sabato 4 maggio 2024
Depeche Mode - 2013-05-04 - Nice, FR (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
2013-05-04, Palais Nikaïa, Nice, France
Bootleg: "Nice Côte d'Azur"
Label: UMS 04052013
Lineage: Silver bootleg ->Nero ->Trader Little Helper ->FLAC8 ->2U
Original Source: Audience
Rating: 4,75 Stars
CD1 [59:45:61]
01-Intro
02-Welcome To My World
03-Angel
04-Walking In My Shoes
05-Precious
06-Black Celebration
07-Policy Of Truth
08-Should Be Higher
09-Barrel Of A Gun
10-Higher Love
11-The Child Inside
12-Heaven
CD2 [69:48:21]
13-Soothe My Soul
14-A Pain That I m Used To
15-A Question Of Time
16-Secret To The End
17-Enjoy The Silence
18-Personal Jesus
19-Goodbye
20-A Question Of Lust
21-Halo
22-Just Can t Get Enough
23-I Feel You
24-Never Let me Down Again
John Fogerty - 2014-05-04 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/ALD/FLAC)
(Audience/ALD FLAC)
John Fogerty
Live at Jazz Fest
New Orleans, LA
2014 05-04
Genre: Rock
Audience Tape: A
Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox >
Recorder: Sony M-10
Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 were matrixed with an ALD transmission. 85-50, Audience to ALD
Transfer: Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression > Dither to 16b) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8)
Location: Dead Center Pit
Recorded by Scooter123
John Fogerty - vocals, guitars, harmonica
Shane Fogerty - guitar
Kenny Aronoff - drums
James Lomenzo - bass, vocals
Bob Malone - keyboards, accordion, vocals
Devon Pangle - guitars, vocals
Allen Toussaint*
Joel Savoy*
TBC Brass Band*
Rockin' Dopsie*
01. Born on the Bayou
02. Green River
03. Who'll Stop the Rain
04. Stuck in Lodi Again
05. Looking Out My Back Door
06. Hot Rod Heart
07. Banter
08. Ramble Tamble
09. Jambalaya
10. Midnight Special
11. Mystic Highway
12. Long As I Can See The Light
13. Keep On Chooglin
14. Have You Ever Seen the Rain
15. New Orleans
16. Down on the Corner
17. Centerfield
18. Cotton Fields
19. Old Man Down the Road
20. Proud Mary*
21. Bad Moon Rising
TT: 1:36
Tapers Notes:
John Fogerty has never played at Jazz Fest, although he has attended many of these festivals. The producers selected him to close out the last set of the last day of the festival.
John Fogerty - 2014-05-04 - New Orleans, LA (ts pro-shot)
(ts pro-shot)
John Fogerty
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2014 (Samsung Galaxy Stage Headliner)
May 4, 2014
01. Born On The Bayou
02. Green River
03. Who'll Stop The Rain
04. Lodi
05. Lookin' Out My Back Door
06. Hot Rod Heart
07. Ramble Tamble
08. Jambalaya On The Bayou (with guests)
09. Midnight Special
10. Mystic Highway
11. Long As I Can See The Light
12. Keep On Chooglin'
13. Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
14. New Orleans
15. Down On The Corner
16. Centerfield
17. Cotton Fields (impromptu)
18. Up Around The Bend
19. The Old Man Down The Road
20. Proud Mary (with guests)
21. Bad Moon Rising
22. Fortunate Son
- AXS TV took a commercial break after Have You Ever Seen The Rain?, but no footage is missing.
- The previous day, John came out during the Bruce Springsteen encore to perform Green River and Proud Mary with him and his band.
- Lodi, Hot Rod Heart, and a few other songs were performed in the "newer" versions found on Fogerty's latest "Wrote A Song For Everyone" album.
- John brought up a few local New Orleans friends on Jambalaya On The Bayou to perform with him.
- John usually performs the standard covers during his set (Midnight Special, etc), but he added one exclusively for this show - "New Orleans" by Gary Bonds, which got the entire crowd dancing immediately!
- On Centerfield, Kenny Aronoff broke his snare drum, causing a delay after the song. John decided to start a solo version of Cotton Fields for the crowd and the rest of the band joined in after the first verse when the snare drum was fixed.
- For Proud Mary, John brought out quite a few local New Orleans musicians to join his band as well as Allen Toussaint, who is featured on the album version of the song on "Wrote A Song For Everyone".
Tech Specs
General
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Format : MPEG-TS
File size : 6.66 GiB
Duration : 1h 43mn
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 9 178 Kbps
Video
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Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Format profile : Main@High
Format settings, BVOP : Yes
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Codec ID : 2
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Variable
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Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
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Color space : YUV
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Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Top Field First
Compression mode : Lossy
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Stream size : 6.05 GiB (91%)
Audio
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Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
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Mode extension : CM (complete main)
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Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
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Channel(s) : 6 channels
Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 285 MiB (4%)
Language : English
Text #1
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Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : EIA-608
Muxing mode : A/53 / DTVCC Transport
Muxing mode, more info : Muxed in Video #1
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Stream size : 0.00 Byte (0%)
Text #2
ID : 524 (0x20C)-1
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
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Muxing mode : A/53 / DTVCC Transport
Muxing mode, more info : Muxed in Video #1
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Stream size : 0.00 Byte (0%)
John Fogerty
New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2014 (Samsung Galaxy Stage Headliner)
May 4, 2014
01. Born On The Bayou
02. Green River
03. Who'll Stop The Rain
04. Lodi
05. Lookin' Out My Back Door
06. Hot Rod Heart
07. Ramble Tamble
08. Jambalaya On The Bayou (with guests)
09. Midnight Special
10. Mystic Highway
11. Long As I Can See The Light
12. Keep On Chooglin'
13. Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
14. New Orleans
15. Down On The Corner
16. Centerfield
17. Cotton Fields (impromptu)
18. Up Around The Bend
19. The Old Man Down The Road
20. Proud Mary (with guests)
21. Bad Moon Rising
22. Fortunate Son
- AXS TV took a commercial break after Have You Ever Seen The Rain?, but no footage is missing.
