded on this magical night. The result is an excellent mix, justifying the blending of the three sources to breathe some life back into this very famous show. All three sources were pitched differently, the SBD being the sharpest while both AUDs where somewhat flat. I used the SBD as my master timeline and synched both AUDs to it. AUD1 on average had to be pitched up about .24 (24 cents) to achieve pitch correction. AUD2 on average had to be pitched up about .21 (21 cents) to achieve pitch correction - 1.00 being 100 cents which is a semitone. I did not reference A=440 as I wanted to leave the speed of the SBD alone. It is very close to A=440 though. d1t05 The PreFM (SBD) source was missing 3.875 seconds between The Great Gig In The Sky and Money. Both AUDs were trimmed accordingly to match. Some volume adjustments and quick cross fades were preformed making these edits completely smooth and most likely totally undetectable. What was missing was one cha-ching of the cash register sound effect. d1t08 The AUD2 source cuts at 41:07.515 and is missing 1:36.330 of Any Colour You Like. I used the AUD1 source to fill this hole. The patch source was EQed, volume adjusted with a small amount of limiting. All in an effort to try and closely match the sonic properties of the missing AUD2 source. These edits are smooth and most likely undetectable. d1t10 The PreFM (SBD) has a long portion of cheering and tuning prior to the encore Echoes. Unfortunately this was missing from both AUD sources. The SBD was trimmed to match and all 3 sources have multiple edits, mixing and crossfades to keep the flow between the last song and the encore sounding as natural as possible. The result was good and this is smooth and natural sounding edit. Although it is left sounding like Echoes was preformed very soon after the DSOTM potion instead of as the encore. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes on the Source Material I love the fact that all 3 sources were raw. It doesn't sound or look like any noise reduction, EQing or any other DSP (digital sound processing) was done. It was an honor and a privilege to work on this project. It was also very very cool to be sitting at my workstation, working on 3 impressive recordings, in such beautiful condition, 33 years after the fact. Incredible. SBD Very clear, well balanced and a clean PreFM source. However, this is much more like a straight SBD feed than a PreFM. Many PreFM sources I have heard have some element of a live feel. Either b/c there is a "live mic" feed (a microphone used to capture the sound of the room) or a similar technique where a microphone is used to capture the crowd, i.e. cheers, etc. On this recording the only way the room or crowd is heard at all is b/c it is being picked up thru the mics set up for the vocals. The result is an extremely dry and flat sound making this an ideal source to use in a mix with an AUD recording(s). AUD1 I find this to be the better of the two AUD recordings used in this mix. Without a doubt this recording is made much closer to the PA stacks than the AUD2 recording. This recording is very well balanced with good dynamic range and little to no hiss. The low hiss and limited speed fluctuations tells me that this is indeed a digital recording made off the masters. A very interesting note is I could not find any evidence of a tape flip. Was a quick flip done and a small patch used from AUD2? Maybe. Was this recording on a 120 min cassette or possible a 60 min Reel? Maybe. The only disappointment with the AUD1 recording is that it is missing the encore, Echoes. AUD2 Although not as punchy and clear an audience recording as the AUD1 source, this is still a very good recording. Made from further back in the venue this recording also has low hiss and limited speed fluctuations and tells me that this is digital transcription made off the masters. A long tape flip lasting 1 min and 36.33 seconds in Any Colour You Like is the only missing portion. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes on the Sound The PreFM (or SBD) source sounds great. Conceptually all I was trying to do here is to add some dimension to the SBD, which is dry but very crisp, by using the ambience of the AUDs. The PreFM sounds much more like a studio recording than a live recording. I have a hunch that a completely different feed was setup for the BBC recording than the mix that was sent over the PA. Evidence for that is found on sound "Sample_6". On that sample you can clearly hear that reverb has been added to the vocals on the PA mix but is not present on the BBC recording. Not just reverb but other effects are lacking throughout, leaving an unnatural tone to Gilmour's guitar among other shortcomings. His sound is noticeably flat and completely lacking that warm, wonderful tone that is the trademark of Gilmour. This is a huge reason why I find this matrix mix to not only be a much better representation of this live show but also a more pleasant listening experience than the dry BBC mix. Your mileage may vary. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes on the Sound Samples Sample_1 This is just a clip of the matrix mix to give you an idea of what to expect. Note the subtle changes in sound over the straight SBD. The extra warmth and lingering notes from the guitar and the additional "thump" to the bass. Sample_2 This sample gives you a quick A/B comparison to the straight SBD. You'll hear a 10 second clip of the SBD followed by a 10 second clip of the Matrix. 10 seconds SBD, 10 seconds Matrix and so on. Four 10 second clips of each for a total 80 second clip. I gave you a portion that gives the most drastic sound difference btwn the 2 sources. This quiet portion allows for more of the AUD to get into the mix. This is also a spot where the crowd gets into the song and has a "clap along" going. (There are no crossfades and transitions are abrupt.) Again, this clip was used b/c the sound difference is the most apparent during this particular portion. The majority of the recording you will only hear more subtle sound differences btwn the SBD and the Matrix. The difference in tone and the overall "size" of the recording being the most noticeable differences to the PreFM (SBD) source. The Matrix has a much bigger feel to it. This is even more obvious on the 5.1 Surround Sound version. Sample_3 Here you will find the 3 second edit I made between The Great Gig In The Sky and Money. The original PreFM master edit was so transparent and seamless on the SBD source that I opted to duplicate the edit on the AUD sources rather than patch the 3 seconds missing on the SBD source with one or both AUD recordings. That patch could only result in a jarring source change and be very distracting in my opinion. So what we have here is the pleasurable listening version versus the 3 second longer, complete version. I would bet that I am the first person in 33 years to even know that 3.875 seconds is missing from the SBD. Sample_4 Here you will find the edit preformed to patch the 1:36.33 missing from Any Colour You Like in the AUD2 recording. What you have here is a SBD+AUD1, 2 source matrix mix. Unlike the majority of this Matrix which is a 3 source SBD+AUD1+AUD2 mix. Sample_5 This sample was provided to give you an idea of what the Matrix mix will sound like as a SBD+AUD2, 2 source mix. What's cool is between the patch on Any Colour and the entire Echoes the listener really ends up hearing 3 different Matrix mixes. You get the main body of the matrix as a 3 source SBD+AUD1+AUD2 mix. Plus you get the 1:36.33 during Any Colour as a 2 source SBD+AUD1 mix. And finally you get all of Echoes as another 2 source SBD+AUD2 mix. There is really 3 uniquely different Matrix mixes found in this one recording. However quiet a bit of editing was done to make sure all 3 mixes sound damn close to the same. Sample_6 The 30 second clip of the SBD is followed by the same 30 second clip of the AUD1 source. Listen to the reverb on Roger Water's vocals and how it is missing on the SBD source. This is easily identified on the vocals but is true throughout the recording. The BBC recording is much different in how the vocals from the female backup singers sounded live too. This is a big factor in why the tone is so different on Gilmour's guitar on the SBD versus how he sounds on the Matrix mix or both of the AUD recordings. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes on the Artwork Included you will find a folder with 58 different pieces of CD covert art that was made over the years. The artwork for this Matrix version are the separate JPEGs found in the main folder and not with the 58 JPEGs in the folder that is marked "misc artwork". I would like to thank floydart.org for their wonderful database of Pink Floyd CD covers. I would also like to thank the "Time In London" version for the artwork that is the basis for what is included with this release. Both DVD-Audio versions (the 5.1 Surround Sound and the 24/96 Stereo) utilize a slide show of all the different artwork made for this same show over the years. I love all the old artwork, some with the wrongs dates and funny bootleg names. Please note that the DVD-Audio slide show may or may not be functional with your DVD-A player. This is the case with my Dennon, which does the slide show for about 10 mins and the stops. This has no effect on the playback or the sound, only the visual portion. --------------------------------------------------------- Lineup David Gilmour (guitar, vocals) Roger Waters (bass, vocals) Richard Wright (keyboards, vocals) Nick Mason (drums, percussions) Dick Perry (saxophone) Vanetta Fields (backing vocals) Carlena Williams (backing vocals) --------------------------------------------------------- 
 11/16/74 Empire Pool
London, England 
 1 cdr      *************************** Mike's notes - I think "Time In London" sounds a little better than this . I've stored it in the Burned boots section of my hard drive. and removed tags to free up room on my Sonos . ***************************************************** Pink Floyd "BBC Archives 1974" Harvested Records (HRV CDR 033) London, Wembley Empire Pool, November 16, 1974 01. Speak To Me 02. Breathe 03. On The Run 04. Time 05. The Great Gig In The Sky 06. Money 07. Us And Them 08. Any Colour You Like 09. Brain Damage 10. Eclipse 11. Echoes Liner notes: ------------ In the spirit of our previous "BBC Archives" series (after "BBC Archives 1967-1969" and "BBC Archives 1970-1971"), Harvested is proud to finally present "BBC Archives 1974"! In 1974, the BBC taped the second set (The Dark Side On The Moon) and the encore (Echoes) of the Floyd performance at Wembley Empire Pool, on November 16. However, Echoes was never broadcast, and for many years only the DSOTM set was circulating from broadcast sources. In recent years, recordings taken from the BBC pre-FM tapes began to circulate, some of them including the long lost soundboard version of Echoes. However, none of these RoIOs are fully sonically satisfactory in our opinion. Most of them are processed and used some kind of noise reduction, sometimes very slightly (the Sirene releases), and other times more heavily (the Winston remasters, "Time In London") The rare, unprocessed versions currently circulating, like the "FM Pre-Master" Russian bootleg, are pleasant but not without a certain amount of hiss, which reveals that the lineage was not without some generational loss. The hiss from the unprocessed versions available until now is probably one of the reasons why so much NR was used on the various remaster projects. After much research, Harvested found a superior source, totally unprocessed, with much less hiss than the other unprocessed versions circulating until now. A spectral analysis of the audio file showed that this source was very pure and could be the result of direct transfer from the BBC masters. However, it is well known that the BBC mastering of that concert sounds rather dry and flat, especially the DSOTM set and our source was no exception. Therefore, we felt this new source needed the "Harvested treatment," in order to make this recording really shine, with good dynamics. The remastering was done very carefully in an attempt to leave the music intact, avoiding NR, dehissing, or any other processing that would generate artifacts. The majority of the remastering work consisted of adjusting the audio levels, balancing the recording when needed, and bringing more clarity and depth by applying specific EQ settings here and there. The final result sounds great to our ears and this version boasts excellent dynamics and a well defined high end without the flaws present on most of the other sources. This CD is free from all NR artifacts, the amount of hiss is minimal, and the low frequency noise that can be clearly heard on all of the currently circulating versions of Echoes (especially during the quiet parts) is not present here. "BBC Archives 1974" brings you this famous BBC recording in its most complete form (the lines,"I've been mad for f*cking years...," as well as the applause and tuning between Eclipse and Echoes are present), offering the best possible quality for your listening pleasure! " For those of you who'd like to know how this Harvested version compares with other pre-FM RoIOs from the same concert, comparative analysis is detailed here after. Enjoy! The Harvested Team. "BBC 74 Remastered" (Winston Remaster #1) ----------------------------------------- It includes only DSOTM, with the lines "mad for f* years" during Speak To Me. During the loud parts, this remaster sounds really good, however some dynamic NR was used, which affects all the parts where the music is quieter. A typical example can be heard just before David sings the 1st verse of Breathe, or during the lines "home, home again" of Breathe Reprise: there's a sudden drop of clarity, with cymbals muffled, when the level of the music is lower than a certain treshold. This annoying effect is also disturbing during the intro of Time, the second half of TGGITS, the central part of ACYL, the verses of BD, ... Harvested's "BBc Archives 1974" does not have all these artefacts and has a better defined clarity, even during the loud parts. "BBC Completely Revisited" (Winston Remaster #2) ------------------------------------------------ This 2CD RoIO includes an audience recording for the 1st set and a pre-FM master source for the 2nd set and encore. DSOTM is very similar to the previous remaster ("BBC 74 Remastered"), with all the quiet parts altered by NR. The 2nd CD includes Echoes, as well as the tuning and applause between Eclipse and Echoes. Echoes suffers from a constant low frequency noise, not too disturbing, but noticeable anyway during the intro and the seagull part (this is the case for all the versions of Echoes on the other pre-FM RoIOs). It seems that less NR was used for Echoes, compared to DSOTM, as there is no obvious artifact. However, a spectral analysis shows that some processing was used for frequencies around 18kHz. Harvested's "BBC Archives 1974" has a better sound, especially during the quiet parts (the beginning of the reprise after the seagull part is a perfect example). And on Harvested's version, the low frequency noise is not present. "Time In London" (TSPDP09) -------------------------- Complete DSOTM and Echoes, with the "mad for f* years" line in Speak To Me, but the tuning between Eclipse and Echoes is slightly shorter than on other RoIOs. Same remarks as for the Winston remasters: the NR process that was applied ruins the quiet parts. The effect is even worse on "Time In London", as the NR was used more heavily. For instance, the high frequencies are cut as soon as their level is below a treshold. As a result, the end of the cymbals sound (during the sustain) is often cut abruptly. A spectacular example can be heard around the "staying home to watch the rain" lines: on any unprocessed source, one can hear that Nick is using a ride cymbal, but on "Time In London", it's as if Nick was playing the hi-hat! Also, the process to "dynamise" the recording makes the recording sound too artificial, even if at first impression it's very punchy. A direct comparison between "Time In London" and an unprocessed source clearly shows that "Time In London" sounds rather un-natural. And again, Echoes has the low frequency noise, present on the other RoIOs. These flaws and artefacts are not present on Harvested's "BBC Archives 1974", which sounds much more natural. "Wembley 1974 Pre-FM Master" (Sirene-009) ----------------------------------------- This RoIO includes DSOTM and Echoes (with the low frequency noise again), as well as the applause and tuning between Eclipse and Echoes. However, on that version the lines "mad for f* years" are edited out. As usual, Sirene used some processing during remastering, but compared with the other remasters above, this version was processed rather carefully. The sound is really good despite the processing, although Harvested's "BBC Archives 1974" sounds brighter. On the Sirene release, Echoes is apparently from mp3 origin. "Wembley 1974 FM Premaster" (Russian bootleg) --------------------------------------------- This obscure bootleg, remastered by Pink Robert, contains only DSOTM (with the "mad for f* years" lines), but shows no sign of heavy processing. The sound is bright and clear, very natural, without artifact. However, there's a certain amount of hiss, probably revealing some gens in the lineage. Harvested's "BBC Archives 1974" offers slightly better clarity in terms of sound definition (due to lower gen), with much less hiss.  
 04/26/75 Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      Source: AUD[LOW]>SHN Quality: EX+ Cruel But Fair Label: Harvested HRV CDR 026 .....Taper = Mike Millard .......... Band: David Gilmour - guitar, vocals Roger Waters - bass, vocals Richard Wright - keyboards, vocals Nick Mason - drums, percussion Dick Parry - saxophone Vanetta Fields - backing vocals Carlena Williams - backing vocals  
 06/18/75 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-   
 06/18/75 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      *************************************************************** Mike's notes - i added the d1 and d2 track numbers after each song title below encore fits nicely at the end of disc 1 if you want to keep the show on 2 discs instead of 3 ****************************************************** Originally posted on floydpodcast.com, 16 August 2010, as "Boston 1975 Matrix". This is the lossless version. NOTHING was sourced from mp3. SHN>WAV 44100 16bit>SHN Show #155, Release date: 16. August, 2010 It took forever to do this. Honestly I'm glad its done but I'm so enjoying the rewards of having a killer sounding recording and now you can too. This one is made up of two sources painstakingly mixed together. You really get a feel for the space. The Boston Garden was a great place to see a concert. It was built at the cost of 4 million dollars in 1928 by the same people who built New York's Madison Square Garden. It was originally called 'Boston's Madison Square Garden' and eventually "Madison Square" was dropped from the name. The Garden was later demolished in 1997. The Floyd live at The Garden, 18. June, 1975. Most enjoyable are the performances of You Gotta Be Crazy, which is different from both the 74 and 77 Dogs versions. The set also has great versions of Any Colour You Like and one of the last pre-87 performances of Echoes. Mixed from two recordings merged together. - The Hopkins recording - floor section CC, row 10, seat 14. (PRRP053H) - The Lampinski recording - section BB, row 5, seat 6. (PRRP053L) Boston Garden, Boston, MA, 18. June, 1975 Set 1 01. Raving And Drooling d1 t1 02. You Gotta Be Crazy d1 t2 03. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5) d1 t3 04. Have A Cigar d1 t4 05. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (6-9) d1 t5 Set 2 06. Speak To Me d2 t1 07. Breathe d2 t2 08. On The Run 09. Time d2 t3 10. Breathe (reprise) d2 t4 11. Great Gig In The Sky 12. Money d2 t5 13. Us And Them d2 t6 14. Any Colour You Like d2 t7 15. Brain Damage d2 t8 16. Eclipse Encore 17. Echoes d3 t1 ( but fits nicely on the end of d1 if you want to keep the show on 2 discs) enjoy! Matt "doc" 
 06/28/75 Ivor Wynne Stadium
Hamilton, ON 
 2 cdr      Harvested CDR 013 "Steel Breeze Rev A" 
 01/30/77 Deutschlandhalle
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr     B+  Title: Absolut Floyd....Source: Unknown.......Comments: Entire show, very little audience noise. It even has the announcements and intermission .  
 02/25/77 Pavillon de Paris
Paris, France 
 2 cdr     A-  Band: Pink Floyd Date: February 25, 1977 Location: Pavillion de Paris, Paris, France gen-x cassette -> CDR Setlist Disc 1 01. Sheep 02. Pigs on the Wings part 1 03. Dogs 04. Pigs on the Wings part 2 05. Pigs Three Different Ones Disc 2 01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond parts 1-5 02. Welcome to the Machine 03. have a Cigar 04. Wish You Were Here 05. Shine On You Crazy Diamond parts 6-9 06. Money Notes - There is a short fade-out and fade-in during SOYCD. This was on the original cassette recording where the song was split between side A and side B of the tape. weeded by: -donkyflip 
 05/01/77 Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX 
 2 cdr     B+   This is the first and only time it has been digitally transferred from the original analog cassette tapes regardless of what anybody else claims. Original Analog Cassette Tapes > Nikko 32 Band EQ > Akai DR16 Digital Hard Disk Recorder > Sony PCM-R500 DAT Recorder > HHB CDR-800 Compact Disc Recorder > WAV > SHN I removed very little applause. I indexed it so it could be skipped when listening. The right microphone became unplugged at the concert just before Us And Them. I used the left channel for both so, technically that song is 2 channel mono. I have also done the artwork for this version of this show. I really have never liked the practice of giving titles to live shows but I understand one of the reasons people do it is to distinguish between different versions of the same show. I felt like I needed to give this one a title due to the many other inferior versions that exist. Please keep the artwork and text file, unaltered, together with the SHN's...... For Trade or Give Away only - Do not Sell - Do not encode as MP3 Jan. 5, 2003 Tannehill  
 05/09/77 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      Oh, the storied history of Animal Instincts... Ron Toon released AI (rev0) to the world sometime during the last millennia. Long before Harvested had a QA department. It was my discussions with Ron concerning the clicks, pops, and other glitches in AI (rev0) that led to my joining the team. One of my earliest contributions was to deglitch AI and the first rev A edition was released. As the years went by, a much lower generation source for this show emerged. My first knowledge of its existance was the RoIO Mr Pig. Although the SQ on Mr Pig was better than AI (you can hear many subtleties not detectable on AI revA), Mr Pig had other problems, like clipping, gaps during the tape flips, unbalanced, etc. So the thoughts of doing a rev B began. That was two years ago... About six months ago, we decided to do it. We got another source, a better source than Mr Pig. One that didn't have the clipping problem. Then Marc-Olivier went to work. Marc-Oliver spent quite sometime remastering this new source and expertly patching the tape flips. Then it was my turn. I recently finished doing the deglitching and sent a copy to Richard to start the weed. So here it is! Animal Instincts rev B (HRV-CDR-014) Pink Floyd recorded live at the Oakland Coliseumz May 9, 1977. Disc One: Sheep Pigs On The Wing (part 1) Dogs Pigs On The Wing (part 2) Pigs (Three Different Ones) Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 1-5) Welcome To The Machine Disc Two: Have A Cigar Wish You Were Here Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 6-9) Money Us And Them Careful With That Axe, Eugene For me, the highlight of this show is SoYCD6-9. It's the best version of this song ever. For those of you that already own a copy of AI, you know that a bonus track is included at the end of disc two. This being the studio version of Pigs on the Wing with Snowy White prviding a bridge between the two parts. AI rev0 and revA simple included a copy of this song as it was released on Snowy White's Goldtop CD. Well... We've changed this too for AI revB. Now you have the original version (the Pink Floyd mix) as it appeared on the original 8-track tapes, transferred to digital direct from an original 8-track tape. This version is different than the Goldtop version (the Snowy mix). Enjoy! Harvested is proud to once again provide the definitive edition of this classic performance. 
 05/09/77 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      MIKE LANGEN'S NOTE : THIS VERSION HAS A SKIP DURING SOYCD (6-9) THAT IS NOT PRESENT IN THE ANIMAL INSTINCTS REV.B VERSION **************************************************************************************************** MIKE LANGEN'S NOTE #2 I REMOVED THE TAGS ON THIS SO IT DOESNT USE UP CAPACITY ON MY sONOS AND ALTHOUGH IT'S SORED IN MY HARDDRIVE UNDER BURNED BOOTS, I NEVER ACTUALLY BURNED IT , BECAUSE I HAVE "ANIMAL INSTINCTS REV B' BURNED INSTEAD ************************************************************ "Welcome To The Machine" (Cannonball) SQ Scale (G+ VG- VG VG+ EX- EX EX+ SUP- SUP) SQ Rating: SUP- Pink Floyd Alameda Coliseum Oakland, California 1977-05-09 Source: "Welcome To The Machine" (Cannonball) Lineage: My Silver>CDWave>Flac6 Extraoridinary SQ on this recording. IMO, the SQ on this rates essentially the same as Animal Instincts RevB and the Master RtR but the type of sound is a bit different on each. Disc 1 (65:23) 1. SHEEP (11:13) 2. PIGS ON THE WING (pt1) (2:15) 3. DOGS (17:28) 4. PIGS ON THE WING (pt2) (3:14) 5. PIGS (TRHEE DIFFERENT ONES) (17:29m) 6. SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND (1-5) (13:44) Disc 2 (70:13) 1. WELCOME TO THE MACHINE (8:13) 2. HAVE A CIGAR (6:36) 3. WISH YOU WERE HERE (6:08) 4. SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND (6-9) (21:14) 5. MONEY (10:24) 6. US AND THEM (7:39) 7. CAREFUL WITH THAT AXE, EUGENE (9:59) Total Time 135:36 For Free Trade Only - Not For Sale **From http://www.boot-review.com/page39.html** Welcome To The Machine (Cannonball CA-2004017/18) Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, CA - May 9th, 1977 Disc 1: Sheep, Pigs On The Wing (part 1), Dogs, Pigs On The Wing (part 2), Pigs (three different ones), Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 1-5) Disc 2: Welcome To The Machine, Have A Cigar, Wish You Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 6-9), Money, Us & Them, Careful With That Axe Eugene This concert has the distinction of being one of the best recorded from Pink Floyd's In The Flesh 1977 US tour. The clarity and balance makes it possible to hear every note played perfectly and even the giggles between Roger Waters and David Gilmour in "Have A Cigar". This show was released several years ago as Mr. Pig which utilizes (so it was claimed) the first generation reel-to-reel masters. Highland uses compression and heavy equalization to bring out the high end on the tape making everything louder. Cannonball used a different tactic with this release. They didn't use the compression or any form of dressing up of the tape to make it sound much more natural and dynamic. The highs aren't as shrill as on the other one making it sound very nice. Furthermore the crowd reactions such as they are not as audible either. It could be that Cannonball has used the DAT clone of the master whereas Highland used the reel-to-reel copy of the master. Whatever the case might be this tape is the best sounding from this particular Pink Floyd tour and is essential. The Oakland crowd were well behaved enough to not throw firecrackers and upset Roger (how many times did he yell at audiences during this tour?) Both Animals and Wish You Were Here are played perfectly. David Gilmour in particular is on fire here. Of particular note is his solo in "Pigs (Three Different Ones)" where he throws in some middle-eastern scales adding an exotic oriental feel to the piece. A unique event in a Pink Floyd concert! To thank the well-behaved crowd the band reward the audience with the extra encore "Careful With That Axe Eugene", the only time the song was played during the tour and the final time ever by the full band. It's a short version and the scream isn't as blood curdling as in the past. It is however very nice to hear the mature band pulls out this early classic. (GS)  
 05/09/77 Oakland Coliseum
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      *********************** Mike's notes- I still think "Animal Instincts Rev B" sounds a little better than this version . I stored this in the burned boots section of my hard drive, even though i never burned it , and i removed the tags to make room on my sonos .... *********************** SUP- recording by Reinhart Hohlwein 2496 Transfer by Bob Menkes Remaster by creamcheese OK, just another release from 1977-05-09. Did the world really need that? Not sure, but i did. I simply love this recording, this show and always wanted to have it in best possible quality. The first release i owned of this date was "plays the animals" and any of my friend then who had an equalizer had to lend it to me. God know how many attempts it did since. This (I hope) was the last. superb recording, superb transfer, superb utilities we have today. This one was basically EQd, detail was enhanced and then it was reduced to 16bit 44.1kHz (because there doesn´t happen anything above 22 kHz on this one). This one was seeded on the YEESHKUL Tracker in April this Year and now has to find way here... Cheers, creamcheese 
 06/27/77 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  ************ Mike's note - This is NOT the Lampinski master version of this show . And although it doesnt have a know lineage , I think it sounds better than the Lampiski so I'm keeping it instead. ************************************************Pink Floyd Boston Garden Boston Mass June 27, 1977 disc 1 1-sheep 2-pigs on a wing #1 3-dogs 4-audience 5-pigs on a wing #2 6-pigs (three different ones) 7-we're gonna take a quick break 8-shine on your crazy diamond #1-5 9-welcome to the machine disc 2 1-have a cigar 2-wish you were here 3-shine on your crazy diamond #6-9 4-money 5-us & them  
 06/27/77 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Pink Floyd Boston Garden Boston, MA June 27, 1977 Taper 1: Steve Hopkins Location: FOB Lineage : Sony ECM-99a > Sony TC-158SD > cass[master] > DAT[?] > cdr[?] > EAC > WAV > archived in shn Source comment: T.Mack (Yeeshkul): Almost certain this is a Master DAT clone and even if it's not, it's still damn good. PRRP: Have a Cigar version is closer to proper speed but trails off after 18,000Hz more than this version. Both have step-wise processing artifact after 16,000Hz but Have a Cigar verion goes to zero and this version does not. This version is clipped and runs too fast but both problems were corrected. Taper 2: Dan Lampinski Location: Floor section CC, Row 20, Seat 4 Lineage : Two Nakamichi CM-300 Microphones > Nakamichi 550 Tape Recorder > Master Cassette > Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction > M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 > CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files > Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) > CDWAV (track breaks) > FLAC Band: David Gilmour - guitar, vocals Roger Waters - bass, vocals Richard Wright - keyboards, vocals Nick Mason - drums, percussion Dick Parry - saxophone Snowy White - guitar Set I 01 01 Sheep 11:29 01 02 Pigs On The Wing (Part 1) 1:26 01 03 Dogs 18:58 01 04 Pigs On The Wing (Part 2) 2:19 01 05 Pigs (Three Different Ones) 19:28 Total Time 53:40 Set 2 02 01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (I-V) 13:17 02 02 Welcome To The Machine 8:34 02 03 Have A Cigar 5:06 02 04 Wish You Were Here 6:57 02 05 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (VI-IX) 22:10 02 06 Money 12:16 02 07 Us and Them 8:11 Total Time: 76:31 Remaster 1. Correct clicks, pops and tape imperfections of each source 2. Match EQ and verify pitch in each source 3. Dynamics differed between sources so channels balanced, clipping repaired. 4. Sync sources and correct speed 5. Repair missing sections using material from alternate source to complete each recording. 7 gaps repaired in Hopkins restoring 6 minutes and 41 seconds to the recording. 7 gaps repaired in Lampinski restoring 1 minute and 18 seconds to the recording. 6. Create stereo field 7. Correct phasing and center sound 8. Adjust dynamics 9. Track Notes: Limited stereo field noted in each source. This is improved by the 2-source blending process "As the Fear Grows" stated by one of the tapers at 5:15 of Sheep, Roger shouts '48' at 12:26 during 'Pigs (Three Different Ones). In Lampinski source a strong whistle can be heard just before the beginning of Wish You Were Here. It is heard faintly in Hopkins. Money guitar solo differs from typical performance, using interesting effects. Roger announces "Us and Them" Roger says "The perfect end to a perfect day" at the end of the performance ****************************************************************************** As The Fear Grows Well, it's that time of the year again. Time to rejoice and celebrate another fruitful year in the life of the PRRP remastering group. Once more, our dedicated staff has made every possible effort to offer a good variety of exciting material to the ever growing progressive rock fan base. Over the years, the Special Anniversary Edition release has always been very special to us, its content carefully chosen to stand out from our regular programme of releases. This ninth edition of the anniversary special will be no exception to that rule. It features, for the first time in this instance, one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock music, the mighty Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd is one of the most bootlegged bands in history, most of its tours widely documented in terms of high quality recordings, be it from radio or audience sources, and fans have been collecting these for over 40 years now. 'Most' is the key word here. Throughout these years, fans have desperately been searching for a high quality recording from the 1977 'Animals' tour. None of the shows from this tour was ever broadcast, and if Pink Floyd themselves have recorded some of them along the way, those must be surely kept under lock and key because no trace of such a recording has ever appeared anywhere, officially or not. It is a well-known fact that this particular era in the band's life was not their favorite by far. Internal tensions were building up slowly, and although the 'Animals'album was a fine one in the end, it does however suggest that Roger Waters had already begun to take over as the main driving force behind the band. Shades of things to come. This new album was the beginning of a new phase in the band's existence, one that eventually drove Gilmour, Wright and Mason away from the Waters-driven Floyd. Even years later, when David Gilmour had resurrected the Pink Floyd name for two great albums and tours, it came as no surprise to see that none of the tracks from the 'Animals' album were ever included in the band's live sets. Back in 1977, however, the band did embark on a long an gruelling tour to promote the album. Being the consummate perfectionists they always were, the band gave all that they had to offer fantastic and memorable live performances. Sadly, only a handful of the audience recordings that were made over the course of this turned out well, and those could only be granted a 'B' rating at best. A short while ago, however, it was discovered that two young men from the Boston area, Dan Lampinski and Steve Hopkins, both known for the high quality of their audience recordings from the seventies, were at The Garden on June 27th, 1977, as Pink Floyd performed the 'Animals' show. Dan and Steve always used the best portable equipment available at the time, so both men achieved amazing results that night. After laying dormant for many years, these recordings were recently made available, and both received rave reviews from the fans. Now here's the PRRP twist. Both of these recordings are truly good, separately. Each has its own merits, but is limited to a rather narrow acoustic field. Since the two tapers were sitting on opposite sides of the Garden, the PRRP sound engineer decided to combine the two recordings to try and increase the acoustic field. What you hold in your hands is the result of this meticulous and time-consuming process. This true labor of love was no waste of time by any means. The joining of the two recordings has not only widened the acoustic field, but also improved the overall sound and created a surprising stereo effect, which makes for a stunning listening experience. Only you, the fans, will be able to pass an unbiased judgment on this, but I personally believe this combined remaster to be the very best sounding 'Animals' tour recording EVER. Enjoy ! RH Notes from the Re-Master What a great opportunity! Two high quality audience recordings of Pink Floyd during their wonderful 1977 tour. The Dan Lampinski team has provided us with his high quality source. The Steve Hopkins source has been available in various forms for a number of years. There has been some debate regarding the best source for the Hopkins recording. A presumed, master DAT clone was available on Yeeshkul as was a version called "Have a Cigar". Both showed some signs of probable high-frequency processing but the Cigar version frequency response drops close to zero while the master clone does not. For this reason, the master clone was used for this project. Both recordings captured the full show but a number of gaps occurred in each. The largest gap was close to 5 minutes in the Hopkins recording during Shine On You Crazy Diamond part 6-9. Mr. Hopkins may have had to hide his equipment for security personnel at that time. Of course, for each gap, only one source was available but fortunately, all gaps were staggered so they were all filled using the other source. Since this is a two source stereo remaster, during the single source, gap filled segments, there is a noticeable change in the stereo field. This is particularly true during the long Hopkins gap. For the other smaller gaps, the change is brief. Each recording was separately remastered. During the process, non-destructive repairs were made to clicks, pops and other tape imperfections. Pitch and frequency response/EQ were then compared and matched as close as possible. The dynamics of the two recordings differed greatly so calculations were made to match average and total power for each. The two recordings were then synchronized to the exact same run time. A stereo field was then created by blending the two sources together. The individual recordings were each high quality but both had limited stereo field characteristics on their own. By combining the recordings, the overall stereo field was greatly expanded and better reproduced the experience that must have existed in the venue that night. Phasing was corrected and routines were used to center the sound in the stereo field. The final recording was then tracked using traditional tracking points. PRRP Staff  
 07/03/77 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  title: PIGS MIGHT FLY ? [STTP 128/129] date/venue:1977 July 3 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York audience - recorder 2 cass(master) > CDR(?) > CDR ---> SHN. ............ the Shout To The Top likes to write always 'Master Series' on its artworks, at now they put out no Masters anyway ... maybe that means something different for them ... a tad of NR was used to decrease the hiss (still perceptible) but the sound quality is the same as my "Fireworks On The Wing" (same source used) the tracks length is a bit different from my other RoIO, but the tot time is about the same too (few seconds of approximation) I guess maybe there's just a difference in speed or stuff, no more pieces of recording here ... the index of the tracks is the same as well, that means, you know what it means ... a clone … and I let you free to guess who cloned who, but that should be obvious. Here you can enjoy remarkable Waters’ frenzied cries, to taste with headphones if possible.  oddities collection about this gig: 1. Mr. Waters kindly asks the audience not to light fireworks after Pigs : "thank you, we're gonna take a break ... 20 minutes and then we'll come back with another set ... and don't throw anymore fu***** fireworks, alright?" 2. Mr Waters says "You Cunt" to a fan exploding fireworks on Pigs On The Wing part 1 (at 1:01) 3. Mr. Waters again against a fan droppin' a firework at the beginning of Pigs On The Wing part 2: "you stupid mother fu**er ... just fu** off ..." 4. Mr. Waters says (+ or -)" I stop and then begin, this is the wrong verse " as soon as he realizes he's singing the first verse of Pigs On The Wing part 1 on Pigs On The Wing part 2 ... because of the Mother Fu**er he says ... Waters shouts a clear 19+53 on Pigs (3 DO) 3rd verse min. 12:08/09/10 
 07/06/77 Stade du Parc Olympique
Montreal, QC 
 3 cdr      ********************* Mike's notes - I think this version sounds better than the "MOLM Remaster" or the "All Is Forgiven" versions... ****************************************************************************** Date:July 6th, 1977 Band:Pink Floyd RoIO:"Roar Ends" Venue:Olympic Stadium Place:Montreal,Quebec, Canada Tracks:(14) Total Length:151:05 Lineage -> Original Factory Pressed Silver Discs - Sirene-066 Description:Review: Roar Ends This is one of my favorite concerts, and the Siréne guys have done well. The sound quality is excellent and this show, in a snapshot, illustrates what the Pink Floyd had become. This show and the July 4 Madison Square Garden CD show how their fans had changed from just enjoying the ride to being demanding and obnoxious. In "Pigs on the Wing, Pt. 2" Roger berates fans for "shooting off fireworks and shouting and screaming" and you can't blame him. At the end of "Money" he urges the crowd to "take it easy" and "don't worry about it, I don't...well I do, but I wish I didn't", to "Just cause there's a few assholes down front doesn't mean everbody has to get upset". At the start of "Us and Them" Roger urges "this is a quiet song so let's get quiet and try to end this thing peacefully". When they end with a blues number, something that hadn't been done for years he says "We're not noted as a blues band but we're just going to play a slow blues number so everyone can calm down". The songs are superb, this is the last set of the '77 tour and if you compare the earlier '77 concerts with this one they have pulled it all together. Really good and tight ending to "Pigs, 3 different ones" where Rodger alledgedly spits on a fan and taunts "Come Boy". This is the same recording as the Ayanami recording "The End of Animals", though this one, being spread over 3 discs contains more audience. At one point the taper urges someone to stick around. A bit later the second person, apparently becoming aware that the taper is taping the concert asks to meet him later, which goes like this, "I live in Toronto".."Huh".."I live in Toronto"..."that's not a problem". Azimuth Coordinator Part II is a differnt recording and is the same as "Fireworks in the Canadian Woods". This is my summary of these CDs; Azimuth Coordinator is nice since you are in the middle of the audience, at times during "Us and Them" the music is drowned out by the crowd noise. But the blues number is not on these two discs, you find it on the end of Azimuth Coordinator Part III. "Fireworks in the Canadian Woods" is from the same source but contains more audience, where you hear people yelling "Echoes", Astronomy Domine", "The Embryo", and "Pink Floyd is God". Unfortunately the blues number fades out before, the audience starts to boo because the equipment is being taken apart, with the woman yelling "F**k you" and "Booooo". "Roar Ends" and "The End of Animals" are from a different source than "Azimuth Coordinator" and "Fireworks". This source has a better sound quality and is complete. But where, on "Azimuth" and "Fireworks" the "F**k You" is right next to the taper, on "Roar Ends" and "The End of Animals" this is far in the distance. For sound quality "Roar Ends" and "The End of Animals" are preferred, for that middle of the audience feeling "Azimuth" and "Fireworks" are better. All are truly awesome. Setlist: Disc 1) 1) White Noise 2) Sheep 3) Pigs On The Wing (part 1) 4) Dogs 5) Pigs On The Wing (part 2) 6) Pigs (Three Different Ones) Disc 2) 1) Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts I - V) 2) Welcome To The Machine 3) Have A Cigar 4) Wish You Were Here 5) Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts VI - IX) Disc 3) 1) Money 2) Us And Them 3) Blues *************** DO NOT ENCODE TO ANY OTHER FORMAT ******************** Ripped by:BB aka TFK! Seeded on The International Echoes Hub - http://www.echoeshub.com 
 07/06/77 Stade du Parc Olympique
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr      *********************** Mike's notes - I think "Roar Ends" sounds a little better than this version. So I put this version on the burned discs section of my hard drive , even though i never burned it , and i removed the tags to free up room on my sonos. ************************************************************************** Pink Floyd - 1977 07-06 Montreal All Is Forgiven (Stereo Version) 6 Source Mix Brand new mix, never heard before August 22, 2008 (Except by me and a few friends, he-he) Yes, this is the "Spitting Incident" where Roger spits on a fan after calling him to the stage in a "demonic" voice Yes, the spitting incident (allegedly) propelled the group to write "The Wall" to isolate the band from the fans Yes, there are 6 sources synchronized. 3 from "Recorder 1" and 3 from "Recorder 2" Yes, The Last Animalized is most definitely, 100% sure, no doubt about it, Recorder 1 No, there was not any noise reduction or any EQing done Audio Used: Recorder 1 The Last Animalized (YEESHKUL, flac) Azimuth Coordinator (DIME, shn) Fire Works Show In The Canadian Walls (YEESHKUL, flac) Recorder 2 Who Was Trained Not To Spit On The Fan (YEESHKUL, flac) Montreal 1977 (DIME, flac) Roar Ends (DIME, flac) Lineage: Download 6 versions in either .shn or .flac > Goldwave (Make each version a single .wav file) > Adobe Audition synchronize (time expand, time compress, and/or split and move), then mixdown all 6 files to one file > Goldwave (split files with .cue sheet) > DBPowerAmp convert to .flac (level 8) > You By calling this the "Stereo Version", it means there is a "DTS" version available. This version never went thru any steps to make it lossy. None of the 6 versions were the same speed as each other. They all fluctuated and had an ever-changing speed rhythm of their own, which did not stay the least bit constant throughout the files. I chose the "Harvested" version as the correct speed version, so the other 5 had to match the speed of "Who Was Trained Not To Spit On The Fan". The other 5 versions would individually speed up for a minute, slow down for 8, speed up for 3, slow down for 45 seconds and so on, making it almost impossible to synchronize. In some areas, the files were off by 6 or 7 percent, more than a full second in 20 seconds. They all had either some missing parts or some additional parts making each version either longer or shorter that the others, a whole different problem than just speed correction. Finding those parts was an adventure, it added to the level of difficulty for sure. What looked like might take a time compression of 8 seconds in 5 minutes, really needed 10 seconds cut out to match the others and then a 2 second time expansion. For every minute of the show, each version took me approximately 15 minutes to synchronize. 6 versions times 15 minutes = 1 1/2 hours, times 146 minutes for the concert = about 220 hours to complete. If I had known it would take that long I never would have done it, but after I started I couldn't stop. On various sites, a few different people said they were going to do a mix after they finished downloading that particular version. I would love to hear from anyone that started doing a mix, what you encountered, how far you got, etc. Maybe just to confirm that it was "almost" impossible to synchronize. Disc 1 75:41 1. Sheep 11:00 2. Pigs On The Wing Pt 1 2:03 3. Dogs 17:30 4. Angry Pigs On The Wing Pt 2 3:51 5. Pigs (3 Different Ones) 19:30 6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pts 1-5 13:37 7. Welcome To The Machine 8:10 Disc 2 71:10 1. Have A Cigar 5:30 2. Wish You Were Here 6:30 3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Pts 6-9 23:36 4. Money 13:30 5. Us And Them 9:39 6. Drift Away Blues 12:25 Total Time 146:51 (2:26:51) Please allow me 24 hours to seed this at Dime, Yeeshkul and TapeCity Please do not take this to a torrent site that allows warez or officially released material Please trade in .flac lossless only, but feel free to turn into MP3 for personal use (or turn into a newt if you like) Big thanks to the original tapers, and to the Harvested team for the best version of this show (IMHO) 
 02/28/80 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Uniondale, NY 
 2 cdr     A-   
 08/06/80 Earls Court Exhibition Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  BARS IN THE WINDOW FA005 Earl's Court, London, England August 6th 1980 Source: Analog Audience recording Lineage: cass[M] > WAV > Remaster > CDR(1) > EAC > SoundForge 7 (just for indexing) > FLAC (level 8, align on sector bound.) Sound Quality: EX+ Disc 1 (54:05m) 1. MC:Atmos (2:04m) 2. In The Flesh? (2:58m) 3. The Thin Ice (2:45m) 4. Another Brick In The Wall (part I) (3:54m) 5. The Happiest Days of our Lives (1:47m) 6. Another Brick In The Wall (part II) (6:09m) 7. Mother (7:42m) 8. Goodbye Blue Sky (2:36m) 9. Empty Spaces / What Shall We Do Now? (5:22m) 10. Young Lust (4:37m) 11. One Of My Turns (3:30m) 12. Don't Leave Me Now (4:03m) 13. Another Brick In The Wall (part III) (1:15m) 14. The Last Few Bricks (3:56m) 15. Goodbye Cruel World (1:27m) Disc 2 (51:27m) 1. Hey You (4:21m) 2. Is There Anybody Out There? 3. Nobody Home (3:08m) 4. Vera (1:33m) 5. Bring The Boys Back Home! (1:18m) 6. Comfortably Numb (7:31m) 7. The Show Must Go On (2:37m) 8. MC:Atmos (2:34m) 9. In The Flesh (4:59m) 10. Run Like Hell (6:48m) 11. Waiting For The Worms (4:17m) 12. Stop! (0:29m) 13. The Trial (6:02m) 14. Outside The Wall 
 08/09/80 Earls Court Exhibition Hall
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Pink Floyd 1980.08.09 Earls Court, London, England "Soundboard on the Wall" (PFR-CDR-001) Source: Soundboard Label: PFR Lineage: SBD > Cassett Tape Master > CD > WAV > FLAC (Other additional Lineage unknown.) Set List: Disc One: 01. In The Flesh? (first two notes cut) 02. The Thin Ice 03. Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 1 04. The Happiest Days of Our Lives 05. Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 2 06. Mother 07. Goodbye Blue Sky 08. Empty Spaces 09. Young Lust 10. One Of My Turns 11. Don't Leave Me Now 12. Another Brick In The Wall Pt. 3 13. Goodbye Cruel World Disc Two: 01. Hey You 02. Is There Anybody Out There? 03. Nobody Home 04. Vera 05. Bring The Boys Back Home 06. Comforatbly Numb 07. The Show Must Go On 08. MC/ In The Flesh 09. Run Like Hell 10. Waiting For The Worms 11. Stop 12. The Trial 13. Outside The Wall This recording is the best recording that we can just download. This recording is a pure soundboard recording without any further questions. Some people say that this a good audience recording and remasterd. Can you tell. Listen, do you think this is an audience recording? This recording was diginally remastered with good eqiptment. Like they ever needed to remaster it in the first place. Enjoy this... PFR  
 ??/??/80 The Wall - Original Film Sessions
Unknown, Unknown 
 2 cdr      ********************* Mike's note - Despite what it says below , my copy doesnt have disc1 track15 "is there anybody out there" ******************************************************************************************* Pink Floyd January 01, 1980 The Wall - Original Film Sessions Early Audio Pre-release Soundboard Mix for the Official Movie I got this in trade with a fellow subscriber of the old Brain Damage Magazine back in 1995. This has a completely different sound then what you are used to. There are some different lyrics and you can hear instruments and sounds in this mix used throughout the recording that were buried in the official release. This is a true gem. - Marooned Two songs at the end of CD 2 are filler songs that came on the tape. The first two songs are from an unknown live Roger Waters concert. What I find interesting is that WYWH is a very quiet relaxed version without drums for the most part of the first half of the song. Nice version. Following is Brain Damage/Eclipse from the same live unknown concert date. A VERY bluesy version of Eclipse in which Roger actually asks the audience to sing along during the middle of the song. It then turns into more of a Hard Rock song in the end. Easily my favorite version of the song. Maxell XLII 100 ??Gen Cassette Masters -> NEC AUK-8000E Deck -> Total Recorder 4.5 -> SB Live 24Bit -> Wav -> Cool Edit Pro 2.0 -> Flac Front End (level 5) -> Flac Disc 1 01. Little Boy Santa Claus Forgot 02. In The Flesh? 03. The Thin Ice 04. Another Brick In The Wall pt 1 05. When The Tigers Broke Free 06. Goodbye Blue Sky 07. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives/ Another Brick In The Wall pt 2 08. Mother 09. Empty Spaces 10. Young Lust 11. One Of My Turns 12. Don't Leave Me Now 13. Another Brick In The Wall pt 3 14. Goodbye Cruel World 15. Is There Anybody Out There? Disc 2 01. Nobody Home 02. Vera 03. Bring The Boys Back Home 04. Comfortably Numb 05. In the Flesh 06. Run Like Hell 07. Waiting For The Worms 08. The Trial 09. Outside The Wall Fillers 10. Waters - Wish You Were Here 11. Waters - Brain Damage/ Eclipse - Audio Sourced From Tape by Marooned on Jan 31, 2005 - Cover Art, and Text File were created by Marooned on Jan 31, 2005 ******************** DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3 OR OTHER LOSSY FORMATS ****************** 
 06/16/81 Earls Court Exhibition Hall
London, UK 
 2 cdr      Earl’s Court Exhibition Hall, London, England - June 16th, 1981 Watching The World Upon The Wall represents the silver debut of Pink Floyd’s June 16th, 1981 performance of The Wall at Earl’s Court in London, which was both the next to last of the tour as well as Roger Waters’ penultimate with the band (until the Live 8 reunion some 24 years later). Previously, this show was only available via a handful of fan-produced CDR titles such as Whistlers In The Audience, Warm Thrill Of Confusion, and most recently, the Pro-CDR bonus disc Deepest Fear, all of which utilized one of two audience recordings known to exist. Cutting to the chase here, Godfather have simply outdone themselves with this release, which is in a word, phenomenal. The tri-fold cardboard sleeve is absolutely gorgeous, adorned with powerful images from performances of “The Wall,” and there is a bonus 4 panel glossy insert with a detailed history of the album, tour, and notes on this performance. Of course, the audio content is obviously far more important than the packaging, but again, Godfather have surpassed all of their previous Floyd releases in that regard. Sonically, this ranks amongst the very best recordings of this tour featuring perfectly captured, three-dimensional sound abundant with rich textures and crystal clear down to the slightest nuance; every instrument, vocal, and sound effect/pre-recorded layer shines through perfectly, making for an extremely rewarding, completely engulfing listening experience. There is the occasional, barely audible patch of distortion in a couple of the louder passages, but honestly that’s only after being micro-analytical with the headphones - cranked on a stereo, I doubt anyone would be the wiser. All editing has been handled professionally, with only a handful of extremely subtle changes in aural character (some passages have a minor amount of hiss or indicate a cross-fade). All music is intact apart from “Hey You” fading in just after the first couple pick strokes of the 12-string guitar intro. The first half of Gary Yudman’s opening speech is also missing from the beginning of Disc 1, commencing with “I would like to remind you, when you do leave the theater tonight, be careful of your neighbor when you’re leaving.” As for the band’s performance, first of all let me articulate the fact that I approach The Wall the same way as Dark Side Of The Moon in that I prefer to digest it as a complete suite the way it was intended, rather than dissecting it into individual components. Nevertheless, the band perform nearly flawlessly throughout the concert; the only minor flub I detected was at 1:09 during “Hey You,” when Gilmour accidentally mutes a note meant to sustain. It’s a great night for Roger Waters who comes across as powerful and inspired, which is crucial to performances of The Wall since virtually the entire story hinges upon his central role within it. What typically distinguishes one show from another on this tour are Roger’s introductions to “Young Lust” and “Run Like Hell” which in this case are: “This is called Young Lust. Lust! Lust!” and “Thank you all very much. This next song’s for all the whistlers in the audience. Are there any whistlers in the audience? Let’s all have a fucking good whistle. Pffft! (attempting to whistle) Christ, I must learn to do that, it sounds like such fun. This is called Run Like Hell. I’d like to see you all getting your hands together and having a good time. Mmmm! Disco! Get down!” respectively. Otherwise, all of the usual highlights are present (Gilmour’s “Comfortably Numb” solo, Waters’ multi-faceted vocalizations, the thunderous destruction of the wall onstage, the ecstatic audience reactions, etc.), however, in light of his recent passing, I felt it more appropriate to focus on how throughout the tour Richard Wright truly asserted himself musically, despite having been relegated to the status of a hired hand - and this evening was no exception. Wright’s subtle and tasteful improvisations truly enhance the musical experience of The Wall in a live setting; we’re fortunate to have these details captured so well on Watching The World Upon The Wall, and can only speculate how the actual studio album would’ve been elevated even further had Richard’s role been more prominent. The extra insert included with this set claims that from this particular evening, only “The Show Must Go On” has been released officially, however the fabulously detailed book authored by Vernon Fitch and Richard Mahon Comfortably Numb - A History Of The Wall suggests that “Mother” and “Hey You” were also used on the official Is There Anybody Out There? album as well. That aside, the real bottom line here is that Watching The World Upon The Wall is another landmark release from Godfather, whose work is consistently of the highest quality possible; this one not only warrants my highest recommendation, I’ll go so far as to say it’s essential. Bravo! LINEAGE------------> My Silvers Cd-EAC-FLAC Levell 8 EAC Read mode : Secure Utilize accurate stream : Yes Defeat audio cache : Yes Make use of C2 pointers : No Full Artwork Tracklisting: 1.1 MC Intro / In The Flesh? (4:00) 1.2 The Thin Ice (2:48) 1.3 Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1) (4:16) 1.4 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives (1:43) 1.5 Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) (6:13) 1.6 Mother (8:17) 1.7 Goodbye Blue Sky (2:47) 1.8 Empty Spaces (5:16) 1.9 Young Lust (5:17) 1.10 One Of My Turns (4:08) 1.11 Don't Leave Me Now (3:54) 1.12 Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) (5:35) 1.13 Goodbye Cruel World (1:39) 2.1 Hey You (4:37) 2.2 Is There Anybody Out There? (2:57) 2.3 Nobody Home (3:32) 2.4 Vera (2:11) 2.5 Bring The Boys Back Home (1:22) 2.6 Comfortably Numb (6:56) 2.7 The Show Must Go On (2:39) 2.8 MC Intro (3:03) 2.9 In The Flesh (4:30) 2.10 Run Like Hell (7:17) 2.11 Waiting For The Worms (4:35) 2.12 Stop (0:30) 2.13 The Trial (6:14) 2.14 Outside The Wall (3:21)  
 11/01/87 Orange Bowl
Miami, FL 
 2 cdr      Source: Dime post by 'logon2' http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=119367 Fixes (Nero 7): Tapeflaw in Sorrow (8.20-21) + several small glitches around 8.26-28 not mentioned Glitches in One of these Days (not mentioned in original info) Cut / silence at end of Money (cross-faded with first 4sec of ABITW) Quality: EX, best I've heard from 1987 --------------------------------------- A superb sounding SBD with a few flaws which I fixed, with the agreement of orignal poster 'logon2'. In accordance with Mods advice, all file names have been kept the same, so if you got the original post, all you need to do is select your original download folder and you will upload only the 4 changed files plus amended info / md5 files. If you didn't get it first time round, grab it quick... Hope you like it !! ........... Original Info (below) ---------------------- Got this one over at thepinkfloyd.co.uk, but it is far too good not to be spread as far and wide as possible. Thanx to pfco for original upload!! Soundquality is excellent. Recorded at the Orange Bowl, Miami. More info on this recording would be very much appreciated! The recording is listed at: http://pf-db.com/index.php?concert_id=1628&bootleg_id=3990 but I can't find much more info about it. Apparently this was a very rainy evening. On track 01/Disc 1 you can hear the delicate sound of thunder in the background and Gilmour makes comments on the weather. Almost makes you glad you weren't there...almost :-)  
 02/19/88 Tennis Center
Melbourne, Australia 
 2 cdr      Tennis Center, Melbourne, Australia February 19th, 1988 Silver Sea Label SSR41919 Factory Pressing as above>EAC>wav>FLAC>you Excellent SB recording! (probably the best available from 1988) Length: 129:46 Disc 1 ------ 1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V 2. Signs Of Life 3. Learning To Fly 4. Yet Another Movie > Round And Around 5. A New Machine I 6. Terminal Frost 7. A New Machine II 8. Sorrow 9. The Dogs Of War 10. On The Turning Away Disc 2 ------ 1. One Of These Days 2. Time 3. On The Run 4. Wish You Were Here 5. Welcome To The Machine 6. Us And Them 7. Money (cut at the end) 8. Another Brick In The Wall II 9. Comfortably Numb Sound: SUP Overall: 10/10 
 08/01/88 Annabels Disco and Night Club
Copenhagen, Denmark 
 1 cdr      t01-Respect. t02-Can't Get Enough. t03-Blues. t04-My Girl. t05-Rock Steady-Rapper's Delight-Le Freak-Rock Steady (McBroom Medley). t06-Master Blaster (cut). t07-Superstitious. 
 09/13/94 Stadio Della Alpi
Torino, Italy 
 2 cdr      A Passage of Time Media: 2 CDr Time: 73:53, 77:14 Catalog: Digital Reproductions 91394 Source: Soundboard Quality: EX- / EX Date: 09-13-94 Location: Torino, Italy -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracks: Disc 1: 1. Introduction 1:39 2. Astronomy Domine 4:19 3. Learning To Fly 6:10 4. What Do You Want From Me 4:10 5. On The Turning Away 7:13 6. Take It Back 6:20 7. A Great Day For Freedom 4:36 8. Sorrow 11:05 9. Keep Talking 7:19 10. One Of These Days 8:12 11. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5, 7) 12:15 Disc 2: 1. Breathe 2:49 2. Time 6:29 3. High Hopes 7:49 4. The Great Gig In The Sky 5:28 5. Wish You Were Here 5:40 6. Us And Them 6:17 7. Money 10:07 8. Another Brick In The Wall 7:39 9. Comfortably Numb 11:04 10. Hey You 5:11 11. Run Like Hell 8:40 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comments and Reviews: The Digital Dan: Now finding a Floyd soundboard is not a common occurrence. Of all the major bands from the early 70's, Floyd is the least represented by board sourced live recordings of the other major acts of the time. This soundboard came to the members of DR in May of 2001 and is quite interesting. The set list on this Italian performance differs greatly from the official release "Pulse" and is also different from the "Earl's Court" gigs including the official Pulse video and the various bootlegs of those shows that were broadcast. This particular source is an analog tape and is a few gens old, so there is some tape hiss to this show. The sound is quite good, maybe a little lacking in the high end during certain parts of the show. All in all a very good performance, but nothing of major note happening on this night. Well, take that back, something worth hearing is the "kazoo orchestra" during the break in "Money". It's pretty funny and you can hear the "kazoo players" having a hard time of it. Seems that they are doing everything possible not to laugh while doing it. Nice to see serious Floyd  
 07/02/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 0 cdr      BBC Radio 2 FM Broadcast 2nd July 2005 http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/thelive8event/ Lineage: FM (Sony STRDB1070) > Creative SBLive! > Creative Recorder > Nero Wave Editor > Flac Frontend FLAC 8 Aligned CD sector boundaries 01 Intro 02 Breathe 03 Money 04 Wish You Were Here 05 Comfortably Numb 06 Outro 22m45s Recorded by enajh2, Loughborough, UK  

 10/29/78 The Rathskeller
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Lineage: SB>unknown gen cass>CDR Quality: A Total Time: 41:22 01. Fallout 3:24 02. Hole In My Life 4:40 03. So Lonely 6:58 04. Roxanne 7:58 05. Sting Talks 1:55 06. Next To You 2:31 07. Born In The '50s 5:44 08. Truth Hits Everybody 2:36 09. Next To You (reprise) 1:51 10. Dead End Job 3:45 Notes: I got this show in a trade a couple years back. This one just turned up a few years ago and the sound is amazing. It's the earlist Police show available with them as a three piece band and the only known recording where they played "Dead End Job". This one's essential for any Police collection. 
 03/04/79 Zellerbach Auditorium, University of California
Berkeley, CA 
 1 cdr      **Remastered** by thir13en Productions The Police March 4, 1979 Zellerbach Auditorium, University of California Berkeley, California -RESEED- An awesome pFM source of an awesome early Police show. You can feel the energy of the band, the crowd, that whole '79 scene in this show. And it wasn't uncommon for a one-album band to repeat the hit song at the end of the show. Cool stuff. This saw some processing; Slight compression>channel distinct lows and mids> a little spread>some beef and brightness from the BBE> and even more of a boost to the sub-lows and extreme highs through the multi-band compression of the digital maximization wonder that is called the L3. I know it sounds like a lot, it nedded it. But it truly sounds quite awesome now. Some song ID's were re-focused. The DJ was cut out, so the intro and outro tracks were clipped to the beginning of the first and the end of the last song, respectively. Also the DJ before the encore was cut and the "applause" track added to the end of "Next To You". It'll give some distinction to this being a remaster as well. Enjoy! 01. Can't Stand Losing You 02. Truth Hits Everybody 03. So Lonely 04. Fall Out 05. Born In The 50's 06. Hole In My Life/ Fixing A Hole 07. Be My Girl/Sally 08. Peanuts 09. Roxanne 10. Landlord 11. Next To You 12. Can't Stand Losing You ====================== =PRE-13 SOURCE INFO= ====================== Source: Sbd > Reel Master (KSAN PreFM) > DATs Transfer: DAT 60ES > M-Audio Audiophile USB > WAV > Flac DAT transfer: jbraveman@hotmail.com January 2005 Seeder: Barcode_Boy Notes: Excellent sbd recording (A). I'm hesitant to give an A+ because it does sound a bit flat at times. No digital glitches, cuts or flips that I could find. No hiss or distortion. Very clean recording. Announcer at the beginning, before the encore, and after the last song. For further reference: http://www.cybercomm.nl/~gugten/s19790304.htm A.K.A: "Live At Zellerbach," "I'M Next To You," "Police Hit"  
 04/07/79 Paradise Rock Club
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      The Police Liberated Boot: "Born in the 50's" Recorded Live at the "Paradise" in Boston, MA April 7, 1979 Lineage: Soundboard -> CD Silver -> EAC -> FLAC (Trader's Little Helper) Track Listing: Disc 1 of 1 1) Truth Hits Everybody 2) Hole in my Life 3) Can't Stand Losing You 4) Peanuts 5) So Lonely 6) Fall Out 7) Born in the 50's 8) Roxanne 9) Landlord 10) Next to You 11) Message in a Bottle Comments: Lots of Energy on this one. Sting has Laryngitis!  
 04/07/79 Paradise Rock Club
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr     a-   announcer's intro sounds a little faqst to me , but the police seem to be playing at the right speed...... Speed corrected of my previous version (104% with audacity). Think it works right know.  
 05/25/79 Park West
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Park West Chicago, Illinois May 25, 1979 Lineage: Pre-FM => ? => CDR => CDWAV => CDR => WAV => FLAC (this confuses me too, but that's basically the way it's listed on the original torrent) Track listing: (1) DJ Intro (0:10) (2) Can't Stand Losing You (6:04) (3) Truth Hits Everybody (2:43) (4) So Lonely (7:21) (5) Fall Out (2:33) (6) Born in the '50s (6:14) (7) Hole In My Life (4:21) (8) Be My Girl/Sally (4:41) (9) Message in a Bottle (4:39) (10) Peanuts (3:26) (11) Roxanne (7:54) (12) Next To You (3:10) (13) Landlord (2:30) (14) Can't Stand Losing You (6:30) (15) Interview (6:27) (16) DJ Outro (0:26) Total time: 69:13 Fingerprint file is included. Artwork is not. Comments: This show was recorded for FM broadcast and has appeared in trading circles many times over the years. It was torrented in this form in spring 2006; the recording was used for a weekly syndicated radio show called "Studio Jam" in the 1980s (the bands were not necessarily in the studio, which makes the title somewhat confusing) and this recording was cited as a pre-FM for that source. The quality is excellent, as you will hear on the attached mp3s. Typical high-energy 1979 performance; this one's worth having if you haven't heard it, and if you do have it, it will probably be an upgrade.  
 08/22/80 Les Arenes
Beziers, France 
 1 cdr      Remastered by NoSpEx Note: This show is also known as "Live In Paris" Linage: Silver CD > Exact Audio Copy > SHN  
 10/18/80 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 1 cdr/shn      fm broadcast > 1.gen tape > ??transfer to wav > cd in a trade > flac  
 02/02/81 Nippon Budokan Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr     A-   
 02/22/81 Festival Hall
Melbourne, Australia 
 2 cdr      THE POLICE: Melbourne, Australia 2/22/81 Source: Taken from the double CD bootleg "Evolution" Quality: A+ Length: 80:47 Tracklist: 01 - Voices Inside My Head/Don't Stand So Close To Me 02 - Walking on the Moon 03 - Death Wish 04 - Fall out 05 - Man in a Suitcase 06 - Bring on the Night 07 - De Do Do Do... 08 - Truth Hits Everybody 09 - Shadow in the Rain 10 - When the World in Running Down... 11 - Bed's Too Big Without You 12 - Driven to Tears 13 - Message in a Bottle 14 - Roxanne 15 - Can't Stand Losing You 16 - So Lonely This is by far my favorite Police show in terms of quality and performance. This was taken from the 2CD bootleg "EVolution". I did not include the two unrelated tracks added to the end of disc 2. This will fit onto one disc if you use overburn (I used CDRWIN 5). On the original discs, the end of "when the world is running down" was faded out and the beginning of "Bed's too big" was faded in. I edited this to combine the songs together. You can't tell the difference. 
 02/08/84 William & Mary Hall
Williamsburg, VA 
 1 cdr     A-  Soundboard or Outstanding audience TDKSAX90>CDR>EAC(securemode)>WAV>TLH>FLAC>DIME *************** Synchronicity II Walking In Your Footsteps Message In A Bottle Walking On The Moon O My God De Do Do Do Wrapped Around Your Finger Tea In The Sahara Spirits In The Material World Invisible Sun One World King Of Pain Don't Stand So Close To Me Murder By Numbers Roxanne Can't Stand Losing You 
 06/15/86 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr/shn      Amnesty International "Conspiracy of Hope" 25th Anniversary Tour Giants Stadium, NJ 1986-06-15 .....LINEAGE: FM broadcast > Denon DRM-800 (Maxell UDXL-II, NR off) > Turtle Beach Santa Cruz PCI Sound Card > CDWav > wav > FLAC6.The Police 7 - Message In A Bottle 8 - King Of Pain 9 - Driven To Tears 10 - Every Breath You Take 11 - Roxanne 12 - Invisible Sun  
 07/02/07 Scottrade Center
St. Louis, MO 
 2 cdr     A-  Band/Artist: The Police Recording Title: "Something Nights; The Legendary Police In St. Louis 2007" Show Date/Time: 2007.07.02 (Tuesday @ 7:30pm). Venue/City: Scottrade Center - St. Louis, MO. Taper: Rob Greenfield (Robducati). Taper Assistant & Security/Idiot Blocker: Patrick McCarty (Plasticmanpat). Recording Equipment: Sound Professionals CMC-8 Cardioid mics (Audio Technica w/no SPL mods, croakie mount) > Sound Professionals 12v line in battery box (made for Edirol) > Edirol R-09 via line in jack (44.1 khz 16 bit Stereo PCM WAV on Sandisk Ultra2 4gb SD card). Transfer/Editing of WAV file: Edirol R-09 (using AC power adapter) > USB via Firewire > PC > Cool Edit Pro 2 (repair clip on first song, normalize - .01 db, split d1 & d2, all fades in/out) > CD WAVE (track splits on sector boundaries) > Traders Little Helper (encoded @ level 8) > bit torrent on TTD. Recorded from section 116, Row C, Seat 2 (three rows from the floor, stage right). Arrived in St. Louis from Evansville, Indiana @ 3:30 pm via I-64. We went to the Hard Rock Cafe in Union Station before the show and they had the outside area reserved for the European Police Fan Club. We waited around as long as we could to try to meet up with them, but had to leave before they arrived because we wanted to get to the venue early in case I got busted with my crotched equipment. We were staying at a hotel about two blocks West from the venue. If any of the European Police Fan Club reads this, I would sure like to get a couple of those Ghost In The Machine buttons that were on the gift bags at your Hard Rock tables! We met up with our plant manager Tim S. and his family inside the venue (Patrick and I work at the same factory in Indiana). I purchased a Police Tour Date shirt (the green one) for my teenage son, and a Synchronicity (white) shirt for my little girl. Sixty dollars for both shirts. I also purchased one of the excellent tour programs for myself, well worth the $20.00, and with lots of older pictures. We were fortunate enough to be sitting just in front of two ladies from Terre Haute Indiana who managed to get a professional camera w/ a 300x zoom lens into the venue. I will hopefully be trading a copy of this recording for her photos. One idiot blew past my buddy Patrick (Section 116, Row C, seat 1 - security/idiot blocker), and was yelling at his buddy two rows down (I'm right behind you!, or something like that - repeated 3 times) on a cell phone, but thanks to the Cardioid mics and Patrick, it is not intrusive on the recording. I dropped the recording level one notch shortly into the first song due to Stewart's bass drum hitting so hard, the clip light briefly flashed on the Edirol, but after loading the WAV in CEP2 it was not a bad clip at all (I would hardly even call it a clip). The drums and vocals were very up in the mix, Sting's bass guitar and Andy's guitar were behind in the mix. I captured a nice strong signal and I believe this recording warrants a solid B+ for sound quality. LMK what you might rate this as. A few minor flubs by all members. Stewart dropped his sticks once or twice, Andy has a couple of "off" notes early on, Sting has one "off" moment as well later in the performance. All easily forgiven and for the most part not noticed. Sting was very talkative and trying to remember the venue they played at on their first show in St. Louis many years ago, and says it was "something nights" An audience member in the front (?) row informed him that the venue in question was Mississippi Nights. Sting comments that this first show was "back in 1875" or something to that effect. He also introduces Stewart and Andy as "the legendary xxxxxxxxxx". The audience was invited to participate on several songs, and they perform admirably! Someone had some great reefer in our section, very pleasing aroma. I recorded sans alcohol (I only had a small cup of water to sip on) in an attempt to pull a decent recording without having to break off to relieve myself. I faced the stage throughout the entire show in an attempt to eliminate any possible phasing due to the nature of the Cardioid mics. Many thanks to Ms. Brooklyn at Roxy's All Nude Club in East St. Louis for the neckrub after the show (and the stinkfinger for Patrick). Many thanks to Sting, Andy, and Stewart for reuniting and giving these performances, please support The Police by purchasing as much official output as you can afford. We had a great time and thought the show was excellent, well worth the $200.00+ via the Best Buy pre-sale. Thanks also to the people of St. Louis, they were really into the show, the band sensed this and reciprocated the energy. The opening act (Fiction Plane) was very good, I hope they are succesful in all present and future endeavours. I have included pre show music and crowd ambience before the show starts. I have also included post show music and crowd ambience (mostly Patrick and I discussing the show and leaving the venue out to the street). I hope this adds somewhat to the "close your eyes and you are there, recording with us" feel. If you were at this show, I sincerely hope this recording will take you back to that spectacular night! Constructive comments/critiques are welcome. Please do not remaster this recording (please email me if you have a vg+/ex digital alt source for a matrix), also please do not distribute without the original info/lineage. NO MP3 except for non distributed personal player use. Thank you for understanding. If anyone would care to make some hi-res artwork for this distribution, please contact me and I will email you my pics. ENJOY... Rob (greenfield3@sigecom.net) Disc 1: 01. Intro music/pre show ambience 02. Message In A Bottle 03. Synchronicity II 04. Walking On The Moon 05. Voices Inside My Head ~ 06. When The World Is Running Down You Make The Best Of What's Still Around 07. Dont Stand So Close To Me 08. Driven To Tears 09. Bed's Too Big Without You 10. Truth Hits Everybody 11. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 12. Wrapped Around Your Finger 13. De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da 14. Invisible Sun 15. Walking In Your Footsteps Disc 2: 01. Can't Stand Losing You 02. Roxanne 03. King Of Pain 04. So Lonely 05. Every Breath You Take 06. Next To You 07. Exit music/post show ambience/taper comm 
 12/08/07 Maracanã Stadium
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 
 2 cdr      THE POLICE Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil December 8th, 2007 140,000 Hands - Ultimate Edition Recorded/Shared/Artwork by Maidensp Source: TV broadcast - Master recording (PCM) Running time: 108 min Arwork: Yes This is the audio only. Samples available. This is the corrected version by request. For this version I've removed audio pops/clips present mostly during first 4 or 5 tracks. Track list: CD 1 01. Message in a Bottle 02. Synchronicity II 03. Walking On The Moon 04. Voices Inside My Head 05. When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around 06. Don't Stand So Close To Me 07. Driven To Tears 08. Hole in my Life 09. Truth Hits Everybody 10. Every Little Thing She Does is Magic 11. Wrapped Around Your Finger CD 2 01. De Do Do Do De Da Da Da 02. Invisible Sun 03. Walking In Your Footsteps 04. Can't Stand Losing You/ Regatta de Blanc 05. Roxanne 06. King Of Pain 07. So Lonely 08. Every Breath You Take 09. Next To You Line-up: Sting - Bass & Vocals Andy Summers - Guitar & Backing vocals Stewart Copeland - Drums & Backing vocals ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is an unauthorized and unofficial release. Feel free to copy and trade. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Do not sell/buy, distribute for profit, upload in any other format or convert to lossy formats. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you enjoy this CD, then please support the artists by purchasing their official releases. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Maidensp P.S.: Will seed 24/7. Please help seed until 1.0 after you finish. Don't be a hit-and-run leecher. Thanks in advance for all the nice comments and feedback. Lineage: CABLE TV > PIONEER DVR520H HD > 2 DVD (CLONE) > DVD DECRYPTER > HD > ADOBE AUDITION > CD WAVE EDITOR > NERO > 2 CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC FRONTEND > FLAC FILES Mastering notes: Used adobe audition to normalize, added 3 dB to both channels and some slight filter to make it sound brighter and fades in/out at the end of both discs. Also removed audio pops/clips present mostly during first 4 or 5 tracks. *** IMPORTANT: FOR WHOEVER'S HAVING ISSUES WITH FLAC'S*** There is a md5 check, so, first of all, check the files. Nero will burn flacs, so you don't have to decode files. Some people that were having the same issues burned flacs with nero and everything was ok.  