- The previous day, John came out during the Bruce Springsteen encore to perform Green River and Proud Mary with him and his band.
- Lodi, Hot Rod Heart, and a few other songs were performed in the "newer" versions found on Fogerty's latest "Wrote A Song For Everyone" album.
- John brought up a few local New Orleans friends on Jambalaya On The Bayou to perform with him.
- John usually performs the standard covers during his set (Midnight Special, etc), but he added one exclusively for this show - "New Orleans" by Gary Bonds, which got the entire crowd dancing immediately!
- On Centerfield, Kenny Aronoff broke his snare drum, causing a delay after the song. John decided to start a solo version of Cotton Fields for the crowd and the rest of the band joined in after the first verse when the snare drum was fixed.
- For Proud Mary, John brought out quite a few local New Orleans musicians to join his band as well as Allen Toussaint, who is featured on the album version of the song on "Wrote A Song For Everyone".
Tech Specs
General
ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : MPEG-TS
File size : 6.66 GiB
Duration : 1h 43mn
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 9 178 Kbps
Video
ID : 524 (0x20C)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Format profile : Main@High
Format settings, BVOP : Yes
Format settings, Matrix : Custom
Codec ID : 2
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 8 336 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 20.0 Mbps
Width : 1 920 pixels
Height : 1 080 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 16:9
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Top Field First
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.134
Stream size : 6.05 GiB (91%)
Audio
ID : 523 (0x20B)
Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Mode extension : CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness : Big
Codec ID : 129
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 384 Kbps
Channel(s) : 6 channels
Channel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Stream size : 285 MiB (4%)
Language : English
Text #1
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Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
Format : EIA-608
Muxing mode : A/53 / DTVCC Transport
Muxing mode, more info : Muxed in Video #1
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Stream size : 0.00 Byte (0%)
Text #2
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Menu ID : 1 (0x1)
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Muxing mode : A/53 / DTVCC Transport
Muxing mode, more info : Muxed in Video #1
Duration : 1h 43mn
Bit rate mode : Constant
Stream size : 0.00 Byte (0%)
Simple Minds - 2015-05-04 - Ipswich, UK (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Simple Minds
Regent Theatre
Ipswich, UK
2015-05-04
Lineage Sonics DSM-6 mics... > Sony D8 DAT machine...
Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ
CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned
Jim Kerr...Vocals
Charlie Burchill...Guitars/ Violin
Ged Grimes...Bass/ Vocals/ Acoustic Guitar
Mel Gaynor...Drums
Andy Gillespie...Keyboards
Catherine Ann Davies...Vocals/ Guitar/ Piano
Sarah Brown...Vocals
Disc 1: Set One
01 - Intro music...
Simple Minds
Regent Theatre
Ipswich, UK
2015-05-04
Lineage Sonics DSM-6 mics... > Sony D8 DAT machine...
Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ
CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned
Jim Kerr...Vocals
Charlie Burchill...Guitars/ Violin
Ged Grimes...Bass/ Vocals/ Acoustic Guitar
Mel Gaynor...Drums
Andy Gillespie...Keyboards
Catherine Ann Davies...Vocals/ Guitar/ Piano
Sarah Brown...Vocals
Disc 1: Set One
01 - Intro music...
02 - Let The Day Begin (Michael Been)
03 - Blindfolded
04 - Glittering Prize
05 - I Travel
06 - New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84)
07 - Banter
08 - The American (acoustic)
09 - Home
10 - Real Life
11 - Honest Town
12 - Love Song
13 - Rivers Of Ice (Catherine AD vocals)
14 - Dolphins
15 - Waterfront
16 - Don't You Forget About Me
Disc 2: Set Two / Encores
01 - Bass Line Intro...
02 - Book Of Brilliant Things (Sarah Brown vocals)
03 - East At Easter (Sarah Brown vocals)
04 - Once Upon A Time...All The Things She Said
05 - Let There Be Love
06 - Someone, Somewhere (in Summertime)
07 - Midnight Walking
08 - Big Music
09 - Sanctify Yourself
10 - Encore Break...End Of Tour Thank-Yous
11 - Riders On The Storm (The Doors)
12 - Alive And Kicking
Recorded by Soledriver...
this recording sounds super bassy to my ears...anyone with more technology and knowledge, feel free to make an EQ version
A typical SM show with the usual low vocal mix and too much clapalong led by Jim Kerr, who was struggling with a virus and was happy to allow the audience to take his place whenever possible. A reasonable recording from the right hand side less than 10 metres from the stage stacks.
03 - Blindfolded
04 - Glittering Prize
05 - I Travel
06 - New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84)
07 - Banter
08 - The American (acoustic)
09 - Home
10 - Real Life
11 - Honest Town
12 - Love Song
13 - Rivers Of Ice (Catherine AD vocals)
14 - Dolphins
15 - Waterfront
16 - Don't You Forget About Me
Disc 2: Set Two / Encores
01 - Bass Line Intro...
02 - Book Of Brilliant Things (Sarah Brown vocals)
03 - East At Easter (Sarah Brown vocals)
04 - Once Upon A Time...All The Things She Said
05 - Let There Be Love
06 - Someone, Somewhere (in Summertime)
07 - Midnight Walking
08 - Big Music
09 - Sanctify Yourself
10 - Encore Break...End Of Tour Thank-Yous
11 - Riders On The Storm (The Doors)
12 - Alive And Kicking
Recorded by Soledriver...
this recording sounds super bassy to my ears...anyone with more technology and knowledge, feel free to make an EQ version
A typical SM show with the usual low vocal mix and too much clapalong led by Jim Kerr, who was struggling with a virus and was happy to allow the audience to take his place whenever possible. A reasonable recording from the right hand side less than 10 metres from the stage stacks.
Iron Maiden - 2016-05-04 - Brisbane, AU (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
IRON MAIDEN
2016-05-04
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane Australia
Recorded and mastered by Navigator
SP-CMC-8 (AT 943) > SP-SPSB-11 > Roland R0-05 (16/44.1) > Adobe Audition 3 (with iZotope Ozone 4 mastering plug-in) > CD Wave Editor (track splitting) > HAT (align sector boundries, FLAC)
Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals
Dave Murray – guitars
Adrian Smith – guitars
Janick Gers – guitars
Steve Harris – bass
Nicko McBrain – drums
CD1
01. Intro
02. If Eternity Should Fail
03. Speed of Light
04. Children of the Damned
05. Tears of a Clown
06. The Red and the Black
07. The Trooper
08. Powerslave
CD2
09. Death or Glory
10. The Book of Souls
11. Hallowed Be Thy Name
12. Fear of the Dark
13. Iron Maiden
14. The Number of the Beast
15. Blood Brothers
16. Wasted Years
Notes:
Taped from the floor. 20m from the stage, facing stage right PA stack.
IRON MAIDEN
2016-05-04
Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane Australia
Recorded and mastered by Navigator
SP-CMC-8 (AT 943) > SP-SPSB-11 > Roland R0-05 (16/44.1) > Adobe Audition 3 (with iZotope Ozone 4 mastering plug-in) > CD Wave Editor (track splitting) > HAT (align sector boundries, FLAC)
Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals
Dave Murray – guitars
Adrian Smith – guitars
Janick Gers – guitars
Steve Harris – bass
Nicko McBrain – drums
CD1
01. Intro
02. If Eternity Should Fail
03. Speed of Light
04. Children of the Damned
05. Tears of a Clown
06. The Red and the Black
07. The Trooper
08. Powerslave
CD2
09. Death or Glory
10. The Book of Souls
11. Hallowed Be Thy Name
12. Fear of the Dark
13. Iron Maiden
14. The Number of the Beast
15. Blood Brothers
16. Wasted Years
Notes:
Taped from the floor. 20m from the stage, facing stage right PA stack.
venerdì 3 maggio 2024
Jethro Tull - 1970-05-03 - Northridge, CA (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
San Fernando College
Deonshire Downs
Northridge (Audience... but a great one for 1970)
Ian Anderson
Martin Barre
Glen Cornick
Clive Bunker
John Evans
1. Intro and Tuning 2.19
2. Nothing is Easy 6.08
3. Intro to my God 1.52
4. My God 12.16
5. To cry you a song 6.05
6. With you there to help me 13.29
7. Sossity, You're a woman/Reasons for Waiting 7.26
8. Dharma for one 16.57
9. We used to know/guitar improv/A thousand Mothers 21.04
Recorded two weeks after the release of Benefit in the US and two days after it's release in the UK. John Evans had joined the band on tour only one month previously and his contribution is clear on this boot. Also an early My God!10 months before Aqualung was released.
The Doors - 1972-05-03 - Beat Club (DVDfull pro-shot)
(DVDfull pro-shot)
German TV
Live in "Beat-Club"
Ray Manzarek - piano, vocals
Robby Krieger - guitar, vocals
John Densmore - drums
Bobby Ray - guitar, piano, vocals
Jack Conrad - bass
1.Intro
2.Tighrope Ride
3.In The Eye Of The Sun
4.I'm Horny, I'm Stoned
5.Love Me Two Times
6.Vertilac
7.Ships With Sails
Following the death of frontman Jim Morrison, the Doors continued on as an active recording and performing unit for a brief period. With Ray Manzarek now the band's main focal point, the Doors released two classic albums ("Other Voices" in 1971 and "Full Circle" in 1972) and toured. This performance is apparently the only professional document remaining of this sadly obscure period and was filmed for German television. The Doors perform songs old and new and thus this very good-quality video is essential for Doors fans as it presents a rarely seen chapter.