 01/02/79 Paris Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      ********* Probablt FM source - pretty good sound. Clear but a little background hiss ********** The Pretenders 01/02/79 Paris Theatre, London, England Date: 01/02/79 Year: 1979 Venue: Paris Theatre City: London State: England The Wait Stop Your Sobbing Kid Cuban Slide Brass In Pocket Mystery Achievement  
 05/03/80 Palladium
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg "shittin' bricks " 
 05/31/80 ADM Terrein
Amsterdam, The Netherlands 
 1 cdr      The Pretenders live Amsterdam, The Netherlands 31st May, 1980 FM Radio Recording, KRO Radio 2, 18th August 2006 FM > Philips CD-Recorder > WAV > Flac 1. The Wait - Precious 2. Talk Of The Town 3. Cuban Slide 4. Private Life 5. Space Invader 6. The Phone Call 7. I Go To Sleep 8. Brass In Pocket 9. Kid 10. Up The Neck 11. Mystery Achievement 12. Stop Your Sobbing  
 08/09/80 Central Park
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Pretenders Central Park, New York, NY 9 august 1980 FM Good sound (A-) No artwork sorry! cd-r>EAC>FLAC>YOU 01.Precious 02.Kid 03.Talk of the Town 04.Mystery Achievement 05.Brass in Pocket 06.Stop Your Sobbing 07.The wait 08.Tattooed Love Boys 09.Up the neck 
 08/23/80 Heatwave Festival Mosport Park
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      THE PRETENDERS HEATWAVE FESTIVAL,MOSPORT AUG.23,1980 1-PRECIOUS 2-THE ADULTRESS 3-KID 4-SPACE INVADER 5-PRIVATE LIFE 6-BRASS IN POCKET 7-STOP YOUR SOBBING 8-THE WAIT 9-LOUIE LOUIE 10-PORCELAIN 11-TATTOOED LOVE BOYS 12-UP THE NECK 13-AUDIENCE 14-MYSTERY ACHIEVEMENT SB UNKNOWN LINEAGE > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  
 08/23/80 Heatwave Festival Mosport Park
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      SB UNKNOWN LINEAGE > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 
 09/08/80 Riviera Theater
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Lineage: WLUP-FM => cassette => HHB CDR830/CD-R/W => EAC => Nero Wave Editor (splits, edits and fades) => FLAC frontend level 6 (align on sector boundaries)............ Notes: Surprisingly, this one doesn't seem to be in circulation and I'm not sure why. It was an FM broadcast that apparently went out across the nation (DJ makes reference to this). Yet, I've never seen it in the Pretenders bootlegs web pages and it rarely shows up in traders pages as well. So here it is, and it's a very good show. I took this straight from the cassette and did no processing at all, other than to remove the unctuous Sky Daniels wherever possible from this. This was during the height of when WLUP-FM (The Loop) was a Chicago rock powerhouse. Black "Loop 97.9" T-shirts could be seen everywhere in Chicago and elsewhere, and this was just about a year after the infamous Disco Demolition stunt at Comiskey Park. To me, Sky Daniels represented everything wrong with rock radio and rock DJs at the time, and so he has been excised. But there is enough of him left if you want a taste.  
 09/04/81 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr     A-   
 12/16/81 Old Dominion Theater
London, England 
 1 cdr      The Pretenders Old Dominion Theatre London 12-16-81 **************************************************************** Recording source: FM Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: unknown Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ******************************************* ******************************************* Setlist: 01. Intro 02. Message of Love 03. Louie Louie 04. FM announcer 05. The Wait 06. Stop Your Sobbing 07. crowd 08. Kid 09. FM Announcer 10. Up The Neck 11. crowd 12. Brass in Pocket 13. London Mystery Achievement Another Classic from the DUBWISE GARAGE COLLECTION 
 05/30/83 Glen Helen Regional Park
Devore, CA 
 1 cdr      The Pretenders May 30, 1983 US Festival Glen Helen Regional Park Devore, CA Source: Pre FM SBD > Reels > Silver > EAC > WAV > FLAC Tracklist: 01. My City Was Gone 02. Message Of Love > The Adultress 03. Talk Of The Town 04. Stop Your Sobbing 05. Private Life* 06. Time The Avenger > Mystery Achievement 07. The Wait** 08. Middle Of The Road 09. Up The Neck 10. Precious 11. crowd noise 12. Back On The Chain Gang 13. Brass In Pocket 14. Money (officially released/not included) *- Dedicated to James Honeyman-Scott **- Dedicated to Pete Farndon Lineup: Chrissie Hynde - Vocals, guitar Robbie McIntosh - lead guitar, vocals Malcom Foster - bass Chris Thomas - keyboards Martin Chambers - drums Sound quality - A+ Performance - A+ Fantastic show. Turn this up LOUD!!!  
 07/12/85 Chestnut Cabaret
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      LIVE AID WARMUP ...CASSETTE SB MASTER > CASSETTE > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC.... 
 03/24/87 UIC Pavilion
Chicago, IL 
 2 cdr      MIKE"S NOTES **************** looks like this was broadcast 5/29/87 , but the show was performed at the chicago pavillion on 3/24/87.... on 5/29/87, the pretenders were the warm up band for U2 in Modena, Italy ******************************************************** The Pretenders Chicago, ? theatre 29 may 1987 Westwood 1 Pre-FM master > WW1 prod. Cassette > CDR > Flac ----------------> ***Note: these are the RAW recordings, before editing and adding station i.d.'s etc. In other words, these are the tapes before the broadcast version was put together, NOT the pre-FM LP or Cd master that was used for final broadcast. Maybe they should be called the PRE-PRE-FM masters...! addl note: in some cases, a song will start and then suddenly stop and restart. That is on the original master reels (and these cassettes) and not a defect or mistake in this or any of these torrents. usually happening at the 30 min. mark or thereabouts, indicating (to me) that multiple reels were used to capture the entire concert. -------------------> cd1 1 room full of mirrors 2 message of love 3 adultress 4 time the avenger 5 kid 6 CH talk 7 light of the moon (?) 8 my baby (?) 9 private life 10 hymn to her 11 > chill factor ( tape flip) 12 chill factor (continued) 13 chain gang 14 talk -tape break 15 my city was gone 16 up the neck 17 Bad Boys get spanked 18 middle of the road cd2 1 precious 2 encore break 3 don't get me wrong 4 brass in pocket 5 mystery achievement - 6 the wait (end only)  
 11/05/95 Symphony Space
New York, NY 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  MTV Unplugged .... Real nice soundboard recording cd-R>EAC>FLAC>YOU  
 02/14/00 Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      source: radio broadcast CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC 

 03/06/80 The Omni
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      SBD unknown origin Prince opened for Rick James 
 02/10/83 Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 1 cdr      Prince - Providence '83 - 1999 Tour, Civic Center, Providence 02.10.83 1 CDR Label : 4DaFunk Catalogue : #4DF 005 Disc Length : 61:52 Source : Soundboard Recording Sound Quality : EX+ Year Of Release : 2005 Lineage: CD-R(1) > EAC > WAVE > FLAC Frontend > FLAC (lvl 6, SBE aligned) ***4DaFunk titles are CD-R only releases*** Prince - Providence '83 01. Controversy 05:11 02. Let's Work 05:28 03. Do Me, Baby 06:38 04. D.M.S.R. - Lisa's Solo 06:14 05. With You - Still Waiting 02:53 06. How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore 06:29 07. Lady Cab Driver 03:10 08. Little Red Corvette 02:17 09. Dirty Mind 07:18 10. International Lover 07:30 11. 1999 08:27 
 04/07/85 Orange Bowl
Miami, FL 
 2 cdr      Prince And The Revolution Support Act Sheila E Purple Rain Tour Finale Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida April 7TH 1985 2 CD Label : Sabotage Records Catalogue : #SAB 120-121 Disc Length : 75:56 / 77:01 Source : Soundboard Recording Sound Quality : EX+ Year Of Release : 2001 Artwork included!! Disc 1 1. 4 THE TEARS IN YOUR EYES (PA) 3:43 2. LET'S GO CRAZY 5:58 3. DELIRIOUS 2:45 4. 1999 5:44 5. LITTLE RED CORVETTE 4:01 6. TAKE ME WITH U 4:07 7. YANKEE DOODLE DANDY 5:21 8. DO ME, BABY 1:59 9. IRRESISTIBLE BITCH 2:23 10. POSSESSED 3:05 11. HOW COME U DON'T CALL ME ANYMORE 6:38 12. TEMPTATION 2:25 13. LET'S PRETEND WE'RE MARRIED 2:59 14. INTERNATIONAL LOVER 1:10 15. GOD 8:28 16. COMPUTER BLUE 4:37 17. DARLING NIKKI 3:59 18. THE BEAUTIFUL ONES 6:34 Disc 2 1. WHEN DOVES CRY 8:21 2. I WOULD DIE 4 U 3:26 3. BABY I'M A STAR 12:57 4. PURPLE RAIN 20:09 Sheila E Support Act 5. SHORTBERRY STRAWCAKE 4:47 6. THE BELLE OF ST. MARK 5:20 7. NEXT TIME WIPE THE LIPSTICK OFF YOU COLLAR 4:10 8. EROTIC CITY (W/ PRINCE) 6:37 9. THE GLAMOROUS LIFE 7:31 10. PERCUSSION JAM 3:41 Comments from a great bootleg site Great document of the last Purple Rain Tour show. Well worth a listen. The addition of Sheila's set in same soundboard qualty is a nice addition. This release includes a great version of Purple Rain. This is the same show Thunderball released called Purple Finale. I find this release much better. The Thunderball release had too much filler. This Sabotage release stay true to the document. My only complaint is that the Sheila E set should have been put first so the listener would get the entire experience of the event. All in all a great release and worth a listen. Lineage: Silver -> EAC -> Flac fronted -> TTD Enjoy!!!!!!  
 06/17/87 Palais Omnisport de Bercy
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      "Wonderboy"..Silver CD > EAC > SHN.....  
 08/18/88 Paard Van Troje
Rotterdam, Holland 
 2 cdr     A+  "small club" aftershow - performed before 400 people - fantastic sound- The Lovesexy band: Sheila E: drums, percussion & vocals Matt Fink: computer keyboards Cat: vocals Eric Leeds & Atlanta Bliss: brass & vocal Miko Weaver: guitar & vocal Boni Boyer: vocal & Hammond organ Levi Seacer Jr.: bass & vocal Prince: whatever 
 07/29/90 Estadio Santa Maria del Mar
La Coruña, Spain 
 2 cdr      2 CDR Label : 4DaFunk Catalogue : #4DF 027-028 Disc Length : 47:59 / 34:49 Source : Soundboard / Broadcast Sound Quality : EX Year Of Release : 2005 Nude Tour Estadio Santa Maria del Mar, La Coruña Spain 29th July 1990 Disc 1 1. DAT INTRO 2. THE FUTURE 3. 1999 4. HOUSEQUAKE 5. SEXY DANCER 6. KISS - I'M IN THE MOOD 7. PURPLE RAIN 8. TAKE ME WITH U (INTRO) 9. TAKE ME WITH U 10. ALPHABET ST. 11. IT TAKES TWO 12. THE QUESTION OF U (INSTRUMENTAL) - THE QUESTION OF U - ELECTRIC MAN Disc 2 1. CONTROVERSY 2. DO ME, BABY 3. AIN'T NO WAY 4. NOTHING COMPARES 2 U 5. BATDANCE 6. PARTYMAN 7. ROCK THE HOUSE 8. BABY I'M A STAR 9. RESPECT COMMENT Previously available on a small handful of releases with the Sabotage 'Stripped Down' release perhaps being the most obvious and readily available. This release however has been sourced from a completely different recording than any other (uncirculating until now) and clocks in at 5 minutes longer than the Sabotage audio release, due in part to the fact the 'DAT Intro' has been left intact on here (Sabotage's release strangely doesn't include the opener). The only downside to the new source recording appears to be that it was incomplete as 'Partyman' sounds like it has been taken from a completely different recording - perhaps the change is only really audible at any great volume, however I picked up on it. That aside, the rest of the new recording is of stunning quality and contains far more vibrancy, life and clarity than the Sabotage release. Add to that the extra running length of the show and you have perhaps the best release of this broadcasted concert. The show itself is a very basic Nude tour concert from the mid-section of the tour however the performance is far from mundane and both the versions of 'Purple Rain' and 'The Question Of U' are as good as any from the entire tour. Newly sourced recordings are always worth comparing to the previous versions, and it's a pleasure when you find something of improved quality - no matter how good the previous release was. This is a more complete release in improved quality - what's not to like?  
 08/31/90 Tokyo Dome
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Prince In Japan Nude Tour 1990 Tokyo Dome, 31st august 1990 1 CD Label : Catalogue : Disc Length : 72:11 Source : Soundboard Recording Sound Quality : EX Year Of Release : Lineage: Silver -> EAC -> WAV -> Flac Level 6 -> TTD 01. Take Me With U 02. Bambi 03. Alphabet St. 04. Kiss - I'm In The Mood 05. Purple Rain 06. When Doves Cry 07. Do Me, Baby 08. The Future 09. 1999 - Housequake - Sexy Dancer 10. Litte Red Corvette 11. Batdance 12. Partyman 13. What Have You Done For Me Lately? 14. Rock The House 15. Baby I'm A Star It's not his best tour, but it nice to listen every once and awhile Enjoy  
 10/18/98 Slim's
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Prince Slim´s club San Francisco 18 October 1998 (am) Boot : “War @ Slim´s” Lineage: Soundboard -> CD Silver -> Wav -> Flac Track listing: Instrumental jam No woman no cry I’ll take you there Asswoop Thank you for talkin’ to me Africa Release yourself Bonustrack one: Live at Paisley Park studios, 20 June 1998 (am) The war (not included, oficial released) Bonustrack two: Live at Brixton academy, London, 28 August 1998 Jam of the year (not included, oficial released) Fingerprint file is included. Artwork is not.  
 11/20/00 The Orbit Room
Grand Rapids, MI 
 1 cdr     A-  aftershow - part of "electic fetus" bootleg 
 12/10/00 The Studio 54
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr      part of bootleg "electric fetus" 
 03/15/04 Club Black (aftershow)
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      includes filler from rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony earlier that evening 
 03/29/04 Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      Label : Sabotage Records Catalogue : #SAB 324-325 Disc Length : 75:58 / 75:54 Source : Soundboard Recording Sound Quality : EX+ Year Of Release : 2005 Lineage: Silver CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC (lvl 6, SBE aligned) Prince - Los Angeles BIG SCREEN Concert Tour Premier 2004 CD1 01. Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame Intro 03:19 02. Musicology 03:55 03. Let's Go Crazy 03:36 04. I Would Die 4 U 01:26 05. When Doves Cry 02:04 06. 1999 Intro [Instrumental] 00:13 07. Baby I'm A Star 04:24 08. Shhh! 06:50 09. D.M.S.R. 06:29 10. A Love Bizarre 00:08 11. The Glamorous Life 00:05 12. I Feel 4 U 02:19 13. Controversy 06:28 14. Interlude 02:20 15. God [Instrumental] 04:23 16. The Beautiful Ones 04:52 17. Nothing Compares 2 U 03:24 18. Insatiable 05:31 19. Sign O' The Times 05:12 20. The Question Of U - The One - Fallin' 08:50 Prince - Los Angeles BIG SCREEN Concert Tour Premier 2004 CD2 01. Let's Work 02:22 02. U Got The Look 02:13 03. Hot Pants - Life O' The Party 03:59 04. Soul Man 01:53 05. Kiss 02:26 06. Take Me With U 05:34 07. Interlude II [Insturmental] 07:37 08. Forever In My Life - Real Players 03:32 09. 12:01 04:51 10. On The Couch 03:26 11. Little Red Corvette 02:42 12. Sometimes It Snows In April 02:56 13. 7 04:10 14. Purple Rain 14:54 36th NAACP Awards 03.19.05 15. NAACP 2005 Speech 00:53 16. D.M.S.R. 01:31 17. We're A Winner 01:06 18. I Never Loved A Man [The Way I Love You] 01:03 19. Satisfied 01:39 20. I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing [Open Up The Door...] 00:48 21. Housequake 01:23 22. The Jam [Instrumental] 00:26 23. The Bird 00:58 24. The Glamorous Life 01:47 25. The Santana Medley 01:33 
 06/02/04 HP Pavillion
San Jose, CA 
 2 cdr     A-   
 08/24/04 Wachovia Center
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Last Band Standing Prince and the New Power Generation Wachovia Center, Philadelphia, PA August 24, 2004 CD1: RnR Hall Of Fame Intro 3:21 Musicology 4:50 Let's Go Crazy 3:40 I Would Die 4 U 1:40 When Doves Cry (including snippet of Kiss) 1:46 1999 (Intro) 0:11 Baby, I'm A Star (Including Renato's solo) 5:01 Shhh! 7:30 D.M.S.R. including Real Pimps Speech (Including Maceo Parker and Rhonda Smith solos) 10:37 Pass The Peas (Maceo Parker) 2:09 No Diggity (Featuring Patti LaBelle) 6:24 I Feel For You 2:37 Controversy 3:57 A Love Bizarre 1:53 Audience 0:53 Jam including Housequake (Snippet) 2:31 What A Wonderful World (Instrumental) 7:42 Sometimes It Snows In April (Instrumental) 2:26 CD2: Little Red Corvette 2:13 Peach 2:19 I Wanna Be Your Lover 1:30 Raspberry Beret 2:20 Prince & The Band 4:31 Alphabet St. 1:51 Sweet Thing 1:27 Adore 3:02 I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man (Snippet) 0:15 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 2:37 7 2:17 Pop Life 3:08 Sign O' The Times (Repeated Intro) 1:06 Let's Work 2:42 Lopsy Lu 0:37 U Got The Look 2:18 Life O' The Party 4:18 Soul Man (Chance Howard) 1:38 Kiss 2:29 Take Me With U 2:48 The N.P.G. Hornz Coda 2:38 Audience 0:56 Call My Name 4:31 Purple Rain 11:22  

 12/31/87 Paisley Park Studios
Minneapolis, MN 
 2 cdr     A-   

 12/24/75 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr      Queen Hammersmith Odeon, London December 24, 1975 Lineage: PRE-FM 'original' CD >EAC>Bias Peak (removed commercials, etc.) >FLAC(lvl 8) setlist: 1. Now I'm Here 2. Ogre Battle 3. White Queen 4. Bohemian Rhapsody 5. Killer Queen 6. The March Of The Black Queen 7. Bohemian Rhapsody (Conclusion) 8. Keep Yourself Alive 9. Brighton Rock 10. Son And Daughter 11. Liar 12. In The Lap Of The Gods This is not the complete concert. It is the pre-fm source (Westwood One) I have. It`s an upgrade to earlier versions. There exists a bootleg called "A Night Up The Chimney" with following setlist: 01. Now I'm Here 02. Ogre Battle 03. White Queen (As It Began) 04. Queen Medley: Bohemian Rhapsody Killer Queen March Of The Black Queen Bohemian Rhapsody reprise 05. Bring Back That Leroy Brown 06. Brighton Rock / Son And Daughter reprise 07. Keep Yourself Alive 08. Liar 09. In The Lap Of The Gods... revisited 10. * Rock'n'roll medley: Big Spender! Jailhouse Rock Stupid Cupid Be Bop A Lula Jailhouse Rock reprise Shake Rattle & Roll 11. Seven Seas Of Rhye 12. ** See What A Fool I've Been 13. *** God Save The Queen This seems to be the complete concert. But it`s fm sourced and the quality is inferior. Also tracks 10 up to 13 are lossy, because these tracks were never broadcasted. Enjoy 
 06/06/77 Earl's Court
London, UK 
 2 cdr      Artist: Queen Date: 6th June 1977 Venue: Earl's Court Arena, London, UK Source: "A Night at the Court" bootleg CDs (Tarantula TNT 007/8) Lineage: CD > WAV > FLAC Disc 1: 01) a) Procession b) Tie Your Mother Down (total: 4.54) 02) Ogre Battle (6.02) 03) White Queen (As it Began) (6.27) 04) Somebody to Love (5.56) 05) a) Killer Queen b) Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy c) The Millionaire Waltz (total: 7.26) 06) a) You're my Best Friend b) Bring Back That Leroy Brown (total: 5.03) 07) Death on Two Legs (Dedicated to..... (4.31) 08) Brighton Rock (13.56) 09) '39 (3.55) 10) You Take my Breath Away (4.04) 11) a) White Man b) The Prophet's Song (total: 11.13) Disc 2: 01) Bohemian Rhapsody (5.11) 02) Stone Cold Crazy (2.14) 03) In the Lap of the Gods...Revisited (3.25) 04) Now I'm Here (4.42) 05) Liar (8.44) 06) a) Lucille b) Jailhouse Rock c) Stupid Cupid d) Be-Bop-a-Lula (total: 9.10) 07) God Save the Queen (1.11) Additional tracks: Artist: Queen Date: 21st November 1973 Venue: Town Hall, Birmingham, UK Source/Lineage: as above 08) a) Procession b) Father to Son (total: 6.46) 09) Son and Daughter (6.50) 10) Ogre Battle (4.35) 11) a) Hangman b) Keep Yourself Alive (total: 7.04) Here's a show from back when Queen were a pop group of the good kind (i.e. before the synths and all the eighties machismo), not bland stadium rockers (ooh, controversial!). It's a good show, a well-known one, I believe. Supporting "A Day at the Races". The songs rounding out disc 2 are all that remain of an early show supporting Mott the Hoople which Tarantula tacked on to the end of the bootleg ("Keep Yourself Alive" is cut). Enjoy it - oh, artwork is included. 
 06/21/86 Maimarkt-Gelände
Mannheim, Germany 
 2 cdr      Queen 06-21-86 Maimarktgelaende, Mannheim, Germany Label Gypsy Eye GE 141 / 142 Source FM Sound quality EX Lineage: CD-R -> FLAC Level 8 -> You Disc 1 1. One Vision 5:17 2. Tie Your Mother Down 3:47 3. In The Lap Of The Gods (revisited) 2.29 4. Seven Seas Of Rhye 1.18 5. Liar (short instrumental) / Tear It Up 2.11 6. A Kind Of Magic 7.21 7. Under Pressure 3.40 8. Another One Bites The Dust 4.37 9. Who Wants To Live Forever 4.17 10. I Want To Break Free 3.23 11. Impromptu / Gimmie Some Lovin'4.51 12. Guitar Solo 8:20 13. Now I'm Here 4.38 Disc 2 1. Love Of My Life 4.36 2. Is This The World We Created ? 2.47 3. (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care 1.24 4. Hallo Mary Lou 1.18 5. Tutti Frutti w. Fish 3.20 6. Bohemian Rhapsody 5.46 7. Hammer To Fall 5.04 8. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 7.26 9. Radio Ga Ga 7:52 10. We Will Rock You 2.52 11. Friends Will Be Friends 1.58 12. We Are The Champions 3.39 13. God Save The Queen 2.06 One of the best shows of the Magic Tour (1986), in Ex quality; this is the best version around. 100% complete. Comment: A truly superb upgrade of the Mannheim soundboard recording. Although it has better soundquality than the 'Reigns The World' bootleg, this one has a bit more tape hiss than the previous release. Having said that, this set is still far superior to the others as it not only contains the full show, it is also without any fade in/outs which were so often present on previous releases. This is the definitive version of the show, and it cannot and will not get any better than this. Note that the previous bootleg release with the same title (on Leopard label) has worse quality than this Gypsy Eye re-release. The lead singer of the band Marillion, Fish, joins the band to sing backing vocals on Tutti Frutti.  

 11/06/66 Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      QUICKILVER MESSENGER SERVICE FILLMORE AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO,CA.,USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD1 NOVEMBER 5,1966 SET 1 1-DINO'S SONG 2-HAIR LIKE SUNSHINE 3-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING 6-IF YOU LIVE 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER SET 2 8-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 9-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 10-SUZY Q 11-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 12-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 13-GOLD AND SILVER 14-STAND BY ME 15-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD2 FEBRUARY 4,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME ( CUTS IN AFTER 10 SECONDS FOLLOWING AN UNKNOWN SONG ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-ALL NIGHT WORKER 5-CODEINE 6-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 7-MONA 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * 10-LOOK AROUND YOU * * W/ DINO VALENTI CD3 1-DINO'S SONG 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 4-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 5-STAND BY ME 6-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 7-DUNCAN AND BRADY 8-PRIDE OF MAN 9-WHO DO YOU LOVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD4 FEBRUARY 5,1967 1-SUZY Q ( CUTS IN ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-DANDELION 4-GOLD AND SILVER 5-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 6-CODEINE 7-INSTRUMENTAL 8-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING CD5 1-DINO'S SONG ( CUTS IN ) 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-HEY MAMA 6-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER 8-STAND BY ME 9-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD6 FEBRUARY 6,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 2-ALL NIGHT WORKER 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-HEY MAMA 5-WALKIN' BLUES # 6-YEAR OF THE OUTRAGE # 7-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * * W/ DINO VALENTI # W/ NICK GRAVENITES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILL GRAHAM ARCHIVES MASTER SB REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC ON A RELATED NOTE,THE BG DATABASE SHOWS 3 DATES FOR THAT 2/67 WEEKEND;FEB.3,4 AND 5,1967. THESE TAPES GO AROUND AS FEB.4,5 AND 6,1967 AND MY COPIES CONTAIN THE SAME INFO. NO SHOW IS LISTED FOR FEB.6. 
 02/04/67 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      QUICKILVER MESSENGER SERVICE FILLMORE AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO,CA.,USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD1 NOVEMBER 5,1966 SET 1 1-DINO'S SONG 2-HAIR LIKE SUNSHINE 3-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING 6-IF YOU LIVE 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER SET 2 8-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 9-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 10-SUZY Q 11-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 12-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 13-GOLD AND SILVER 14-STAND BY ME 15-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD2 FEBRUARY 4,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME ( CUTS IN AFTER 10 SECONDS FOLLOWING AN UNKNOWN SONG ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-ALL NIGHT WORKER 5-CODEINE 6-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 7-MONA 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * 10-LOOK AROUND YOU * * W/ DINO VALENTI CD3 1-DINO'S SONG 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 4-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 5-STAND BY ME 6-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 7-DUNCAN AND BRADY 8-PRIDE OF MAN 9-WHO DO YOU LOVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD4 FEBRUARY 5,1967 1-SUZY Q ( CUTS IN ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-DANDELION 4-GOLD AND SILVER 5-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 6-CODEINE 7-INSTRUMENTAL 8-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING CD5 1-DINO'S SONG ( CUTS IN ) 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-HEY MAMA 6-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER 8-STAND BY ME 9-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD6 FEBRUARY 6,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 2-ALL NIGHT WORKER 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-HEY MAMA 5-WALKIN' BLUES # 6-YEAR OF THE OUTRAGE # 7-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * * W/ DINO VALENTI # W/ NICK GRAVENITES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILL GRAHAM ARCHIVES MASTER SB REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC ON A RELATED NOTE,THE BG DATABASE SHOWS 3 DATES FOR THAT 2/67 WEEKEND;FEB.3,4 AND 5,1967. THESE TAPES GO AROUND AS FEB.4,5 AND 6,1967 AND MY COPIES CONTAIN THE SAME INFO. NO SHOW IS LISTED FOR FEB.6. 
 02/05/67 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      QUICKILVER MESSENGER SERVICE FILLMORE AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO,CA.,USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD1 NOVEMBER 5,1966 SET 1 1-DINO'S SONG 2-HAIR LIKE SUNSHINE 3-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING 6-IF YOU LIVE 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER SET 2 8-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 9-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 10-SUZY Q 11-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 12-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 13-GOLD AND SILVER 14-STAND BY ME 15-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD2 FEBRUARY 4,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME ( CUTS IN AFTER 10 SECONDS FOLLOWING AN UNKNOWN SONG ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-ALL NIGHT WORKER 5-CODEINE 6-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 7-MONA 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * 10-LOOK AROUND YOU * * W/ DINO VALENTI CD3 1-DINO'S SONG 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 4-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 5-STAND BY ME 6-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 7-DUNCAN AND BRADY 8-PRIDE OF MAN 9-WHO DO YOU LOVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD4 FEBRUARY 5,1967 1-SUZY Q ( CUTS IN ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-DANDELION 4-GOLD AND SILVER 5-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 6-CODEINE 7-INSTRUMENTAL 8-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING CD5 1-DINO'S SONG ( CUTS IN ) 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-HEY MAMA 6-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER 8-STAND BY ME 9-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD6 FEBRUARY 6,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 2-ALL NIGHT WORKER 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-HEY MAMA 5-WALKIN' BLUES # 6-YEAR OF THE OUTRAGE # 7-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * * W/ DINO VALENTI # W/ NICK GRAVENITES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILL GRAHAM ARCHIVES MASTER SB REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC ON A RELATED NOTE,THE BG DATABASE SHOWS 3 DATES FOR THAT 2/67 WEEKEND;FEB.3,4 AND 5,1967. THESE TAPES GO AROUND AS FEB.4,5 AND 6,1967 AND MY COPIES CONTAIN THE SAME INFO. NO SHOW IS LISTED FOR FEB.6. 
 02/06/67 Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      QUICKILVER MESSENGER SERVICE FILLMORE AUDITORIUM, SAN FRANCISCO,CA.,USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD1 NOVEMBER 5,1966 SET 1 1-DINO'S SONG 2-HAIR LIKE SUNSHINE 3-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING 6-IF YOU LIVE 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER SET 2 8-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 9-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 10-SUZY Q 11-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 12-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 13-GOLD AND SILVER 14-STAND BY ME 15-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD2 FEBRUARY 4,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME ( CUTS IN AFTER 10 SECONDS FOLLOWING AN UNKNOWN SONG ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-ALL NIGHT WORKER 5-CODEINE 6-GOT MY MOJO WORKIN' 7-MONA 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * 10-LOOK AROUND YOU * * W/ DINO VALENTI CD3 1-DINO'S SONG 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 4-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 5-STAND BY ME 6-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 7-DUNCAN AND BRADY 8-PRIDE OF MAN 9-WHO DO YOU LOVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD4 FEBRUARY 5,1967 1-SUZY Q ( CUTS IN ) 2-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 3-DANDELION 4-GOLD AND SILVER 5-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 6-CODEINE 7-INSTRUMENTAL 8-SMOKESTACK LIGHTNING CD5 1-DINO'S SONG ( CUTS IN ) 2-WALKIN' BLUES 3-DRIVIN' WHEEL ( EARLY VERSION OF IT'S BEEN TOO LONG ) 4-BABE I'M GONNA LEAVE YOU 5-HEY MAMA 6-HOOCHIE COOCHIE MAN 7-ALL NIGHT WORKER 8-STAND BY ME 9-PRIDE OF MAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CD6 FEBRUARY 6,1967 1-YOU DON'T LOVE ME 2-ALL NIGHT WORKER 3-GOLD AND SILVER 4-HEY MAMA 5-WALKIN' BLUES # 6-YEAR OF THE OUTRAGE # 7-I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' 8-A FOOL FOR YOU * 9-I CAN'T BELIEVE IT * * W/ DINO VALENTI # W/ NICK GRAVENITES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BILL GRAHAM ARCHIVES MASTER SB REELS > AUDIO CD > EAC > FLAC ON A RELATED NOTE,THE BG DATABASE SHOWS 3 DATES FOR THAT 2/67 WEEKEND;FEB.3,4 AND 5,1967. THESE TAPES GO AROUND AS FEB.4,5 AND 6,1967 AND MY COPIES CONTAIN THE SAME INFO. NO SHOW IS LISTED FOR FEB.6. 

 05/15/53 Massey Hall
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr      Received in trade .................. The Quintet Charlie 'Bird' Parker - Sax John B. "Dizzy" Gillespie - Trumpet Bud Powell - Piano Charles Mingus - Bass Max Roach - Drums Massey Hall Toronto, Ontario 5/15/53 Sbrd Some ( maybe most ) of this material has been officially released, but this disc may have a few more tracks than most recordings seem to have. Here's the track list : 1 Perdido 2 Salt Peanuts 3 All The Things You Are 4 Wee 5 Hot House 6 A Night In Tunisia 7 Embraceable You 8 Sure Thing 9 Cherokee 10 Jubilee 11 Lullaby Of Birdland 12 Bass-ically Speaking Here's an interesting review i found on Amazon about the officailly released tracks : 28 Reviews 5 star: (18) 4 star: (7) 3 star: (3) 2 star: (0) 1 star: (0) Average Customer Review 4.5 out of 5 stars (28 customer reviews) Share your thoughts with other customers: Create your own review Most Helpful Customer Reviews 44 of 50 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars 4 1/2* Summit's Great; Summit's Just Very Good, July 15, 2001 By M. Allen Greenbaum (California) - See all my reviews (TOP 100 REVIEWER) (VINE VOICE) (REAL NAME) Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Jazz at Massey Hall (Audio CD) This is an excellent, but not "essential" recording of perhaps the five greatest jazz instrumentalists of the bop era. The legendary players include Charlie "Bird" Parker on sax, John B. "Dizzie" Gillespie on trumpet, Bud Powell on piano, Charles Mingus on bass, and Max Roach on drums. It would be difficult to ask for a better all-star lineup; it is, indeed, a historic meeting. However, while the meeting is stratospheric, the results are mixed. Of course, each plays superbly, but the ensemble playing--the empathic groove between the musicians-- is sometimes uneven. This is not to take away any superlatives from individual performances or those cuts where the band is tight and simpatico, but, in reviewing the performance, one must (somehow) suspend knowledge of each performer's individual excellence. The biggest culprit is the very uneven sound quality obtained from Mingus' backstage recorder (!). Mingus, in fact, had to dub in most of his performance later because he was recorded so poorly. Unfortunately, no one else redubbed their parts, and this, at times, dampens the performances of Powell, Parker, and Roach. The second overall problem is the apparent lack of direction in some of the music. Finally, the band's ensemble playing seldom wanders far from the familiar bebop grooves. (When it does extend itself, however, the band's creative impulse will jolt you.) Here, then, are the cuts: "Perdido" (7:53): Dizzy Gillespie provides the only fireworks here. His dramatic dynamics (volume changes) are well-recorded, his rapport with Roach is unusually good, and he throws in a trademark whimsical musical "quotation." Powell has a long searching solo that features an excellent fluid-yet-choppy solo. Parker is somewhat less well recorded, and Mingus is limited to keeping the beat with a walking bass. Parker has some good riffs, but, overall, the song lacks direction. The group hits its stride with "Salt Peanuts"(7:30), the best song on the album (along with track 4, "Wee"). Parker is really kicking here, with Diz yelling encouragement in the background, and the rhythm section has an electric, punching pulse. Dizzy's plays at a blistering pace: His bravado and virtuosity evident with every note. The great Bud Powell is not well recorded, but there's a prototypical powerhouse solo by Roach. "All the Things You Are" (7:55): Perhaps the least appealing cut. Dizzy opens nicely, but the rhythm section doesn't mesh--there's almost a feeling that they're "reading" different arrangements, trying to find their way back to each other. The sound doesn't help either--Roach drops out about midway through the song, and Powell and Gillespie are either not miked well or are just strangely absent. Bird plays well, but without the necessary support it lacks emotional impact. Dizzy finally enters with a wonderful (if slightly over long) muted trumpet solo, simultaneous daring and melodic. Mingus, and then the rest of the band, deliver a solid conclusion, but it's too little, too late. I think the other standout here is "Wee" (6:45), an up tempo blues with some of Parker's best work on the album, backed with flair and empathy by the rhythm section. Bird and Diz have ample room to paint expressively across the vast bebop canvas. Powell is better recorded here, and gives perhaps his best performance here. Roach is an acrobat, deftly tossing fireworks with controlled abandon. On "Hot House" (9:18) the bass recording overpowers Parker's nuanced, brilliantly colored performance. At one point, Powell seems to step closer to the mike, and the sound is that much more compelling. The drumming sounds muffled, and, overall there is a curious lack of energy (though Powell wraps up with an outstanding bop solo). Mingus' solo, though initially barely audible, picks up for some of his most creative work on the album. The famous Gillespie/Paparelli tune "A Night in Tunisia" (7:33) opens with a beautiful muted trumpet against an insistent, economical bass line. Excellent balance among the players, whether playing together, or trading solo adventures. I'm a huge Mingus fan, but, for some reason, he adheres fairly closely to a walking bass (although the range of notes is awesome); a more angular approach might have lent more interest. The group brings the song to an exciting conclusion. I recommend this in the same way I might recommend watching an NBA all-star game. The players have not had enough time to play as a team, although individual performances can be awesome. At times, though, there is inspiring, flowing team work. By the way, for such an auspicious occasion, it is surprising that there are no liner notes. Brian Priestley's "Mingus, A Critical Biography" (available at ...) devotes two pages to the concert. Obviously, there are some flaws here, but I still recommend it highly.  

 07/09/83 Larry's Hideaway
Toronto, ON 
 1 cdr       
 07/13/83 Paradise Theater
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      R.E.M Paradise Rock Club Boston, Massachusetts July 13, 1983 Source: FM Rebroadcast WBCN > DAT Dat provided by Matt Field Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > UA-5 > USB > WaveLab @[16/48] Mastering in WaveLab with iZotope Ozone 4 dithered to [16/44.1] > CD Wave > TLH > Flac Transfer and mastering by Bill Koucky March 10, 2009 1. Intro 2. Gardening At Night 3. 9-9 4. Happy Birthday > 5. Moral Kiosk 6. Laughing 7. Pilgrimage 8. Seven Chinese Brothers 9. Talk About The Passion 10. Wolves, Lower 11. Harborcoat 12. Sitting Still 13. Pretty Persuasion 14. Catapult 15. Just A Touch 16. West of The Fields > 17. Radio Free Europe 18. White Tornado 19. Ages Of You <--omitted 20. We Walk <--omitted 21. 1,000,000 <--omitted 22. – Station ID - 23. California Dreamin' 24. Carnival Of Sorts (Boxcars) Time: 77:54 (before the 3 omitted tracks) Note: "Ages Of You", "We Walk" and "1,000,000" were officially-released (and are thus omitted here): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/..of_the_I.R.S._Years_1982-1987  
 04/20/84 Theatre Eldorado
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      R.E.M. Théâtre El Dorado, Paris, France 20 April 1984 "Parislive" I.R.S. Tape (Revision) Recorded by RTL French radio but not broadcast. Original source lineage: Master Reels > I.R.S. DAT > 100 min. Chrome Cass. (M) > 1st gen Chrome Cass. > Safety Copy > CDR > flac Additional lineage: flac > TLH > wav > Adobe Audition 3.0.1/SHN Tool/CD Wave > wav > Flac Frontend > flac 8 01 Ghost Riders In The Sky (2:17) (intro cut) 02 Moral Kiosk (3:21) 03 Catapult (4:00) 04 Pilgrimage (4:05) 05 Letter Never Sent (3:08) 06 Southern Central Rain (3:16) 07 Harbor Coat (4:00) 08 Sitting Still (4:09) (dropout at 3:55) 09 Gardening At Night (3:41) 10 9-9 (2:54) 11 Windout (2:14) 12 Time After Time (Annelise) (3:37) 13 Just A Touch (2:25) 14 Little America (2:59) 15 Pale Blue Eyes (3:30) - encore 1 16 Second Guessing (2:45) 17 Radio Free Europe (1:52) 18 We Walk (1:36) 19 20th Century Boy (2:49) 20 1,000,000 (5:11) - encore 2 21 Walter's BBQ / Band Introduction (1:24) 22 (Don't Go Back To) Rockville (4:33) 23 Talk About The Passion (3:14) 24 Carnival Of Sorts (Boxcars) (fades out) (3:20) Total Time: 76:36 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- This was originally upped by tranehead at Dime at January 3, 2008 (still up there, though not seeded at the moment: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=177557) but with Gardening At Night and 9-9 left off due to Dime policy, both tracks have been released on the (Don't Go Back To) Rockville 12", I.R.S. label, catalogue # IRSX107 (scan included). Tranehead's comments: "Got this many moons ago from a guy that worked with the band...they used 2 songs on a UK 12" so i had to leave those off. Ive sat on this for a long time...playing it for a few and teasing others(!) but never copying...i always thought it would just turn up.......so what the f***...as Keith would say, "let the tigers run free"...(no pun intended SF folks...) I know i have another copy of this show with the complete end but it could be lost to the ages...so at least we have this. a strangely compelling show!! much longer than anything ive seen listed for this gig...but...can't argue with the taped evidence! the crowd seems almost antagonistic...!! note: the 12" version says "recorded in mono" in the credits, but this tapes sounds stereo...??? ((((anyone with a =scope??...))) dedicated to all the old timers...from the day. kennedy inclusive! Viva Scarselli!" Then it's been upped the same day here by maggie7 (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=51229), with Gardening At Night and 9-9 included. The middle section of the show (with Gardening and 9-9) was all messed up though, bits and pieces all over the place, while 20th Century Boy was split into 2 tracks with a 1:07 overlap. Here's what I did to make this show flow as smoothly as possible (with thanks to a couple of people who posted on maggie7's thread): - Assembled all the bits and pieces of Gardening At Night and 9-9, edited and put in the right sequence - Removed a 5 seconds dropout at the end of Gardening At Night - Removed a 1 second repeat/dropout at the end of Just A Touch - Removed 1 minute 7 seconds overlap between the 2 parts of 20th Century Boy - Fixed sector boundary errors with SHN Tool - Appended wavs - Retracked - Encoded to flac 8 with Flac Frontend Now, coming back to tranehead's original question: this is indeed a mono recording but transferred to 2 channel stereo somewhere along the line which explains why he thinks it sounds stereo. After Pale Blue Eyes, before the 1st encore where there is a cut, I suppose there's been a Reel change (as opposed to the middle of 20th Century Boy as noted in the original info txt), the sound changes, going off center to the left channel which corrects itself a bit later on but never gets back to being the same as where it was before the cut. The levels are overdriven here and there which results in clipping, especially noticable on Catapult. Notice too that due to tape damage at the fixed dropouts/repeats the sound changes a bit here and there and that I was unable to do something about the dropout at the end of Sitting Still. In my opinion the sound changes don't interfere with the flow of the show too much. I did the best I can do, I hope you will find this to be an improvement. I've included a ticket scan of the show which a member of Dime was so kind to supply. Revisions done by pernod/Bert13 Uploaded at The Trader's Den August 24, 2009 
 08/23/85 Leroy Theater
Pawtucket, RI 
 2 cdr     B+  Sony TCD-6M/Nacamichi CM-300 > Audience cassette master > Cassette > Cassette > CDR > dBpowerAMP > WAV > FLAC Frontend > Flac files This might be the best recording of the August shows. It is very crisp, and the drums do not dominate the sound as they do on Toronto and Barrymore's. As with my two previous posts, David O. Thomas taped this show. There are occasional level fluctuations, but nothing major. Again, I would give this at least an A-/EX-. 
 04/10/91 MTV Studios (Unplugged)
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      R.E.M. 1991-04-10 "Animal's Attractions" - MTV unplugged R.E.M. 10 April 1991 Chelsea Studios, New York, NY, USA from Bootleg: "Animal's Attractions" SBC012 CD > wav (eac) > flac8 omitted official released tracks: Half a world away (on "MTV Unplugged Collection Volume One") Love Is All Around, Loosing My Religion (both on the DVD: R.E.M. - This Film Is On (2000) A combination of videos from the band's first quadruple platinum album OUT OF TIME, plus the MTV UNPLUGGED renditions of "Losing My Religion" and "Love Is All Around." I bought this boot for 15 DM (instead 30 DM being the price earlier) in the 90s. Never saw it shared until now so I like to put it up now, another one called "Precious Rarities" will come later. Wondering whether there are offcial tracks on this I asked and became a hint that there would be one. At last I had to ask the mods (thanks to jupiter2101 for helping out!) - how can I be sure when I don't own the specific DVD's or CD's? But there seems to be assurance about the 3 tracks noted above. So here is the remaining rest: (1. Half a world away - OMITTED) 2. Disturbance at the heron house 3. Radio Song 4. Low 5. Perfect Circle 6. Fall On Me 7. Belong (8. Love is all around - OMITTED) 9. Its the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine) (10. Loosing my religion - OMITTED) 11. She will talk about the weather time: 35:00 min (of 46:43) Line Up REM (according to artwork) Michael Stipe -Lead vocal Peter Buck - guitar, mandolin Bill Berry - drums, vocals Mike Mills - bass, vocals & Special guest Jefferson Holt on guitar note from the R.E.M. Timeline (http://members.iinet.net.au/~darryl74/1990.html): 10 April 1991 - 'Unplugged', Chelsea Studios, New York, NY set: World Leader Pretend / Half A World Away / Disturbance At The Heron House / Spooky / Fretless / Swan Swan H / Smiling Faces / Radio Song / Low / But It's All Right / Perfect Circle / Fall On Me / Belong / Egyptian Reggae / Love Is All Around / It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) / Losing My Religion / Pop Song 89 / Get Up / World Leader Pretend [take 2] / Disturbance At The Heron House [take 2] / Endgame notes: World Leader Pretend, Spooky, Fretless, Swan Swan H, Smiling Faces, But It's All Right, Egyptian Reggae and Get Up were not broadcast. Another version of World Leader Pretend and Heron House were recorded, apparently due to sound problems. The song 'But It's All Right' appears to be a 60s/70s soul song which is sung by Mike, however that may not be its correct title. This show can be found on many bootlegs, including "Pluggelectric", minus the songs that were cut from the broadcast. artwork-scans included uploaded on Dime by trapper Sep 08  
 07/30/95 Milton Keynes Bowl
Milton Keynes, England 
 2 cdr     A-  disc2 may have been recorded TAO at some point for some reason 
 07/30/95 Milton Keynes Bowl
Milton Keynes, England 
 2 cdr      REM liberated 2CD bootleg "Adhesion" (Kiss the Stone 471-472) Venue: National Bowl City: Milton Keynes, UK Date: 1995.07.30 Source: pre?-FM> my original Silver CD's > WAV with EAC 0.95b4 > FLAC with FLAC frontend [level 8] 1.7.1 Setlist: 1. What's the frequency Kenneth 2. Crush with eyeliner 3. Drive 4. Turn you inside out 5. Try not to breathe 6. I took your name 7. Undertow 8. Bang and blame 9. I don't sleep, I dream 10. Strange currencies 11. Revolution 12. Tongue 13. Man on the moon 14. Country feedback 15. Half a world away 16. Losing my religion 17. Pop song '89 18. Finest worksong 19. Get up 20. Star 69 21. Let me in 22. Everybody hurts + band introduction 23. Fall on me 24. Departure 25. It's the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine)  
 09/14/03 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: Sony ECM12's > Sony D8 (Recorded from the 4th row, in front of right stacks) Transfer: DAT > ??? > CDR Conversion: CDR > EAC 0.9 beta 4 (.wav) > mkwACT 0.97 BETA 1 (.shn) (seek tables appended) Recorded and Transferred by Luke 
 10/29/03 The Avalon
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  R.E.M. October 29th 2003 Avalon Hollywood Theatre Hollywood, CA Source: WB Promo 2CDR-set sent out to radiostations Excellent soundboard recording *** This is NOT the widely spread FM sourced recording*** CD-R -> EAC -> CDWAVE -> FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 -> FLAC Encoded by Matthijs Disc 1: 01 Finest Worksong 02 These Days 03 The Wake-Up Bomb 04 So Fast, So Numb 05 Exhuming McCarthy 06 Animal 07 Sweetness Follows 08 Bad Day 09 World Leader Pretend 10 Strange Currencies 11 Losing My Religion Disc 2: 01 At My Most Beautiful 02 She Just Wants To Be 03 Walk Unafraid 04 Man On The Moon 05 Life And How To Live It 06 Welcome To The Occupation 07 Nightswimming 08 Final Straw 09 Permanent Vacation 10 Imitation Of Life Many thanks to David A. for sharing this promo CD with us! 
 07/16/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 1 cdr     A+  1.What's The Frequency Kenneth 2.One I Love 3.Drive 4.The Outsiders 5.Leaving New York 6.Everybody Hurts 7.Electron Blue 8.Final Straw 9.Orange Crush 10.Walk Unafraid 11.Losing My Religion 12.Man On The Moon Broadcast 23 July 2005 This concert was postponed one week due to the terrorist atrocities in London. Lineage: FM (off air) BBC Radio2 broadcast (Denon TU260L II)> CDR Pioneer PSR-509 > EAC (secure mode) > Soundforge > Flac (level8, sector boundary aligned, verified) NB. FM (off air) is stated, as some cable FM sources are now coming from low quality digital feeds. DJ announcements have been removed in Soundforge. 

 07/11/81 Dream Palace
New Orleans, LA 
 3 cdr       
 08/26/96 The Call
Providence, RI 
 3 cdr      The Radiators Acoustic Heat Gen 2.5 The Call Providence, RI 1996-08-26 After having the Rads at the Call on a Sunday in June for a one night HeatGen 2, they were going to be in the area again and we squeezed this second night out of them for HeatGen 2.5. This is a SCORCHER Acoustic show. The Rads were on the road doing a "BarnBurner Tour" that summer where they got about 45 minutes of stage time each night to play at the outdoor places like Great Woods with Buddy Guy etc. and this one-off show allowed them stretch it out and get their rocks off in an unplugged way. You'll hear it in their intro! My buddy John Dimaio was gracious enough to let us get them in The Call on fairly short notice. It was a very packed house for Acoustic Radiation on a Monday night. Those were the days! Once again, Radiators Acoustic with all the energy of an electric show. The set list sez it all. What a way to spend a Monday night and this download will let you experience it! Thanks to all the tapers that showed up... especially Gerry G who is responsible for this one. Thanks to Kenny Samuels (who has a way with mixing both the FOH and board feed on separate mixes simultaneously like nobody else) for the patchbay, the Radiators, all the FishHeads that would look forward to and support the HeatGen shows and the late great Tim Clary. Newport Slim -------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Soundboard > RCA cables > Denon DTR-80P > DAT master Transfer: DAT master > Tascam DA-P1 > M-Audio Audiophile 2496 > ScreenBlast SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC frontend > .flac [Disc 1] Set I: 01. Introduction 00:25 02. Payday 07:29 03. Nadine 06:14 04. Hideaway 06:19 05. Crawling King Snake 06:08 06. It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry 06:10 07. Can I Get A Witness 06:40 08. Positively 4th Street 05:46 09. Jack O'Diamonds 08:10 10. Old Man At The Mill 05:54 11. I Don't Need No Doctor 08:30 12. C.C. Rider 05:41 Total time: 73:26 [Disc 2] Set I cont'd: 01. Good Things 05:58 02. Expressway To Your Heart [tease] 00:56 03. She's Not There 04:02 04. Lost What They Had 06:40 Total time: 17:36 [Disc 3] Set II: 01. My Gal 06:04 02. Walking The Dog 05:53 03. Tamp 'em Up Solid 07:34 04. Go On Fool 05:16 05. People Get Ready 05:33 06. Sweet Home Chicago 07:03 07. Nasty Boogie 05:20 08. Yankee Lady 06:12 09. Little Bit O' Soul [tease] 00:41 10. Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down 05:23 11. On Your Way Down 07:02 12. Stayin' On The One 06:23 13. I Shall Be Released 05:52 14. Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee O'Dee 02:33 Total time: 76:48 Recorded, tracked and processed by Gerry Gladu (gerry.gladu@ancientfurnace.net) Setlist courtesy of www.ancientfurnace.net  
 01/11/02 Respectable Street Cafe
West Palm Beach, FL 
 2 cdr       

 ??/??/39 compilation
various, various 
 1 cdr      Radiohead The Golden unplugged album Silver cd > EAC > Wav> MKWACT 0.96f > SHN 01 - Lozenge Of Love 02 - Subterranean Homesick Alien 03 - Killer Cars 04 - Wish You Were Here 05 - Creep 06 - Black Star 07 - Street Spirit 08 - Wonderwall 09 - Blow Out 10 - Lucky 11 - High & Dry 12 - Fake Plastic Trees 13 - How I Made My Millions 14 - Bulletproof 15 - Banana Co. 16 - Yes I Am 17 - Life In A Glasshouse 01. non-album track 94 02. non-album track 95 03. live 93 04. from "Come Again" compilation 97 05. KROQ Studios L.A. 95 06. from "Johnny Walker Show", BBC 95-06-08 07. from "Johnny Walker Show", BBC 95-06-08 08. CBC Studios, Vancouver, 96-03-22, feat. The Posies 09. CBC Studios, Vancouver, 96-03-22, feat. The Posies 10. live in Rockville, Maryland 96 11. live in Rockville, Maryland 96 12. live in Rockville, Maryland 96 13. non-album track 2000 14. from "On The Edge", L.A. 94 15. from "On The Edge", L.A. 94 16. from "On The Edge", L.A. 94 17. from "Later" TV-show, 01-06-09 
 04/13/96 Avalon
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Radiohead 4-13-96 The Avalon Boston, MA Source: Soundboard Lineage: Soundboard > ? > CDRx > EAC V0.95 beta 4 (EAC Log included) > .WAV > FLAC v1.7.1 > .FLAC 1. My Iron Lung 2. Bones 3. High & Dry 4. Bullet Proof 5. Street Spirit 6. Planet Telex 7. Stop Whispering 8. Nice Dream 9. Lucky 10. Creep 11. Lurgee 12. Anyone Can Play Guitar 13. Just 14. Blow Out 15. Fake Plastic Trees  
 07/05/03 Auditorium Stravinsky
Montreux, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A-   
 09/30/03 KROQ Studios
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      "Breakfast with Radiohead" Capitol Records Hollywood, California September 29, 2003 Source: CDR received in a trade >Converted through Rio Music Manager > Flac. These files are based on the original FM broadcast, yet I am unaware of other versions of this show circulating. If you have a better source, post it and I will drop this torrent. There were several acoustic shows broadcast during 2003. This is one of my favorites. Thom and Jonny performed for Kevin and Bean's "Breakfast with Radiohead" show which aired on September 30 2003 on KROQ radio in Los Angeles. This torrent does not include any audience Q & A. 01 There There 02 A Punchup At A Wedding 03 Lucky 04 I Might Be Wrong 05 Sail To The Moon 06 Knives Out 07 Go To Sleep 08 No Suprises 09 Scatterbrain 10 Follow Me Around 11 Everything In It's Right Place * * My search of setlists for this show indicate "Pyramid Song" placed between track 7 and 8, yet the flow of the show does not seem to support it. Also, the setlists do not even list ETIIRP. If someone has clarification, please post. No Artwork provided. Enjoy this intimate acoustic set!  
 11/26/03 Earl's Court
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-   
 06/17/06 Great Stage Park
Manchester, TN 
 2 cdr     A-  Mix Made By Trui76 from these sources: - Kenny Endlich [nikres] (k_endlich@hotmail.com) - Ed (FOB source) Many thanks to the tapers! Decoded using FLAC frontend. Wav files joined by MP3 Cutter Joiner Mixed and cutted using Audacity Encoded To FLAC again by FLAC frontend (level 6) During Karma Police there were a few seconds missing in one of the two sources. I corrected it, but a few seconds the sound is a bit different.  

 10/12/79 International Ampitheatre
Chicago, IL 
 1 cd      RAINBOW INTERNATIONAL AMPITHEATER CHICAGO, IL OCTOBER 12, 1979 WLUP 97.9 FM BROADCAST A1>CDR>EAC>FLAC Set list: 1: Somewhere over the Rainbow Intro/Eyes of the World 2: Love's no friend of mine 3: All Night Long 4: Lost in Hollywood/Guitar Solo/Keyboard Solo 5: Keyboard Solo (cont)/Drum Solo 6: Long live Rock and Roll/Guitar Destruction Jam 

 07/07/06 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus release : Randy Brecker Bill Evans Soulbop Band Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland 7. July 2006 Soundboard > DAT ReelToReel > 1st copy cdr > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) Size : 493 MB (incl. Artwork) Disc 1 : 1. Rattletrap (10:06) 2. Cool Eddie (11:26) 3. Sponge (7:02) 4. Tease Me (7:43) Disc 2 : 1. Above And Below (14:32) 2. Let's Pretend (7:45) 3. Hanging In The City (8:04) 4. Big Fun (11:05) encore : 5. Some Skunk Funk (5:45) Musicians : Randy Brecker - trumpet Bill Evans - saxophone Dave Kikoski - keyboards, piano Tom Barney - bass Hiram Bullock - guitar Rodney Holmes - drums A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus releases info site : http://hometown.aol.de/NaughtyKnight/SimplexSoundboards.html This recording is dedicated to BroeselJoe (RIP) ******************************************************************************* AS ALWAYS : OUR RECORDINGS ARE NOT FOR SALE ! DO NOT CONVERT AND SHARE AS mp3 ! 

 07/01/94 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ........ Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ........ Musicians : Randy Crawford - vocals Leon Bisquera - keyboards Gary Bias - keyboards, woodwinds Alan Hinds - electric guitar Roberto Vally - electric bass Enzo Todesco - drums  

 09/23/77 Academy Of Music
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Randy Newman 09/23/1977 Academy of Music Philadelphia, PA USA FM->AMPEX reel-to-reel tape This concert was sent to radio stations on reel-to-reel from Warner Bros. Records. Fans of Randy Newman probably know more about this recording than I do - but it has always been a favorite of mine. There is a lot of interplay with the audience, especially late in the show when Randy Newman talks about writing the score for "Ragtime." For years I played a cassette copy of this that I had taped when it first aired in my market in 1978. Years later I ran across a large reel at an estate sale. The cover of the AMPEX box is as it appears as the front jpeg that is included. There was a track sheet with notes to the late night announcer as to which commercials to include between the two halves of the show. These sheets are reproduced on the back jpeg. I have looked for this as a CD on the web for awhile. Finding nothing I have chosen to post it here. There may be some frequency imperfections due to the transfer. Hopefully it is good enough for you to play endlessly on your car stereo. Lineage: TEAC-Peak-WAV-FLAC 1 Intro/Yellow Man 02:54 2 You Can Leave Tour Hat On 02:43 3 I'll Be Home 02:45 4 Birmingham 02:34 5 Jolly Coppers On Parade 03:00 6 Simon Smith And His Amazing Dancing Bear 01:59 7 Marie 02:45 8 Kentucky Home 01:56 9 Louisiana 03:04 10 Guilty 02:46 11 Albanian Wedding Song 03:12 12 Rednecks 03:16 13 Political Science 02:32 14 Sail Away 03:38 15 Lonely At The Top 02:28 16 Linda 02:59 17 Davy The Fat Boy 02:54 18 "Ragtime" Chatter 00:46 19 Sigmund Freud's Impersonation Of Albert Einstein In America 02:26 20 Short People 02:56 21 I Think It's Going To Rain Today 03:11 TOTAL TIME 56:51 Grabbed this at TTD today (thanks to original seeder!) and I am seeding this here for a few reasons. First, I am a generous soul, though not in bed, thus I don't think people who don't have accounts at TTD should be exclusded from hearing this fine piece of history. Second, a comment on the TTD suggested this torrent is an upgrade to a previous set torrented on Dime at some point, so I figure many of you will appreciate this. Third, and most importantly, there were some minor flaws with the original torrent that I was able to correct myself, namely, the formatting in the original info file was messed up, making it virtually unreadable (like my unpublished novel!), and the original seeder didn't bother to number the tracks, making this collection of songs a real pain in the kiester, mister, to burn to CD and/or listen to in the correct order. Welp, these minor problems have been corrected. Huzzah! Don't sell, don't down-convert, don't call me daughter. 

 12/04/08 WXPN Studios
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      RAPHAEL SAADIQ "The World Café" WXPN Studios Philadelphia, PA Source: WXPN-FM Broadcast date: 2008-12-04 Sound Quality: A+ Track list: 01. intro 02. interview 03. 100 Yard Dash 04. interview 05. Big Easy 06. interview 07. Love That Girl 08. interview 09. outro Lineage: Lineage: Sony ST-S730ES FM Stereo Tuner > ESI Juli@ Soundcard > Sound Forge v9.0e > CD Wave v1.93.3 > FLAC level 5 files Comments: Raphael Saadiq has been in the R&B scene for 20 years as a singer for groups like Tony! Toni! Tone!, but most notably spends his time in the producer's chair. He's helmed recordings for artists such as John Legend, Joss Stone and The Roots. His new solo album, The Way I See It, is an authentic standout within the recent '60s soul resurgence. In this interview, Saadiq discusses his early bonds to The Temptations and the Dick Cavett Show, and reveals the advice he received from Stevie Wonder. Don't forget to visit... <http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=97798915> ...to pick up "Sometimes", the Web-Only Bonus Track from this session. I would have included it here, but it's lossy. Seeded to DIME on 2009-01-18 by rockcat  
 04/06/09 KCRW Studios
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      Raphael Saadiq - Live In Session On KCRW FM 2009 KCRW Radio FM Broadcast Santa Monica, California. Source: FM Broadcast Live In Studio Session @ Time Of Broadcast AIRED: Monday, April 6, 2009 STEREO CAPTURE **** NOT FOR SALE **** PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THESE FILES IN LOSSY FORMATS **** Lineage: FM > Onkyo HT-R520 > Analog Out > HHB-CDR 800 > CDR.WAV > TSSTcorpCDDVDW SH-S202N > EAC > CD WAVE Tracking > Nero Track Editor(Last Track Only) Flac.8)-> Soulful sound of Raphael Saadiq live on Morning Becomes Eclectic 01.(=Intro=) 02.Love That Girl 03.I Sure Hope You Mean It 04.100 Yard Dash 05.Keep Marchin' 06.(=Interview=) 07.Let's Take a Walk 08.Big Easy 09.Sometimes > Skyy, Can You Feel Me?* *Songs too tight to track Dj stepped on the end with some recorded music making the finish very abrupt, That had to go, so I gave it a needed fade out. The Band: Raphael Saadiq - Vocals, Guitar Rob Bacon - Guitar Enjoy, Nibbler  

 08/09/95 Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach, NH 
 2 cdr      Ratdog Hampton Beach Casino Hampton Beach, NH August 9, 1995 (Wednesday) "A Tribute to Jerry Garcia" source: Digital Soundboard recorded by: Dave Flaschner transfer: dat (master) -> DA-20mkII -> AR coax -> Audiophile 24/96 -> Wavelab 5.0 -> CD Wave -> FLAC(6) transfer: Chris Davis (5/4/08) One Set: Disc 1: (72:33) 01. (01:06) tuning 02. (00:19) Weir intro 03. (05:33) Bombs Away -> 04. (05:26) Walkin' Blues 05. (04:15) City Girls 06. (04:33) Fever -> 07. (08:33) Eternity 08. (04:07) Youngblood 09. (03:09) Blackbird 10. (03:40) K.C. Moan 11. (05:58) Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl 12. (04:43) The Winners -> 13. (05:11) This Time Forever * -> 14. (05:29) Shade of Gray -> 15. (06:45) Heaven Help the Fool -> 16. (03:46) Drums Disc 2: (39:11) 01. (05:17) Bass 02. (07:15) Easy Answers -> 03. (11:52) Throwing Stones * Encore: 04. (05:11) Every Little Light * 05. (09:36) Knockin' on Heavens Door * *patched with shn id #5229, with (+5 db) added in Wavelab. patches: d1t13: (00:00 - 00:23) d2t03: (05:39 - 11:52) d2t04: (00:00 - 03:26) d2t05: (00:01 - 00:11) Daves notes on this recording: The 8-9-95 is the sound board master. My friend was the house sound guy there. We set up a line feed from the board to the lighting board up stairs. We planned this before Jerry died,there are a couple drop outs,where the feed went bad,tape kept rolling. There has been many analog gen transfer,and someone spliced in the sonic studio source Joe Rioux made. I thought the master source should get out there.  

 10/22/61 Palais Des Sports
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      Ray Charles Palais des Sports Paris, France 10.22.1961 Source: SBD > CDR > EAC > FLAC conversion / ffp / text / tags / seed: Josh Hall [January 2008] ffp created with Trader's Little Helper; files tagged with Live Show Tagger. 01. Let The Good Times Roll 02. Come Rain or Come Shine 03. Halleluah I Love Her So 04. I'm Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town 05. Margie 06. Georgia On My Mind 07. Alexander's Ragtime Band 08. I Wonder 09. Hit The Road Jack 10. I Believe 11. What'd I Say 
 09/28/76 Liederhalle
Stuttgart, Germany 
 1 cdr      Ray Charles LiederHalle, Stuttgart Germany September 28, 1976 Ray Charles - Vocals, piano other personal: Johnny Coles - Flugelhorn, solos Clifford Solomon - Sax, director The Rae-Lettes - backing vocals 1. How long has this been going on - 6:48 2. Feel So bad - 9:20 3. Am I Blue - 6:53 4. I can't stop loving you - 6:34 5. Country Road - 4:17 6. How much i can - 4:38 7. What'd i say ? - 7:47 total time is 46:35 Original Lineage is FM> unknown MD > analogue to HD > GoldWave > Flac Level 8 then i burnt it and finally seed it again today. so CD-R > WMA Lossless > Switch > Flac Level 8 Original source was SWR 2 Broadcast/ 2005 
 10/27/84 Congress Hall
Warsaw, Poland 
 1 cdr      RAY CHARLES Live at Jazz Jamboree, Congress Hall in Warszaw/Poland, 1984-10-27 SOURCE: SOUNDBOARD>unknown lineage>trade> CD>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac SOUND: A (listen to mp3 samples) Ray Charles and Orchestra members unknown Tracks (please help with setlist, I’m not familiar with the tunes): Track01 [3:16] Track02 [5:13] Track03 [5:31] Track04 [1:03] Track05 [2:42] Track06 [5:21] Track07 [3:32] Track08 [6:26] Track09 [6:00] Track10 [3:57] Track11 [5:36] Track12 [3:12] Track13 [4:49] Track15 [5:30] Track16 [8:32] ENJOY!! Live at Jazz Jamboree, Congress Hall in Warszaw Poland, 1984-10-27 SOURCE: SOUNDBOARD>unknown lineage>trade> CD>EAC Secure Modus>Flac Frontend Level 6>Flac Ray Charles: The Jazz Jamboree Congress Hall Warsaw, Poland 10-27-84 SBD/FLAC 1. Band Jam #1 > 2. > Band Jam #2 > 3. > Band Jam #3 4. intro to Ray Charles 5. Let The Good Times Roll 6. Georgia On My Mind 7. A Million Dollars an Hour 8. Some Enchanted Evening 9. Do I Ever Cross Your Mind 10. Ray-lettes (Back-up Singers) intro > > We’re Gonna Make It (Ray-lettes) 11. It’s a Shame (Ray-lettes) 12. Eleanor Rigby 13. I Can't Stop Loving You 14. Knock On Wood 15. Three Quarter Time 16. Hallelujah I Love Her So > What'd I Say 
 07/01/86 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird & NaughtyKnight release : (one of our first recordings when Simplex was NaughtyKnight) ........ Soundboard > ReelToReel >DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  
 07/04/96 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird & NaughtyKnight (SimplexSimplicissimus) release : ........... Lineage : Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  
 05/26/99 Clyde Auditorium
Glasgow, Scotland 
 1 cdr      Ray Charles w/the BBC Orchestra Wednesday, May 26, 1999 Clyde Auditorium Glasgow, Scotland Archival Group - Tree Disc 5 Source: FM>?>CDR (A+) 1. intro (0:52) 2. One Day Soon (5:47) * 3. Georgia On My Mind (5:14) 4. Mississippi Mud (2:54) 5. Just For A Thrill (6:27) 6. Every Time It Rains (3:15) 7. Say No More (6:01) 8. Stranger In My Own Hometown (4:26) 9. A Song For You (5:37) 10. You Better Watch Them Dogs (the Raelettes) (5:01) 11. I Can't Stop Loving You (4:50) 12. I Believe To My Soul / What'd I Say / Outro (9:13) * "Busted" also played, and not tracked Here's another possible front artwork: http://www.archival-group.org/RayCharles_big/vol5%20front%20front.jpg and here the back:http://www.archival-group.org/RayCharles_big/vol5%20back.jpg Time: 59:36 Size: 372 MB Transfer: CDR>EAC(secure/offset correct)>WAV>Flac Frontend(level 5)>FLAC "If Justice is blind, and God is just, then Ray Charles must be God."  

 03/07/79 Rancho Nicasio
San Rafael, CA 
 2 cdr      Missing encore ....... MSR -> PCM -> DAT -> Digi001 -> SHN........... DAT@48 -> Optical S/PDIF -> HD (24 bit @48) -> ProTools LE 5.0.1 (tracking, 16 bit/44.1) -> WAVE -> SHN  
 03/08/79 Cabaret Cotati
Cotati, CA 
 2 cdr      Reconstruction Cabaret; Cotati, CA 3/8/79 MSR > PCM (VHS) > Sony 501? PCM (Beta) > Sony 501? playback > Panasonic 3800 master DAT > backup DAT > Sony R500 playback > Sony CDR-W33 master CD > HP 9350i extraction and normalization (98%) using EAC > tracking using CD Wave > sector boundary verification using shntool > .shn encoding using mkwACT. EAC > SHN by Joe Jupille. Disc One (13) 57:57 01. Greeting and Tuning [0:28] 02. Struggling Man [6:05] [1:14] 03. Nessa [8:25] -> 04. Bass Jam [1:58] -> 05. Drum solo [1:43] -> 06. Nessa [1:02] [0:38] 07. Band Introductions [1:06] 08. Make it Better [5:45] [0:27] 09. Welcome to the Basement [6:44] -> 10. Bass Jam [1:24] -> 11. Welcome to the Basement [1:50] [2:52] 12. I Just Want to Stop [4:32] [0:25] 13. Long Train Running Instrumental [11:10] [0:05] Disc Two (7) 56:05 01. Lovely Night for Dancing [10:30] [1:02] 02. What You Won't Do For Love [6:12] [0:39] 03. Sama Layuca [8:55] [1:22] 04. Ain't That Lovin' You? [7:47] [0:39] 05. Drums [1:20] -> 06. Lyinda [9:03] [0:43] 07. It's No Use [7:43] [0:09] Notes: * The widely circulating material with this date is actually from 3/9/79. The present material appears to be the real 3/8/79 show. * The levels on the source CDs were very low (28% peaks), so I normalized to 98% using EAC's Process Wave function. * d1t08 Make it Better first few seconds appear to be at very high speed. Not sure where this anomaly comes from, but it might be fixable.  
 03/09/79 Cabaret Cotati
Cotati, CA 
 2 cdr      received in trade . misssing 'it's no use' 
 04/08/79 Cabaret Cotati
Cotati, CA 
 2 cdr      MSR > PCM > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN Extraction using EAC, re-tracking using CD Wave, .shn encoding using mkwACT, and sector boundary verification using shntool.  
 04/23/79 Old Waldorf
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Reconstruction 04/23/79 Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA Late Show SBD > >> ? CDR > EAC(secure mode, c2, filled up leading & trailing silent blocks w/silence) > TLH > Flac Level 8 > You What You Won't Do For Love(missing) Do I Move You? Fast Tone When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game Tellin' My Friends The Mohican and the Great Spirit Make It Better It's No Use part of the built to last - http://www.flacshn.com restoration projects 2009-03-13 - august_west@verizon.net Admin note, 3/14/2009: Replaced "Instrumental #6" with the correct song name, "The Mohican and the Great Spirit". Also noted that this is the late show. 
 06/08/79 Rheem Theater
Moraga, CA 
 2 cdr      Reconstruction 06-08-1979 Rheem Theater Moraga, CA Source: MSR>PCM>C>C>DAT>WAV>SHN. Cassette>DAT transfer by J.Powell: Nakamichi DR-2 cassette deck>Tascam DA-30 Mk II. DAT>WAV>SHN transfer by C.Ladner: Sony PCM-R500 > coaxial S/PIDF > M Audio Audiophile 2496/P4 2.0 GHz > WAV recording and editing (Soundforge 6.0) > tracking (CDWave editor)>sector boundaries confirmed (shntool) > SHN (mkwact). No noise reduction or selective frequency augmentation was performed. Single set show that barely extends over onto a second disc (85 minutes). Disc 1 01 Tellin' My Friends [04:07] 02 That's What Love Will Make You Do [09:05] 03 Welcome To The Basement [11:04] 04 Make It Better [06:37] 05 I'll Take A Melody [11:21] 06 Lovely Night For Dancing [13:27] Total time: 55:43 Disc 2 01 Struggling Man [06:15] 02 Instrumental [16:42] 03 What You Won't Do For Love [06:23] Total time: 29:20 Comments: Previously uncirculated SBD with minimal hiss (despite the lineage) and pauses between most tracks occasionally clipping the beginning of the track. Excellent horny performance of TWLWMYD and some extended blazing soloing during I'll Take A Melody. The total recording was about 85 minutes. If you want you can fit the first 8 tracks on a single 80 minute disc and then just burn a single track disc 2 with filler. <a href="/shn/23675">Source Detail</a> 
 06/16/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr      Missing "Dear Prudence" encore ..... Some tape munch during "Fast Tone"...... MSR -> PCM -> DATs -> Digi001 -> SHN ............. DAT@48 -> Optical S/PDIF -> HD (24 bit @48) -> ProTools LE 5.0.1 (tracking, 16 bit/44.1) -> WAVE -> SHN Reconstruction: Jerry Garcia (Guitar, Vocals) John Kahn (Bass) Merl Saunders (Keyboards, Vocals) Ed Neumeister (Trombone) Ron Stallings (Tenor Sax, Vocals) Gaylord Birch (Drums) DAT provided by Katy Miller  
 06/17/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr      Master soundboard reel > PCM > CD > Plextor PX-708A extraction (EAC v0.95 prebeta 5) > tracking (CD Wave) > sector boundary verification (shntool v2.0.3) > .flac encoding (flac v1.1.0) EAC and FLAC encoding by Jack Warner (jackmw1ATsbcglobalDOTnet) Thanks to Steven Martin for the source............... Disc 1 (7 tracks) [54:47] 1 //Don't It Make It Better [5:40] 2 I Just Want to Stop [4:41] 3 Strugglin' Man [6:28] 4 Another Star [12:09] 5 That's What Love Will Make You Do [10:36] 6 Tellin' My Friends [5:45] 7 Someday Baby [9:25] Disc 2 (3 tracks) [30:22] 1 Lyinda [14:29] 2 Ain't That Lovin' You [10:09] 3 Instrumental// [5:44] 
 06/22/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 1 cd      received in trade .......... sbrd reel 
 07/07/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 1 cdr      Reconstruction - July 7, 1979 Keystone - Palo Alto, CA Recording Info: SBD -> Cassette Master (Nakamichi 350/Maxell UDXLI90) Transfer Info: Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/96k) -> Samplitude Professional v11.03 -> FLAC/16 (1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 22, 2010 Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Tellin' My Friends d1t03 - That's What Love Will Make You Do d1t04 - Do I Move You d1t05 - Another Star d1t06 - Struggling Man d1t07 - Make It Better <a href="/shn/106543">Source Detail</a> 
 07/08/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr      Source: Master Soundboard Reels (7" @ 7.5ips) > 2 PCM > DAT > CD Show note: This is one of my favorite Reconstruction shows, one that showcases this unique band during their short run in 1979. Recording note: One of the Betty Boards, this is a very nice sounding recording that is in low circulation. A wonderful addition to anyone's collection. 120 minutes in length. ........ special thanks to The Jerry Site http://www.thejerrysite.com for spreadin' the tunes! http://www.thejerrysite.com/ReleaseOne.asp EAC'd, shn'd and seeded by Imgoinmad <imgoinmad@home.com> 
 07/22/79 Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      Reconstruction Civic Auditorium; Santa Monica, CA 7/22/79 MS?> ? > CD > EAC > SHN. EAC, tracking using CD Wave, .shn encoding using mkwACT, and sector boundary verification using shntool by Joe Jupille. Single Disc (10) 65:30 1. Welcome to the Basement [10:57] -> 2. Bass solo [2:05] -> 3. Welcome to the Basement [1:31] -> 4. Instrumental #3 [15:53] [0:01] 5. Instrumental #1 [10:42] -> 6. Bass solo [1:54] -> 7. Drum solo [1:38] -> 8. Instrumental #1 [0:56] [0:04] 9. That's What Love Will Make You Do [10:20] [0:03] 10. Dear Prudence [9:20] [0:02] Notes: d1t01 Welcome to the Basement fades in @ very start d1t10 Dear Prudence fades in @ very start The excellent sound quality suggests a reel master, with no or few subsequent analog generations. 
 09/15/79 Keystone Palo Alto
Palo Alto, CA 
 2 cdr      Reconstruction 09-15-1979 Keystone Palo Alto Palo Alto, CA Source: MAC(Nakamichi CM-700 mics > Sony TC-D5)>CDR>WAV>SHN. Taper: Bob Menke. Disc 1 - Set 1 01 crowd [01:44] 02 Tellin' My Friends [04:42] 03 Struggling Man [06:22] 04 Lovely Night For Dancing [11:29] 05 Nessa [13:08] 06 Make It Better [07:46] 07 That's What Love Will Make You Do [10:55] Total time: 56:07 Disc 2 - Set 2 01 crowd [00:30] 02 Another Star [11:09] 03 What You Won't Do For Love [07:21] 04 Someday Baby [09:10] 05 Fast Tone [12:23] 06 Ain't That Lovin' You > [07:10] 07 Dear Prudence [10:22] Total time: 58:05 Comments: Tellin' My Friends is spliced and That's What Love Will Make You Do has a spot of diginoise. DAE and SHN encoding by Chris Ladner, May 2004. <a href="/shn/23792">Source Detail</a> 

 10/16/95 The Ahoy
Rotterdam, Netherlands 
 1 cdr      with dave navarro on some tracks ***************** Boot : “Flea´s birthday suit” Lineage: Soundboard -> CD Silver -> Wav -> Flac Track listing: Give it away Suck my kiss Aeroplane Warped Walkabout Backwoods My friends Freebird/Sweet home Alabama Coffee shop Higher ground Hey Joe Transcending Pea One big mob Under the bridge Me & my friends Total time: 72.57 Fingerprint file is included. Artwork is not. Recorded live from the soundboard at the Ahoy, Rotterdam on the 16th of October 1995. Flea celebrated his birthday by performing this gig naked!!!  

 02/08/83 Rockford Metro Center
Rockford, IL 
 1 cdr      REO SPEEDWAGON ROCKFORD METRO CENTER ROCKFORD ILLINOIS FEBUARY 8th 1983 WESTWOOD ONE SUPERSTAR CONCERT SERIES FOR B-CAST JULY-15TH-1983 (THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES # 86) A MD TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1 LINEAGE PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR NO IDS TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1 TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN EDITED TOGETHER THE BAND Gary Richrath Guitar Vocals Kevin Cronin Vocals Guitar Neil Doughty Keyboards Vocals Alan Gratzer Drums Bruce Hall Bass Vocals SETLIST 1 Westwood One Intro 2 Reo Intro/Good Trouble 3 Don't Let Him Go 4 Keep Pushin' 5 Lets BeBop 6 Tough Guys 7 The Key 8 Take It On The Run 9 Keep On Loving You 10 Keep The Fire Burnin' 11 Unidentified Flying Tuna Trot/Guitar Solo 12 Stillness Of The Night 13 Back On The Road Again 14 Ridin' The Storm Out 15 Roll With The Changes 16 Shakin' It Lose 17 Westwood One Outro 18 Westwood One In Concert Radio Promo PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU KRW&CO and mike1061 are pleased to present to you the collection of R.J.P.(RIP). R.J.P. was a prolific archivist from Chicago whom recorded live radio broadcasts, tv broadcasts, as well his own captures live from the audience. These are on on Reel to Reel, Cassette, Beta, and VHS as well as hundreds of pre fm transcription discs and reels. We will be presenting to you our transfers of the R.J.P. collection, which has been in the possession of mike since his passing, over the coming months. There are going to be several exciting upload to come. Many thanks go to R.J.P. for his archiving (which date back to the 1970's) and Mike for preserving this collection and allowing it to be presented to you here. ENJOY KRW_CO & MIKE1061 

 11/08/92 Blagden Alley
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Rick Danko Blagden Alley Washington DC 11-8-92 SDB>Denon DTR80 DAT Master Master DAT played back on Sony R500> MTII Waves cut with CDWAV Fades with CEP3 TLH Flac 8 1) Twighlight (fades in) 2) Stagefright 3) Blind Willie McTell 4) Crazy Mama 5) It Makes No Difference 6) Mystery Train 7) Driftin' Away 8) The Weight 9) I Shall Be Released 10) I Wish You Were Here Tonight 11) Blaze Of Glory 12) The Shape Im In 13) Up On Cripple Creek  

 02/08/77 The Whiskey A Go Go
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Derringer Whisky-A-Go-Go February 8, 1977 FM Broadcast - A No Artwork. Flac format. I haven't seen too much Derringer on the Dime and outside of the 1976 Cleveland Agora show which was later released this is a fine example of one of his shows during the bands period. A very hot show broadcast on KWST in Los Angeles. I received this in a CDR trade many years ago and used SoundForge to remove some underlying digital noise (with the Waves plug-ins), volume fluctuations along with a few other anomalies. he show had been previously edited and tracked incorrectly prior to my obtaning it so I re-tracked all of it and smoothed out a few transitions between songs. An excellent setlist and very hot performance featuring many tracks from the first two Derringer albums; Derringer and Sweet Evil. Setlist: 59:36 01 Radio Intro 02 Still Alive and Well 03 Let Me In 04 Teenage Love Affair 05 Sittin' By The Pool 06 One Eyed Jack 07 Sailor 08 Beyond The Universe 09 Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo (inluding You Really Got Me) 10 Roll With Me 11 Rebel Rebel 12 Keep On Makin' Love 13 Let's Make It 14 Radio Outro Enjoy, Gary 
 12/28/79 International Amphitheatre
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Rick Derringer International Amphitheatre Chicago, IL USA December 28th, 1979 Source: FM (Silver CD received in Trade) Lineage: Silver CD-->EAC-->FLAC-->dad Setlist: 1. Guitars and Women 2. It Ain't Funny 3. Teenage Love Affair 4. Something Warm 5. Man in the Middle 6. Let Me In 7. Uncomplicated 8. Living in the USA (part 1 before tape flip) 9. Living in the USA (part 2 after tape flip) 10. Rock and Roll, Hoochie Kii 11. Hang On Sloopy The Band: Mr. Rick Derringer, Guitar and Lead Vocals Jamie Wilcox, Drums Donny Kisselbach, Bass Benji King, Keyboards  

 08/23/82 Starlight Ampitheater
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr      Here a short history about this recording...back in 1982 when i was in Usa, it happened a did a mini tour with my friend Rickie Lee, i was at this show, at another one in Phoenix and at a 3rd at universal amphitheater in LA...i recorded this show, and what you have here is a superb soundboard recording and a fabolous show. Master cassette > Nakamichi > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac. Recorded, transfered, & uploaded by 38f on Dime, April 2007.  