German TV
Live in "Beat-Club"
Ray Manzarek - piano, vocals
Robby Krieger - guitar, vocals
John Densmore - drums
Bobby Ray - guitar, piano, vocals
Jack Conrad - bass
1.Intro
2.Tighrope Ride
3.In The Eye Of The Sun
4.I'm Horny, I'm Stoned
5.Love Me Two Times
6.Vertilac
7.Ships With Sails
Following the death of frontman Jim Morrison, the Doors continued on as an active recording and performing unit for a brief period. With Ray Manzarek now the band's main focal point, the Doors released two classic albums ("Other Voices" in 1971 and "Full Circle" in 1972) and toured. This performance is apparently the only professional document remaining of this sadly obscure period and was filmed for German television. The Doors perform songs old and new and thus this very good-quality video is essential for Doors fans as it presents a rarely seen chapter.
Badfinger - 1972-05-03 - Manchester, England, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)
(DVDfull pro-shot)
Set Of Six - Granada TV
Format : MPEG-PS
File size : 1 024 MiB
Duration : 17mn 57s
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 7 973 Kbps
Video
ID : 224 (0xE0)
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Format profile : Main@Main
Format settings, BVOP : Yes
Format settings, Matrix : Default
Format settings, GOP : M=3, N=15
Duration : 17mn 57s
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 7 622 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 9 641 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 576 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4:3
Frame rate : 25.000 fps
Standard : PAL
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Top Field First
Compression mode : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.735
Stream size : 979 MiB (96%)
Audio
ID : 189 (0xBD)-128 (0x80)
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Mode extension : CM (complete main)
Format settings, Endianness : Big
Muxing mode : DVD-Video
Duration : 17mn 57s
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 192 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Compression mode : Lossy
Delay relative to video : -216ms
Stream size : 24.7 MiB (2%)
01. Day After Day,
02. Sweet Tuesday Morning,
03. Take it All,
04. Suitcase,
05. Better Days,
06. No Matter What.
07. Credits
In 1972, Granada Television staff producer, Muriel Young put together a six-part music series where six well-known bands were given the chance to come and perform in front of a live studio audience. Those taking part were: Badfinger, Argent, Middle Of The Road, Slade, Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), and Pentangle. The series was sadly cancelled after one series and the performances are either lost or buried in the Granada archive. One episode of the series to have remained in circulation and in reasonable broadcast condition is the performance by Badfinger...
Elton John - 1972-05-03 - South Bend, IN (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
Athletic & Convocation Center, Notre Dame U., South Bend, IN
lineage
SBD > ? > FLAC & SBD > ? > CDR > ? WAV > FLAC
01 Tiny Dancer
02 Susie
03 Border Song
04 Levon
05 Your Song
06 Can I Put You On
07 Holiday Inn
08 Rocket Man
09 Country Comfort
10 Madman Across the Water
11 Take Me to the Pilot
12 Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On
First attempt at cobbling together the two in-ciruclation versions of this soundboard recording.
Jeff Beck - 1975-05-03 - Boston, MA (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Boston Music Hall,
Late Show 10pm
Audience Stereo FOB
Sony ECM-99A > Sony TC-152SD Nakamichi MR-1 > Tascam CD-RW900 Master Cassette > CDR > EAC secure > Audacity (edits) > CD Wave (tracks) > FLAC
Azimuth aligned; Dolby B decoded, no processing or EQ
Recorded and transferred (Feb 2012) by Steve Hopkins
Wilbur Bascomb - bass
Jeff Beck - guitar, vocals
Max Middleton - keyboards
Bernard Purdie - drums
01. tuning > Jeff's Boogie 1:06
02. Constipated Duck 5:08
03. She's A Woman 8:23
04. Freeway Jam 7:40
05. Definitely Maybe 7:48
06. Superstition 4:06
07. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 9:18
08. Power (fade in) 5:41
09. Got The Feeling 6:24
10. ovation 2:10
Encore
11. You Know What I Mean 4:39
12. ovation 1:10
Total Time – 63:38
Notes:
Recorded from 3rd row center orchestra, this recording has been in wide circulation among traders for more than 30 years. This is a fresh transfer for 2012. I had technical difficulties during the Mahavishnu set and do not have a master of that.
Joan Baez - 1976-05-03 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
Joan Baez & The Rolling Thunder Band
The Warehouse, New Orleans LA
1976-05-03
01 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
02 (Ain't Gonna Let Nobody) Turn Me Around
03 Love Song To A Stranger (Part 2)
04 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (with band)
05 Sweeter For Me
06 Dancin' In The Streets (with band)
07 Diamonds & Rust
- original notes:
The Rolling Thunder Band was a big gathering of musicians, Bob Dylan was the headliner, along with Roger McGuinn, amongst others. Dylan comes out and plays for about an hour, then Roger McGuinn comes out and plays a few songs.
Then Joan comes out and plays about 30 minutes. Then Bob comes back out and finishes the evening's set. The tape starts off with Joan telling the crowd: "I gotta admit, we're being packed in here like a god damn zoo, you've been doing a real nice job, we appreciate it". "This place is very funky, very wierd". At the beginning of track 3, Joan starts talking with a bad southern accent. It's her introduction to "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down". Which surprisingly Joan has Dylan's band backing her on stage and they play that song together, along with a cover of Martha & The Vandellas "Dancin' In The Streets".
After "Diamonds & Rust", Joan and Bob perform 2 more songs together (not included here).
Source: Soundboard > low generation cassette (courtesy of M.R. archives)
Transfer: Zoom H4n (16 bit / 44.1 kHz) (transfer by M.R.)
Editing: Soundforge (tracking) > Wav (Eac tested) > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac level
UFO - 1976-05-03 - West Hollywood, CA (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
2Nd Gen Soundboard Krw_Co New Transfer
Lineage
Analog Second Generation Soundboard To Wav To Audio Cleaning Lab For Repithch/Tape Flip Splice At 43:54 And Track Marks Only To Cdr Krw Transfer To Eac To Tlh Flac Level 8
Michael Schenker Guitar
Phil Mogg Vocals
Pete Way Bass
Andy Parker Drums
Danny Peyronel Keyboards
01 Intro
02 Can You Roll Her
03 Doctor Doctor
04 Oh My
05 Out In The Street
06 Highway Lady
07 I'M A Loser
08 Let It Roll
09 This Kids
10 Shoot Shoot
11 Rock Bottom
12 C'Mon Everyboby
13 Boogie For George
Jethro Tull - 1976-05-03 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Abbatoirs de la Villette,
Lineage:
CD-R in trade>wav>FLAC Level 6
Disc 1:
01: Quartet
02: Thick As A Brick
03: Requiem
04: Quizz Kid
05: Rainbow Blues
06: To Cry You A Song
07: A New Day Yesterday
08: Flute Solo-God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen-Bouree
09: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
10: Living In The Past
11: A New Day Yesterday (reprise)
12: Crazed Institution
13: Big Dipper
14: Taxi Grab
Disc 2:
01: Instrumental
02: Minstrel In The Gallery
03: Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die
04: Cross-Eyed Mary
05: Aqualung
06: Guitar Solo
07: Wind Up
08: Back Door Angels
09: Locomotive Breath-Too Old (reprise)
Notes by the uploader:
I traded for this show several years ago. It sounds quite good for it's time and I suppose I'd give it an A- because the vocals and instrumentation are clear and fairly free of audience interference. Sound, as always, is subjective.
Technical info:
On my copy (and I imagine on all) Taxi Grab was cut and divided over two tracks. A small portion of the song is missing. From this split until 28 seconds into the cheers for more before the Guitar Solo just prior to Wind Up, the recording was very slow which put it out of sync with the rest of the recording. I increased the speed by 8% in this area to match the rest of the show in Audacity and spliced Taxi Grab so it is one track minus the several seconds of dead space it previously contained. Other than the changes I mentioned, I left the files as they were previously tracked on my CD copy I received. Please do not change my files and re-up unless you can make a marked difference. Enjoy the show.
Bob Dylan - 1976-05-03 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
May 3, 1976 - Evening Show
New Orleans, The Warehouse
lineage
SBD > ? > DAT > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC
CD 1 [63:13]
01 Sleazy - Bob Neuwirth
02 Flint Hill Special - David Mansfield
03 Werewolves Of London - T-Bone Burnett
04 Too Good To Be Wasted - Rob Stoner
05 Mad Man - Steven Soles
06 Tears On My Pillow - Donna Weiss
07 A Lady Is Still A Lady - Bob Neuwirth
08 They Had To Move Away - Bob Neuwirth
09 Alabama Dark [fragment] - Bob Neuwirth
10 Is There Life On Mars ? - Mick Ronson
11 If (poem by Rudyard Kipling) - Dennis Hopper
12 The Battle Of New Orleans - Bob Neuwirth
13 Rollin' Across The U.S.A. - Kinky Friedman
14 Dear Abbie - Kinky Friedman
15 Asshole From El Paso - Kinky Friedman
CD 2 [76:24]
01 Mr.Tambourine Man
02 Love Minus Zero / No Limit
03 Vincent Van Gogh
04 Maggie's Farm
05 Mozambique
06 Isis [incomplete]
07 Eight Miles High - Roger McGuinn
08 Jolly Roger - Roger McGuinn
09 Lover Of The Bayou - Roger McGuinn
10 Chestnut Mare - Roger McGuinn
11 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man - Joan Baez
12 (Ain't Gonna Let Nobody) Turn Me Around - Joan Baez
13 Love Song To A Stranger, Part II - Joan Baez
14 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - Joan Baez
15 Sweeter For Me (aka Red Telephone) - Joan Baez
16 Dancin' In The Streets - Joan Baez
CD 3 [77:15]
01 Diamonds And Rust - Joan Baez
02 Railroad Boy
03 I Pity The Poor Immigrant
04 Shelter From The Storm
05 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06 You're A Big Girl Now
07 Rita May
08 Lay Lady Lay
09 Silver Mantis - T-Bone Burnett
10 Idiot Wind
11 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
12 Gotta Travel On
further info:
Notes:
There is some speculation about this being the evening show, please see Les Kokay's "Songs Of The Underground" p.106-110.
This is a new transfer and is not identical to LB-0509. The DAT was described to me as coming from 1st generation cassette (?) copies.
As you can never be sure with Dylan tapes of that vintage, especially SBDs, I decided to present the linage the way I did and add this caveat.