 02/05/93 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 3 cdr       

 06/07/12 Sweden Rock Festival
Norje, Sweden 
 1 cdr      Band: Rival Sons. Date: June 7th 2012. Location: Norje Sweden. Venue: Sweden Rock Festival, Zeppelin Stage. Source: FM Recording. Recorder: kravad. ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- Equipment: Onkyo AV FM Receiver (TX-SR608) -> Olympus Digital Recorder (LS-10) @ 24bit/48khz Lineage: SDHC Card -> PC -> Soundforge 10 (Normalized) -> Audacity (Dither 16bit/44khz) -> CDWave (Tracksplits) -> FLAC (Level 8) ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- 01.Gypsy heart. 02.Burn down los angeles. 03.Torture. 04.Face of light. 05.Pressure and time. 06.On my way. 07.I want more. 08.Soul. 16bd6d2269c6c75956f9edaa434a855a *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t01-gypsy heart.flac d09e9a40a565114a9ae94bab88a1fc4e *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t02-burn down los angeles.flac a31d5f326332d676bca8c042c8cae7d4 *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t03-torture.flac 909c302479d77683a4acdf8473d38edc *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t04-face of light.flac eca2ae487f88fedd901dd61e91f1280c *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t05-pressure and time.flac 2361dc519f3d94bf9762a46e5a30015f *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t06-on my way.flac d55cb29f907590f7eecd6484a389a464 *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t07-i want more.flac 2c4482e43b72139e4e4db47729a73aa2 *rivalsons-2012-06-07-t08-soul.flac Total playing time: 54 minutes 07 seconds. ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- Recording notes: Rival Sons playing live at Sweden Rock Festival 2012. No clue if this is the whole show but this is what aired. This was broadcasted by Sweden Radio Channel 4 2012-09-08. Almost an hour with the blues boys from Long Beach California, enjoy! http://www.rivalsons.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rival_Sons http://www.myspace.com/rivalsons ------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------- * DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3 * * DO NOT SELL * * SUPPORT THE ARTISTS * * BUY THEIR ALBUMS * * GO SEE THEIR SHOWS * ------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------  
 04/09/13 Shepherds Bush
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  +++ 16 Bit recording +++ Rival Sons 2013-04-09 (9 April 2012) Shepherd's Bush Empire, London, UK Source: Sound Professionals SP-CMC-8 mics > battery box > Sony M10 Transfer: M10>24bit/96kHz wav>Audacity (fade in, volume boost +5.6/4.6 dB, Fade out, resample to 16bit/44.1kHz wav)>CD Wave>FLAC Location: Centre, ~20m from stage. Recorded and transferred by Brian Ager, Edited, FLAC'd and seeded by Humbug Time: 97:01 1. You Want To 2. Get What's Coming 3. Wild Animal 4. Gypsy Heart 5. Torture 6. Memphis Sun 7. All the Way 8. Until the Sun Comes 9. Jordan 10. Manifest Destiny, Part 1 11. Keep On Swinging 12. Pressure and Time 13. Sacred Tongue 14. Face of Light ---encore--- 15. Drum Solo -> Soul Notes: Nice sounding recording. I also taped this show, and it is nowhere near as good as this recording. Band: Jay Buchanan, vocals Scott Holiday, guitar Robin Everhart, bass Michael Miley, drums  
 07/13/14 Notodden Blues Festival - Hovigs Hangar
Notodden, Norway 
 1 cdr      I downloaded two torrents but combined them into one CD..... Information from each torrent below : Also note that the info below neglects to mention the song "torture" but it was played between "Secret" and "Jordan" and is included . Notodden Bluesfestival Hovigs Hangar Notodden Norway 2014-07-31 (Thursday) Broadcast date: Friday December 5th on Radio Rock,NRK P1 Lineage:Nrk P1 FM broadcast ->Edirol R09(48khz/16bit) ->Adobe Audition Pro 2.0(editing and dithering to 44.1Khz/16bit) ->TLH(flac level 8) Taper:rideinthel Total time: 24:56 mins 01 Intro 02 Good Luck 03 Secret 04 Jordan 05 Outro http://www.rivalsons.com/ As usual please keep the recordings lossless and support the artist by buying their releases and by going out to see them live. captured & edited December 2014 by rideinthel Enjoy! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rival Sons Notodden Bluesfestival Hovigs Hangar Notodden Norway 2014-07-31 (Thursday) Broadcast date: Friday December 12th on Radio Rock,NRK P1 Lineage:Nrk P1 FM broadcast ->Edirol R09(48khz/16bit) ->Adobe Audition Pro 2.0(editing and dithering to 44.1Khz/16bit) ->TLH(flac level 8) Taper:rideinthel Total time: 21:55 mins 01 Intro 02 Tell Me Something 03 Soul 04 Pressure & Time 05 Outro http://www.rivalsons.com/ As usual please keep the recordings lossless and support the artist by buying their releases and by going out to see them live. captured & edited December 2014 by rideinthel Enjoy! 
 05/14/15 Baltimore Soundstage
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr     A-  Rival Sons 2015.05.14 Baltimore Soundstage Baltimore, MD Taped and transferred by opsopcopolis Lineage: CA-11 (Omnis) > Ugly Battery Box > Tascam DR05 > ProTools > Audacity > xACT > FLAC Setlist: 01. Intro 02. Electric Man 03. Good Luck 04. Secret 05. You Want To 06. Pressure and Time 07. Manifest Destiny, Part 1 Acoustic Set: 08. Nava 09. Burn Down Los Angeles 10. The Man Who Wasn't There 11. White Noise Electric: 12. Torture 13. Tell Me Something 14. Rich and Poor 15. Where I've Been 16. Get What's Coming Encore: 17. Open My Eyes 18. Keep on Swinging 

 03/26/94 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A-  Rob Wasserman & Friends Beacon Theater New York, NY March 26, 1994 Schoeps CMC521's>Sonosax SX-M2>Apogee AD1000>Sony TCD-D10PRO (Mod) Recorded By Eliot Byron & Roger Jones @10th Row Center Clone1>Tascam DA-30MKII>Sound Devices 702>Wavelab 5>CDWAV>FLAC Transfer By Keith Litzenberger 1 Satisfaction- Wasserman bass solo 2 White Wheeled Limosine - B. Hornsby & M. Brecker 3 This Foolish Heart - B. Hornsby & J. Scott 4 Living With the Law - B.Hornsby & C.Whitley 5 Spike's Blues - solo 6 Gypsy 1 & 2 - M. Haimovitz 7 Fantasy is Reality - JW Harding & V. Williams 8 God Lives Upstairs - JW Harding 9 What a Wonderful World - V. Williams 10 Just Jammin - V. Williams & J. Scott 11 Easy Answers - B. Weir & C. Whitley 12 Maggies Farm - B Weir & C. Whitley 13 Should Had Been Me - B. Weir 14 Fever - B. Weir & J. Scott 15 Take Me to the River - B. Weir 16 Throwing Stones - B. Weir & B. Hornsby 17 Home is Where You Get Across - C. Whitley 18 Dustin Off the Bass - L. Reed 19 One For My Baby - L. Reed 20 Beginning of a Great Adventure - L. Reed & D. Sanborn 21 Jesus - L. Reed, D. Sanborn & V. Williams 22 Sattelite of Love - L. Reed, D. Sanborn, V. Williams & J. Scott 23 Tracks of My Heart - L. Reed 24 Dirty Boulevard - L. Reed & M. Brecker 25 Waiting for the Man - Everybody w/ Guests include: Bob Weir, Bruce Hornsby, Lou Reed, Jimmy Scott, John Wesley Harding, David Sanborn, Chris Whitley & more. MC: David Johansen  

 01/21/87 Redux Club
Dallas, TX 
 1 cdr      ****With Stevie Ray Vaughan on last 3 tracks **** Robert Cray - vocals, lead guitar Tim Kaihatsu - rhythm guitar Richard Cousins - bass Peter Boe - keyboards David Olson - drums Stevie Ray Vaughan - guest appearance, guitar (Fender - #1) --------------------------------------------------------- Source Info FM Broadcast > Cassettes? > CD Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 Remaster FLAC > Wave > HD > WaveMerge to 1 long track > Sound Forge 8.0 --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Info - Edited out all between song zaps. Several. - Smoothed out cut at approx 38min with crossfade, etc - Smoothed out cut at approx 45min with crossfade, etc - Smoothed out cut at approx 1hr 10min with crossfade, etc - D'EQing to even things out - Pop & Click Eliminator - Waves L2 (limiter) to keep things contained - Retracked with CDwave > FLAC Level 8 - Remastered by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion done 28-JUNE-2006 - Artwork at 300dpi by dan@am-dig.com - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use in a clear single jewel case. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes An effort was made to make this show sound seamless - without any inturruptions. Removing all tape flips, cuts, pauses... anything that didn't sound smooth and natural. This means that I utilized several edits (primeraly crossfades and volume adjustments) to fix these cuts. Including using "crowd cheer" from different portions of the show to fix these holes or cuts. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes From Original Seeder Sound Quality: A-/A in my estimation. Just a few slight disruptions that shouldn't take away from your listening enjoyment. Okay guys, to steal a line from Letterman "wake the kids and phone the neighbors"! Here's a show that's near and dear to my heart having grown up in Dallas, TX listening to KZEW (98FM) and Q102 radio. I can fondly remember hearing this come down live on Q102 the night in question as well as the many times the station replayed a song or two in heavy rotation. If I may set the scene, Strong Persuader was gaining air-time across the country (or at least it was in Dallas) and in my opinion that album represents the pinnacle of Cray's career. From the moment that track one starts you can feel the electricity in the air and it's clear that Bob and the band are charged up. Add to the fact that 'young' Mr. Stevie Ray Vaughan was in attendance and sat in on the last three songs and you have a recipe for a blockbuster evening. These fine musicians did not disappoint. Some personal observations of the show, please. First, db.etree.org incorrectly lists the location as Houston. Hearing it live over Dallas radio should be enough to convince you. Having spent a foggy evening or two at Club Redux should also cement the location. If that still isn't enough, listen for the mention of "I'm back here in Dallas" during 'Phone Booth' (track 11). Secondly, this next point has always made me laugh and I'll relay it to the best of my ability. At the end of the third song (the swingin' 'T-Bone Shuffle') Cray mentions that "we're recording tonight for K-102" which illicits many of the patrons to correct him on the radio station call letters - it's Q-102. Bob quickly remedies his gaff by uttering "Q-102" repeatedly. The amusing part for this Dallas native is how the station turned Cray's blunder in to an instant Q102 promo that was played a million times over. To the savvy listener the edit (removal of K102) was obvious. This was no doubt spearheaded by the egocentric and self serving afternoon drive time DJ, Readbeard (host of the ubiquitous "In The Studio"). Never has an individual been in love with his own voice and contrived laughter more than Redbeard. Finally even more hilarious is when Cray excuses his error by stating that "I don't speak too good English. I'm from the West Coast"! In my estimation, song highlights from the night were 'Still Around' (check out the incredible vocals) and 'Porch Light'. Oh, and if this version of 'Playin' In The Dirt' doesn't do it for ya, you need medical attention. Listen to the crowd pandemonium at the end of that tune! As advertised, SRV sits in on the last two songs and encore with his trusty #1. While there aren't any Stevie songs played, you can't miss his licks in the background. The impromptu 'Cray / SRV Jam' is indeed tasty. Part of my enjoyment of this site are the various stories surrounding shows like this. Hope I didn't bore you with my recollections of this magical night in Dallas. Please have fun listening and as always don't convert to MP3 or sell. That's not cool. 
 02/11/89 Paramount Theater
Springfield, MA 
 1 cdr      robert cray - live in springfield, mass. (liberated boot cd) catalog # Bols 011 1989-02-11??? (please confirm if you can) lineage: silver cd >wav>flac this is a great sounding sbd show.. im no expert but i give it an a- rating tracklisting from the artwork (art scans included in torrent) 1.i guess i showed her 4.17 2.smoking gun 5.12 3.more than i can stand 3.45 4.acting this way 4.45 5.don't you even care 5.03 6.don't be afraid fo the dark 4.36 7.playing in the dirt 8.31 enjoy! upped by nzblues march 21 2005  

 06/27/76 Paul's Mall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      It's been a while since we've seen some Robert Palmer on the tracker, so I thought I'd pull this excellent RP two-pack out of the archives. I originally grabbed this back in March 2006 when it was uploaded by fellow Palmer fan, BrokenLadder. The show left DIME's tracker in June 2006 (due to "exceeding inactivity"), but not before it was snatched 268 times. For those of you who missed this the first time, here's your second chance. And for the newcomers since mid-2006, all I can say is this: Don't miss this one...it's VINTAGE Robert Palmer. My thanks again to BrokenLadder for the original share. I just created a revised text file (because the track listing in the original text file didn't match the FLAC files) and the now-necessary fingerprints (.ffp) file. The FLAC files have not been altered, so if any of you have this, I encourage you to help seed for others. **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Robert Palmer Two radio show appearances, from original transcription vinyl Tracks 1-8 Rock Around The World - program #99 Original airdate: June 27-July 3, 1976 Recorded by WBCN Boston (on a Friday evening) at Paul’s Mall On tour supporting the Pressure Drop album Tracks 9-15 King Biscuit Flower Hour (Best of the Biscuit) Original airdate: Mar. 2, 1980 recorded at Capitol Theatre, Passaic N.J. On Tour Supporting the Secrets album According to a comment posted by fellow DIME member, rover, the show dates are: Paul's Mall: Apr. 16, 1976 Capitol Theater: Oct. 13, 1979 01. How Much Fun 02. Work To Make It Work 03. Here With You Tonight 04. Give Me an Inch 05. Which Of Us Is The Fool 06. Sailin’ Shoes -> 07. Hey Julia -> 08. Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley 09. Every Kinda People 10. What’s It Take 11. Love Stop 12. Give Me An Inch 13. Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor Doctor) 14. Jealous 15. You’re Gonna Get What’s Coming Lineage: Original vinyl>WAV>Soundforge cleanup>CDWave>Flac(8) Uploaded on DIME by BrokenLadder March 2006 Re-posted on DIME by TheCommish october 2008  
 ??/??/76 KSAN FM
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Robert Palmer - KSAN FM, San Francisco, California, August ??? 1977, SBD. 1. Intro > 2. How Much Fun 3. Here With You Tonight 4. Give Me An Inch > 5. Which Of Us Is The Fool > 6. River Boat > Pressure Drop 7. Band Intro Jam > Work To Make It Work 8. Sailin' Shoes > Hey Julia > Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley Just 2 words : killer show !!!!!!!!!! with a real "Little Feat" sound type... 1st generation reel-to-reel > Revox > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac. Recorded, transfered, & uploaded by 38f on Dime, July 2007.  
 10/13/79 Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ 
 1 cdr      It's been a while since we've seen some Robert Palmer on the tracker, so I thought I'd pull this excellent RP two-pack out of the archives. I originally grabbed this back in March 2006 when it was uploaded by fellow Palmer fan, BrokenLadder. The show left DIME's tracker in June 2006 (due to "exceeding inactivity"), but not before it was snatched 268 times. For those of you who missed this the first time, here's your second chance. And for the newcomers since mid-2006, all I can say is this: Don't miss this one...it's VINTAGE Robert Palmer. My thanks again to BrokenLadder for the original share. I just created a revised text file (because the track listing in the original text file didn't match the FLAC files) and the now-necessary fingerprints (.ffp) file. The FLAC files have not been altered, so if any of you have this, I encourage you to help seed for others. **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** Robert Palmer Two radio show appearances, from original transcription vinyl Tracks 1-8 Rock Around The World - program #99 Original airdate: June 27-July 3, 1976 Recorded by WBCN Boston (on a Friday evening) at Paul’s Mall On tour supporting the Pressure Drop album Tracks 9-15 King Biscuit Flower Hour (Best of the Biscuit) Original airdate: Mar. 2, 1980 recorded at Capitol Theatre, Passaic N.J. On Tour Supporting the Secrets album According to a comment posted by fellow DIME member, rover, the show dates are: Paul's Mall: Apr. 16, 1976 Capitol Theater: Oct. 13, 1979 01. How Much Fun 02. Work To Make It Work 03. Here With You Tonight 04. Give Me an Inch 05. Which Of Us Is The Fool 06. Sailin’ Shoes -> 07. Hey Julia -> 08. Sneakin’ Sally Through The Alley 09. Every Kinda People 10. What’s It Take 11. Love Stop 12. Give Me An Inch 13. Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor Doctor) 14. Jealous 15. You’re Gonna Get What’s Coming Lineage: Original vinyl>WAV>Soundforge cleanup>CDWave>Flac(8) Uploaded on DIME by BrokenLadder March 2006 Re-posted on DIME by TheCommish october 2008  
 01/01/87 San Diego State University Ampitheatre
San Diego, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  part of 80's live vol 4....Lineage: Radio-station master LPs -> Sound Forge 6.0 ->Flac Frontend, level 8, sectors aligned and verified.  
 ??/??/89 Unknown
Unknown, FL 
 1 cdr      Superstar Concert Series (pre-FM CD)(REPOST) Robert Palmer Show #04-28 Broadcast the weekend of July 10/11, 2004 This show is NOT the same as: Robert Palmer Live - 1989 Florida [I Like It Hot] - Radio Broadcast (Reseed) http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=250556 BECAUSE: This version does not have all the songs the other one has, this one includes all commercials including the Promo Commercial for the show (NO poor editing here), and it is straight from a pre-FM CD, not a bootleg Silver. Cue Sheet for show is also included. I certainly hope this will be a nice addition to the collections of ALL the Palmer fans here. I am happy to be able to provide it FREE of charge. Lineage: pre-FM CD>EAC>HD>DIME Live In Florida, 1989 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01 - Intro.flac 02 - Some Like It Hot.flac 03 - Disciplilne Of Love.flac 04 - Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming.flac 05 - Commercial.flac 06 - Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley.flac 07 - Early In The Morning.flac 08 - Flesh Wound.flac 09 - Eat The Rich.flac 10 - Commercial.flac 11 - Intro 2.flac 12 - More Than Ever.flac 13 - Bad Case Of Loving You.flac 14 - Simply Irresistable.flac 15 - Commercial.flac 16 - Intro 3.flac 17 - I Didn't Mean To Turn You On.flac 18 - Casting A Spell.flac 19 - Addicted To Love.flac 20 - Outro .flac 21 - Radio Show Promo.flac =================================================================== Total Time (Including Breaks): 1:01:48 Uploaded on DIME by Jetrell69 30 May 2009 Do NOT sell, Do NOT mp3 (unless it's for personal use), & TRADE FREELY!!! Thank You, Jet 
 01/01/90 Unknown
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr      Robert Palmer Blowout! Two Kicking Pre-FM Concerts! This is the second collaborative effort which I have promised you: Many, many thanks to Dime member Jetrell69 for supplying the original WW1 radio-station masters. Thanks guy, for all the patience you have with me for taking so long to make this fly. Now, I hope these shows will make all of YOU fly! Other than a track listing for both shows, I have precious little information to pass on to you about where and when they were recorded. If you have more specific information, please let us all know. The two shows are listed in seperate directories by show title. Thus, show 90-07 is the 7th WW1 show for the year 1990, regardless of which artist performed. Let's take that one first. It's rumoured to be from somewhere in Florida, but I am not sure of where and when. Setlist: Some Like It Hot Hyperactive Discipline Of Love Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming Every Kind of People I Didn't Mean To Turn You On Communication Clues Sneakin' Sally Pride She Makes My Day Between Us Walk Beside Me Early In The Morning Fleshwound Eat The Rich More Than Ever Bad Case Of Lovin' You Simply Irresistible Casting A Spell Addicted To Love The second set is listed as show 91-30, and is known to be recorded at the Town and Country Club in London: Setlist: Some Like It Hot Every Kinda People Didn't Mean To Turn You On I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Pride Sneakin' Sally She Makes My Day Aeroplane Dreams To Remember Early In The Morning Light Years System Looking For Clues Your Mother Should Have Told You Simply Irresistable Mercy Me Addicted To Love Please note that any variances in song titles are straight from the cue sheets, I didn't try to correct it. These two three-record sets were processed using a soundcard-less computer audio system in essentially the same manner as this torrent (which explains the process): http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?returnto=%2Faccount-cp.php&id=87014 Lineage:Pre-FM radio station masters -> Sound Forge -> Track splitup -> Flac Frontend level 8, sectors aligned and verified. Thanks again to Jetrell69!!!!! Enjoy! A DoinkerTape 
 05/23/91 Town And Country Club
London, England 
 1 cdr      Robert Palmer Blowout! Two Kicking Pre-FM Concerts! This is the second collaborative effort which I have promised you: Many, many thanks to Dime member Jetrell69 for supplying the original WW1 radio-station masters. Thanks guy, for all the patience you have with me for taking so long to make this fly. Now, I hope these shows will make all of YOU fly! Other than a track listing for both shows, I have precious little information to pass on to you about where and when they were recorded. If you have more specific information, please let us all know. The two shows are listed in seperate directories by show title. Thus, show 90-07 is the 7th WW1 show for the year 1990, regardless of which artist performed. Let's take that one first. It's rumoured to be from somewhere in Florida, but I am not sure of where and when. Setlist: Some Like It Hot Hyperactive Discipline Of Love Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming Every Kind of People I Didn't Mean To Turn You On Communication Clues Sneakin' Sally Pride She Makes My Day Between Us Walk Beside Me Early In The Morning Fleshwound Eat The Rich More Than Ever Bad Case Of Lovin' You Simply Irresistible Casting A Spell Addicted To Love The second set is listed as show 91-30, and is known to be recorded at the Town and Country Club in London: Setlist: Some Like It Hot Every Kinda People Didn't Mean To Turn You On I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Pride Sneakin' Sally She Makes My Day Aeroplane Dreams To Remember Early In The Morning Light Years System Looking For Clues Your Mother Should Have Told You Simply Irresistable Mercy Me Addicted To Love Please note that any variances in song titles are straight from the cue sheets, I didn't try to correct it. These two three-record sets were processed using a soundcard-less computer audio system in essentially the same manner as this torrent (which explains the process): http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?returnto=%2Faccount-cp.php&id=87014 Lineage:Pre-FM radio station masters -> Sound Forge -> Track splitup -> Flac Frontend level 8, sectors aligned and verified. Thanks again to Jetrell69!!!!! Enjoy! A DoinkerTape 

 09/21/83 Compilation - King Biscuit Flower Hour
Austin & Dallas & Houston, TX 
 3 cdr      ********************* Mike's notes - I burned this into 2 discs and removed the tags on all the non music files ***************************************************************** Robert Plant The King Biscuit Flower Hour Broadcast Vinyl Stereo Transfer by jameskg Broadcast Dates: 1984.01.29 (Part 1) 1984.02.05 (Part 2) Performance Dates: September 20, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX September 21, 1983 Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX September 22, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas, TX EX+ Broadcast Vinyl > Stanton 680EL > Technics SL-1200MK2 > Behringer EuroDesk Pre-Amp > ASI4215 > WAV > FLAC8 Vocals: Robert Plant Guitar: Robbie Blunt & Bob Mayo Bass : Paul Martinez Keys : Jezz Woodroffe & Bob Mayo Drums : Phil Collins ------------------------------------------- CD1 - 1984.01.29 Broadcast (sides A, B & C) ------------------------------------------- In The Mood Pledge Pin Messin' With The Mekon Worse Than Detroit Moonlight In Samosa Fat Lip Two Step ------------------------------------------- CD2 - 1984.02.05 Broadcast (sides A, B & C) ------------------------------------------- Other Arms Horizontal Departure Pledge Pin Slow Dancer Like I've Never Gone Big Log Burning Down One Side -------------------------------------------------------- CD3 - Rare "D" Sides - Broadcast versions - no announcer -------------------------------------------------------- In The Mood Big Log This is a four album set of vinyl broadcast discs used to distribute the King Biscuit Flower Hour to radio stations affiliates in the USA for weekly broadcasts. Long sought after by Zeppelin & Plant fans alike, only part of this short series has been available from the broadcast tapes until now. The quality you'll hear here surpasses that of previous "leaks" of the SBD material, especially the definition of the high frequencies. Does anybody remember.... dynamics? The range on this recording is spectacular - nice and open - no clipping. Absolutely ZERO compression, limiting or EQ applied to this transfer. This is CLEAN. The only thing I did to this was meticulously remove any noticeable pops or crackles. I did NOT just run a generic pop filter on the entire set of audio, as that usually harms the recording in an unpleasant way. This set runs as the broadcast did, with one exception: I removed all but one Honda Shadow commercial (they were all exactly the same and played at EVERY break). All other commercials are left in place. This entire transfer is precisely tracked so you can easily skip parts you don't want to hear. There are 43 tracks total, filling 3CDs:  
 05/23/88 Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      ***********mike's notes - Despite what it says below , Etree has this show occuring 5/23 not 5/27... Also , the track list is slighly different from what's on etree : track 3 is "Billy's Revenge", and "Heaven Knows" is track 12 . Finally , i burned tracks 1-8 on disc 1 and put the rest on disc 2 ************************************************************************************************** Robert Plant 27 may 1988 Philadelphia, PA. Westwood 1 Pre-FM master > WW1 prod. Cassette > CDR > Flac *** Note: these are the RAW recordings, before editing and adding station i.d.'s etc. In other words, these are the tapes before the broadcast version was put together, NOT the pre-FM LP or Cd master that was used for final broadcast. ==========================> unsure of the setlist... cd1 1 helen of troy 2 other arms 3 billy's revenge 4 in the evening 5 in the mood 6 black country woman 7 ship of fools part1 8 ship of fools part 2 9 dimples - boogie chillun' 10 trampled underfoot 11 audience 12 heaven knows 13 misty mountain hop 14 band intros cd2 1 intro 2 long cool one - custard pie (snippet) 3 outro ==========================  
 06/30/90 Knebworth Park
Knebworth, England 
 1 cdr      With Jimmy Page --- 1. Hurting Kind 2. Immigrant Song 3. Tie Dye On The Highway 4. Liar's Dance 5. Going to California 6. Nirvana 7. Tall Cool One (with Jimmy Page joining at "Custard Pie" sequence at end) 8. Misty Mountain Hop (with Jimmy Page) 9. Wearing and Tearing (with Jimmy Page) 10. Rock and Roll (with Jimmy Page) Soundboard Recording Unknown lineage, probable FM broadcast  
 06/25/93 Worthy Farm
Pilton, England 
 1 cdr      *************************** Mike's Notes- This fits nicely on 1 disc if you delete all the commercials and most of the announcer stuff... Which I did . In order to free up some room on my sonos , I also removed some of the tags on those commercial and announcer tracks .... ********************************************************************************** Artist: Robert Plant Date: 1993-06-25 Location: Glastonbury, England Venue: Glastonbury Festival Source: Prefm Westwood One radio broadcast cds Lineage: WW1 cds>eac>wav>flac Tracklist: Disc 1 01. Opening Announcements (1:08) 02. Commercials (1:32) 03. Introduction (0:13) 04. Calling To You (5:29) 05. 29 Palms (5:01) 06. Announcer (0:10) 07. Commercials (1:57) 08. Announcer (0:06) 09. Tie Dye On The Highway (5:47) 10. Going To California (4:10) 11. Announcer (0:10) 12. Commercials (1:43) 13. Announcer (0:09) 14. Promised Land (8:02) 15. What Is And What Should Never Be (6:21) 16. Announcer (0:14) 17. Commercials (1:58) Disc 2 01. Announcer (0:13) 02. Ship Of Fools (6:33) 03. Whole Lotta Love (7:13) 04. Announcer (0:14) 05. Commercials (1:35) 06. Announcer (0:10) 07. In The Mood* (9:37) 08. Big Log* (7:17) 09. Announcer (0:10) 10. Commercials (1:41) 11. Announcer (0:13) 12. Little By Little* (10:07) 13. Ending (1:11) 14. Closing Announcements (0:59) * Songs from 1985-09-10 Wembley, England Notes: Excellent+ sounding recording. Prefm broadcast cds of the Westwood One superstars in concert series. This is from the cds sent out to individual radio stations used for broadcast. This was retracked so you can skip past commercials and announcements. The original tracking is as follows. Disc 1 Track 1 = tracks 01 through track 07 Track 2 = tracks 08 through track 12 Track 3 = tracks 13 through track 17 Disc 2 Track 1 = tracks 01 through track 05 Track 2 = tracks 06 through track 10 Track 3 = tracks 11 through track 13 Track 4 = track 14 
 07/03/93 Pistoia Blues Festival, Piazza Duomo
Pistoia, Italy 
 1 cdr      %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Mike Langen edit : etree lists show as Pistoia blues festival in Pistoai italy , not Perugia Blues Festival &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Robert Plant live at the Perugia Blues Festival, Italy July 3rd 1993. A fantastic show with humourous banter in between songs. Features 4 LZ songs, songs from the "Fate of Nations" & "Now and Zen" albums and a cool version of Buffalo Springfields "Bluebird", and some great playing. Live from the mixing desk. Sound Quality - Excellent. Lineage: Silver Bootleg Cd > EAC > WAV > FLAC (Level 8) Original CD- Called "Promise Land" on Insect Records Cat.No INT 19 Band personnel:(not listed on Cd - but RP introduces all except the guitar player) Robert Plant - Vocals Charlie Jones - Bass Phil Johnstone - Keyboards Michael Lee - Drums Kevin S. Macmichael? - Guitar Setlist: 1. Ramble On 2:44 2. I Believe 5:28 3. 29 Palms 5:35 4. Bluebird 4:38 5. If I Were a Carpenter 2:43 6. Going to California 4:52 7. Promised Land 6:58 8. Calling To You 6:24 9. What Is and Should Never Be 7:46 10. Ship of Fools 8:25 11. Whole Lotta Love 9:13 Enjoy the show, do as you please with this subject to TTD rules. A "Thank you" is always appreciated! Original CD Artwork included. A request: If you DL this please stick around and help seed it, and also please consider a donation to keep this fantastic site going. Running a website doesn't come for free.  
 12/20/93 Paradiso
Amsterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr      Robert Plant Title: 29 Palms And 1 Plant Label: HammerJack Date: Dec. 13, 1993 (some releases have it as Dec. 20, 1993) Location: Amsterdam, Paradiso Quality: 10 SB or PreFM or FM Artwork: Yes (may need to be resized??) My Scans *******Ship Of Fools Removed******** I have listened to many Robert Plant concerts over the years and this one ranks up in the top for sound quality. One of the Best! Track 4 is simply great. Robert is very loose and seems to be having a great time. He nails Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Cool I know some of you may already have this but I wanted to share with those who do not have this yet. Play It Loud!! Zeppester-Zepman61 Silver CD>EAC Secure Mode>WAV>FLAC level 8>Tested 1) Interview 2) 29 Palms 3) Thank You 4) In The Mood Medley 5) Whole Lotta Love 6) Hurting Kind 7) Ship of Fools (Removed--Officially Released) 8) If I Were A Carpenter 9) Going To California 10) Babe I´m Gonna Leave You Bonus Track 11) I Believe (BBC Jools Holland)  

 12/24/76 Olympia Theatre
London, UK 
 2 cdr      Rod Stewart BBC Rock Hour Pre-Fm reels Broadcast in March 1977 Olympia Theatre, London, England December 24th 1976 Track List: Disc 1 1) Intro/ Three Time Loser 2) You Wear It Well 3) Commercials 4) Big Bayou 5) Tonight's the Night 6) Wild Side of Life 7) This Old Heart of Mine 8) Commercials 9) Sweet Little Rock and Roller 10) I Don't Want To Talk About It/Outro Disc2 1) Intro/ The Killing of Georgie 2) Maggie May 3) Commercials 4) Get Back 5) I'm Losing You (I Know)/ Drum Solo 6) Commercials 7) Sailing 8) Stay With Me/Outro Transferred by Talbe1019 PRE-FM Reel>CDRW>WAV>CDWAV>Archived CDR>WAV>FLAC 
 02/14/77 Arena
Melbourne, Australia 
 2 cdr     A-   Rod Stewart 1977-02-14 Arena, Melbourne, Australia Pro-Shot TV/SBD > ? > CD > EAC > FLAC SET LIST CD 1 01. THREE TIMES LOSER 02. BIG BAYOU 03. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT 04. THE WILD SIDE OF LIFE 05. THIS OLD HEART OF MINE 06. SWEET LITTLE ROCK 'N' ROLLER 07. I DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT 08. THE KILLING OF GEORGIE CD 2 01. MAGGIE MAY 02. YOU KEEP ME HANGIN' ON 03. GET BACK 04. (I KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU 05. SAILING 06. STAY WITH ME 07. TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY THE BAND ROD STEWART - VOCALS JIM CREGAN - GUITAR GARY GRAINGER - GUITAR PHIL CHEN - GUITAR BILLY PEEK - GUITAR JOHN JARVIS - PIANO CARMEN APPICE - DRUMS 
 12/15/78 Dolby Theater
Manchester, England 
 2 cdr      Rod Stewart Manchester, England December 1978 Soundboard Recording (hardware unknown, radio show) -> CD-R (generation unknown) -> Exact Audio Copy -> FLAC Front End (level 8) SET LIST cd1 Hot Legs Born Loose I Don't Want To Talk About It Tonight's The Night The Wild Side Of Life Get Back You're In My Heart Blondes (Have More Fun) Da Ya Think I'm Sexy? (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right The Killing Of Georgie (small cut at end) cd2 Sweet Little Rock n' Roller Sailing Maggie May (I Know) I'm Losing You/Standing In The Shadows Of Love Twistin' The Night Away You Wear It Well (small cut at end) FINALLY!!! Excellent soundboard recording from the UK leg of Rod's Blondes (Have More Fun) tour, recording in 1978. Not sure of the exact date, all I know is it was sometime in December. If anyone can help out with the please do. This is from a CD-R I received during a trade - there are small cuts during the songs "The Killing Of Georgie" and "You Wear It Well". There may be others, I haven't had the chance to listen to this in awhile - it has been requested of me so much that I just uploaded it. If there are more cuts other than listed - sorry! But I don't believe there are. This is how the show was given to me. No idea if the original source has these cuts, or why they are there. If anyone has the show w/out cuts please feel free to upload it. This is, as far as I know based on set lists from this tour, the whole show. Some highlights are "Born Loose", "I Don't Want To Talk About It", The Wild Side Of Life", "Get Back", and a very cool "(I Know) I'm Losing You/Standing In The Shadows Of Love". Again, sorry about any cuts, I hope it doesn't take away from the show too much, but I think and hope you'll enjoy this... Rate if ya like :) 

 07/08/84 Tacoma Dome
Tacoma, WA 
 2 cdr      title: No Ready Made Guys Soundboard Recording (hardware unknown) -> CD-R (unknown generation) -> Exact Audio Copy -> FLAC Front End (level 8)...EXCELLENT soundboard recording from the beginning of Rod's 1984 Camouflage tour. I say soundboard instead of FM Broadcast because as far as I know this show was never broadcast on the radio. I believe this WAS seeded on DIME a while ago, but it's not on here now and I wasn't sure so I decided to seed it for anyone who doesn't have it or missed it when the previous person seeded it. This is my own copy, not ripped from here. Jeff joined Rod for the frist few nights of Rod's tour, but left as egos grew and Rod only wanted Jeff to play on a few songs while he did the rest of the show by himself. It's a shame too cause this show sounds awesome! Highlights on here for me are a loud grinding "Hot Legs", a cover of Free's "All Right Now" that most Rod fans seem to lothe, "Infatuation", and "The Pump" which is thumping instrumental by Jeff. The only downside to this concert, other than it's not the complete show, is that whoever I bought this from on ebay years ago apparently had no freaking clue what they were doing and did not stop recording after the last song on each CD - in other words, "young Turks" shows to be 43:32 minutes long when the song itself is actually only 5:16 minutes long - the rest is just silence or dead space. "Maggie May" is the same way. Not sure how to fix it but to be honest I've never really cared as I just eject the CD once the last song is over anyways...oh well..anyways if you don't have this and want it, I think you'll be more than happy and this should more than make up for the last few audience shows of Rod's I've posted...ENJOY!..  
 07/08/84 Tacoma Dome
Tacoma, WA 
 2 cdr      Disc I 1 intro ( some warble ) 2 Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller 3 You Wear It Well 4 Hot Legs 5 Tonights The Night 6 You're In My Heart 7 Dance With Me 8 All Right Now 9 Young Turks Disc II 1 Infatuation* 2 People Get Ready* 3 Rock My Plimsoul* 4 I Ain't Superstitious* 5 The Pump* 6 Bad For You* 7 Passion 8 Gasoline Alley 9 Maggie May * = with Jeff Beck Received in trade 

 07/22/84 Brendan Byrne Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr      roger waters - brendan byrne arena e.rutherford nj july 22 1984 1.set the controls for the heart of the sun 2.money 3.if 4.welcome to the machine 5.have a cigar 6.wish you were here 7.pigs on the wing p.1 8.in the flesh 9.nobody home 10.hey you 11.the gunners dream rw-bass/vox eric clapton-lead guitar andy bown-organ/guitar micheal kamen-piano david sanborm-sax andy newmark-drums doreen chanter/madeline bell/kate kissoon-vox ray cooper-percussion audience 1st gen. 
 11/07/87 The Coliseum
Quebec City, QC 
 2 cdr      Source: Westwood One radio broadcast FM > CDR > WAV > FLAC Roger Waters: Bass, Vocals Graham Broad: Drums Paul Carrack: Keyboards Doreen Chanter: Vocals Mel Collins: Saxophones Andy Fairweather-Low: Guitars Katie Kissoon: Vocals Jay Stapley: Guitars Jim Ladd: The DJ 01 Jim Ladd Intro > Radio Waves 02 Welcome to the Machine > 03 Money 04 In the Flesh > 05 Have a Cigar > 06 Pigs > 07 Wish You Were Here > 08 Mother 09 Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert > 10 Southampton Dock 11 If 12 The Powers that Be 13 The Fish Report with a Beat > 14 KAOS Q&A 15 Molly's Song 16 Another Brick in the Wall (pt 1) > 17 The Happiest Days of Our Lives > 18 Another Brick in the Wall (pt 2) > 19 Breathe (reprise) > 20 Brain Damage > 21 Eclipse > Jim Ladd Outro 
 07/27/99 Gund Arena
Cleveland, OH 
 4 cdr     A-  ************************* Mike's note - I didnt bother to burn disc 4 (the soundchecks) And i removed the tags from those tracks to free up room for my sonos ********************************************************************** Roger Waters July 27 1999 Gund Arena Cleveland, Ohio Trade>CDR>EAC>THK LEVEL 6>you artwork:http://floydart.org/artwork/dogsontherun/ Disc 1 01.In The Flesh 02.The Thin Ice 03.Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 04.Mother 05.Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert 06.Southhampton Docks 07.Pigs 08.Dogs 09.Welcome To The Machine 10.Wish You Were Here 11.Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-IV,VII,Reprise I) Disc 2 01.Speak To Me/Breathe 02.Time 03.Money 04.5:06 (Every Stranger's Eyes) 05.The Powers That Be 06.What God Wants,Part 1 07.Perfect Sense,Part 1 08.Perfect Sense,Part 2 Disc 3 01.It's A Miracle 02.Amused To Death 03.Happiest Days Of Our Lives 04.Applause 05.Brain Damage/Eclipse/Band Introduction 06.Comfortably Numb Disc 4 (Sound Check) 01.Sound Effect Check 02.Sound Effect Check 03.Sound Effect Check 04.What God Wants 05.It's A Miracle 06.Have A Cigar 07.Have A Cigar 08.Drum Check 09.Money 10.Guitar Check 11.Guitar Check 12.Guitar Check 13.Welcome To The Machine 14.Welcome To The Machine 15.Welcome To The Machine 16.Welcome To The Machine 17.Welcome To The Machine 18.Welcome To The Machine 19.Welcome To The Machine 20.Welcome To The Machine 2.12GB spread the music enjoy  
 08/11/99 E-Centre
Camden, NJ 
 2 cdr      CD1 01. In The Flesh [4:35] 02. The Thin Ice [2:43] 03. Another Brick In The Wall Part 1 [3:01] 04. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives [1:43] 05. Another Brick In The Wall Part 2 [5:38] 06. Mother [5:58] 07. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert [0:53] 08. Southampton Dock [2:22] 09. Pigs On The Wing Part 1 [1:22] 10. Dogs [17:09] 11. Welcome To The Machine [7:13] 12. Wish You Were Here [5:08] 13. Shine On You Crazy Diamond [15:48] CD2 01. Speak To Me [1:06] 02. Breathe [2:42] 03. Time [6:12] 04. The Great Gig In The Sky [1:06] 05. Money [6:01] 06. Every Strangers Eyes [5:43] 07. The Powers That Be [5:04] 08. What God Wants Part 1 [6:12] 09. Perfect Sense Part 1 [4:26] 10. Perfect Sense Part 2 [2:56] 11. It's A Miracle [9:00] 12. Amused To Death [8:27] 13. introducing the band [1:15] 14. Brain Damage [4:06] 15. Eclipse [2:05] 16. Comfortably Numb [9:19] HRV notes: I dare to say that this is the most spectacular upgrade we ever did from an original Harvested weed. Moreover, the resulting Rev.A is, in our view, the de-fi-ni-ti-ve RoIO from Roger's 1999 U.S. Tour! The original Harvested release used the famous soundboard recording from the Camden show (apparently the only SBD source to have surfaced from the 1999 tour), patching the very end of Comfortably Numb with an audience recording from the same era (but not from the Camden concert). This SBD recording has a lot of good aspects: sound is very clear, and there's a lot of brightness, especially for acoustic instruments. Guitar solos have a real sharpness, every "attack" of each note can be heard. Also, vocals are upfront, revealing a lot of details that most audience recordings miss. However, I always found it difficult to really enjoy that Camden SBD source (I never succeeded listening to it more than 30 minutes at a time). The fact is that it misses good and deep low end. Sound is rather cold and flat. The fact that it's almost pure mono is also a weak point, because we miss the stereo perspective of the show. I had in my collection a superb mastertape audience recording from the Camden show (BTW big thanks to Arne!). This AUD source has excellent bass, deep and warm, and also very good stereo perspective. It was recorded from a seat near the rear speakers, so it is the perfect counterpart to the SBD source (which is more "front speakers" oriented). The idea of the 'Rev A' was to upgrade the original SBD weed, with a completely new mix, combining the best aspects of each source, in order to get a result with both brightness and warm sound. It was a real challenge and the process was very slow and difficult, mainly because the two sources had to be perfectly synchronised, and also because I had to find the perfect balance between the two. I did the synchronisation and balance, then Ed came in the process, mainly for quality assurance and also to carefully reduce the hiss at some places, without degrading the sound clarity. Now that the remastering is complete, we're very proud of the result. There's a feeling of "being there", with stereo perspective and good and deep low end, thanks to the AUD source. There's also a lot of details and brightness thanks to the SBD recording. An interesting point is the intro of Money. The SBD source misses some of the cash register noises, due to the distribution of these noises through the quadraphonic system. By combining SBD and AUD sources, the cash register noises are more complete, and there's also a stereo perspective. Similar things can be said for the "Hello... Would you like a cup of coffee?" at the beginning of "Every Strangers Eyes", echoed through the hall. One of the most impressive improvements from original weed, is the stereo perspective, e.g. during the synth parts of Welcome To The Machine. And the very end of Comfortably Numb is now truely from the Camden show (the audience patch used for the end of CN on the original Harvested release was not). To summarise, we think this Rev.A of "In The Flesh Tour '99" is probably the most enjoyable recording from the 1999 Tour. Play it loud on a good equipment, and maybe you'll even like this recording better than the official "In The Flesh" release, which by the way is taken from the following year, and therefore does not contain What God Wants Part 1 and The Powers That Be. 
 03/05/02 Estadio Nacional
Santiago, Chile 
 3 cdr      Roger Waters - 2002-03-05 Estadio Nacional Santiago, Chile (SBD Master) - The Happiest Night of Our Lives From bootleg; "The Happiest Night Of Our Lives", manufactured by the Comunidad Floydiana in Chile. http://www.pf-db.com/index.php?conce...ootleg_id=4411 SBD/(pre-FM) > Silvers > EAC (wav) > flac ***note: this is not the lossy - mp3 version. This is really a clean master *** Superb quality: A+. This is NOT the broadcast version (so you don't have to listen the annoying "futuro" radio-mark). No MP3 was involved in any part of the lineage. This is the lossless version. Setlist: CD 1: 101. In The Flesh 102. The Happiest Days Of Our Lives/Another Brick In The Wall (Part II) 103. Mother 104. Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert/Southampton Dock 105. Pigs On The Wing (Part I) 106. Dogs 107. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) 108. Welcome To The Machine 109. Wish You Were Here 110. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) CD2: 201. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 202. Speak To Me/ Breathe (In The Air) 203. Time/Breathe (Reprise) 204. Money 205. The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking part XI (AKA 5:06 AM Every Strangers Eyes) 206. Perfect Sense (Parts I & II) 207. The Bravery Of Being Out Of Range 208. It's A Miracle 209. Amused To Death CD3: 301. Brain Damage 302. Eclipse 303. Band Introduction 304. Comfortably Numb 305. Each Small Candle EAC log file included Saludos a toda la gente de la Comunidad Floydiana Chilena 
 07/12/06 Piazza Napoleone
Lucca, Italy 
 2 cdr      With Nick Mason during entire DSOTM second set.......Shine on you crazy diamond dedicated to syd barret who died prior day .... *****SET 1******* - LDB master series Rai Uno broadcast (live) 1-In The Flesh 2-Mother 3-Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 4-Shine On You Crazy Diamond 5-Have A Cigar 6-Wish You Were Here 7-Southampton Dock, 8-Fletcher Memorial Home 9-Perfect Sense 1 & 2 10-Leaving Beirut 11-Sheep .......... ********SET 2***** SOURCE: sonic studio dsm 6 (w/ pre-amp & bass roll off) > sony tcd d8 TRANSFER: tascam da 302 > marantz dr 6000 > eac to disk > soundforge > cd wave > flac LOCATION: approx.15 meters to stage, 10 meters left off center this is "dark side" with mr. nick mason that was (unfortunately) not broadcasted, though the guys in the "rai uno" van did record it! no encores ... thought i'd been using a 3 hour tape, but dat ran out after 2 hours. foolish mistake! thought someone might like to this nevertheless. 01 <intro> 02 breathe 03 one the run 04 time 05 breathe reprise 06 great gig in the sky 07 money 08 us and them 09 any colour you like 10 brain damage 11 eclipse thanx to: - joan (for getting aqua minerale during the break) and - thomas (for all the vino blanco during the sndcheck)  
 07/12/06 Piazza Napoleone
Lucca, Italy 
 1 cdr      Roger Waters Tribute To Syd Barrett Lucca, Piazza Napoleone Milan, Italy 12 July 2006 Rai Uno broadcast (live) Trade CD > EAC > FLAC 01. In The Flesh 02. Mother 03. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 04. Shine On You Crazy Diamond 05. Have A Cigar 06. Wish You Were Here 07. Southampton Dock, 08. Fletcher Memorial Home 09. Perfect Sense 1 & 2 10. Leaving Beirut 11. Sheep Pass It On Preserve Quality hawkfan369 December '06  
 09/12/06 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  Roger Waters 2006-09-12 Madison Square Garden New York, NY USA "A Roger in Manhattan" Pinkroioshn CDR-007 (PRS-CDR-007) Official 16bit Version Digital Master FOB Recording Recorded from Front of Board, Dead Center Orchestra Section 7, Row C, Seat 9 The "Sweet Spot" Neumann KM-150's (AK-47 Hypercardiod Capsules) > Apogee Minime > digital coaxial > M-Audio Microtrack > 24bit 48kHz wav files > Soundforge (set fades, one minor patch, resampling to 16/44.1) > CD Wave 1.95 (tracking) > Flac Frontend (level 7, align sector boundaries) > flac Recorded and Produced by danlynch 2006-09-13 This is the 16bit/44.1 version for burning. The 24/48 master has previously been seeded at yeeshkul.com. Thanks to buffalofloyd for sending his external MT battery via UPS to me in time to master this show at 24/48. First Set 01 In The Flesh 02 Mother 03 Set The Controls For the Heart Of The Sun 04 Shine On You Crazy Diamond 05 Have A Cigar 06 Wish You Were Here* 07 Southampton Dock 08 The Fletcher Memorial Home 09 Perfect Sense Parts 1 and 2 10 Leaving Beirut 11 Sheep Second Set 01 Dark Side of the Moon (Encores) 02 Band Introductions/The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 03 Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) 04 Vera 05 Bring the Boys Back Home 06 Comfortably Numb *Roger dedicated WYWH to the victims and families of 9/11, "the loved ones lost and the families left behind". This release was first shared simultaneously on YEESHKUL tracker, PINKROIOSHN Hub, and IN FLOYD WE TRUST Hub. Thanks to those communities that share the live PF sound for free! http://pf-db.com/signup.php (pinkroioshn) http://www.yeeshkul.com http://pinkfloydsound.altervista.org/eng.htm (IFWT)  
 03/14/07 Estadio Nacional
Santiago, Chile 
 2 cdr     A+  Roger Waters - Dark Side Of The Moon World Tour Estadio Nacional Santiago de Chile 2007-03-14 LINEAGE Pre FM -> CDR -> you SETLIST 101 In The Flesh 102 Mother 103 Set The Controls for The Heart of The Sun 104 Shine on You Crazy Diamond 105 Have a Cigar 106 Wish You Were Here 107 Southampton Dock 108 The Fletcher Memorial Home 109 Perfect Sense (part I) 110 Perfect Sense (part II) 111 Leaving Beirut 112 Sheep 201 Speak to me - Breathe 202 On the Run 203 Time - Breathe (reprise) 204 The Great Gig in the Sky 205 Money 206 Us and Them 207 Any Colour You Like 208 Brain Damage 209 Eclipse 210 The Happiest Days of Our Lives - Another Brick in The Wall (Part 2) 211 Vera - Bring The Boys Back Home 212 Comfortably Numb THE BAND Roger Waters Jon Carin P.P. Arnold Graham Broad Andy Fairweather Low Carol Kenyon Dave Kilminster Katie Kissoon Ian Ritchie Harry Waters Snowy White EAC log files and artwork are included Thanks to everyone involved in one way or another in the production of this fabulous RoIO. Geetings to the Floydian Community www.pinkfloyd.cl  
 07/09/07 TD Banknorth Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Roger Waters the Fleet Garden Boston, MA 7-9-2007 section 7 AT853s (DIN) w/Church audio modifications and Hydra silver wire > Church audio ST-9100v3 preamp > Korg MR1 @ 1bit > audiogate > wavlab > CDwav > FLAC some minor edits in post. gain adjustments and stuff of that nature. there are some glitches present, but nothing terrible or frequent. set 1 1 In the flesh 2Mother 3 Set the controls for the heart of the sun 4 Shine on you Crazy Diamond 5 Have a Cigar 6 Wish you were here 7 Southhampton Dock > The Fletch Memorial Home 8 Perfect Sense 9 Leaving Beruit 10 Sheep set two 1-8 Dark Side of the Moon 9 encores: 10 The Happiest Days of our Lives > Another Brick in the wall 11 Vera > 12 Bring the Boys back home > 13 Comfortably numb 
 10/03/10 TD Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      Roger Waters "The Wall Live" 2010-10-03 TD Garden Boston, MA Lineage: Edirol R9 (24/44.1 > 16/44.1)/CA 11 Mics/CA 9100 Preamp > Adobe Audition > CD Wave > Trader's Little Helper [FLAC] Taper - JB Editing - Deb1 Disc 1 [Set 1] 01 Outside The Wall Intro > In The Flesh? 02 The Thin Ice 03 Another Brick In The Wall, Part 1 04 The Happiest Days Of Our Lives 05 Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2 06 Banter 07 Mother 08 Goodbye Blue Sky 09 Empty Spaces 10 What Shall We Do Now 11 Young Lust 12 One Of My Turns 13 Don't Leave Me Now 14 Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3) 15 The Last Few Bricks 16 Goodbye Cruel World Disc 2 [Set 2] 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 In The Flesh 09 Run Like Hell 10 Waiting For The Worms 11 Stop 12 The Trial 13 Applause 14 Outside The Wall  

 ??/??/39 Unplugged
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      THE ROLLING STONES Unplugged (Invasion Unlimited IU 9542-1 / 1995) Seems to be a different pressing (with alternate artwork) compare to the dead torrent here at TTD. This is a collection of acoustic studio outtakes recorded between 1968-1973. Alternate versions and rough mixes as well as unknown tracks (3,6,10) in EX Quality overall From a brand new silver CD found yesterday at a local record fair. SILVER > EAC > WAV > FLAC 300dpi artwork included BootlegZone review by Ringoswig Rating: ***** A must have ! This one’s so damn good it was copied about five minutes after it was released! It’s also available as 'Acoustic Motherfuckers' on Kobra KRCR 04, with a few extra tracks from Voodoo Brew that don’t add to the listening experience of this cd. Try and find the original, it’s put together like an album. We’re looking at the plainest cover without a rubber stamp that I’ve seen in quite some time, but it does evoke the original Beggar’s Banquet, and this has some Beggar’s Banquet era tracks on it, so it works for me. Invasion Unlimited bills this collection of outs from 68 – 73 as "“blah, blah, blah Together they make up for a superb “Unplugged” cd (with the occasional electric guitar here and there) recorded long before the days of MTV.” They’re right, it is a superb little collection of mostly acoustic songs. The best thing is that it doesn’t drown in a sea of “mellow” like so many acoustic records by the MTV generation can. Unplugged fires up with 'Dear Doctor' (take 1), which is widely available, and usually in high quality. This release is certainly no exception, and the quality of this recording sets the tone for the others on this release. There aren’t any speed problems to be found, and if there’s a crackle, you’re missing the point – listen to the music and you just aren’t going to hear technical imperfections on this CD. It sounds as good as ABKCO CD’s of the same period, and I doubt these guys had “original master recordings” to work from, so I’m impressed with the results. If you’ve got a large collection you’re sure to have most of these songs by now. Some tracks, like the terrific 'No Expectations' out, and the long, very different version of one of my favorites, 'Sister Morphine', were available on Scorpio’s 'Time Trip Vol. 4'. Both are spectacular looks at what should be considered the Stones at their best. 'Family' and 'Blood Red Wine' are commonly called Trident Demos, and don’t sound like vinyl sources here to me. The acoustic version of 'All Down The Line' from the NME flexi-disc also appears here, with wide dynamic range and a nice rich sound. One of the wish list songs of the No Security Tour shows up also. 'You Got The Silver' appears with the officialy released backing track, but Mick takes the vocals on this version. Keith adds some charm of his own to the official track, but Mick seems to have laid a guide vocal for Keith on this one that Keith followed to the best of his ability. Mick doesn’t have the sincerity that Keith does, but he adds a bit of a chiseled heart to the feel of the song. It works; it just works differently. Several other tracks sound great, like 'You Can’t Always Get What You Want' without the stupid choir, 'Blood Red Wine', and an interesting version of 'Country Honk' without the car horn. Unplugged would make a good official album. Considering that Stripped has been released officially, this makes a nice look at what a similar idea would sound like twenty-five years earlier. 1. DEAR DOCTOR 2. YOU GOT THE SILVER 3. FAMILY 4. NO EXPECTATIONS 5. SISTER MORPHINE 6. BLOOD RED WINE 7. COUNTRY HONK 8. YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT 9. YOU GOTTA MOVE 10. WILD HORSES 11. ALL DOWN THE LINE 12. COCKSUCKER BLUES 13. DEAD FLOWERS 14. ANGIE Enjoy, Share & Preserve Quality ! Brought to You by BP [JUly 2007] 
 ??/??/39 Unknown
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones That Demon Life- Sticky Fingers Outtakes Mono & Stereo Mixes and unreleased demo's including a stunning accoustic wild horses version (nr3). Source=silver cd - flac Quality = Studio TrackList: Brown Sugar (Mono-Single-Mix) Sway (No-Overdubs) Wild Horses (Acoustic-Mix, No-Overdubs) Good Time Woman (A-K-A Tumblin' Dice) Silver Train (Early-Version) You Gotta Move (Mono-Mix) Bitch (Mono-Mix) I Got The Blues (Mono-Monitor-Mix) Sister Morphine (Basic-Stereo-Mix) All Down The Line (Early-Rehearsal) Travellin' Man (Outtake) Unreleased Potted Shrimp (Outtake) Unreleased Alladin Story (Outtake) Unreleased Leather Jacket (Outtake) Unreleased Keith Richards & Mick Taylor - Wild Horses (Run Through) Wild Horses (Alternate-Version) Brown Sugar (Alternate-Guitar) Brown Sugar (Alternate-Mix) Brown Sugar (Mono-Single-Mix) 
 07/28/66 Honolulu International Center
Honolulu, HI 
 1 cdr     A-  The Rolling Stones SOLD OUT Honolulu International Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 28.1966 Label: HOT ISLAND [HI-916601] Lineage: Original Silver CD > Nero > Wav > BonkEnc > Flac Original comments: THE LAST SHOW OF THE 1966 AMERICAN AFTERMATH TOUR! This is an excellent recording, one of the best I have ever heard from this time period. The Stones are real goofy on this night. I would imagine they are giddy that they are done with this 32 gig tour. That’s 32 shows in 52 days across North America. They are cracking jokes, laughing about miscues and stuff like that. It is great! Download and enjoy my friends. This is one of my very favorite shows of this era of the Stones. The Track List: 01 Not Fade Away 02 The Last Time 03 Paint It Black 04 Lady Jane 05 Mother’s Little Helper 06 Get Off My Cloud 07 19th Nervous Breakdown 08 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Thanks to Stadium Studios for this. md5 & ffp added. Artwork included. 
 11/09/69 Oakland Coliseum (2nd Show)
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr       "Live'r Than You'll Ever Be" - Swingin Pig Records  
 11/09/69 Oakland Coliseum (2nd Show)
Oakland, CA 
 1 cdr      Maybe you've heard about "Wolfgang's Vault," the website playing music and selling memorabilia from Bill Graham's archives. Here's a show they don't have, for whatever reason, but Bill Graham presented it on KSAN back in late October, 1972. It was recorded at the Oakland Coliseum, November 9, 1969, 2nd show. By coincidence, it's the exact same show which was recorded from the audience by the guys who would go on to start the TMOQ record label. When their record came out, "Liver Than You'll Ever Be," people thought it was a soundboard recording because the quality was so good. Read the provided Rolling Stone Magazine review; they speculated that it must have been recorded "by someone involved in setting up the Stones' own sound system." They were wrong. "Liver Than" was just a great audience recording for the time. But maybe the reviewer somehow heard about this recording and got his stories mixed up. Around October 1972, the Fillmore West was closing. KSAN played some material from the "Good Old Days" from Bill Graham; see provided flyer. A friend of mine recorded this off the air. He told me people at the time were disappointed because a lot of the material played was actually from records, not the concerts listed. This is an incomplete soundboard recording, totally different from "Liver Than." When I got this on CDR back in 2003, it ran too fast. My friend said that's the way they broadcast it. I matched the pitch to my low gen. of the audience recording. The complete lineage is something like this: SB (1969) > FM (1972) > reel (1972) > CDR (2003) > PC editing (2003) > CDR (2003) > FLAC (2007) I don't know how my friend transferred from his reel to CDR, but he has good equipment. I used EAC for extracting, Cool Edit Pro for editing, and Nero for burning in all cases. I provided Vinyl Gang's artwork, which is based on a German LP from 1984, the first "release" of this material. This is better than that LP, I haven't heard VGP's version. 01. Sympathy For The Devil 02. Stray Cat Blues 03. Prodigal Son 04. You Gotta Move 05. Love In Vain 06. Live With Me 07. Gimme Shelter 08. Little Queenie 09. Satisfaction 
 03/13/71 Leeds University
Leeds, Yorkshire 
 1 cdr     A-  Source: excellent soundboard recording good audience recording (*) Lineage: original silver CD -> EAC (V0.95 prebeta 4) -> wav -> mkw (V0.97 beta 1) -> shn Taped by: - Transfered by: - Bootleg Title: "Get Your Leeds Lungs Out!", Mighty Diamonds MD 2004 File Size: 425 MB (SHN) Setlist: 1. Dead Flowers 2. Stray Cat Blues 3. Love In Vain 4. Midnight Rambler 5. Bitch 6. Band Introduction 7. Honky Tonk Women 8. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 9. Little Queenie 10. Brown Sugar 11. Street Fighting Man 12. Let It Rock... 13 .bonus track - roll over beethoven from hamburg germany 9/14/70 
 06/24/72 Tarrant County Convention Center
Fort Worth, TX 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones - Mick Taylor Is In The Mix - 1972 Touring Party - Soundboard Collection SBD - Excellent Quality ! Tracks: 01. Brown Sugar (fade in) 03. Rocks Off 04. Gimme Shelter 05. Don't Lie to Me 06. Love in Vain 07. Sweet Virginia 08. You Can't Always Get What You Want 09. Tumbling Dice 12. Midnight Rambler 13. Bye Bye Johnny 15. Jumpin' Jack Flash 16. Street Fighting Man Taken from: "Ahmet Ertegun, Thank You Kindly" (Coast 2 Coast C2C 01) - CD-R Ladel Live at the Tarrant County Convention Center Arena Fort Worth, Texas June 24th, 1972 (evening show) Lineage: Liberated Boot > CD (?) > EAC (no errors) > WAV > FLAC (level 8, align on sector boundaries) ================================================================================================ I PUT THESE TRACKS AT THE END OF MICK TAYLOR IS IN THE MIX VOL. # ( 7/20/72 ) 02. Bitch(7/21-1) - July 21, 1972 1st, Philadelphia 05. Happy(7/21-1) - July 21, 1972 1st, Philadelphia 10. All Down The Line(7/21-1) - July 21, 1972 1st, Philadelphia 14. Rip This Joint(6/24-1) - June 24, 1972 1st Fort Worth Take from: The Rolling Stones Philadelphia Special Vinyl Gang Product VGP-260 (2006 remastered version) Lineage: CD -> CDR > WAV (EAC, secure mode, offsets corrected) > flac (FLAC Frontend, level 6)  
 07/20/72 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones - Mick Taylor Is In The Mix Vol.3 - 1972 Touring Party - Soundboard Collection SBD - Excellent Quality ! Tracks: 1, Brown Sugar (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 2, Bitch (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 3, Gimme Shelter (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 4, Tumbling Dice (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 6, Sweet Virginia (Philadelphia, July 21, 1972-1st Show) 7, All Down The Line (Philadelphia, July 21, 1972-2nd Show) 8, Bye Bye Johnny (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 9, Rip THis Joint (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) 10, Uptight / Satisfaction (Philadelphia, July 20, 1972) Take from: Keep Your Motor Runnin' (VGP-243) 2nd Reissue Fort Worth & Houston tracks removed ! Enjoy 
 07/21/72 The Spectrum (1st Show)
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones - Mick Taylor Is In The Mix Vol.2 - 1972 Touring Party - Soundboard Collection SBD - Excellent Quality ! Tracks: 1.Brown Sugar(7/21-1) 2.Bitch(7/21-1) 3.Rocks Off(7/21-1) 4.Gimme Shelter(7/21-1) 5.Happy(7/21-1) 6.Tumbling Dice(7/21-1) 7.Love In Vain(6/24-1) 8.You Can't Always Get What You Want(6/24-1) 9.All Down The Line(7/21-1) 10. Midnight Rambler (6/24-1) # 11.Band Introductions(7/21-2) 12.Bye Bye Johnny(7/21-2) 13.Rip This Joint(6/24-1) 14.Jumping Jack Flash(6/24-1) 15.Street Fighting Man(6/24-1) Take from: The Rolling Stones Philadelphia Special Vinyl Gang Product VGP-260 (2006 remastered version) Lineage: CD -> CDR > WAV (EAC, secure mode, offsets corrected) > flac (FLAC Frontend, level 6) exept # taken from The Rolling Stones Touring Party CD1 - from rocks off torrent. Enjoy 
 07/21/72 The Spectrum (2nd Show)
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones No Label The Spectrum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania July 21st, 1972 2nd Show Incomplete soundboard Incomplete soundboard--->?--->CDR--->EAC--->wav--->flac frontend--->flac--->you 01 Happy 02 Tumbling Dice 03 Love In Vain 04 All Down The Line 05 Midnight Rambler 06 Band Introductions 07 Bye Bye Johnny 08 Rip This Joint 09 Jumping Jack Flash 10 Street Fighting Man 11 Uptight/Satisfaction * * Note: Performed with Stevie Wonder 
 07/21/72 The Spectrum (1st Show)
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones The Spectrum Philadelphia, Pennsylvania July 21st, 1972 1st Show Incomplete soundboard Incomplete soundboard--->?--->CDR--->EAC--->wav--->flac frontend--->flac--->you 01 Brown Sugar 02 Bitch 03 Rocks Off 04 Gimme Shelter 05 Happy 06 Tumbling Dice 07 Love In Vain 08 Sweet Virginia 09 You Can't Always Get What You Want 10 All Down The Line 
 07/26/72 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Rolling Stones Welcome to New York NYC 1972 - *UPGRADE* This is from a different source - Hell's Stones Lobster CD LOB 033/3 see http://www.rollingstonesnet.com/Welcome_To_NY.htm for the full story "Recording Comments: This disc was made from the same made-from-LP tape master as the "Swingin' Pig" version as evidenced by matching random vinyl pops and the tape "wow" correction in Midnight Rambler. The difference is that the "NoNoise" treatment seems to be missing. There is no phasing effect and the sound is clear unlike its "Swingin' Pig" counterpart. It's possible that the "Pig" acquired the tape from the "Lobster" and added the "NoNoise". This is the finest digital recording of the disc." Mint Lobster CD - EAC - dbPowerAmp - FLAC My Notes - Rolling Stones Madison Square Garden New York NY 7-26-72 1 all down the line 2 you cant always get what you want 3 midnight rambler - band intros 4 bye bye johnny 5 rip this joint 6 love in vain 7 sweet virginia 8 jumpin jack flash Track order does not match exactly with Etree 
 ??/??/72 You Can't Do That Baby
Various, Various 
 2 cdr      The Rolling Stones - You Can't Do That Baby A Vinyl Gang Product 314 Original VGP CD -> WAV (EAC) -> FLAC (Flac frontend) -> You Recording info: (#1)= Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, June 24th 1972 (1st show) (#2)= Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, June 24th 1972 (2nd show) (#3)= Hoffeinz Pavillion, Houston, Texas, June 25th 1972 (1st show) (#4)= Hoffeinz Pavillion, Houston, Texas, June 25th 1972 (2nd show) Quality: Excellent Stereo Soundboard This is the soundtrack for the legendary "Ladies And Gentlemen" concert movie that was released in 1974. The movie and the soundtrack has never had an official release on Home Video, DVD or CD anywhere in the world. Terrific performances, terrific sound ! Artwork included Tracklist: DISC 1 : 01 Intro 02 Brown Sugar (#4) 03 Bitch (#2) 04 Gimme Shelter (#1) 05 Dead Flowers (#1) 06 Happy (#1) 07 Tumbling Dice (#3) 08 Love In Vain (#3) 09 Sweet Virginia (#1) 10 You Can't Always Get What You Want (#3) DISC 2 : 01 All Down The Line (#4) 02 Midnight Rambler (#4) 03 Band Introductions (#2) 04 Bye Bye Johnny (#3) 05 Rip This Joint (#2) 06 Jumpin' Jack Flash (#3) 07 Street Fighting Man / Outro (#4) 
 02/24/73 Western Australia Cricket Ground
Perth, Australia 
 1 cdr     A-  "Happy Birthday Nicky" (Oh Boy 2-9039) Perth, Australia 2/24/73....disc 1 ...Stereo Soundboard Trade CD's (freq. analysis ok) > EAC (secure) > WAV > FLAC (level 8, align on sector boundaries)..... 01 Brown Sugar 02 Bitch 03 Rocks Off 04 Gimme Shelter 05 Happy 06 Tumbling Dice 07 Honky Tonk Woman 08 All Down the Line 09 Midnight Rambler 10 Little Queenie 
 02/26/73 Royal Randwick Racecourse
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr     A-  "Happy Birthday Nicky" (Oh Boy 2-9039)- disc 2 .... tereo Soundboard Trade CD's (freq. analysis ok) > EAC (secure) > WAV > FLAC (level 8, align on sector boundaries) ...Note: Bootleg artwork claims disc two is 2/24/73 second show, but there was no second show that day; it's actually Sydney 2/26/73. ...missing songs after "rip this joint"  
 10/17/73 Forest Nationale (1st Show)
Brussels, Belgium 
 2 cdr      I transfered to wav and then to flac level 8 for my own convenience, the original files were ape. Much thanks to thir13en for this masterpiece. Original info: **Remastered** by thir13en Rolling Stones 1973-10-17 Brussels, Belgium Much thanks to danaugen for seeding the original here and happily accepting my wanting to RM it the way I did. He knows the full-detailed story of this and how the original became the "Definitive Edition", but I won't go into the details. I only used the portion of the Brussels show that was soundboard quality, leaving off the horrible AUD recording of "Starfucker". As for the other decent tracks that surround this broadcast, you'll have to wait... I couldn't resist this one, the performance, the setlist, just the whole damn thing was awesome from top to bottom. A quality recording that needed the xtra boost of a proper mastering job, which it got and responded to very nicely. Check it for yourself, you won't be disappointed. Much warmer, bigger, brighter. The Stones in '73. Need I say more? 01 Brown Sugar 02 Gimme Shelter 03 Happy 04 Tumbling Dice 05 Dancing With Mr. D 06 Angie 07 You Can't Always Get What You Want 08 Midnight Rambler 09 Honky Tonk Women 10 All Down The Line 11 Rip This Joint 12 Jumping Jack Flash 13 Street Fighting Man PRE-13 SOURCE INFO ===================== ===================== Rolling Stones Brussels Affair Definitive Edition Rattle Snake (RS 015/16) Recorded live in Europe 1973 Silver CD > EAC > WAV > mkwACT > SHN > WAV > FLAC (SHN > WAV > FLAC conversion with xACT 1.3) A+ soundboard (except for a few aud. tracks), one of the all-time greats, check it out. .......... disc 2 is various dates from eurpoe 73 tour with various quality  
 ??/??/73 Bedspring Symphony
Compilation, Various 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones “Bedspring Symphony (A Box Lunch and Meat Whistle) Live in Concert” Limited Edition from the original TAKAL 1941 Silver CD>WAV (EAC)>FLAC Quote from “Hot Wacks” “The best Stones live recording, surpasses even the officially released live albums in quality” Ok folks, you probably have this a hundred times but I’m not sure that I’ve ever seeded it. This comes directly from the silver CD and includes artwork. This is the best mixed of the 1973 soundboard shows (yes, better even then the great Rattlesnake release “Definitive Brussels”). Oh yeah, and one of the worst introductions of the Stones ever, lol. Enjoy! Setlist: 01. Gimme Shelter 02. Tumbling Dice 03. Brown Sugar 04. Heartbreaker 05. Angie 06. Honky Tonk Woman 07. Midnight Rambler 08. All Down the Line 09. Street Fighting Man 10. Interview with Mick and Charlie (not listed on the artwork)  
 06/15/75 Municipal Auditorium
Buffalo, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  The Rolling Stones "Hottest In Hell" Shaved Disc June 15th, 1975 Buffalo, New York Buffalo Memorial Auditorium Soundboard Soundboard--->?--->silver--->EAC--->wav--->flac frontend--->flac--->you 01 Honky Tonk Women 02 All Down The Line 03 If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off Of My Cloud 04 Star Star 05 Gimme Shelter 06 Ain't Too Proud To Beg 07 You Gotta Move 08 You Can't Always Get What You Want 09 Happy 10 Tumbling Dice 11 Luxury 
 05/22/76 Earl's Court Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr      The Rolling Stones - DAC-045 Earls Court 1976 - Soundboard 22nd May : London, England, Earl’s Court Arena Orginal Soundboard Recording Disc 1 01-Fanfar For The Common man 02-Honky Tonk Women 03-If You Can’t Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud 04-Hand Of Fate 05-Hey Negrita 06-Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 07-Fool To Cry 08-Hot Stuff 09-Star Star 10-You Gotta Move Disc 2 01-You Can’t Always Get What You Want 02-Band introduction 03-Happy 04-Tumbling Dice 05-Nothing From Nothing 06-Outa Space 07-Midnight Rambler 08-It’s Only Rock’n Roll 09-Brown Sugar 10-Jumping Jack Flash 11-Street Fighting Man 12-Sympathy For The Devil CDR>WAV>FLAC 6 ---------------------------------------------- 
 06/07/76 Pavillon de Paris
Paris, France 
 2 cdr     B+   
 06/09/76 Palais Des Sports
Lyon, France 
 2 cdr      The Rolling Stones Backstage Limited Dog N Cat Records DAC-010 Palais Des Sports, Lyon, France, June 9, 1976 Soundboard Lineage: Original CD --> EAC --> WAV --> FLAC FRONTEND (LEVEL 8) --> FLAC Tracks: Disc 1 1 Honky Tonk Women 2 If You Can’t Rock Me-Get Off Of My Cloud 3 Hand Of Fate 4 Hey Negrita 5 Ain’t Too Proud To Beg 6 Fool To Cry 7 Hot Stuff 8 Star Star 9 Angie 10 You Gotta Move Disc 2 1 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 2 Band introduction 3 Happy 4 Tumbling Dice 5 Nothing From Nothing 6 Outa Space 7 Midnight Rambler 8 It’s Only Rock’n Roll 9 Brown Sugar 10 Jumping Jack Flash Artworks included  
 06/14/78 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 2 cdr      Rolling Stones Garden State 78 14th June: Passaic, New Jersey Capitol Theater Label: Vinyl Gang Catalog-Nr: VGP 253 Quality : SBD 01. Let It Rock ( 2:32 ) 02. All down the line ( 4:22 ) 03. Honky Tonk Women ( 3:22 ) 04. Starfucker ( 4:26 ) 05. When the whip comes down ( 4:49 ) 06. Miss You ( 7:35 ) 07. Just My Imagination ( 6:29 ) 08. Lies ( 4:28 ) 09. Beast Of Burden ( 5:43 ) 10. Respectable ( 3:52 ) 11. Faraway eyes ( 6:13 ) 12. Love In Vain ( 5:34 ) 13. Introduction ( 0:29 ) 14. Shattered ( 5:13 ) 15. Sweet Little Sixteen ( 3:25 ) 16. Tumbling Dice ( 4:50 ) 17. Happy ( 3:41 ) 18. Brown Sugar ( 3:36 ) 19. Jumping Jack Flash ( 4:24 ) 20. Street fighting man ( 3:56 ) (88:59) Review From STONES FAQ : Excellent stereo soundboard recording; probably the most well known boot of the tour. Legend has it the tape was stolen from the soundboard before the show ended which explains why the end is missing. Good performance except the incomplete encore "Street Fighting Man" sounds completely unrehearsed; it's terrible. Original LPs sound better than any CD release; in fact The Swingin' Pig "Out on Bail" and Scorpio's "Capital Connection" both appear to be dubbed from vinyl. 10th June - 26th July: THE ROLLING STONES. North American Tour Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr, p)/KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, pedal steel)/BW (bass) CW (dr)/STU (p)/Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc) Starts At 10th June In Lakeland,Florida (Civic Center) And Ended At 26th July In Oakland, California (Alameda Coliseum) Opening Act : Etta James A Miniscule Number Of Tickets Went On Sale At A Very Few Locations - And For The General Public Seats For This Concert Were Almost Impossible To Obtain . Where The Bulk Of Tickets Went... Was A Subject Of Much Debate At The Time . There were Many Reports Of Scalpers Charging Up To $900 For A Single Ticket ! Other Small Venues Along The Way : Washington , Detroit , New York , Atlanta Myrtle Beach And Fort Worth . 
 06/14/78 Capitol Theater
Passaic, NJ 
 2 cdr      Mike's notes - While it's close , and this is certainly excellent, I think "Garden State 78" sounds just a little better. __________________________________________________ The Rolling Stones Capitol Theater, Passaic, New Jersey 14 June 1978 EX FM recording CONTRAST CLAUSE : This is a de-clicked version of the album that was uploaded here. Torrent #334121 The Rolling Stones ~ GARDEN STATE 78 (double album vinyl rip) [SMILIN' DORK RECORD] Passaic, New Jersey, June 14, 1978 (EX.Sound) http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=334121 Minor alterations were carried out - shifting the balance over (using Audacity) and decreasing gain in order for to avoid such amendments going 'into the red'. Minor widening of the stereo image (using the mda_image plug-in) on the tracks where the signal / recording went to much more narrow stereo. The above adjustments varied per track hence providing a complete list of the minor variation per track on the above adjustments would look rather silly. De-clicking carried out using Click Repair. CD 1 46 Minutes 01 Let It Rock 02 All Down The Line 03 Honky Tonk Women 04 Starfucker 05 When The Whip Comes Down 06 Miss You declicked 07 Just My Imagination 08 Lies 09 Beast Of Burden CD 2 46 Minutes 10 Respectable 11 Far Away Eyes 12 Love In vain - Band Introductions 13 Shattered 14 Sweet Little Sixteen 15 Tumbling Dice 16 Happy 17 Brown Sugar 18 Jumping Jack Flash 19 Street Fighting Man I de-clicked this for myself...little more I can say really apart from I always thought the CD was great, now I like this even better! Thanks to - for uploading the LP version. On the vast majority of tracks the click removal worked a treat. On some (notably Honky Tonk Women), the odd click was still audible : I elected not to change the settings for 'tougher' click removal, as I was wary that such treatments can end up removing some of the ambience or worse, the music. The clicks that were still audible were more minor tuts in the background, and the most scratch laden tracks sounded a lot better, so I was happy. I think this is amongst the Stones' best performances, so enjoy. 
 06/29/78 Rupp Arena, Lexington Center
Lexington, KY 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones & Peter Tosh - Kentucky Fried Rockers Live at the Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky, USA, June 29, 1978. Partial show. With Peter Tosh. Soundboard. Sound Quality (1-10): 9 Artwork included: Yes KISS No 21, 1 disk - [63:03] 01 Respectable 02 All Down the Line 03 Lies 04 Shattered 05 Faraway Eyes 06 Tumbling Dice 07 Sweet Little Sixteen 08 Jumping Jack Flash Peter Tosh: 09 Pick Up Myself 10 African 11 Don't Look Back 12 Get Up, Stand Up md5 incl.  
 07/18/78 Will Rogers Auditorium
Fort Worth, TX 
 2 cdr      ************************ Mike's note - Despite what it says below, i think this show is really from 7/18/78 , not 11/17/78 Etree show them playing Ft. Worth on 7/18 , and playing Houston the next night, and it looks like their whole tour was finished by the end of the month. ******************************** *artist: Rolling Stones *title: No Flash, No Gimmicks *source: SBD *date & venue: Will Rogers Auditorium - Tarrant County, Fort Worth, TX USA NOV 18, 1978 *lineage: silver boot (HALCYON) > convert to WAV on the HD > convert to FLA6 *comments: This is a rip from my silver CD's of this boot. I'm not sure what boot is better than the other or whatever... - I'm just presenting a boot I bought to share with you. No sound sample at this time. Enjoy. *set list: DISC 01: 01 Let It Rock 02 All Down The Line 03 Honky Tonk Women 04 Star Star 05 When The Whip Comes Down 06 Beast Of Burden 07 Miss You 08 Just My Imagination DISC 02: 01 Shattered 02 Respectable 03 Far Away Eyes 04 Love In Vain 05 Tumbling Dice 06 Happy 07 Sweet Little Sixteen 08 Brown Sugar 09 Jumping Jack Flash check sum log, txt file and artwork included w/torrent  
 11/10/81 Hartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr      Received in trade 
 08/12/89 Toad's Place
New Haven, CT 
 1 cdr     A-  Rolling Stones Toads Place New Haven , Ct August 12th , 1989 Secret club gig before the start of the "Steel Wheels Tour" Nice soundboard sourced recording. This one is just the 5 prime members no back up singers or horns on this one! lineage: cdr>eac>flac frontend (level 6) >you Setlist 1. Start Me Up 2. Bitch 3. Tumbling Dice 4. Sad Sad Sad 5. Miss You 6. Little Red Rooster 7. Honky Tonk Women 8. Mixed Emotions 9. It's Only Rock n Roll 10. Brown Sugar 11. Jumpin' Jack Flash 
 03/05/95 Toshiba Studio / Various
Tokyo / Various, Japan 
 1 cdr      The Rolling Stones Toshiba-Studio Sessions, Tokyo, March 3-5, 1995 Lineage Original silver cd - EAC - flac - you As a test this is my first torrent. These are the only tracks non-offially released from the great boot "Stripped Companion". All in acoustic feel. Enjoy. 1. Let´s Spend The Night Together 2. No Expectations 3. Beast Of Burden 4. Memory Motel............ ***************...........PLUS........*****......... STRIPPED COMPANION (NOT OFFICIALLY TRACKS) Lineage Original silver - EAC - FLAC - DAD - YOU 1. LET IT BLEED (Toshiba-Studio, Tokyo Marh 3-5, 1995) (excerpt) 2. DEAD FLOWERS (Paradiso, Amsterdam, May 27, 1995) 3. SHINE A LIGHT (Paradiso, Amsterdam, May 27, 1995) 4. SWEET VIRGINIA (Brixton Academy, London July 19, 1995) 5. RIP THIS JOINT (Mix Brixton-Paradiso-Olimpia, 1995) Here you have the others Not- Offically tracks from my previous torrent. You´re looking for more, so i consider your request. Thanks for your patience.  

 03/17/88 O.T. Price's Music Hall
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters OT Price’s Santa Cruz, Ca. March 17, 1988 Ronnie Earl- guitar Steve Gomes- bass Richard Reed- organ Per Hanson- drums Darrel Nulisch- harp, vocals 2nd set Guests Grady Gaines- sax Joe “Guitar” Hughes- guitar/vocal James “Thunderbird” Davis-vocal Big Robert Smith- vocals Teddy Reynolds- vocals And more…Paul-trombone..John Terry-drums, Michael Dorgan-bass…. Disc One (first set) 1. Backstroke 2. Blues For Bone 3. It’s My Soul 4. Ships Passing In the Night 5. I’m Just a Bad Boy 6. Come See Me Early In the Morning 7. T-Bone Boogie 8. Lucky Man (I Want to Shout About It) 9. It Was Never There 10. Tell Me Pretty Baby (Love At First Sight)( title?) 11. I Found Me a New Love (end cut) 12. I Don’t Believe 13. Instrumental set closer / band intros Disc Two (second set) 1. Instrumental (featuring Grady Gaines-sax) 2. Further On Up the Road (featuring Joe “Guitar” Hughes) 3. Blue Monday (featuring James “Thunderbird” Davis) 4. ??????? (featuring Joe “Guitar” Hughes- vocal) 5. Shake Rattle & Roll (featuring Big Robert Smith) 6. Stormy Monday (featuring Big Robert Smith) 7. She’s Dynamite 8. I Just Play It Cool 9. Stop Your Runnin’ Round On Me 10. Shaggy Dog (featuring Teddy Reynolds) END CUT  

 09/03/74 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      what are you sharing with all of us Some Rory in his prime. Rory Gallagher: Lineage: FM > unknown transfer and transfering equipment > liberated 'Denim & A Strat' CD > EAC > Wav > Flac Frontend > Flac > my Flac files on dime > YOU Taper: unknown, HANX :-) File Size: 474MB Artwork added, HANX :-) Length: 72:40min Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=63491 My Father’s Place, Old Roslyn, Long Island, New York, NY, USA, 03rd September 1974 01) Tattoo'd Lady 02) Early In The Morning 03) Cradle Rock 04) Just A Little Bit 05) Walk On Hot Coals 06) AMMA 07) Hands Off 08) Bullfrog Blues Length: 72:40min Personal: Rory Gallagher: Vocals, Guitar Lou Martin: Keyboards Gerry McAvoy: Bass Rod de’Ath: Drums You are told to AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down This show is for free trading only ~ if you sell you´ll go to hell RORY, P&L 
 02/08/76 Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Rory Gallagher Live at The Bottom Line The Bottom Line Club, New York 8 February 1976 Excellent FM broadcast...includes the rarely played "Ain't Too Good" cd from trade>EAC>.WAV>Traders Little Helper>FLAC Line up Rory Gallagher - guitars/vocals Gerry McAvoy - Bass Rod De'Ath - Drums Lou Martin - keyboards 1. I Take What I Want 2. Messin' With The Kid 3. Too Much Alcohol 4. Out On The Western Plain 5. Ain't Too Good 6. Walk On Hot Coals 7. Tattoo'd Lady 8. Bullfrog Blues (cut)  
 09/07/79 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 2 cdr      CD from trade>EAC>WAV>Traders Little Helper>Flac Line up Rory Gallagher: Guitars, vocals Gerry McAvoy: Bass Ted McKenna: Drums Excellent soundboard Artwork at http://www.btinternet.com/~jboyle58/70s/79-07-09.htm  
 03/20/91 Tyrone Guthrie Theater
Minneapolis, MN 
 2 cdr      ***Rory Gallagher*** 1991-03-20 Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA This Is A Reseed Of This Wonderful 2 - Cd Set. A Very BIG THANKS! Goes Out To Everybody Who Took Part In This Project Too. Soundboard Recording (Synched W/ Audience Video Tape Audio) Artwork Included. Disk 1 (69 mins) 1. Continental Op 2. I Wonder Who 3. Moonchild 4. The Loop 5. Don't Start Me Talkin' 6. Tatoo'd Lady 7. Off The Handle 8. Shin Kicker 9. A Million Miles Away 10. Kid Gloves 11. Walkin' Wounded 12. Laundromat 13. Goin' Down To Ely's Disk 2 (66 mins) 1. Ghost Blues 2. Out On The Western Plain 3. Walkin' Blues 4. Pistol Slapper Blues 5. Shadow Play 6. Bad Penny 7. Heaven's Gate 8. Messin' With The Kid 9. Bullfrog Blues 10. Tumbling Dice - All Around Man 11. Loanshark Blues 12. Used To Be Length: 135 minutes Rory Gallagher - guitar / vocals Gerry McAvoy - bass Brendan O'Neil - drums Mark Feltham - harmonica Updated Lineage September 16, 2009 : Sbd Audio Synched W/ Audience Video Tape Audio > Dime > HD > Trader's Little Helper Converted Flac Files to Wav > 2 x Cd'r EAC Extraction To Wav > Wav Converted To Flac Via Trader's Little Helper (Level 6) > Dime > You. Uploaded To Dime By Bad_Penny September 16, 2009 

 04/20/79 Oakland Auditorium
Oakland, CA 
 2 cdr      The previous seed of this show at: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=140212 was from a misdated and off-speed Italian bootleg that is an off-air FM recording (Great Dane label - "Song For Europe") This seed here is from the pre-broadcast KSAN 15 ips reel soundboard reel master. Excellent sound quality. The previous FM recording though decent FM quality after pitch-adjustment is still not close to the sound quality here. This soundboard source was seeded a couple of years ago but has been tightened up for this upload so this is a new file set. Disc 1 - 54:02 01 [0:13] Bill Graham intro and crowd 02 [5:22] Manifesto 03 [2:33] Trash 04 [5:23] Out Of The Blue 05 [3:22] Angel Eyes 06 [6:05] A Song For Europe 07 [4:24] Still Falls The Rain 08 [6:52] Mother Of Pearl 09 [5:47] Ain't That So 10 [8:41] Stronger Through The Years 11 [5:20] > Ladytron Disc 2 - 27:20 01 [9:13] In Every Dream Home A Heartache 02 [3:53] Love Is The Drug 03 [3:27] Editions Of You 04 [1:38] thanks & crowd before first encore 05 [3:24] Do The Strand 06 [0:43] thanks & crowd before second encore 07 [0:43] Re-make/Re-model 08 [1:05] Bryan's final howl and crowd Bryan Ferry - vocals and keyboards Phil Manzanera - guitar Andy MacKay - sax and oboe Paul Thompson - drums Gary Tibbs - bass David Skinner - keyboards Lineage: pre-broadcast KSAN 15 ips reel master > Dat > HHB standalone transfer > CD > Pro Tools (extraction, normalization, seamless manual click removal and tracking) > AIFF > xACT (FLAC level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). md5 file created with checkSUM+. Enjoy & Share! 
 05/26/83 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Roxy Music - Live In New York 1983 (flac) Recorded Live at The Radio City Music Hall, New York City, May 26, 1983 aka "Out Of The Blue" (Swingin' Pig) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- CD-1: 1. The Main Thing 2. Out Of The Blue 3. Both Ends Burning 4. A Song For Europe 5. Take a Chance With Me 6. Can't Let Go 7. While My Heart Is Still Beating 8. Impossible Guitar CD-2: 1. Tara 2. Avalon 3. My Only Love 4. Dance Away 5. Love Is The Drug 6. Like a Hurricane 7. Editions Of You 8. Jealous Guy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ original cd > eac > wav > flac cover scan included Great sound! Great concert!! Enjoy!!! -----------------------------------------------------------------------  

 05/18/74 Unknown
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Excellent Soundboard  
 09/27/77 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. recording, trading and sharing for the Blues-Rock-&-Jazz community, what are you sharing with all of us Roy Buchanan: Lineage: FM > unknown recording and transfering equipment > Flac > ZOMB > TTD > my HD (> dime > YOU) Taped by: unknown, HANX :-) shared originaly on the den by Bad Penny, HANX :-) -> I don't know who shared it on Zomb before, HANX :-) File Size: 333MB (332MB Flac and 438KB art) Artwork included, HANX :-) Length: 57:05min Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=130017 My Father's Place, Old Roslyn, Long Island, NY, USA, 27th September 1977 01) I'm A Ram -> glitch at very end of track 4:53 02) Honky Tonk 03) Blues In C 04) Further On Up The Road 05) Roy's Bluz(titled: Blues In A) 06) Slow Down -> slight cut in at start of track 07) I'm Evil 08) Lonely Days And Lonely Nights 09) Green Onions 10) The Messiah Will Come Again -> glitch at 4:29 Length: 57:05min Roy Buchanan: Vocals, Guitar Malcolm Lukens: Keyboards John Harrison: Bass Ron Foster: Drums, Vocals You are told to AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down This show is for free trading only ~ if you sell you´ll go to hell  
 01/??/78 Panther Hall
Fort Worth, TX 
 1 cdr      SBD>?>CD>EAC>FLAC  
 05/06/78 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Roy Buchanan - May 06, 1978 My Father's Place, Roslyn NY WLIR 92.7 FM Radio Broadcast -- Pre-FM ?>CDR>Wav (Eac, Offset Corrected, Secure)>Flac 448 MB There is a cut in the middle of "Can I Change Your Mind" 01 Intro (soundcheck) 02 Just Got Back From New York(soundcheck) 03 Intro 04 Further On Up The Road 05 Soul Dressing 06 I'm A Ram/I'm Evil 07 Walkin' Talkin' 08 Baby Won't You Tell Me Where You're At 09 Can I Change My Mind (Cut) 10 Hey Joe> Foxy Lady 11 Slow Down, 12 The Messiah Will Come Again 13 Crowd 14 Lonely Days, Lonely Nights 15 Outro WLIR 92.7FM Radio Broadcast  
 09/15/79 Park West
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  This recording is unprocessed. ANALOG MASTER RB About 5th row right center main floor Recorder: Technics RS-686DS ANALOG Tape: TDK AD-C-90 normal bias Dolby On Mics: Teac ME-80's (same as CM-300) Played back on identical machine (Dolby off)> Chord Co. Cables Pre-amp: Naim 52 CDR Recorder (Stand Alone): Tascam CDR-2000 CDR: Taiyo Yuden Gold 74-ZY Master CDR> PC Drive: UltraPlex40max SCSI EAC>FLAC>To You Guys, enjoy, RB BEWARE:(non-perfect) ALL MY RECORDINGS ARE TRACKED ON THE FLY! ............. track numbering is indeed messed up . here is how it is : 1 Green Onions 2 Change My Mind 3 Goin' Down 4 Slow Down 5 more slow down 6 Please Don't Turn Me Away Hey Joe Foxy Lady 7 Up From the Skies Fire  
 02/04/84 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      Roy Buchanan My Father's Place Roslyn, NY February 4, 1984 Soundboard recording Lineage: SBD> ???> CDR> CD Wave Editor (extracts and tracking)> PC> TLH> .flac (level 6) Tracks: 01: Done Your Daddy Dirty 02: When A Guitar Plays the Blues Theme> Instr. Blues 03: Money Honey 04: My Baby Left Me 05: Peter Gunn 06: Rock Around the Clock 07: Roy's Bluz 08: Honky Tonk 09: Hey Joe> 10: Foxy Lady 11: "Buchy" B. Goode (cuts out) 12: The Messiah Will Come Again (cuts in) 13: My Babe An excellent sounding SBD recording, I got this in a trade. "Roy's Bluz" was split into two tracks, so I used CD Wave Editor to combine the two. Enjoy it, share it...just don't sell it. ~Slickdaddyo  
 09/25/86 Yomiuri Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr      Artist: Roy Buchanan Date: 1986-09-25 Venue: Yomiuri Hall City: Tokyo, Japan Sound Quality A (In My Opinion) Source: SBD Lineage: CDR > EAC > .wav > FLAC frontend (comp. level 5) > Dime Tracklist: 1. Short Fuse 2. Green Onions 3. When A Guitar Plays The Blues 4. Beer Drinking Woman 5. Goin' Down 6. Honky Tonk 7. Country Boy 8. Encore: Sunshine Of Your Love Total running time: 42m41s Notes: Unnecessary pauses have been deleted. Volume level of each tracks have been incresed 7.0 dB. Although it's important to respect original source, they have been done for listeners to enjoy them more comfortably. *Seeded by Bad_Penny to Dime 2008-08-11*  
 08/07/88 Fairgrounds
Guilford, CT 
 1 cdr      ROY BUCHANAN'S LAST SHOW The Fairgrounds Guilford, CT USA August 7, 1988 01 Short Fuse 02 Country Boy 03 Jack the Ripper 04 Susie Q 05 Peter Gunn 06 Down By the River 07 Beer Drinking Woman 08 When a Guitar Plays the Blues 09 Honky Tonk 10 Good Golly Miss Molly 11 Green Onions // (tape flip) 12 Green Onions (cont) 13 Hey Joe 14 Purple Haze 15 Messiah Theme 16 Sunshine of Your Love 17 Drowning On Dry Land Opening Act Included: The Shaboo All Stars 1) Everyday I Have the Blues 2) Whiter Shade of Pale 3) What a Life 4) How Long (Has This Been Going On?) 5) Band Intro 6) I Feel Good 7) Knock On Wood 8) Tobacco Road 9) Drink Muddy Water 10) Soul Man (encore) Taped by: Scott Norman Lineage: MASTER Audience Cassette /Sony D6 2 NAK CM-300 mics 12' stand next to Sbd -> Lead Deck -Sony D-5 > my Sony D-6 patched in (Maxell XLII tape/ Dolby C) > Play master tape on Nakamichi BX 300 Dolby C > Azimuth adjustment > Tascam CD-RW 2000 > CDr Roxio Creator 8 > Maxell CD-r PRO EX Audience recording, a bit of wind at times. Enjoyable,great sounding set _____________________________________________________________________ This show was held at the Fairgrounds in my hometown of Guilford, CT on Sunday August 7, 1988. The true credit for this recording should go to my old Dead Head taping buddies, Chuck and Bob. It has been so many years that I can't even remember their full names, if you are out there, drop me a line. Every summer the town would put on a Sunday Concert at the Fairgrounds and everyone would come down and enjoy the music, the previous summer NRBQ was the headline. My friends gave me a call and told me to meet them there, bring my Sony D6 and a patch cord, they had the rest of the equipment. We set up right next to the Soundboard, a rent a truck flatbed with the soundboard in the rear facing the stage. We set up 2 Nakamichi CM 300 mics on a 12 foot stand right next to the truck, pretty much dead center of the field, 20 yards back or so. I patched my deck into the Sony D 5. I was using a Maxell XLII tape using Dolby C. The show was great! Listen for yourself...... A week later I heard on WPLR in New Haven that Roy was dead and that the show in Guilford was his last performance. For the transfer to cd I played the Master Cassette on my Nakamichi BX 300/ Dolby C /AZIMUTH Adjust >Tascam CD-RW 2000 I used no computer programs to enhance or alter the sound, it is a straight transfer. This is by far the best recording I every was lucky enough to record. My buddies deserve all the credit, I was lucky that they let me patch in. This recording is EXCELLENT! On a quality home stereo it sounds absolutely amazing. The only way this could be better is if the soundman allowed us to set up 10 feet in front of the soundboard, we had to move because we were blocking his view of the stage and if I used a metal tape that would have handled the high input level. I turned down the output level on the NAK BX 300 to 9 to take a little of the edge off the recording --other than that I made no alterations to this recording. THIS IS AN UPGRADE TO THE PREVIOUS TORRENT of my tape -----I discovered that my Nakamichi deck was running slightly slow- This is a transfer with the PROPER DOLBY and AZIMUTH ADJUSTED, plus it is recorded on a top of the line PRO CDR recorder--- TURN IT UP and ENJOY! This is as good as it gets for an audience recording--------an excellent documentation of music history. _____________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Scott for sharing this with me. Warmest Regards Always, etc. etc. The New Guy  

 02/07/15 St. Jerome's Laneway Festival
Melbourne, Australia 
 1 cdr      Royal Blood 7 February 2015 St. Jerome's Laneway Festival, Melbourne, Australia Broadcast on Triple J's Live At The wireless 2015-05-11 Come On Over You Can Be So Cruel Figure It Out Better Strangers Little Monster Careless Ten Tonne Skeleton Loose Change Out Of The Black Running Time: 41:02 Linage: FM > Sanyo Reciever > Sony PCM-M10 Line In (WAV,16Bit,44kHz) > Adobe Audition CS6 (Edit/Cut) > Foobar2000 (FLAC 8) 

 02/18/01 The Cellar at John Foley's
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  SBD > DAT > CDR  
 03/03/02 Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Taper: Scott Uyeda (shuyeda@aol.com) Source: SP BMC-4 > SP SB-2 > Sharp MD-MT90 Conversion: MDS JE520 -> Fostex CR200 -> EAC -> CDWave -> Mkw -> SHN 
 12/06/03 Electric Factory
Philadelphia, PA 
 2 cdr      Ryan Adams Killers Electric Factory Philadelphia, PA 2003-12-06 Taped/Transferred/Artwork: Dan Billmeyer Remaster: Joel Swaney Source: SBD Lineage: SBD > DAT > CDR(2) > EAC > Adobe Audition 2.0 > CDWAVE > FLAC(8) Disc I 01. Liar 02. She's Lost Total Control 03. Boys 04. Wish You Were Here 05. Luminol 06. Note To Self: Don't Die 07. Love Is Hell 08. Do Miss America 09. Don't Even Know Her Name 10. Anybody Wanna Take Me Home? 11. Shadowlands 12. Shallow 13. To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High) 14. Jacksonville Skyline 15. Please Don't Let Me Go Disc II 01. Firecracker (slow) 02. Firecracker (punk) 03. New York, New York > 04. Wharf Rat 05. 1974 Encore 1: 06. When The Stars Go Blue 07. Not Gonna Make It Out Of This One This Time 08. This Is It 09. La Cienega Just Smiled 10. Burning Photographs Encore 2: 11. This Is It 12. Happy Birthday to Chief 13. Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones) 14. Avalanche (aborted) Lineup: Ryan Adams (Vocals / Guitar) Jamie Candiloro (Keyboards / Guitar) Jonathan Flaugher (Bass) Johnny McNabb (Guitar) Brad Rice (Guitar / Background Vocals) Johnny T (Drums) THANKS TO RYAN ADAMS AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO MADE THIS RECORDING POSSIBLE! Please support the artist and purchase official merchandise. THIS RECORDING IS NOT FOR SALE - DO NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN! DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE IN A LOSSY FORMAT - KEEP THE RECORDING TRUE! This file must accompany this package to preserve lineage info.  
 06/03/05 Northern Lights
Clifton Park, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  Source: SBD > RCA > Sony HiMD (PCM) Conversion: HiMD > USB > Sonic Stage > Wav Renderer > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > FLAC ...... NOTES: Fade in on d1t01. This sounds great overall, there are a few hot spots here and there but not too shabby. This was a great show, please do not sell this. If it ends up on Ebay I will stop sharing, so please don't be a dink. Thanks to Ryan's sound guy for the board feed.  
 01/31/08 Royce Hall
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      Ryan Adams & The Cardinals January 31, 2008 Royce Hall - UCLA Los Angeles, CA Taped/Transferred: Martin Hollander Source: SBD Matrix (w/ 2 onstage mics) Lineage: SBD > Sony D8-DAT > CDR(1) > EAC > FLAC(8) Disc I 01. Off Broadway 02. Cold Roses 03. Halloween Head 04. When the Stars Go Blue 05. I Taught Myself How To Grow Old 06. I See Monsters 07. (Ryan riffing) 08. Blue Hotel 09. Come Pick Me Up 10. Evening Joke w/ Jon Graboff 11. The Sun Also Sets 12. Oh My God Whatever, Etc. 13. Let It Ride 14. What Sin Replaces Love Disc II 01. A Kiss Before I Go 02. Down In A Hole 03. Elizabeth 04. The Rescue Blues 05. Wonderwall 06. Shakedown on 9th St 07. Games 08. Dear John 09. Beautiful Sorta 10. The End 11. Easy Plateau Ryan Adams (Vocals / Guitar / Piano) Neal Casal (Guitar / Background Vocals) Chris Feinstein (Bass / Background Vocals) Jon Graboff (Pedal Steel / Background Vocals) Brad Pemberton (Drums) THANKS TO RYAN ADAMS AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO MADE THIS RECORDING POSSIBLE! Please support the artist and purchase official merchandise. THIS RECORDING IS NOT FOR SALE - DO NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN! DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE IN A LOSSY FORMAT - KEEP THE RECORDING PURE! www.ryanadamsarchive.com This file must accompany this package to preserve lineage info. 

 10/22/84 Alabamahalle
Munich, Germany 
 1 cdr      Sade Live in Germany October 22nd 1984. A captivating performance from the smooth soul princess herself. Sound Quality excellent. Think this was BBC "In concert" broadcast. Lineage: Trio analogue FM Tuner > Philips CR recorder > Cooledit(WAV) > CDR1> EAC > WAV > FLAC Band: Sade Other band members not identified. Setlist: 1. Your Love Is King 2. Hang On To Your Love 3. Sally 4. Red Eye 5. I Will Be Your Friend 6. Cherry Pie 7. Is It A Crime? 8. Love Affair 9. Smooth Operator Enjoy. If uploaded elsewhere please keep all textfiles intact and unaltered. Courtesy of Red Lester. 

 12/07/79 My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, NY 
 1 cdr      LATE SHOW CASSETTE SB MASTER > AUDIO CD > SOUNDFORGE EXTRACTION > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 1. Instrumental Intro 2. Soul Sister, Brown Sugar 3. I've Got Everything I Need 4. You Don't Know Like I Know 5. Hold On (I'm Coming) 6. Soothe Me 7. Soul man 8. I Thank You 

 02/14/69 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      SANTANA FILLMORE WEST, SAN FRANCISCO,CA.,USA FEBRUARY 14,1969 1-INTRODUCTION 2-WAITING 3-TREAT 4-EVIL WAYS 5-SHADES OF TIME > 6-SAVOR > 7-JINGO ( FADES OUT ) ON STAGE MIKES > AUD REEL MASTER > 2ND GEN REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > TRADERS LITTLE HELPER > FLAC  
 10/14/70 Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY 
 1 cdr      SANTANA CAPITOL THEATER,PORT CHESTER,NY OCT.14,1970 1-SE A CABO 2-BLACK MAGIC WOMAN/GYPSY QUEEN > 3-SAVOR > 4-JINGO 5-OYE COMO VA 6-TOUSSAINT L'OVERTURE > 7-EVIL WAYS 8-TREAT 9-PERSUASION 10-GUMBO 11-INCIDENT AT NESHABUR 12-CONQUISTADORE RIDES AGAIN SB LINEAGE UKNOWN > CD > SOUND FORGE EXTRACTION > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  
 04/03/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr       
 10/28/72 Cherry Hill Arena
Cherry Hill, NJ 
 2 cdr      Santana Cherry Hill Arena Essington,PA USA October 28th, 1972 Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo) Douglas Rauch (b/g) Tom Coster (kbd/vo) Richard Kermode (kbd) Michael Shrieve (ds) Armando Peraza (perc/vo) Jose "Chepito" Areas (perc) James "Mingo" Lewis (perc) SBD>?>CDR>EAC>FLAC EX/EX- CD 1 T1 A-1 Funk/Every Step Of The Way -11:30 T2 Samba Pa Ti -7:03 T3 Look Up (To See What's Coming Down) -2:20 T4 Just In Time To See The Sun -4:40 T5 Incident At Neshabur -11:13 T6 Bambele -3:02 T7 Stone Flower(cuts) -5:42 CD 2 T1 Batucada - :23 T2 Xibaba(She-Ba-Ba) -3:09 T3 Stone Flower -1:23 T4 Waiting -5:18 T5 Castillos De Arena, Part 1 (Sand Castle)>2:41 T6 Free Angela -1:07 T7 Mantra -3:45 T8 Castillos De Arena, Part 2 (Sand Castle) -:34 T9 Earth -3:31 T10 Se A Cabo -5:32 T11 Savor - 8:16 T12 Toussaint L'Overture> Bill Graham says goodnight -7:28 The setlist may have a couple errors re: arrangement of tracks, Thanks to the Santanamigos site curator.(you know who you are : ) Another rare 72' SBD gem from my buddy, agalli. It appears to be from a low gen source, pretty well mixed & hopefully running at the proper speed. Since Haiti was so heavily in the news last month, I studied up a bit on its history. Did you know that Toussaint L'Overture was the slave who organized the rebellion to drive Napoleon's Army out of Haiti to create the first nation of freed slaves? Now what's the deal with Incident At Neshabur? I never request that leechers of my torrents not distribute on blogs/other sites in Mp3 because once they have it, what can ya do? I must say I was a little dissappointed when I saw another of my Santana 72' SBD uploads in mp3 on one of those sites. The proliferation of a bastardized source of anything rare,beautiful and excellent never feels right. enjoy,  
 08/17/73 Dillon Stadium
Hartford, CT 
 2 cdr      Santana Dillon Stadium, Hartford, Connecticut August 17th, 1973 Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo) Michael Shrieve (ds) Jose "Chepito" Areas (perc) Armando Peraza (perc/vo) Douglas Rauch (b/g) Richard Kermode (kbd) Tom Coster (kbd/vo) Leon Thomas (vo) SBD>?> Cdrs from Trade>EAC>WAV>FLAC Excellent Sound! CD 1 T1 Going Home - 3:08 T2 A-1 Funk - 2:35 T3 Every Step Of The Way - 13:02 T4 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen - 9:28 T5 Oye Como Va - 6:16 T6 Japan - 4:24 T7 Bambele - 5:23 T8 Um-um-um - 6:23 T9 Yours Is The Light - 6:27 T10 Batucada - 1:19 T11 Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba) - 6:47 T12 Stone Flower - 1:21 T13 Waiting - 4:41 T14 Castillos De Arena (Sand Castle) - 3:44 CD 2 T1 Free Angela - 4:43 T2 Samba De Sausalito - 7:36 T3 Light Of Life* - 3:40 T4 Se A Cabo - 6:26 T5 Mr Udo - 3:23 T6 The Creator Has A Master Plan - 9:03 T7 Savor* - 5:12 T8 Toussaint L'Overture - 8:46 T9 Samba Pa Ti - 9:44 T10 Incident At Neshabur - 18:31 From what I understand, this is a rarely/just recently(?) circulated SBD of the day after another nice SBD recording from Jaycee Fairgrounds, Fayetteville, NC. *Tunes(just two) not present on the Jaycee Fairgrounds recording but appear here (according to setlists @ Santanamigos) Just FYI. enjoy,  
 08/26/73 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr      S A N T A N A SARATOGA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Saratoga Springs NY August 23th 1973 SDB This is the very first show from the Santana-McLaughlin tour. It's quite unique since THIS band played Love Devotion and Surrender for the first and last time. That is in the about 10 shows that are known among traders. The original Santana Band didn't play it in 1973, though it WAS was included on the Welcome album. Later, in April 1980, the song was again once to be heard in a concert with Sri Chinmoy, together with some Swing of Delight tracks. I'm sorry to inform you that the show ends in a fade out, which might imply that we miss about 4 or 5 minutes from the show. Lineage: CDRs from a trade/CDEx/Flacfrontend/TLH/you 1. Meditation 2. Flame-Sky 3. A Love Supreme Total time 30.12 4. I’m Aware Of You 5. Love, Devotion & Surrender 6. Taurian Matador 7. Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord Total time 50.55 Carlos Santana John McLaughlin Billy Cobham Armando Peraza Douglas Rauch Larry Young (Khalid Yasin) 
 12/31/75 Cow Palace
Daly City, CA 
 2 cdr      FM Broadcast  
 05/07/76 Beacon Theater
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      broadcast at an unknown date on American radio KSAN .............. Lineage: FM> TAPE(?)> CDR> EAC> WAV> Special Ceronimo Equalizing> FLAC .............. Carlos Santana - guitar Greg Walker - vocals Tom Coster - keyboards Byron Miller - bass Ndugu Leon Chancler - drums Armando Peraza - percussion Notes from a German trader: the complete KSAN-show. here it is. i got this one several years ago in a trade with an American Dead-Head. In cause of my profession i have some very good equalizing programms and step by step i try to optimize all the old shows like this one. i think the sound now is pretty good.  
 11/22/77 Akita Kenmin Kaikan
Akita, Japan 
 2 cdr       
 11/30/77 Sun Plaza Hall
Tokyo, Japan 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo Date: November 30th 1977 Recording: Soundboard Artwork: No Lineage: Silver>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You Excellent soundboard recording. The guitar is maybe down in the mix, but it's a solid performance and recording. This is taken from the Japanese boot 'Heart And Soul' on the Trial label. CD1 (67:15) 1.Arise Awake 2.Light Versus Darkness 3.Jim Jeannie 4.Transformation Day 5.Victory 6.Incident At Neshabur 7.Zulu 8.Let The Children Play 9.Jugando 10.Black Magic Woman 11.Gypsy Queen 12.Dance Sister Dance 13.Europa 14.The River 15.Batuka 16.No One To Depend On 17.Evil Ways 18.Oye Como Va 19.I'll Be Waiting CD2 (56:16) 1.She's Not There 2.Savor 3.Toussaint L'Overture 4.Flor D'Luna (Moonflower) 5.Soul Sacrifice 6.Gitano 7.Oneness 8.Transcendence  
 02/09/78 The Palladium
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: The Palladium, New York Date: February 9th 1978 (Late Show) Recording: SB/FM? Artwork: No Lineage: Silver>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You Excellent soundboard (or is this an FM?) recording of the late show. The late show is/was a KBFH broadcast, I believe. However, both early and late shows appear on the KBFH site, I am guessing that this show was the broadcast. Does anyone have conclusive evidence? I have checked the Santanamigos website to verify setlists etc and both this and the early show would appear to be complete. This show does have 'Samba Pa Ti' after the band intros. This is taken from the Japanese boot 'Rhythm Flow II' on the Trial label. I have put a sound sample on the comments section. CD1 (60:19) 1.Wham!...Dance Sister Dance 2.Europa 3.Batuka/No One To Depend On 4.Soul Sacrifice 5.I'll Be Waiting 6.Incident At Neshabur 7.Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen 8.Toussaint L'Overture CD2 (44:59) 1.Zulu 2.She's Not There 3.Gitano 4.Oneness 5.Transcendence 6.Band Intro 7.Samba Pa Ti Carlos Santana - Guitar/Vocals/Percussion Armando Peraza - Bongos/Congas Raul Rekow - Congas/Percussion Pete Escovedo - Timbales David Margen - Bass Tom Coster - Keyboards Graham Lear - Drums Greg Walker - Vocals 
 02/09/78 The Palladium
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: The Palladium, New York Date: February 9th 1978 (Early Show) Recording: SB Artwork: No Lineage: Silver>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You Excellent soundboard recording of the early show. The late show is/was a KBFH broadcast, I believe. However, both early and late shows appear on the KBFH site, I am guessing that the 2nd show was the broadcast. Does anyone have conclusive evidence? IMHO, the 'open' SB sound makes this a more enjoyable recording than the late show. See what you think. I have checked the Santanamigos website to verify setlists etc and both this and the late show would appear to be complete, however, about a minute is missing from the start of 'I'll Be Waiting'. Did they play 'Samba Pa Ti' at the end of this show? Does anyone have a recording with it? This is taken from the Japanese boot 'Rhythm Flow' on the Trial label. Late Show to follow. I have put a sound sample on the comments section. CD1 (44:31) 1.Introduction... 2.Wham!...Dance Sister Dance 3.Europa 4.Batuka/No One To Depend On 5.Soul Sacrifice 6.I'll Be Waiting 7.Incident At Neshabur CD2 (46:18) 1.Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen 2.Toussaint L'Overture 3.Zulu 4.She's Not There 5.Gitano 6.Oneness 7.Transcendence...Band Intro Carlos Santana - Guitar/Vocals/Percussion Armando Peraza - Bongos/Congas Raul Rekow - Congas/Percussion Pete Escovedo - Timbales David Margen - Bass Tom Coster - Keyboards Graham Lear - Drums Greg Walker - Vocals 
 02/10/78 The Palladium
New York, NY 
 1 cdr/shn      Zulu Jugando I'll Be Waiting Evil Ways Europa Batuka> No One To Depend On Instrumental intro> She's Not There Toussaint L' Overture Oneness Transcendance Carlos Santana Tom Coster Pete Escovedo Graham Lear David Margen Armando Peraza Raul Rekow Greg Walker Excellent Fm Broadcast 
 10/16/78 Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Thank you to twofthrs for posting this on Dad, this is his second upload of the show, the fixed version. His notes are below here. I did run another SBE check with TLH and it found more SBE's that needed fixing, so I did. It checks out as CDDA according to TLH as well. Have fun... Alien. The band: Raul Rekow (perc/vo) Chris Rhyne (kbd) Greg Walker (vo) Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo) Chris Solberg (g/kbd) Graham Lear (ds) Pete Escovedo (perc) David Margen (b) Armando Peraza (perc/vo) I have three sets of artwork for this show, and all three are included in the torrent. ***** ><><>< Original notes SANTANA The Bottom Line NYC, NY, USA OCT 16, 1978 So, I started out with this very nice sounding FM show a nd have since been advised that it had tiny micro gaps at the end of most of the tracks. It also had a number of small drop-outs in Track 7 disc one. I "fixed" all of the errors and now have to upload the whole torrent again. So if you want the "fixed" version of this show you'll have to download the whole thing again. Sorry about the problems. It is a fantastic show... Trade CD>EAC>HD>fix flaws>FLAC Set List Disc One 1 - intro> well alright 2 - black magic woman>gypsy queen 3 - dance sister dance 4 - europa 5 - dealer 6 - >incident at neshabur 7 - move on 8 - batuka>no one to depend on Disc Two 1. one chain 2. toussaint l' overture 3. she's not there 4. open invitation 5. jungle strut 6. transcendence 7. evil ways Below text was taken from the Bottom Line archives: * SANTANA SHOW was broadcast live on WNEW F.M.( New York) and WMMR F.M.( Philadelphia) * This show as well as the show we did with Van Morrisson almost a month later, Nov 1, 1978, was very special to Stanley and myself. Bill Graham, someone we both admired, introduced both of those artists from our stage the night of those shows. Graham told us that he felt the Bottom Line stage had become as important in New York City as the Fillmore stage in terms of an artist¹s career. That was the ultimate compliment coming from the person we most admired. Words do not convey what Bill¹s compliment meant to us because we always thought of the club as a mini-Fillmore. You cannot imagine the joy it brought to hear him introduce SANTANA in that initimible Bill Graham way ...²N.Y. Let¹s have a warm Bottom Line greeting for... ³ 
 09/02/79 Uptown Theatre
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr     A-   
 09/02/79 Uptown Theatre
Kansas City, MO 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: Uptown Theater, Kansas City, MO Date: September 2nd 1979 Recording: Soundboard Artwork: No Lineage: CDR>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You As a post-Christmas bonus, here's an excellent '79 soundboard recording from the Marathon era. Great set and a truly dynamic performance. This is taken from the Japanese CDR boot 'I Want You' on the 2000GFRR label. Setlist & details checked out on Santanamigos website. Couldn't find the show on the tracker including dead torrents, apologies if it's been up before. I have put sound samples in the comments section. Enjoy... CD1 (61:08) 1.Marathon 2.Well All Right 3.All I Ever Wanted 4.Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen 5.Hard Times 6.Europa 7.Batuka 8.No One To Depend On 9.Savor 10.Toussaint L'Overture 11.Aqua Marine 12.Lightning In The Sky 13.Open Invitation CD2 (54:15) 1.I Want You 2.Stand Up...Runnin' 3.Soul Sacrifice 4.Audience... 5.She's Not There 6.Incident At Neshabur 7.Tuning... 8.Transcendance 9.Band Introductions 10.Evil Ways Carlos Santana - Guitar/Percussion/Vocals Alan Pasqua - Keyboards Armando Peraza - Percussion/Vocals Alex Ligertwood - Guitar/Vocals David Margen - Bass Chris Solberg - Guitar/Keyboards Graham Lear - Drums Raul Rekow - Percussion/Vocals 
 10/22/79 Budokan
Tokyo, Japan 
 1 cdr/shn      was listed as 11/22/79 , but i'm betting it's acytually 10/22/ , given that they played in japan on 10/21 and 10/23..... Carlos Santana Alan Pasqua Armando Peraza Alex Ligertwood David Margen Chris Solberg Graham Lear Raul Rekow Excellent FM  
 11/17/79 The Warfield
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Santana 11/17/79 Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA Disc One 1 Marathon - Well Alright 2 All I Ever Wanted 3 Tales of the Kilimanjaro 4 Black Magic Woman -Gypsy Queen 5 Open Invitation 6 Europa 7 Batuka - No One To Depend On 8 Toussaint L'Overture 9 Aqua Marine 10 Just In Time To See The Sun 11 Song Of The Wind 12 Lightning In The Sky 13 Savor - Jingo Disc Two 1 You Know That I Love You 2 Stand Up - Runnin 3 Soul Sacrifice 4 Incident at Neshabur 5 Oye Como Va - She's Not There 6 Transcendance 7 I Want You (She's So Heavy) 8 Evil Ways Lineage: Soundboard cdr>eac>flac Comments Fantastic quality and a stunning show!  
 07/01/80 Festhalle
Frankfurt, Germany 
 2 cdr      With Jimmy Page on the encores -SANTANA - 1980-07-01 - live at Festhalle - Frankfurt, Germany - SOUNDBOARD Carlos Santana live at Festhalle Frankfurt, Germany > AUDIGY 2 44.1 KHZ 16 BIT > SOUND FORGE WAVES L3 MULTIMAXIMIZER > FLAC Songs played (19 Tracks/21 Songs): 1 Hannibal 2 All I Ever Wanted 3 Tales Of Kilimanjaro - Black Magic Woman - Gypsy Queen 4 Oye Como Va 5 Just In Time To See The Sun - Incident At Neshabur 6 Lightning In The Sky 7 Percussion Solo - Aqua Marine 8 Savor - Jingo 9 You Just Don't Care 10 Europa 11 Well All Right 12 Soul Sacrifice 13 Open Invitation 14 Samba Pa Ti 15 She's Not There 16 Transcendence 17 Band intros - Shake Your Money Maker (with Jimmy Page) 18 Evil Ways 19 Evil Ways Ending and outro Playing time: 145 minutes. Carlos was in attendance at the Led Zeppelin concert the previous night in Frankfurt, he dedicates Europa to "All the incredible musicians in Led Zeppelin." NOTE: I believe that this show last scrolled off the tracker on: 2006-12-26. It was listed as having been recorded on 1980-01-7 which is unclear. I belive it was recorded on 1980-07-01. (July 1st) RECORDED: BY CARLOS SANTANA MASTERED: BY MORT 
 08/03/80 Pinecrest Country Club
Shelton, CT 
 2 cdr/shn      with Al Dimeola on "shake your money maker" 
 02/21/81 Civic Auditorium
Santa Cruz, CA 
 1 cdr     A-   
 07/04/81 Cape Cod Coliseum
South Yarmouth, MA 
 2 cdr      Santana Cape Cod Coliseum Hyannis, Mass. (northern Cape Cod, just south of the Cape Cod canal) July 4, 1981 performance quality: A even for Santana, this is a nice concert recording quality: A source: FM master re-broadcast tape runtime: disc 1: 66:52 1: radio introduction :17 2: all I ever wanted 4:56 3: primera invasion > searchin' 8:03 4: takes ofthe Kiliminjaro 2:34 5: black magic woman > 2:59 6: gypsy queen 3:17 7: well all right 3:49 8: Europa (dedicated to John McEnroe) 7:29 9: e papa re 5:15 10: savor 5:05 11: jingo 5:31 12: winning 4:44 13: incident at Neshabur 12:46 disc 2: 40:49 14: bass jam 4:28 (the broadcast fades in after a commercial break here) 15: soul sacrifice 11:16 16: open invitation 5:33 17: she's not there 3:37 18: dragon song (John McLaughlin) 19: the sensitive kind (dedicated to Chris Evert) 20: American gypsy comments: This is from a master recording of a rebroadcast of this great show on WBCN. I have the original one too but that is recorded on a pretty crummy recorder, this one is not, and it's not missing anything not in the original broadcast, which also had several commercial interruptions. This is not the whole show, but it is all they broadcasted this July 4th and it is most of the show. I think they didn't stick till the end, that can take awhile at a Santana show and this was a nice tour (Zebop). Lots of songs I like in here and not a weak song in the show (is there ever with Santana? Sometimes yes, but I haven't heard much of that considering how much Santana I've heard. Santana never gets old and tired in concert. Still sounding great on his 40th anniversary tour. Gotta love it. I could put this in rock, Latin music or soul, it's all of that and more. This is for JerryRocks. I may not be a "deadhead" but I like them too and anyone who's been to San Francisco has to be familiar with Santana. The whole country heard this concert in 1981. It's about time the world hear it because this was a nice performance with alot of great songs that have fallen out of Santana's very thick bible he calls a playlist (one of the thickest in rock related music history). Must have been just after Wimbledon tennis tournament, since 2 of America's finest tennis players get song dedication honors from Santana here. Not surprised to hear them do "the sensitive kind" for Evert, she's a very popular American hero of tennis, good person and a great player, kinda thought they'd save "winning" for McEnroe because he did alot of that around this time, and I don't think anyone in Santana is from Europe. But it's the thought that counts and Santana's perpetual good intentions are in abundance yet again in this show. Do not sell this recording. Trade freely and losslessly. And may the ZEBOP! be with you. (It's a nice thing to have with you.)  
 08/30/83 Pier 84
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      CRGP #27 SANTANA Pier 84 New York City, NY U.S.A. August 30, 1983 (1983-08-30) Partial Show (End Bit) Lineage -Recording Sbd -> ? -> low gen. cassette -> DAT -Mastering DAT transferred on October 31, 2008 Sony PCMR-500 (extremely low error rates) -> RME Fireface -> Sony Laptop -> Cubase 3 -> Adobe Audition 2, minor front and tail edits etc., UV22 dither -> Trader's Little Helper Musicians Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo), Tom Coster (kbd/vo), Keith Jones (b), Graham Lear (ds), Armando Peraza (perc/vo), Raul Rekow (perc/vo), Chester Thompson (kbd/vo), Orestes Vilato (perc/vo), Greg Walker (vo) Set List (11 Tracks) 1) Open Invitation 2) She's Not There 3) Right Now 4) Europa 5) ?Shango' 6) Super Boogie/Hong Kong Blues 7) ? 8) ? 9) Shake Your Money Maker 10) ? 11) Toussaint L'Overture (w/Jeff Baxter) Any set list corrections/additions are always appreciated. Thanks to Herman at Santanamigos for lots of extremely useful information. Once again, PLEASE support the/all musicians and ENJOY... Stucco TINA Holmes  
 10/31/84 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 2 cdr        
 10/31/84 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: The Ritz, New York Date: October 31st 1984 Recording: SB or FM Broadcast Artwork: No Lineage: Trade CDR>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You Excellent SB or radio broadcast from one of the two sets played at the Ritz on this date. I have checked the setlist with the Santanamigos website and it would appear to be complete. However, they too are unable to verify which of the two shows this may be. I received this show in a trade, thus lineage cannot be verified. If anyone can place this as first or second show, it would help. Finding the other set would be even better :-) This is not a Wolfgangs Vault show, for those who may be concerned. I checked the tracker (including dead torrents) and could not find this show. I have put two sound samples on the comments section. Disc One: (69:01) 1.Spirit 2.Primera Invasion 3.Open Invitation 4.By The Pool/Samba Pa Ti 5.Breaking Out 6.Written In Sand 7.Body Surfing 8.She's Not There/Marbles 9.Incident At Neshabur 10.Wited All My Life 11.I'll Be Waiting 12.Savor...Armando Peraza...Raul Rekow...Orestes Vilato 13.Super Boogie 14.Hong Kong Blues Disc Two: (46:46) 1.Touchdown Raiders 2.Soul Sacrifice...Aranjuez 3.Batuka 4.No One To Depend On 5.Black Magic Woman 6.Europa 7.Right Now...Band Intro Carlos Santana - Guitar/Vocals/Percussion Greg Walker - Vocals Alphonso Johnson - Bass Alex Ligertwood - Guitar/Vocals Armando Peraza - Bongos/Congas/Percussion Raul Rekow - Congas/Percussion Orestes Vilato - Timbales/Percussion Chester Thompson - Keyboards Graham Lear - Drums  
 06/01/86 Karuizawa Prince Hotel
Karuizawa, Japan 
 2 cdr     A-  With Jeff Beck and Steve Lukather ..........received in trade 
 08/17/86 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 3 cdr      Artist: Santana "20th Anniversary" Venue: The Shoreline Amphitheatre - Mountain View, CA - August 17, 1986 Source: SBD Lineage: SBD > Cassette > CDR > Trade > > EAC Rip > My HD > TLH (align sectors [disc 2] / encode flac - level 8) > TLH (torrent created) > PRLB By request from Yama. Thanks for all you do! Verified lossless (graph included). This is an absolute gem I received in trade years ago. The sound is terrific. The date listed on the discs I received was August 18, 1986 but according to Carlos' official website, the date is the 17th, so that's how I've listed it. The tracks are exactly as I got them, no processing. Sector boundaries were checked and only needed alignment on disc 2 (logs included). Disc 3, ah... Bill Graham - announcements Carlos Santana - guitar Armando Peraza - congas Raul Rekow - congas Orestes Vilato - timbales Graham Lear - drums Chester Thompson - keyboards Tom Coster - keyboards Alphonso Johnson - bass Buddy Miles - vocals, drums Special Guests (Disc 3): Neal Schon - guitar Gregg Rolie - keyboards, vocals Jose "Chepita" Areas - timbales Michael Carabello - congas Dave Brown - bass Michael Shreive - drums Disc 1 [ 53:19 ] 101 Introduction (0:28) 102 Brotherhood (4:29) 103 Primera Invasion (2:11) 104 Open Invitation (6:08) 105 She's Not There (5:37) 106 Incident at Neshabur (11:21) 107 Victim of Circumstance (4:53) 108 Personal Contact (3:52) 109 Instrumental (3:44) 110 Bass Solo (6:57) 111 "Carlos Joins In" (3:35) Disc 2 [ 50:32 ] 201 Super Boogie (6:52) 202 Hong Kong Blues (4:49) 203 Songs of Freedom (4:58) 204 Savor (9:35) 205 Them Changes (6:46) 206 Europa (8:09) 207 Right Now (9:19) Disc 3 [ 68:30 ] 301 Introduction (0:53) 302 Se a Cabo (11:47) 303 Black Magic Woman ~ Gypsy Queen (7:40) 304 Oye Como Va (3:48) 305 Evil Ways (2:07) 306 Jingo (1:53) 307 Percussion Solo (6:52) 308 Zsabo ~ Buddy Miles Improv (8:07) 309 Soul Sacrifice [Part 1] (7:51) 310 Jam (9:51) 311 Soul Sacrifice [Part 2] (1:40) 312 Toussaint L'Overture (5:56) Total Time 2:52:21 
 04/06/87 Palast der Republik
East Berlin, Germany 
 3 cdr      SANTANA Palast Der Republik, East Berlin, Germany 04/06/87 Pre FM Lineage: Pre FM --> Wavelab --> WAV --> FLAC CD 1 01 Beat Of My Drum 02 Veracruz 03 Primera Invasion 04 Open Invitation 05 She's Not There / Marbles 06 Incident At Neshabur 07 The World Could Be As One 08 Samba Pa'Ti 09 Songs Of Freedom CD 2 01 The Healer 02 Super Boogie 03 Texas (a song Buddy used to play with his short lived band FLAG) 04 Them Changes / We Got To Live Together 05 Savor 06 Alphonso Johnson´s bass solo 07 Cavatina 08 Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen 09 Oye Como Va 10 Evil Ways 11 Jingo 12 Once It's Gotcha CD 3 01 By The Pool 02 Europa 03 Right Now 04 Johnny B. Goode 05 Wild Thing 06 Soul Sacrifice 07 Concierto de Aranjuez / El Mar 08 Before We Go 09 Praise 10 Deeper, Dig Deeper Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo) Raul Rekow (perc/vo) Orestes Vilato (perc/vo) Alphonso Johnson (b) Buddy Miles (g/vo) Chester Thompson (kbd/vo) Armando Peraza (perc/vo) Alex Ligertwood (g/vo) Graham Lear (ds) Excellent sound quality http://db.etree.org/Abraxas2 This is intended for free trade only, please don´t sell this show!!!! 
 04/19/88 Sunrise Musical Theatre
Sunrise, FL 
 1 cdr      20th anniversary tour with some of the original band members (Rollie, Areas & Shrieve). Alphonso Johnson on bass. ...partial show .....original swingin pig rip.....Type: CDR Date: 1988-04-19 Quality: A+ Catalog-No.: Beech-Marten 008 Cover: online Reference: #1033  
 11/26/89 Watsonville High School
Watsonville, CA 
 2 cdr      Artist: Santana Location: Football Field, Watsonville High School, Watsonville, CA Date: November 26th 1989 Recording: Soundboard/FM Broadcast Artwork: No Lineage: Silver>cdex151>wav>tlh>flac8>You Excellent soundboard/radio broadcast from the 'Viva Santana' Tour. Disc One Track 13 is now ok. I have used a replacement silver disc for this torrent. This replaces torrent 229126 which contained the offending track and has now been banned as has the patch torrent 232363. This was an Earthquake Relief Concert and a portion was broadcast on PBS. Another concert took place at the Cow Palace, SF that evening and part of that show was also broadcast. I have checked the setlist with the Santanamigos website and it would appear to be complete. This is taken from the Japanese boot 'Brothers Together' on the 'Midnight Dreamer' label. Great performance, great sound. Disc One: (65:16) 1.Angels All Around Us 2.Spirits Dancing In The Flesh 3.For Those Who Chant 4.It's A Jungle Out There 5.Soweto (Africa Libre) 6.Full Moon 7.Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen* 8.Oye Como Va* 9.She's Not There 10.Jingo 11.Goodness & Mercy 12.Choose 13.Toussaint L'Overture Disc Two: (53:35) 1.Mandela 2.Europa 3.The Healer** 4.We Don't Have To Wait** 5.Soul Sacrifice...Aranjuez** 6.Stormy Monday Blues** 7.Cloud Nine Carlos Santana - Guitar/Vocals/Percussion Alex Ligertwood - Guitar/Vocals Keith Jones - Bass Armando Peraza - Percussion/Vocals Chester Thompson - Keyboards/Vocals Walfredo De Los Reyes - Drums Guest Appearance: Jorge Santana - Guitar* Carlos Hernandez - Guitar* Los Lobos** 
 11/03/91 Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Source: FM (KFOG) > VHS HiFi > Gold Plated Monster Cables > SB Audigy 2 @ 16 bit/44.1 kHz > Flac16 Taped by: Tom Proctor ------------------------------------------------------------------- Setlist: 01 Carlos'Angels Intro 02 Spirits Dancing In The Flesh 03 Somewhere In Heaven > 04 Somewhere In Heaven Jam 05 Third Stone From The Sun Trilogy 06 Oye Como Va* 07 Bertha* 08 I Love You Much Too Much 09 Jingo 10 Post Show Radio Talk *With Los Lobos -------------------------------------------------------------------- Good for a FM recording - The signal was 99%. There is a short spot or two where you can hear the slightest bit of radio interference but the sound for almost all of this is excellent. This was the Bill Graham memorial event in San Francisco where several hundred thousand people gathered spontaneously to celebrate Laughter, Love and Music, as it was billed. This is an emotionally charged performance by Santana. Searing solo on Somewhere In Heaven and guests Los Lobos bring some cheer on Oye Como Va and a killer version of Bertha. - Dub Irie 4-27-2006  
 08/28/92 Concord Pavilion
Concord, CA 
 3 cdr      SANTANA (w/Phish, Marcia Miget & Jorge Santana as guests) Concord Pavilion Concord, CA U.S.A. August 28, 1992 (1992-08-28) Lineage -Recording D1 & D2: Sbd -> DAT? -> DAT (low DAT generations) D3: Sbd -> master cassette? -> DAT -Mastering DATs transferred on December 19, 2008 Sony PCMR-500 (extremely low error rates) -> RME Fireface -> Sony Laptop -> Cubase 3 -> Adobe Audition 3, minor front and tail edits etc., UV22 dither -> Trader's Little Helper Musicians Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo), Walfredo De Los Reyes (ds), Myron Dove (b), Alex Ligertwood (g/vo), Karl Perazzo (perc/vo), Raul Rekow (perc/vo), Chester Thompson (kbd/vo) Set List(s) -D1 (8 tracks) 1) /Bill Graham -> Peace On Earth -> 2) Somewhere In Heaven -> 3) Why Can't We Live Together -> 4) Life Is For Living 5) Savor/Karl Perazzo/Raul Rekow 6) Wings Of Grace 7) Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen -> 8) Oye Como Va -D2 (5 Tracks) 1) ? (1)(2) -> 2) Aqua Marine (1)(2) 3) Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh 4) Make Somebody Happy (2)/Get It In Your Soul/Walfredo De Los Reyes /Myron Dove 5) Toussaint L'Overture -D3 (3 Tracks) 1) Soul Sacrifice/A Love Supreme/Aranjuez -> 2) Europa -> 3) Jingo/Band Introduction w/Phish (1), Marcia Miget (2), Jorge Santana Simply Stunning Show. Phenomenal sound and performance. Vacuum cleaner solo included. Enough said. First of the "CarloPhornia Trio" from August 28-30, 1992. Any set list corrections/additions are always appreciated. Another thank you to the folks at Santanamigos (what's up with the pop-up windows?) for lots of extremely useful information, including this set list. Once again, PLEASE support the/all musicians and ENJOY... Stucco TINA Holmes 
 11/08/92 Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      CRGP #32 SANTANA (w/ Third World as guests) Civic Center Providence, RI November 8, 1992 (1992-11-08) Lineage -Recording Sbd -> cassette masters? -> DATs -Mastering DATs transferred on December 21, 2008 Sony PCM-R500 (extremely low error rates) -> RME Fireface -> Sony Laptop -> Cubase 3 -> Adobe Audition 2, minor front and tail edits etc., UV22 dither -> Trader's Little Helper Musicians Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo), Walfredo De Los Reyes (ds), Myron Dove (b), Alex Ligertwood (g/vo), Karl Perazzo (perc/vo), Raul Rekow (perc/vo), Chester Thompson (kbd/vo) Set List(s) -D1 (8 Tracks) 1) Bill Graham Pre-Recorded Intro -> Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh 2) Somewhere In Heaven -> 3) Batuka -> 4) No One To Depend On -> 5) Life Is For Living 6) Savor (solos) 7) Why Can't We//Live Together 8) Exodus* (incl. Get Up Stand Up and Natural Mystic quotes) -D2 (9 Tracks) 1) Peace On Earth -> 2) Wings Of Grace 3) ??? 4) //Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen -> 5) Oye Como Va encore 6) Soul Sacrifice/A Love Supreme/Walfredo De Los Reyes -> 7) Aranjuez -> 8) Samba Pa Ti -> 9) Jingo/Band Introduction * = w/ Third World //Tape cuts: D1-52:02:63 D2-21:31:66 Nineteen-plus minute version of Exodus with Third World!!! Stellar Samba Pa Ti!!! Last day of the tour and it Rocks. Despite two small cuts, sound and performance are exceptional. Any set list corrections/additions are always appreciated. Once again, PLEASE support the/all musicians and ENJOY... Happy Holidays Stucco TINA Holmes 
 07/20/93 Arenes De Fourvieres
Lyon, France 
 2 cdr      CRGP #42 SANTANA Arenes De Fourvieres Lyon France July 20, 1993 (1993-07-20) Lineage -Recording Sbd -> DATs? -> cassettes (master?/low generation) -> DATs -Mastering DATs transferred on November 20, 2009 Sony PCM-R500 (extremely low error rates) -> RME Fireface -> Sony Laptop -> Cubase 3 -> Adobe Audition 2, minor front and tail edits etc., UV22 dither -> Trader's Little Helper (FLAC=8) Musicians Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo), Walfredo De Los Reyes (ds), Myron Dove (b), Alex Ligertwood (g/vo), Karl Perazzo (perc/vo), Raul Rekow (perc/vo), Chester Thompson (kbd/vo) Set List(s) -D1 (11 Tracks)(70:33) 1) Intro ? -> 2) Life Is For Living 3) Somewhere In Heaven -> 4) Batuka -> 5) No One To Depend On 6) Wings Of Grace 7) Savor/Karl Perazzo/Raul Rekow 8) Peace On Earth intro -> 9) Esperando 10) Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen -> 11) Oye Como Va -D2 (9 Tracks)(57:43) 1) Apache -> 2) Dr. Honoris Causa -> 3) Make Somebody Happy 4) M.S.H./Get It In Your Soul/Myron Dove 5) Toussaint L'Overture Encore 6) Soul Sacrifice/A Love Supreme/Walfredo De Los Reyes 7) Jingo/Band Introduction/Happy Birthday Carlos/You're Still A Young Man 8) "Blues Jam"? 9) Open Invitation Cuts D1 - 51:36:67 D2 - 27:31:04,50:05:47 Happy Birthday Carlos (46) with lots of French musical references. Vive la France! Any set list corrections/additions are always appreciated. Another Thank You to Herman, and the folks at Santanamigos for lots of extremely useful information. Once again, PLEASE support the/all musicians and ENJOY... Stucco TINA Holmes 
 06/21/98 Open-Air-Festival auf der Loreley
St. Goarshausen, Germany 
 2 cdr       "Loreley Festival" Alternative Edge Productions .... With Dave Matthews on a few tracks 

 09/19/08 SWR3 New Pop Festival
Baden Baden, Germany 
 1 cdr      Sara Bareilles SWR3 New Pop Festival Baden Baden GER 2008-09-19 Sara Bareilles p,voc Josh Day dr Javier Dunn g (Brian Allen b ?) 01 Bottle It Up 04:00 02 Vegas 04:47 03 Love On The Rocks 04:59 < fades > 04 Between The Lines 04:55 < fades > 05 Fairytale 03:44 < fades > 06 City 05:25 < fades > 07 Love Song 04:54 < fades > 08 In Your Eyes 05:37 TT 38:22 DVB-S (SWR3 2008-09-30): mp2 @ 320 kbps > BeSweet: wav @ 44.1 kHz > EAC > FF level6: flac  

 03/05/97 Living Room
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr      Scottness (Scott Murawski solo acoustic) Wednesday, March 5, 1997 The Living Room Providence, RI Source: SBD -> unknown Lineage: unknown -> CD-R -> xACT 1.64 -> WAV -> FLAC Taped by: unknown Transferred by: Carl Walter Disc 1 Set 1 1. The Field 2. That?s What They Say 3. Too Good For Shoes 4. Cruel World 5. No Deposit, No Return 6. The Cornfield Jam --> 7. The Same Things 8. Three Disc 2 Set 1 continued 1. Business Doing Pleasure 2. Outside Of Home 3. Solitaire Love* --> 4. In Harmony --> 5. Something Is Forming Encore 6. Dream Shattered 7. Why Don?t We Do It In The Road * debut  

 09/21/72 Hofstra University
Hempstead, NY 
 1 cdr      *************** Mike's notes - i keep this on a various artists disc with Average White Band and Stories ************ Seals & Crofts ABC-TV In Concert Hofstra University Hempstead, NY, USA 1972-09-21 01. Summer Breeze 02. Hummingbird 03. Hog Calling Music  

 08/07/88 The Fairgrounds
Guilford, CT 
 1 cdr      ROY BUCHANAN'S LAST SHOW The Fairgrounds Guilford, CT USA August 7, 1988 01 Short Fuse 02 Country Boy 03 Jack the Ripper 04 Susie Q 05 Peter Gunn 06 Down By the River 07 Beer Drinking Woman 08 When a Guitar Plays the Blues 09 Honky Tonk 10 Good Golly Miss Molly 11 Green Onions // (tape flip) 12 Green Onions (cont) 13 Hey Joe 14 Purple Haze 15 Messiah Theme 16 Sunshine of Your Love 17 Drowning On Dry Land Opening Act Included: The Shaboo All Stars 1) Everyday I Have the Blues 2) Whiter Shade of Pale 3) What a Life 4) How Long (Has This Been Going On?) 5) Band Intro 6) I Feel Good 7) Knock On Wood 8) Tobacco Road 9) Drink Muddy Water 10) Soul Man (encore) Taped by: Scott Norman Lineage: MASTER Audience Cassette /Sony D6 2 NAK CM-300 mics 12' stand next to Sbd -> Lead Deck -Sony D-5 > my Sony D-6 patched in (Maxell XLII tape/ Dolby C) > Play master tape on Nakamichi BX 300 Dolby C > Azimuth adjustment > Tascam CD-RW 2000 > CDr Roxio Creator 8 > Maxell CD-r PRO EX Audience recording, a bit of wind at times. Enjoyable,great sounding set _____________________________________________________________________ This show was held at the Fairgrounds in my hometown of Guilford, CT on Sunday August 7, 1988. The true credit for this recording should go to my old Dead Head taping buddies, Chuck and Bob. It has been so many years that I can't even remember their full names, if you are out there, drop me a line. Every summer the town would put on a Sunday Concert at the Fairgrounds and everyone would come down and enjoy the music, the previous summer NRBQ was the headline. My friends gave me a call and told me to meet them there, bring my Sony D6 and a patch cord, they had the rest of the equipment. We set up right next to the Soundboard, a rent a truck flatbed with the soundboard in the rear facing the stage. We set up 2 Nakamichi CM 300 mics on a 12 foot stand right next to the truck, pretty much dead center of the field, 20 yards back or so. I patched my deck into the Sony D 5. I was using a Maxell XLII tape using Dolby C. The show was great! Listen for yourself...... A week later I heard on WPLR in New Haven that Roy was dead and that the show in Guilford was his last performance. For the transfer to cd I played the Master Cassette on my Nakamichi BX 300/ Dolby C /AZIMUTH Adjust >Tascam CD-RW 2000 I used no computer programs to enhance or alter the sound, it is a straight transfer. This is by far the best recording I every was lucky enough to record. My buddies deserve all the credit, I was lucky that they let me patch in. This recording is EXCELLENT! On a quality home stereo it sounds absolutely amazing. The only way this could be better is if the soundman allowed us to set up 10 feet in front of the soundboard, we had to move because we were blocking his view of the stage and if I used a metal tape that would have handled the high input level. I turned down the output level on the NAK BX 300 to 9 to take a little of the edge off the recording --other than that I made no alterations to this recording. THIS IS AN UPGRADE TO THE PREVIOUS TORRENT of my tape -----I discovered that my Nakamichi deck was running slightly slow- This is a transfer with the PROPER DOLBY and AZIMUTH ADJUSTED, plus it is recorded on a top of the line PRO CDR recorder--- TURN IT UP and ENJOY! This is as good as it gets for an audience recording--------an excellent documentation of music history. _____________________________________________________________________________ Thanks to Scott for sharing this with me. Warmest Regards Always, etc. etc. The New Guy  

 12/15/93 State Theater
Nashville, TN 
 1 cdr      LEAVING LAS VEGAS (Dead Dog Records SE-463) (Also known as "Wednesday Night State Theatre") Original silver CD -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend (Level 6) -> FLAC -> DIME Nashville, State Theater, December 15, 1993 (not 1994 as cover says by mistake) Excellent soundboard quality (radio broadcast) 1. Can't Cry Anymore 2. All I Wanna Do 3. Leaving Las Vegas 4. Father Sun 5. Solidify 6. The Na-Na Song 7. Strong Enough 8. Run, Baby Run 9. What I Can Do For You 10. I Shall Believe 11. No One Said It Would Be Easy 12. Happy Artwork included! Note: This broadcast has been bootlegged several times. Here is an overview of silver CD releases: - All I Wanna Do (LL 15500) wrong track order - Las Vegas (A-Bomb AB 60003) same as this one - Leaving Nashville (Live Storm LSCD 51612) same as this one - Live In Concert (SDAM Records P910120) wrong track order - Live USA '94 (Live & Alive imm 40.90337) incomplete and wrong track order - Live USA (LSD CD 152.256) incomplete and wrong track order - Nashville 1993 (Arriba ARR 94.086) same as this one - Wednesday Night State Theatre (Sizzling Music HR 5983-0) same as this one  
 03/15/95 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      SHERYL CROW - LIVE AT THE BEACON 15-03-1995 Remastered by Fading Lights remastering project. It's been several years since I made this remaster, but haven't uploaded it here before now, and since I've only shared it with a couple of people, this should still be pretty uncommon. About the recording, I can provide the following info: The source is a dry soundboard cut which is not too uncommon, which has been circulated under the name "Coffee Shop". The source in itself has excellent sound, I did the remaster to get rid of the dry sound and the hiss that was present. I must say I find the result extremely pleasing - listen out for the drums in the beginning of The Na-Na Song to understand my excitement! This is by far my favorite Sheryl Crow bootleg, down to two reasons: The phenomenal sound and the superb performance. And Sheryl is in top form this night, not only does she sing the songs excellently, but she's in great mood as they've brought a lot of new songs to the set which has not yet been released on record. Thus, you'll hear pre-release versions of Hard To Make A Stand, Love Is A Good Thing, On The Outside and not least Maybe Angels, which is here performed in an arrangement radically different from the later recorded version, and much as I love the album version, this is at least as good! Furthermore, the set features a couple of tracks that would end up never being recorded in studio, including the wonderful Coffee Shop and the stonsey I Feel Happy. As the icing of the cake we get an alternative version of All I Wanna Do and a couple of songs that are now not too common to come by, such as Solidify, What I Can Do For You and The Na-Na Song. All that is left to say is: Enjoy, and share freely! Cheers! Tracks: 1. Leaving Las Vegas 2. Love Is A Good Thing 3. Can't Cry Anymore 4. Run Baby Run 5. Hard To Make A Stand 6. Maybe Angels 7. Solidify 8. The Na-Na Song 9. All I Wanna Do [acoustic] 10. Coffee Shop 11. Strong Enough 12. On The Outside 13. I Feel Happy 14. What I Can Do For You Running time: 76:42 Sound quality: 10 
 12/13/96 Universal Amphitheatre
Universal City, CA 
 1 cdr      Sheryl Crow December 13 1996 Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles CA KROQ Almost Acoustic Christmas Pre-FM CD > CD-R (my copy) > Tracks Split With Fission > DIME FLAC 2015 Line Up: Sheryl Crow - Vocals and guitar Jim Bogios - Drums Roy Scott Bryan - Keyboards and guitars Tim Smith - Bass guitar Jeff Trott - Guitar Todd Wolfe - Guitar 01. If It Makes You Happy 02. Hard to Make a Stand 03. CanÕt Cry Anymore 04. Strong Enough 05. Sway 06. Run Baby Run 07. Everyday is a Winding Road Uploader's notes: This show was part of a two disc Westwood One Radio Show: In the Zone. The first disc was a Jewel concert and the second disc was this Sheryl Crow concert. It is show 99-29 and was broadcast the weekend of July 17/18 1999. The songs on the cd come in 2 to three song blocks with commercials. I have split the songs into individual tracks and removed the commercials. I do not have the Jewel concert. I traded for a cd-r of the Sheryl Crow set years ago. This show has also been issued as In Concert: Show #98-07 and In the Zone: Show #97-39.  
 01/31/97 Studio 6A, Communications Building B - U. of Texas
Austin, TX 
 1 cdr      w/shawn colvin on one track .....source : tv > vhs hifi > dat > cdr taper : markp http://www.pbs.org/klru/austin/artists/program83.html 
 08/16/97 Sonic Recording Studios
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Sheryl Crow Sonic Studios "Sonic Sessions" Philadelphia, PA August 16, 1997 NOT FM or PRE-FM sourced, this is from my DAT clone directly off the master. MASTER 2 track SBD DAT>Panasonic SV-3800>Tascam DA-30MKII Transfer: Tascam DA-30MKII>Sound Devices 702>Wavelab 5>CDWAV>FLAC Setlist: 01.Soundcheck/studio audience "Instructions" 02.Change 03.Strong Enough 04.Redemption Day 05.Miss Creation 06.Home 07.tuning 08.Run Baby Run when I originally made a clone from the DAT master, an intentional 10 second cut was placed on my copy by the person who let me clone the DAT, I copied the cut portion at a later point when unattended, now seamlessly put back together for the 1st time. You have not ever heard this performance in it's entirety like this before! 

 02/19/87 The Palomino
North Hollywood, CA 
 1      A-  Silver CD > EAC > WAV > Flac frontend > FLAC 8 Guest appearance with Taj Mahal and The Graffiti Band. Live at the Palomino Club, North Hollywood (CA) on 19 Feb 1987. The band: Jesse Ed Davis, Taj Mahal, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, John Fogerty.  

 11/09/69 Miami University
Oxford, OH 
 1 cdr      Source Unknown  
 05/01/70 L'Olympia
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      Simon and Garfunkel Live In Paris The Olympia, Paris May 1, 1970 excelelnt SBD 1. 2:38 Homeward Bound 2. 4:22 The Boxer 3. 3:20 Fakin' It 4. 1:54 The 59th St. Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) 5. 3:11 Silver Haired Daddy 6. 3:28 I Am A Rock 7. 2:55 For Emily, Wherever I Shall Find Her 8. 2:53 Anji 9. 3:23 Scarborough Fair 10. 2:38 Mrs. Robinson 11. 2:42 Green Turns To Brown 12. 3:31 America 13. 3:03 So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright 14. 4:08 Lightnin' Express 15. 1:41 Song For The Asking 16. 2:19 A Poem On The Underground Wall Total 48:54 Notes: One of their last shows before they broke up (for the first time!) This first circulated as a 15 track disc and then a 16 track version appeared, identical in all other respects, this is the 16 track set.  
 05/08/82 Osaka Stadium
Osaka, Japan 
 2 cdr      Simon and Garfunkel Osaka Stadium Osaka, Japan May 8, 1982 Paul Simon - Vocals, Guitar Arthur Garfunkel - Vocals Steve Gadd - Drums Richard Tee - Piano, Vocals Rob Sabino - Keyboards Sid McGinnis - Guitars Arlen Roth - Guitars Airto Moreira - Percussion Anthony Jackson - Bass Disc 1 (46:35) 01 Mrs Robinson 02 Homeward bound 03 America 04 Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard 05 Scarborough Fair 06 My Little Town 07 Wake Up Little Susie 08 Still Crazy After All These Years 09 Bright Eyes 10 Late in the Evening 11 Slip Slidin´Away 12 El Condor Pasa Disc 2 (46:31) 13 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover 14 American Tune 15 The Late Great Johnny Ace 16 Kodachrome / Maybellene 17 Bridge Over Troubled Water 18 The Boxer 19 Old Friends / Bookends 20 The 59th Street Bridge Song 21 The Sound of Silence 22 Late in the Evening (reprise) lineage: soundboard recording>unknown generations>CDR>EAC>FLAC Notes: excellent quality soundboard recording from the Far East leg of the '82 reunion tour.  
 08/22/83 BC Place Stadium
Vancouver, BC 
 2 cdr      Simon and Garfunkel Vancouver, BC, Canada 22 August 1983 Source: SBD Lineage: SBD >CDR > EAC > FLAC > you Bootleg Title: Listen To The Silence File Size: 685MB FLAC Disc 1: 1 Cecilia 5:44 Mrs. Robinson 2 America 4:55 3 My Little Town 4:20 4 Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard 3:40 5 Scarborough Fair 4:11 6 Cars are Cars 3:26 7 I Only Have Eyes For You 3:13 8 Homeward Bound 3:13 9 Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover 4:35 10 Late In The Evening 4:27 11 The Late Great Johnny Ace 4:36 12 El Condor Pasa 3:39 13 Think Too Much 3:18 14 Still Crazy After All These Years 3:56 Disc 2: 1 Kodachrome 5:40 2 Bridge Over Troubled Wate 6:26 3 The Boxer 6:13 4 Slip Slidin' Away 4:39 5 The 59th Street Bridge Song 2:38 6 Old Friends 5:35 7 Wake Up Little Susie 2:49 8 One Summer Night 2:49 9 Band Introduction 0:49 10 Late In The Evening 4:59 11 The Sounds of Silence 5:24  

 03/01/93 Dorothy Chandler Benefits
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Contrast Clause This is a SBE fixed alternate version to http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=141333 upped by agovigli to Dime. Many thanks for sharing this wonderful show! Changes made include fixing SBE so that the show can be burned to cd without potential pops/clicks etc., renaming the tracks with correct song titles and re-tracking the discs so that tracks start at the beginning of each song (this part is admittedly subjective to my personal taste). I also broke out some of the false starts to separate tracks so that I could skip ahead to the music if I wanted to. SBE fixed with shntool’s nopad option so that a composite md5 fingerprint could be verified at each stage. The composite md5 fingerprint of every stage is f5bbd50e70c055a98398abdd05778a81 Lineage: Dime torrent 141333 > flac to wav (Trader’s Little Helper) > re-tracked/re-named (Total Recorder Pro 6.1) > SBE fixed (Shntool -nopad) > wav to flac (Flac 1.1.3a via Flac Frontend v1.7.1) If you grabbed the original torrent and can fix the SBE yourself or if you don’t plan to burn to cd there is no reason to grab this torrent. This torrent is supplied only to help out those who don’t know how to fix the torrent themselves. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Neil Young / Simon & Garfunkel Concert For The Children's Health Fund Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; Los Angeles, California March 1, 1993 Tracks: Disc 1 101 - From Hank To Hendrix 102 - Mr. Soul 103 - World On A String 104 - Pocahontas 105 - Harvest Moon 106 - One Of These Days 107 - Sugar Mountain 108 - Stringman (False Start - Banter) 109 - Stringman 110 - After The Gold Rush 111 – Helpless* 112 - Only Love Can Break Your Heart (False Start - Banter) 113 - Only Love Can Break Your Heart* Disc 2 201 - The Boxer (fades in) 202 - America 203 - Homeward Bound 204 - Scarborough Fair 205 - Cecilia 206 - American Tune 207 - El Condor Pasa 208 - So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright 209 - Bridge Over Troubled Water 210 - Feelin' Groovy (False Start with Steve Martin) 211 - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) 212 - Mrs. Robinson 213 - The Sound of Silence** 214 - Old Friends * with Simon and Garfunkel ** with Neil Young on electric guitar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Original torrent's info : Neil Young With Simon & Garfunkel March 1, 1993, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, California Concert For The Children's Health Fund 13 years ago I reiceved a DAT from KEN DIXON (Ohio) with this nice show (don't remember if he was the taper or if he have made a DAT clone for me). I transfered in 1995 the DAT on CD-AUDIO with my standalone PIONEER PDR-05 (connected with an optical cable), so This transfer was just maded (this time a rip from CD-AUDIO in secure speedy with EAC). Talking with ROEL, he have suggested to upload it as in the past this show (only partial, so not complete) was treeded (..or seeded ??) in low quality sound. As this show contain some gems as "Stringman" and a rare duets with Simon & Garfunkel (on Helpless and Only love can Break your Heart) and a really emotional "Sound of Silence" with Neil on solo electric guitar, I'm happy to share this really particular show, specially in this quality. Enjoy A.V.  

 02/28/89 City Hall
Newcastle, England 
 1 cdr      From my original cassette recording of this FM broadcast (10th March 1989). 01. Holding Back The Years 02. Come To My Aid 03. Infidelity 04. Jericho 05. Sad Old Red 06. If You Don't Know Me By Now 07. Its Only Love 08. Moneys Too Tight 09. I Won't Feel Bad 10. Heaven 11. The Right Thing 12. Everytime We Say Goodbye Lineage>>FM>Cassette>Audacity>CD Wave>Flac 
 04/21/00 Brighton Centre
Brighton, UK 
 2 cdr      LDB Master Series #208 Hello, this is a collection of masters I would like to seed here. I've been taping shows for more than 20 years and have an awful lot of masters. Most of them are in the old cassette format, some others are on MiniDisc and others are on CD. I've taped many shows of many artists over the years, so don't be surprised if you will find many different artists taped! Some shows are already circulating, some others have not circulated through collectors yet. But most of all, enjoy! They all come from my mastertapes! SIMPLY RED Brighton, Centre Brighton , UK. April 21, 2000 FM broadcast 01.Introduction / The Spirit of Life 02.Night Nurse 03.Your Mirror 04.It's Only Love 05.Stars 06.So Beautiful 07.Blue 08.Holding back The Years 09.Talk To My Head 10.Thrill Me 11.To Be Free 12.Look At You Now 13.Something Got Me Started 14.The Right Thing 15.Money's Too Tight To Mention 16.If You Don't Know Me By Now 17.Fairground 18.Ain't That a Lot Of Love TT 90:03 Lineage: BBC Radio Two broadcast > Master CD > EAC > HD > Sound Forge 7.0 > CD Wave Editor > FLAC Frontend (level 6) Mick Hucknall - vocals Steve Lewinson - bass Kevin Robinson - trumpet, flute Pete Lewinson - drums Dee Johnson - backing vocals Ian Kirkham - keyboards Kenji Suzuki - guitars Sarah Brown - backing vocals John Johnson - trombone Dave Clayton - keyboards I don't think I've ever seen this one in circulation but I recorded this show myself while I was in the UK and only recently transferred the master cds onto my hard disk. Very very good performance indeed and a crystal clear sound (although a bit hissy). Enjoy! ldb  

 ??/??/97 WEZB - FM Studio
New Orleans, LA 
 1 cdr      ****************************** Mike's Notes - I burned this at the end of Vampire Weekend MTV Unplugged Disc and did not bother to burn the promos ****************** Sister Hazel WEZB-FM studio New Orleans, La. Fall 1997 1 interview 5:00 2 All For Me 4:47 3 Song intro 0:11 4 Wanting It to Be 5:26 5 outro 0:13 15:39 promos 1 1:02 2 0:13 3 0:26 4 0:20 5 0:29 6 0:30 7 0:15 8 0:09 9 0:25 10 0:23 11 1:12 12 0:17 13 0:16 14 0:30 15 0:09 6:43 source: pre-broadcast soundboard > DAT Transfer (to flac, August 2010): DAT clone > Sony PCM-R500 > (coax spdif) > Metric Halo MIO-2882 firewire interface > Macintosh MacMini (2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) > MIO Console 5.2.00.153 (record panel) >  

 ??/??/88 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ...... Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org (first seeded on easytree in shn)  

 10/05/68 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  bootleg CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC ............ Title: Thee Encyclopedia of Ecstacy "This CD is Part 2 Of A Series Thee Thesaurus Of Funkasaurus Being Part 1." Decent soundboard with a bit of distortion. Great show!  
 08/16/69 Max Yasgur's Farm
Bethel, NY 
 1 cdr      ARTIST: Sly & The Family Stone TITLE: N/A DATE: August 16th, 1969 VENUE: Woodstock Music & Art Fair/Festival LOCATION: Max Yagur's Farm, Bethel, NY SOURCE: SBD QUALITY: A ARTWORK: Included TRACKLISTING: 1. Chip Monck Intro 2. M’Lady 3. Sing A Simple Song 4. You Can Make It If You Try 5. Everyday People/Dance To The Music/Music Lover 6. I Want To Take You Higher 7. Love City 8. Stand TOTAL RUNTIME: 49mins 48secs LINEAGE: Silver CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v2.1>FLAC 8 TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES: This recording represents a historic performance by the manic, psychedelic r&b funk acid rock fusion that was Sly & The Family Stone. The original recording comes from an unknown stereo mix of their performance. As far as I know, this is the complete show. Some flucuations in sound quality and mix elements exist in the source recording including unbalanced instruments and an excess of bass level. The overall general level of the recording is constant with a few harsh boosts and dropouts throughout. I attempted to adjust these sections to the best of my ability to the rest of the tracks in accordance. I did not want to disturb the original sound of the recording to the point where it is highly noticeable but I believe the adjustments made are certainly precedented and make for a smoother, less abrupt and harsh sounding flow of recording. There are a few digital anomalies here and there which could not be controlled or removed. Such things contain harsh digital noise and scratchy scraping sounds equivalent in the digital realm to a damaged section of analog tape. I believe these anomalies are digital in nature however as they sound like digital transferring errors or incorrect digital processing of an analog signal. There was no mention of this in the source materials. I assume it was present on the original silver disc. Apart from amplitude adjustments at overtly off-balanced sections of the recording, I have also given the entire source an overall adjustment of frequency response. Too much low-mid and not enough high mid/low high information was present in the entire recording. I have appropriately made EQ adjustments to treat this phenomenon. I hope this reworking of a legendary Sly funk performance is appreciated among fans of his and his family bands' performance. Newly created artwork is included as I could not find any. upped by: theface07 theface07@hotmail.com **** ORIGINAL TORRENT INFO **** Sly & The Family Stone Woodstock Music and Art Fair Max Yasgur's 600 acre dairy farm in the rural town of Bethel, New York 08-16-1969 Silver CD>EAC>WAV>FLAC 1. Chip Monck Intro 2. M’Lady 3. Sing A Simple Song 4. You Can Make It If You Try 5. Everyday People/Dance To The Music/Music Lover 6. I Want To Take You Higher 7. Love City 8. Stand Sly Stone - vocals, keyboard Freddie Stone - guitar, vocals Gregg Errico - drums Larry Graham - bass Jerry Martini - saxophone Cynthia Robinson - trumpet Rosie Stone - keyboard, vocals [I]Jesus Christ Notes: Through the devine light that i so selflessly shed upon the world, the Woodstock Festival gave mortal human beings three days of peace and music... and this exquisit slice of raw bootleg funk. You might as well enjoy it: I do.[/I]  
 09/10/70 Kasteel Groenveld
Baarn, Netherlands 
 1 cdr     A-  VPRO radio session [live no audience] Piknik Kasteel Groeneveld Baarn Amsterdam, Holland From 1971 rebroadcast: off-air reel source with splices from an alternate source.... This is a fixed version of what was recently seeded, which has serious digital dropouts for some of tracks 3 and 4 - now cleaned up by splicing in sections from an alternate source of similar sound quality. The show has also been normalized which improved it all a lot to my ears (listen on headphones if you have any doubts). No lineage info on the alternate source but it's from the shorter rebroadcast and is low gen. I'm hazy on exactly what "Piknik Kasteel Groeneveld Baarn" means as to the venue, place and radio show but I've had this previously listed as Baary, Holland "Piknik Show" VPRO session. I've also seen it listed as 9-2-70, so 9-10-70 might have been the original broadcast date with the info I had being for the recording date. Any clarifications will be appreciated. Thanks to the previous seeder! ----------------------------------------------- Here is the description from the previous upload: PLEASE NOTE: This isn't sourced from the 2CD "Thesaurus of Funkasaurus" bootleg. Instead its a superior source :-) Lineage: 1971 VPRO FM broadcast>Revox Reel2Reel-deck>WAV>FLAC Pristine Stereo Soundboard The sound on this transfer is much more lively and its also (more) complete compared to what can be found on boots (that i'm aware of, anyway) There's a little FM dropout in the right channel during the start of Stand, thats the only flaw I could find.  
 09/10/70 Kasteel Groenveld
Baarn, Netherlands 
 1 flac      Sly & The Family Stone (Piknik Kasteel Groeneveld Baarn 10-09-1970) I got this in a trade. Excellent quality from FM broadcast. Thank to the original taper. 1- Thank you 2- M'Lady 3- Simple Song 4- Stand! 5- Dance To The Music 6- I want to Take You Higher PLEASE NOTE: This isnt sourced from the 2CD "Thesaurus of Funkasaurus" bootleg. Instead its a superior source :-) Lineage: 1971 VPRO FM broadcast>Revox Reel2Reel-deck>WAV>FLAC Pristine Stereo Soundboard The sound on this transfer is much more lively and its also (more) complete compared to what can be found on boots (that i'm aware of, anyway) There's a little FM dropout in the right channel during the start of Stand, thats the only flaw I could find. A Lossy version of this can be found on the VPRO site, from a 2003 re-broadcast http://tinyurl.com/9fyn4 Enjoy and in case you're wondering if this any better than the version you have let me assure you : Yes, its very likely a upgrade in sound quality, and also likely the complete show.  
 10/24/70 University Of Maine
Portland, ME 
 2 cdr     A-  sly and the family stone universty of maine gym portland campus portland maine(usa) october-24-1970 a joe maloney reel to reel master repost not a reseed lineage reel to reel master to cdr krw transfer to eac to tlh flac level 8 the band Sly Stone vocals organ guitar bass guitar piano harmonica Freddie Stone vocals guitar Cynthia Robinson trumpet vocal Jerry Martini saxophone Larry Graham vocals bass guitar Gregg Errico drums Rose Stone vocals piano electric piano setlist cd 1 1 opening act twelve 76 1 song "get ready" 2 intro/tune up/talk/more talk 3 thank you(falettingme be mice elf again) 4 m'lady 5 sing a simple song 6 stand cd 2 1 you can make it if you try 2 dance to the music 3 let me take you higher 4 hot fun in the summertime 5 let me take you higher reprise thanks to joe for letting us transfer his masters and share them with all of you  
 09/10/73 ABC Studios
Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      Sly and the Family Stone Audio from their appearance on "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert" Originally aired: Monday September 10, 1973 VHS Audio Out (Phono)>Soundblaster X-Fi Soundcard>Cubase SX2.0>WAV>FLAC [I]transfer and restoration by Ezytouch, Febuary 2008.[/I] 01. Life 02. Stand! 03. If You Want Me To Stay 04. Don Kirshner Theme 05. Thank You (Fallettinme Be Mice Elf Again) 05. Don Kirshner Theme 07. Dance To The Music 08. Hey Music Lover  

 07/26/93 Tower Records
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      SMASHING PUMPKINS "THE GREATEST DAY" SILVER CD > EASY CD-DA EXTRACTOR > FLAC TRACKS:- Rocket Cherub Rock Today Disarm Spaceboy Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Hummer Rocket Cherub Rock Today Mayonaise Hummer Label: Hawk ID: Hawk037 Tracks 1-7: 1993/12/12 - Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA, US - Soundboard, Acoustic Tracks 8-12: 1993/07/26 - Tower Records, Chicago, IL, US - Soundboard, Acoustic Length: 55:10 Notes: Slow-ripped direct from CD with 0% compression. Seeded to Zomb Torrents on 15-06-07 by daZeychai 
 12/12/93 Universal Ampitheater - KROQ Almost Acoustic Chris
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      SMASHING PUMPKINS "THE GREATEST DAY" SILVER CD > EASY CD-DA EXTRACTOR > FLAC TRACKS:- Rocket Cherub Rock Today Disarm Spaceboy Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Hummer Rocket Cherub Rock Today Mayonaise Hummer Label: Hawk ID: Hawk037 Tracks 1-7: 1993/12/12 - Universal Amphitheater, Los Angeles, CA, US - Soundboard, Acoustic Tracks 8-12: 1993/07/26 - Tower Records, Chicago, IL, US - Soundboard, Acoustic Length: 55:10 Notes: Slow-ripped direct from CD with 0% compression. Seeded to Zomb Torrents on 15-06-07 by daZeychai 
 09/23/00 Arena
Oberhausen, Germany 
 2       Taper: 34 Source: SBD > M1 Conversion: DAT > CDR-? FLAC: EAC 0.95 beta 4 (offset corrected) > WAV > FLAC (level 8) ******************************************************************************** SPREAD THE MUSIC ******************************************************************************** Disc One 1. Glass and the Ghost Children 2. Today 3. Stand Inside Your Love 4. Thirty-three 5. To Sheila 6. Blue Skies Bring Tears > drum solo 7. Glass' Theme 8. The Everlasting Gaze 9. Bullet with Butterfly Wings 10. Dross 11. Speed Kills 12. If There Is a God 13. Cash Car Star 14. Rock On [Essex] > 15. > Heavy Metal Machine 1. Disarm 2. Tonight, Tonight 3. Try, Try, Try 4. Porcelina 5. I of the Mourning 6. This Time encore 7. 1979, Blew Away (tease) 8. Cherub Rock 

 09/20/86 Baltimore City Fair
Baltimore, MD 
 2 cdr      Smokey Robinson Baltimore City Fair Baltimore, MD (USA) Sept. 20, 1986 Excellent soundboard recording (from master cassette) Another stellar recording from "The RS Archives" (a Mexminute/TheCommish production) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Setlist: 101. More Love (fades in) 102. Shop Around 103. You Really Got A Hold On Me 104. I Second That Emotion 105. Sleepless Nights 106. Be Kind To The Growing Mind intro 107. Be Kind To The Growing Mind 108. Ooh Baby Baby 109. Because Of You (It's The Best It's Ever Been) 110. Being With You 111. I'm Gonna Love You Like There's No Tomorrow 201. Introductions 202. Way Down Deep In My Soul 203. Mickey's Monkey 204. Bad Girl > 205. (You Can) Depend On Me 206. Ain't That Peculiar (tease) > 207. I'll Be Doggone (tease) 208. My Girl Is Gone > 209. The Love I Saw In You Was Just A Mirage > 210. The Tracks Of My Tears 211. Cruisin' 212. Going To A Go-Go Running time: 82:36 Lineage: Cassette master > Nakamichi CR-7A (playback) > HHB CDR-850 (burning) > CDR, then CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (see below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked show (combined WAV files in Nero, then re-split with CD Wave) * Deleted a small gap present in the first second of Track 110 (unfortunately, it still doesn't play smoothly...but it's better without the microgap) * Deleted a one-second gap present in Track 205 (at the 0:56 mark) * Track 206: Increased volume +3 dB (0:47-0:53 mark only) * At the 0:57 mark of Track 206 there was a 2-second volume spike as well as some distortion; using Nero's wave editor, I decreased the volume spike by -9 dB; also decreased the volume -2 dB between the 0:55-0:56 mark in Track 206 * There were also some volume spikes (and distortion) in Track 210 (1:30-1:37 mark, and 2:01-2:06 mark); using Nero's wave editor, I reduced the volume of these sections by -2 dB * Using Nero's wave editor, applied a small fade-out to the applause on Track 212 Other notes (including things I couldn't fix): * Track 201 introductions are cut at the end (present on the source) * A cut exists between Track 205 and Track 206 (present on the source) * Medley performed for Tracks 206-207 is in tribute to Marvin Gaye * Medley performed for Tracks 208-210 is in tribute to Marv Tarplin (former guitarist for The Miracles 1958-1973) A brief description of "The RS Archives": The RS Archive consists of a selection of live recordings made by a great individual who passed away in 2005. RS worked in the music industry in many capacities….a music fan….a musician….a sound engineer. He was considered one of the best behind the mixing board. I was honored to have known him for practically 35 years. So now, it is time to honor him by sharing some of the many recordings he made while on the road. All are perfect (or near perfect) soundboard recordings made from the master cassettes or master dat tapes. Unfortunately, I am not able to identify the original equipment these tapes were made on, however I can say that for the transferring process, the cassette tapes were played back on a Nakamichi CR-7A, and the dat tapes on a Sony PCM-R500. They were all burnt onto cdr using a HHB CDR-850. Please enjoy these tasty gems! Mexminute (fellow DIME member). If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Mexminute for sharing this mighty fine show with us? Generously shared by Mexminute and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish May 2009  

 03/07/86 The Bottom Line
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  CASSETTE SB MASTER > REEL > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC  
 07/??/89 Festival International de Jazz de Montreal
Montreal, QC 
 1 cdr      Sonny Rollins Spectrum Festival International de Jazz de Montreal Montreal, Quebec July 1989 Exact date unknown but no commercial release of this show exists. http://www.jazzdisco.org/newk/ http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/artist/Rollins,+Sonny/a/Sonny+Rollins.htm 1. Duke Of Iron # (10:56) 2. Tenor Madness (7:47) 3. My Little Brown Book (9:33) 4. Here's That Rainy Day (7:12) 5. Don't Stop the Carnival (5:13) Total Time: 40:43 Sonny Rollins - ts Clifton Anderson - tmb Jerome Harris - e gtr Mark Soskin - pno Bob Cranshaw - e bs Tommy Campbell - dms Broadcast on CBC-FM -"JazzBeat" airdate June/09/90 282 MB flac Sound Quality: FM A++ (MASTER) Lineage/source: FM> BASF T-120> JVC-D830-U Stereo Hifi VCR> RealtekAC'97 soundcard> Polderbits sound recorder> Polderbits sound editor> wav> flac(7)(asb) ffp 

 07/17/04 Arvikafestivalen
Arvika, Sweden 
 1 cdr       Source: FM Broadcast, Swedish Radio Date: 2004-07-17 Air Date: 2004-10-07 Lineage: FM> PC> Wavelab (for split & Normalize)> THL> Flac Tracklist: 01 - Intro & Interview 02 - Bigtime 03 - Just 04 - Independent Luxury 05 - Transcendental Suicide 06 - Broken Imaginary Times 07 - Confrontation Camp 08 - Heading For A Breakdown 09 - Dow Jones Syndrome 10 - Sister Surround 11 - Believe I've Found 

 ??/??/92 Bootleg -- Live USA
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr       
 05/16/03 Jannus Landing
St. Petersburg, FL 
 2 cdr      Spin Doctors Jannus Landing St. Petersburg, FL May 16th, 2003 SOUNDBOARD MASTER RECORDING A+ RECORDED BY JIM FIESLER Seeded @ dimeadozen.org by avnut 2/18/08 Stereo Soundboard Recording>Sony D-8 @ 44.1 XLR 1/8" DAT Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac Level 8 Uncirculated SBD Master Recording > Shared With You! Share The Music, Enjoy. Peace! disc one - 43:40 1. Big Fat Funky Booty 2. Cleopatra's Cat 3. Refrigerator Car 4. Little Miss Wrong 5. Happily Ever After 6. Freeway of the Plains 7. Lady Kerosene disc two - 45:07 1. What Time Is It? 2. My Problem Now 3. Jimmy Olsen's Blues 4. Off My Line 5. Two Princes encore 6. Genuine 7. Yo Mamas A Pajama 

 10/12/07 The Riviera
Chicago, IL 
 1 cd      Spoon The Riviera Chicago, IL US 2007-10-12 Broadcast date: 2008-09-22 Lineage: fm (Onkyo TX8511)>SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External)>wav(CD Wave Editor)>flac Me & the Bean 3:46 The Fitted Shirt 2:47 Small Stakes 3:24 Stay Don't Go 3:25 Jonathon Fisk 3:15 The Beast and Dragon, Adored 4:18 The Two Sides of Monsieur Valentine 2:31 I Summon You 3:54 I Turn My Camera On 3:03 Don't Make Me a Target 3:43 Don't You Evah 3:29 You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb 3:36 The Underdog 3:19 Black Like Me 3:19 Chicago at Night 4:09 Rhythm & Soul 3:27 That's the Way They Get By 2:46 Total Time: 58:20 ffp fingerprints: 
 01/23/08 Enmore Theatre
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr      FM Master > FLAC Lineage = Sony STR-DE598 FM Tuner > Marantz DR700 CD Recorder > EAC > Adobe Audition > CDWave > FLAC 01 - Don't You Evah 02 - You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb 03 - Stay Don't Go 04 - The Ghost of You Lingers 05 - I Turn My Camera On 06 - The Beast and Dragon, Adored 07 - Me and The Bean 08 - Don't Make Me A Target 09 - I Summon You 10 - Jonathon Fisk 11 - The Underdog thanks to neonkaiser for the setlist! Notes ------- Broadcast on JJJ Radio, Australia. Support band for Arcade Fire. Recorded, Edited and Upped by Franger. Enjoy!  