I did not harm the sound of the source tape in any way other than trying to pitch correct the show.
d1t09 just a 0:40 fragment (song does neither appear in Olof's nor Les' notes)
d2t04 @ 0:39 a one second patch from my old vinyl boot "At The Warehouse" to cover a drop out on the original DAT (sorry for the crackles...)
d2t06 ends @ 5:00 (probably a minute missing)
d2t16 cuts @ 6:44 (probably 10-20 seconds missing)
d3t06 @ 4:30 several seconds edited out (track cuts on DAT with music overlapping)
d3t09 cuts @ 1:14 (probably a minute missing)
May 3, 1976 - Evening Show
New Orleans, The Warehouse
lineage
SBD > ? > DAT > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC
CD 1 [63:13]
01 Sleazy - Bob Neuwirth
02 Flint Hill Special - David Mansfield
03 Werewolves Of London - T-Bone Burnett
04 Too Good To Be Wasted - Rob Stoner
05 Mad Man - Steven Soles
06 Tears On My Pillow - Donna Weiss
07 A Lady Is Still A Lady - Bob Neuwirth
08 They Had To Move Away - Bob Neuwirth
09 Alabama Dark [fragment] - Bob Neuwirth
10 Is There Life On Mars ? - Mick Ronson
11 If (poem by Rudyard Kipling) - Dennis Hopper
12 The Battle Of New Orleans - Bob Neuwirth
13 Rollin' Across The U.S.A. - Kinky Friedman
14 Dear Abbie - Kinky Friedman
15 Asshole From El Paso - Kinky Friedman
CD 2 [76:24]
01 Mr.Tambourine Man
02 Love Minus Zero / No Limit
03 Vincent Van Gogh
04 Maggie's Farm
05 Mozambique
06 Isis [incomplete]
07 Eight Miles High - Roger McGuinn
08 Jolly Roger - Roger McGuinn
09 Lover Of The Bayou - Roger McGuinn
10 Chestnut Mare - Roger McGuinn
11 Do Right Woman, Do Right Man - Joan Baez
12 (Ain't Gonna Let Nobody) Turn Me Around - Joan Baez
13 Love Song To A Stranger, Part II - Joan Baez
14 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - Joan Baez
15 Sweeter For Me (aka Red Telephone) - Joan Baez
16 Dancin' In The Streets - Joan Baez
CD 3 [77:15]
01 Diamonds And Rust - Joan Baez
02 Railroad Boy
03 I Pity The Poor Immigrant
04 Shelter From The Storm
05 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06 You're A Big Girl Now
07 Rita May
08 Lay Lady Lay
09 Silver Mantis - T-Bone Burnett
10 Idiot Wind
11 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
12 Gotta Travel On
further info:
Notes:
There is some speculation about this being the evening show, please see Les Kokay's "Songs Of The Underground" p.106-110.
This is a new transfer and is not identical to LB-0509. The DAT was described to me as coming from 1st generation cassette (?) copies.
As you can never be sure with Dylan tapes of that vintage, especially SBDs, I decided to present the linage the way I did and add this caveat.
I did not harm the sound of the source tape in any way other than trying to pitch correct the show.
d1t09 just a 0:40 fragment (song does neither appear in Olof's nor Les' notes)
d2t04 @ 0:39 a one second patch from my old vinyl boot "At The Warehouse" to cover a drop out on the original DAT (sorry for the crackles...)
d2t06 ends @ 5:00 (probably a minute missing)
d2t16 cuts @ 6:44 (probably 10-20 seconds missing)
d3t06 @ 4:30 several seconds edited out (track cuts on DAT with music overlapping)
d3t09 cuts @ 1:14 (probably a minute missing)
Bob Dylan - 1976-05-03 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)
(soundboard FLAC)
The Warehouse
New Orleans, LA
Disk 1:
01. Mr Tambourine Man
02. Love Minus Zero / No Limit
03. Vincent Van Gogh
04. Maggies Farm
05. Mozambique
06. Diamonds and Rust
07. Railroad Boy
08. I Pity The Poor Immigrant
09. Shelter From The Storm
10. Stuck Inside Mobile
11. You're a Big Girl Now
12. Rita May
13. Lay Lady Lay
Disk 2:
01. Idiot Wind
02. Knocking On Heavens Door
03. Gotta Travel On
Bonus Tracks:
04. Hurricane
05. Oh Sister
06. Simple Twist of Fate
Notes by the taper/trader
This is a beautiful soundboard recording of the entire Dylan portion (minus Isis) of the 1976-05-03 show at the Warehouse in New Orleans. Bobsboots.com says of this release, on the Yellow Cat label: "This is a great show that has been released several times in the past, always incomplete. This is the best version to date." A great recording, not marred by the oversaturation that exists on a lot of the RTR soundboards.
BONUS: This is one of those times where the filler is as good as the main show: there are three outstanding filler tracks included on this to round out disc 2: Hurricane, Oh Sister, and Simple Twist Of Fate, which are from a 1975-12-13 FM simulcast of the television show "The World of John Hammond." The fidelity on these is incredible, and Dylan puts in a typical outstanding mid-70s performance.
What I did to the files: renamed (some had spaces in strange places, making them not come up in order in WinAmp/Nero, many lacked the date, leading zeroes, etc), checked for SBEs (none found), and encoded from non-seekable shn to wav to flac (aligned on SBs), to make them seekable, smaller, and generally more user friendly. No bits were lost in this process (i.e., no re-ripping from CD), so if you don't like the fact that I went from shn > wav > flac, then just convert them back to (non-seekable) shn yourself, and you'll have the exact original files.