 11/13/89 Old Field House - Wittenberg University
Springfield, OH 
 2 cd     A-  Squeeze November 13, 1989 Old Field House Wittenberg University Springfield, Ohio Master, audience recording Sony WMD-3/Aiwa CM-30A, SoundForge CD Architect XP4.0 convert to .WAV, Flac Disc 1 1. Prisoner 2. Black Coffee In Bed 3. Goodnight Tonight 4. Rose I Said 5. Is That Love 6. Dr. Jazz 7. Love Circles 8. Footprints 9. Pulling Muscles From A Shell Disc 2 1. She Doesn't Have To Shave 2. Cool For Cats 3. Take Me I'm Yours 4. If It's Love 5. Hourglass 6. Goodbye Girl 7. Annie Get Your Gun 8. Shake, Rattle and Roll 9. Tempted 
 08/07/96 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr        

 11/02/74 Unknown
Belgrade, Yugoslavia 
 1 cdr      received in trade 

 06/27/09 Estival Jazz 2009
Mendrisio, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      2009-June-27 Mendrisio, Estival Jazz 2009 Stanley Jordan,g,p(simultaneously) CD1: 40:40 1 Title 4:01 2 Title 5:35 3 Title 4:57 4 Title 6:56 5 Title 5:31 6 Title 6:25 7 Title 3:10 8 Title 4:00 CD2: 41:07 9 Title 6:29 10 Title 5:21 11 Title 12:36 12 Title 8:50 13 Title 5:05 14 Title 2:44 Lineage: RSI Rete 2 (MPEG1 Layer 2 / 256 kbps, 48kH) > received with satellite > tracked with wavelab > flac > dime Sound Rating: A UPLOADED BY JAZZRITA 09-09-11************************* Well, I can't help too much on the set list.. only thing I heard that I recognized for certain was track 9. Partial setlist: 1. Little Wing (Henrdix) 2. ??? 3. El Condor Pasa 4. (Classical Piano Piece – can’t remember the composer) 5. Stairway To Heaven (Led Zeppelin) 6. ??? 7. Jazzy Blues – Guitar/Piano simultaneously 8. Another Jazzy blues – guitar only 9. The Lady In My Life (From “Magic Touch”) 10. ??? 11. Jazz standard.. damn familiar… 12. Yesterday / Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles) 12. ??? 13. ??? 14. Over The Rainbow (Arlen/Harburg)  

 03/09/74 Sopwith Camel
Glendale, CA 
 1 cdr      Steely Dan Metal Leg Capricorn Records (CR2045) SBD > boot > ? > SHN March 10, 1974, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 01 Do It Again 02 Rikki Don't Lose That Number 03 Any Major Dude Will Tell You 04 King Of The World 05 Barrytown 06 My Old School 07 Pretzel Logic March 9, 1974, Sopwith Camel, Glendale, CA, or unknown venue, San Diego, CA 08 Do It Again 09 Rikki Don't Lose That Number 10 Any Major Dude Will Tell You 11 King Of The World 12 My Old School 13 Bodhisattva 14 The Boston Rag The band: Jeff Baxter: guitar Walter Becker: bass Denny Dias: guitar Donald Fagen: piano, vocals Jim Hodder: drums Royce Jones: vocals Michael McDonald: vocals Jeff Porcaro: drums This was posted on STG in November 2003. These are the same SHN files that were seeded then. The location of the March 9 tracks is uncertain. The artwork says San Diego, but everyone knows how unreliable bootleg artwork can be. Steely Dan websites list them playing in Glendale and/or San Diego on that date. Enjoy, Sperry  
 03/10/74 University Of California
Irvine, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "gold rush" partial show with other 74-75 filler 
 03/10/74 University Of California
Irvine, CA 
 1 cdr      Steely Dan Metal Leg Capricorn Records (CR2045) SBD > boot > ? > SHN March 10, 1974, University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 01 Do It Again 02 Rikki Don't Lose That Number 03 Any Major Dude Will Tell You 04 King Of The World 05 Barrytown 06 My Old School 07 Pretzel Logic March 9, 1974, Sopwith Camel, Glendale, CA, or unknown venue, San Diego, CA 08 Do It Again 09 Rikki Don't Lose That Number 10 Any Major Dude Will Tell You 11 King Of The World 12 My Old School 13 Bodhisattva 14 The Boston Rag The band: Jeff Baxter: guitar Walter Becker: bass Denny Dias: guitar Donald Fagen: piano, vocals Jim Hodder: drums Royce Jones: vocals Michael McDonald: vocals Jeff Porcaro: drums This was posted on STG in November 2003. These are the same SHN files that were seeded then. The location of the March 9 tracks is uncertain. The artwork says San Diego, but everyone knows how unreliable bootleg artwork can be. Steely Dan websites list them playing in Glendale and/or San Diego on that date. Enjoy, Sperry  
 03/20/74 The Record Plant
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      SBD>FM (KMET)>?>CDR=> EAC=>FLAC Sorry...There are gaps in the lineage In any case...this is a much better sounding version than the vinyl or cassette ones. 1. Bodhisattva.flac 2. The Boston Rag.flac 3. Do It Again.flac 4. Any Major Dude.flac 5. King Of The World.flac 6. Rikki Don't Lose That Number.flac 7. Pretzel Logic.flac 8. Your Gold Teeth II(Jam).flac 9. Reelin In The Years.flac 10. This All Too Mobile Home.flac  
 03/20/74 The Record Plant
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Steely Dan 1974-03-20 The Record Plant Los Angeles, CA KMET - Live 35th Anniversary Edition by TheTooleMan! Pre FM Master Reel (Scotch 176 1/4" 1/2 track @7.5 ips, no NR) &gt; Ampex ATR-100 Tape Machine &gt; Apogee A/D converters @24/96 &gt; Adobe Audition (downsampling, tracking) &gt; WAV &gt; FLAC (refer to http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=43240 Thanks to Weedwacker and especially to Javit for providing the source recordings Remaster (by TheTooleMan): Sound Forge (eq, tiny amount of pitch correction, re-tracking) -&gt; FLAC As with many tapes of this vintage, I thought a little more bass was needed. While I was at it, I ironed out a couple of tape wrinkles, too. I debated whether to put this on TTD, but finally said, "What the hell!" At the end of the broadcast, the announcer thanks "the Sansui quad equipment people" for doing "a great job tonight." I took that as a hint that there may be some SQ encoded material in the tape, so I tried running the tracks through my home-brew SQ decoder. Nothing much popped out, quad-wise. That's not too surprising, since SQ only provides 3 db separation between the front and rear channels. Besides that, this is a pre-FM recording, so the quad encoding may not be present in the audio chain. I may get adventurous and try some more tricks with this one. If anything good comes out of it, I will seed it here. If anyone has more info on the quad nature of this recording, or KMET in 1974, please let me know. TheTooleMan March, 2009 01 - Test Tone 02 - Stalling for time while the drummer is in the bathroom 03 - Bodhisattva 04 - The Boston Rag 05 - Do It Again 06 - Any Major Dude 07 - King Of The World 08 - Rikki Don't Lose That Number 09 - tuning 10 - Pretzel Logic 11 - Your Gold Teeth II (Jam) 12 - Reelin' In The Years 13 - This All Too Mobile Home 14 - Announcer outro 
 03/23/74 JJ's Bar & Grill
San Diego, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Source: Analog audience master with Sony ECM-22P microphones >Revox A-77 Reel to Reel Lineage: Revox A-77 Reel to Reel >PCM Beta > DAT >Sound Card Delux Digital I/O card >Soundforge 6.0 >FLAC >decoded to .wav with Trader's Little Helper >pitch adjusted -45 cents and transitions smoothed with SoundForge 6.0 >CD Wave >FLAC Frontend (level 8, SBE OK) Notes from Bearpalm: This is an awesome performance. The recording captures the raw energy and emotion when Steely Dan played this small club. I got this tape directly from my friend Rob Bertrando who recorded this show with his set-up at JJ's.  
 04/30/74 Ellis Auditorium
Memphis, TN 
 1 cdr       
 05/20/74 Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 2 cdr      lineage: sbd > msc (?) > wav > flac Disc 1 01 intro > Bodhisattva 02 The Boston Rag 03 Do It Again 04 Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) 05 King Of The World 06 Rikki Don't Lose That Number 07 Pretzel Logic 08 band introductions Disc 2 01 My Old//School * 02 Dirty Work 03 Instrumental (Your Gold Teeth II) > 04 Reelin' In The Years 05 crowd and tuning encores 06 Show Biz Kids 07 crowd and tuning 08 This All Too Mobile Home The band: Donald Fagen - piano, vocals Walter Becker - bass Jeff Baxter - guitar Denny Dias - guitar Jim Hodder - drums Jeff Porcaro - drums Royce Jones - percussion, vocals Michael McDonald - electric piano, vocals notes: * tape flip at 1:07 crossfaded there is a seamless join between the discs so that the show can be burned to a 90 minute cd if required. A TRUE DAN Production 10th February 2007  
 03/14/75 Katy Lies Outtakes
Unknown, Unknown 
 1 cdr      Steely Dan Katy Lied Outtakes 1 Black Friday 2 Rose Darling (1) 3 Daddy Don't Live In That New York City No More (1) 4 Doctor Wu 5 Your Gold Teeth II (instrumental) 6 Chain Lightning (1) 7 Throw Back The Little Ones (1) 8 Bad Sneakers 9 Mr. Sam 10 Instrumental 11 Black Cow (1) 12 I Got The News (alt lyrics) 13 Everyone's Gone To The Movies 14 Black Friday 15 Rose Darling (2) 16 Dady Don't Live In That New York City No More (2) 17 Doctor Wu (2) 18 Your Gold Teeth II 19 Chain Lightning (2) 20 Throw Back The Little Ones (2) 21 Black Cow (2) Some digi noise on tracks 20 and 21 
 08/22/93 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr      Steely Dan Saratoga Performance Art Center Saratoga, NY August 22, 1993 Disc 1, Set I 01 The Royal Scam>Bad Sneakers>Aja (instrumental)* 02 Green Earrings 03 Bodhisattva 04 I.G.Y. 05 Josie 06 Hey Nineteen 07 Book of Liars 08 Chain Lightning 09 introductions (by Walter Becker) 10 Green Flower Street 11 Home at Last> 12 Black Friday 13 Tesla Shadow^ *mic attenuation at 0:50-1:05, problem (digital noise?) at 1:28 ^fades out Disc 2, Set II Deacon Blues>piano interlude> Tomorrow's Girl Babylon Sisters Reeling in the Years The Fall of 92' Peg Third World Man* Countermoon>Teahouse on the Tracks*^ My Old School*^+ FM*^+ *filler: alternate, excellent-sounding AUD (DAT) source from LA (1993?) with Danny Diaz on guitar. ^with Danny Diaz +with Walter Becker's son, K. Becker (Kevai?) SBD > ? > CD-R (2+ gen) > EAC > FLAC > TheTradersDen For more info like lineup, tabliture, etc. go here: http://212.238.227.178:8080/SteelyDanDatabase/releaseinfo.jsp?id=550#top This is the Steely Dan Orchestra at their finest, they are really tight - blending from one tune to the next seamlessly at times. The filler, I believe, includes the tunes that closed the Saratoga show had it only been preserved, because there's no way the closed with Peg. Enjoy! Grant 1/13/07 
 09/01/93 Riverport Amphitheatre
Maryland Heights, MO 
 2 cdr      Steely Dan Doing It Live Kiss The Stone Records KTS 519-20 Recorded live through the mixingdesk St. Louis, Missouri, USA 1 September 1993 Total Running Time: 133'39" Same concert as Live at Riverport Ampitheater 1993 SETLIST CD 1 01 Royal Scam / Bad Sneakers / Aja (instrumental overture) 02 Green Earrings 03 Bodhisattva 04 I.G.Y. 05 Josie 06 Hey Nineteen 07 Book Of Liars 08 Chain Lightning 09 Band Intro 10 Green Flower Street 11 Home At Last 12 Black Friday CD 2 01 Deacon Blues 02 Tomorrows Girl 03 Babylon Sisters 04 Reelin' In The Years 05 Fall Of '92 06 Peg 07 Third World Man 08 Teahouse On The Tracks 09 My Old School  
 09/17/94 Irvine Meadows Amphitheater
Irvine, CA 
 2 cdr       
 07/21/96 Nissan Pavilion
Bristow, VA 
 2 cdr       
 08/17/96 Gorge Amphitheatre
George, WA 
 2 cdr      SBD* > ? > CD-R (2+ gen) > EAC > FLAC > TheTradersDen *verified source with spectral and frequency analyses using EAC This show, the last stop on the American portion of their '96 tour, is excellent both for sound quality and musicianship. .... Donald Fagen: keyboards, vocals Walter Becker: guitar, vocals Wayne Krantz: guitar Tom Barney: bass Ricky Lawson: drums John Beasley: organ (Hammond B3) Cornelius Bumpus: tenor saxophone Ari Ambrose: tenor saxophone Michael Leonhart: trumpet Carolyn Leonhart, Michelle Wiley: backup vocals 
 01/??/00 Sony Studios
New York, NY 
 2 cdr       
 02/01/00 Sony Studios
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  Missing first two songs, and it appears that any between song talk is removed, but SQ and performances are fantastic . Here's what's on the info file : VH-1 Story Tellers 01 – Kid Charlemagne 02 – Bad Sneakers 03 – PIANO INTERLUDE: Ted Baker --> Josie 04 – Cousin Dupree 05 – What A Shame About Me LINAGE: Digital TV > PC > WAV > CD > EAC > FLAC FrontEnd 
 08/12/06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Charlotte, NC 
 2 cdr      Source: Pro Shot in-house video/audio feed Lineage: dvd-r -> dvd audio ripper -> wav -> flac level 8 Taped by: Transfered by: Bootleg Title: File Size: 660 mb Setlist: Turtle Talk Bodhisattva Time Out of Mind Aja I Got The News Hey Nineteen Josie Green Earrings Deacon Blues Black Friday Dirty Work Band Intros / Show Biz Kids* Do it Again* Peg* Don't Take Me Alive* Kid Charlemagne* FM (No Static at All)* My Old School* *with Micheal McDonald  

 07/02/79 Wollman Skating Rink Theater, Central Park
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Stephen Stills & The California Blues Band The Dr. Pepper Central Park Music Festival Wollman Skating Rink Theater Central Park, New York City, New York July 2, 1979 Conversion: Analog Cassette>?>?>CDR>Wavelab 3.0>CDR>EAC(secure)>mkw .96d>shn Quality: Very good FM recording 1. PRECIOUS LOVE (5:50) 2. RED HOUSE (8:45) 3. FINE LOVE (5:36) 4. LOVE THE ONE YOU'RE WITH (5:12) 5. CUBA AL FIN (8:18) 6. PART TIME LOVE (8:19) 7. FOR WHAT ITS WORTH (7:52) 8. CHEROKEE (14:14) 9. TURN BACK THE PAGES (5:23) 10. THOROUGHFARE GAP (5:01) 11. COME ON IN MY KITCHEN (5:01) Stephen Stills: Guitar, vocal Gerald Johnson: bass Bill Meeker: drums Mike Finnegan: Keyboards, vocal Pete Escovedo: Percussion Gerry Tolman: guitar Brooks Hunnicut: vocal A fairly familiar show to SS traders, but this is a slightly better copy than most of us have heard.  

 06/28/03 St. Gallen Open Air Festival -Open Air Sittertobel
St. Gallen, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Stereophonics Openair, St. Gallen, Switzerland June 28, 2003 Source : soundboard – fm broadcast Taper : unknown Transfer : extracted from cd by Cool Edit Pro > flac frontend 01 Madame Helga 02 Nothing Precious At All 03 Since I Told You It's Over 04 High As The Ceiling 05 Handbags And Gladrags (Rod Stewart Cover) 06 Step On My Old Size Nines 07 Have A Nice Day 08 Jealousy 09 I'm Alright 10 Maybe Tomorrow 11 Just Looking 12 Help Me  

 07/01/73 Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      Steve Miller Band The Record Plant Sausalito, CA. July 1, 1973 An Archival Group Member tree. Broadcast on KSAN FM. One of my favorite SMB shows. FM>Cd(r)>Flac>Dime>You MD5 included Set List: 01_fly like an eagle>my dark hour tease 02_just like a woman 03_mary lou 04_the sky is cryin' 05_living in the usa 06_shu ba da du ma ma ma 07_look over yonder's wall 08_ganster of love 09_space cowboy 10_kow kow calqulator 11_the joker 12_seasons 13_going to the country 14_jacjson-kent blues 15_rock me baby Another wonderfull Steve Miller show seeded in 2005 by twofthrs. Hope you all enjoy lolita 

 12/??/68 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Steve Miller Band KPFA FM Broadcast ( broadcast date unknown) Berkley California , 1968 These tracks most probably come from dates steve and band played at the fillmore west on Dec 26 ,27 , 28 & 29 1968. This set just blows me away........the quality is great and you get Paul Buttrerfield sitting in on 2 songs. I can't remember where i originally got this from but.......... Thanks to the original seeder......... Is there artwork for this one? Lineage: Master reel copy>eq>cd>eac>flac>wav Except track 1 this came from a cd trade 1. Stepping Stone 2. Mercury Blues 3. Blues with a feeling* 4. Butterfield Blues* 5. Song For Our Ansestors 6. Roll with It 7. Your Old Lady 8. Drivin" Wheel 9. Bad Little Woman * with Paul Butterfield 

 09/17/86 Blossom Music Center
Cleveland, OH 
 1 cdr      Steve Winwood 09-17-1986 Blossom Music Center - Cleveland, OH Source: 1987 Westwood One FM broadcast > CDR > WAV > Peak (minor editing) > shntool > SHN 01 Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys 02 Glad 03 Take it As it Comes 04 Freedom Overspill 05 The Finer Things 06 My Love is Leaving 07 When You See a Chance 08 Valerie 09 Split Decision 10 I'm a Man 11 Higher Love 12 Back in the High Life Again 13 Gimme Some Lovin' (fades out) Notes: I got this in a trade with a cover saying "Original Broadcast LPs > CDR" so it may be from vinyl. Also, I removed a click at the beginning of Higher Love, and faded out Gimme Some Lovin' (it just stopped on my disc). 

 12/??/78 Stubb's Barbecue
Lubbock, TX 
 2 cdr     A-  Soundboard > ??? > Silver CDR > Easycdextractor > FLAC (6) > Dime > xACT > AIFF > Peak LE 5.2 > Toast 8.0.1 > FLAC (6) with........... Stevie Ray guitar-vocals Lou Ann Barton vocals unknown drums Jack Newhouse bass Johnny Reno sax CD1 1 Guitar Hurricane 2 Tin Pan Alley 3 Thunderbird 4 Lost Your Good Thing Now 5 Shake For Me 6 Tell Me 7 (Rumba) 8 I'll Change 9 Call On Me (may be called "Umph!") CD2 1 Hip Shake Baby 2 Stangs Swang 3 (Jazzy Instrumental) 4 Woke Up This Mornin' 5 My Baby She's Gone (may be called "Now Be Careful") 6 I'm Crying 7 I've Tried Pretty Baby 8 Hug You Squeeze You 9 Rude Mood 10 Hideaway ----- This is a great sounding tape, stereo SB with Stevie with a 5 piece formation, still with the old drummer. Very Early Stevie Ray! Lou Ann only in a few songs. For my ears, here he is playing a Gibson 335 (ala B.B. King), check track 4, where he is trying to sound like him. Very relaxed Stevie, a fantastic "Rude Mood" with lot's of variations, you'll see the difference with the later raw sound he had in 1980. (check the ordinations of booze betweeen songs!) Upped to Dime by Longjam, 20 March 2007 Artwork by ChrisGoes, 22 March 2007 Lightly edited and re-tracked by CDJones, 25 March 2007 
 11/22/79 Knickerbocker Cafe
Westerly, RI 
 1 cdr     A-  Liberated bootleg "Roadhouse Blues"... Disc 1 of 2 Deep Six Records ...Tracks 9-16 - Lou Ann Barton on vocals  
 11/24/79 Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
Providence, RI 
 1 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg " Roadhouse Blues" ..Deep Six records ... Disc 2 f 2 .... Lou Ann Barton on vocals on tracks 3-8  
 03/??/80 Holiday Inn
Groton, CT 
 2 cdr      ***************** Mike's note - Pretty crummy sound, but come on , It's SRV playing at the friggin' Holiday Inn in Groton CT ! Can you just imagine wandering in there and catching a show like that ? ******************************************************************** Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the Holiday Inn, Groton, CT, March 1980 trade>cdr>eac>wav>Traders little helper>flac level 6 DISC 1 Live at the Holiday Inn, Groton, CT, March 1980 1 Love Struck Baby - cuts in -2:02 2 Love Me Darlin'- 4:12 3 Tin Pan Alley- 10:01 4 Shake For Me- 4:52 5 Wham- 4:47 6 Come On (Part I)- 5:19 7 Dirty Pool- 8:32 8 I'm Cryin'- 4:28 9 A Letter To My Girlfriend - 3:08 10 I Tried- 4:09 11 Little Wing instrumental- 5:07 12 Drivin' South / Third Stone From The Sun- 11:07 DISC 2 Live at the Holiday Inn - Groton, CT - March 1980 (tracks 1-5) 1 Rude Mood - 4:50 2 Close To You -3:06 3 You'll Be Mine -3:54 4 Empty Arms - 3:49 5 Boilermaker - 3:35 Jack Clement's Belmont Studio - Nashville, TN - Nov. 1979 (tracks 6-15) 6 You Can Have My Husband -2:52 7 Rude Mood -3:25 8 Pride And Joy -2:59 9 Oh, Yeah -3:00 10 Love Struck Baby -2:04 11 Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu -2:44 12 Empty Arms - 2:22 13 I Wonder Why -5:31 14 I'm Cryin' -3:30 15 Sugar Coated Love -3:22 *Live at The Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas - 02mar79 16 Tell Me -2:58 * 17 Tin Pan Alley -7:21 * 18 They Call Me Guitar Hurricane - 2:33* 19 Woke Up This Morning -4:03 * 20 Shake For Me -3:17 * 21 Wham - incomplete - 0:57 * AUD B+ to A  
 08/30/80 Blossom's Downstairs
Fort Worth, TX 
 2 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble 30 August 1980 Forth Worth (tx) Soundboard tape (unknow gen) Stevie ray Vaughan Guitar-vocals Jack Newhouse Bass Chris Layton Drums C90 TDKSA Tape-> Techinsh deck-> SOundblaster 16bit->CDWAV Easycdextractor->flac 6 Another good early soundboard tape from the man. This is not from any BOOTcd version, it's a tape i get in 1988, hope is better than the Boot cd. Two sets recorded live in Texas (i dont think it's a FM B-cast) Stevie playing as there is no tomorrow. 1 Wham 2 Guitar Hurricane 3 The Sky Is Crying 4 Empty Arms 5 I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) 6 Howlin' For My Darlin' 7 Be Careful 8 I'm Crying 9 Collin's Shuffle second set 10 Hideaway/In The Open 11 May I Have A Talk With You 12 Tell Me 13 Tin Pan Alley 14 Love Stuck Baby 15 Crosscut Saw 16 Texas Flood enjoy Longjam 
 11/20/81 Fitzgeralds
Houston, TX 
 1 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: Lineage: sbd > ? > my 2CD silver set > EAC > Flac (> thetradersden > YOU) Taped by: unknown File Size: 447MB Length: 73:48min Any artwork for this one, feel free to create some. Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=147326 Fitzgerald´s, Houston, TX, 20th November 1981 1) In The Open 2) Come On (Part III) 3) Look At Little Sister 4) Tin Pan Alley 5) Pride And Joy 6) Love Struck Baby 7) Heartfixer 8) You´ll Be Mine 9) Letter To My Girlfriend 10) I Tried Pretty Baby 11) Little Wing 12) Drivin´ South 13) Third Stone From The Sun 14) Manic Depression 15) Blues Jam (featuring Texas Tom & The Wranglers) Length: 73:48min Personal: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Vocals, Guitar Tommy Shannon: Fender Bass Chris "Whipper" Layton: Drums Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed) For all the Voodoo Children out there, you know who you are, P&L (source: silver CD)  
 02/27/83 Antone's
Austin, TX 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan Best Little Blueshouse In Texas Antone's, Austin, TX - 2/27/83 trade>cdr>eac>wav>traders little helper>flac level 6 Setlist: 1 Crosscut Saw with Albert King Band 26feb83 2 Testify 3 So Excited 4 Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 5 The Things (That) I Used To Do 6 Pride And Joy 7 Tin Pan Alley SBD A  
 08/27/83 Reading Festival
Reading, England 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan Reading Festival Reading U.K. 1983-08-27 Broadcast 1983-10-21 Stevie Ray Vaughan : Guitar, Vocals Chris Layton : Drums Tommy Shannon : Bass Guitar BBC Radio 1 FM broadcast > Pioneer tuner > Tensai cassette deck > TDK SA-C90 cassette master > Cassette playback on Pioneer CT-S550S with azimuth correction > Sony JE530 A/D (44.1k) > Nomad JB3 > .wav > Adobe Audition > .wav > CDWAV > FLAC frontend > .flac files Some minor click removal in Adobe Audition. Otherwise, just minor fades - no bulk processing. Note: The Sony JE530 is a minidisc recorder, however a pure digital output is available when using it as a "passthrough" device. Therefore, despite the presence of a minidisc device in this lineage there is no MD/ ATRAC compression. The brief gap between Mary Had A Little Lamb and Lovestruck Baby is present on the original FM > cassette tape (due, presumably, to some pre-FM editing). Used Adobe click removal to dispense with a minor FM click @ 26:33 Minor fade at start & end. No bulk processing. 1. Testify 4:42 2. Blues 5:18 3. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 7:28 4. Pride And Joy 4:23 5. Mary Had A Little Lamb 3:29 6. Lovestruck Baby 2:57 7. Texas Flood 8:58 Total Time : [37:14] 
 10/20/83 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      Part of " in Memoriam" - torrented by texasflood76 ...... includes "pride and joy" ... Now here's some real SRV y'all.... This is imo the best bootleg ever. Recorded from FM Radio, the sound is actually better than some of the official released albums. Many of you probably have this stuff already, so maybe for the newbies here on Dime. From my original silvers > WAV> FLAC ---> cover-art included !  
 10/30/83 The Hollywood Palace
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan Last Child Hollywood Palace, Los Angeles, CA - 30oct83 trade>cdr>eac>wav>Traders little helper>flac level 6 Setlist: 1. Testify 2. So Excited 3. Pride And Joy 4. Mary Had A Little Lamb 5. Tell Me 6. Love Struck Baby 7. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 8. Little Wing 9. Third Stone From The Sun 10. You'll Be Mine 11. Rude Mood 12. Wham SBD A+  
 12/27/83 Wax Museum
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan Wax Museum Washington, D.C. - 27dec83 1983-12-27 1st Set This is the Soundboard from the classic show (1st set only). http://www.srvrocks.com/import-wax-museum-27dec83.htm I have seen many that have the 1st and 2nd sets labeled as a soundboard but that boot is an audience. http://www.srvrocks.com/import-wax-museum-27dec83-3discs.htm ******************************************************************** Lineage: SBD > ? > CDR Trade from Vince at SRVrocks.com> EAC > WAV > FLAC Level 8 ******************************************************************** Setlist: 1. Scuttle Buttin' - slow rendition 2. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 3. Mary Had a Little Lamb 4. Texas Flood 5. Boot Hill 6. Love Struck Baby 7. Tin Pan Alley 8. Testify / Wham 9. Rude Mood 10. Lenny This was the first set of the night. At least 2 tracks are missing, Hideaway, Pride and Joy, and I've heard that it included Manic Depression.  
 08/17/84 Le Spectrum
Montreal, QC 
 2 cdr      part of "In Memoriam" ....torrented by texasflood76 ....Now here's some real SRV y'all.... This is imo the best bootleg ever. Recorded from FM Radio, the sound is actually better than some of the official released albums. Many of you probably have this stuff already, so maybe for the newbies here on Dime. From my original silvers > WAV> FLAC ---> cover-art included !  
 11/28/84 Freeborn Hall
Davis, CA 
 1 cdr      Bootleg Titles: Out Of The Shadows Label: Rocks (92119) Transfer: Silver > EAC > Wav> Flac (level 8) Excellent SBD recording Artwork included. Tracks: 01. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) ...10:50 02. Done Lost Your Good Thing Now ...8:27 03. Honey Bee ...2:44 04. Mary Had A Little Lamb ...3:30 05. Love Struck Baby ...3:10 06. Tin Pan Alley ...11:02 07. Cold Shot ...4:27 08. Couldn't Stand The Weather ...4:52 09. Texas Flood ...9:03 10. Lenny ...9:39 11. Stang's Swang ...2:46 12. Rude Mood ...4:20  
 11/28/84 Freeborn Hall
Davis, CA 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan University of California - Davis, CA 28-Nov-1984 Bootleg Titles: Out Of The Shadows Label: Rocks (92119) Transfer: Silver > EAC > Wav> Flac (level 8) Excellent SBD recording Artwork included. Tracks: 01. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) ...10:50 02. Done Lost Your Good Thing Now ...8:27 03. Honey Bee ...2:44 04. Mary Had A Little Lamb ...3:30 05. Love Struck Baby ...3:10 06. Tin Pan Alley ...11:02 07. Cold Shot ...4:27 08. Couldn't Stand The Weather ...4:52 09. Texas Flood ...9:03 10. Lenny ...9:39 11. Stang's Swang ...2:46 12. Rude Mood ...4:20 
 06/07/85 Grant Park
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr     A-  Stevie Ray Vaughan Chicago Blues Fest: Grant Park: Chicago, IL 6/7/85 Quality: A - FM Cassette > Pioneer PDR-555RW recorder > CD-R > Ultimate Encoder > wav > Flac Frontend > flac 01. Scuttle Buttin'/Say What 02. Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love 03. Voodoo Chile 04. Mary Had a Little Lamb 05. Texas Flood 06. Come On 07. Testify An AMAZING performance from Mr. SRV at Grant Park's Chicago Blues Fest - just download it and dig it for all it's worth. Just doing my part in the SRV torrent group that's generously popping up! Cheers!  
 06/19/85 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 1 cdr     A-  missing first 2 songs 
 07/07/85 Skeppsholms Festivalen
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      Band: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Venue: Skeppsholms Festivalen City: Stockholm Country: Sweden Date July 7th 1985 Recorded by: Hard2handell I recorded this off the radio in the summer of 1986. Lineage: FM > Tape > Philips standalone CD burner CDR777 > CDR > Wave > Flac 8 Soundquality: 10 out 10 Soundboard/ FM Recording. Setlist: 1. Introduction 2. Couldn´t Stand The Weather 3. Mary Had A Little Lamb 4. Pride & Joy 5. Come On (Part III) 6. Life Without You 7. Chat During Life Without You 8. Love Struck Baby 9. Gone Home / Texas Flood I could use some help with the setlist as there are some gaps as you can see. Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hard2handell 
 03/31/86 Fair Park Coliseum
Dallas, TX 
 1 cdr     A-  Tracks Love Struck Baby, Wham, and Thunderbird (only on a few shows) include Jimmie Vaughan on six-string bass. I have seen listed as "Looking at You" liberated bootleg. I recieved this by cassette before cd bootlegs existed. Recording source: Soundboard Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: unknown Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ********************************** Setlist: Lookin out the Window Look at little Sister Change it Come On Cold Shot Lovestruck Baby Wham Thunderbird Testify Mary had a little Lamb Could'nt Stand the Weather Pride and Joy ********************************** Another Classic from the DUBWISE GARAGE COLLECTION 
 07/17/86 Austin Opry House
Austin, TX 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble July 17, 1986 Austin Opera House, Austin TX *Officially released tracks removed* Soundboard multi-track recording 2" reel>Maxell XL-IIS Cassette?>Creative>CDR>Wav>EAC New transfer for this torrent Sound quality: Excellent, samples provided At least a dozen years ago, I learned that a recording studio in Kansas City still had a 2" reel of one of the shows used in the making of the album "Live Alive." Stevie and the band used several studios as they overdubbed tracks to finish this album. I have no idea if this was a safety reel of some sort, but it was the raw tracks, not the overdubbed version. What you hear is what was actually recorded from the stage that night. That is both the good news and the bad news. Now, don't let my comments here scare you off! I just believe in full disclosure! 1986 found Stevie a complete and utter wreck and there are few truly good performances from that year in my opinion. Stevie was in his hometown and still operating under the notion that one could make a great live album by playing as loaded as possible, which he clearly is on this recording. If nothing else, this music might help you learn not to play guitar or sing while fully loaded if you are taping from the board. In my opinion, Stevie's greatest legacy was his message of the ability for people to change. He showed it was possible to sober up and still play with great soul. Thanks for that Stevie! So, here it is, the good, the bad, and the ugly! SRV fans will still enjoy this. There are definitely some good moments and it sounds better here than on the final album does to my ears. This was supposedly recorded from the reels to this cassette, but I suspect that there was a cassette copy between the reels and this copy. Setlist included in this torrent: 1. Scuttle Buttin'> 2. Say What 3. Ain't Gone 'n give up on love 4. Looking out the window 5. Mary had a little Lamb 6. Pride & Joy 7. Come On, Pt. III 8. Change it jam (ending section only) 9. Rude Mood 10. Texas Flood 11. Voodoo Chile (a slight return) 12. Stang's Swang 13. Look at little sister (2nd version with horns) 14. Testify Songs from 4 shows were used for the "Live Alive" album. There is no published record of which I am aware that details the respective location and date of each track. Because the 6-string bass is present on this recording, I have concluded that it is from July 17, 1986. Many, many overdubs were used to produce the final album. Some of them are fairly obvious, some are not. According to interviews, even complete drum parts are overdubbed on some songs. This makes identifying the dates/venues of the source material more difficult. Although a simple audio comparison would seem easy enough, it isn't due to the remixing/overdub/post-production processes. I think I have successfully identified the songs that may have come from this particular show; and I have removed these from this torrent. If you were to listen to the tracks that were removed, it is doubtful you would recognize most of them as being the source material for "Live Alive." I've always wondered why they didn't just use other shows instead of overdubbing over weak performances. The following songs,listed by track number on the original tape, were removed: Track 5, Look at little sister (version 1, 2 were played this night) Track 9 Willie the Wimp Track 10 Change it Track 11 Lovestruck baby Note that I renamed the tracks in the torrent to avoid confusion. They are numbered consecutively. Band: Stevie Ray Vaughan - Gtr, voc Chris Layton - drums Tommy Shannon - bass Reese Wynans - gtr Unknown horns on track 13 Jimmie Vaughan played 6-string bass, I think he is only on track 13, but he might be elsewhere and I just forgot about it. Most of his performances are on deleted tracks.  
 12/31/86 Fox Theater
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      Mr. Clean - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, 31dec86 [Silver Rarities, SIRA075] (73:41, 11 tracks) Lonnie Mack encore "Oreo Cookie Blues" same date as Fox Theater FM Broadcast>?>CDR>EAC>Adobe Audition>Flac  
 03/25/87 The Ocean Center
Daytona Beach, FL 
 1 cdr      no more lineage than flac files download on dime long time ago >cd>flac >you  
 06/30/87 Mann Music Center
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  WNEW pre-fm broadcast ? ...The lineage listed is Master Reels>DAT(0)>CDR(x) This version sounds better than anything I have heard, even other copies with the same lineage. Makes me think there were several copies of the master reels and different equipment was used to playback the tapes resulting in different sound quality copies. The song "Willie The Wimp" appears on the official box set. So it is removed from this torrent. It was originally on disc 1 track 8..... listed as 2 discs but can fit on 1 80 minute disc  
 04/30/88 Tuft's University
Medford, MA 
 2 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Stevie Ray Vaughan: guitar and vocals Reese Wynans: keyboards Tommy Shannon: bass Chris Layton: drums "Spring Fling" concert at Tufts University Medford, Mass. U.S.A. April 30, 1988 1st gen. audience recording runtime: 113:19 (minutes/seconds) setlist: 1: shuffle (cuts in) 2:51 2: scuttle buttin' 4:05 3: say what? 6:32 4: lookin' out the window 5:42 5: look at little sister 4:46 6: you'll be mine > 3:59 7: I'm leavin' you (commit a crime) 5:52 8: superstition 5:04 9: Willie the wimp (tape flip at end) 7:19 10: tell me 3:43 11: Mary had a little lamb 6:44 12: Texas flood 8:29 13: cold shot 5:44 14: couldn't stand the weather (with band introductions) 12:24 15: life without you (spliced, tape flip) 11:54 16: Stevie's closing comments (before encores) 1:19 17: voodoo chile (slight return- Jimi Hendrix) 9:45 18: let the good times roll 6:57 (listed in etree as "come on part III") Sony EC-1 mikes (decent ones, nothing great) > Sony D-6 cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassettes > 1st gen. copy on unknown decks (same kind of tape and no dolby) > played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours. recorded by: purple moon productions digitized and posted from 1st gen. cassette copy by glasnostrd19, June 2010. Do not sell this recording. Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly. comments: two days after SRV & DT played at Matthews Arena in Boston they played a free show in Medford which is not far at all from Boston. that show which was recently posted, was a slightly different set than this show, this one doesn't have Taxman. the last song is NOT the same song as by the Cars in the late 70's. (this was the setlist of 4/28/88 Matthews Arena Boston concert) 1.Scuttle Buttin' 4:05 2.Say What! 5:29 3.Lookin Out The Window 5:09 4.Look At Little Sister 4:40 5.Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love 9:35 6.You'll Be Mine 4:54 7.Mary Had A Little Lamb 7:59 8.Taxman! 4:51 9.Life Without You 11:23 10.Superstition 4:32 11.Willie The Wimp 6:13 12.Cold Shot 5:00 13.Couldn't Stand The Weather 7:31 this one is missing a little of the 1st song and there is some variation of sound with people waliking in front of the mikes but it's a pretty enjoyable capture. probably not the best Stevie show, pretty standard set, but a good one. I've never heard a bad SRV show. there's not alot of crowd noise, pretty mellow crowd for a SRV show. there's a drum solo in "couldn't stand the weather". just a few seconds missed at the 2 tape flips, and maybe as much as the 1st minute or two are missing from the 1st song. Thanks to Purple Moon Prod. for recording this show and providing me a 1st gen. tape copy of it many years ago. I think this was a free concert with a few other bands, not sure who else was playing there that day. 
 07/01/88 Midtfyns Festival
Ringe, Denmark 
 1 cdr      pre FM(?) SOUNDBOARD tape Mastertape->CDR->CDR->EASYCDextr->flac 6 1 Scuttle Buttin (cut in) 2 Say What 3 Looking out the window 4 Look at your sister 5 Mary had a little lamb 6 Aint's gone 'n' Give up on love 7 Tell me 8 Superstition 9 Willie the Wimp 10 Cold shot 11 Couldnt'stand the weather 12 Voodoo child 13 Outro annuncer 14 Radio Danemark interview Ok Folks! 1988 it's a good year for our Hero Stevie! he is complelty re-born, new women,(Joanna Lapidus) He is sober, he is happy and play tight and fast! This is the "Professional" Stevie, slightly different from the 1980-1983 era, no mistakes,very tight band behind him, less soul...blues number less drammatic... ....but this was a fantastic year for him! This tape came from the great SRV Norwegen collector 'M.J.' (where are you!!!!??now!!) He told me this copy came directly from the Danish radio archive The original tape was screwed up a bit and not in good conditions (check intro first song) but..what the hell!!! Thanx danish radio for this nice and loud SRV gig! 
 07/03/88 Piazza Duomo
Pistoia, Italy 
 1 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany. Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: Lineage: sbd > ? > silver > EAC > Flac (> thetradersden > YOU) Taped by: unknown File Size: 361MB Length: 54:25min Artwork added. I have added art for a DVD with the complete show. If someone´s out there with that DVD, please up it, much appreciated. Information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=214301 Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 03rd July 1988 1) Scuttle Buttin´ 2) Say What 3) Lookin´ Out The Window 4) Look At Little Sister 5) Mary Had A Little Lamb 6) Pride And Joy 7) Texas Flood 8) Superstition 9) Willie´ The Wimp 10) Couldn´t Stand The Weather Length: 54:25min Personal: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Vocals, Guitar Reese Wynans: Keyboards Tommy Shannon: Fender Bass Chris "Whipper" Layton: Drums Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed) For all the SRV&DT enthusiastics, get this cold shot, P&L (source: silver CD) 
 08/16/88 Lake Compounce
Bristol, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  2nd gen tape>transfer by Bob Wilmott>master cdr>EAC>FLAC Audience, great recording, mp3 samples included. ************* ML's note - my copy is miissing "Leave My Little Girl Alone" and only has 13 tracks on disc 1 - Not sure if other versions are similiarly miss-labeled . This has to be one of the most overlooked SRV shows and it is a first-class smoker! There are 2 encores, the first with the Roomful of Blues Horns! 1988 was a great year for Stevie Ray and his relaxed, happy nature comes through on every show I have heard from that year. This show was the first show of the tour. I believe it was also the first show where "Travis Walk" was performed. If you are the taper, great job, upload your master!!!! This is the latest installment in my ongoing effort to circulate lesser-known SRV recordings that represent the best available shows in terms of both performance and sound quality. I am focusing on shows that are not already widely traded, but that are worthy additions to any SRV fan's collection. These recordings are not "for completists only," but rather choice audience recordings from throughout Stevie's career with the intention of saving the collector time and trouble by drawing on the experience of hardcore collectors to bring you the best shows out of the hundreds available. This show is a standout from 1988. If you don't have it, you need it. There are some minor glitches: The intro has distortion from 0:00 to 0:26 (seconds), when the levels are adjusted. Track 6 has intermittent mic problems from 1:37-4:20. Track 7 was then only one channel in parts, so L channel is cloned from R from 27:08-28:48. There is a tape-flip cut on track 9. The very beginning of track 10 is cut (level adjustment by taper as well). When Bob transferred these tapes to CDR over 10 years ago, he faded out CD 1 as Cold Shot goes into CSW. Then, the first track on CD2 starts at the beginning of CSW. Track 6 of CD2 also has a level adjustment by the taper. I am giving some consideration to remastering this from the tape, as this was transferred so long ago, but, for now, this sounds good. I am including mp3 samples. 1. Instrumental (This is not "In the Open" as per the gig database) 2. Scuttle Buttin' 3. Say What 4. Pride & Joy 5. You'll be Mine 6. Look at Little Sister 7. Leave my Little Girl alone 8. Lost Your Good Thing Now 9. My Baby She's Gone 10. Mary had a Little Lamb 11. Travis Walk 12. Superstiton 13. Willie the Wimp 14. Cold Shot Disc 2 15. Couldn't Stand the weather 16. Life Without You ' Encore *Roomful of Blues Horns 17. Let Me Love You Baby * 18. Texas Flood * 19. Don't Lose Your Cool * 2nd Encore 20. Love Struck Baby 21. Rude Mood 22. Voodoo Child  
 10/02/88 Pacific Amphitheater
Costa Mesa, CA 
 1 cdr     A-   
 10/22/88 Music Hall
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan - Boston, MA Oct. 22, 1988 Soundboard A+ Sound Quality This is a rippin set from SRV and Sound Quality is Top Notch. Doesn't get any better. ******************************************* Recording source: Soundboard Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: unknown Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ******************************************* ******************************************* Setlist: 01. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Say What.flac 02. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Testify.flac 03. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Voodoo Child.flac 04. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Honey Bee - Couldn't Stand the Weather.flac 05. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Cold Shot.flac 06. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Texas Flood.flac 07. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Pride and Joy.flac 08. SRV - Boston, MA 10-22-88 SDB Jam and goodbye.flac  
 12/29/88 The Stone Pony
Asbury Park, NJ 
 2 cdr/shn     A+  Ok folks, this is the "creme de la creme" from the Evaporatus archives..... Soundboard: master cassette > maxell XLII > cdrw > flac Quality: Excellent (9.5/10) there is slight hiss audible during quiet portions between songs. No hiss heard during the performances.....  
 08/21/89 Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 1 cdr      Uploaded by Axel(a.k.a. RoryGallagher), Friesland, Germany This is especially for my bro´ dubwise. Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: Lineage: KBCO FM Radio broadcast > NAK tape deck > Maxell XLII 90 master tape > Transfer: RME DIGI Interface > Samplitude 6.0 > CD-Wav > Shntool > TLH > Flac(16) > my traded Flac files on HD (> dime > YOU) File Size: 284MB Artwork added(in word file) Length: 41:42min Information: http://www.willmot.com/SRV/gigs/19890821.html more information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=302448 Blues at the Rocks, Red Rocks, Morrison, CO, USA, 21st August 1989 01 KBCO Radio Talk 02 Mary Had A little Lamb 03 Pride and Joy 04 Texas Flood 05 You´ll Be Mine 06 Look At Little Sister 07 Tin Pan Alley 08 KBCO Radio Talk note: incomplete -> if someone has a more or full complete version you´re very welcome to share it Length: 41:42min Personal: Stevie Ray Vaughan: Vocals, Guitar Reese Wynans: Keyboards Tommy Shannon: Fender Bass Chris "Whipper" Layton: Drums You are told to AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down This show is for free trading only ~ if you sell you´ll go to hell Stevie Ray, P&L (Source: with a little help from my friends, thanksabillion)  
 11/??/89 Cold Shot (Vol 4) - Tingley Coliseum & McNichols A
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble November 28th, 1989 and November 29th, 1989 Albuquerque, NM and Denver, CO The House is a Rockin' Tightrope Look at Little Sister Texas Flood Leave My Little Girl Alone Wall of Denial Superstition* Cold Shot Life Without You Crossfire Voodoo Child (Slight Return) *start of Denver material SBD > CD (2+ gen) > EAC > CoolEditPro* > FLAC > DIME *cut 2-sec gaps between tracks (some newb burned it TAO at some point), then normalized (all tracks were at ~85%). db.etree.org has this as a Westwood One pre-FM CD with 11/28/89 (Abuquerque) and 11/29/89 (Denver). I compared spectral analyses on two tracks - one being listed as from Denver, and one from the NM tracks, and they look very similar - both are definitely SBD sourced. All of the radio commercials were cut. 
 08/25/90 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 1 cdr      first seven tracks only real nice sbrd quality recording stevie's second to last show 
 08/25/90 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan "Peace in the Valley" boot Alpine Valley Music Theatre East Troy, WI Aug. 25, 1990 ** This was Stevie Ray Vaughan's next-to-last show EVER!!! EXCELLENT QUALITY SOUNDBOARD ** mp3 samples included in the Comments section Setlist: 01. Tightrope 02. The Things (That) I Used To Do 03. Let Me Love You Baby 04. Leave My Little Girl Alone 05. Look At Little Sister 06. Wall Of Denial 07. Riviera Paradise 08. Superstition 09. Couldn't Stand The Weather > Goin' Down (cut) 10. Crossfire 11. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) SBD > Silver CD > CDR > MediaMonkey > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC This show marks the sixth time fellow DIMEr jjaywill and I have gotten together to bring you some really fine music. And in fact, this is the third Stevie Ray Vaughan show we've shared. If you're interested in checking out the shows we've previously shared here, please click on my name for the complete list. If you need seeding help on any of them, please drop me a PM and I'll gladly help you out. This show was Stevie's next-to-last show before he died, and the quality is pristine. Don't believe me? Give a listen to the mp3 samples in the Comments section and judge with your own ears. I don't think you'll be disappointed with this one! 
 08/26/90 Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI 
 2 cdr     A-  SRV's last concert .... Bootleg title : "Alpine Valley"...Lineage: Silver CD > WAV > Lossless FLAC ......includes bonus tracks - see below :Disc One (64:02): (1) Intro (3:35) (2) The House Is Rockin' (2:50) (3) Tightrope (5:24) (4) The Things I Used To Do (4:44) (5) Let Me Love You Baby (3:17) (6) Leave My Little Girl Alone (5:07) (7) Pride and Joy (4:15) (8) Wall of Denial (5:53) (9) Riviera Paradise (9:03) (10) Superstition (5:08) (11) Couldn't Stand The Weather (4:36) (12) I'm Goin' Down (5:45) (13) Caught In The Crossfire (4:18) Disc Two (62:12): (1) Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) (9:43) (2) Sweet Home Chicago (16:44) * (3) Pride and Joy (3:32) + (4) Mary Had A Little Lamb (3:13) + (5) Lovestruck Baby (2:37) + (6) Testify (2:57) + (7) Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) (11:20) ^ (8) Mary Had A Little Lamb (3:19) ^ (9) Couldn't Stand The Weather (4:45) ^ (10) Cold Shot (4:00) ^ * w/B. Guy, E. Clapton, J. Vaughan, R. Cray + - Sector Club, Berlin, F.R.G. 9/3/83 ^ - Spectrum, Montreal, Ont. 1984 Comments: Good audience recording from Stevie Ray Vaughan's final show, at Alpine Valley Music Theater in Wisconsin hours before his untimely death. This has been booted several times over the years; this is the best-sounding version that I've heard (if you've got a better one, by all means please post it!). There are some "issues" (tape drag, from what I recall) in a couple of spots, so it's not perfect . . . . altogether, however, a good document of his final performance. I downloaded this a couple of years ago from EZT/DAD, changed the file names to conform to the etree standard, and added a fingerprint and artwork. The filler is fine, but not necessary; I left it in for the sake of completeness. Hard to believe that it's been 16 years ...... 

 07/30/89 Buddy Guy's Legends Club
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      Stevie Ray Vaughan & Buddy Guy It's Still Called The Blues Buddy Guy's Legends Chicago Illinois USA 1989 07-30 ^^^LIBERAL COWBOYBOOT^^^ {{{Conservative Soundboard}}} 01 It's Still Called The Blues 03:17 02 Champagne and Reefer 25:49 03 Mary Had A Little Lamb 08:38 04 Leave My Little Girl Alone 18:48 It's that time of year again "Where I know Hurricanes and Tornados And the sunshines everyday" Heres The Tornado! Almost 18 years since SRV caught the wind This is dedicated to those whose lives have been moved by the spirit that SRV could share with us. I still get choked up, the hair on my body still stands at attention... If you know I need not explain!  

 07/18/72 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      JULY 18, 1972 (OPENING FOR THE ROLLING STONES) JOE MALONEY MASTER RECORDING. AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>CDR>EAC>FLAC 12 tracks. If anyone can help with a set list, it'd be appreciated. Special thanks to Joe Maloney for making this recording available. Please do not "Remaster" and then re-post this recording. Presented to you by KRW&CO, March 2008. Okay - here's a gesture at the setlist, based on a somewhat distracted workplace listen: 1. Instrumental introduction, w/ band solos (no idea if this theme might have a title) 2. For Once In My Life 3. Band Intros & Vamp> If you Really Love Me 4. If You Really Love Me (continued) 5. Superwoman 6. (?) (might be called 'My Soul's on Fire' - he appears to sing that phrase a few times, but I'm not familiar with this one) 7. I Got You (I Feel Good) 8. I Was Made To Love Her 9. Love Having You Around (w/ Bass solo) / Talk Box improv 10. Talk box blues instrumental / Harmonica Instrumental / Vocal Improv 11. Keep On Running 12. Signed Sealed & Delivered / Keep On Running (continued) Revisions/Adjustments/Corrections are welcomed. I;m suprised that he didn't run out of tape. This was the night that Keith got busted in Rhode Island and they started hours late. We were there in the garden waiting and this Stevie Wonder guy (who by then we mostly only knew from "Fingertips Pt 1&2", kept playin & playin & playin &.... It was pretty good but we were there to see the Stones. Finally Mayor Kevin White came out and told us that the Stones had been busted in Rhode Island and that he'd sprung them (with a call to the governor), and that he wanted us all to be good and calm because he had a riot going on in hispanic East Boston and he needed to take all the cops out of the venue. We waited over an hour more, playing with free fisbees and footballs that they'd given the crowd. The Stones finally came after midnight and played a set that was full of angry energy. That wasn't a bad thing at all, and neither was Stevie's extended set. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great story.thanks. 
 03/04/73 Berkeley Community Theater
Berkelely, CA 
 2 cdr       Source: BGP SBD > Open reel Ampex videotape or to conventional RtR (unclear which equipment was used) Transfer #1: (c. 1988) re-anneal master tapes (if needed) > D (probably a Sonic Solutions ADC @ 24/48) > PCM tape Remaster #1: (c. 1988) PCM > hiss & artifact removal > "sonic solutions process" > DAT (or other digital medium > DAT) Transfer #2: (1990) MDAT > Nakamichi deck> XLII-S/90 > MC Transfer #3: (1990) MC > Nakamichi deck (playback) > Nakamichi deck (record) > XLII-S/90 > C(1) Transfer #4: (2005) C(1) > Aiwa AD-F850 > THC Cables > Edirol U-A5 > USB > Wavelab 5.01a @ 24/96 > WAV Final Mastering: WAV > Wavelab 5.0a (X-noise to reduce hiss; 192 KhZ resampler > 44.1k; L3 Multimaximizer to increase gain and dither to 16 bits) > FLAC. Disc 1 1. Bill Graham Intro > For Once In My life (splice at 40 seconds) (many channel adjustments) 2. If You Really Love Me 3. Me & Mrs. Jones 4. Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You?) > (discontinuity at about 15 min) 5. Instrumental > Let Me Tell You Something, My Darling 6. Think I'm On The Right Track (discontinuity at 33:01) 7. I Was Made To Love Her 8. Feel It Disc 2 9. Killing Me Softly 10. You Are The Sunshine of My Life > 11. Big Brother > 12. Blowing In The Wind > 13. Medley: What's Going On? > Betcha By Golly Wow! > Ma Cherie Amore > Summer Breeze > 14. Love Having You Around > 15. Signed, Sealed Delivered (I'm Yours) > The way you do it last night, you do it like you should > harmonica song 16. Superstition// (w/ Buddy Miles & Paul Keegan?) The recording runs just shy of 90 minutes. If splitting onto two discs, the suggested split is after track 8. There are a half-dozen small discontinuities in the recording, including abrupt transitions between songs and small gaps, some with brief silences and others without. There was a tape flip in Killing Me Softly at about 4:15.  
 04/04/73 Brighton Dome
Brighton, UK 
 1 cdr       
 07/13/73 Rainbow Room
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Stevie Wonder Rainbow Room New York City 7/13/73 sbd 1. Don't You Worry ‘Bout A Thing 2. Higher Ground 3. Superwoman 4. To Know You Is To Love You 5. Signed Sealed Delivered 6. Visions 7. Living For The City 8. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 9. Superstition encore 10. My Dreams 
 01/31/74 The Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 1 cdr      soundboard 
 01/31/74 The Rainbow Theatre
London, England 
 2 cdr      "Funkified Rainbow" ******************* listed as 2/24/74 when i downloaded it , but most likely 1/24 or 1/31 according to etree ****************************** SBD (most likely) -> ? -> CD-R -> EAC -> FLAC Excellent sound quality (must be a soundboard recording) Track List: CD1 1: Intro + Contusion 2: Higher Ground 3: (Mary Wants To Be A) Superwoman 4: To Know You Is To Love You 5: Signed, Sealed, Delivered 6: Visions CD2 1: Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing 2: Living For The City 3: You Are The Sunshine of My Life 4: Superstition 5: Encore (improvised!) Notes: I received this wonderful recording in a trade once. I hope the above information is correct. You need to have this if you like Stevie Wonder, IMHO. Enjoy! :-) FLAC Fingerprints:  
 07/16/75 Musikladen TV
Bremen, Germany 
 1 cdr      Stevie Wonder & Wonder Love Musikladen TV Bremen, Germany July 16, 1975 Excellent SBD audio from TV broadcast 1 intro jam 2 Contusion 3 Higher Ground 4 Don't You Worry 'bout a Thing 5 I Can See the Sun in Late December 6 He's Misstra Know-It-All 7 Living for the City 8 Superstition 
 10/04/75 National Stadium
Kingston, Jamaica 
 2 cdr     A-  Stevie Wonder Wonder Dream Concert October 4th, 1975 National Stadium Kingston, Jamaica Taper: Unknown Source: AUD>?> DAT> CDR> Monkey's Audio (shn)> ALAC (Apple Lossless) (convert and verify with dbPoweramp) > FLAC (Level 5) There are apparantly two versions of this: one with only The Wailers' set and the two encores (I Shot The Sheriff & Superstition), and one with the complete Stevie Wonder set with the two encores. This is the Wonder set. This is meant as a compliment to the other show (which, as of this upload, was upped here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=238685). ***These are the notes from Wikipedia:*** ---The Wonder Dream Concert was an historic concert held on October 4, 1975, at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. The concert was headlined by Stevie Wonder who was joined on the bill by Bob Marley & The Wailers and his former bandmates Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer. The concert is sometimes known as the Wailers Reunion Show, as it was the first time the original Wailers had performed together since 1973 and the last time they ever would. The concert was a benefit concert for the Jamaican Institute for the Blind and was opened by Third World. Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes were scheduled to play but did not show. For Stevie Wonder's encore, Stevie called for Bob to join him on stage and they played "I Shot The Sheriff" and "Superstition" together. Another notable moment was the last performance of the original Wailers' first hit "Simmer Down", originally from 1964.--- Set: CD 1: 01. Golden Lady / Too High 02. You And I 03. Too Shy To Say / As 04. All In Love Is Fair 05. Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing 06. Drum Solo 07. Boogie On Reggae Woman 08. I Was Made To Love Her 09. Earth Angel 10. Ain't Too Proud to Beg / I Heard It Through the Grapevine / Uptight (Everything's Alright) / Respect / What'd I Say 11. My Cherie Amour 12. Fingertips CD 2: 01. You Haven't Done Nothin' 02. Living For The City 03. You Are The Sunshine Of My Life 04. Encore: I Shot The Sheriff (With Bob Marley) 05. Encore: Superstition (With Bob Marley) 
 11/28/88 Fox Theatre
Atlanta, GA 
 3 cdr      Stevie Wonder Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA 1988-11-28 Length: 169 Min Source: Stereo Sound Board Quality: 10 Notes: Origin: CDR Trade Lineage: > WAV > Flac level 8 Size: 1.66 GB FLAC Compressed: 1.04 GB Setlist: 1. (fades in) I'm A Man 4:13 2. Master Blaster (Jammin') 3:27 3. Bird of Beauty 4:47 4. It's Me and You? 8:16 5. Higher Ground 4;02 6. That Girl 4:55 7. You Will Know 12:17 --tape flip-- 8. All I Do 4:31 9. A Touch of Our Love 5:45 10. Superwoman 5:36 11. Creepin' 4:54 12. You and I 2:30 13. Ribbon in The Sky 4:41 14. Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing 3:23 15. My Cherie Amour 3:18 16. Signed, Sealed, Delivered 1:35 17. I Was Made to Love Her 2:47 18. Living For The City 4:28 19. Do I Do (with tape flip cut in the middle) 8:13 20. Unknown 4:25 21. Free 4:29 22. Introductions 6:31 23. Sir Duke 2:41 24. I Wish 2:10 25. You Are The Sunshine of My Life 1:43 26. Superstitous 4:38 --tape flip-- 27. (cut) My Eyes Don't Cry 5:36 28. Not The Human Race 3:23 29. Saturn 4:26 30. Dark 'N' Lovely 7:31 31. Fingertips 3:44 32. I Want You Back (Jackson Five) 4:45 33. I Just Called To Say I Love You 5:06 34. Part Time Lover 5:41 35. Skeletons 8:01 Band: Stevie Wonder - Keyboards, Vocals Bass - Nathan Watts Percussion - James Allen Guitar - Ben Bridges Keyboards - Isiah Sanders Keyboards - Brad Boxer Drums - Dennis Davis Backing Vocals - Keith John Backing Vocals - Kimberley Brewar Backing Vocals - Bridgette Bryant -- There is a short cut at the beginning of "All I Do" I believe to be a tape flip. No eq, no noise reduction. NOT FOR SALE - STRICTLY TRADES ONLY If you have a better copy or any different source, please PM me and/or post it on dime. 
 11/09/05 Abbey Road Studios
London, England 
 2 cdr      BBC Radio 2 FM 44.1k CDR Masters -> Audacity wav-> xACT (SBEs fixed)-> flac This version of this remarkable show contains everything broadcast by BBC Radio 2 seamlessly reassembled in correct running order. There are no detectible edits and there is only one brief BBC station ID during the applause after "You And I" that was left in to avoid a detectible edit. Unless a pre-FM surfaces, this is the most complete and flawless version of this show anyone is likely to find. 
 12/20/14 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Stevie Wonder Live at the Fabulous Forum Inglewood, CA "Toys for Children Benefit" Performing "Songs in the Key of Life" In Its Entirety 2014 12-20 Genre: R&B Audience Tape: A (some crowd talking and Static) Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox Platinum > Recorder: Sony M-10 Secret Sauce and Mojo Added Transfer: Audition CC (Time Alignment) Mixing: Reaper Rendition and Dither to 16b: Reaper Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression, and Track Splitting) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8) Location: Right Center Recorded by Scooter123 Tapers Trade List: http://db.etree.org/mylibbydog NOT FOR SALE. FREE TRADE ONLY Tapers Notes: Stevie Wonder doesn't perform much anymore, but this year is the 39th anniversary of "Songs in the Key of Life," so his usual Christmas Toy Benefit included a 3:04 rendition of "Songs in the Key of Life played in its entirety including the 7" bonus record released shortly after the double LP. This is a near perfect audience recording with some slight crowd chatter, but some secret mojo sauce added to overide some of that. One last note--my first recording with the NBox upgrade, the NBox Platinum. Set List: 1. Glory and Praise Forever > Thank You Lord > Its Christmas Time (KJLH Gospel Choir) 2. Love's in Need of Love Today 3. Band Introductions 4. Have a Talk With God 5. Village Ghetto Land 6. Contusion 7. Sir Duke 8. I Wish 9. Knocks Me Off My Feet 10. Banter re Keith John 11. Fever > Jam Session > Jam on the Groove 12. The Christmas Song 13. Pastime Paradise 14. Summer Soft 15. Ordinary Pain 16. Saturn 17. Ebony Eyes 18. Isn't She Lovely 19. Joy Inside My Tears 20. Black Man 21. All Day Sucker 22. Instrumental 23. Ngiculela Es Una Historia 24. Silent Night 25. The Way You Make Me Feel 26. If Its Magic 27. As 28. Another Star 29. DJ Tick Tick Boom 30. Living for the City 31. I Just Called to Say I Love You 32. Superstition TT: 3:04 The true thanks go not to me, but to the taping community behind whose footsteps I have followed, including those who have perfected the art of stealth recordings, the makers of the stealthy mikes, cords, adapters, and preamps, and those who have graciously shared their recording techniques. I am merely a mike stand with a credit card and driver's license. As always, I don't care what you do with these files, once you download them--they are yours now, except these files are not for sale, free trade only. You can thank me by uploading something of a similar genre or trading with me, so I can. Regards, Scooter 
 12/20/14 The Forum
Inglewood, CA 
 3 cdr     A-  Stevie Wonder Live at the Fabulous Forum Inglewood, CA "Toys for Children Benefit" Performing "Songs in the Key of Life" In Its Entirety 2014 12-20 Genre: R&B Audience Tape: A (some crowd talking and Static) Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox Platinum > Recorder: Sony M-10 Secret Sauce and Mojo Added Transfer: Audition CC (Time Alignment) Mixing: Reaper Rendition and Dither to 16b: Reaper Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression, and Track Splitting) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8) Location: Right Center Recorded by Scooter123 Tapers Trade List: http://db.etree.org/mylibbydog NOT FOR SALE. FREE TRADE ONLY Tapers Notes: Stevie Wonder doesn't perform much anymore, but this year is the 39th anniversary of "Songs in the Key of Life," so his usual Christmas Toy Benefit included a 3:04 rendition of "Songs in the Key of Life played in its entirety including the 7" bonus record released shortly after the double LP. This is a near perfect audience recording with some slight crowd chatter, but some secret mojo sauce added to overide some of that. One last note--my first recording with the NBox upgrade, the NBox Platinum. Set List: 1. Glory and Praise Forever > Thank You Lord > Its Christmas Time (KJLH Gospel Choir) 2. Love's in Need of Love Today 3. Band Introductions 4. Have a Talk With God 5. Village Ghetto Land 6. Contusion 7. Sir Duke 8. I Wish 9. Knocks Me Off My Feet 10. Banter re Keith John 11. Fever > Jam Session > Jam on the Groove 12. The Christmas Song 13. Pastime Paradise 14. Summer Soft 15. Ordinary Pain 16. Saturn 17. Ebony Eyes 18. Isn't She Lovely 19. Joy Inside My Tears 20. Black Man 21. All Day Sucker 22. Instrumental 23. Ngiculela Es Una Historia 24. Silent Night 25. The Way You Make Me Feel 26. If Its Magic 27. As 28. Another Star 29. DJ Tick Tick Boom 30. Living for the City 31. I Just Called to Say I Love You 32. Superstition TT: 3:04 The true thanks go not to me, but to the taping community behind whose footsteps I have followed, including those who have perfected the art of stealth recordings, the makers of the stealthy mikes, cords, adapters, and preamps, and those who have graciously shared their recording techniques. I am merely a mike stand with a credit card and driver's license. As always, I don't care what you do with these files, once you download them--they are yours now, except these files are not for sale, free trade only. You can thank me by uploading something of a similar genre or trading with me, so I can. Regards, Scooter 

 12/11/87 Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti
Buenos Aires, Argentina 
 2 cdr      "Rock And Pop"... Excellent Broadcast FLAC Disc 1: 01. Intro / The Lazarus Heart / Too Much Information 02. We'll Be Together 03. Driven To Tears 04. Consider Me Gone 05. Englishman In New York 06. Sister Moon 07. Rock Steady 08. Spirits In The Material World 09. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 10. History Will Teach Us Nothing / Get Up Stand Up 11. Straight To My Heart Disc 2: 01. They Dance Alone 02. Bring On The Night / When The World Is Running Down 03. Fragile 04. Little Wing 05. Roxanne 06. Fortress Around Your Heart 07. Don't Stand So Close To Me 08. Message In A Bottle Source: CDR (Trade) > EAC > WAV FLAC  
 05/06/88 Arena Di Verona
Verona, Italy 
 1 cdr      STING Live at Arena in Verona/Italy, 1988-05-06 Source: SOUNDBOARD>TDK Metal Tape>Phillips CDR 880 Standalone>Audio CDR>trade>EAC Secure Rip>Flac Frontend>Flac Sound: A+ (great sound!, listen to mp3 sample) TRACKS: 1. They dance Alone 2. Consider Me Gone 3. King of Pain 4. Be still my beating Heart 5. Walking In Your Footsteps 6. Fragile 7. Little Wing 8. Russians 9. Fortress around my heart 10. All so Vain 11. Every Breath you take 12. Message in a Bottle LINEUP: Sting: voc, el-guitar Kenny Kirkland: piano Delmar Brown: keyboards Branford Marsalis: ts, ss Jeff Campell: el-guitar Tracy Warmworth: el-bass (plays later in Wayne Shorter Band) Mino Cinelu: percussion James Taylor Lewis: drums ENJOY!!  
 06/04/88 Palais Omnisport de Bercy
Paris, France 
 3 cdr      may have some tiny gaps between songs , but pretty nice aud recording ,  
 07/27/88 Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  Bootleg(s): "The Art of the Heart"; supposedly recorded for official release 
 10/10/90 Estadio Centenario
Montevideo, Uruguay 
 2 cdr      Real nice sound . would be A+ , but has a few digi clicks and pops ... Lineage. I don't have more info than that : I've received it from a trade in Flac format and just put it on Dime after frenquence analysis with Cool Edit Pro 2 on 6 tracks. I haven't touched anything. I think it's the first time Vinnie played with Sting, also Dominic. And it's good to hear that they are also playing with Dr Kenny. SPirits, Children's Crusade and I Burn for you... A perfect tracklist. disc 1 1 - Message in a bottle 2 - Spirits in a material world 3 - Driven to tears 4 - Children's Crusade 5 - If you love somebody 6 - My Funny Valentine 7 - King of Pain 8 - Bring on the night/ When the world is running down... disc 2 1 - I Burn for you / Mariposa Libre 2 - Tea in the Sahara / Walking on the moon / Consider me gone 3 - Every breath you take 4 - They Dance alone 5 - Fragile 6 - Roxanne / Get up Stand Up / Roxanne  
 10/02/91 Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles, CA 
 1 cdr      With Andy Summers and Vinx and the Special Beat on tracks 10,11,and 12 ..... Liberated Bootleg "Live At The Hollywood Bowl " Eastwood Productions - Luxembourg ... track list: 01 All This Time 02 Jeremiah Blues ( part 1 ) 03 Mad About You 04 Why Should I cry For You ? 05 King Of Pain 06 Fortress Around Your Heart 07 The Wild Wild Sea 08 The Soul Cages 09 Purple Haze 10 Walking On The Moon 11 Every Breath You Take 12 Message In A Bottle 13 Fragile  
 11/30/91 Wembley Arena
London, England 
 2 cdr      "Seas Of Silence" ************** Pre-FM (Supposedly)  
 ??/??/91 Natural Acoustic
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr      "Natural Acoustic" (Italian Bootleg) Live during their 1991 American Acoustic Tour 01 - All this time - 5'19 02 - Mad about you - 5'58 03 - Everybreath you take - 5'00 04 - Why should I cry for you - 5'09 05 - Message in a bottle - 5'40 06 - Tea in the Sahara - 4'57 07 - Walking on the moon - 2'53 All songs by Sting Line Up Sting : Double Bass & lead vocals Dominic Miller : Acoustic guitar David Sancious : Piano Vinnie Colaiuta : Drums Vinx : Percussions & vocals  
 05/15/93 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  Source: Sbd + Aud > EAC > Sound Forge 6.0 > CD Wave > 2shn/2cdr Aud Source: akg460+ck8x > pansv255 > pcm > dat > cd > eac > wav > mkw > shnv3 Remastered by ALS, May 2003 Comments: Sting opened for The Grateful Dead several times in 1993. On May 15-16, 1993 he opened for the Dead at the Sam Boyd Silver Bowl in Las Vegas. Audience tapes of these performances have always been available but it was not until Fall 2002 that soundboards of these shows began to surface. The good news is that both shows sound terrific - there is a wonderful depth to the music and the vocals and instruments are very well balanced. The bad news is that the soundboards for both shows are incomplete. The May 15th soundboard does not include the last part of "When the World..." and "Every Breath You Take." 
 05/16/93 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  Source: Sbd + Aud > EAC > Sound Forge 6.0 > CD Wave > 2shn/2cdr Aud Source: akg460+ck8x > pansv255 > pcm > dat > cd > eac > wav > mkw > shnv3 Remastered by ALS, May 2003.....The May 16th soundboard does not include the opening track, "Blackbird." These remastered and complete versions contain an audience patch for the missing tracks. Also, although I usually don't like to modify the music, I have made one minor change. The opening of "Purple Haze" is botched in a manner that is both awful-sounding and dangerous to perfectly good speakers and ear drums. I have taken the liberty of minimizing but not eliminating the offending passage.  
 06/26/93 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr      Sting with Jerry Garcia - 1993-06-26 - RFK Stadium - Washington, DC Sting with Jerry Garcia RFK Stadium Washington, DC June 26, 1993 Opener for The Grateful Dead. Jerry Garcia guests on lead guitar. SBD Master HIFI-Beta > HIFI-VHS > CDR > SHN > AIFF > Flac 01. All This Time 02. Why Should I Cry For You 03. Synchronicity 2 04. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 05. Roxanne 06. Fortress Around Your Heart 07. Love Is Stronger Than Justice 08. Penny Lane 09. Purple Haze 10. Bring On The Night > When The World Is Running Down 11. Walking On The Moon > Consider Me Gone > Been Down So Long Notes: Sting was the opener for The Grateful Dead. Recorded by a member of The Dead's lighting crew. A nice full soundboard direct recording. Jerry Garcia sits in toward the end of Sting's set. 
 07/25/93 Villa Manin
Passariano, Italy 
 2 cdr      LDB Master Series #265 Hello, this is a collection of masters I would like to seed here. I've been taping shows for more than 25 years (in 2013 I will celebrate 30 years of happy recording hobby!) and have an awful lot of masters. These are in different formats, following the technological evolution: first on analogue cassettes, then MiniDisc, some DATs (I was borrowed a DAT machine to record some of the shows in late 90's / early 00's) and finally digital files using Edirol R-09. I've taped many shows of many artists over the years (both from audience and radio broadcasts) , so don't be surprised if you will find many different artists seeded! My music spectrum is quite wide, spanning from classical to hard rock. Some shows are already circulating, some others have not circulated through collectors yet. But most of all, enjoy! They all come from my mastertapes! Please DO NOT share this music on mp3, just convert it for your own use. Sharing mp3's is the right way to make me stop sharing music here. PLEASE DO RESPECT THIS WISH and enjoy the music in lossless form. Finally, some notes about your truly ldb: I have been a fan of live music since I was 9 years old (that is where I attended my very first show, a PFM/De André gig at Milano's Palalido) and my first taped show was at 11 using a crappy portable cassette player with embedded microphone. I become more serious about taping in 1983 when I started to record every show. In 1991 I acquired my first Sony Professional and in 2000 I moved to MiniDisc to finally settle on R-09 in early 2008. I have seen nearly 500 shows in my career. Most of them were taped but for others bad luck struck and I could not record it: on top of my mind there's a Paul McCartney show in 1993 in Milano where I was caught by the security or Porcupine Tree in Roma in March 1999 when the DAT machine would seem to work but listening back to the tape there would just be a long bunch of silence. Or during a Y.Malmsteen show where I got so annoyed that I left halfway through the show and erased the tape and finally on a PFM show in Milano in 2007 where I had to leave before the encore because the baby-sitter had to leave early that evening. Some other times I was very close not to tape or had to do it in extremely difficult situations: for the four Peter Gabriel shows at Earls Court in 1987 security was checking tapers with metal detector; at the David Gilmour comeback show in London in 2001 at RFH I had the security guy sitting next to me but I managed to tape the show without checking one single time my MiniDisc! There was a time I was travelling anywhere in Europe to see shows, especially if there was no touring in Italy: I remember Rush in Paris in 1992 when the trio did not even know what Italy was. I have seen shows at stadiums (Genesis at Wembley) and in places with 30 people (Porcupine Tree in Milano in 1997); bands that would later become huge (Pearl Jam in a free show for 150 people) and masters of jazz (Miles Davis or Sarah Vaughan). Shows I will never forget (Pink Floyd at Versailles castle) and some I would rather forget (no comment...). I truly believe that live music is what keeps music alive, what make us enjoying it together, what allow us to have deep feelings and transmit it to others. Studio records are nowadays 'commodities': you can buy online as anonymous wav files and listen in your iPod or at home. Live music will always imply an effort to buy the tix, travel to the venue, see the show, think about it when coming back home. STING Passiarano, Villa Manin July 25, 1993 01.If I Ever Lose My Faith In You 02.Heavy Cloud, No Rain 03.Love Is Stronger Than Justice 04.Seven Days 05.Fields Of Gold 06.Synchronicity II 07.Every Little Things She Does Is Magic 08.Roxanne 09.It's Probably Me / Sister Moon 10.Shape Of My Heart 11.St.Augustine In Hell 12.An Englishman In New York 13.King Of Pain 14.Bring On the Night / When the World Is Running Down... 15.She's Too Good To me 16.Interview - Nothing 'Bout Me 17.Every Breath You Take 18.Fragile TT 100:22 Lineage: RTL 102.5 broadcast &gt; n generation Tape &gt; Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 &gt; Creative Audigy SE &gt; HD &gt; SoundForge 7.0 &gt; CD Wave &gt; FLAC Frontend (level 6) Sting - bass, vocals, guitar David Sancious - keyboards Vinnie Colaiuta - drums Dominic Miller - guitar This one was sourced off the radio and was broadcasted as well on TV. 1993 was a nice tour, the first one with the quartet line-up featuring Vincenzo Colaiuta. Commercials were cut off so here you have the full concert is the special environment of Villa Manin. Sting seems very moved by this. It is almoast 20 years ago and it feels like yesterday!!! ldb 
 08/21/93 Radrennbahn
Hildesheim, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  Lineage: BBC Broadcast => Hi-fi VHS => Cassette => Stand-alone Pioneer CD burner => EAC => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC Front-end (level 8) Disc one (43:13): (1) If I Ever Lose My Faith In You (5:29) (2) Heavy Cloud No Rain (4:07) (3) Love Is Stronger Than Justice (7:06) (4) Seven Days (4:44) (5) A Day In The Life (3:56) (6) Fields of Gold (3:42) (7) Synchronicity II (4:28) (8) Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (4:18) (9) Roxanne (5:19) Disc two (63:10): (1) It's Probably Me/Sister Moon (6:38) => (2) Shape Of My Heart (4:28) => (3) Saint Augustine In Hell (4:28) => (4) Straight To My Heart (4:38) (5) Englishman In New York (5:23) (6) King of Pain (6:23) (7) Bring On The Night => When The World Is Running Down ... (8:47) (8) Encore break (1:33) (9) She's Too Good For Me (3:39) (10) Nothing 'Bout Me (4:18) (11) Every Breath You Take (6:12) (12) Encore break (1:46) (13) Fragile (4:51) Fingerprint file is included. Sorry, no artwork - perhaps someone can create some Comments: From 1st gen. cassette of a BBC broadcast from Sting's "Ten Summoner's Tales" tour. The mix isn't as dynamic as I'd hoped for, but it's fine. The mix sounds somewhat like a typical Westwood One U.S. FM broadcast -- minimal stereo separation, vocals too low -- in that it's perfectly enjoyable, but not really up to the high standards of many European FM broadcasts I've heard. However, if you're a Sting/Police fan and don't have this one, it's a must-have. The performance itself is very good, of course -- Sting's a pro. And I thought this was an nice tour with a good mix of solo and Police material.  
 09/05/93 Foxboro Stadium
Foxboro, MA 
 1 cdr      Sting- A day in my life live in Foxboro, Massachusetts, September 5th, 1993 1. If I loose my faith in you 2. Love is stronger than justice 3. Seven days 4. A day in the life 5. Fields of gold 6. Up from the skies 7. Every little thing she does is magic 8. Roxanne 9. It´s probably me 10. Shape of my heart 11. Saint augustine in hell 12. Englishman in New York 13. King of pain Soundboard recording 
 02/24/94 Brendan Byrne Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr/shn      Uncertain date - could be 2/14/94 -Lineage : Me (Wav) -- Fairstars Audio Converter (FLAC level 8) for you Normally it's a straight copy from an original bootleg. The trader whom has sent to me only has real bootleg. I've also checked one track with Cool Edit Pro 2 and the frequence is really healthy. ............ Tracklist : 01 - If I ever lose my faith in you 02 - Heavy Cloud, No Rain 03 - A Day in the life 04 - Fields of gold 05 - Synchronicity II 06 - Every little thing she does is magic 07 - Roxanne (/Consider me gone) 08 - Shape of my heart 09 - Englishman in New-York 10 - King of Pain (/ Demolition man) 11 - Bring on the night 12 - She's too good for me 13 - Nothin but me 14 - Every breath you take (w/ Melissa Etheridge - really sensual) 15 - Fragile 
 10/31/94 Seagaia World Convention Center Summit, Ocean 45
Miyazaki, Japan 
 2 cdr      Sting Ocean 45 Hotel (now called Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort), Miyazaki, Japan - 31 October 1994 TV broadcast > VHS > Turtle Beach Fiji soundcard > CDR > EAC > FLAC 1-Intro 2-Take me to the sunshine 3-If I ever lose my faith in you 4-Heavy cloud no rain 5-Love is stronger than justice 6-Seven days 7-A day in the life 8-Fields of gold 9-Synchronicity II 10-Every little thing she does is magic 11-Roxanne 12-It´s probably me/ 13-/Sister moon 14-Shape of my heart 15-Saint Augustine in Hell 16-Straight to my heart Disc 2 1-Englishman in New York 2-King of pain 3-Bring on the night 4-When the world is running down... 5-When we dance 6-She´s too good for me 7-Nothing ´bout me 8-Every breath you take 9-Fragile Sting - vocals, bass, guitar on Fragile Vinnie Colaitua - drums David Sancious - keyboards Dominic Miller - guitars, bass on Fragile  
 04/05/96 Air Studio, Taratata T.V. Show
Paris, France 
 1 cdr     A+  download claimed show was in march 96 , but i'm going with the 4/16/96 date .... Lineage : I've received this show in Flac level 5 and just pass it through after a checking of the frequency with Cool Edit Pro2. The source is the silver bootleg "Fragile" with the complete Bercy 1996 show. I've just uploaded the Taratata. TARATATA Quality : A++. Can't find better than that ! Artwork : nope Running time : 33' Personal : I'm uploading again the Taratata 96 (which was on the "Union is the strenght" bootleg, still active here). Mainly because this is a better version. The Bass are better, the soung is stronger. With "Union is the strenght" I was a little disapointed because I had a better version of Taratata 96 that I took from the mpeg. Normally, it would be worst sound but it was not the case. THe sound of Union is the strenght does not give the full power of the performance. Now you can hear "When the world is running down" and really be smashed. On that song, Kenny, Vinnie and Sting are doing something really special, they are really talking to each other. Just hear all the variated bars Vinnie's doing. It's unbelievable.... Tracklist : 1 - Let your soul be your pilot 2 - Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (w/ Youssou N'Dour) 3 - If you love somebody (set them free) 4 - I was brought to my senses 5 - You still touch me 6 - When the world is running down (one of the best version ever)  
 06/08/96 Finsbury Park
London, UK 
 1 cdr      Sting Fleadh Festival, Finsbury Park, London, UK 1996-06-08 and VH-1 Storytellers, Stephen's Talkhouse' Amagansett, Long Island, New York 1996-07-15 Title: "My Senses" STAR 024 Source: FM except * which is taken from TV SQ: Ex Silver CD>EAC>Flac Tracks: 01-the hounds of winter 02-hung my head 03-every little thing shes does 04-I was bought to my senses 05-roxanne 06-when the world is running down 07-an english man in new york 08-if I ever lose my faith 09-every breath you take 10-lithium sunset 11-fragile 12-message in a bottle* 13-fields of gold* 14-king of pain* 15-Im so happy I cant stop crying* Tracks 1 - 11 live at the Fleadh, FM Radio Tracks 12 - 15 live at VH-1 Storytellers 
 04/27/98 Rainforest Benefit Concert - Carnegie Hall
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A-  ************************* mike's note - fits nicely on two discs if you make the break righty after the rosie odonnel rainforest song ************************************************************************************* Sting Rainforest Benefit Concert Carnegie Hall New York, NY April 27, 1998 Benefit for the Rainforest Foundation featuring Sting, Elton John, Billy Joel, James Taylor, Madonna & Others. The 2nd set featured a set with all Beatles songs. Schoeps MK4's>Schoeps VMS02IB>Sony SBM-1>Sony TCD-D8 . MASTER DAT played back in Sony TCD-D10PROII> Edirol R-4> CD Wave Editor (Track Splitting>FLAC Frontend level 8 encoding. There is a bit of crowd noise at certain points (usually between songs), but one hell of a classic show. Set 1: 1 //Roxanne (Sting) 2 I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues (EJ) 3 Sweet Baby James (JT) 4 New York State Of Mind (BJ) 5 Boulder To Birmingham (Emmylou Harris) 6 Stand By Your Man (ELH, EJ) 7 C'est La Vie (ELH, EJ +?) 8 First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (Roberta Flack) 9 Killing Me Softly (Roberta Flack) 10 Valentine's Day (JT) 11 Fragile (Sting) There were speeches in the 1st set by Trudie Styler and Sydney Poitier that I did not include in this torrent, I took the opportunity to go out to the lobby and consume mass quantities of Rum & Coke that I couldn't bring back to the seat. Set 2: 1 Frozen (Madonna w/ the East Harlem Violin Project ) 2 Rosie O'Donnel Speech 3 Rainforest Song (Rosie) 4 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (all) 5 I Wanna Hold Your Hand (BJ, Sting, EJ, JT) 6 Lady Madonna (BJ) 7 Got Get You Into My Life (BJ) 8 In My Life (BJ) 9 Day Tripper (Sting, JT) 10 I Saw Her Standing There (Sting,JT) 11 Drive My Car (Sting, BJ) 12 Penny Lane (Sting) 13 I Will (JT) 14 Imagine (Roberta Flack) 15 Come Together (JT, Herbie Hancock) 16 Across the Universe (EJ) 17 We can work it Out (EJ) 18 Lucy in the Sky (EJ, BJ) 19 She Came in Through the Bathroom Window (Joe Cocker) 20 Something (Joe Cocker) 21 With a little help from my friends (Joe Cocker & all) 22 Twist and Shout (All) 
 10/29/99 Universal Amphitheatre
Los Angeles, CA 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg "Brand New L.A." tracks were mis-labeled . ... correct tracks are as follows : Disc One: 1 A Thousand years 2 If You Love Somebody ( Set Them Free ) 3 After The Rain Has Fallen > We'll Be Together 4 Perfect Love...Gone Wrong 5 Seven Days 6 Fill Her Up 7 Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 8 Ghost Story 9 Moon Over Bourbon Street Disc Two : 1 Englishman In New York 2 Brand New Day ( With Stevie Wonder ) 3 Tomorrow We'll See 4 Desert Rose ( with Cheb Mami ) 5 Every Breath You Take > Lithium Sunset > Twist And Shout > Mercury Falling.... Encores ... 7 Message In A Bottle 8 Fragile-------- Before "Moon over Bourbon Street" Sting says "Tomorrow is halloween , isnt it ? " , which might make this show's date actually 10/30 , but I havent seen any owners of the 10/30 show mentioning Stevie Wonder as a guest ...Perhaps Sting was just off a day ..... 
 04/06/00 Royal Albert Hall
London, England 
 1 cdr      "Probably Soundboard" Lineage : I've received it as Flac level 5 and just checked with Cool Edit Pro 2. Personal : I thought I would not upload ant BND show but when i've listened to the quality of this one, I couldn't resist. The stereo is perfect, the applause are far and not disturbing, it's difficult to believe this is audience. In fact, I'm not sure this audience recording. It's too good sound. This could be soundboard. The playlist is interesting also because of Mad About you and I'm so Happy I can't stop crying. Brand new Day (which is one of the best song of this tour) is excellent. Only black point : there's no When the world is running down !! (my favourite) Trcaklist 1 A Thousand Years 2 After The Rain Has Fallen 3 We'll Be Together 4 All This Time 5 Mad About You 6 Seven Days 7 Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 8 Englishman In New York 9 Fields Of Gold 10 I'm So Happy I Can't Stop Crying (feat. BJ Cole) 11 Brand New Day 12 Roxanne (excellent bridge) 13 Desert Rose (feat. Cheb Mami) 14 If I Ever Lose My faith In You (feat. BJ Cole) 15 Every Breath You Take 16 Message In A Bottle 17 Fragile  
 09/12/00 Central Park
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Given the recent hoopla -- it's early June 2007 as I write this -- over the Police reunion tour, I thought I'd upload this gem from my personal collection to tide over fellow Police/Sting fans until more bootlegs from the 2007 Police tour appear on DIME. My searches turned up no records of this bootleg having been uploaded to DIME before; my apologies if I've duplicated someone else's work, though I must say this is a pretty clean recording with some nice (minor) editing on my part (fade-ins and fade-outs). This live performance in Central Park, New York City, was recorded during Sting's "Brand New Day" tour of 1999-2001; it was the last date of Sting's U.S. summer tour of 2000. I recorded this show from a Westwood One FM radio broadcast almost seven years ago and I transferred it to CD shortly thereafter; consequently, my recollection of the specifics are a bit foggy. As I recall, this concert was originally broadcast live in its entirety on September 12th, 2000. My habit at the time was to record concerts from the radio onto a VHS record (since they have higher audio quality than standard cassette decks), then to transfer the VHS audio recording to AIFF format on my old Power Macintosh 8600/300 tower using Sound Studio for Mac OS (probably version 2.x or earlier). The CD that I used to create the FLAC files presented here was burned using Toast version 4.x or earlier (for Mac OS) on an old Toshiba CD burner (the model number escapes me). I ripped the FLAC files from this old CD using x Audio Compression Toolkit (xACT) v1.4b24 on a Macintosh Powerbook (model 1025A, aka "Titanium Powerbook) running Mac OS X 10.4.9. As far as I know, this is the complete set list Sting performed that night. The fade-ins and fade-outs were created by me to eliminate commercials, station IDs, or whatever might have aired during the broadcast at these points. [For those of you burning these to CD, there's a fade out at the end of "Brand New Day" and a fade in at the start of "Roxanne": Therefore, you'd have 12 tracks on Disc One and 9 tracks on Disc Two.] As for how I determined where to begin and end the various tracks, listening to them seven years later I can't recall why the last tones of "Every Breath You Take" bleed into the beginning of "Message in a Bottle," or why I decided to make the last fifty seconds of "Fragile" an extra track. In any case, if you burn these to CD or rip mp3s from them and listen to the tracks with no gaps, the audio is seamless. Note: On "Fill 'Er Up", Sheryl Crow comes out to sing with Sting and Johnny Lang also adds some guitar. Track/Set List: Sting Central Park New York City 9-12-00 01. If You Love Somebody, Set Them Free (4:37) 02. After the Rain Has Fallen (4:01) 03. We'll Be Together (3:05) 04. Perfect Love Gone Wrong (6:33) 05. All This Time (5:00) 06. Seven Days (5:00) 07. Fill 'Er Up (6:13) 08. Fields of Gold (3:37) 09. Every Little Thing She Does is Magic (4:21) 10. Moon Over Bourbon Street (5:00) 11. Englishman in New York (5:41) 12. Brand New Day (5:18) 13. Roxanne (8:03) good place to start second disc 14. Desert Rose (4:31) 15. Bring On The Night/When the World is Running Down, You Make the Best of What's Still Around (10:21) 16. If I Ever Lose My Faith in You (4:11) 17. Every Breath You Take (4:56) 18. Message in a Bottle (4:28) 19. Fragile (3:07) 20. Fragile/coda (0:50) 21. Goodbyes (0:23) I hope you Sting/Police fans out there enjoy the recording. Your comments would be greatly appreciated! Dante dante.bacani@gmail.com 
 01/16/01 Estadio José Amalfitani
Buenos Aires, Argentina 
 2 cdr      *****Mike's notes - great sound , but a truly annoying spanish speaking dj talks over parts of many songs *******Sting live at Velez Sarsfield Stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina, January 16, 2001 FM recording CD1 01 A thousand years 02 If you love somebody set them free 03 After the rain/ We´ll be together 04 Perfect love...gone wrong 05 All this time 06 Seven days 07 Fill her up 08 Fields of gold 09 Every litle thing she does is madic 10 Moon over Bourbon Street CD2 01 An englishman in New York 02 Brand new day 03 Roxanne 04 Desert rose 05 Bring on the night/ When the world is running down 06 Shape of my heart 07 If I ever lose my faith in you 08 Every breath you take 09 Message in a botle 10 Fragile Audio tapes traded many years ago>CDR>WAV>FLAC 
 06/19/01 Gwardia Stadium
Warsaw, Poland 
 2 cdr      STING Live at TPSA Music & Film Festival at Gwardia Stadium in Warszaw/PL, 2001-06-19 Source: TV Broadcast>Audio CD>trade>EAC Secure>Flac frontend>flac level 6 Sound: great A+ (listen to mp3 sample) TRACKS: Disc One 1. If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 2. After the Rain Has Fallen - We'll Be Together 3. Perfect Love... Gone Wrong 4. All This Time 5. Mad About You 6. Seven days 7. Fill Her Up (part 1) 8. Fill Her Up (part 2) 9. Fields of Gold Disc Two 1. Every Little Thing She Does is Magic 2. Moon Over Bourbon Street 3. Brand New Day 4. Englishman in New York 5. Roxanne 6. Desert Rose/Bring on the Night/When the World is Running Down 7. If I Ever Lose My Faith in You 8. Every Breath You Take LINEUP: Sting vocals, bass (guitar on A Thousand Years and Fragile) Dominic Miller guitar (bass on A Thousand Years and Fragile) Manu Katché drums Mark "Kipper" Eldridge keyboards Jason Rebello keyboards Chris Botti trumpet Jeff Young backing vocals, keyboards ENJOY!!  
 07/02/05 Live 8 (Hyde Park)
London, England 
 1 cdr/shn      Lineage: Broadcast TV > Mitsubishi Stereo VCR > Monster Cable > Denon AVR-1700 > Monster Cable > M-Audio Revolution 7.1 > Total Recorder > wav > Goldwave (minor editing & indexing) > flac frontend > flac level 5 (align on sector boundaries) 1) Message in a Bottle 2) Driven To Tears 3) Every Breath You Take 

 ??/??/76 Unknown
Unknown, Europe 
 1 cdr      STOMU YAMASH'TA GO Live! 1. Ghost Machine > 2. Surf Spin > 3. Time Is Here > 4. Winner-Loser > 5. Crossing The Line > 6. Man Of Leo Possibly the liberated boot "Go Live!" (Kiss No. 12), which is different from the official release, "Go Live In Paris", but I doubt that this is the complete version as it ends very abruptly. Stomu Yamashta - Piano, Percussion, Synthesizer Steve Winwood - Vocals, Keyboards Michael Shrieve - Drums Al Di Meola - Guitar Klaus Schulze - Synthesizer (Space Machine!) Jerome Rimson - Bass Pat Thrall - Guitar Brother James - Congas Karen Friedman - Vocals ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Additional info from a trader friend: Stomu Yamashta's Go Europe 1976 [SEIDR 026] Live at Royal Albert Hall [?], London, England, May 29, 1976. A relic from the prog-rock years, Stomu Yamashta’s Go was quite a superstar band of its time in 1976. It had Steve Winwood, dragged out from hibernation following the collapse of Traffic, Michael Shrieve the drummer from Santana, Al DiMeola the hot guitarist from Chick Corea’s Return To Forever and the German electronic musician Klaus Schulze [Tangerine Dream, Ash Ra Temple]. How on earth they all gathered to report to work under Japanese jazz-rocker Stomu Yamashta is probably buried under a mountain of mouldy UK music weeklies. This concert, said to be recorded on May 29, 1976 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, was probably the first public performance of Go. Nobody is certain whether this date or venue is correct. This recording appeared in the late '80s/early '90s on a bootleg label Kiss Deluxe. They claimed the year as 1976 in Europe. Hardly helpful but the sound quality is exceptional and from the stereo soundboard. As The Guardian’s Robin Denselow wrote in April 1976, the Go album is a rock-classical hybrid with a rock opera thrown in. To complicate matters, the story actually starts on side two of the LP. This concert opens with the album’s side two - Ghost Machine, Surf Spin, Time Is Here, Winner-Loser then heads over to side one with Crossing The Line. It’s about a cosmic battle between Kurata and Fu-shen and we presume an abstract of the old good versus evil rivalry since the beginning of time. Set in the cosmos, the story gives lots of space for the musicians to exercise their imagination. Note the number of percussionist and keyboard players in the group. Yamashta himself was a student at Boston's Berklee School of Jazz where he studied jazz drumming. But it was not to be. Like all the bands from this period, it was a struggle to find the right balance between commercial appeal and artistic endeavour. While Go wanted to be artistic, the results are mixed. Ghost Machine really is hand-me-down Traffic with Winwood a bit lost about what it’s about. He sounds a bit more himself on Winner-Loser, the only song on Go that he composed. Otherwise, the rest of the rock-hybrid songs [Time Is Here, Crossing The Line and Man of Leo] all have Al DiMeola’s jazz-rock touch also known as the Mahavishu approach to fusion. The 15- minute long Crossing The Line attempts at Pink Floyd’s majestic Dark Side with singer Karen Freedman doing her best Clare Torry imitation. The only track here that goes to outer space is Surf Spin which has Klaus Schulz and Yamashta’s ambient techniques for a brief six minutes. Here was probably what Go should have had more of. The contest between Schulz’ spiralling synth and Yamashta’s revving sounds are much more interesting than the rest of the performances cliched rockisms. But cliched rockisms are what’s still required for that standard record contract. Interesting music will always start at the fringes of the scene. As you will hear in this short series, prog rock could hardly break away from the sound established by Yes, Pink Floyd and ELP. The further they tried to "progress", the more they sounded the same. All the songs on Go are composed and arranged by Stomu Yamashta with lyrics by Michael Quartermain. Steve Winwood only wrote one. Track 01 Ghost Machine 7.42m Track 02 Surf Spin 6.33m Track 03 Time Is Here 7.32m Track 04 Winner-Loser 5.00m Track 05 Crossing The Line 15.53m Track 06 Man of Leo 9.57m Lineup: Stomu Yamashta - percussion & synthesizer Klaus Schulze - "space machine" Al Di Meola - guitar Steve Winwood - keyboards and vocals Michael Shrieve - drums plus Pat Thrall [?] - guitar Jerome Rimson [?] - bass Brother James - congas Karen Freedman - backing vocals 

 12/10/94 Universal Amphitheatre
Universal City, CA 
 1 cdr      Recording source: FM Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: unknown *********** Set I 1 Pretty Penny 2 Kitchenware & Candy Bars 3 Plush 4 Intro to... 5 Christmas Time Is Here 6 Technical difficulties aand stage chatter 7 A Little Improv 8 Meatplow 9 Vaseline 10 Crackerman 11 Sex Type Thing  

 12/07/73 Civic Center
Santa Monica, CA 
 1 cdr      ************ Mike's notes - I keep this on a various artists disc with Average White band and Seals and Crofts *********************************** ************************************************************************************ Stories .... Broadcast December 7, 1973 ABC-TV In Concert; likely Civic Center, Santa Monica, California, U.S.A. Thanks to gv0000 for the broadcast date info. Ian Lloyd - lead vocals Steve Love - guitar Kenneth Bichel - keyboards Bryan Madey - drums Kenny Aaronson - bass Taper: bpthree Taping Gear: FM broadcast> Pioneer TX-9100 > Akai GX-220 reel @ 3 3/4 IPS w/ Teac AN-60 Dolby Lineage: Scotch 200 reel> Akai GX-220 reel playback w/ Teac AN-60 dolby> TASCAM CDRW-700> Trade CD-R> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries) Quality: ex- Length: 6:25 minutes Artwork: none. Samples: none, no mp3's (lossy) here. Set List: 01. Louie Louie 02. Mammy Blue Taper's Comments: 1 - HELP!! If you have any uncirculated SPIRIT shows, or better quality FM broadcasts than what's been posted here before, please share them. If you know anybody who has shows that fit this category that aren't on DIME, please dub off their stuff and share it. I'm trying to write a book on SPIRIT and need all the information I can get. I have a database of over 1500 gigs 1967-1996, and want to find as much information as I can to add to it. If you have any memories of where you saw SPIRIT, the more specific the better (venue, city, date, supporting bands, etc.), I'd love to know that as well. Please leave that in the comments section or PM me. Thank you! 2 - Show description & comments follow: This show comes from a great but short lived series that ran on ABC-TV circa 1973-75. Since this is way before stereo TV, you could watch the visual portion on TV, and they would simulcast on certain FM stations the stereo sound. While the sound and mixes are primitive by today's standards, they weren't too bad for the times. I'm happy to have what I have, and pissed that I missed a lot of them too. I think the show was broadcast on Friday nights, but I could be wrong on that. Here's STORIES with both of their hits circa the TRAVELING UNDERGROUND album. If anybody can provide an exact date or venue, please do so in the comments section. Enjoy! bpthree 

 ??/??/39 Compilation
Compilation, Unknown 
 1 cdr      Stray Cats - "The Lost Live Album" (FM) FLAC CD>DBPowerAmpMusicConverter>FLAC>Azureus>Torrent For tracklist, please take a look at the posted cover. The CD is "produced by EMI Toshiba 2008", but I didn´t find any official infos about it. So I think it´s an fake by the bootleggers. I bought that one from a spanish eBay user together with 20 other Stray Cats bootleg DVDs & CDs. Shipping costs were 130 Euro !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyway. I did it for Dime.............! Artwork is included. 
 07/15/82 Malibu Club
Lido Beach, NY 
 1 cdr      Stray Cats My Father's Place Old Roslyn, NY 7-15-82 FM Broadcast This is a great sounding Stray Cats show from their early years. Pretty unusual setlist for them too, lots of songs they don't usually play. FM>CDR>EAC>FLAC Frontend 1.Double Talkin' Baby 2.Rumble In Brighton 3.Drink That Bottle Down 4.Built For Speed 5.Rev It Up And Go 6.C'mon Everybody 7.Stray Cat Strut 8.Beautiful Delilah 9.Fishnet Stockings 10.Rock This Town 11.Jeannie Jeannie Jeannie 12.Runaway Boys 13.Something Else 14.Long Tall Sally 15.Pretty Pretty Baby 16.Teenage Boogie 
 11/28/82 The Ritz
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A-  Recorded Nov. 27 & 28, 1982 Broadcast Dec. 12, 1982 on The Source FM FM> cass> wav> cd-r> wav(EAC secure)> flac 1. Baby Blue Eyes 2. Double Talkin' Baby 3. Rumble In Brighton 4. Drink That Bottle Down 5. Built For Speed 6. Rev It Up & Go 7. C'mon Everybody 8. Stray Cat Strut 9. Lonely Summer Nights 10. Fishnet Stockings 11. Rock This Town 12. Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie 13. Baby, Let's Play House 14. Runaway Boys 15. You Can't Hurry Love  

 04/14/02 Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor, MI 
 3 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 04/16/02 Veteran's Memorial
Columbus, OH 
 3 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 04/19/02 Boutwell Auditorium
Birmingham, AL 
 3 cdr     A+  commercial release 
 04/24/02 Hard Rock
Orlando, FL 
 3 cdr     A+  official release so probably should not trade 
 11/02/02 Rio Pavilion
Las Vegas, NV 
 3 cdr     A+  official release so probably should not trade 

 04/02/76 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      ALL HAIL TO STYX! NO BAND IS AN ISLAND! STYX - WINTERLAND 1976 ********************** Winterland Arena San Francisco-CA, USA 1976-04-02 SOUNDBOARD 50 minutes CDR TRADE > EAC > FLAC CD: (50:30) 1. Born For Adventure 2. 22 Years 3. Lorelei 4. You Need Love 5. Suite Madame Blue 6. Lady 7. Midnight Ride 8. Light Up STYX DENNIS DEYOUNG - keyboards & vocals CHUCK PANOZZO - bass guitar JOHN PANOZZO - drums JAMES YOUNG - lead guitar & vocals TOMMY SHAW - lead guitar Complete set from Equinox Tour '76. Shared on DIME by eve1976 September2012. Enjoy :) <eve1976>  
 01/28/78 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  STYX - WINTERLAND 1978 ********************************* Winterland Arena San Francisco-CA, USA 1978-01-28 SOUNDBOARD 91 minutes CDR TRADE > EAC > FLAC (LEVEL 6) CD1: (43:34) 1. The Grand Illusion 2. Lorelei 3. Mademoiselle 4. Fooling Yourself 5. Suite Madame Blue 6. Crystal Ball 7. Light Up CD2: (47:45) 1. Lady 2. Man In The Wilderness 3. Come Sail Away 4. Midnight Ride 5. Miss America 6. Born For Adventure I recently got a request for this show. Thanks for the trader (?) Shared on DIME by eve1976 June 2012. Enjoy :) <eve1976> 

 04/20/95 Fox Theater
boulder, co 
 2 cdr      Sublime Fox Theatre Boulder, CO 4/20/1995 Disc One 1. 5446/house of suffering 2. babylon stone 3. pool shark 4. saw red 5. scarlet begonias 6. tuning 7. badfish 8. myage 9. scarlet begonias/smoke 2 joints 10. falling idols 11. 40 oz. to freedom 12. we're only gonna die... 13. waiting for my ruca 14. don't push/garden grove/right back Disc Two 1. minor threat 2. date rape 3. bud & eric solo dub 4. dj's 5. I love my dog 6. jailhouse 7. ebin 8. greatest hits/all you need 9. party at ground zero 10. stp 11. rawhide 12. work that we do hamels' notes 8/17/2008: Disc 1 track 14 cuts before the end. Not sure if all the song titles are correct - this is how I received them. Original text file said "A+ quality" - I can't agree with that since levels run hot at times and there are some slight pops and clicks but it's still a very decent recording. Original text also said "digital soundboard recording" and "1 CDR generation" - no other info. So the lineage in which I received the files, again my best guess, should be... DSBD>?>CDR>DAE>FLAC Files came with SBE's, so TLH was used to align on sector boundaries. ffp and fingerprints made with TLH. No other remastering done at all. Finished lineage, still guessing: DSBD>?>CDR>DAE>FLAC>TLH(fix SBE's)>flac level 8 Artwork (if you can call it that) came with original files.  

 06/27/90 Estival Jazz, Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird, SimplexSimplicissimus & supermax release : .......... Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (Level 8, align on sector boundaries) > flac > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org Musicians : Sun Ra - keyboards Marshall Allen - alto saxophone Noel Scott - alto saxophone John Gilmore - tenor saxophone Tyrone Hill - trombone Jothan Callins - trumpet, flugelhorn Michael Ray - trumpet Christopher Capers - trumpet Fred Adams - trumpet June Tyson - violin, vocals John Ore - bass Buster Smith - drums Elson Nascimento - drums Clifford Barbaro - percussion 

 11/10/77 Queen Mary College
London, UK 
 1 cdr      SUPERTRAMP - Queen Mary College 1977 [ This Place Records TPR CD 004 ] London, Queen Mary College, 10Nov77 1. Give A Little Bit 2. Bloody Well Right 3. Lady 4. From Now On 5. Babaji 6. Poor Boy 7. Dreamer 8. Another Man's Woman 9. Hide In Your Shell 10. Fool's Overture Sources: 1,3,5,8: WW1 Superstar Concert Series #93-29 (pre-FM CD) 4,7,10: WW1 Superstar Concert Series #98-23 (pre-FM CD) 2: WW1 BBC Classic Tracks #93-01 (pre-FM CD) 6: London Wavelength BBC Rock Hour #343 (pre-FM LP) 9: BBC4 TV broadcast 10Nov06 Details: This release is the result of a team work and would not have been possible without the help and generosity of PaulHarald, who provided most of the pre-FM sources for this project. So thanks again, PaulHarald, for your help and patience! This concert from Queen Mary College was taped by the BBC on November 10, 1977, and broadcast various times, in both radio and TV formats. Several FM recordings surfaced, but usually in an incomplete form and very often mixed with tracks from another concert at London's Hammersmith Odeon, recorded on March 9, 1975. Several transcription CDs were produced for radio stations by Westwood One during the 1990s, with superb stereo pre-FM quality. The main problems of these radio CDs are that none of them featured the complete 1977 BBC recording, and that tracks from the Hammersmith 1975 show were included too, creating big confusion (DJs talking on the Westwood One CDs usually announce all songs as being from the Queen Mary College concert, while about half of them are actually from Hammersmith). The purpose of this release was to compile all the known Queen Mary College recordings in order to have the most complete version of the concert, with the best possible sound quality. Almost all the tracks are directly taken from the Westwood One pre-FM CDs, with some exceptions: - Poor Boy was not available in CD format, so the version presented here was taken from a BBC transcription LP ("Rock Hour #343"). There was also the possibility to take it from the TV broadcast versions, but all TV broadcasts of that concert have a mono mix. So the stereo version from the BBC LP was preferred. - On CD, the reprise at the end of Lady was edited out, so the BBC Rock Hour LP was used for this last part of the song. - Hide In Your Shell only surfaced on 10Nov06, when BBC4 TV did a special 30 minute rebroadcast of the concert, with this track as a nice surprice at the end (never broadcast previously!). - All the pre-FM versions of Bloody Well Right (on CD and LP) have 2 edits: one at the end of the keyboard intro, and another during the ending instrumental section with saxophone solo. Therefore, the version presented here comes mainly from CD, with 2 patches taken from the (complete but mono) version on the TV broadcast. As a companion to this CD, This Place Records recommend the DVD version (TPR DVD 003) with superb video and, for the very first time, stereo sound! Enjoy! MOB  

 09/16/67 Monterey Jazz Festival
Monterey, CA 
 1 cdr      OK Blues Fans, here's a special treat. BB King playing with his idol (T-Bone Walker) on BB's birthday at the Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67. The set starts off with T-Bone Walker doing what he does best. Next, is a nice set of BB King with the last 2 songs joined by T-Bone Walker which BB claims is his idol. During the second track with T-Bone, BB totally messes up the introductions ...sounds like he's nervous playing with T-Bone. As a bonus I've included The great Otis Rush playing in a trio format at the Prague Jazz festival with Chicago legends Fred Below and Jack Myers and Buddy Guy and Junior Wells from the same venue. I have no other date just the 1966 year for those sets. This is all the complete shows of these concerts that I have. This is from Reel to Reel Masters. My friend and I got a chance to transfer some great mono soundboards from Reel to Reels in the early 80's. This is actually a Teac Reel to Reel to Cassette (top of the line Yamaha TC-1000 cassette deck from the 80's) and then transferred straight to my Philips CDR-765 deck. This is as close to a 1 generation as possible since the reels where sent of to never never land surplus probably never to see the light of day from the original source. CD Burners didn't exist yet so I had to wait until they we're available to transfer this show This is a live soundboard that may or may not have been broadcast. The sound quality speaks for itself. Running time is about 70 minutes. Hope you enjoy this as much as I have over the years. Artwork is included Source: Teac Deck Model? Reel to Reel Tape 1 7/8 > Yamaha TC 1000 Cassette Deck via Maxell XLII High Bias Tape> Philips CDR-765 @ 16bit/44.1kHz Transfer: Analog direct Editing: None T-Bone Walker 1. Crazy Bout My Baby 4:23 2. You Don’t Love Me 4:02 3. Stormy Monday 4:39 4. You Left Me 3:02 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Jesse Price-Drums Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax BB King 5. Everyday I Have The Blues 2:29 6. How Blue Can You Get 5:58 7. You Know I Love You 2:33 8. Don’t Want A Soul 5:34 9. Instrumental W/T-Bone 2:42 9. Bad News/Sweet Sixteen W/T-Bone 5:26 Monterey Jazz Festival 9-16-67 Personnel: BB King-Guitar and Vocals T-Bone Walker-Guitar and Vocals Sonny Freeman-Drums Duke Jethro-Organ Lloyd Glenn-Piano Melvin Moore-Tumpet Illinois Jacquet-Tenor Sax Otis Rush-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 10. Instrumental 4:57 11. Doing The Things You Do 7:14 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Otis Rush-Guitar and Vocals Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass Junior Wells & Buddy Guy-Prague Jazz Festival 1966 12. Checking On My Baby 4:26 13. My Little Girl 5:09 14. Lucille 4:50 Prague Jazz Festival 1966 Personnel: Buddy Guy-Guitar Junior Wells-Vocals and Harmonica Fred Below-Drums Jack Myers-Bass  

 01/16/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     A+  SB MASTER REEL > AUDIO CD > EAC > WAVE > FLAC 
 05/23/71 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      Taj Mahall 1971-05-23 Fillmore East, NYC Source: MSBD reel @ 7 1/2 ips-> CDR->EAC->FLAC HDD->torrent A++ quality SBD I am not sure of the song titles. Did my best. I checked the list of torrents and did not see this one. I also checked online and did not see any official releases. So enjoy! I got this show placed on 2 cd's but if you edit it will fit on 1 cd. 1st cd is 46:42 and 2nd cd is 41:16. I did not want to cut out anything although there is some "dead air" D1T1 TWANG SONG-> GOIN FISHIN D1T2 INSTRUMENTAL D1T3 GOOD MORNIN MISS BROWN D1T4 WHISTLE SONG D1T5 MOVE BACK TO THE COUNTRY D1T6 MOVIN HOME D1T7 GONNA NEED SOMEBODY D2T1 STEALIN D2T2 AIN'T IT HARD D2T3 HARD HEADED WOMAN D2T4 UNKNOWN D2T5 LOVE THE WAY YOU STRUT YOUR STUFF ****************** Mike langen's edit from etree *********************** d1t1 twang song - fishin' blues d1t2 tom and sally drake d1t3 good mornin' miss brown d1t4 ain't gwine whistle dixie any mo' d1t5 gonna move up to the country and paint my mailbox blue d1t6 sweet mamma janisse d1t7 you're gonna need somebody on your bond d2t1 stealin' d2t2 john, ain't it hard d2t3 she caught the katy and left me the mule to ride d2t4 diving duck blues d2t5 you ain't no streetwalker honey, but i do love the way you strut your stuff 
 01/23/98 M/S Regal Empress (poolside)
Key West, FL 
 1 cdr      Taj Mahal and the Calypso Cowboys Ultimate Rhythm and Blues Cruise Poolside ("Sail-away party") m/s Regal Empress Caribbean Sea departing Key West, Fla., en route to Tampa, Fla. Jan. 23, 1998 Taper: Richard Russell (complete set) 1 Blackjack Davey 7:55 2 Hard Way 4:34 3 Rain From the Skies 5:50 4 I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You 8:04 5 She Couldn't Stand It (?) 6:47 6 Queen Bee 6:10 7 Blues Ain't Nothing 6:48 46:11 Source: soundboard > Tascam DA-P1 > DAT (48 kHz) (probably at least one more DAT deck ahead of me in the spdif chain) Transfer (March 2007): master DAT > Sony PCM-R500 > (spdif) > Audiomedia III soundcard > Macintosh G3/300 > Bias Peak 2.62 > firewire hard drive > Macintosh Powerbook G4/1000 > Bias Peak 4.14 (right channel lowered 2.5 db; left channel raised 4db; converted to 44.1 kHz-best-quality setting; normalized by 1.17 db and split into songs at sector boundaries) > X Audio Compression Toolkit 1.59 > flac There is an additional 3:28 of stage noodling and preparations prior to the beginning of the music, archived as Track 00 in the "extra" directory. Track 00 includes a brief run-through, rehearsal of Blackjack Davey.  
 07/13/02 Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ........ Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org  

 01/26/77 Jabberwocky
Syracuse, NY 
 1 cd      TRADE>EAC>FLAC I put this as possible PreFM because the first track features talking of the radio announcer he says Ok give me 10 seconds and then does the count from 10 down before introducing the show I couldnt find anymore info on this disc other than there are apparntly to shows an early and late...this one being the late show 01 Radiointr 02 Love Goes To Building On Fire 03 Uh oh, Love Comes To Town 04 Dont Worry About The Government 05 Take Me To The River 06 The Book I Read 07 New Feeling 08 A Clean Break 09 Stay Hungry 10 Thank You For Sending Me An Ange 11 Pulled Up 12 No compassion 13 Psycho Killer 14 I'm Not In Love 15 Love Is All Around 
 08/24/79 Berklee Performance Center
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      This show has long been my favorite Talking Heads recording. I had a copy of a bootleg version of this show for several years and the Band Intro (by the announcer) at the start of the show is my favorite Band Intro of all-time. There have been times that I have listened to the intro over and over again before playing the show, just because I thought it was incredible, and set the stage for the whole performance. Recently a PreFM source for this show was made available, and I was very pleased to find that the sound quality was an upgrade from my "boot version." The only thing I didn't like about the new PreFM source was that the first 20 seconds of this epic intro were missing. Shortly after I downloaded this PreFM source from DIME, a "thir13en Remaster" version of this source was seeded on Zomb Torrents, which further improved the excellent sound quality of the PreFM source, but of course, this too was missing the first 20 seconds of the intro. What I have done is taken the entire 23-second intro from the bootleg source of this show and spliced it into the thirten Remaster of this show. I have chosen to use the thir13en version of this show because I think it sounds better than any version out there. What we are left with is what I believe to be the DEFINITIVE version of this show, including the complete 23 second Band Introduction. Source info for the band intro is the bootleg "Heaven" (FM Broadcast WBCN) Silver CD> EAC WAV> SHN> WAV > CDR> EAC WAV> FLAC Source info for the rest of the recording is the thir13en Remaster of the PreFM source (SBD > WBCN Pre-FM reel > DAT @ 48 kHz > WAV > FLAC) Of course, after splicing in the complete Intro I was left with a SBE (Sector Boundary Error) on Track 1, so I decoded all of the files to .wav and then re-encoded all of the files to FLAC (Level-8) with Trader's Little Helper with the "Align of Sector Boundaries" option checked. Nothing further has been modified. Enjoy. -Dan ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The original text file from the thir13en Remaster is listed below...enjoy. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Remastered** by thir13en My FAQ: http://zombtracker.the-zomb.com/forums.php?action=viewtopic&topicid=1232 Talking Heads 1979-08-24 Berklee Performance Center Boston MA Staying in the 70's. I actually didn't like them then. They are certainly an acquired taste type of band, and I figured it out eventually. Some true music writing milestones happened within this band, at that time. 01 Artists Only 5:46.57 02 Stay Hungry 3:38.29 03 Cities 5:10.21 04 Paper 2:40.00 05 Mind 5:21.67 06 Heaven 4:26.09 07 The Book I Read 5:37.06 08 Electric Guitar 3:09.57 09 Air 4:07.62 10 Warning Sign 5:18.67 11 Building On Fire 3:49.38 12 Memories Can't Wait 3:52.63 13 Psycho Killer 7:03.15 14 Life During Wartime 4:13.65 15 Take Me To The River 5:33.25 PRE-13 SOURCE INFO ======================= SBD > WBCN Pre-FM reel > DAT @ 48 kHz > WAV > FLAC Number of reel and DAT generations unknown. 48 kHz DAT read on White Box Enterprise Linux 3 with kernel 2.4.21-27.0.2.EL * read_dat 0.2 using DAT DDS ARCHIVE Python 01931-XXX firmware 5.63 * sndfile-resample using libsamplerate-0.1.2 libsndfile-1.0.11 and fftw-3.0.1 44.1 kHz WAV edited on Windows XP SP2 * Sound Forge 6.0e Build 237 fade out + mute end of set fade out + mute end of encore * CD Wave 1.93.3 removed pre show, pre encore and post encore cruft track splits * FLAC 1.1.1a with FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 level 7 No other cuts or edits from master. Talking Heads opened for The B-52s. Post encore DJ banter implies this tape is complete. Please do not sell. Trade only. Please do not distribute MP3 versions of this material. Please do not distribute this material without this info file. If you like the music, be sure to support the artist! Yet another Bocci joint produced February 2005  
 07/04/82 Werchter Festival
Werchter, Belgium 
 1 cdr      Talking Heads 1982 07-04 Werchter Festival Werchter, Belgium Matrix FM And SBD Info {FM Lineage: Onkyo TX-SR600E -> M-Audio 1010LT -> Adobe Audition v2.0 -> CD Wave Editor v1.94.5} http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=159017 {SBD Lineage: CDr> CDwave> WAVE> FlacFrontend Level 8> FLAC>TORRENT} http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=158841 Matrix Lineage: Download the 2 previous torrents> Goldwave 5.17> You There was some confusion as to the correct order of songs, FM and SBD was different. I used mostly the SBD as a guide, but put "Once In A Lifetime" between "Big Blue Plymouth" and "Mind". Other 1982 setlists show it in this order. And "I Zimbra" just simply needs to go after "Big Business". So ...what would the correct order for a "complete" setlist be?? My guess is : 01.Psycho Killer (FM) 4:58 02.Cities (FM) 4:38 03.Big Blue Plymouth (SBD) 4:55 04.Once In A Lifetime (FM) 5:29 05.Mind (FM) 4:36 06.My Big Hands (FM) 5:21 07.Big Business (SBD) 5:00 08.I Zimbra (FM) 3:41 09.Swamp (SBD) 5:04 10.Houses In Motion (FM) 6:51 11.Life During Wartime (FM) 5:48 12.Take Me To The River (FM) 6:13 Total Time: 62:39 All 8 FM files are used to create 9 songs here (Cities & I Zimbra 2 songs from 1 file, labeled as 05 Cities on the FM Torrent) and 3 SBD files. I got volumes of all files close to the same, FM was louder and more robust, did some minor tweakings on the SBD to get sound closer. Had to edit in crowd noise from SBD at end of some FM files (from same song, same place in song), the FM ended abruptly and needed transition. Some places crowd noise was cut out for better transitions. ALL stage banter and guitar "twangs" (or any strange noises from the stage......) were left in place, the ONLY thing cut was crowd noise for better transitions. I always use "Roxio" for burning anything live, it has a "crossfade" setting so you not only don't get any gaps, but the sound is crossed for 1 second (That is the setting I use). With that in mind, 2 or 3 of the files have the same exact sound for 1 second at the end of the file that the next track has at the begining. This was done for better transitions when burned to disc with Roxio. Artwork, .txt and .md5 files included. Hope you all like it, this is my first torrent upload, please write something in the thread and let me know if you like it or not. Many thanks go to "Elprez00" for bringing us the FM and SBD shows!!!! FD96BA9A705A43D580CAD4BD21C1A085 01 Talking Heads - Psycho Killer (FM).flac 4DD93849E821D86FF8A2970FD0902B11 02 Talking Heads - Cities (FM).flac 78DEEF11DC63794B94E559E410C9E4B7 03 Talking Heads - Big Blue Plymouth (SBD).flac 1214734C59CF059DA5513814FBB218D6 04 Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime (FM).flac 6C48CD2FBE2A98FE417F98B69987A1A7 05 Talking Heads - Mind (FM).flac 8EA41AFDFE6174CC7F534FA9196C8B5F 06 Talking Heads - My Big Hands (FM).flac CEA47013813F2D89B18D1EB424A35983 07 Talking Heads - Big Business (SBD).flac 34EAA4FF706C729BD28BE2D24BBF5459 08 Talking Heads - I Zimbra (FM).flac F0D4CC2570918293035EA43E9A73BBA3 09 Talking Heads - Swamp (SBD).flac 3675055809EB8CA62DA38F003097F926 10 Talking Heads - Houses In Motion (FM).flac 0E347EACEC1B62EF6D29B8F09972298C 11 Talking Heads - Life During Wartime (FM).flac 1F1DBC38E181568B7F78CD267A2B9E4C 12 Talking Heads - Take Me To The River (FM).flac 7B87E724D6A7DCF1349366ACF0268143 Talking Heads - 1982 07-04 Werchter Festival Matrix FM And SBD Disc.jpg B491F7FFA0F827ED500013C31599DB36 Talking Heads - 1982 07-04 Werchter Festival Matrix FM And SBD Front And Inside.jpg 26416FBCD63552BC7C0ACB864267AA24 Talking Heads - 1982 07-04 Werchter Festival Matrix FM And SBD Rear.jpg FM Torrent Setlist: 1. (00:04:58) Talking Heads - Psycho Killer 2. (00:06:12) Talking Heads - Once in a Lifetime 3. (00:04:45) Talking Heads - Mind 4. (00:05:42) Talking Heads - My Big Hands 5. (00:08:27) Talking Heads - Cities 6. (00:06:59) Talking Heads - Houses in Motion 7. (00:06:01) Talking Heads - Life during Wartime 8. (00:06:11) Talking Heads - Take me to the River SBD Torrent Setlist: 01.Psycho Killer 02.Cities 03.Big Blue Plymouth 04.Mind 05.My Big Hands 06.Big Business 07.I Zimbra 08.Swamp 09.Houses In Motion 10.Life During Wartime 11.Take Me To The River ( fade out ) 
 07/09/82 Casino
Montreux, Switzerland 
 2 cdr      TALKING HEADS & TOM TOM CLUB Montreux Jazz Festival Montreaux, Switzerland 09th july 1982 ( FM ) FLAC CDr>CDwave>WAVE>FlacFrontend Level 8>FLAC>TORRENT Vinyl>CDwave>WAVE>FlacFrontend level 8>FLAC>TORRENT ( Track 3 ) 523 MB Quality : 9-10 01.Under The Boardwalk ( Tom Tom Club ) 02.Wordy Rappinghood ( Tom Tom Club ) 03.Genius Of Love ( Tom Tom Club ) ( of vinyl bootleg " Chance Meeting " ) 04.Psycho Killer 05.Cities 06.Big Blue Plymouth 07.Once In A Lifetime 08.Mind 09.My Big Hands 10.Big Business 11.I Zimbra 12.Swamp 13.Slink ( Jerry Harrison ) 14.Houses In Motion 15.What A Day That Was 16.Life During Wartime 17.Take Me To The River ( fade out ) I got this tape in a trade in the middle 80´s. The bootleg-tape-label was " Anaconda Tapes " ( if someone remember that guys ) again. " Genius Of Love " was missing on this tape. That´s the reason I took the version of the vinyl bootleg " Chance Meeting". ( http://www.talking-heads.net/bootlegs.html ) artwork is included ( without mentioned track 3 ) SHARE & ENJOY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  
 08/05/83 Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY 
 2 cdr      Talking Heads 8/5/83 Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) Saratoga Springs, NY source: SBD transfer: CDR (from trade)>EAC>WAV>FLAC Disc 1 (set 1) - total time 45:18 01. (05:11) Psycho Killer 02. (04:09) Heaven 03. (02:18) Thank You For Sending Me An Angel 04. (03:20) Building On Fire 05. (04:51) Book I Read 06. (05:29) Slippery People 07. (04:55) Cities 08. (04:55) Big Blue Plymouth (Eyes Wide Open) 09. (04:16) Burning Down The House 10. (05:40) Life During Wartime Disc 2 (set 2) - total time 73:27 01. (05:50) Making Flippy Floppy 02. (05:26) Swamp 03. (06:20) What A Day That Was 04. (05:27) This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) 05. (05:29) Once In A Lifetime 06. (05:43) Big Business > 07. (02:52) I Zimbra 08. (06:46) Houses In Motion 09. (07:40) Genius Of Love (Tom Tom Club) 10. (06:08) Girlfriend Is Better 11. (08:24) Take Me To The River ~encore~ 12. (07:08) Crosseyed And Painless Comments: This recording sounds different than the SBD that was seeded here this week by goold - this one sounded brighter and louder to me in an A/B comparison using the computer speakers... I love this show (which is why I have it on CDR twice, and cassette too!) - it's got everything, from the gorgeous stripped-down "Heaven" (dig that bass sound Tina gets!) to the full-on funk of most of the rest of the show - culminating in a monstrous "Crosseyed and Painless"!! Enjoy! - Zeb  
 08/20/83 Cape Cod Coliseum
South Yarmouth, MA 
 2 cdr      Talking Heads 8/20/83 Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA Stop Making Sense Tour Source: Sbd>mc>dat(2)>Audigy>Soundforge 6.0@44.1k>Flac Disc 1 -Missing Psycho Killer- 1 Heaven 2 Thank You For Sending Me An Angel 3 Love Goes To A Building On Fire 4 The Book I Read 5 Slippery People 6 Cities 7 Big Blue Plymouth* 8 Burning Down The House 9 Life During Wartime 10 Making Flippy Floppy 11 Swamp 12 What A Day That Was* 13 This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody) 14 Once In A Lifetime Disc 2 1 Big Business*>Izimbra 2 Houses In Motion 3 Genius Of Love# 4 Girlfriend Is Better 5 Take Me To The River *from David Byrne's "The Catherine Wheel" #from The Tom Tom Club (Weymouth, Franz) Musicians: David Byrne-vocals, guitar Tina Weymouth-bass, guitar, vocals Chris Franz-drums Jerry Harrison-guitar, keyboards Bernie Worrell-keyboards Alex Weir-rhthym guitar Steve Scales-bongos,percussion Lynn Mabry-b/g vocals Ednah Holt-b/g vocals  

 07/28/76 Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston, TX 
 1 cdr      Lineage: Soundboard Master > 1st Generation Cassette > Cool Edit Pro (Indexing) > CDR > Flac 01 Stranglehold 02 Just What The Doctor Ordered 03 Stormtroopin' 04 Great White Buffalo 05 Hey Baby 06 Hibernation 07 Motor City Madhouse 08 Snakeskin Cowboy 09 Where Have You Been All My Life This one is by request of a friend, can't say I'm really a fan of the gonzo madman and well some of his beliefs are a whole 'nother issue but I thought maybe some fellow dimers would enjoy this vintage Ted as well. Recorded back before all the bullsh** stage banter, and the constantly running off of the mouth this first generation soundboard was given to one of my best friends (who was a big fan) by Ted himself. The story goes he was giving Uncle Ted a lift to the airport and on a whim asked him if he had any unreleased live recordings (my buddy's a big live music collector) and Ted proceeded to pull this tape out of his bag telling him it was off the board and he could get another one. Eventually, he and Ted had a falling out, apparently Ted can be a bit of a pain in the a** (imagine that) and my buddy demanded an apology that Ted never gave. Anyway, this has been a guilty pleasure over the years, recorded during one of the same tours (not shows) that produced "Double Live Gonzo" and I've snail mail traded it and offer it here with my friends approval. Not a perfect soundboard, the instruments are slightly "back" but it's pretty clean and this is a new transfer that I'm more pleased with than the previous one I put into circulation. Enjoy! mjk5510 
 03/18/78 Ontario Motor Speedway
Ontario, CA 
 1 cdr      Ted Nugent Live at "Cal Jam 2" Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario, California 1978-03-18 SBD CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC 01 Cat Scratch Fever 02 Just What The Doctor Ordered 03 Free-For-All 04 Snakeskin Cowboys 05 Yank Me, Crank Me 06 Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 07 Stormtroopin' 08 Motor City Madhouse 09 Gonzo The Band: Ted Nugent - guitar and vocals Derek St. Holmes - guitar and vocals Rob Grange - bass guitar Cliff Davies - drums 
 09/17/82 State Farm Arena
Harrisburg, PA 
 2 cdr      TED NUGENT(w/ Derek St.Holmes) State Farm Arena Harrisburg, PA. September 17, 1982 Soundboard recording Second Generation cassette>CDR> CDR rec'd in trade>EAC>FLAC Another VERY outrageous show from the always "on" Ted Nugent. this is a true Soundboard, with all of the normal qualities of such. Tons of songs, very long ones at the end of the show. Unreal version of "MOTORCITY MAD HOUSE" 1.STORMTROOPER 2.WANG DANG(SWEET POONTANG) 3.DOG EAT DOG 4.WE'RE GONNA ROCK TONIGHT 5.CAT SCRATCH FEVER 6.NO NO NO 7.FIGHTIN' WORDS 8.GOOD N' READY 9.GREAT WHITE BUFFALO 10.FREE FOR ALL 11.HEY BABY 1.BOUND AND GAGGED 2.MOTOR CITY MADHOUSE(inc. Drum solo & Ted solo) 3.STRANGLEHOLD 4.WANGO TANGO Ted Nugent Carmine Appice Derek ST Holmes 
 09/04/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Ted Nugent Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Sept. 4, 2002 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim Fiesler recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim Fiesler recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. The Pledge Of Allegiance > The Star Spangled Banner 102. Free-For-All 103. Stormtroopin' 104. Journey To The Center Of The Mind 105. Baby Please Don't Go 106. Wang Dang Sweet Poontang 107. Just What The Doctor Ordered 108. Weekend Warriors 109. Klstrphnky 110. Rawdogs And Warhogs 201. Crave 202. I Won't Go Away 203. Hey Baby 204. Kiss My Ass 205. Fred Bear 206. Cat Scratch Fever 207. Stranglehold 208. Great White Buffalo (Track 208 was the encore.) Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) DAT > CDR Additional notes: * Deleted 3:20 of pre-recorded music ("America The Beautiful") before the start of the 1st track (using Nero) * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Show was recorded "in-phase" (unlike some of Jim's other Ruth Eckerd ALDs); as such, no phase correction needed! ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed)--if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim Fiesler notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm..The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish September 2008  

 11/14/89 Paradise Theatre
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      WBCN-FM Stereo Simulcast Teac X-2000R Master Reel @ 3.75ips Teac X-2000R > Sony DTC-60ES > Philips CDR-775 Master Reel > DAT > CD > EAC secure > FLAC No noise reduction, processing or EQ Total Time – 107:46 Recorded and transferred by Steve Hopkins... note: d2t01 @ 03:18 there's a moment of noise which sounds to me like it originated on stage  

 03/05/63 Unknown
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr      Thelonious Monk Quartet - 1963-03-5, Stockholm, Sweden ex FM, RESEED Short spoken intro 1'17 Bye-ya 8'36 Monk's dream 8'35 'Round Midnight 9'20 Criss cross 5'19 Drum Solo 3'59 Jackie-ing 8'22 Just a Gigolo 3'23 Bright Mississippi 9'13 Thelonious Monk - Piano Charlie Rouse - Tenor saxophone John ore - Bass Frankie Dunlop - Drums lineage is pre-fm > ? > cd-r or something like that. I tried and find a more precise lineage, but it's always just described as a"pre-fm" record and that's it... enjoyyyy  
 07/04/63 Newport Jazz Festival
Newport, RI 
 1 cdr      1. -intro- (1:25) 2. Criss-Cross (8:12) 3. Light Blue (9:53) 4. Nutty* (13:51) 5. Blue Monk* (11:24) 6. Epistrophy (6:33) (Played Twice Bright Mississippi) Disc total 51:18 Musicians: Thelonious Monk - piano Frankie Dunlop - drums Butch Warren - bass Charlie Rouse - tenor sax *with Pee Wee Russell - clarinet  
 03/08/65 Sendesaal
Bremen, Germany 
 1 cdr      helonious Monk Quartet Sendesaal, Radio Bremen Bremen, Germany March 8, 1965 (SBD) FM > Cass > CDR > EAC > FLAC Superb sound quality. 01. Criss Cross (11:16) 02. Sweet And Lovely (09:34) 03. Well You Needn't (14:29) 04. Don't Blame Me (05:44) 05. Epistrophy (08:05) 06. Just You, Just Me (12:58) 07. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You (14:31) 08. Rhythm-a-ning (10:16) 09. Epistrophy (Theme) [incomplete, fades out] (02:19) Total Time: 1:29:12 Thelonious Monk (p) Charlie Rouse (ts) Larry Gales (b) Ben Riley (dr) 

 06/04/03 Electric Lady Studios
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      LDB Special Series #185 Out of my 7,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed! I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my reward for all the work involved in this project. DO NOT share this music on mp3, just convert it for your own use. Sharing mp3's is the right way to make me stop sharing music here. RADIOHEAD New York City, Electric Lady Studios June 4, 2003 session #1: 01 DJ intro 02 Thom intro 03 i might be wrong 04 sail to the moon 05 DJ intro 06 go to sleep (thom brakes a string) 07 Tuning 08 go to sleep (take 2) 09 a punch-up at the wedding 10 no surprises (take 1) 11 no surprises (take 2) 12 i will 13 there there 14 everything in it's right place 15 karma police Lineage: KROK broadcast > CD (in trade) > EAC > Sony SoundForge 7.0 > FLAC Frontend (level 6) session #2: 01 intro by Nic Harcourt 02 i might be wrong 03 a punch-up at the wedding 04 i will 05 sail to the moon 06 no surprises 07 interview 08 go to sleep 09 karma police 10 everything in it's right place 11 fake plastic trees 12 there there Lineage: KCRW broadcast > CD (in trade) > EAC > Sony SoundForge 7.0 > FLAC Frontend (level 6) Jonny Greenwood - guitars, piano, effects Thom Yorke - vocals, guitars, piano Two excellent sessions on the same day, same place but from two different radio stations. Slightly different setlists in an interesting acoustic setting. Session #1 was a bit a trouble: Thom broke a string during Go To Sleep, then had to start again. No Surprises was no better with two takes. Nevertheless this is the live experience! A bit hissy the first session, excellent the second. Enjoy! ldb  

 11/17/85 Rockefellers
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      Three Dog Night Rockefeller's Houston, TX Nov. 17, 1985 Soundboard recording Another great torrent from Mexminute/TheCommish (from the Mexminute archives) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** In the late 60s and early 70s, very few artists enjoyed the popularity of Three Dog Night. The group charted twenty-one Top 40 hits in a little over a half decade. In this particular show, twenty of the group's twenty-one Top 40 singles were played (only "Out In The Country"--which reached #15 on the charts--wasn't played). For a group that enjoyed such immense popularity, it's dumbfounding that there aren't more Three Dog Night shows floating around, but let's at least be thankful for this one, as it's a beauty...and a must for anyone who likes Three Dog Night! Setlist: (Billboard Top 40 positions noted parenthetically) 101. One Man Band (#19) 102. The Family Of Man (#12) 103. Black And White (#1) 104. Sure As I'm Sittin' Here (#16) 105. An Old Fashioned Love Song (#4) 106. Brand New Day 107. Til The World Ends (#32) 108. Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) (#33) 109. Country song teases 110. Never Been To Spain (#5) 111. Liar (#7) 112. It Ain't Easy 201. Shambala (#3) 202. Pieces Of April (#19) 203. One (#1) 204. Let Me Serenade You (#17) 205. Easy To Be Hard (#4) 206. Try A Little Tenderness (#29) 207. The Show Must Go On (#4) 208. Mama Told Me (Not To Come) (#1) 209. Joy To The World (#1) 210. Eli's Coming (#10) 211. Celebrate (#15) Lineage: SBD > 1st gen cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: Track 101: Reduced volume -4dB (0:13-0:28 mark--reduced announcer's band intro) Track 102: Increased volume +2dB (from 0:19 mark until end of song) Tracks 103-112 and Tracks 201-209: Increased volume +2dB Leads vocals: Danny Hutton, Cory Wells, Chuck Negron (Yes, including Chuck!) TheCommish notes: Overall, a very nice-sounding show. The vocals are prominent in the mix, but you'd expect that for two reasons: (1) Three Dog Night is primarily a vocal-based act, and (2) the smaller venue meant the guitars didn't need additional amplification from the soundboard. Per Wikipedia, Three Dog Night's 1985 spring/summer tour was postponed to allow Chuck Negron time to check into rehab to combat his recurring drug problem. As it turns out, Chuck suffered a relapse during the tour and was fired by the band in December 1985, a month after this show... and that was the last time all three lead vocalists performed together in Three Dog Night. After cleaning up his act, Chuck approached Danny and Cory in the early 1990s about re-joining the group but due to various circumstances, a re-group never occurred.  

 07/03/93 Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release: Tito Puente`s Golden Men Of Latin Jazz Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma Lugano, Switzerland 3. July 1993 Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on http://bt.easytree.org .... Musicians : Tito Puente - timbales, percussion, vocals Mongo Santamaria - bongo, percussion Giovanni Hidalgo - congas, percussion James Moody - saxophone, flute Charlie Sepulveda - tromba Dave Valentine - flute Hilton Ruiz - piano Andy Gonzales - electric bass Ignacio Berroa - drums  
 06/30/95 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1        NaughtyKnight & superMAX & The Swiss Bird proudly present a new great bootleg in our Estival Jazz series : The King Of Latin Music : Tito Puente And His Latin Ensemble Estival Jazz Lugano Piazza Della Riforma Lugano , Switzerland 30. June 1995 Lineage : soundboard > 1st copy > eac > wave > mkw > Flac......... Tito Puente - Timbales , Vibraphone , Percussion Yolanda Duke - Vocals Jose Jerez - Trumpet Ray Vega - Trumpet , Flugelhorn Luis Kahn - Trombone , Violin Mario Rivera - Soprano Saxophone , Flute , Cul De Vac Roberto Porcelli - Alto Saxophone Sonny Bravo - Piano Roberto Rodriguez - Bass Johnny Rodriguez - Bongos Jose Madera - Congas In Memory Of Tito Puente (Ernest Anthony Puente Jr.) born in New York City 20. April 1923 died in New York City 31. May 2000 Note : Maybe you`ll find SBEs on this torrent, but you didn`t hear any clicks between the tracks. Fix it for yourself if SBEs disturb you.  

 04/23/77 Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers The Record Plant, Sausalito, California,USA April 23rd 1977. KSAN fm broadcast soundboard. Master reel to reel > equalizer > cd > eac > wav > flac MD5 is included 1. Surrender 2. Band Intros > American Girl 3. Fooled Again (I Don't Like It) * 4. I Need To Know * 5. Strangered In The Night * 6. Dog On The Run * (applause fades out) Encore: 7. Route 66 * (tuning fades in) *with Al Kooper and Danny Cordell Tom Petty, Ron Blair, Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, Stan Lynch. Master reel to reel > equalizer > cd > eac > wav > flac Very good FM show from 1977.If someone has a better version, please post it. The sound is A+. For all the TP fans. Enjoy lolita  
 11/11/77 Studio A, Capitol Records
Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      ***************************** Mike's notes - despite what it says below, I agree with Etree that this show is really from studio a at capital records in hollywood, ca, not studio a at capitol theatre in passaic, nj ********************************************** TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS - STUDIO A, CAPITOL THEATER, PASSAIC, NEW JERSEY, NOVEMBER 11TH 1977. 1. AMERICAN GIRL 2. FOOLED AGAIN 3. BREAKDOWN 4. LISTEN TO HER HEART 5. DON'T BRING ME DOWN 6. STRANGERED IN THE NIGHT 7. ANYTHING THAT'S ROCK 'N' ROLL 8. SHOUT 9. ROUTE 66 (1 minor drop at the beginning) Excellent FM broadcast soundboard recording. 1st generation tape > eq > cd > plextor tool pro e. > wav > flac  
 07/16/78 Paradise Rock Club
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      Title: Breakdown!.... Source/Lineage: FM broadcast > trade CD-r of unknown gen > EAC v0.95 prebeta 5 > .wav > FLAC v1.7.1 (level 8, align on sector boundaries).......Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Tom Petty: vocals, guitar, harmonica Nike Campbell: guitar Ron Blair: bass Stan Linch: drums Benmont Tench: piano, organ Seeded for the first time on www.easytree.org.  
 03/24/80 Oxford Polytechnic
Oxford, England 
 1 cdr      Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers -(Rock Goes to College) Oxford Polytechnic, Oxford, England. March 24th 1980. Great sounding and as good as it gets. Part of TP's tour to the UK promoting the "Damn The Torpedoes" album. Rock Goes To College was a BBC series that ran between 1978 and 1981 on British television. A variety of up-coming rock oriented bands were showcased live from small venues and broadcast simultaneously on television and radio during a 40-50 minute live performance. Concert Venues: The venues were small University, Polytechnic or College halls holding a few thousand persons which gave a more intimate atmosphere than larger venues and often tickets were given to the Students' Union to distribute for free (to ensure that the concert halls were full) - effectively an invited audience. The bands chosen were also bands which did not have a mainstream following at that time although many went on to be very successful. A BBC DJ would also be present to introduce the band for the television audience. Innovation: The original broadcasts were transmitted on television as well as Sight and Sound in Concert; a BBC initiative to provide simultaneous pictures on BBC2 and stereo radio broadcasts on BBC Radio 1 (as stereo television broadcasts and receivers did not exist at the time). It allowed rock enthusiasts to enjoy the event with an improved sound quality. Lineage: BBC Radio 2 FM broadcast > Phillips CD Recorder > WAV > EAC > WAV> FLAC Band lineup (Uncertain) apart from TP, Can only assume the same personnel from the "Damn The Torpedoes" album Tom Petty - Guitars Lead Vocals Mike Campbell - Guitars Benmont Tench - Organ, Piano, Vocals Ron Blair - Bass (Electric) Stan Lynch - Drums, Vocals Track list: 1. Shadow of a doubt 3:41 (Kicks off up and running - as per broadcast) 2. Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll 3:45 3. Even The Losers 4:24 4. Here Comes My Girl 5:08 5. I Need To Know 3:01 6. Luna 4:47 7. Stories We Could Tell 4:14 8. Refugee 4:28 9. Breakdown 6:40 10. American Girl 4:51 You will have to accept my track splitting was dodgy. (Splitting before the end of a track) Enjoy this and do as you please within TTD rules. A request: Before the Internet the main way to get those unique live recordings of your favourite artistes was by buying bootlegs. Now sites like TTD make it a whole lot easier (and cheaper) to get those sort after shows through the sharing community. So please consider making the occasional donation to TTD. This fantastic site doesn't run on fresh air and needs a little cash from time to time to hang it all together.  
 12/04/82 Vredenburg
Utrecht, Holland 
 1 cdr      Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers live in Utrecht, Holland December 4th 1982. A smokin' show by Tom & The Heartbreakers including a great performance of the Kingsmen's "Louie Louie" from Soundboard or FM broadcast. Excellent performance and sound quality. Taken from Silver CD " Louie Louie" on On Stage label. Catalogue number CD 12040. Issued in 1993. Lineage: Silver Bootleg CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC No additional sound processing. Band personnel: Not listed on CD: Set List: 1. Refugee 5:26 2. Change Of Heart 3:14 3. I Need To Know 2:39 4. Straight Into Darkness 4:33 5. A Thing About You 3:43 6. Don't Do Me Like That 3:04 7. Breakdown 8:59 8. Kings Road 7:08 9. American Girl 4:25 10. Listen To Her Heart 3:21 11. You Got Lucky 5:12 12. Louie Louie 4:23 13. So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star 3:40 14. Anything That's Rock & Roll 3:17 Running Time 63:04 Cover Artwork included. Enjoy and do whatever you please with TTD rules and Guidelines.  
 12/07/82 Wembley Arena
London, UK 
 1 cdr      TOM PETTY & The Heartbreakers - Wembley Arena December 12th 1982 "FM Stereo Master, JTT" Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Wembley Arena London, England December 12th 1982 BBC Radio FM Stereo Broadcast Copies of "THIS" capture have never been circulated in any form SOURCE: Technics FM Tuner > Akai GXC-570D (Record & Playback) Dolby B > Line in to Soundforge 9 > FLAC Level 6 Align on Sector Boundaries There were breaks of DJ crap, these have been removed Transfer by JTT, July 2009 1. AMERICAN GIRL 2. LISTEN TO HER HEART 3. YOU GOT LUCKY 4. LOUIE, LOUIE 5. STRAIGHT INTO DARKNESS 6. LOUISIANA RAIN 7. KINGS ROAD 8. BREAKDOWN 9. REFUGEE (fades out)  
 11/04/93 O'Connell Center, University of Florida
Gainesville, FL 
 2 cdr      Artist: TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS Title: The Homecoming Concert Dates: 4th November 1993 Source: Radio Broadcast Lineage: Rocks 92124/92125 Bootleg CD->EAC->Trader's Little Helper Disc 1 01 Love Is A Long Road 02 Into The Great Wide Open 03 Listen To Her Heart 04 I Won't Back Down 05 Free Fallin' 06 Psychotic Reaction 07 Death Ray Boogie 08 Don't Come Round Here No More 09 Something In The Air 10 Mary jane's Last Dance 11 King's Highway 12 A Face In The Crowd Disc 2 01 Ballad Of Easy Rider 02 Take Out Some Insurance 03 Thirteen Days 04 Southern Accents 05 Yer So Bad 06 Driving Down To Georgia 07 Lost Without You 08 Refugee 09 Runnin' Down A Dream 10 Learning To Fly 11 Rainy Day Woman #35 12 American Girl 13 Goodnight Lineup: Tom Petty-Vocals/Guitar/Harmonica Mike Campbell-Lead Guitar Benmont Tench-Keyboards/Backing Vocals Stan Lynch-Drums/Backing Vocals Howie Epstein-Bass/Backing Vocals  
 02/07/97 The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+   The final installment is finally here! This excellent marathon (40 songs!) Petty & HB set was uploaded by klynch86 back in April. It is a superb-sounding boot (perfect, lossless spectrals/frequency analyses), from a KFOG broadcast of the entire final concert of TP's sold-out 20-night stand at the Fillmore in February 1997. John Lee Hooker shows up, and sits in for a few songs. Lots of great covers among the Petty nuggets. Unfortunately, the original upload included some SBE/TAO problems, resulting in audible gaps in many of the tracks, and the current disc (#3 of 3) had diginoise/skipping which marred the last two tracks--made them essentially unlistenable.Thanks to the kindness and generosity of fellow DIME maniac jonestown, who sent me his pristine copies of these discs, I can now present to you a complete disc 3, no gaps, no diginoise, no sector boudary errors. Note that there is a fade between T01 and T02 on this torrent. This is intentional, NOT an error, and is professionally faded over audience noise only, no music is lost. Artwork, md5, SFV are included, and I'll give you a little sample below, along with links to the first two torrents. Thanks this time go out especially to jonestown, who offered up his pristine copy of the formerly problematic CD3 to me for free (he even paid the shipping!) so that I could torrent this one minus the skips/diginoise/gaps present in the original. Thanks also to the artists who don't sic their lawyers on us music freaks. Consider buying a Petty disc if you get a chance (and don't have them all already)..Source: Soundboard/KFOG FM Lineage: SBD/FM > ??? > CD (Digital Reproductions Label) > CDR > EAC (secure) > wav > shntools (no SBEs) > goldwave (2 second, linear fade at beginning of T01 > flac 6  
 04/11/99 Irving Plaza
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     A+  3 Source SBD + AUD Matrix Mix (60%-AUD1 + 20%-AUD1 + 20%-AUD2)...........Source Info SBD SBD > DAT(M) > DAT(1) > DAT(2) >CDRW700 > EAC > FLAC Transfer: DAT R500 > M-Audio 24/96 > CD Wave > FLAC AUD1 Schoeps MK4 > SX-M2 > SBM-1 > D100 > DAT(M) > DAT(1) Transfer: DAT R500 > M-Audio 24/96 > CD Wave > FLAC AUD2 AKG300b's > Aero > PCM-M1 > DAT(M) > DAT(1) Transfer: DAT R500 > M-Audio 24/96 > CD Wave > FLAC --------------------------------------------------------- Tech Notes FLACs were decoded to wave and SF 8.0 was used to reassemble the tracks back to 1 long wave. CEP2.0 was used to align & synch all 3 sources. CEP2.0 used to adjust the volume for all 3 sources. Multitrack mixdown was performed using CEP2.0. This is a 60% SBD, 20% AUD1, 20% mix. - Mixed by dan@am-dig.com - FLAC conversion done 17-JLY-2005 - Artwork by dan@am-dig.com 300dpi - For best results print at the highest resolution onto glossy photo paper. Design for use with a clear slim double jewel case. --------------------------------------------------------- Notes Disc 1 and disc 2 can be assembled seamlessly on longer media. There was an audible line buzz running throughout the SBD recording. This was likely not going over the PA as the buzz is not apparent on either of the AUD sources. The SBD DAT recording continued to run after the feed from the SBD had ended and the buzz continued. This leads me to concluded it was a line feed problem. Bad cable possibly? Because the recording continued after the music ended a perfect recording of the buzz was recorded. This allowed me to accurately capture and then remove the noise throughout the recording very accurately without disturbing the fidelity of the recording. This was done with Soundforge 8.0 using the highest quality setting. The 2 AUD tapes made that night were from similar locations as you can hear the same 'cat calls', claps, etc. on both recordings. However the 2 recordings still blended well together and had different and unique sounds. --------------------------------------------------------- Additional Formats This show is available in the following formats: 1. The straight SBD, AUD1 and AUD2 recordings. 2. SBD + AUD1 + AUD2 Matrix Mix at 16/44 CD-Audio 3. SBD + AUD1 + AUD2 Matrix Mix at 24/96 DVD-Audio 4. SBD + AUD1 + AUD2 DTS-Audio-CD 5.1 Surround Sound 5. SBD + AUD1 + AUD2 DVD-Audio 5.1 Surround Sound ...  
 04/23/99 Docks
Hamburg, Germany 
 2 cdr      Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers 1999-04-23 Docks - Hamburg Germany Live on Rockpalast TV Show (FLAC) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A nice concert i´ve recorded eight years ago. This was a TV Broadcast wich i taped on HiFi-VHS. The show is worth downloading it, especially for the awesome version of Van Morrison´s "GLORIA"! Feel free to create Your own artwork (I´ve always been too lazy). Lineage: TV Broadcast>HIFI-VHS>Phillips CD-Recorder>CDR>EAC>WAV>Trader´s little helper>FLAC>YOU Setlist Disc 1 AROUND AND AROUND JAMMIN´ME RUNNING DOWN A DREAM BREAKDOWN CALL ME THE BREEZE SWINGIN´ DON´T DO ME LIKE THAT DIAMOND HEAD MARY JANE´S LAST DANCE I WON´T BACK DOWN LISTEN TO HER HEART GREEN ONIONS IT´S GOOD TO BE KING Disc 2 LUCILLE LITTLE MAGGIE LAY DOWN THAT OLD GUITAR WALLS ANGEL DREAM FOR WHAT IT´S WORTH ROOM AT THE TOP GUITAR BOOGIE SHUFFLE AMERICAN GIRL HONEY BEE I DON´T WANT TO FIGHT YOU WRECK ME FREE GIRL FREE FALLIN´ GLORIA LEARNING TO FLY Line up: Tom Petty Mike Campbell Benmont Tench Howie Epstein Steve Ferrone Scott Thurston Enjoy!  
 08/31/02 Autowest Amphitheater
Marysville, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Really really good audience recording. 1st generation tape > equalizer > cd > eac > wav > flac  

 11/25/82 Bob Marley Performing Centre
Montego Bay, Jamaica 
 1 cdr      Toots And The Maytalls Bob Marley Performing Arts Center - Montego Bay, Freeport Zone, Jamaica November 25, 1982 A Glass Of Wine Production lineage: MSC(Sony TCD-5M) > CDDA > AIF > WAV > SHN recording: MSC - master soundboard cassette w/ Dolby B Recorded by: Frank Streeter digital transfer: MSC > CDDA Nakamichi CD 2 cassette deck > HHB 850 Pro stand-alone CD burner (16 bit @ 44.1khz) by Frank Streeter and Henry Fisher tracking and editing: CDDA > AIF (Toast 5.2) > WAV (Peak 3.21) > SHN (shntool 1.2.2) WAV sector boundaries verified with shntool by Ted Erhard Disc 1 52:14 01 festival emcee banter 3:04 02 Pressure Drop 2:46 03 Get Up, Stand Up 6:08 04 Beautiful Woman 4:09 05 Never Get Weary Yet 5:35 06 Going Away 6:45 07 All the Time 4:16 08 You Don't Know 5:18 09 Reggae Got Soul 11:10 10 festival emcee banter 2:59 Comments: Jamaica World Music Festival Editing Notes: - t01:03:00->03:04 - t02:00:00->00:20 -> mono: Pan 100% to left channel Excellent show from the Jamaican Festival.with a great setlist. The sound is A+ Thanks for the first seeder in 2005. No Artwork Enjoy lolita  

 03/13/80 Shibuya - Koulaido
Tokyo, Japan 
 11 cdr      Toto - Live In Japan 1980 Shibuya Koukaido, Japan March 3rd, 1980 Soundboard Recording or Radio Broadcast Lineage: Trade CDR>xACT>Flac Setlist: 1. Hydra 2. St. George And The Dragon 3. Mama 4. I'll Supply The Love 5. 99 6. Tale Of A Man 7. Georgy Porgy 8. All Us Boys Band Lineup Jeff Porcaro - Drums David Paich - Keyboards, Vocals Steve Lukather - Guitar, Vocals David Hungate - Bass Steve Porcaro - Keyboards, Vocals Bobby Kimball - Vocals Artwork included Excellent Sounding Toto Bootleg from the early years. Not for sellers just for Fans!  
 02/03/96 Lulea
Ishall, Sweden 
 2 cdr      Toto - Gone Skiing In Sweden Delfinen (Lulea), Sweden February 3rd, 1996 Soundboard Recording or Radio Broadcast Lineage: Trade CDR>xACT>Flac Disc 1: 1. Gift Of Faith 2. Jake To The Bone 3. Georgy Porgy 4. Slipped Away 5. I'll Supply The Love 6. A Million Miles Away 7. Africa 8. I Will Remember 9. Home Of The Brave Disc 2: 1. I'll Be Over You 2. Dave`s Gone Skiing 3. Untitled - Dave & Luke Intro 4. Stop Loving You 5. Rosanna 6. Don't Stop Me Now 7. Hold The Line Band Lineup Simon Phillips - Drums David Paich - Keyboards, Vocals Steve Lukather - Guitar, Vocals Mike Porcaro - Bass Sofia Bender - Vocals John James - Vocals No Artwork One of the best sounding Toto bootlegs with the band in great shape! Don«t know the reason but the first two songs of the set (Drag Him To The Roof, Don«t Chain My Heart) are not included. The best Toto bootleg ever! Enjoy...  

 06/03/73 Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 
 1 cdr      Tower of Power Record Plant Sausalito, CA June 15, 1973 Source: KSAN FM 95.5 > ? > CDR > cdparanoia > FLAC Restoration: Noise reduction performed with Pristine Sounds 2000 Click/Pop removal performed with Adobe Audition 01. Squib Cakes 02. What Is Hip? 03. Both Sorry Over Nothin' 04. Down To The Nightclub (Bump City) 05. You're Still A Young Man 06. Soul Vaccination 07. Clean Slate 08. So Very Hard To Go 09. Tom Donahue Pacific Stereo Crew Intro 10. Knock Yourself Out 11. Tom Donahue Outro  
 05/14/74 Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, NY 
 2 cdr       WLIR PRE-FM MASTER REEL > REEL > PHILIPS STAND ALONE AUDIO CD RECORDER > AUDIO CD > SONY SCREENBLAST SOUND FORGE 7.0 FOR EXTRACTION > RETRACKED WITH CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC 
 12/20/85 The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      Tower of Power The Catalyst Santa Cruz, California, USA EX+ sound quality soundboard cassette master. Matrix mix from 3 channel first set and 4 channel second set. disc 1 - first set - 49:32 0 1 [00:55] crowd and tune ups before first song 02 [03:11] opening vamp > Down To The Nightclub 03 [03:37] Can't You See (You Doin' Me Wrong) 04 [04:15] Count On Me 05 [04:33] Can't You Feel It? 06 [04:25] This Time It's Real 07 [03:47] The Skunk The Goose and The Fly 08 [03:50] Doggin' at The Cathouse 09 [02:38] Squib Cakes 10 [12:38] instrumental interlude [Richard Elliot tenor sax and Lyricon solo] 11 [01:35] Squib Cakes reprise [tape flip at the beginning] 12 [03:44] Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now 13 [00:24] talk before set break and crowd disc 2 - second set - 66:40 01 [01:29] crowd and tune ups before first song of set 02 [04:48] instrumental 03 [04:33] You Got To Funkifize 04 [03:50] Only So Much Oil In The Ground 05 [04:09] Baby's Got The Power 06 [04:26] Credit 07 [03:21] Up Against Yourself 08 [05:45] Make Someone Happy 09 [05:40] Boys Night Out 10 [07:19] What Is Hip? 11 [01:38] You Ought To Be Havin' Fun > 12 [00:41] We Came To Play > 13 [02:56] unknown titled segue > 14 [05:00] Knock Yourself Out 15 [01:08] thanks and crowd before encore encore: 16 [09:23] You're Still A Young Man 17 [00:34] final thanks and crowd Maxell XLII-S cassettes > Yamaha MT44D 4 channel recorder (Dolby C encoded). This recording format allows 4 channels of 45 minutes maximum per 90 min. tape in one direction when a metalic sensor is on the back of the cassette). first set: 1 channel of monitor soundboard + 2 channels of Crown PZM microphones over stage. second set: 1 channel of monitor soundboard + 2 channels of Crown PZM microphones over stage + 1 channel ambient microphone mounted on front balcony railing. Transfer: Yamaha MT44D (Dolby C decoded) > Macintosh with Echo Layla audio interface > AIFF > Pro Tools (matrix mix, time alignment & tracking) > AIFF > xACT (FLAC level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). Enjoy and SHARE! 

 07/04/88 Montreux Jazz Festival - Casino
Montreux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Tracy Chapman - Live. From what I can find out the soundtrack for this CD was taken directly from the soundboards during a concert performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 4, 1988. The quality of the soundtrack and unique acoustic sound presents Tracy Chapman at her best. If you have never heard a Tracy Chapman live concert you are in for a treat! "01. Why?" "02. For My Lover" "03. Across The Lines" "04. Behind The Wall" "05. Fast Car" "06. She's Got Her Ticket" "07. Baby Can I Hold You" "08. This Time" "09. For You" "10. My Sweet One" "11. Mountains'O Things" (removed) "12. Talkin'Bout A Revolution" "13. Born To Fight" The CD is from Swinging Pig, TSP-CD-120, if that is any good. Ripped to .wav with CDeX 1.5.1, converted to .flac with the flac front-end, version 1.7.1 Etree edition.  

 11/18/70 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Source SBD > Master Reel > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC Superb recording. Setlist: 01. Introduction by Bill Graham 02. Medicated Goo 03. Pearly Queen 04. Empty Pages 05. Heaven Is In Your Mind 06. Forty Thousand Headmen 07. John Barleycorn Must Die 08. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring 09. Every Mother's Son 10. Glad/>Freedom Rider* 11. Means To The End 12. Dear Mr. Fantasy * - some minor glitches from master reel Steve Winwood (guitar, organ, vocals) Jim Capaldi (drums) Chris Wood (piano, sax, flute) Ric Grech (bass) All files checked, tested and verified. 
 01/25/73 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr      Date seems speculative . Notes say only Jan 1973. This copy doesn't include "Tragic Magic" which Etree says was played that night . Notes for a show I have 1/26/73 does include "Tragic Magic" but Etree says it was not played that night. Perhaps Etree is worng or perhaps this show is really from 1/26 and the one I have labelled 1/26 is really from 1/25 . Who knows ? .................................................. Traffic 1973-01-00 - WINTERLAND, SAN FRANCISCO, CA Source: SBD Lineage: Trade CDR (x?) > EAC (secure) > FLAC (level 5) Tape by: ?? Transfered by: ?? PERSONNEL:STEVE WINWOOD, JIM CAPALDI, CHRIS WOOD, DAVID HOOD, REBOP KWAKU BAAH, BARRY BECKETT, ROGER HAWKINS File Size: 420 MB (FLAC) Setlist: 1.ROCK 'N' ROLL STEW 2.ROLL RIGHT STONE 3.EMPTY PAGES 4.EVENING BLUE 5.40,000 HEADMEN 6.GLAD/FREEDOM RIDER 7.(SOMETIMES I FEEL SO) UNINSPIRED 8.LIGHT UP OR LEAVE ME ALONE Total: 71:39 Recorded by Bill Graham, probably on two track stereo machine. Essentially the On The Road show (Hawkins/Hood/Beckett/Rebop), but arguably a better performance. Don't blame Traffic for not issuing this; Bill 'kept it under his hat' and the tape didn't circulate until near the time of his death  
 01/26/73 Winterland
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      Traffic 1973-01-26 Winterland San Francisco, CA Soundboard recording of unknown lineage > Dat tape. Transferred with Panasonic 3700 > Macintosh with AudioMedia III card > DigiDesign Pro Tools (Remastered - Speed adjusted, dropouts fixed by pasting in from other channel & gradually panning between stereo & mono) > xAct (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). md5 file created with checkSum+. Disc One - (27:13) 01 Shootout At The Fantasy Factory 6:14 02 Rock n' Roll Stew 7:43 03 Roll Right Stones 13:15 Disc Two - (56:38) 01 Empty Pages 5:35 02 Evening Blue 5:34 03 40,000 Headmen 5:26 04 Glad 10:10 05 > Freedom Rider 6:10 06 Tragic Magic [cut] 1:54 07 (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired 12:02 08 Light Up Or Leave Me Alone 9:42 Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, Chris Wood, David Hood, Rebop Kwaku Baah, Barry Beckett & Roger Hawkins. Enjoy! 
 08/13/94 Mann Music Center
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr      filler giime some lovin from 8/14/94 ? 

 04/??/99 The Belly Up Tavern
Solana Beach, CA 
 1 cdr      From a Westwood One "In Concert" CD. Track List: 01- Homesick 02- Eggplant 03- Free 04- Heavy 05- Last Child (Aerosmith Cover) 06- If YOu Leave 07- Interlude to Virginia 08- Meet Virginia 09- The Gas This is from an In Concert silver CD, from Westwood One. Seems that Train were the 2nd act on the bill of this concert. A homemade cover that came with this disc says Solana Beach CA, April 1999. While the edited out announcer mentions the well-known the Belly-Up Tavern. I haven't been able to suss out a closer date. This is Train as their first album was released. A great show, from a great band. 

 04/17/98 Higher Ground
Winooski, VT 
 2 cdr/shn     A-  8 Foot Fluorescent Tubes April 17, 1998 Higher Ground Winooski, VT Trey Anastasio, Tom Lawson, Heloise Williams, Tony Markellis, Russ Lawton source: Audio Technica 825 > DA-P1 transfer: Sony D8 -> Waveterminal 2496 -> Cool Edit 2000 (resample to 44.1, fades) -> CD Wave v1.91 -> FLAC Frontend v1.7.1 Etree edition transferred by: Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@gmail.com) 2004-10-27 notes: This show has previously circulated on CD-R, with the "AT 822" source. This is a fresh transfer to FLAC, and the DAT was labeled "AT 825." Just to be clear, there is only one source of this show in existence. The DAT tapes that were used in this transfer are either master DATs or first generation clones. Therefore, I think the "AT 825" source is likely correct. Regardless, this is the only existing source of the show. Although it has circulated fairly widely as audio CDs or on analog, I have yet to see a clean transfer (with no DAE) straight to FLAC (or SHN). As on all the copies, First Tube is really saturated, and is hardly listenable. The rest of the show is much better. Too bad it's the only source, because it's such a historic show.  
 02/15/99 Higher Ground
Winooski, VT 
 3 cdr    A A+  great show , perfect sound liberated bootleg "solo performance" 
 05/15/99 Palace Theatre
Albany, NY 
 3 cdr      Source: Schoeps cmc64>Apogee AD-1000>DA-P1 Transferred: PCMR500>AES/EBU>ZA2>CoolEdit>SHN 
 02/22/01 Landmark Theatre
Syracuse, NY 
 3 cdr     B+  filler 2/28/01 with dave matthews 
 07/18/01 Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO 
 3 cdr      Trey Anastasio 7/18/01 Red Rocks Amphitheatre - Morrison, CO Source: DSBD/AUD reference > 48KHz DAT > Protools > CD-R Conversion: Plextor PX-W8432T > EAC > SHN v3 by MW (see logs) *** OFFICIAL SHN DISTRIBUTION *** "Carrying on a long tradition of officially-seeded trees, we are pleased to announce the release of soundboard/audience reference CD's from Trey's 7/18/01 Red Rocks show (with filler from 7/17/01). We will seed CDR's to one tree through the digiphish newsgroup and will also provide CDR's to etree and nugs.net for online distribution. Enjoy! --ks" (Kevin Shapiro, Phish Archivist) CD 1/3: set I 1. Mozambique 08:45 2. Cayman Review 09:55 3. Happy Coffee Song 06:33 4. Last Tube 22:58 5. Windora Bug 10:57 6. Burlap Sack and Pumps 08:48 CD 2/3: 1. Money, Love and Change 14:41 set II 2. Sand 24:34 3. When # > 10:34 4. Mr. Completely 07:25 5. Gotta Jibboo 16:39 CD 3/3: 1. Nothing But a G Thing 05:07 2. Rae Dawn Balloon #* 05:00 3. Bathtub Gin * 08:08 4. Encore: Moesha ** 05:29 Filler 7/17/01 Red Rocks 5. Alive Again 14:40 6. Every Story Ends in Stone 05:49 7. Drifting 11:01 8. Push On 'Til The Day 10:12 # First played * Trey solo acoustic ** With alternate lyrics  
 05/25/02 Calaveras County Fairgrounds
Angels Camp, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  with Source: FOB DFC, ~45' from stage, on 5' stand,ORTF Schoeps MK4>KC5>VMS5U>Apogee AD1000 @ 48K>S/PDIF> VX Pocket (No DAT gen)>Soundforge 5.0 (fades&edits*, and resample to 44.1K at the highest quality setting (4/4) w/ anti-alias filter>CDWAV v.1.53> mkw0.97b>Shn w/ seek tables appended *a short gap in between the set and the encore was crossfaded in soundforge Recording by Frank Rinaldi Patch and subsequent archiving by Jamie Lutch derek trucks and les claypool .....  
 06/06/02 UIC Pavilion
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr     A-   
 06/14/02 Tweeter Center
Mansfield, MA 
 3 cdr     A-  with mike gordon 
 05/26/03 Hammerstein Ballroom
New York, NY 
 3 cdr     A+  official download release so should not trade 
 05/30/03 Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 3 cdr     A+  official download release should not trade 
 05/31/03 Warfield Theatre
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A+  official download release should not trade 
 06/02/03 The Fillmore Auditorum
Denver, CO 
 3 cdr     A+  official download release so should not trade 
 04/11/04 Higher Ground
Winooski, VT 
 2 cdr      Trey Anastasio Band w/ Special Guest Phish Vermont Easter Jam (Dave Grippo and Friends) April 11, 2004 Higher Ground Winooski, VT source: sbd > Sony PCM-M1 transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > Standalone CD Burner > EAC > FLAC Trey Anastasio Band One Set: Disc 1: 1) Push On Till The Day 2) Drifting 3) Small Axe* 4) Last Tube$ Disc 2: 1) talking 2) Sultans of Swing$ 3) talking 4) Sand>^# 5) Chalkdust Torture% 6) Flock of Words& 7) Plasma> 8) Higher Ground^@ * with Page McConnell $ with Jon Fishman # Mike joins and Sand begins with Trey Band AND Phish... eventually Trey Band members filter off stage and Phish finishes. ^ With Page McConnell, Mike Gordon, and Jon Fishman % Phish, no members of TAB & No Andy and Dave @ Stevie Wonder cover Trey Anastasio Tony Markellis Russ Lawton Jennifer Hartswick Andy Moroz Dave Grippo Ray Paczkowski <a href="/shn/128698">Source Detail</a> 
 09/18/04 Zilker Park
Austin, TX 
 2 cdr     A+  official download release , so probably should not trade 
 08/02/08 Newport Folk Festival
Newport, RI 
 1 cdr      Source: WFUV 90.7 FM Public Radio from Fordham University in New York City Lineage: FM> Digital Recorder> NERO 7> Wave Editor> CD WAVE TRACKING> Flac Frontend Set List 1 Brian and Robert 2 Farmhouse 3 Water in the Sky 4 Let Me Lie 5 Bouncing Around the Room 6 Heavy Things 7 If I Could Be a Sailor 8 Mountains in the Mist 9 Sleep Again 10 Back on the Train 11 Peggy 12 Waste 13 Shine 14 Bathtub Gin 15 Wilson 16 Sample in a Jar 17 Chalk Dust Torture 
 10/19/08 Higher Ground
South Burlington, VT 
 3 cdr      received in trade 
 11/18/10 Richardson Auditorium - Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 
 1 cdr     A+  LivePhish official download release, so probably should not trade..... 
 02/20/11 The House of Blues
Boston, MA 
 3 cdr     A+  LivePhish official download release, so probably should not trade..... 