Rolling Thunder Revue - 1976-05-03 - New Orleans, LA (SBD/FLAC)
Rolling Thunder Revue
source: The Warehouse 5/03/76
Disc one
01 - I Love My Music
02 - Flint Hill Special
03 - Werewolves Of London
04 - Rollin' Across The USA
05 - Dear Abbie
06 - Asshole From El Paso [Revue]
07 - Mr Tambourine Man (a)
08 - Love Minus Zero (a)
09 - Vincent Van Gogh (a/b)
10 - Maggies Farm
11 - Mozambique
12 - Eight Miles High
13 - Jolly Roger
14 - Lover Of The Bayou
15 - Chestnut Mare [Roger McGuinn]
16 - Do Right Woman
17 - Gonna Build A Brand New World
18 - Love Is A Pain In The Ass
Disc two
01 - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
02 - Red Telephone
03 - Dancing In The Streets
04 - Diamonds And Rust [Joan Baez]
05 - Railroad Boy (Butcher Boy - trad.) (a) (w/JB)
06 - I Pity The Poor Immigrant
07 - Shelter From The Storm
08 - Stuck Inside Of Mobile
09 - Rita May
10 - Lay Lady Lay
11 - Idiot Wind
12 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door[w/Roger McGuinn]
13 - Gotta Travel On * (Clayton/Six et al)
source:
The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA May 3, 1976
Manufacturer / Catalog No. 
Flashback 01.94.0225 2CD
Legend:
(a) acoustic
(a/b) acoustic with band
(w/JB) duet with Joan Baez
* verses by:
Dylan, Baez, Friedman, McGuinn, Stoner
Review:
This is a great representation of the '76 material. The mono soundboard recording is not up to today's standards (there is quite a bit of tape hiss), but it is right up there among the best tapes of the tour. The sonic problems disappear, however, once you concentrate on the songs (such as the way Bob draws out the words on Maggie's Farm or the happy feeling bounce of the reworked Shelter From The Storm. The performance is as good as you will find from this tour. The set includes 14 of the 16 Dylan performances. While giving a larger overview of the entire revue, the set leaves off Isis and You're A Big Girl Now. The package, typical of this label, is very sparse and unworthy of such a historical recording.
Jethro Tull - 1976-05-03 - Paris, FR (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Abbatoirs de la Villette,
Lineage:
CD-R in trade>wav>FLAC Level 6
Disc 1:
01: Quartet
02: Thick As A Brick
03: Requiem
04: Quizz Kid
05: Rainbow Blues
06: To Cry You A Song
07: A New Day Yesterday
08: Flute Solo-God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen-Bouree
09: Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
10: Living In The Past
11: A New Day Yesterday (reprise)
12: Crazed Institution
13: Big Dipper
14: Taxi Grab
Disc 2:
01: Instrumental
02: Minstrel In The Gallery
03: Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll: Too Young To Die
04: Cross-Eyed Mary
05: Aqualung
06: Guitar Solo
07: Wind Up
08: Back Door Angels
09: Locomotive Breath-Too Old (reprise)
Notes by the uploader:
I traded for this show several years ago. It sounds quite good for it's time and I suppose I'd give it an A- because the vocals and instrumentation are clear and fairly free of audience interference. Sound, as always, is subjective. See what you think. I don't believe I've seen this show on DIME ever so here it is. Although the Too Old album is not my favorite, I do love the live renditions of these tunes and I'm glad they performed so many, if only on the European leg of the tour.
Technical info: On my copy (and I imagine on all) Taxi Grab was cut and divided over two tracks. A small portion of the song is missing. From this split until 28 seconds into the cheers for more before the Guitar Solo just prior to Wind Up, the recording was very slow which put it out of sync with the rest of the recording. I increased the speed by 8% in this area to match the rest of the show in Audacity and spliced Taxi Grab so it is one track minus the several seconds of dead space it previously contained.
Other than the changes I mentioned, I left the files as they were previously tracked on my CD copy I received. Please do not change my files and re-up unless you can make a marked difference. Enjoy the show.