 03/03/81 Bayou Club
Washington, DC 
 1 cdr     A-  Think it's the early show . Bono talks about having to go for "about an hour" before "I Will Follow" .... Source: SBD Lineage: SBD > ??? > DATc (@44.1kHz) Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > S/PDIF > M-Audio 410 > FireWire400 > PowerMac G5 > SoundStudio3 (tracking) > WAV > xACT > flac 8 Taper: unknown. 
 11/14/81 Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA 
 1 cdr      U2 Orpheum Theater Boston, MA November 14, 1981 Pre-FM CD>EAC>WAV>CDWAV (for track splits)>MKW>SHN>You! 1. Intro 2. Gloria 3. Another Time, Another Place 4. I Threw A Brick Through A Window 5. An Cat Dubh 6. Into The Heart 7. With A Shout 8. Rejoice 9. The Cry / The Electric Co. 10. I Fall Down 11. October 12. Stories For Boys 13. I Will Follow 14. Twilight 15. Out Of Control 16. encore break 17. Fire 18. 11 O'clock Tick Tock 19. The Ocean 20. outro 
 11/21/84 Westfalenhalle
Dortmund, West Germany 
 1 cdr      U2 Dortmund,Germany 11-21-84 EX SBD Lineage: HI-FI VHS MASTER-> DAT-> PC(DIGITAL)-> FRADOCA RM ->FLAC 6 01 - I Will Follow 02 - Sunday Bloody Sunday 03 - Electric Co. 04 - MLK 05 - Bad 06 - October 07 - New year's Day 08 - Pride (In The Name Of Love) 09 - Gloria 10 - "40" This an excellent soundboard recording from the Unforgettable fire tour. The problem is that the tv station didn't broadcast the entire show.11 O'Clock Tick Tock,A Sort Of Homecoming and The Unforgettable Fire weren't broadcasted. The source was very clean and punchy so i only had to improve the stereo image,the eq,the dynamics ad maximize it with the L3. Hope you like it! Another release from Fradoca. 
 06/15/86 Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ 
 1 cdr/shn      LINEAGE: FM broadcast > Denon DRM-800 (Maxell UDXL-II, NR off) > Turtle Beach Santa Cruz PCI Sound Card > CDWav > wav > FLAC6 U2 set (included in this torrent): 1 - MLK 2 - Pride (In The Name Of Love) 3 - Bad 4 - Sunday Bloody Sunday 5 - Maggie's Farm/Cold Turkey 6 - Help 7 - (I Ain't Gonna Play) Sun City (with Lou Reed, Little Steven, Nona Hendryx, others)  
 11/07/87 McNichols Arena
Denver, CO 
 2 cdr/shn      "Mountains and Deserts Platinum Ed" remastered by currygoat11 - 1/11/04 source: SBD (allegedly from vid outtakes from Rattle & Hum) more info on original Mountains and Deserts: http://www.u2news.de/flom/reviews-m/mountainsanddeserts.htm Notes: 11/7/87 is arguably the best SBD Joshua show. There are several different productions of this recording (Enjoy, Mountains in a Blue Sky, Mountains and Deserts Remastered, Caught On 35mm, etc). Well, this version (Platinum Ed) is the cream of the crop in my opinion. This version was remastered directly from a copy of Mountains and Deserts. Most improvements include: removal of oodles of clicks and pops, smooth transition between tracks where possible, patching in a couple of missing seconds in October, making Star Spangled Banner its own track, better equalization of "40". There's a peak of treble at ~15,800Hz. This is normally not a problem whatsoever unless you crank your treble up (which you shouldn't do!). I ended up not removing this band of treble. Most people have different opinions on which version of 11/7/87 is the "best"; "Mountains and Deserts Remastered" is very good; well this is my interpretation of the best; if you don't find it to your liking, you can always just delete it now can't you? Truly, a grade A+ full-show SBD recording from the Joshua Tree tour - can't go wrong with this.  
 12/19/87 ASU Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe, AZ 
 2 cdr      U2 12/19/1987 Tempe, Arizona Sun Devil Stadium Complete show: No "Christmas in the Desert" Disc 1 Total Time: 51:25 01. Where The Streets Have No Name 02. I Will Follow 03. I Trip Through Your Wires 04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 05. Out Of Control 06. MLK 07. One Tree Hill 08. Gloria 09. Exit 10. In God's Country 11. Bad Disc 2 Total Time: 38:59 01. Star Spangled Banner/Bullet The Blue Sky 02. Running To Stand Still 03. Sunday Bloody Sunday 04. New Year's Day 05. Pride (In The Name Of Love) 06. With Or Without You 07. Mothers Of The Disappeared Comments: Recorded live in Tempe, AZ at Sun Devil Stadium on December 19th, 1987. This was previously available on 1-800-U2-LIVE, but the sound of this recording is FAR superior! All the background hiss is gone, and the fidelity is quite good (just a touch harsh at times). Bono is very emotional during the show, and 2 rare performances of "One Tree Hill" and "Mothers" are played. Although Help and "40" are missing from the show, this is an exceptional recording!  
 12/26/89 Point Depot
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr      BB King apears on Disc 2 Tracks 3-5 
 06/15/92 Ahoy Stadium
Rotterdam, Netherlands 
 2 cdr     A-  - The Real Thing -Manufacturer : Kiss The Stone Records Num. cat. : KTS 175 / 176 ....Silver Disc -> EAC V0.95 beta 3 -> .WAV -> Flac Frontend 1.7.1 -> .FLAC (level 8)...... Covers can be found at http://coverarchive.u2site.com/search.htm?cover=1992-06-15 
 08/16/92 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr     A-  Good sound but there is some distortion at times. Bono makes a call to the White House and tries to talk to President Bush. Satellite of Love fades out a second or two early. Missing Can't Help Falling In Love **********"CALLING THE WHITE HOUSE" Manufacturer: Poppy Productions Catalog: PP 06 2803-1 Matrix: NA Barcode: NA Complete Show: YES Format: 2CD Released: 2006 Disc 1: (56:54) Disc 2: (60:30) From: dreamoutloud Disc 1: 01. Intro 02. Zoo Station 03. The Fly 04. Even Better Than The Real Thing 05. Mysterious Ways 06. One 07. Unchained Melody 08. Until The End Of The World 09. New Year's Day 10. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World 11. Angel Of Harlem 12. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 13. Satellite Of Love Disc 2: 01. Bad 02. Sunday Bloody Sunday 03. Bullet The Blue Sky 04. Running To Stand Still 05. Where The Streets Have No Name 06. Pride (In The Name Of Love) 07. Encore Break 08. Desire 09. Ultra Violet 10. With Or Without You 11. Love Is Blindness Source: August 16, 1992. Washington, DC. RFK Stadium. Sound Quality: Excellent Soundboard. Lineage: Soundboard -> ? (probably VHS) -> Download from FTP as 2 big files -> WAV -> Soundforge for editing (by Boguspomp) -> FLAC with SBA Level 8 -> WAV -> Remastering (by dreamoutloud) -> FLAC with SBA Level 8  
 08/28/93 RDS Arena
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr      First Generation FM recording, Westwood One Radio Network Lineage: Original Broadcast: Cassette>CDR>EAC>FLAC ....Recording has a fair amount of Westwood One's announcer talking between songs  
 08/28/93 RDS Arena
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr      U2 August 28,1993 Royal Dublin Society Showgrounds Dublin, Ireland Lineage: Original Silvers -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC frontend -> FLAC Quality: Excellent Broadcast/Soundboard Contents: Disc 1: 01. Intro (5:13) 02. Zoo Station (4:44) 03. The Fly-->Channel Surfing (5:59) 04. Even Better Than The Real Thing (3:40) 05. Mysterious Ways (7:00) 06. One / Unchained Melody (6:10) 07. Until The End Of The World (4:54) 08. New Year's Day (5:21) 09. Numb (4:01) 10. Trying To Throw Your Arms Around The World (4:02) 11. Angel Of Harlem (4:13) 12. When Love Comes To Town (3:26) 13. Stay (Far Away, So Close!) (5:20) Disc 2: 01. Satellite Of Love (3:43) 02. Bad (6:52) 03. Bullet The Blue Sky (5:26) 04. Running To Stand Still (5:57) 05. Where The Streets Have No Name (5:16) 06. Pride (In The Name Of Love) (5:23) 07. Zoo TV Crew Confessionals (6:58) 08. Desire-->MacPhisto phone call (7:40) 09. Help / Ultraviolet (Light My Way) (5:49) 10. With Or Without You (3:50) 11. Love Is Blindness (5:11) 12. Can't Help Falling In Love (2:45) October 2005: This version is the complete show (for real this time) compiled from FLACs directly from multiple Silvers. The set includes the Intro to the show before Zoo Station (Russian music and other stuff), the unedited ending to 'Trying to Throw Your Arms' (Dublin says, I will), the zoo confessionals after Pride and Intro to Desire (more Russian music), McPhisto calls the 'United Nations' at the end of Desire, as well as the Elvis bit continuing to play over the PA (Elvis is still in the building. Goodnight Dublin city) at the end of the show. Disc 1 and Disc 2 are also split without fades. This is an issue on some Silvers (notably RDS Zooropa 93) which split the seemless Bad -->Bullet on 2 different discs, and faded in and out over music. Sound quality is exactly the same on all of the Silvers except 'Zooropa 93' which was used only for the confessions and George Bush rap (you can hear a jump in levels in d1t01 when it switches). I checked the levels in EAC and Audacity, and all of the boots have the same drop off, which makes it appear they could be mp3 sourced (but unless several separate silvers made in 1993 were mp3 sourced nearly impossible, if not entirely impossible). The drop off is due to the original source being post broadcast (the Westwood One feed) regardless of what the boots claim to be. There is a fade in to the Cofessionals (d2t07, its the fullest version available). Only crowd noise is lost due to the fade. Silvers used: Live From Dublin (Intro--second half of d1t01) RDS Zooropa 93 (George Bush rap--beginning of d1t01, Zoo TV Confessionals and Intro music to Desire--d2t07) Live Storm (everything else, including all of the U2 music) FLOM Comments on Zoo Europa, the most widely traded Silver source of this show (it was not used in anyway on this set): The ending of "Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World" has Bono saying simply "I Will," instead of the "Dublin City says I will," on other bootlegs such as Live Storm's ZOOROPA `93 -RDS , DUBLIN 1993. Obviously, KTS has found a way to edit it out so it misses a beat or the ending seems a little bit abrupt. The long wait while the band is walking to the b-stage after this song and to "Angel Of Harlem" is edited too, because it seems that the two songs were played right after the other (which they were not). This bootleg is also edited from "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" to "Desire". The Zoo confessions and the TV images and interference right before "Desire" is edited (as compared to the unedited ZOOROPA `93). So all you hear is the crowd after from "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" and then "Desire" kicks straight in. After "Cant Help Falling In Love," Bono says goodnight and the bootleg fades out. In other pressings such as ZOOROPA `93, you can still hear the Elvis version of the song from the PA while Bono says "Elvis is still in the building," and then it fades out. 
 01/31/98 Morumbi Stadium
São Paulo, Brazil 
 2 cdr      Tour: Popmart Tour Leg: Leg 4 - Rest Of The World Date: 31.01.1998 Country:Brazil Town: Sao Paulo Place: Estadio do Morumbi Type: Audio Support: Silver CD Manufacturer: Kiss The Stone (KTS) Num. cat: KTS 665/66 Performance: Live Source: Broadcast FM Integral: Complete Lineage: Silvers - EAC > WAV. dbpoweramp > FLAC (LEVEL 4). .........Ahem ! :o) I bought this off ebay a couple of years back (i know, i know, i didnt know any better at that point). However this really is a quality recording of a quality show. A total no brainer must have recording.  
 03/21/98 Johannesburg Stadium
Johannesburg, South Africa 
 2 cdr      Name : Last Night On World Tour '97-98' Tour : Popmart Tour Leg : Leg 4 - Rest of the world Date : 1998.03.21 Country : South Africa Town : Johannesburg Area : Johannesbugh Stadium Type : Audio Support : CD Silver Num. cat. : PMR 21398 Performance : Live Source : Complete Broadcast CD-Silver > WAV > FLAC8 via "Digital Music Studio" Disc 1 (1:07:39) 01. Pop Muzik Intro 02. Mofo 03. I Will Follow 04. Gone 05. Even Better Than The Real Thing 06. Last Night On Earth 07. Until The End Of The World 08. New Year's Day 09. Pride (in The Name Of Love) 10. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 11. Stand By Me / All I Want Is You / Never Tear Us Apart 12. Staring At The Sun 13. Sunday Bloody Sunday 14. Bullet The Blue Sky Disc 2 (1:09:34) 01. Please 02. Where The Streets Have No Name 03. Lemon (perfecto Mix) Intermission 04. Discotheque 05. If You Wear That Velvet Dress 06. With Or Without You 07. Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me 08. Mysterious Ways 09. One 10. '40' 11. Mofo (phunk Phorce Mix)* * No present on this upload as beeing an official release.... Surely this one has been uploaded in previous times.......... No more present on today so.................................. According to the round robin initiated by CPTwister.......... A fantastic "5 Stars" Soundboard............................. A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION, A LITTLE MORE ACTION............. Bang a boogaloo.............................................. Apoptygma.  
 06/22/01 Continental Airlines Arena
East Rutherford, NJ 
 2 cdr      U2 Continental Arena (aka Brendan Byrne and about ten other names, same building though) Meadowlands, NJ June 22, 2001 Matrix Mix IEM taper : Zircon Audience Taper : ? Soundforge Mixer : Zircon, Fall 2001 IEM Equip : 2 x Icom R10, the magic antennas, custom splitter, Sony M1 DAT Matrix Lineage : CDMASTERS > EAC > FLAC Disc 1 1. Intro 2. Elevation 3. Beautiful Day 4. Until the End of the World 5. New Years Day 6. Kite Intro 7. Kite 8. New York 9. I Will follow 10. Sunday Bloody Sunday 11. In My Life 12. Stuck In A Moment 13. Intro to Little While 14. In A Little While 15. Band Intro 16. Desire Disc 2 1 Wild Honey (w Lanois) 2. Ground Beneath her Feet (w Lanois) 3. Bad 4. Where the Streets Have No Name 5. Mysterious Ways 6. The Fly 7. Bullet Intro 8. Bullet the Blue Sky 9. With or Without You 10. Pride 11. One Intro 12. One 13. Walk On Notes : Zircon ripped the Audio EAC from one of the audiences he traded for, then mixed down with b and e scan from his DAT masters Also, Feel Free to synch this with the best possible video source out there and re-release, it would great if the master videos can be mixed down with this if its possible. On a Scale of Aud/Scan about 1-10, with all being a 0 and all scan being a 10....this one is probably a 4 or 5. But it is a great sounding version of a great gig  
 10/25/01 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      DIGITAL SOUNDBOARD. Soundboard -> CDR -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC Level 6  
 11/20/01 Arco Arena
Sacramento, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  "Nice place, Sacramento".... Taper: Unknown History: Master > CD-R > EAC > mkwACT (SHN) [> CD-R > EAC Secure > FLAC] Location: Tip of the heart Sound Quality: A/A+ Audience Comments: Another great show. Bono's voice is actually pretty decent for this show. "I Still Haven't Found" has a bit of "Stand by Me" at the end, kind of like ZOO TV. "Pride" also had a little improvised ending that was pretty cool. "What's Goin' On" again featured Gwen Stefani, and "Peace on Earth" was extended, with a couple verses and the chorus. Sound-quality wise, this one is great. Not much audience noise to speak of, and the overall quality is just great. It sounds though like at a few times (2 or 3) the cable on the recorder got a little loose, resulting in a little static and a couple periods of mono sound. 
 11/30/01 Philips Arena
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr      U2 Philips Arena Atlanta, GA 2001.11.30 Source: Soundboard DAT > CD-R > shn DISC 1 (58:04) 01. Elevation 02. Beautiful Day 03. Until the End of the World 04. New Year's Day 05. Out of Control 06. Sunday Bloody Sunday 07. Stuck In a Moment 08. Bono: Intro to Kite 09. Kite 10. My Sweet Lord 11. Angel of Harlem 12. People Get Ready 13. Please DISC 2 (53:51) 01. Bad / Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses 02. Where the Streets Have No Name 03. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 04. Pride 05. Bullet the Blue Sky 06. What's Going On 07. New York 08. Intro to... 09. One 10. Peace On Earth 11. Walk On I have had a copy of this & the other Atlanta soundboard (30.03.2001), that was posted on 07.05.2009 by CPTwister (THANK YOU!), for a few years with instructions to not torrent/share/list. The source was reportedly a Philips Arena employee who tapped into a suite/box line feed. Eight years was a long time ago. Now that one of those two Atlanta 2001 shows has surfaced it seems reasonable to unleash the other. HOWEVER, I respectfully request that this recording remain on this torrent site only. Please do not place it on Dime or other torrent sites. Note: There were only 2 more shows on the Elevation tour following this one, 01.12.2001 in Tampa & 02.12.2001 in Miami. Comments from U2tours.com: Bono dedicates 'Kite' to his own dad and to Mike Mills' (of R.E.M.) father, who died this past September. Mills and R.E.M. singer Michael Stipe are attendance tonight. U2 sings 'My Sweet Lord' in tribute to ex-Beatle George Harrison, who died yesterday of cancer at age 58. A male fan (Richard Radford) is brought on stage to play guitar during 'People Get Ready. For fans/collectors only. Do not sell, etc, etc. Enjoy! ...(Now I duck)  
 07/02/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 0 cdr      BBC Radio 2 FM Broadcast 2nd July 2005 http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/thelive8event/ Lineage: FM (Sony STRDB1070) > Creative SBLive! > Creative Recorder > Nero Wave Editor > Flac Frontend FLAC 8 Aligned CD sector boundaries 01 Interview with Bono xx Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (with Paul McCartney) 02 Intro 03 Beautiful Day 04 Vertigo 05 Bono's speech 06 One 07 Unchained Melody 20m52s XX Official track removed Recorded by enajh2, Loughborough, UK 
 12/05/05 TD Banknorth Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr/shn     A-  Recorder: Mike Ortega Location: Loge 4, Row 8 Source: AT831s > SP-SPSB-1 > (line-in) MZ-RH10 Transfer: MZ-RH10 > USB Digital Transfer > wav Edit: wav > Sound Forge 7.0 > CD Wave > flac  
 12/09/06 Aloha Stadium
Honolulu, HI 
 2 cdr      “Flying Into Hawaii” The ultimate version Blend of sources: Chrisedge Bakerstuff Bono IEM Gear: Protools/ Audition Mixing: Bob S. First off this work is dedicated to the tapers and their generosity in making this happen. The mission for this was to make a recording that sounds like you are in the middle of the sweet spot of the stadium. Processes as follows: Bakerstuff was used as the primary source as it had very direct sound. Unfortunately it suffered from 2 people that were constantly screaming. A full master was done within protocols using primarily a 7 band parametric and light multband to add definition to the vocals and bass, and finally a subsonic filter to get the low stuff that was just adding mud to the sound. From that, the track was duplicated and applied a high pass filter at 600hz for use as a bottom end filler for Chris’ version. Chris’ version was used for ambience, as the taping position was further back. First step is to run in a harmonic balancer and match the sound of Bakers’ version from 600hz through 3k for the filler track during Bakers screamers. Duplicating the track, and narrowing the stereo image to 80% took some of the distance sound out of it to use as the ambience track. The IEM obviously is used for vocals. The first step with it was to filter the click track, but because of the style of click it could not be completely removed. Then using eq and aural exciter to fill it out a give it a more natural sound. The big problem with this source was the receiver used to pull it in would loose the frequency every now and again causing static, so this could not be used at all times. The last third of the show the wind came up and affected both audience sources at times. I filtered it as best as possible, but since it was so wide across the low and mid frequencies total removal resulted in a very thin sound, so in these areas I used a high pass to at least get the big rumble reduced. On to the mixing. Bakers source was set to –6db, Chris’ to –12db and the IEM to –4db as base settings. I crossed the two duplicate tracks as fills for each of the main tracks to remove the screamers. This process took 6 months of on and off work, and unfortunately was not fully completed, as the engineering staff at work decided to upgrade the software and it somehow corrupted the file. Due to the complexity of the mix it was impossible to rebuild it and keep going (there are well over 1000 automations).Fortunately I had done a mixdown just to see how things were going. All that was left was the little tweaks, so it’s not that devastating. The final mastering was done on Audition2 using a five band parametric for pre, muliband compressor to really level things out. I set the multiband very mildly to mainly use it as a soft limiter to keep the sound from getting out of hand. The final phase was a 1/3 octave for final smoothing. Cheering between encores is pulled up. Artwork is included, but if anyone has something better to offer go for it! Mike this one’s for you! Thanks for everything. Hope you all enjoy.  
 12/07/15 AccorHotels Arena
Paris, France 
 2 cdr       MIKE'S NOTE- SOMEHOW I LOST THE CITY OF BLINDING LIGHTS TRACK DAMNIT SO PROBABLY SHOULD NOT TRADE U2 2015-12-07 Paris, France AccorHotels Arena TS File > FFMBC > Nuendo > Minnetonka Dolby-E Decoder > Left & Right Channel > 7.0db boost > 44.1KHz 16bit > CD WAV > Foobar 2000 > Flac ts demuxing/dolby e decoding > wav mix by chrisedge 01. Intro 02. Power To The People 03. The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone) 04. Vertigo 05. I Will Follow 06. Iris (Hold Me Close) 07. Cedarwood Road 08. Song For Someone 09. Sunday Bloody Sunday 10. Raised By Wolves 11. Until The End Of The World 12. Invisible 13. Even Better Than The Real Thing 14. Mysterious Ways 15. Elevation 16. Every Breaking Wave 17. October 18. Bullet The Blue Sky 19. Zooropa 20. Where The Streets Have No Name 21. Pride (In The Name Of Love) 22. With Or Without You 23. Encore / Stephen Hawking Video 24. City Of Blinding Lights / Ne me quitte pas 25. Beautiful Day 26. Mother and Child Reunion 27. Bad 28. One 29. People Have The Power (With Eagles Of Death Metal) 30. I Love You All The Time (By Eagles Of Death Metal) 

 01/09/10 NEP Midtown Studios
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Vampire Weekend MTV Unplugged 09th January 2010 Source CDR - FLAC Level 8 - DIME Tracklisting: 01 - A-Punk 02 - Cousins 03 - Chat 04 - White Sky 05 - Run 06 - Chat 07 - Oxford Comma  

 ??/??/74 Gazzari's
West Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Original cd > waw > flac... fits nicely with hammersmith odeon '78 on 1 disc  
 06/13/75 Pasadena Hilton
Pasadena, CA 
 1 cdr      Van Halen 1975-6-13 Pasadena Hilton,Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena Ca. USA Unknown Gen CDR>EAC(Secure Mode)>Wav>Flac 1.If You Can't Rock Me 3:12 2.Jean Genie 5:33 3.Women In Love 4:24 4.Rock Steady 6:40 5.Rock 'n Roll Hoochie Koo 7:58 6.The Fool and Me 4:56 7.Keep Playin' That Rock 'n Roll 3:44 8.Eddie & Dave Talking About Recording 1:50 9.Eddie's Warming Up 7:25 10.I'm the One (Show Your Love) 4:29 Total Time - 50:16 David Lee Roth - Vocals Eddie Van Halen - Guitar Alex Van Halen - Drums Michael Anthony - Bass 
 05/09/76 Goldenwest Ballroom
Norwalk, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  Original cd > waw > flac........... Van Halen Was Opener For U.F.O That Evening 01 On Fire 02 Show Your Love 03 Last Child (aerosmith cover) 04 Tush (zz top cover) 05 The Rover (led zeppelin cover) 06 Let's Get Rockin' (never released) 07 Ice Cream Man 08 Last Nigth (early version of "hang em high") 09 Eruption 10 We Die Young (never released) 11 Somebody Get Me A Doctor 12 Baby Don't Leave Me Alone (unreleased 1st album outtake) 13 Let Me Swim In Your Ocean (never released) 14 She's The Woman (unreleased 1st album outtake) Track 2 is actually "I'm The One". Track 10 is actually "We Die Bold". Track 13 is actually "Oceanside".  
 10/15/77 Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Pasadena, CA 
 1 cdr      Van Halen Pasadena Convention Center October 15th, 1977 Bootleg title: "The Nightmare Before Halloween" Lineage of show: SB > 1st gen cass> Kenwood KX-77CW tape deck> Creative Labs Audigy 2 24bit> WAV>Adobe Audition> WAV> FLAC Frontend> FLAC(level 6) Quality of show: A+ Transferred by Wooda File Size: 371 MB, FLAC Total Time: 58:01 1. On Fire (Rehearsal) Instr.flac 2. Voodoo Queen (Rehearsal) Instr.flac 3. Atomic Punk (Rehearsal) Instr.flac 4. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love (Rehearsal).flac 5. On Fire (Rehearsal).flac 6. On Fire.flac 7. Feel Your Love Tonight.flac 8. Runnin' With The Devil.flac 9. Atomic Punk.flac 10. Little Dreamer.flac 11. Somebody Get Me A Doctor.flac 12. Ice Cream Man.flac 13. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love.flac 14. Eruption.flac 15. D.O.A..flac 16. You Really Got Me.flac Notes from Wooda: Wrongly dated for far too long, it's time to set the record straight. THe mighty VH never played another show at the civic after this date, so throw away all those 12/20/77 average sounding boots, and settle into this experience complete with rehearsals QUALITY: What can I say about this show except that it smokes all 12/2077 versions you will find, and Unlike all those wrongly dated boots, this one comes complete with the rehearsels. Just who is the Sandy that DLR is giving a shout out to during the Ain't Talkin' Bout' Love rehearsal? Well go dig yourself up a vinyl copy of the first LP and find out for yourself!!!! NOTES: This is what they thought would be their final club show before the first tour, but they did manage to get in a few more. Transferred, edited and brought to you by Wooda and LIVE1 Productions  
 06/01/78 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 1 cdr      Original cd > waw > flac..... fits nicely with gazzari hollywood 1974 show on 1 disc 
 05/01/80 Capital Center
Largo, MD 
 1 cdr     A-  VAN HALEN the capital center largo, MD 5/1/1980 1CD sounboard quality, but has a slight hiss throughout !. Overall it's an excellant recording. All insturments are well balanced. This version isn't colmplete (It is missing the first 2 songs, "Romeo Delight" and "Bottom's Up" and the encore : "Everybody Wants Some" and "You Really Got Me". )! track list : 1. Running with the devils 2. Loss of control 3. Take your whiskey home 4. Dance the night away 5. Women in love 6. Jamie's crying 7. Feel your love tonight 8. Bright lights, big city 9. Atomic punk 10. ... and the cradle will rock (the beginning is cut) 11. Light up the sky / alex solo 12. eddie's solo 13. ain't talkin' about love 14. ice cream man It's a great gig to have for all rock n roll fans, and of course van halen fans !  
 09/27/07 Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Charlotte, NC 
 2 cdr      "CharloTTomic Punks...Remastered" Van Halen 9/27/07 Charlotte Bobcats Arena Charlotte, NC disc one -------- 01 You Really Got Me 02 I'm The One 03 Runnin' With The Devil 04 Romeo Delight 05 Somebody Get Me A Doctor 06 Beautiful Girls 07 Dance The Night Away 08 Atomic Punk 09 Everybody Wants Some 10 So This Is Love 11 Mean Street 12 Pretty Woman 13 Drum Solo disc two -------- 01 Unchained 02 I'll Wait 03 ...And The Cradle Will Rock 04 Hot For Teacher 05 Little Dreamer 06 Little Guitars 07 Jamie's Cryin' 08 Ice Cream Man 09 Panama 10 Guitar Solo 11 Ain't Talkin''Bout Love 12 1984 13 Jump ~~~~~ Original Source Information ~~~~~ recorded by Steecoe Coresound binaural mics>Sony TCD-D7 DAT Section F2, Row K Seat 10 DAT>CDR>WAV>FLAC transfered to CDR with pioneer PDR-05 CD recorder extracted to WAV with EAC WAVs tracked with CD WAVE EDITOR encoded to FLAC with FLAC frontend ~~~~~ Patching Information ~~~~~ Patched by Chuckness using WaveLab 5. Track one was incomplete due to equipment malfunction. It was patched with the following source: Micro Track 24/96 w/ Cardioid Microphones > PC > Recorded at 16/44.1 > WAVEPad to amplify > CDWAVE to cut tracks > FLAC frontend Level:5 (Aligned on Sector Boundaries) > Checked and tested with TLH. ~~~~~ Mastering Information ~~~~~ Remastered by Chuckness WaveLab 5.0 / Waves Q2 Paragraphic EQ to correct kick drum / snare drum issues: -6.4dB @ 44Hz, Q of 25 +5.2dB @ 391Hz, Q of 25 Harmonic Balance matching based on "You Really Got Me" from "Van Halen" 1.0 dB makeup gain 15% "air" added SBE's were corrected for the whole set by ZHB. ZHB fixed a brief dropout in Panama @ 3:59.  

 04/26/70 Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA 
 1 cdr     A+  My apologies to all. When I originally reseeded this boot I assumed that the contents of the boot previously seeded were clean. Unfortunately I did not listen to it before seeding it. Upon relistening I heard many problems. They have been all cleaned up and if you are game to download the third version of this boot I can promise you that you will have the best boot possible of this concert. Plus the sector boundaries will read OK this time around I have resectored the tracks so that the track changes are seamless. The sound has not been changed. Enjoy  
 09/11/71 Pacific High Recording Studio
Marin County, CA 
 2 cdr      This was extracted from original silver discs using EAC 02/13/03 SharingTheGroove > SHN > WAV > FLAC..........Disk 2 tracks 5-16: Inn At The Beginning, Catati, California, May 14, 1971  
 02/15/73 Lion's Share
San Anselmo, CA 
 2 cdr      liberated boot - "the lion roars" Vince Guaraldi sits in. 
 07/24/73 Rainbow Theater
London, England 
 2 cdr      Van Morrison - 07/24/73 ( -A ) only 2 ratings Rainbow Theater, London, England Just the audio, no video Sources: Tracks 1-11 from the May 27th, 1974 original BBC "simulcast" : audio come from the stereo radio feed, video come from a rare VHS recording of the BBC2 broadcast. Track 12 "Wild Night" : audio comes from the December 31st, 1975 OGWT BB2 broadcast.Tracks 13-15 "I Paid The Price", "Saint Dominic's Preview" and "Gloria" come from the RTE 1974 broadcast. Lineage: Audio : 1-12 : Master tape &gt; WAV 44.1 kHz &gt; WAV 48 KHz &gt; Remastering and speed correction &gt; WAV 44.1 KHz &gt; FLAC13-15 : Master tape &gt; WAV 44.1 kHz &gt; FLAC &gt; WAV &gt; Remastering and speed correction &gt; FLAC The Rainbow Theatre show was first broadcast by the BBC2 as part of the Old Grey Whistle Test on the May 27th 1974. It was aired simultaneously on stereo FM radio and on mono TV. This was one of the earliest stereo radio broadcasts, and the first simultaneous TV/radio broadcast of a "rock" concert. It was repeated on the October 9th, 1980 on BBC2. ALL the previous copies that are in circulation (known as "Over The Rainbow" and "Under The Rainbow") are from the 1980 rebroadcast. "Over the Rainbow" is a bad quality stereo recording (according to the Hayward website : [Over the Rainbow] sounds as though it could've been taken straight from a notoriously bad-sounding LP). "Under the Rainbow" is better, but it's mono. What's more, they are very incomplete. "Warm Love" was only aired on the initial BBC 1974 broadcast and dropped after that from future broadcasts. "Wild Night", "I Paid The Price", "Saint Dominic's Preview" and "Gloria" have never been broadcast on BBC but only on a 1980 Dutch broadcast (WN) and on a 1974 Irish broadcast by RTE (IPTP, SDP, G). Hence, those 5 tracks seldom (or never) circulated before. Same issues with the videos/DVDs previously circulating; they all come from the 1980 repeat, have a medium to very bad image and sound quality, and all are mono. Certain individals did a fantastic work in researching and finding good recordings of both the original 1974 video and stereo radio broadcasts. The rare "lost" tracks were unearthed from a renowned collector's archives. Their sound quality is much lower than the other sources, that's why they are given as "bonus" tracks. Other notes: Much of this Rainbow show was used for Van's 1973 live LP, It's Too Late To Stop Now. This show is notable for three songs ("Moondance", "Brown Eyed Girl", and "Moonshine Whiskey") that weren't on ITLTSN or the unreleased acetates of this LP. The show was broadcast simultaneously on stereo FM radio and on BBC TV's Old Grey Whistle Test. I think this was one of the earliest stereo radio broadcasts, and the first simultaneous TV/radio broadcast of a "rock" concert. (Alan Lloyd, London, England) http://www.oocities.com/tracybjazz/hayward/van-the-man.info/discography/rainbow.html  
 03/14/74 Harvard Square Theatre
Cambridge, MA 
 2 cdr     B+  Well folks here is a little gem for you i don't know the linage as i got it as an audio trade but set list.com indicated an FM broadcast Quality is pretty good not great its 1974 ! excellent set list and very respectful crowd leading to a very enjoyable performance....before you ask i know nothing about the source/equipment used.. 
 11/01/78 The Bottom Line (Late Show)
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Part of : TITLE Bottom Line In NYC 78 Complete and Upgraded VENUE The bottom Line CITY New York COUNTRY USA DATE November 01, 1978 4-Eyed Freak remastering. LineUp : Van Morrison : Vocals Herbie Armstrong : guitar Peter Bardens : keyboards Mickey Feat : bass Bobby Tench : guitar Peter Van Hooke : drums Katie Kissoon : backing vocals, lead vocal on "Crazy Love" Anna Peacock : backing vocals........ Broadcast > MASTER TAPE > SONY RCD W500C > EAC > WAV > FLAC > Nevinsrip's torrent > WAV >Digital remastering and retracking (Soundforge) > Sector Boundary correction (SHNTools) > FLAC (FLAC Frontend level 8) ======================================================================== Notes: The Four-Eyed Freak proudly presents : Van Morrison - Bottom Line In NYC 78 - Flawless, Complete and Upgraded Many different version of this boot are circulating. The ones i used for this complete set was the best i found : The source for the Early show is a "complete" (early and late shows) double CD set i received as a vine circulating on Vantrade. I first worked on both the early and late shows from this vine, and was ready to upload my torrent, when Nevinsrip uploaded another version of the late show. I downloaded it and found out that, though its sound was rather muffled, it happened to be a better source for a "remaster" ; it probably came through a low number of analog generation, and was "raw" enough, when the vine source suffers from a rather exagerate equalisation, Van's voice sounding lass natural, somehow into-the-box (this is a personal opinion and you may prefer the "vined" version). So i started again the whole job for the late show, one of the reason why it took me such a long time since i promessed it. Thanks to the guys who PMed me many times, and gave me encouragements ! The title ot this torrent has to be explained. Flawless : None of the version from this shows i ever heared were absolutly clean, i always had to complain about many diginoises. I can't be absolutly affirmative but i wouldn't be surprised to find them on the source silver CDs, and further on any version circulating. The late show recently torrented has also big noises in some tracks, resulting in some awfull scratches. As usual, i repaired all the files redrawing some samples at each flaw i could find. 100% hand-made work, no general filter applyed. Complete : For the very first time, you'll find here the real complete early and late shows. I reintroduced the "Tupelo Honey" that Van played in the early show. As far as i know, no circulating bootled have it ! This unique track comes from a rare radio broadcast of the early show, recorded on a tape and unearthed more than 20 years later that was torrented on a defunct tracker about one year ago, thanks to whoever offered it. The sound quality of this track is of course very different from the other ones, but i did my best to correct it so it sounds similar to the rest as close as possible. Upgraded : I performed some correction on this boot in order to enhance its sound quality. I didn't modify a lot the early show, i just tryed to give it some more "presence". The late show is much more "remastered" (sorry Bert, i don't know other term to tell it ;-) ). The now usual "before and after" mp3 snippets will let you hear the difference. Another snippet will also let you hear the difference between that version of the late show and the one in the 2 CD set usualy circulating on Vantrades. I hope nobody will be shocked by this work, though i know that some nitpickers will pretend that working on CDR sourced files, even from a vine, was bullshit, and that i should have prostituate myself in order to obtain the genuine pre-FM reel tapes. I tryed, sir, i tryed. But the radio director told me that he had no sexual attraction for the four-eyed freaks. Many thanks to Nevinsrip for his torrent and to Harm for his precious testing work and advices on the sound as well as the artwork. 
 11/01/78 The Bottom Line (Early Show)
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Part of : Bottom Line In NYC 78 Complete and Upgraded VENUE The bottom Line CITY New York COUNTRY USA DATE November 01, 1978 4-Eyed Freak remastering. ..... LineUp : Van Morrison : Vocals Herbie Armstrong : guitar Peter Bardens : keyboards Mickey Feat : bass Bobby Tench : guitar Peter Van Hooke : drums Katie Kissoon : backing vocals, lead vocal on "Crazy Love" Anna Peacock : backing vocals. ..... Lineage: Broadcast > ? > CDR (vine) > EAC (secure mode, offset corrected) > Digital remastering and retracking (Soundforge) > Sector Boundary correction (SHNTools) > FLAC (FLAC Frontend level 8). ...... Notes: The Four-Eyed Freak proudly presents : Van Morrison - Bottom Line In NYC 78 - Flawless, Complete and Upgraded Many different version of this boot are circulating. The ones i used for this complete set was the best i found : The source for the Early show is a "complete" (early and late shows) double CD set i received as a vine circulating on Vantrade. I first worked on both the early and late shows from this vine, and was ready to upload my torrent, when Nevinsrip uploaded another version of the late show. I downloaded it and found out that, though its sound was rather muffled, it happened to be a better source for a "remaster" ; it probably came through a low number of analog generation, and was "raw" enough, when the vine source suffers from a rather exagerate equalisation, Van's voice sounding lass natural, somehow into-the-box (this is a personal opinion and you may prefer the "vined" version). So i started again the whole job for the late show, one of the reason why it took me such a long time since i promessed it. Thanks to the guys who PMed me many times, and gave me encouragements ! The title ot this torrent has to be explained. Flawless : None of the version from this shows i ever heared were absolutly clean, i always had to complain about many diginoises. I can't be absolutly affirmative but i wouldn't be surprised to find them on the source silver CDs, and further on any version circulating. The late show recently torrented has also big noises in some tracks, resulting in some awfull scratches. As usual, i repaired all the files redrawing some samples at each flaw i could find. 100% hand-made work, no general filter applyed. Complete : For the very first time, you'll find here the real complete early and late shows. I reintroduced the "Tupelo Honey" that Van played in the early show. As far as i know, no circulating bootled have it ! This unique track comes from a rare radio broadcast of the early show, recorded on a tape and unearthed more than 20 years later that was torrented on a defunct tracker about one year ago, thanks to whoever offered it. The sound quality of this track is of course very different from the other ones, but i did my best to correct it so it sounds similar to the rest as close as possible. Upgraded : I performed some correction on this boot in order to enhance its sound quality. I didn't modify a lot the early show, i just tryed to give it some more "presence". The late show is much more "remastered" (sorry Bert, i don't know other term to tell it ;-) ). The now usual "before and after" mp3 snippets will let you hear the difference. Another snippet will also let you hear the difference between that version of the late show and the one in the 2 CD set usualy circulating on Vantrades. I hope nobody will be shocked by this work, though i know that some nitpickers will pretend that working on CDR sourced files, even from a vine, was bullshit, and that i should have prostituate myself in order to obtain the genuine pre-FM reel tapes. I tryed, sir, i tryed. But the radio director told me that he had no sexual attraction for the four-eyed freaks. Many thanks to Nevinsrip for his torrent and to Harm for his precious testing work and advices on the sound as well as the artwork.  
 03/21/82 Dominion Theatre
London, England 
 2 cdr      Very Good to Excellent Stereo Recording From Mixing Desk Transfer from 1st Generation Tape & Artwork by JTT, October 2006. Source: Mixing Desk (Master Cassette)>Cassette TDK AD90>Sony D3 (playback)> Soundforge 8 (Track Marks & Fades)>FLAC  
 08/26/84 Nostell Priory
Wakefield, England 
 2 cdr     A-  original linage from the artwork states the source as mixing desk>analog tape (cassette)>steinberg clean.wavelab>shn well i got it in a trade ages ago and have extracted the wav files using EAC > FLAC great set list and the quality ain't bad either in fact its very good! well worth a download.....the band richie buckley sax kenny craddock keys jerome rimson bass martin drover trumpet arty mcglnn guitar terry popple drums  
 11/30/89 Beacon Theatre
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      liberated bootleg "inspired evenings" filler from 12/17/95 and 8/8/95 
 07/11/90 Casino
Montreux, Switzerland 
 1 cdr    A   Van Morrison Live in Montreux July 11, 1990_SBD SBD>Cd(r)>Flac>Dime<You MD5 included Setlist: 01_Yeh Yeh 02_Did Ye Get healed 03_It's All In The Game 04_Here Comes The night 05_Baby Please Don't go 06_Domino 07_Jackie wilson Said 08_Sweet Thing 09_Star of The County Down 10_Northern Muse/When Heart Is Open 11_Whenever God Shines His Light 12_Summertime In England 13_Caravan 14_In The Garden Essential, awesome, flawless. Quite possibly the best boot of VM. Sound A+ It's a reseed from 2005.Thanks for the first seeder of this pearl. Enjoy lolita 
 03/22/93 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Transfers from Masters. Recording, Transfer and Artwork by JTT Sony ECM-909>Sony WMD-6C (Maxell SX11 C120/Dolby B)>Soundforge 8 (WAVE)>FLAC ........ Disc One 01. Bring 'em On In (vocal - Bap Kennedy) 02. I'm Not Feeling It Anymore 03. Why Must I Always Explain? 04. See Me Through / Soldier Of Fortune 05. Domino 06. Cleaning Windows 07. Vanlose Stairway / Trans Euro Train 08. Moondance / My Funny Valentine 09. Wavelength 10. Tore Down a la Rimbaud 11. Youth of A 1000 Summers 12. A Town Called Paradise Disc Two 01. Did Ye Get Healed 02. It's All In The Game / Make It Real One More Time 03. Lonely Avenue 04. In The Garden / Daring Night / Real Real Gone 05. Northern Muse (Solid Ground) / When Heart Is Open 06. Brown Eyed Girl 07. Star Of The County Down 08. What'd I Say 09. Gloria / Shakin' All Over (with Bap Kennedy) 10. It's All Over Now Baby Blue  
 03/23/93 Hammersmith Odeon
London, England 
 2 cdr     A-  Transfers from Masters. Recording, Transfer and Artwork by JTT Sony ECM-909>Sony WMD-6C (Maxell SX11 C120/Dolby B)>Soundforge 8 (WAVE)>FLAC..... Disc One 01. One, Two Brown Eyes (vocal - Bap Kennedy) 02. I'm Not Feeling it Anymore 03. Why Must I Always Explain 04. See Me Through / Soldier of Fortune 05. Domino 06. Wavelength 07. Tore Down a la Rimbaud 08. Vanlose Stairway / Trans-Euro Train 09. Northern Muse (Solid Ground) 10. Moondance / My Funny Valentine Disc Two 01. A Town Called Paradise 02. Did Ye Get Healed 03. It's All In The Game 04. Lonely Avenue 05. Brown Eyed Girl 06. In the Garden / Daring Night 07. What'd I Say 08. Gloria (with Bap Kennedy) 09. It's All Over Now Baby Blue 
 12/17/95 Point Depot
Dublin, Ireland 
 2 cdr     A-  Missing Symphony Sid. Sounds clear, but sometimes harsh 
 07/09/99 Freilichbuhne
Loreley, Germany 
 2 cdr       
 05/25/01 Sala Kongresowa
Warsaw, Poland 
 2 cdr     A+  Comment: Broadcast 31. May 2001 on Polish TV - channel TVN; T P Music & Film Festival; 1h41m Lineup: Richard Dunn, Ned Edwards, Lee Goodall, Matt Holland, Pete Hurley, Bobby Irwin, Martin Winning......Transfer: CDR>EAC(secure/offset correct)>WAV>Flac Frontend v1.7.1(level 8)align on sector boundaries>Flac Size: 551 MiB Flac > enjoy! CD 1 1. Days Like This 2. All Saints Day 3. Back On Top 4. That's Life 5. Cleaning Windows 6. Tore Down A La Rimbaud 7. Dead Or Alive 8. Bright Side Of The Road 9. Jackie Wilson Said 10. It's All Over Now Baby Blue 11. Goin' Down Geneva/Brand New Cadillac (44:12) CD 2 1. One Irish Rover 2. Don't Worry About A Thing 3. Philosophers Stone 4. It Once Was My Life 5. Why Must I Always Explain? 6. Precious Time 7. Star Of The County Down 8. Northern Muse (Solid Ground) 9. In The Afternoon (44:37) ********* Share The Music ********* A bit more on this one. I administered the Tree on vantrades. However, we didn't tree this version. After listening to this one (which I did the artwork for) and the other version, it was really hard to hear a distinction. The other version was selected because it was a pure digital recording. The show was on tv and the chap took the digital tv signal right to his computer, so it is a DDD. This version is based on an analog signal tv signal, so its an ADD. Someone else can probably better explain this than I. That being said, although we chose to tree the other version, a few of us thought that this version had an intangible that made it worth while. Much like a cd can never capture the sound you get from an LP, there is something in this version that the other lacks, but beauty is in teh ear of the beholder. Comment : the "something in this version that the other lacks" could be all frequencies above 15-16kHz : this one has a much better bandwidth than "Van In Warsaw"  
 07/12/02 Estival Jazz Festival
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , superMAX & SimplexSimplicissimus release :......The Real Complete Soundboard Version ! Excellent Sound Quality...best source you can get !........ soundboard > RealToReal Wave > 1st copy > eac > wave > trackmarker with WaveLab 3.04 > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries level 8) > flac Van Morrison - Vocals, Harmonica Richard Dunn - Hammond Organ , Piano Ned Edwards - Electric & Acoustic Guitar David Hayes - Electric Bass , Electric Double Bass Matt Holland - Trumpet , Flugelhorn Martin Winning - Alto , Baritone & Tenor Saxophone Bobby Irwin - Drums Special Guest : Chris Barber - Trombone Note : after "Gloria" there is a micro noise and Mr. Morrison shout to a Journalist : "OUT !  

 07/13/85 Live Aid - JFK Stadium, Philly and Wembley, London
Philadelphia, PA 
 17 cdr      ****************************** Mike's notes - I didnt bother to convert the shn files to flac on discs 16 and 17 ( just commercials and interviews ) I also removed the tags from most of the intermission and commercials tracks on discs 1-15 in order to save room on my sonos ************************************************************************************Live Aid audio part1 Disc 1 *01_Introduction.shn *02_Status Quo Stage Introduction.shn *03_Status Quo Rockin' All Over The World.shn *04_Status Quo Caroline.shn *05_Status Quo Don't Waste My Time.shn *06_BBC intermission.shn *07_The Style Council Stage Introduction.shn *08_The Style Council You're The Best Thing.shn *09_The Style Council Big Boss Groove.shn *10_The Style Council Internationalists.shn *11_The Style Council Walls Come Tumbling Down.shn *12_BBC intermission.shn *13_The Boomtown Rats Stage Introduction.shn *14_The Boomtown Rats I Don't Like Mondays.shn *15_The Boomtwon Rats Drag Me Down.shn *16_The Boomtown Rats Rat Trap.shn *17_Intermission.shn *18_Adam Ant Stage Introduction.shn 19_Adam Ant Vive Le Rock.shn *20_BBC Intermission.shn *21_Oz For Africa Link Up.shn *22_INXS What You Need.shn *23_INXS Don't Change.shn *24_Dragon Baby Don't Speak No Evil.shn Disc 2 *01_Men At Work Overkill.shn *02_Little River Band Night Owl.shn *03_Gowana Solid Rock.shn *04_Oz For Africa Link Out.shn *05_Ultravox Reap The Wild Wind.shn *06_Ultravox Dancing With Tears In My eyes.shn *07_Ultravox One Small Day.shn *08_Ultravox Vienna.shn *09_BBC Intermission.shn Loudness Gotta Fight.shn *11_Off Cause Endless Nights.shn *12_Eikichi Yazawa Take It Time.shn *13_Motaharu Sano Shame.shn *14_BBC Intermission.shn *15_Spandau Ballet Stage Introduction.shn *16_Spandau Ballet Only When You Leave.shn *17_Spandau Ballet Virgin.shn *18_Spandau Ballet True.shn *19_BBC Intermission.shn *20_Bill Graham Introducing Jack Nicholson at JFK.shn *21_Jack Nicholson Introducing Joan Baez.shn *22_Joan Baez Introduction Speech.shn *23_Joan Baez Amazing Grace.shn *24_Joan Baez We Are The World.shn *25_BBC Intermission.shn *26_Elvis Costello Stage Introduction.shn *27_Elvis Costello All You Need Is Love.shn Disc 3 *01_BBC intermission.shn *02_Austria Introduction.shn *03_Austria Fur Afrika Warum.shn *04_Chase & Piscopo Stage Introduction.shn *04_The Hooters Stage Intrduction.shn *05_The Hooters And We Danced.shn *06_The Hooters All You Zombies.shn *06_The Hooters Stage Outro.shn *07_BBC Intermission.shn *08_Nik Kershaw Stage Introduction.shn *09_Nik kershaw Wide Boy.shn *10_Nik kershaw Don Quixote.shn *11_Nik Kershaw The Riddle.shn *12_Nik Kershaw Wouldn't It Be Good.shn *13_The Four Tops Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over).shn *14_The Four Tops Bernadette.shn *15_The Four Tops It's The Same Old Song.shn *16_The Four Tops Reach Out I'll Be There.shn *17_The Four Tops I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch).shn *18_Holland Link Up.shn *19_Holland Introduction.shn *20_BB King end of unknown track.shn *21_BB King Why I Sing The Blues.shn *22_BB King Don't Answer The Door.shn *23_ABC Intermission.shn *24_Billy Ocean Caribbean Queen .shn *25_Billy Ocean Loverboy .shn *26_ABC Intermission.shn Disc 4 *01_BBC Intermission.shn *02_Sade Why Can't We Live Together.shn *03_Sade Your Love Is King.shn *04_Sade Is It A Crime.shn *05_ABC Intermission.shn *06_Black Sabbath Children Of The Grave.shn 07_Black Sabbath Iron Man.shn *08_Black Sabbath Paranoid.shn *09_ABC + BBC Intermission.shn *10_Yugoslavia Introduction.shn *11_Yugoslavia Yu Rock Mission For A Million Years.shn *12_BBC Intermission.shn *13_Run DMC Jam Master Jay.shn *14_BBC Intermission.shn *15_Noel Edmonds Stage Introduction.shn *16_Sting and Phil Collins Stage Introduction.shn *17_Sting Roxanne.shn *18_Sting Driven To Tears.shn *19_Phil Collins Against All Odds.shn *20_Sting Message In A Bottle.shn *21_Phil Collins In The Air Tonight.shn *22_Phil Collins + Sting Long Long Way To Go.shn *23_Phil Collins + Sting Every Breath You Take.shn *24_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 5 *01_Rick Springfield Stage Introduction.shn *02_Rick Springfield Love Somebody.shn *03_Rick Springfield State Of The Heart.shn *04_Rick Springfield Human Touch.shn *05_REO Speedwagon Kevin Kronin Interview.shn *06_REO Speedwagon Can't Fight This Feeling.shn *07_REO Speedwagon Roll With The changes.shn *08_ABC and BBC Intermission.shn *09_Howard Jones Stage Introduction.shn *10_Howard Jones Hide And Seek.shn *11_BBC Intermission.shn *12_Autograph Unknown Song Number 1.shn *13_Autograph Hello From the Soviet Union.shn *14_Autograph Unknown Song Number 2.shn *15_BBC Intermission.shn *16_Bryan Ferry Stage Introduction.shn *17_Bryan Ferry Sensation.shn *18_Bryan ferry Boys and Girls.shn *19_Bryan Ferry Slave To Love.shn *20_Bryan Ferry Jealous Guy.shn *21_BBC and ABC Intermission.shn *22_Crosby Stills & Nash Southern Cross.shn *23_Crosby Stills & Nash Teach Your Children.shn *24_Crosby Stills & Nash Suite Judy Blue Eyes.shn Disc 6 *01_Germany Link Up.shn *02_Germany Introduction.shn *03_Germany Fur Afrika Nack Im Wind.shn *04_Germany Fur Afrika Es Geht Voran.shn *05_MTV Intermission.shn *06_Judas Priest Livin' After Midnight.shn *07_Judas Priest The Green Manalishi.shn *08_Judas Priest You've Got Another Thing Comin'.shn *09_MTV and BBC Intermission.shn *10_Paul Young Stage Introduction.shn *11_Paul Young Do They Know It's Christmas.shn *12_Paul Young Come Back and Stay.shn *13_Paul Young and Alison Moyet That's The Way Love Is.shn *14_Paul Young Everytime You Go Away.shn *15_Bob Geldof Welcomes America.shn *16_Bryan Adams Stage Introduction.shn *17_Bryan Adams Kids Wanna Rock.shn *18_Bryan Adams Summer Of 69.shn *19_Bryan Adams Tears Are Not Enough.shn *20_Bryan Adams Cuts Like A knife.shn *21_Bryan Adams Stage Outro.shn Disc 7 *01_U2 Stage Introduction from JFK.shn *02_ Stage Introduction from Wembley.shn *03_U2_Sunday Bloody Sunday.shn *04_U2_Bad.shn *05_Marilyn McCoo Stage introduction.shn *06_The Beach Boys Stage Introduction.shn *07_The Beach Boys California Girls.shn *08_The Beach Boys Help Me, Rhonda.shn *09_The Beach Boys Wouldn't It Be Nice.shn *10_The Beach Boys Good Vibrations.shn *11_The Beach Boys Surfin' USA.shn *12_The Beach Boys Stage Outro.shn *13_BBC Intermission.shn *14_Dire Straits Stage Introduction.shn *15_Dire Straits Money For Nothing.shn *16_Dire Straits Sultans Of Swing.shn *17_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 8 *01_George Thorogood Who Do You Love.shn *02_George Thorogood Tuning.shn *03_George Thorogood The Sky Is Crying.shn *04_George Thorogood Madison Blues.shn *05_George Thorogood Stage Outro.shn *06_Stage Intermission.shn *07_SmithJones Stage Introduction.shn *08_Queen Bohemian Rhapsody.shn *09_Queen Radio Gaga.shn *10_Queen Audience Participation.shn *11_Queen Hammer To Fall.shn *12_Queen Crazy Little Thing Called Love.shn *13_Queen We Will Rock You.shn *14_Queen We Are The Champions.shn *15_Dancing In The Streets Stage Introduction From JFK.shn *16_Dancing In The Streets.shn *17_BBC Intermission.shn *18_Simple Minds Stage Introduction.shn *19_Simple Minds Ghost Dancing.shna *20_Simple Minds Don't You Forget About Me.shn *21_Simple Minds Promised You A Miracle.shn *22_Simple Minds Feed Lost BBC Intermission.shn Disc 9 *01_David Bowie Stage Introduction.shn *02_David Bowie TVC 15.shn *03_David Bowie Rebel Rebel.shn *04_David Bowie Modern Love.shn *05_David Bowie Heroes.shn *06_David Bowie Introducting the Famine Video.shn *07_Famine Video.shn *10_BBC Intermission.shn *11_The Pretenders Time The Avenger.shn *12_The Pretenders Message Of Love.shn *13_The Pretenders Stop Your Sobbing.shn *14_The Pretenders Back On The Chain Gang.shn *15_The Pretenders Middle Of The Road.shn *16_BBC Intermission.shn *17_The Who Stage Introduction from JFK.shn *18_The Who Stage Introduction from Wembley.shn *19_The Who My Generation.shn *20_The Who Pinball Wizard.shn *21_The Who love Reign O'er Me.shn *22_The Who Won't Get Fooled Again.shn Live Aid audio part2 Disc 10 *01_Santana Stage Introduction.shn *02_Santana Brotherhood.shn *03_Santana Primera Invasion.shn *04_Santana Open Invitation.shn *05_Santana By The Pool.shn *06_Santana Right Now.shn *07_BBC Intermission.shn *08 Norway All Of Us.shn *09_BBC Intermission.shn *10_Elton John Stage Introduction.shn *11_Elton John I'm Still Standing.shn *12_Elton John Bennie And The Jets.shn *13_Elton john Rocket Man.shn *14_Elton John Band Presentation.shn *15_Elton John Don't Go Breaking My Heart.shn *16_Elton John Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me.shn *17_Elton John Can I Get A Witness.shn *18_Intermission.shn *19_Ashford And Simpson Solid.shn *20_Ashford Simpson Reach And Touch Somebody's Hand.shn *21_ABC Intermission.shn *22_Kool and The Gang Stand Up And Sing.shn *23_Kool And The Gang Cherish.shn *24_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 11 *01_BBC Intermission.shn *02_Bette Midler Stage Introduction.shn *03_Madonna Stage Introduction.shn *04_Madonna Holiday.shn *05_Madonna Into The Groove.shn *06_Madonna Love Makes The World Go Round.shn *07_ABC and BBC Intermission.shn *08_Mercury and May Stage Introduction.shn *09_Mercury and May Is This The World We Created.shn *10_Intermission.shn *11_Paul Mc Cartney Let It Be.shn *12_Intermission.shn *13_UK Finale.shn *14_Wembley Link Up to JFK.shn *15_Tom Petty Stage Introduction.shn *16_Tom Petty American Girl.shn *17_Tom Petty The Waiting.shn *18_Tom Petty Rebels.shn *19_Tom Petty Refugee.shn *20_Tom Petty Stage Outro.shn *21_BBC Intermission.shn *22_Kenny Loggins Footloose.shn *23_Kenny Loggins Stage Outro.shn *24_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 12 *01_The Cars You Might Think.shn *02_The Cars Drive.shn *03_The Cars Just What I Needed.shn *04_The Cars Heartbeat City.shn *05_The Cars Stage Outro.shn *06_BBC Intermission.shn *07_Neil Young Sugar Mountain.shn *08_Neil Young The Needle And The Damade Done.shn *09_Neil Young Helpless.shn *10_Neil Young Nothing Is Perfect.shn *11_Niel Young Powderfinger.shn *12_Neil Young Stage Outro.shn *13_BBC Intermission.shn *14_Power Station Stage Introduction.shn *15_Power Station Murderess.shn *16_Power Station Get It On.shn *17_Power Station Stage Outro.shn *18_Jeff Bridges Intermissioon.shn *19_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 13 *01_Tom Baliey Thomson Twins Annoncement.shn *02_Thomsons Twins Stage Introduction.shn *03_Thomson Twins Hold Me Now.shn *04 Thomwon Twins Revolution.shn *05_BBC Intermission.shn *06_Famine Video.shn *07_BBC Intermission.shn *08_Eric Clapton White Room.shn *09_Eric Clapton She's Waiting.shn *10_Eric Clapton Layla.shn *11_BBC Intermission.shn *12_Phil Collins Stage Introduction.shn *13_Phil Collins Against All Odds.shn *14_Phil Collins In The Air Tonight.shn *15_Led Zeppelin Stage Introduction.shn *16_Led Zeppelin Rock And Roll.shn *17_Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love.shn *18_Led Zeppelin Stairway To Heaven.shn *19_Led Zeppelin Stage Outro.shn *20_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 14 *01_ABC Intermission.shn *02_CNS&Y Only Love Can Break Your Heart.shn *03_CSN&Y Tuning.shn *04_CSN&Y Dayligth Again.shn *05_Duran Duran Stage Introduction.shn *06_Duran Duran A View To A Kill.shn *07_Duran Duran Union Of The Snake.shn *08_Duran Duran Save A Prayer.shn *09_Duran Duran The Reflex.shn *10_BBC Intermission.shn *11_Cliff Richard A World Of Difference.shn *12_BBC Intermission.shn *13_Patti LaBelle Stage Introduction.shn *14_Patti LaBelle New Attitude.shn *15_Patti LaBelle Imagine.shn *16_Patti LaBelle Forever Young.shn *17_Patti LaBelle Stir It Up.shn *18_Patti LaBelle Over The Rainbow.shn *19_Patti LaBelle Why Can't I Get It Over.shn *20_Patti LaBelle Stage Outro.shn *21_BBC Intermission.shn Disc 15 *01_Dionne Warwick Stage Introduction.shn *02_Hall & Oates Stage Introduction.shn *03_Hall & Oates Out Of Touch.shn *04_Hall & Oates Maneater.shn *05_Hall & Oates Get Ready.shn *06_Hall & Oates Ain't Too Proud To Beg.shn *07_Hall& Oates The Way You Do The Things You Do.shn *08_Hall & Oates My Girl.shn *09_BBC Intermission.shn *10_Mick Jagger Stage Introduction.shn *11_Mick Jagger Lonely At The Top.shn *12_Mick Jagger Just Another Night.shn *13_Mick Jagger Miss You.shn *14_Mick Jagger State Of Shock.shn *15_Mick Jagger It's Only Rock And Roll.shn *16_Mick Jagger Stage Outro.shn *17_BBC Intermission.shn *18_Bob Dylan Stage Introduction.shn *19_Bob Dylan The Ballad Of Hollis Brown.shn *20_Bob Dylan When The Ships Comes In.shn *21_Bob Dylan Blowin' In The Wind.shn *22_Intermission.shn *23_US Finale.shn *24_BBC Intermission.shn *25_Famine Video.shn Disc 16 *01_message from Kareem ABDUL - JABBAR.shn *02_message from Mikhael AIVANHOV.shn *03_message from Woody ALLEN.shn *04_message from Richard ATTENBOROUGH.shn *05_message from Tom BAILEY.shn *06_message from Leonard BERNSTEIN.shn *07_message from Jeff BRIDGES (01).shn *08_message from Jeff BRIDGES (02).shn *09_message from Jeff BRIDGES (03).shn *10_message from Jackson BROWNE.shn *11_message from Caesar CHAVEZ.shn *12_message from Harvey COREMAN.shn *13_message from Kirk DOUGLAS.shn *14_message from Rogert ENRICO.shn *15_message from Haing S NGOR.shn *16_message from Valerie HARPER (01).shn *17_message from Valerie HARPER (02).shn *18_message from Rebbecca HOLDEN.shn *19_message from Julio IGLESIAS.shn *20_message from Jessie JACKSON.shn *21_message from Diane KEATON.shn *22_message from Preston KEEVAMI.shn *23_message from Teddy KENEDY Jr.shn *24_message from Coretta Scott KING.shn *25_message from Burt LANCASTER.shn *26_message from Mickey LELAND.shn *27_message from Mike MITCHELL.shn *28 message from Morita AKIA.shn *29_message from Bradford MORSE.shn *30_message from Carl SAGAN.shn *31_message from Prince SULTAN.shn *32_message from Peter UEBERROTH.shn Disc 17 *01_interview with Bob Geldof.shn *02_interview with Bill Graham (MTV).shn *03_interview with Rob Halford (MTV).shn *04_interview with Marilyn Mc Coo (MTV).shn *05_interview with Jack Nicholson (MTV).shn *06_interview with Hall and Oates-Kendricks - Ruffin (MTV).shn *07_interview with Tom Bailey and Nile Rodgers (MTV).shn *08_interview with Billy Ocean (MTV).shn *09_interview with Billy Ocean (ABC).shn *10_interview with Kenny Loggins (MTV).shn *11_interview Chrissie Hynde (MTV).shn *12_interview with George Thorogood and Paul Shaffer (MTV).shn *13_interview with Brian Wilson - Carl Wilson (MTV).shn *14_interview with Max Weinberg (MTV).shn *15_interview with Martin Chambers (MTV).shn *16_interview with Grace Slick (MTV).shn *17_interview with Tom Hutton (MTV).shn *18_interview with Melissa Manchester (MTV).shn *19_interview with Mick Jagger (MTV).shn *20_interview with Tina Turner (MTV).shn *21_interview with Tom Petty (MTV).shn *22_interview with Led Zeppelin and Phil Collins (MTV).shn *23_interview with Phil Collins (MTV).shn *24_interview with Phil Collins (ABC).shn *25_interview with Pihil Oollins and Steve Blacknell on COncorde (BBC).shn *26_interview with Lionel Richie (MTV).shn *27_interview with Diane Warwick (MTV).shn *28_interview with Paul Stanley (ABC).shn *29_interview with Kevin Cronin (ABC).shn *30_interview with Paul Young (ABC).shn *31_interview with Andrew Rigeley (ABC).shn *32_interview with David Bowie (ABC).shn *33_interview with Carlos Santana (ABC).shn *34_interview with Bob Geldof (ABC).shn *35_interview with Bob Geldof (ABC).shn *36_interview with Paul Mc Cartney (ABC).shn Disc 18 Queen VCD Bonus Disc Voices of Freedom (Liberated boot) Bob Dylan, Ron Wood & Keith Richards Rattle Snake RS 076 Tracks 1-16: Rehearsals for the Live Aid Concert, recorded in Ron Wood's basement, July 12, 13 1985 Tracks 17-20: Live Aid Concert, Philadelphia, PA., July 14, 1985 1.Blowin' In The Wind 2.Unknown 3.Ballad Of Hollis Brown 4.Careless Ethiopians 5.Conversation #1 6.Blowin' In The Wind 7.Conversation #2 8.Ballad Of Hollis Brown Jam #1 9.Ballad Of Hollis Brown Jam #2 10.Ballad Of Hollis Brown Jam #3 11.Conversation #3 12.When The Ship Comes In 13.When The Ship Comes In 14.Dark Eyes 15.Conversation #4 16.Ballad Of Hollis Brown Jam #4 17.Intro 18.Ballad Of Hollis Brown 19.When The Ship Comes In 20.Blowin' In The Wind ATTENTION PLEASE! This set is NOT to be sold in any case!!! Just support the official organizations (http://www.liveaiddvd.net; http://www.buybandaid20.com; http://www.thehungersite.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/CTDSites; http://www.freedonation.com). The world can be a better place to live with everyone generosity! For any kind of info see http://www.live-aid.info/ Yahoo Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/liveaid run by JME (Cohon Production), author and mastering engineer of this compilation (many thanks to his patience and huge research and work! Kudos to JME!)  

 08/09/85 Unknown
Athens, Greece 
 1 cdr      VSOP III ATHENS GREECE AUG.9,1985 SBD A SB MASTER > CASSETTE > M-AUDIO TRANSIT > COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC HERBIE HANCOCK KEYS RON CARTER BASS TONY WILLIAMS DRUMS FREDDIE HUBBARD TPT. BOBBY HUTCHERSON VIBES CD1 1-/FOOTPRINTS 2-? 3-CANTALOUPE ISLAND 4-? CD2 1-TALK 2-SISTER CHERYL 3-NIGHT AND DAY 4-LITTLE WALTZ 5-MAIDEN VOYAGE 6-? 

 07/15/94 The Viper Room
West Hollywood, CA 
 1 cdr      The Wallflowers 1994-07-15 The Viper Room - Los Angeles, CA SOUNDBOARD Lineage: Audio CDR > EAC > mkwACT > SHN "The Holy Grail of Wallflowers Bootlegs." A genuine, crystal-clear line-in soundboard recording purportedly used as an audition tape for Interscope Records. Lots of rare and unreleased songs performed by an early incarnation of the band. History abounds here. So much so that unreleased tracks 2 and 5 are thought to be Jakob Dylan originals, but no official information is available to confirm this. Jakob's mic is turned off during soundcheck so sound quality suffers accordingly. Disc 1 01. Gold Digger {Unreleased} **Five second fade-out at :45 mark** 02. One Yellow Rose {Unreleased} 03. Laughing Out Loud 04. 6th Avenue Heartache 05. Some Friends {Unreleased} 06. God Don't Make Lonely Girls 07. Angel on My Bike 08. Halo 09. Skinny Lips {Unreleased} 10. Used to Be Lucky 11. Don't Cry No Tears {Neil Young cover} 12. Brand New Cadillac {The Clash cover} --Soundcheck-- 13. One Yellow Rose 14. ??? {Unknown song} 15. ??? {Band jamming} 16. Bleeders {Early version} 
 07/04/03 Taste of Chicago
Chicago, IL 
 1 cdr      The Wallflowers Grant Park, Chicago, Ill. July 4th 2003 WXRT Radio Broadcast - great soundboard CDR trade -> WAV -> SHN no artwork 1. intro 2. Three Marlenas 3. Everybody Out Of the Water 4. Bleeder 5. How Good Can It Get 6. Three Ways 7. If You Never Got Sick 8. What's So Funny About Peace Love and Understanding 9. Letters From The Wasteland 10. One Headlight 11. I'll See You When I Get Home 12. When You're On Top 13. Some Flowers Bloom Dead 14. Everything I Need 15. Sleepwalker 16. The Difference 17. 6th Avenue Heartache 18. Heroes haven't seen much Wallflowers on here and I thought this one was a real winner, enjoy! 

 06/29/97 Stanhope House
Stanhope, NJ 
 2 cdr      solo acoustic  
 05/06/01 The Brandyhouse
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      source: sbd > sbm-1 > d100 conversion: d100 > delta dio 2496 > samplitude 4.5 > wav - taped and converted by Sam Phillips Patched (Due to technical taping difficulties) at about 2:46 (8:52-11:21 total time) in I'll be the One through the very first part of Into the Mystic using: sbd>fm feed>d8>tascamcdr7000>EAC>shn thanks to Jonathan Fox. Patched and Seeded by Alan Schwartz. Disc 1 of 1 intro> Old Friend I'll Be the One Into the Mystic Raven Black Night (With Matt Abts on various pots & pans) In My Life (wh & ma) Fallen Down (schools, wh, & ma) Stoned Me (schools, wh, & ma) Soulshine (schools, wh, & ma) E:One (just Warren) Setlist thanks to Jonathan Fox :) to Jonathan Fox :)  

 05/23/85 Rockefeller's
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr    A   Warren Zevon (solo/acoustic) Rockefeller's Houston, TX May 23, 1985 (early show) Soundboard recording Another great torrent from Mexminute/TheCommish (from the Mexminute archives) **mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section** A must-have show by the late Warren Zevon (Jan. 24, 1947-Sept. 7, 2003). It's hard to believe it's been 5 years already. Note: Unlike many Warren Zevon recordings, this particular show CANNOT be found (yet, at least) in the Live Music Archive at www.archive.org. However, the archive does have a nice-looking June 18, 1986 Zevon show from Rockefeller's, found here: http://www.archive.org/details/Zevon1986-06-18.early Setlist: 101. Frank and Jesse James 102. Start Me Up (Rolling Stones) > 103. Poor, Poor Pitiful Me 104. Veracruz 105. Reconsider Me 106. Detox Mansion 107. Bill Lee 108. Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner 201. Johnny Strikes Up The Band 202. Accidentally Like A Martyr 203. Tenderness On The Block 204. Boom Boom Mancini 205. The Factory 206. Werewolves Of London 207. Not Fade Away (Buddy Holly) > 208. Lawyers, Guns and Money 209. Announcements Lineage: SBD > 1st gen cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC Editing notes: * Re-tracked entire show by combing with Nero's wave editor and then re-splitting with CD Wave * Deleted 19 seconds of audience applause at beginning of Track 101 and faded in with Nero's wave editor * Deleted about 5 seconds at end of Track 107; faded out applause with Nero * Removed small glitch at 6:15 mark of Track 205 * Made numerous volume adjustments using Nero's wave editor (see notes below) in order to balance-out the overall volume of the show. Unfortunately, the original recording had some pronounced volume fluctuations: some spots were REALLY loud whereas other parts/tracks were difficult to hear. Conservatively, I spent a couple hours trying to adjust the volume so that the show would play more evenly. I tried to avoid having the show exceed peak volume as best I could, but some spots on the original recording were a bit "hot" and I tried to blend everything together as best as I could. Overall, I'm extremely happy with the end result.  

 07/06/96 Pavillione Conza
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Wayne Shorter Estival Jazz 1996 Lugano (CH), Pavillione Conza (?) July 6, 1996 Wayne Shorter - tenor & soprano sax David Gilmore - guitar Jim Beard - keyboards Alphonso Johnson - electric bass Rodney Holmes - drums 1. (12:45) 2. (14:28) 3. (13:01) 4. Footprints (8:35) 5. (10:37) 6. (12:24) 7. (7:30) TT: 79:22 Sound: A/A- (mono) Source: RSI 2 "Live di mezzanotte" / 2007-08-04 Lineage: FM > HD > Cool Edit Pro > FLAC (8,asb,verify) Recorded & shared by ubu ****************************** Mike's notes - according to etree the track list is as follows : on the milky way express at the fair over the shadow hill way footprints the three marias children of the night endangered species ************************************************** 

 07/13/01 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release :........ Soundboard > DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org........ Lineup : Wayne Shorter - tenor & soprano saxophone Danilo Perez - piano John Patitucci - double bass Brian Blade - drums  

 07/02/87 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release : ....... Soundboard > ReelToReel >DAT > 1st copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) > torrent on www.dimeadozen.org ...... Musicians : Wayne Shorter - saxophone Jim Beard - piano/keyboards Carl James - bass Marilyn Mazur - percussion Terri Lyne Carrington - drums  

 12/11/94 Universal Amphitheatre
Universal City, CA 
 1 cdr      This is one of the artists from the 1994 KROQ Acoustic X-Mas. About 5 tapes includeing STP, Black Crowes, Cranberries, and Live more. Recording source: FM master Transfer source: my cassette to pc from sony D3 through SB X-Fi Audio 2400 sound card Transfer: Sony D3 > Jet Audio (>PCM 44,1000 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) > CDWav > Flac Level 8 Taper: Dubwise Flac Ffp or Md5: Yes see below ******************************************* ******************************************* Setlist: Song seem to be from LP "human being" maybe? 01. Weezer - KROQ Winkler intro.flac 02. Weezer - KROQ Buddy Holly.flac 03. Weezer - KROQ Jenny.flac 04. Weezer - KROQ No One Else.flac 05. Weezer - KROQ Sweater Song.flac 06. Weezer - KROQ Talks to crowd.flac 07. Weezer - KROQ.Surf Wax America .flac 

 03/27/65 Theatre des Champs Elysees
Paris, France 
 1 cdr      received in trade 1 funk house 2 jingles 3 twisted blues 4 blue and boogie missing the rest 

 02/22/01 The Middle East
Cambridge, MA 
 1 cdr      White Stripes The Middle East, Cambridge, Massachusetts 2-22-01 taped by Ben Blackwell, actually he gave a tape to the sbd guy and asked him to tape it. no source info 50 min SBD/A 1. The Big Three Killed My Baby 2. Let's Shake Hands 3. When I Hear My Name 4. You're Pretty Good Looking 5. Hello Operator 6. Jolene (Dolly Parton cover) 7. Death Letter (Son House cover) 8. Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground 9. Lord, Send Me An Angel (Blind Willie McTell cover) 10. Fell in Love With A Girl 11. Apple Blossom 12. Sugar Never Tasted So Good 13. Truth Doesn't Make A Noise 14. Hotel Yorba 15. Astro 16. Jack The Ripper (Screaming Lord Sutch cover) 17. Cannon 18. Screwdriver 19. Little Room 20. Look Me Over Closely (Marlene Dietrich cover) 
 05/19/03 Columbiahalle
Berlin, Germany 
 2 cdr      received in trade 
 06/24/05 Glastonbury Festival
Pilton, England 
 1 cdr/shn     A+  Source : BBC 2 TV Broadcast > Cable > Philips DVD-R70 Transfer: Audio Recorded In Cool Edit Pro II > Amplified 3dB > CD WAVE > FLAC > Amadeus II > EQ > WAV > FLAC 
 07/28/05 The Glass House
Pomona, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: Shure MX185s > Homemade Battery Box > Sony TCD-D8 @ 48khz Transfer: Sony TCD-D8 > 7-pin coax > M-Audio Audiophile USB (spdif) > Sound Forge 8 > CDWave > FLAC8 Taper: mikito 

 ??/??/39 BBC Radio Sessions - 1965-1970
London, UK 
 1 cdr      OK, let's take another stab at this. Had to get confirmation that this was eac-ed before I could post it. If you already started this one all files are the same so just lay it over the original torrent. The Who - You Are Who? Lineage cd > eac > wav > traders little helper > flac (Demos & Outtakes for the "Who Are You? - Album, 1976-78) Origin: CD - (Disc label and ID: WHO 78)Liberated 01. Who Are You (Studio-outtake - Daltry vocals) 02. Who Are You (Original Pete Townshend demo - Townshend vocals) 03. Love is Coming Down (P.T. Demo) 04. New Song (P.T. demo-original mix) 05. Sister Disco (P.T. demo-original mix) 06. Never Ask Me (P.T. demo-original mix) 07. I Like It That Way (original P.T. acoustic version) 08. Love is Wine (unreleased P.T. demo) 09. Keep on Working (original P.T. demo) 10. Guitar and Pen (original P.T. demo) 11. Music Must Change (P.T. demo - original mix) 12. Empty Glass (original P.T. demo-version) 13. No Road Romance (P.T. demo - original mix) 14. Barbara Ann (Who-Studio outtake) 15. Peppermint Lump (P.T. demo with schoolgirl Angie singing-released as a 7" on STIFF Records in 1979, credited to Angie)  
 ??/??/39 Lifehouse & Quadrophenia Demos - Olympic Studios
London, England 
 2 cdr      The Who Life & Quadrophenia Demos Recorded at Olympic Studios London, England 1970 & 1973 PrimaDonna Disc All Songs Written & Performed by Pete Townshend From original reels and acetates-> CD -> .flac Disc 1 (74:19) 1. Baba O' Raily 13:14 2. Bargain 4:18 3. Love in't For Keeping 1:32 4. This Song Is Over 5:22 5. Gettin' In Tune 8:22 6. Going Mobile 3:32 7. Behind Blue Eyes 8:39 8. Won't Get Fooled Again 8:35 9. Pure & Easy 4:19 10. Mary 5:46 11. Too Much Of Anything 6:22 12. Join Together 10:00 13. The Relay 4:12 Disc 2 (53:08) 1. Put The Money Down 5:50 2. I Don't Even Know Myself 5:26 3. Unused Piano 3:16 4. Love Reign O'er Me 4:00 5. The Real Me 4:10 6. The Dirty Jobs 4:30 7. The Punk & The Godfather 5:03 8. I'm One 2:40 9. I've Had Enough 6:19 10: Bell Boy 4:35 11. Cut My Hair 3:27 12. Brr 3:34  
 04/05/68 Fillmore East
New York, NY 
 1 cdr      Here's a great-sounding show from The Who that I was listening to the other day. After doing a little research, I see that this was shared by paulds here on DIME in March 2006. The show left the tracker (due to "exceeding inactivity") in June 2007, but not before it was snatched a noteworthy 723 times. So obviously this one's quite popular! Aside from the fact that it's got great sound quality going for it, I like this show for these three specific reasons: 1. There's no "Baba O'Riley" 2. There's no "Won't Get Fooled Again" 3. There's no "Who Are You" Of course, none of these songs was written--or at least recorded--by the group in 1968! The first two songs were released in 1971 on the "Who's Next" LP and "Who Are You" was released in 1978 on the album of the same name. To be perfectly honest, I'd be quite happy if I never heard any of these three songs again in my life... WAY too overplayed!!! But thankfully, many of the songs included in this show have not been overplayed --at least not nearly as much as "the big three" noted above. My thanks again to paulds for sharing it with us. Lastly, I have not altered any of the original SHN files, so if any of you have this already, I encourage you to help seed for others. ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** The Who Fillmore East New York, NY April 5, 1968 "Shakin' All Over" boot GREAT SOUNDBOARD! Setlist: 01. Summertime Blues 02. Fortune Teller 03. Tattoo 04. Little Billy 05. I Can't Explain 06. Happy Jack 07. Relax 08. A Quick One 09. My Way 10. Shakin' All Over 11. Boris The Spider 12. My Generation SILVER>EAC>WAV>SHN COVER STATES "FROM MASTER TAPE NO EQ" Note: According to the etree database, there's apparently a 13th track ("Young Man Blues") in this show but it's not included in this torrent. Sorry! http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=56397 Originally shared on DIME by paulds March 2006; re-posted on DIME by TheCommish September 2008 
 09/29/69 Concertgebouw
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 2 cdr      THE WHO Title: "Unbelievable Fantastic" (ROCKMASTERS RMC-007/8) Date: 29th September, 1969 Venue: Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam. Country: Netherlands Type: Soundboard Quality: A+ Lineage : ?>>SilverCD >> WAV >> FLAC disc1 01, House Announcement 02, Heaven And Hell 03, I Can't Explain 04, Fortune Teller 05, Tattoo 06, Young Man Blues 07, A Quick One, While He's Away 08, Substitute 09, Happy Jack 10, I'm A Boy 11, Overture 12, It's A Boy 13, 1921 14, Amazing Journey 15, Sparks disc2 01, Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker) 02, Christmas 03, The Acid Queen 04, Pinball Wizard 05, Do You Think It's Alright? 06, Fiddle About 07, Tommy Can You Hear Me? 08, There's A Doctor 09, Go To The Mirror 10, Smash The Mirror 11, Miracle Cure 12, Sally Simpson 13, I'm Free 14, Tommy's Holiday Camp 15, We're Not Gonna Take It 16, Listening To You / See Me, Feel Me 17, Summertime Blues 18, Shakin' All Over 19, My Generation - Underture Line-up: Pete Townshend (guitars & vocals) Roger Daltey (vocals) Keith Moon (drums & vocal) John Entwistle (bass & vocal) 
 11/29/71 The Warehouse
New Orleans, LA 
 1 cdr     A-  The Who 29th November 1971 Warehouse New Orleans Lineage: Silver CD -> WAVE (Exact Rip with xACT) -> FLAC (Level 8, xACT) Silver: Hiwatt SCWH-001 "Gutter Punks At A Warehouse" 01 Baba O'Riley 02 Bargain 03 Behind Blue Eyes 04 Won't Get Fooled Again 05 Baby Don't You Do It 06 Magic Bus 07 Overture 08 Amazing Journey 09 Sparks 10 Pinball Wizard 11 See Me, Feel Me 12 My Generation Banter transcription by Tom Pratt. Artwork, FLAC Fingerprints, MD5 Verifcation Files and Rip Logs are all included. Liberated by: scirius Brought to you by: Long Live Rock http://www.longliverock.org/downloads FREE TRADE ONLY! NOT FOR SALE! 
 ??/??/71 Who's Next Sessions
Compilation, Compilation 
 1 cdr       The Who - Who's Next Sessions cd > eac > wav > frontend flac > flac 01. Won't Get Fooled Again (unreleased 1st version) 02. Pure And Easy (rough mix-1st version) 03. Baby Don't You Do It (rough mm) 04. Love Ain't For Keeping (unreleased 1st version) 05. Bargain (rough mix) 06. Too Much Of Anything (rough mm) 07. Getting In Tune (unreleased 1st version) 08. Song Is Over (rough mix) 09. Won't Get Fooled Again (2nd version-rough mix) 10. Love Ain't For Keeping (unreleased 1st session-alternate mix) 11. Getting In Tune (unreleased 1st version-"no drums' mix) 12. Pure And Easy (Pete on piano) 13. Baba' O'Riley 14. Going Mobile 15. My Wife 16. Behind the Blue Eyes Uploaded by halogen. October 15, 2005.  
 12/04/73 The Spectrum
Philadelphia, PA 
 1 cdr     A-  includes some tracks of interviews with the band 
 12/06/73 Capital Centre
Landover, MD 
 1 cdr      BAND: THE WHO VENUE: CAPITOL CENTER CITY: LANDOVER STATE: MD COUNTRY: USA DATE: 1973.12.06 FORMAT: FLAC INFO: THE WHO 1974 King Biscuit Flower Hour 12/6/73 (actual date of concert) Capital Centre, Landover, MD pre-FM Lineage: Pre-FM reel for KBFH (New digital transfer of pre-FM source on 03/10/07 also includes special version of DOGS used as closing of original KBFH broadcast) > (?) >(?) >cdr (0) >cdr (1) >EAC (secure mode, test and copy, read offset correct) >WAVE >TLH >FLAC >L8 Note: The two (?) should be Sony 7035 receiver>JVC XL-R5010 stand-alone but I can't verify this. So keep is as ? & ? FREEZER received this from the PRE-FM reel, On these it reads Washington as the city this occured in. Taper: UNKNOWN Transfer: FREEZER TO CDR (0) & 1ZEPPELIN2 to FLAC Disc 1 ( ) 01. INTRO KING BISCUIT ANNOUNCER 02. I CAN'T EXPLAIN 03. SUMMERTIME BLUES 04. MY GENERATION 05. I AM THE SEA > THE REAL ME 06. I'M ONE 07. TOWNSEND SPEAKS > SEA AND SAND > 08. > CONTINUED WITH SEA AND SAND > KING BISCUIT ANNOUNCER 09. DROWNED 10. BELL BOY 11. TOWNSEND SPEAKS > DOCTOR JIMMY 12. WON'T GET FOOLED AGAIN 13. PINBALL WIZARD 14. SEE ME FEEL ME 15. PIONEER HI FIDELITY COMMERCIAL (CLASSIC) 16. LAND LUBBER COMMERCIAL (CLASSIC) 17. KING BISCUIT ANNOUNCER 18. KING BISCUIT ANNOUNCER INTRO A RARE SPOOF ON KEITH MOON THANKING EVERYONE (FANTASTIC) 
 05/18/74 Charlton Athletic Football Ground
London, England 
 1 cdr      Disc 1 1. Young Man's Blues 2. Behind Blue Eyes 3. Pinball Wizard 4. See Me Feel Me 5. Magic Bus 6. My Generation 7. I'm A Boy 8. Tattoo 9. Boris The Spider 10. Dr. Jimmy 11. Won't Get Fooled Again 12. Summertime Blues 13. Baba O'Riley 14. Naked Eye ... **Officially released tracks removed. Those tracks are Substitute, Drowned, Bell Boy and My Generation Blues, which were all released on the "30 Years Of Maximum R&B" video set. I am putting up the edited version because I figured some of you might still want the remaining tracks. You might be able to fit this version of the show on one cd. ...The actual order the songs were played at this show: 01 Can't Explain 02 Summertime Blues 03 Young Man Blues 04 Baba O'Riley 05 Behind Blue Eyes 06 Substitute 07 I'm A Boy 08 Tattoo 09 Boris The Spider 10 Drowned 11 Bell Boy 12 Dr. Jimmy 13 Won't Get Fooled Again 14 Pinball Wizard 15 See Me, Feel Me 16 5:15 17 Magic Bus 18 My Generation 19 Naked Eye 20 Let's See Action 21 My Generation Blues..  
 11/20/75 The Summit
Houston, TX 
 2 cdr      The Who The Summit November 20, 1975 Houston, TX Soundboard recording. JBeat Remaster Version. Disc 1 : 01 Substitute 02 I Can't Explain 03 Squeeze Box 04 Baba O'Riley 05 Boris The Spider 06 Drowned 07 However Much I Booze 08 Dreaming From The Waist 09 Behind Blue Eyes 10 Keith Moon Introduces Tommy 11 Amazing Journey / Sparks 12 Acid Queen 13 Pinball Wizard 14 I'm Free 15 Tommy's Holiday Camp 16 We're Not Gonna Take It! Disc 2 : 01 Summertime Blues 02 My Generation / Join Together / Extended Jam 03 Naked Eye 04 Roadrunner 05 Won't Get Fooled Again 06 Magic Bus 07 My Generation Blues Lineage: SHNs > mkwACT > WAVs > SoundForge > CD Architect > CDR @ 2X (Mitsui Silver) > EAC > WAV > mkwACT > SHNs > Traders Helper > WAV > FLAC Artwork, Fingerprint and MD5 files included. ---------------------------------------------------------- Summary Of JBeat-Remaster Corrections: sourced from: "Live In Houston 1975" Watch Tower (WT 2002101/102) Houston TX USA November 20, 1975 - Right-channel clicks - Gaps in Squeeze Box, Baba O'Riley, and Summertime Blues - Numerous glitches - Clicking in Won't Get Fooled Again - Track indexing - Moon's Tommy introduction speech reconstructed - Move Tommy to Disc 1 ---------------------------------------------------------- Audio files donated by Felix. Artwork donated by OORU. Brought to you by: Long Live Rock http://www.longliverock.org FREE TRADE ONLY NOT FOR SALE DO NOT REMASTER 
 12/14/75 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Source: audience/3rd gen. analog>SHN Quality: EX-/VG+ Media: 2 cdr SHN. that folds out to 2 cdr audio Additional notes: Special thanks goes to Slipkid for the source ! There's two audience sources to this show,this is the better of the two sources.If you happened to pick up the Toronto 12-11-75 show and like the way it sounds,, you'll simply love this ! Re-mastered by: John Atyim Artwork by: Eric WW18 is The Who at the Civic Center; Springfield, Massachusetts 12-14-75. Special thanks to "Slipkid" for the source tapes to this show I simply love. The band is in a very good mood this night and as always Keith provides some funny stage banter.  
 06/12/76 City Football Ground
Swansea, Wales 
 1 cdr     A-  track list differs from Etree entry: 1) Amazing Journey; 2)Sparks; 3) The Acid Queen; 4) Fiddle About; 5) Pinball Wizard; 6) I'm Free > How Can We Follow; 7) Baba O'Riley; 8) Squeeze Box; 9) Behind Blue Eyes; 10) Dreaming From The Waist; 11) My Wife; 12) Summertime Blues; 13) My Generation; 14) Won't Get Fooled Again  
 12/15/77 Gaumont State Theater
Kilburn Northwest, UK 
 1 cdr     A-  THE WHO Exploding Drummer THE LAST SHOW OF KEITH MOON ! Gaumont State Theatre, Kilburn, London UK December 15, 1977 From Original Silver CD VG+ to EX Recording Original ARTWORK 1 introduction 2 I can't explain 3 substitute 4 baba o' reily 5 my wife ( OFFICIAL TRACK REMOVED ) 6 behind blue eyes 7 dreaming from the waist 8 pinball wizard 9 I'm free 10 tommy's holiday camp 11 summertime blues 12 shakin' all over 13 my generation 14 join together 15 who are you 16 won't get fooled again 
 05/17/79 The Pavillion
Paris, France 
 2 cdr     A-  DISC ONE (67:53) 1-Substitute 2-I Can't Explain 3-Baba O'Riley 4-The Punk And The Godfather 5-Boris The Spider 6-Sister Disco 7-Behind Blue Eyes 8-Music Must Change 9-Bargain 10-Pinball Wizard 11-See Me Feel Me 12-Long Live Rock 13-Dreaming From The Waist DISC TWO (54:08) 1-Who Are You 2-My Generation 3-Join Together 4-My Generation Blues 5-Magic Bus 6-Piano & Guitar Interlude 7-Won't Get Fooled Again 8-Young Man Blues 9-Summertime Blues 10-The Real Me Pete Townshend: Guitars, Vocals Roger Daltrey: Vocals, Harmonica John Entwistle: Basses, Vocals Kenney Jones: Drums John "Rabbit" Bundrick: Keyboards... FM (unknown gen) > CDR > EAC > FLAC Here's a rare radio concert of The Who from the fifth show of "phase two", with Kenney Jones, and Rabbit. The quality isn't perfect, but it's by no means bad. It's a nice treat to hear a radio show with many of the songs listed. As always, enjoy!  
 09/01/79 Zeppelinfield
Nürnberg, Germany 
 2 cdr     A-  Lineage: MaC >C >CD >EAC >Adobe Audition >CDwave > Flac Frontend (level 7, verify and align on sector boundaries) ... cuts in "drowned" and "black and white" due to original tape flips  
 12/15/79 Coliseum
New Haven, CT 
 2 cdr     A-  Recording Info: Unknown gen Cassette >TASCAM RW-700 >CD > EAC > Adobe Audition (EQing & Normalization) > CDwave (tracking) > FLAC frontend (level 8, verify, with align on sector boundaries) > Tracker ................... Disc 1: (68:22) 01. Substitute 02. Can't Explain 03. Baba O'Riley 04. Punk & The Godfather 05. My Wife 06. Sister Disco 07. Behind Blue Eyes 08. The Music Must Change 09. Drowned 10. Who Are You Disc 2: (69:53) 01. 5:15 02. Pinball Wizard > 03. See Me Feel Me 04. Long Live Rock 05. My Generation > 06. Improvisation On Drums > 07. I Can See For Miles > 08. Sparks > 09. Won't Get Fooled Again 10. encore break 11. Summertime Blues > 12. Dancing In The Street > 13. Dance It Away > 14. How Can You Do It Alone > 15. Dance It Away (reprise) .................. back to the 79 tour of the Who. here's one of the better tapes of the tour. a very very good audience recording. the source is an unknown gen cassette and not the vinyl boot 'Gonna Rape You' you'll love it!!!  
 03/28/81 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 2 cdr      The Who Rockpalast 1981-03-28 This is the 24bit remastered STEREO version of this excellent show. There are a lot of other mono and stereo versions available, but this the best version I came along, so far. Unfortunatly the recording of the master reel started a few seconds to late. So I have completed this version with an excellent DAT recording from a re-broadcast in mono. During the remastering I have decided to leave it as close to the original as possible. In fact, the right channel is unaltered. I have only EQed the left channel to fit better the right one. scirius 2006, Enjoy! The Who Rockpalast, Grugahalle Essen, Germany, 28 March 1981 Total duration: about 96 min quality: EX STEREO SBD set list: DISC 1: 1 Intro 0:55 (mono) 2 Substitute 2:46 (the first few seconds are from the mono source) 3 I Can't Explain 2:36 4 Baba O'Riley 5:42 5 The Quiet One 3:52 6 Don't Let Go The Coat 4:26 7 Sister Disco 6:02 8 You Better You Bet 5:15 9 Drowned 9:08 10 Behind Blue Eyes 3:44 11 Another Tricky Day 6:26 DISC 2: 1 Pin Ball Wizard 3:16 2 Who Are You 6:41 3 5:15 6:51 4 My Generation 3:52 5 Won't Get Fooled Again 10:10 6 Summertime Blues 3:28 7 Twist And Shout 3:26 8 See Me, Feel Me 7:05 lineage: recording: stereo source: FM broadcast (1981) -> Master Reel (BASF LH professional, Revox A77) mono source: analog TV re-broadcast (1995) -> DAT (Sony 60ES, 48 kHz, 16 bit) transfer (2006): Master Reel (Revox B77) -> (Sony 60ES, 48 kHz, 16 bit) -> digital transfer (optical) -> G4 Mac -> editing (SoundStudio) -> iMac (intel Core Duo) -> remaster (Apple Soundtrack, 96 kHz, 24bit) -> downsampling (Apple Soundtrack) - > song separation (SoundStudio) -> SBE fix (xACT) -> FLAC 8 (xACT) artwork included.  
 10/20/82 Seattle Kingdome
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr     A-  WW08 = The Who Venue: The Kingdome; Seattle, WA. Date: 10-20-82 Source: soundboard/FM ? SBD>1st gen.analog>SHN Quality: EX/EX- Media: 2 cdr SHN. that folds out to 2 cdr audio Remastered by: John Atyim Artwork by: Dan "The Pen Ball Wizard" Disc 1: 01. My Generation 02. I Can't Explain 03. Dangerous 04. Sister Disco 05. The Quiet One 06. It's Hard 07. Eminence Front 08. Behind BLue Eyes 09. Baba O'Riley 10. I Can See For Miles 11. Drowned 12. A Man Is A Man Disc 2: 01. Cry If You Want 02. Who Are You 03. Pinball Wizard 04. See Me Feel Me 05. 5:15 06. Love Reign O'er Me 07. Long Live Rock 08. Won't Get Fooled Again 09. Magic Bus 10. Summertime Blues 11. Twist And Shout 
 06/27/89 Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY 
 2 cdr      ***************** Mike's note - Despite what it says below, I put everything after the Tommy stuff on disc 2 . I think it flows better that way ... *************************************** The Who Radio City Music Hall New York City, NY June 27, 1989 Pre-FM SBD > DAT> AIFF> FLAC Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Pete Townshend, John Rabbit Bundrick, Simon Phillips, Steve 'Boltz' Bolton, Jody Linscott, Neil Sidwell, Simon Clarke, Tim Sanders, Billy Nichols, Chyna, Simon Gardner, Cleveland Watkiss Radio broadcast. This Tommy show was played without any guests. 1. Banter 2. Overture, 3. 1921, 4. Amazing Journey, 5. Sparks, 6. Eyesight To The Blind, 7. Christmas, 8. Cousin Kevin, 9. The Acid Queen, 10. Pinball Wizard, 11. Do You Think It's Alright, 12. Fiddle About, 13. There's A Doctor, 14. Go To The Mirror, 15. Smash The Mirror, 16. Tommy Can You Hear Me, 17. I'm Free, 18. Miracle Cure, 19. Sally Simpson, 20. Sensation, 21. Tommy's Holiday Camp, 22. We're Not Gonna Take It, 23. I Can't Explain, 24. Substitute, 25. Baba O'Riley, 1. Love Reign O'er Me, 2. I'm A Man, 3. A Friend Is A Friend, 4. My Wife, 5. Join Together, 6. You Better You Bet 7. Behind Blue Eyes, 8. Won't Get Fooled Again//  
 07/18/96 Madison Square Garden
New York, NY 
 2 cdr     B+  liberated bootleg "1996 Quadrophenia World tour"...Rock Classix Records.....Bomus demo tracks at end of disc 2 : 8. The Real Me 9. The Dirty Jobs 10. The Punk Meets The Godfather 11. Bell Boy 12. Drowned 
 10/20/96 San Jose Arena
San Jose, CA 
 2 cdr      The Who - Quadrophenia San Jose Arena October 20, 1996 SBD Flac Cdr-EAC-Flac Not as hard hitting as their younger Daze, this is still a very good recording. More Steril then the Raw sound, they still put on a very good show... Of corse they need extra help.. (don't we all) Line-up: Roger Daltry, John Eniwisle, Pete Townsiend, John Rabbit Bundrick, Zac Starkey, Jon Carin, Simon Townshend, Neil Sidwell, Billy Nichols, Simon Gardner, Dennis Parias, Nick Lane, Roy Wiegand, Ben Waters... With all the extra help it sounds almost as good as the offical lp.. Plus some voice telling the Story... To my knowlege none of this show as ever been on any offical recording... checked several places..... Enjoy...... Comments: Nice soundboard, complete performance Disc 1: I Am the Sea The Real Me Quadrophenia Cut My Hair The Punk Meets the Godfather I'm One The Dirty Jobs Helpless Dancer Is It In My Head I've Had Enough 5:15 Sea and Sand Drowned Bell Boy Disc 2: Doctor Jimmy The Rock Love, Rein O'er Me I Am the Face Won't Get Fooled Again Behind Blue Eyes Who Are You Just to reconfirm the guests as I was also there. Billy Idol played Ace Face and Gary Glitter was The Godfather. And the comment about Daltry pushing Idol. This was part of the "act." As during Bellboy, Idol carried the luggage past Daltry and this is was were he pushed the bellboy knocking him over. Thanks for posting this, it was a killer show and nice to finally have something I attended. I was at this show and confirm that Billy Idol and Gary Glitter were both there. Billy was on the right side of the stage and Gary was on the left. Actually, at one point in the show it looked like Roger and Billy had some words and Billy pushed Roger in the chest. I thought that Roger was going to throw a punch. I can't imagine someone being that the show and not remembering that. One other thing, Pete played no electric guitar at this show, only acoustic. Another interesting note, both Billy and Pete played at the Bridge School Benefit at the Shoreline Amphitheatre earlier the same day.  
 10/30/99 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "Acoustic Evening" ...Doghouse Productions  
 10/31/99 Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA 
 1 cdr     A-  liberated bootleg "Acoustic Evening"...Doghouse Productions 
 09/28/00 Philips Arena
Atlanta, GA 
 2 cdr      The Who 28th September 2000 Phillips Arena Atlanta, Georgia Master Soundboard > DAT > CDR > EAC > Cool Edit (fades & channel balancing) > CD Wave Editor > FLAC DISC ONE (71:09) 01-I Can't Explain 02-Substitute 03-Anyway Anyhow Anywhere 04-Relay 05-My Wife 06-Baba O'Riley 07-Bargain 08-Getting In Tune 09-I Don't Even Know Myself 10-Drowned 11-Behind Blue Eyes 12-Pinball Wizard DISC TWO (68:52) 01-The Real Me 02-You Better You Bet 03-Who Are You 04-515 05-Won't Get Fooled Again 06-The Kids Are Alright 07-Let's See Action 08-My Generation Artwork by hntgzr 
 09/30/00 Gund Arena
Cleveland, OH 
 2 cdr      The Who 30th September 2000 Gund Arena Cleveland, OH Master Soundboard > DAT > CDR > EAC > Cool Edit (fades & channel balancing) > CD Wave Editor > FLAC DISC ONE 01-I Can't Explain 02-Substitute 03-Anyway Anyhow Anywhere 04-Relay 05-My Wife 06-Baba O'Riley 07-Bargain 08-Getting In Tune 09-Sheraton Gibson 10-Behind Blue Eyes 11-Pinball Wizard 12-The Real Me DISC TWO 01-You Better You Bet 02-Who Are You 03-515 04-Won't Get Fooled Again 05-The Kids Are Alright 06-Let's See Action 07-My Generation Artwork by hntgzr Artwork, Fingerprint and MD5 verification files are included Note: This is another stunning soundboard recording that has not been widely circulated. A real highlight is a rare performance of Sheraton Gibson, which Pete plays on this night instead of drowned in order to rest his hand that he damaged in Atlanta a couple of nights earlier. Donated by Grassy Sound Brought to you by: Long Live Rock http://www.longliverock.org 
 07/02/05 Hyde Park
London, England 
 0 cdr      BBC Radio 2 FM Broadcast 2nd July 2005 http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/thelive8event/ Lineage: FM (Sony STRDB1070) > Creative SBLive! > Creative Recorder > Nero Wave Editor > Flac Frontend FLAC 8 Aligned CD sector boundaries 01 Intro 02 Who Are You 03 Won't Get Fooled Again 16m38s Recorded by enajh2, Loughborough, UK  

 11/11/93 The Roxy
Los Angeles, CA 
 3 cdr      Widespread Panic The Roxy Los Angeles, CA November 11, 1993 Source: SBD > DA-P20 @ 48.0khz Transfer: Tascam DA-45HR > Audiophile 24/96 USB > Cool Edit Pro > CDWave > FLAC(level 6) Resampled(48 > 44.1) and Fades Added in Cool Edit Tracked in CDWave Converted, Edited, and Seeded by D.P. Swint *** Set I *** 01. Pleas 02. Space Wrangler > 03. Henry Parsons Died > 04. Travelin' Light 05. Diner > 06. Pilgrims > 07. Hatfield 08. Walkin' > 09. Holden Oversoul 10. Love Tractor *** Set II *** 01. The Take Out Song > 02. Porch Song 03. Can't Get High > 04. Worry 05. Makes Sense To Me * 06. Little Kin 07. Chilly Water > 08. Fishwater 09. Pickin' Up The Pieces 10. Heroes > 11. Mercy > 12. Wondering 13. Mr. Soul *** Encore *** 01. Get Up Early In The Morning ** 02. Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys *** > Time Is Free Jam *** > Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys *** * with T. Lavitz on piano ** with T. Lavitz on piano, Trey Anastasio on guitar *** with Page McConnell on organ, Trey Anastasio on guitar Setlist compliments of Everyday Companion www.everydaycompanion.com  <a href="/shn/30504">Source Detail</a> 
 12/31/02 Philips Arena
Atlanta, GA 
 4 cdr     A-  with john keane on pedal steel, randall bramlett on sax , kevin hyde on trombone , and other horns  

 11/12/96 Troubadour
West Hollywood, CA 
 2 cdr      Wilco The Troubador 1996-11-12 Los Angeles, CA Promo Cassette > HHB CDR 800 > Audio Cleaning Lab 2004 (for levels and track marking) > CDR (broadcast over KSCA FM, this source is pre-FM) Disc 1: 01. Sunken Treasure 02. Red-Eyed & Blue > 03. I Got You 04. Someone Else's Song 05. Someday Soon 06. Forget the Flowers 07. New Madrid 08. I Must Be High 09. Passenger Side (Punk Version) > 10. Passenger Side (Regular Version) 11. Hotel Arizona 12. Monday Disc 2: 01. Say You Miss Me 02. Outtasite (Outtamind) 03. The Long Cut 04. Kingpin (with band introductions) 05. Misunderstood 06. Far, Far Away 07. Give Back the Key to My Heart 08. Gun ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- wilco is / was: Jeff Tweedy Bob Egan John Stirrat Ken Coomer Jay Bennett ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taken directly from promotional cassette distributed in 1997 (which subsequently created confusion as the show was often erroneously given a performance date of that year). The second of 2 nights the band performed at the venue. Compared to what Wilco is playing these days, this version of the band features a more “country” sound and employs a fair amount of pedal steel guitar. Cassette cover scan included. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
 01/31/97 Mississippi Nights
St. Louis, MO 
 2 cdr       
 03/31/97 Club Melk Weg
Amsterdam, Netherlands 
 2 cdr       
 07/30/00 Fillmore
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr      seeded bt.viachicago.org July 2005 unknown aud or sbd recording CD>EAC>WAV>SHN>wav>flac [Disc 1] 1. intro 2. Airline To Heaven 3. Feed Of Man 4. Forget The Flowers 5. Christ For President 6. California Stars 7. Remember The Mountain Bed 8. Hesitating Beauty 9. Secret Of The Sea 10. Sunken Treasure 11. Red-Eyed And Blue > I Got You (At The End Of The Century) > Someone Else's Song 12. I Must Be High 13. Too Far Apart 14. How To Fight Loneliness 15. Hotel Arizona 16. I'm Always In Love [Disc 2] 1. She's A Jar 2. Shot In The Arm 3. Misunderstood 4. I'm The Man Who Loves You 5. Kingpin 6. Won't Get Fooled Again intro (The Who) > Outtasite (Outta Mind) > Won't Get Fooled Again outro (The Who) 7. Immigrant Song (Led Zeppelin) Band : Wilco Jeff Tweedy - vocals, guitar Jay Bennett - guitar, keyboards, vocals John Stirratt - bass, vocal Ken Coomer - drums Leroy Bach - guitar, keyboards  
 10/05/01 Majestic Theatre
Detroit, MI 
 2 cdr/shn       
 09/02/02 Mainstage- Memorial Stadium- Bumbershoot Festival
Seattle, WA 
 2 cdr/shn      Lineage: SBD >? >CDRx? >WaveLab (DAE & Digital Remastering) >wav >mkwACT >shn >wav >FLAC v1.1.0 (with sector alignment option set) >flac >wav >mkwACT >shn 
 11/02/02 Tampa Theatre
Tampa, FL 
 2 cdr      Wilco Tampa Theater Tampa, FL November 2nd, 2002 SOUNDBOARD MASTER RECORDING A+ RECORDED BY JIM FIESLER Thanks to Jim for this great recording!! Seeded @ dimeadozen.org by avnut (avnutondime@gmail.com) 2/18/08 Stereo Soundboard Recording>Sony D-8 @ 44.1 XLR 1/8" DAT Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac Level 8 Uncirculated SBD Master Recording > Shared With You! Share The Music, Enjoy. Peace! disc one - 54:08 1. Intro 2. Hesitating Beauty 3. One by One 4. Sunken Treasure 5. Less Than You Think 6. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 7. War on War 8. Kamera 9. Shot in the Arm 10. How To Fight Loneliness / Not For The Season disc two - 62:28 1. Jesus Etc. 2. Heavy Metal Drummer 3. I'm The Man Who Loves You 4. Poor Places/ Reservations encore 5. Misunderstood 6. Far Far Away 7. Monday 8. Outta Sight (Outta Mind) second encore 9. Red Eyed and Blue/I've Got You At The End Of The Century 10. California Stars 
 08/22/07 McMenamin’s Edgefield Park
Troutdale, OR 
 2 cdr      *a thir13en blend* Wilco 2007-08-22 Edgefield Troutdale, OR Oddities: -The SBD connection had "issues" that made the right side unusable for the first 1/4 of the show (transition is around 01:57 of "Shot In The Arm"), so it's a mono mixed SBD that is assisted in gaining a more natural spread by the stereo AUD. After that, it's a nice fully dynamic mix from both sources. -The SBD source probably died from length of the show (2+ hours) and cuts off 13 (hello!) minutes shy of the actual shows end. So the AUD takes that part on it's own, which is a much less offensive crime when it's such a nice source as YLTfan often provides. Basically, it's all good. Either Way You Are My Face I Am Trying to Break Your Heart Remember The Mountain Bed Handshake Drugs Pot Kettle Black A Shot in the Arm Side With The Seeds Shake It Off War on War Impossible Germany Too Far Apart (keep it going) Jesus, etc. (aren't you high) Walken I'm The Man Who Loves You Hummingbird On and On and On -------break-------- Bob Dylan's 49th Beard The Late Greats Hate It Here I'm Always in Love Outtamind (Outtasite) -------break-------- California Stars (w/Scott McCaughey on keyboards and Peter Buck on elec. guitar) Heavy Metal Drummer Via Chicago> Spiders (Kidsmoke) YLTfan's sources, with much gratitude to him and Sean the sound guy for making this possible: SBD>laptop>M1 Aud- Nak cm300>iriver h140 
 02/19/08 Riviera Theatre
Chicago, IL 
 3 cdr      Lineage: fm (Onkyo TX8511)>SoundBlaster (Live! 24 bit External)>wav(CD Wave Editor)>flac Thanks to the people at Viachicago for the set list. Station IDs were left in the first set because they put them in over intros, deleted from the second set because they were over crowd noise.  
 02/27/08 9:30 Club
Washington, DC 
 2 cdr      Hi, everyone, I have downloaded a lot of shows from here and I've wanted to give something back for a while, so here is a matrix I worked up of Wilco's NPR concert on February 27 of this year. I used Innis Nelson's excellent AUD recording (original 16-bit version is here: http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=513581) as with my own recording of the streaming webcast of the show. I know that the webcast is lossy, but I though it provides some immediacy and definition to the lower frequency range of the AUD recording. As far as I could tell in the FAQ, it complies with Dime's rules. I retracked it a little bit, and I amplified the higher-frequency end to compensate for the loss in the webcast. Full details are below. The recent Chicago residency really reignited my interest in Wilco, so I hope this will be enjoyed, and I also hope to post a few more matrices of a similar nature in the next few weeks. Wilco 02-27-2008 9:30 Club, Washington DC AUD source (my actions in caps): (see the original post at http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=513581) - Source: Schoeps MK4(7'stand, DIN, TS, LOC)>KC5>CMC6>Oade M248>Apogee MiniME>Tascam HD-P2(24bit/96k) Processing: CF>HP Vista Laptop>Wavelab 5.0(tracking/fades/Resample/UV22HR Dither)>Flac 1.1.2 (Level 8, Align on Sector Boundaries)>Tag & Rename 3.4.6(Tags) >>DECODED TO AIFF with Max 0.7.1 >>IMPORTED INTO AUDACITY 1.2.6 (moved to 1.3.2 midway through >> SEE MTX PROCESSING BELOW WEBCAST source: NPR Streaming Webcast >> AIFF using Wiretap Studio >> Imported into Audacity MTX PROCESSING: Had to adjust timing, so resampled Webcast to 44098Hz (this synched the audio better with the AUD; dithering was "shaped" option in Audacity) >> amplified region of 15kHz-20kHz >> removed portions from the webcast that were faulty, amplified AUD track to compensate then >> mixed down to single track >> reimported to Audacity, added track labels *on sector boundaries*, exported to AIFF >> encoded to FLAC with xACT 1.59, generated fingerprint, md5. One final note: I would truly appreciate feedback on how this sounds, as it is my first attempt at making a matrix recording. Positive comments are welcome and so are negative ones. Thanks to Innis, and to all the tapers whose work I've benefitted from previously!  

 04/03/73 Richard's
Atlanta, GA 
 1 cdr      Lineage: CD TRADE>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC6 This is a EXC SBD recording of a great performance from 1973. On Track 10 Willie reminds people that the last few songs (Including Wang dang Doodle) are on their new Album, then that track cuts and track 11 cuts in (poss tape flip?) Turn this one up.. Enjoy..!! *********************** BAND: Willie Dixon Bass, + vocals Lafayette Leake: piano Carey Bell: Harp, #voc. Buster Benton Guit., +Vocals  

 07/12/97 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      Wilson Pickett & Band Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma , Lugano , Switzerland 12. July 1997 There's not too much WP shows and I found this one from my archives,It's a reseed from 2005 .A lot of energy from this Soulman who left us in 2006 but its music is still alive. Sound is A+ Soundboard > ReelToReel > DAT > 1st Copy > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) Size : 480 MB (incl. Artwork) Setlist : 01. Soul Man Intro / Papa's Got A Brand New Bag 5:08 02. My Girl / Please Don`t Ever Leave Me 3:56 03. Soul Man 6:06 04. What A Wonderful World 4:03 05. The Night Solution 6:59 06. In The Midnight Hour 5:28 07. Green Grass 2:23 08. I'm In Love 10:26 09. Mustang Sally 10:25 10. 99 1/2 (Won`t Do) 5:44 11. Johnny B. Goode 3:41 12. Hey Jude 9:16 73:43 min. Vocals on track 1-5 by one of the Band members Ronald Hinton - Electric Guitar David Panzer - Electric Guitar Clarence Sherman - Keyboards Gail Parish - Electric Bass Tyrone Green - Drums Curtis Pope - Trumpet, Trombone John Long - Trombone David Akers - Trombone Wilson Pickett - Vocals on track 6-12 A Swissbird, SimplexSimplicissimus & superMAX release Thanks for Simplex for this first post. ************************************************************* Not For Sale ! Do Not Convert To mp3 or other lossy formats ! ************************************************************* Enjoy lolita (2009)  

 09/19/09 Enmore Theatre
Sydney, Australia 
 1 cdr      Wolfmother Enmore Theatre Sydney 19 September 2009 FM Broadcast from 8 November 2009 - JJJ Live at the Wireless Edit of this torrent - http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=276466 The DJ inanities had been edited out of this excellent-sounding show, but this left abrupt changes on the applause, which I've fixed using applause from other parts of the show, to make for a much smoother listen. Lineage: FM > Audacity (split tracks/edits) > wav >Trader's Little Helper (fix SBEs) > flac(level8) > wav > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > wav > flac Setlist: 01. Dimension <5:26> 02. Cosmic Egg <4:34> 03. White Unicorn <7:39> 04. New Moon Rising <5:25> 05. Woman <4:31> 06. White Feather <3:12> 07. Back Round <4:19> 08. Joker And The Thief <5:55> Total time 41:06 Thanks to Azure Sea for the original! Artwork included 

 05/29/90 The Roxy
Amsterdam, Holland 
 1 cdr      source : fm transfer : markp also includes bonus tracks and interviews from Countdown Cafe Hiversum 1990  
 ??/??/05 From The Vaults
Various, Various 
 1 cdr      World Party "From the Vaults" Live Collection Liberated Boot 1. Mystery Girl (live in studio) 2. Nowhere Man 3. Like A Rolling Stone (live) 4. Way Down Now (live) 5. Ship Of Fools (live) 6. Is It Like Today? (live acoustic) 7. The Long And Winding Road 8. Put The Message In The Box (live) 9. Private Revolution (extended version) 10. Sunshine (live) 11. S.E.X. 12. When The Rainbow Comes (live) 13. Is It Too Late? (remix) 14. Ain't Gonna Come ?Till I'm Ready (live in Amsterdam) various sources but overall excellent quality 
 08/24/06 Southgate House
Newport, KY 
 1 cdr     A-  Sony959>SonyMZN707R SonyMDS-JE470>Creative Live Driver IR>CDWav Editor>Shorten For Windows Any help with the setlist will be great.I hadnt seen World Party for 13 years and last night was no disappointment.Alltho a little short(78Min.) a very upbeat show none the less. 

 07/08/06 Piazza Della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 1 cdr      A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus release : Yellowjackets "The 25th Anniversary Tour" Estival Jazz Piazza Della Riforma, Lugano, Switzerland 8. July 2006 Soundboard > DAT ReelToReel > 1st copy cdr > eac > wave > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries Level 8) Size : 430 MB (incl. Artwork) Setlist : 1. My Old School (5:01) 2. Mofongo (9:06) 3. Go Go (9:20) 4. Run For Your Life (10:28) 5. Green House (10:27) 6. Sea Folk (10:54) 7. Claire's Song (7:33) 8. The Evening News (8:48) 9. Revelation (6:44) Musicians : Bob Mintzer - saxophone Russell Ferrante - keyboards Jimmy Haslip - bass Marcus Baylor - drums A SwissBird & SimplexSimplicissimus releases info site : http://hometown.aol.de/NaughtyKnight/SimplexSoundboards.html 

 07/24/71 Yale Bowl, Yale University
New Haven, CT 
 1 cdr      Yes July 24, 1971 The Yale Bowl, New Haven CT Source: SBD > master reel > cdr > WAV > FLAC 1) Yours is No Disgrace 2) I've Seen All Good People 3) Clap / Classical Gas 4) Perpetual Change (w/Bruford solo) Jon Anderson: vocals Bill Bruford: drums Steve Howe: guitar Tony Kaye: keyboards Chris Squire: bass  
 11/24/71 Academy Of Music
New York, NY 
 1 cdr     B+  Yes 1971-11-24 New York City Ny Academy Of Music Audience Recording - Very Clean Master Source Channels Balanced, A Little Eq, And Tracking By Thetooleman, January 2002 As Far As Fragile Yes Go, It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This. Thanks To Jb For Turning Me On To This Great Tape! Lineup : Jon Anderson (vocals) Bill Bruford (drums) Steve Howe (guitars) Chris Squire (bass) Rick Wakeman (keyboards) Tracks: Firebird Suite Roundabout All Good People Clap Rick's Bit Long Distance Runaround The Fish Perpetual Change Yours Is No Disgrace  
 03/10/72 Winterland Ballroom
San Francisco, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  YES Winterland Ballroom San Francisco Ca.(USA) MARCH 10th 1972 16/48 VERSION From The Collection Of KRW_CO LINEAGE R.C.AUDIENCE MASTER TO DAT (16/48)>SONY PCM R-500 DAT>FIBER OPTIC>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (16/48KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND TAPE FLIP EDIT >WAV 16/48>TLH FLAC (LEVEL 8)NO EQ OR TAMPERING THE BAND Chris Squire bass backing vocals Steve Howe guitars backing vocals Jon Anderson lead vocals acoustic guitar Rick Wakeman keyboards Bill Bruford Drums SETLIST 1 Bill Graham Intro 2 Firebide Suite Intro 3 Roundabout 4 I've Seen All Good People 5 Mood For A Day 6 The Clap 7 Heart Of The Sunrise 8 Wakeman Solo 9 Long Distance Runaround/The Fish 10 Perpetual Change 11 Yours Is No Disgrace  
 12/11/74 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr      YES DATE: 11 December 1974 LOCATION: Boston, Massachusetts, USA VENUE: Boston Garden RECORDING TYPE: Audience ["AR"] VERSION: Full Lestat Audio Projects remaster - CD resolution. The remaster at 24 bit/96KHz will appear soon, under a different uploader. ART: To follow - Gromek dealing with computer problems at present. We thank all for their patience SOURCE: Original Dan Lampinski master cassettes, whose raw version can be found on Dime at CD resolution here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=254492&hit=1 and at 24 bit/96KHz resolution here: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=254494&hit=1 FUNDAMENTALS: Lineup: Jon Anderson - Vocals and various instruments Steve Howe - Guitars Chris Squire - Bass guitars Patrick Moraz - Keyboards Alan White - Percussion Setlist*: [Vol. 1] 01V1 - Intro cue [Firebird Suite]/Sound Chaser 02V1 - Close to the Edge 03V1 - To Be Over 04V1 - Gates of Delirium 05V1 - And You and I [Vol. 2] 01V2 - Ritual 02V2 - Roundabout * Fades and sector boundary alignment follow this standard CD track distribution, but ending disc 1 with To Be Over makes a really nice transition somehow :] LINEAGE: As given by djscomics in the torrents linked above: Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder, Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone >Maxell cassettes [type not stated] > Carl Morstadt: Master Cassette -> Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction -> M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 -> CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files -> Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) -> CDWAV (track breaks) -> FLAC Front End (FLAC 8) FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger, no EQ Lestat: Spectral, graphic and playback analysis, FFT filtering, pitch/tempo correction, excavation EQ, retracking [to reunite announcements with announced Yes pieces], downsampling - Izotope RX and Ozone, CEP 2.0 > FLAC 1.7.1 > Back to Dime. ORIGINAL [RAW] TORRENT NOTES: "Once in a while, karma smiles and something really special just sort of falls in your lap. This is one of those moments. Carl was up in Foxboro, Mass to see John Wetton and The School Of Rock All-Stars, and being the friendly guy that he is, he started talking with the guy sitting next to him. Turns out they had more than a little common musical ground, starting with King Crimson and it worked rapidly downhill from there. Shockingly, the topic of tapes came up and it just so happens this guy taped a bunch of shows in the 1970s that he essentially kept to himself. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out what happened next. This series of torrents represents the fruits of Carl's labour - multiple trips to Dan's house to pick up tapes, lovingly and carefully transfer the recordings and then prepare them for our collective listening pleasure. It is my honour to be able to seed these recordings and I hope that everyone who downloads them will get as much enjoyment out of them as we have. The master list of the shows Dan recorded is still under construction and we will circulate that as well as some photographic documentation of the project somewhere down the line. Please don't clog my inbox with requests for your favourite band(s) or a show you hope may exist after all these years.....just kick back, relax and let the surprises unfold..... "Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes. "He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts. "Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording. "Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely. "The transfers are available as 16bit/44.1KHz flac files suitable for CD burning, and also as 24bit/96KHz flac files for those who prefer the higher resolution. "Always remember - the more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you. "Kev & Carl June 2009" NOTES FROM LESTAT: Many, many thanks to Mr. Lampinski, to djscomics and to Mr. Morstadt for their efforts in unearthing what may be the best quality AR of Yes from 1974 and bringing it to Dime. Like everyone, I was floored when I heard this recording for the first time. Even raw it surpasses every other pre-1977 Yes AR on Dime I’m aware of for sound quality. Taper Dan’s achievement here is unique and speaks for itself. Even the best raw AR masters made with the best, skill equipment, and media available nearly always have not just flaws but hidden strengths undetectable to most. This one makes a typical example, having some largely correctable weaknesses but more importantly a broad spectrum of detail nearly inaudible in its raw form. When I upload original sources I make sure such things are dealt with in advance. What was possible with this recording has now been fully attained, and provides its own best illustration of why. It also generated this response from a participant in the remaster ‘beta test’, an integral part of the process - "I just finished listening to the remastered samples over my main rig, and just did another comparison between the remastered and raw versions on my computer. As always, you have done very fine work on what was already an astounding audience capture for 1974: everything sounds considerably crisper and more defined, and you seem to have tamed a certain upper midrange harshness, making for a more pleasant listen overall. For me, a standout moment is Howe's solo in "Sound Chaser"-- while listening, I forgot for a moment that I was not right there in the hall. The degree of holographic spatial realism you helped bring out in this tape is extraordinary (and one of the qualities I most appreciate in your mastering). "Close to the Edge" was a joy as well, and your mastering helped bring out the amazing detail in Squire's bass accompaniment at the end of "I Get Up, I Get Down," which adds an element of drama to the climax not found on the studio version. "Particularly with your careful mastering, this tape is a real holy grail for Yes collectors like myself, who count the 1974 Relayer tour as possibly the peak of Yes live performances. The only other documents of that tour I've heard that even approach this are the Pre- FM version of the same show (which was oddly mixed, had a very harsh midrange, and was missing "Ritual"), and the (in)famous Baton Rouge recording. This release may very well sit at the very top of the heap now in terms of overall quality". The raw master had a number of issues. 1] Pitch and tempo were both off [fast]. 2] Low frequencies with poor definition or nearly absent - a common drawback of condenser microphones but Dan’s was top shelf and it got more than most. They still desperately needed ‘liberation’, as did frequencies in every other part of the spectrum except the very uppermost highs occurring prior to mid-Ritual. 3] Some quite noticeable midrange distortion occurs at different points in the raw upload, especially during Close to the Edge and Ritual. Most likely it’s in the master cassettes and a consequence of age - even well-cared for Maxells don’t last forever - although it may also be a condenser mike issue. 4] A jolting change in sound properties occurs during Ritual, at about 16:45 and constant through Roundabout. It seems likely to have started with a tape flip and probably involves a bias or Dolby switch on the record deck, or possibly a tape manufacture defect. Whatever the cause, symptoms include a severe high frequency dropout, an increase in at least one type of distortion [‘swish’] and weirdly but on the upside better low frequency definition. All of these mitigated well except the distortion, which can only be treated with signal-damaging compression and not very effectively. While now more detailed along with more desirable sound, it does not overwhelm by any means. The dynamic range transition in Ritual- Roundabout is treated with slightly different EQ settings and less noticeable, with high frequency definition better matching the rest of the recording. The recording’s especially miraculous hidden tones in several frequencies, including the lows, are now much more apparent. As one example, different cymbal types can now be easily discerned where in the raw recording they’re nearly indistinguishable from each other despite the absolutely fantastic uppermost frequencies [which needed no work at all]. Other Yessounds, from nonmetal percussion to guitars to keyboards to voices, now have considerably more identity, presence, and detail in all their tones All work was done at the 24/96 resolution, before downsampling. EQ work designed to reveal detail, as the audience heard and felt it. No attempts to alter band-crowd-venue sound balance. If crowd sound as real and detailed as band sound isn't desired, please pass this by and stick to soundboards or industry releases. No compression or noise reduction. - Lestat, July 2009 NOTES FROM BARRY (BALROG): Up until the discovery of the Lampinksi tape, the only known audience recording of this show was the one I made with a mono recorder from the back of the Boston Garden. Once I had a copy of the FM broadcast, I copied the "Missing Ritual," the only song not included in the broadcast, to a reel-to-reel deck. That tape, along with the master tapes, was stored at a friend's house and lost for many years. Over the years, I received many anxious requests from people wanting to hear the "Missing Ritual" no matter how bad it might be. Eventually, my friend dug out the reel. I digitized it and shared the raw transfer with everyone who had inquired about it. I intended to combine Ritual with the FM broadcast to create the first-ever complete concert recording. So I asked every serious Yes trader I could find for the best source of the pro recording. I also tried to find someone with expertise willing to remaster Ritual. I eventually received 22 different sources and narrowed them down to a "short list" of the five best. I planned to determine the winner using a blind comparison test. However, no one remastered Ritual. Even Shaun Toole (Tooleman), the best known Yes remastering expert turned it down. Once everyone had heard the recording, it was no longer the famous "Missing Ritual." It was just another audience tape from 1974. Everyone lost interest in the project, including myself. So it sat on the shelf until a few months ago. What brought it back to life was Lestat's willingness to do the remaster. The sound quality turned out much better than I had hoped. We were planning to upload the project to Dime. But now that the Lampinski recording has surfaced, the "Missing Ritual" project is obviously never going to see the light of day. The Lampinski is vastly superior to my audience recording and I consider it to be superior to the professional recording made for the FM broadcast. Some of what I had written for the "Missing Ritual" project may still be of interest. So here's an edited version. Yes concerts have always had a very special significance in my life and 12/11/74 was my first one. It was also one of the first concerts that I taped from the audience, not knowing that the performance was being professionally recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, a nationally syndicated radio program of live concert performances. The Relayer album was released on December 5, 1974 less than one week before the concert and roughly a month into the tour. No one in the audience knew the album very well, which was quite unfortunate. Like Tales From Topographic Oceans, the songs on Relayer are much too intense and complex to fully appreciate on the first listen. Similarly, no one knew how the songs from the other Yes albums would sound with new band member Patrick Moraz on keyboards. I had been listening to Refugee, the album that he had recorded with Brian Davidson and Lee Jackson (formerly of The Nice) for several weeks and knew that Moraz had way too much talent and style of his own to simply fill in for Rick Wakeman. Hearing the familiar Firebird Suite opening climax into Sound Chaser instead of the anticipated Siberian Khatru might have surprised some of the audience, but no one who was there could have possibly been disappointed with the tight but excellent performance. Make sure to read the concert page on Forgotten Yesterdays. The original two-part broadcast, hosted by Bill Minkin, in "SQ Matrix" quadraphonic sound was aired only six weeks after the concert. It came as a complete surprise to those who had been there as nothing had been said about it being recorded for an FM broadcast. SQ Matrix was one of several early matrix schemes from the quadraphonic era. The matrix concept was similar to today's surround sound technologies and SQ is considered by some to be the origin of Dolby Pro Logic. The broadcast included the entire Yes concert except for one song: Ritual. It also included the entire insipid opening set by Gryphon. That decision, to omit part of the Yes concert in favor of the entire Gryphon set, has angered countless Yes fans for more than three decades, none more than myself. The original broadcast and subsequent rebroadcasts have been used as the source of countless collector and commercial "pirate" bootleg cassettes, LPs, and CDs. I have collected images of 21 different pieces of cover art and I'm sure there have been many more. Some contain the full setlist (except Ritual of course) and some are partial. Some of these bootlegs claim to be from radio station (pre- FM) tapes or LPs. Based on the lack of compression, it's possible that some of these bootlegs are actually pre-FM tapes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Many thanks to Yes, then and now And thanks once more to Taper Dan, Carl and djscomics When the cheaper speakers begin to fart, remember - it's a true audience sound capture! 
 06/17/76 Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City, NJ 
 2 cdr      Yes June 17, 1976 Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City, NJ, USA "Roosevelt Stadium Again" Remastered by Shaun Toole February, 2002 Lineage: SBD > "Master FM" (unknown media) > remastered by SMT using unknown software > FLAC d1: 01. WNEW/WMMR DJs 02. Apocalypse Intro 03. Siberian Khatru 04. Sound Chaser 05. I've Seen All Good People 06. Gates Of Delirium d2: 01. Long Distance Runaround 02. Patrick Moraz Solo 03. Clap 04. Olias Solo 05. Heart Of The Sunrise 06. Ritual 07. DJ Chatter 08. Roundabout 09. DJ Chatter 2 10. I'm Down 11. DJ Outro Notes: 2006-03-01 A+ preFM recording from the short-lived Moraz era. The performance is also top-notch. In terms of sound quality this is one of the best out there. It crackles a little bit but is otherwise quite perfect. Also sounds great on headphones (many cool stereo fx). The radio stations wanted to save a couple bucks so they just broadcast a straight stereo soundboard patch. So this prefm source is really a raw SBD (mastered by SMT). Artwork included. FLACs tagged using foobar2000 v0.8.3. Checksums generated using TLH v0.9.2b55. This was misdated as the 16th on the front cover artwork & in the text file but the correct date June 17, 1976, as it appears on the spine of the artwork. Also the setlist here matches with the page on forgottenyesterdays.com (link below). I updated the two front coverarts with the correct date. I included the original yesswap covers as well as the doctored "Xanadu Records" covers that came with this when I got it at STG. http://forgottenyesterdays.com/date.asp?s=5&tname=7&tdate=512&navb=10 When I last saw this seeded there was quite a stir over if/when this was a hoarded show. I can't remember how it turned out, that thread went on forever. -Five Original notes/credits from STG circa 2004... --------- Notes: One of the most legendary Yes concerts ever performed, this was hoarded by the YesSwap elite and has now been liberated. A Master recording was unearthed, and some fine engineering by Shaun Toole really brighten this up. If you don't have this, or have one of the old copies that circulated, download it NOW! You'll definitely be glad you did. Credits: Artwork was "altered" to show my distain with YesSwap, and I forget who originally did it. Doesn't really matter, it looks just fine the way it is. I didn't make labels for this one yet, but you can use the front cover to make one. ---------  
 08/10/77 Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  Yes Going for the One Tour Springfield Civic Center Exhibition Hall Springfield, MA 1977-08-10 The date 7-7-7 marked the 30th anniversary of the release of Going For The One, reuniting the "Classic Yes Line-up," so I thought it would be fun to seed the shows I have in my collection on or near the dates of their 30th anniversaries. Audience recording, remastered August, 2003 by TheTooleMan Lineage: low-gen tape (unknown gear, unknown generation) -> audio CD -> Sound Forge -> audio CD -> EAC -> FLAC Jon Anderson (Vocals) Steve Howe (Guitars) Chris Squire (Bass) Rick Wakeman (Keyboards) Alan White (Drums) Tracks Disk 1: Firebird Suite Parallels I've Seen All Good People Close To The Edge Wonderous Stories Colours Of The Rainbow Turn Of The Century Disk 2: And You And I Flight Jam Awaken Starship Trooper Roundabout  
 08/15/77 Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI 
 2 cdr     A-  PRRP034- YES MUSICAL RAINBOWS August 15, 1977 (The Civic Center - Providence, Rhode Island) 1-1. Intro: Firebird Suite 3:00 1-2. Parallels 6:27 1-3. I've Seen All Good People 7:28 1-4. Close To The Edge 20:48 1-5. Wonderous Stories 4:59 1-6. Colours Of The Rainbow 0:53 1-7. Turn Of The Century 9:06 1-8. And You And I 10:09 2-1. 'Flight' Jam 4:08 2-2. Awaken 18:46 2-3. Starship Trooper 13:07 2-4. Roundabout 9:29 2-5 Yours Is No Disgrace 14:44 YES Jon Anderson –Lead Vocals, Guitars, Harp & Percussion Chris Squire –Bass Guitars, Harmonica and Backing Vocals Steve Howe –Lead Guitars, Backing Vocals Alan White –Drums & Percussion Rick Wakeman–Keyboard It is a wonder we even got this recording!  Thanks to an experienced and dedicated Yes fan, PRRP is able to present to you one of the best audience recordings made during the 1977 Going For the One tour. The setting was the Providence Civic Center and our man was in the fifth row with a Nakamichi 550 cassette deck and Nakamichi CM-100/CP-1 microphones. Below is his recollection of the events of that night. “As hockey rinks go, the Providence Civic Center has good acoustics. However, the PA system levels and the mix were all over the place. Later on, I read that Yes had a substitute sound man on that tour. He had high-end hearing loss which explains why the mix is so bright. (PRRP: we fixed this is the remaster process) As far as levels, the Firebird opening was okay, but when the band started playing Parallels, you could hardly hear them. The sound man was trying to let people get used to the volume slowly and overdid it. He kept nudging up the volume during All Good People. It actually got a little too loud at one point, then came back down. I was taking photographs and had an experienced friend (a Deadhead) monitoring the levels on my deck. He did his best to compensate for what was happening. Close to the Edge and Wondrous Stories were okay but the sound man jacked up the volume for the silly tour song (Colours of the Rainbow) and then dropped it way back down for Turn of the Century. (PRRP: Again, fixed in the remaster process) I think my friend was wasted by then. The levels were a little on the low side for the rest of the show.” “…When the show started, the ushers allowed all the rowdys from the cheap seats to rush down to the stage and jam themselves into every inch of space. They were all jumping up and down, the whole building was literally shaking, and the crowd noise was unbelievable. Then, the people in the front row decided to stand up on their rickety wooden chairs, which was completely unnecessary. You can hear the people behind them yelling at them to sit down.” “…In spite of all that, the band was on fire that night. Steve played wailing solos on Starship Trooper and Yours Is No Disgrace. I think they're the best versions I've heard other than the Close To The Edge tour in 73. Rick was superb on Close to the Edge and Awaken. Awaken was recorded on a C120 tape so it's a complete, uncut version. I've also been told by several Yes traders that it's one of a very few 100% complete Going For The One concerts with no side change in Awaken….” “I was standing on a rickety wooden chair trying to hand-hold a 300mm telephoto lens for close-ups while the whole building was literally shaking throughout the night. Towards the end of the show, I had run out of film and was watching through binoculars, again, from the fifth row. Jon nudged Chris and pointed at me, laughing at the crazy guy who just couldn't see enough Yes up close.  I miss those days.” Notes from the Re-Master Given the outstanding equipment used during this event, the quality of the recording is quite exceptional. The master tape source was very clear and only partially encumbered by the surrounding audience. Because of proximity and other factors, the audio signal was initially clipped but restoration routines easily corrected the problem. Tape hiss produced only a modest amount of interference and was easily reduced. Claps and other audience noise were also easily brought under good control with standard routines.             The acoustics of the venue provided quite a challenge. The venue and location combined for some excessive bass and other tonality inequities. After multiple trials, appropriate filters were constructed to optimize clarity and compensate for the surroundings. Dynamics were quite good but in certain places were also adjusted to provide added emphasis.             Because each tape source was provided separately, a number of mergers were needed to provide one smooth recording, conforming to the time constraints of the CD format. The speed of the recording was checked against standard commercial live sources and found to be acceptable, needing no adjustment. The show was tracked, using standard commercial source references.  
 09/26/77 Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, CA 
 2 cdr     A-  Yes: Los Angeles Forum, CA-September 23, 1977-Mike Millard Master Tape Master tape>dat>dat>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5.2.1>XACT>flac Other versions of this show have been posted here before. This is not a re-seed or re-hash of those, but an entirely new upgrade from the master tapes. If you want more of these excellent Yes 1977 CA master recordings by Mike Millard, the Long Beach 9/26/77 master posted previously is still on the tracker, see: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?returnto=%2Faccount-cp.php&id=143340 On several occasions before he passed away, Millard let a close friend come to his residence and transfer a number of his masters to dat while they were hanging out. This show is one of those master>dat transfers. This is Mike's mint, raw master. Please note that it has not been equalized or remastered. Since I do not have any boots of this show, I cannot comment on how it compares to them. To me the sound quality is excellent, but as always, song samples are provided so that you can decide for yourself. As many of you already know, Millard's recordings are known for their quality. Hope you enjoy this gem. Lineup: Anderson, Howe, Squire, Wakeman, and White Setlist: Disc One: (66:23) 1.Firebird Suite/Parallels 2.I've Seen All Good People 3.Close To The Edge 4. Wonderous Stories/Colors Of The Rainbow/Turn Of The Century 5.Tour Song 6.And You And I 7.Going For The One Disc Two: (44:20) 8.Awaken 9.Starship Trooper 10.Roundabout Never, Never Sell This!  
 09/19/78 Richfield Coliseum
Richfield, OH 
 1 cdr      Received in trade 
 10/28/78 Wembley Arena (Afternoon show)
London, UK 
 2 cdr      Yes October 28th 1978 Wembley Arena, London Lineage: FM->CD?->Flac (level 8)->you CD1 01 Intro with FM Radio announcer 02 Siberian Kahtru 03 Heart of the Sunrise 04 Circus Of Heaven 05 Time and a Word (Inc Long Distance Runaround and Fish Schindleria Praematurus) 06 Perpetual Change 07 Nous Sommes du Soleil CD2 01 Don't kil The Whale 02 The Clap 03 Starship Trooper 04 Silent Wings of Freedom 05 Awaken 06 I've Seen All Good People- Your Move 07 Roundabout Sent to me as FM->DAT->CDR Unable to verify but damn nice and more complete than the LP version as it includes the old medley so here 'tis it.  
 04/18/79 Colisee de Quebec
Quebec, QC 
 2 cdr      "Circus of Heaven"....**Remastered** by thir13en....This needed the boost, so it got it. Fuller, wider, maximized. For the Yes enthusiast, this one will be hard to beat... ORIGINAL SOURCE INFO ------------------------ Well, I don't have any. It's from silver bottom CD's and it came to me in SHN. But I can attest to it's excellent quality. 
 06/19/79 Boston Garden
Boston, MA 
 2 cdr     A-  This Yes show was performed at the grand old Boston Garden at a time when it was still an icon of the city of Boston. As recalled by one Yes fan that was there?.?As a venue for rock concerts, the old Boston Garden was genuinely horrible. Of all the concerts I went to there, only two bands, Pink Floyd and Yes, had sound systems good enough to overcome the booming upper-bass reverberation that plagues almost every performance. Pink Floyd used extra speakers in the back of the hall to create a 360-degree soundstage. Yes had a rotating stage in the center of the floor under an amazing 360-degree sound system. For Yes, everyone in the entire building had a good seat, even the people farthest from the stage.?Of the three years that Yes used the round stage (1978-1980), the 1979 show sounded the best to me, but that may have been more a matter of having a perfect seat for that show than anything else. I've lost my ticket stub but I'm pretty sure I was in the 10th row on the floor.? The set list for the 1979 Summer American tour was different from the earlier TORMATO tours. This Boston show was only the second time that Yes played Arriving UFO and Leaves of Green, each of which were played only ten times during the whole tour. The remainder of the set consisted of a mixture of songs from TORMATO, their most recent album, and older material. This was their 93rd show of the TORMATO tour with only 9 more shows to go. At the time, no one in the audience likely suspected that this would be the last tour for this Yes line-up for over a decade. After the tour, the band members met in Paris to start rehearsals for a new album, but things didn?t quite work out the way they had planned.?Rick Wakeman describes the situation this way, ??It all worked very well up until about 1979. That?s when it really started falling apart. The problems were both internal and musical. Jon and I had formed a partnership of playing and writing and a way of working. We just felt we weren?t getting any input at all from any other areas. Everything became a struggle. We ended up recording an album which we never finished, and what happened was we got halfway through?and it was like Jon and I met one day in Paris in a little cafe and just said, ?we?ve both had enough?. I mean the band?s just run out of?we were digging into the gold mine that just had a few nuggets left?.?(1981). Just as the Fleet Center replaced the Boston Garden and ushered in a new era for New England, the loss of Anderson and Wakeman ushered in a new creative period in the life of Yes. But before this split, not long after the end of the 1979 tour, Yes were the masters of their craft and thrilled audiences at every turn. So, with this Boston show we bring you, in our opinion, one of the very best Yes performances from the year 1979. ?Notes from the Re-Master? This is an outstanding recording. It comes as a master tape source from the guy who recorded it. He informs us that he used a Nakamichi 550 recorder with Nakamichi CM-100/CP-1 microphones at the time. The show has wonderful quality with harmonics visible in the frequency spectrum up to 18,000Hz. This level of quality is very rare for audience recordings made before 1980, but here it is! The show had a bit too much sub-bass so the frequencies in the range needed adjusting. Clipping also occurred so clip restore algorithms were used. In general, the sound board manager did a good job that night but occasionally a solo would start with volume that was too high or too low and needed adjustment. There were a number of yells, whistles and clicks that were found and reduced as much as possible. On rare occasion a single or dual channel dropout was found and needed repair. Most were dealt with successfully and are not noticeable. The tape flips were successfully navigated with pasted patches. Fortunately, since tape flips occurred during applause, no other source was needed to produce the complete show. A gentle hiss reduction also made quiet sections more pleasing but a rolling hiss at one point required more specific attention. Tonality was adjusted in a few spots to eliminate excesses but detail was enhanced throughout. Finally, after detailed analysis of segmental run-times, a speed correction was applied to create the finished product. We at PRRP have more shows from this taper so stay tuned because they are going to be great!!? PRRP Staff.  
 08/25/02 Las Vegas Hilton Showroom
Las Vegas, NV 
 1 cdr      YES LAS VEGAS HILTON SHOWROOM LAS VEGAS NEVADA (USA) AUGUST 25TH 2002 WESTWOOD ONE WXRT FM CHICAGO 11TH HOUR BROADCAST DAT MASTER FROM THE KRW_CO COLLECTION LINEAGE WW1 / WXRT 93.1 FM BROADCAST DAT MASTER(48KHZ)>SONY PCM R-300 DAT>FIBER OPTIC>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (16/48KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS WAV AND EDITS 16/48> TLH FLAC (LEVEL 8) ALL ADS HAVE BEEN REMOVED NO EQ OR OTHER TAMPERING THE BAND Jon Anderson vocals Steve Howe guitar backing vocals Chris Squire bass backing vocals Rick Wakeman keyboards Alan White drums SETLIST 1 WXRT/JJ Jackson intro 2 Siberian Khatru 3 Heart of the Sunrise 4 We have heaven ~ South side of the sky 5 America 6 Magnification 7 Roundabout 8 Yours is no disgrace 9 JJ Jackson/wxrt Outro PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT. AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY. THANK YOU AND AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO 
 10/24/02 Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL 
 2 cdr      Yes Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL (USA) Oct. 24, 2002 ALD-Soundboard recording (a Jim Fiesler recording) ** mp3 samples provided (as always) in the Comments section ** Here's another fine Jim Fiesler recording brought to you by TheCommish! Setlist: 101. Announcements 102. Firebird Suite > 103. Siberian Khatru 104. Starship Trooper 105. In The Presence Of 106. We Have Heaven > 107. South Side Of The Sky 108. Close To The Edge 109. Winter 110. In The Course Of The Day 201. Happy Birthday improv 202. Show Me 203. Rick Wakeman solo > 204. Wonderous Stories > 205. And You And I 206. Heart Of The Sunrise 207. Magnification 208. Don't Kill The Whale 209. Long Distance Runaround > 210. Whitefish 211. Awaken 301. Roundabout (Disc 1 is set 1, Disc 2 is set two, and Disc 3 is the encore.) Lineage: ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box--from the parking lot) DAT > CDR Bandmembers: Jon Anderson - vocals Chris Squire - bass, vocals Steve Howe - guitars Rick Wakeman - keyboards Alan White - drums & percussion Editing notes: * Show was recorded out-of-phase; show was phase-corrected (to be "in-phase") via Cool Edit Pro * Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave * Removed 10 seconds of applause between Track 108 and Track 109 due to significant volume fluctuations (Jim says this may be "gating", where the sound engineers turn on/off the on-stage mics. Either way, it was annoying...but now it's gone.) * Deleted 22 seconds of applause at beginning of disc/set 2 and faded in with Nero * Deleted 2:22 of audience applause at the end of Track 301 and faded out with Nero Additional notes: * The versions of "Wonderous Stories" (track 204) and "And You And I" (track 205) are performed as part of a medley and are not the full-length original versions * The entire show runs 164:07...which is unfortunately too long for two 80-minute CDs. Jim thought it would be best to leave set 1 intact on disc 1 (79:46) and set 2 intact on disc 2 (72:41), which leaves the encore (Roundabout) by itself on disc 3 (11:39). **ALTERNATE CD-BURNING APPROACH** (read accompanying notes below) For those like me who prefer only 2 CDs, burn the files as follows: CD #1: 102. Firebird Suite > 103. Siberian Khatru 104. Starship Trooper 105. In The Presence Of 106. We Have Heaven > 107. South Side Of The Sky 108. Close To The Edge 109. Winter 110. In The Course Of The Day 201. Happy Birthday improv CD #2: 202. Show Me 203. Rick Wakeman solo > 204. Wonderous Stories > 205. And You And I 206. Heart Of The Sunrise 207. Magnification 208. Don't Kill The Whale 209. Long Distance Runaround > 210. Whitefish 211alt. Awaken 212alt. Roundabout Note regarding the 2-CD option/version: Since the 3-CD version runs 164:07 (as already noted above), I needed to lose a little over 4 minutes to get it under 160 minutes. First, I was able to very successfully delete 3:01 worth of audience applause in-between Track 211 "Awaken" and Track 301 "Roundabout"... you can't even tell it's missing! And secondly, if you: (1) can live without 2:00 worth of announcements in Track 101, and (2) don't mind sticking the "Happy Birthday improv" at the end of Disc #1 (since it's sort of a one-off song, anyway), you can burn the show to 2 discs using the track numbers noted above (just make sure you use 211alt for "Awaken" and 212alt for "Roundabout"... these versions have the 3:01 of applause removed from them and they play seemlessly together). Burned in this manner, without gaps between tracks, CD #1 will run 79:09 and CD #2 will run 79:56. YES!!! (pun intended) ALD (assisted listening device) soundboard recordings are usually knocked for their "thin" sound quality (high amount of treble, not enough bass), but I don't think that's a real issue here at all. As such, Jim's files have been unaltered for sound quality (i.e., no EQ performed) --if some of you prefer to have more bass in your ALD recordings, I'll let you do your own EQ work since it then becomes a matter of personal taste. As for me, I think the show sounds great, as-is. Jim Fiesler notes: (regarding his ALD-SBD shows): "ALDs (fm-sbd) perfect captures in most or all cases..however somewhat lacking bass..more than regular fm.. The best place to rec these shows was from the park lot..! the signal was the best there..!" If you decide to download this show, won't you please consider posting a comment on the show's board? It only takes a moment, and believe me, it takes A LOT longer to prepare/upload a show for others to enjoy than it does to download and run. And won't you please consider thanking Jim for this mighty fine show? Generously donated by Jim Fiesler (undiscokidd), and uploaded on DIME by TheCommish October 2008  
 07/08/04 Piazza della Riforma
Lugano, Switzerland 
 2 cdr     A+  A SwissBird , superMAX & SimplexSimplicissimus release : The SwissBirds real soundboard version ! .... soundboard > 1st copy > eac > wave > trackmarker with WaveLab 3.04 > flac frontend (align on sector boundaries level 8) > flac .... Disc 1: 01. Firebird Suite (Intro) 2:12 02. Going For The One 5:30 03. Sweet Dreams 6:58 04. I've Seen All Good People 7:08 05. Mind Drive, Part One 7:34 06. South Side Of The Sky 10:41 07. Foot Prints 1:21 08. Mind Drive, Part Two 6:52 09. Yours Is No Disgrace 13:08 10. Second Initial (Steve Howe Solo) 3:18 11. Jane Seymour (Rick Wakeman Solo) 4:13 Running Time: 69:02 Disc 2: 01. Long Distance Runaround 4:07 02. The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus) 3:29 03. Whitefish 4:25 04. Owner Of A Lonely Heart 4:29 05. Rhythm Of Love 6:34 06. And You And I 11:53 07. Starship Trooper 13:55 08. Roundabout 7:23 Running Time: 56:22 Jon Anderson - lead vocals Steve Howe - guitar, vocals Chris Squire - bass, vocals Rick Wakeman - keyboards, vocals Alan White - drums, vocals  

 05/20/03 The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA 
 2 cdr      Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers May 20, 2003 The Catalyst Santa Cruz, California, USA from EX SBD Dat master - check the samples to get an idea of the quality for yourself. disc 1 - 58:22 01 [1:18] tune ups, talk and crowd before first song 02 [7:37] In The Name of God 03 [6:19] Melancholy Mood 04 [7:36] Higher Vibration 05 [6:14] Concrete Jungle 06 [5:45] Looking 07 [6:06] Rainbow In The Sky 08 [8:25] Wake Up & Live 09 [9:02] Shalom Salaam disc 2 - 57:00 01 [9:06] I Get Out 02 [4:17] True To Myself 03 [7:37] Let Jah Will Be Done 04 [6:44] JamminÕ 05 [6:15] Good Old Days 06 [1:54] announcer, crowd and Ziggy talk before encores 07 [5:52] Never Deny Ya 08 [9:59] No Woman No Cry 09 [4:11] Dragonfly 10 [1:05] final thanks. announcer and crowd Soundboard Dat master > Panasonic SV-3700 (digital output) > Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia III card > Pro Tools (minor "nip & tuck" edits, normalization & tracking) > AIFF > xACT (level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). Note: a scan of the cue sheet from this show is included but it's not exactly the same as the setlist ended up. Enjoy and SHARE!  

 05/17/75 Central Maine Youth Center
Lewiston, ME 
 1 cdr     B+  ZZ TOP CENTRAL MAINE YOUTH CENTER LEWISTON MAINE (USA)MAY-17-1975 A JOE MALONEY MASTER KRW_CO TRANSFER CONTRAST CLAUSE THIS TORRENT IS DIFFERENT THEN http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=336825(OLD KRW_CO TORRENT 2 CD) AS IT HAS THE TAPE FLIP LAGRANGE EDITED TOGETHER AND IS NOW ON ONE CD WITH NOTHING MISSING LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER TO CDR KRW TRANSFER TO EAC/WAV TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TAPE FLIP EDIT AND TRACK MARKS ONLY TO CDR KRW TRANSFER TO EAC TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8 NO EQ OR OTHER TAMPERING THE BAND BILLY GIBBONS GUITAR VOCALS DUSTY HILL BASS VOCALS FRANK BEARD DRUMS SET LIST 1 INTRO/THUNDERBIRD 2 CHEVROLET 3 PRECIOUS AND GRACE 4 WAITING FOR THE BUS 5 JESUS JUST LEFT CHICAGO 6 DOWN AT THE BALINESE 7 RAIN AT HOME 8 BEER DRINKERS AND HELL RAISERS 9 BLUE JEAN BLUES 10 RATTLESNAKE SHAKE 11 FRANCINE 12 LAGRANGE (TAPE FLIP EDIT IN SONG AT 5:04 TRACK TIME OR 46:46 REAL TIME) 13 FOLSOM COUNTY PRISON BLUES 14 TUSH 15 JUST GOT PAID 16 JAILHOUSE ROCK 17 BACK DOOR LOVE AFFAIR/MELLOW DOWN EASY 18 OUTRO MANY THANKS TO JOE FOR LETTING US TRANSFER HIS MASTERS AND SHARE THEM WITH ALL OF YOU PLEASE DONT POST THIS ON ANY OTHER TRACKERS WE WILL WHEN WE GET TO IT AND PLEASE DONT ALTER THIS RECORDING IN ANY WAY.THANK YOU BUT IF YOU DO FEEL THE NEED SHARE THIS ELSE WHERE PLEASE KEEP ALL THE INFO INTACT IT SUCKS TO DOWNLOAD SOMETHING TWICE AND NOT GIVE CREDIT TO THE TAPER/SOURCE/UPLOADER. AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO  
 04/15/80 Pine Knob
Clarkston, MI 
 1 cdr      ZZ Top April 15th, 1980 (Deguello Tour) Pine Knob, Claskston, MI (Speed-Corrected, No TAO Silence Version) Source: Low Gen Analog Soundboard Recording > CD-R > EAC > Sound Forge 4.5 (speed correction) > FLAC This is the speed-corrected version of an earlier seed which ran too slow. The speed was increased using Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 4.5's Pitch effect. This was increased by 80.0 Cents on each track. The resulting pitch is that of the original tuning used on the Deguello LP. This was done cross referencing the first track of each recording which turns out to be, "I Thank You". In addition, this seed has had the previously present TAO silence removed from each track. Real nice soundboard of a fantastic "Deguello" Tour stop on the outskirts of Detroit! It's got that lowdown old ZZ sound. A high point of this show is the song "We're Barefootin'", the only known performance of the song. There's the "Crosses Sermon", from none other than Rev. Willie G. and one helluva La Grange Medley too! Great vibe and the crowd is insane. Ahhhh, the good 'ol days. 01) I Thank You 02) Waitin' For the Bus 03) Jesus Just Left Chicago (Pine Knob) 04) Precious And Grace 05) Francine 06) I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide 07) Manic Mechanic 08) Heard It On The X 09) Fool For Your Stockings (Crosses Sermon) 10) Nasty Dogs & Funky Kings 11) We're Barefootin' (Only known performance ever!) 12) Cheap Sunglasses 13) Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers 14) La Grange > Sloppy Drunk > BBQ Medley (Extremely odd ~ 9 minute version) 15) She Loves My Automobile (Lone Wolf Horn Section) 16) Hi-Fi Mama (Lone Wolf Horn Section) 17) Tush  
 04/19/80 Grugahalle
Essen, Germany 
 2 cdr      ************** Possibly the same show as 4/19/80 - definitely the same setlist - but this is the info as I received it ******************* OCTOBER 6th, 1979 ~ ZZ TOP LIVE ROCKPALAST, Gruga-Halle, ESSEN GERMANY 10/6/79 Lineage: Soundboard>unknown transfer>flac>me>you This an absolute killer show from ZZ Top. Sound Quality is excellent A+. The boys at their best. Before they became Videoized by MTV. A must have. EnJoy Set List : (1) Intro (2) I Wanna Thank You. (3) Waitin For The Bus All Day. (4) Jesus Just Left Chicago. (5) Precious and Grace. (6) I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide (7) Manic Mechanic (8) Lowdown in the Street (9) Heard It On The X (10) A Fool for your Stockins (11) Tryin to Get Next To You (12) El Diablo (13) Cheap Sunglasses (14) Arrested While Drivin Blind (15) Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers (16) La Grange (17) She Loves My Automobile (with Lone Wolf Horns) (18) Hi Fi Mama (19) Dust my Broom (20) Jailhouse Rock (21) Tush (22) Tube Steak Boogie (23) Just Got Paid Today Trade Freely. Never Sell. Don't convert to mp3.  
 06/15/80 Capitol Theatre
Passaic, NJ 
 1 cdr      ZZ TOP - Best Of The Biscuit King Biscuit Flower Hour original airdate Aug 31, 1980 Live from The Capitol Theatre, Passaic, New Jersey Sourced from original broadcast vinyl, second edition of program Recording date unknown Lineage: ZZ Top live onstage > soundboard > multitrack recording > DIR broadcasting mixdown engineers > DIR broadcasting mastering engineers > records delivered to radio stations > the mysterious vinyl liberation front > me Vinyl cleaned with Nagaoka roller record cleaner. Played back on Technics SL-1200 turntable with Stanton 681EEE cartridge through an Akai preamp into a SoundBlaster Live! 16 bit soundcard that has been grounded. Wavelab 4.0 used for Digital ReMastering. Although I did use some compression techniques and De-Crackling plug-ins, in no way do they detract from the raw dynamism of the performance on stage. Recording levels boosted and balanced, initial De-Clicker to remove most pops, stereo expansion 33%, multiband compression to re-enforce lows and air-out the highs, dynamics processing for smoothing, another De-Crackler to take out most ticks and picks,final mix compression and limiting. Trader's Little Helper turned the wav files to FLAC level 8 files. Notes: I originally first recorded this show in the early eighties from radio in Vancouver, B.C. This was still before all the videos and fur covered spinning guitars with television sets built into them, and even before their trademark beards were quite so bushy. It made me a fan for life. Imagine my surprise a few years later to acquire the actual records the radio had played! What an upgrade! Wow. Working in a collector's record store had it's priviledges! Through the years, I've taped these slabs o' vinyl for many many people. About a year ago I finally got around to transferring them to my computer to put them on CD. I wasn't happy with how flat and dull they sounded. I spent several months (off and on again) doing listening tests and messing around with several mastering techniques. I tried EQ, several different filter-y thingies, harsh radio compression, etc... Lots of crazy tricks... I finally settled on the settings I described earlier. I tend to go for 'less is more' and subtlety of processing is the key to success. I've heard some 'ReMasters' that really sound ReMastered! That is, you can hear how processed the sound has become. The main criteria of my listening tests was that if I could 'hear the ReMaster' job, it was processed too much, and should be scrapped. I found settings that improved it but still let it sound analog. This version is an improvement over my raw vinyl transfer, by far. The original's really OK, but had some surface noise due to repeated heavy-handed radio play. It also sounded thin, and the transfer was done at a slightly lower volume. My ReMaster bumps the levels up to slightly less than average levels of today's CD releases. They sure do master modern discs too loud these days! I also killed probably 90% of the vinyl groove imperfection sounds, but left a reminder that the source was a record. Not over-processed... I recently found out there is a bootleg of this 'out there', but I don't think it is from a pre-FM source like this is. I included everything relevant on the records : commercials, test tone and all! I re-ordered the promo spots, and cut the silence bands between commercials and program, but everything else is there. Honest. Tracklist: 01 ZZ TOP KBFH show promo announcer.flac 02 ZZ TOP KBFH show promo blank.flac 03 KBFH ZZ TOP test tone.flac 04 ZZ TOP KBFH show beginning.flac 05 honda commercial.flac 06 I Thank You.flac 07 Waitin' For The Bus.flac 08 Jesus Just Left Chicago.flac 09 I'm Bad I'm Nationwide.flac 10 Low Down In The Street.flac 11 A Fool For Your Stockings.flac 12 Cheap Sunglasses.flac 13 Arrested For Driving While Blind.flac 14 budweiser commercial.flac 15 She Loves My Automobile.flac 16 Hi Fi Mama.flac 17 Dust My Broom.flac 18 Jailhouse Rock.flac 19 Tush.flac 20 honda commercial 2.flac 21 ZZ TOP KBFH show wrapup.flac Included in the torrent are scans of the KBFH record labels and promo sheets from DIR broadcasting. Note the DJ handwritten notes on page 1. I also photoshopped a blank page to make cover notes on and combined data from page 2 + 3 for your printable origami masterpiece. I also included pre-existing cover artworx for the semi-commercial boot releases of this show. Note that the track numbering on them does not match my edition you have now. If you make up some cool cover artworx that fit this edition right, I ask that you share them with all your friends where you got the music. Post them in the thread, and please Email the jpegs to me as well! Thanks for listening. Trade this freely with lovers and friends, family and strangers alike. Give it away. Burn audio CD's for your buddy's. If you think anyone you know will trade this further, please provide them with the original FLAC files. Please don't EnCrap to MP3 or other lossy file formats. If you really need to for your little cheezy audio player, I can't stop you, but don't leak the lossy files to anyone. I also suggest you get your hearing tested if you think those mp3's "sound fine", because they're shitty. Smash your IPod, you festering nerd! audioarchivist@hotmail.com  
 08/20/83 Donington Monsters Of Rock
Derby, England 
 1 cdr      Broadcast a few weeks later (definitely prior to 1983-11-19). Billy Gibbons : Guitar, Vocals Dusty Hill : Bass Guitar, Vocals Frank Beard : Drums Played AFTER Diamond Head, Dio and Twisted Siter Played BEFORE Meat Loaf and headliners Whitesnake. This may ... or may not ... be a complete performance. At the end of the broadcast - and removed from this edit - Tommy Vance stated "there is no more on that tape that we have here of ZZ Top". Low marks for grammar and intelligibility, but the point would seem to be that this 30 minute recording is all that was available, or supplied for broadcast. SB > (recorded, not live) > BBC Radio FM broadcast > unknown tuner > Aiwa F770 > TDK SA-C90 cassette master > Cassette playback on Pioneer CT-S550S with azimuth correction > Sony JE530 A/D (44.1k) > Nomad JB3 > .wav > Adobe Audition > .wav > CDWAV > FLAC frontend > .flac files Note: The Sony JE530 is a minidisc recorder, however a pure digital output is available when using it as a "passthrough" device. Therefore, despite the presence of a minidisc device in this lineage there is no MD/ ATRAC compression. 1. Gimmie All Your Lovin' 4:32 2. Wating For The Bus > 2:31 3. Jesus Just Left Chicago 4:01 4. Sharp Dressed Man 4:32 5. Party On The Patio 2:51 6. Tube Snake Boogie > 3:19 7. La Grange 4:02 8. Tush 3:54 9. Interview (1983-11-26) 7:52 Total Time : [37:35] Editing: Left channel samples x 125% (+1.94db). Right channel samples x 130% (+2.28db). Fade at start and end. A few instances (approx 15) of FM static or clicks were removed or reduced using the Click Removal tool in Adobe Audition. In addition, clumps of static at the following points: Burst @ 9:55 - 10:02 (a hint of this remains) Burst @ 17:52 - 17:55 Burst @ 24:23 Slightly repaired (still very noticable) R channel dropout @ 17:51, also @ 28:11 Interview is from "Saturday Live" broadcast 1983-11-26. Interviews on this programme were sometimes live, and sometimes prerecorded. Lineage is otherwise identical (recorded to the same cassette even). Fade at start and end. Music removed.  
 10/17/83 Grand Hotel
Stockholm, Sweden 
 1 cdr     A-  Performed on Swedish TV Show "Måndagsbörsen" 18:52 09. interview 2:56 10. Francine> 2:38 11. Jailhouse Rock> 2:11 12. La Grange> 3:52 13. Tush 3:43 14. crowd :18 15. Party On The Patio 3:14 

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