The New Barbarians - 1979-05-03 - Cincinnati, OH (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
The New Barbarians - Breathe On Me (BGS 1993 3)
Riverfront Coliseum
Lineage
CD-R> to my HD with dBpoweramp Music Converter
Ron Wood (gtr, voc, harm, sax, pedal steel)
Keith Richards (gtr, voc, p)
Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc)
Stanley Clarke (bass)
Bobby Keys (sax)/Joseph ‘Ziggy’ Modeliste (dr)
CD1:
01 - Sweet Little Rock’n Roller
02 - Buried Alive
03 - F.U.C. Her
04 - Mystifies Me
05 - Infekshun
06 - Rock Me Baby
07 - Sure The One You Need
08 - Lost And Lonely
CD2:
01 - Breathe On Me
02 - Love In Vain
03 - Let’s Go Steady Again
04 - Apartment Number Nine
05 - Honky Tonk Women
06 - Worried Life Blues
07 - I Can Feel The Fire
08 - Come To Realise
Squeeze - 1980-05-03 - New York, NY (FM/FLAC)
(FM broadcast FLAC)
The Bottom Line
Source: WNEW-FM broadcast
Lineage:
MC (TDK SA-C90 high bias) > Nakamichi B1 > HD > WAV > FLAC
Glenn Tilbrook - vocals, guitar
Chris Difford - guitar, vocals
Jools Holland - keyboards, vocals
John Bentley - bass, backing vocals
Gilson Lavis - drums, backing vocals
01. WNEW-FM Intro
02. Slap And Tickle
03. Touching Me Touching You
04. Pulling Mussels (From The Shell)
05. Hop Skip And Jump
06. Another Nail In My Heart
07. Cool For Cats
08. Mess Around
09. I Think I'm Go Go
10. Take Me I'm Yours
11. If I Didn't Love You
12. Farfisa Beat
13. WNEW-FM Break
14. Misadventure (incl. band introductions)
15. It's So Dirty
16. Goodbye Girl
17. WNEW-FM Break
18. Up The Junction
19. There At The Top
20. WNEW-FM Break
21. Separate Beds
22. Going Crazy
23. WNEW-FM Outro
Total time 1:17:51
Eric Clapton - 1980-05-03 - Brighton, UK (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
ERIC CLAPTON Brighton Center Brighton East Sussex England UK May 3rd 1980
Audience First Generation Analog From The Krw_co Collection
LINEAGE
Audience analog first generation to untracked cdr krw transfer to eac secure mode to wav 16/44.1 to audio cleaning lab for id's and edits to wav 16/44.1 to tlh flac level 8 no eq
Eric Clapton guitar vocals
Albert Lee guitar vocals
Chris Stainton keyboards
Gary Brooker keyboards vocals
Dave Markee bass
Henry Spinetti drums
01 Tulsa Time
02 Early In The Morning
03 Lay Down Sally
04 Wonderful Tonight
05 Country Boy
06 Hold On
07 Blues Power
08 All Our Pastimes
09 Setting Me Up
10 Leave The Candle
(tape flip edit/cd 2 at 48:37)
11 Ramblin’ On My Mind
12 Have You Ever Loved A Woman
13 Home Loving
14 Key To The Highway (tape gap edit in song at 66:20)
15 Cocaine
16 Further On Up The Road
Reo Speedwagon - 1983-05-03 - Milwaukee, WI (FM/FLAC)
(FM broadcast FLAC)
Milwaukee Convention Center
Supergroups Starring REO Speedwagon & The Pretenders
Aired 08/20/83
Vinyl Transfer (All Commericals Edited Out)
lineage
on ITTUSB Turntable > Audacity > Magic Audio Cleaning Lab > Flac (TLH Level 8)
Gary Richrath - Guitar
Kevin Cronin - Vocals
Neil Doughty - Keyboards
Alan Gratzer - Drums
Bruce Hall - Bass
01. Supergroups Opening
02. Supergroups Intro
03. Good Trouble
04. Don't Let Him Go
05. Keep Pushin'
06. Kevin Talks
07. Let's BeBop
08. Tough Guys
09. The Key
10. Kevin Introduces Song
11. Take It On The Run
12. Time For Me To Fly
13. Keep On Loving You
14. Kevin Introduces Song
15. Keep The Fire Burnin'
16. Stillness Of The Night
17. Back On The Road Again
18. Ridin' The Storm Out
19. Johnny B. Goode
20. Supergroups Outro
21. Supergroups Closing
Bruce Springsteen - 1988-05-03 - Mountain View, CA (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
Shoreline Amphitheatre,
Mountain View,
California
1988-05-03
Title: "Roses And Broken Hearts" BSGR 16/17/18
Source: Soundboard
lineage
Silver CD's>EAC>Flac
CD1
01 - Introduction
CD2
CD3
*played during the soundcheck
notes
This was the second of two shows at the Shoreline. This show is the longest show of the US leg of the Tunnel Of Love tour. Bruce's mother comes onto stage to dance with him during Dancing In The Dark. This show is considered to beone of the bestm if not the best, of the entire US tour. At the end of disc 3 there are two rare renditions of songs that were played during the sound check of this show.
02 - Tunnel Of Love
03 - Be True
04 - Adam Raised A Cain
05 - Two Faces
06 - All That Heaven Will Allow
07 - Seeds
08 - Roulette
09 - Cover Me
10 - Brilliant Disguise
11 - Introduction
12 - Spare Parts
13 - War
14 - Born In The USA
01 - Tougher Than The Rest
02 - Aint Got You
03 - Shes The One
04 - You Can Look
05 - Im A Coward
06 - Im On Fire
07 - One Step Up
08 - Part Man Part Monkey
09 - Backstreets
10 - Dancing In The Dark
11 - Light Of Day
01 - Introduction
02 - Born To Run
03 - Hungry Heart
04 - Glory Days
05 - Rosalita
06 - Have Love Will Travel
07 - Tenth Avenue Freeze Out
08 - Sweet Soul Music
09 - Raise Your Hand
10 - Little Latin Lupe Lu
11 - Twist And Shout
12 - Im So Lonesome I Could Cry*
13 - Crying*
notes
This was the second of two shows at the Shoreline. This show is the longest show of the US leg of the Tunnel Of Love tour. Bruce's mother comes onto stage to dance with him during Dancing In The Dark. This show is considered to beone of the bestm if not the best, of the entire US tour. At the end of disc 3 there are two rare renditions of songs that were played during the sound check of this show.
Bruce Springsteen - 1988-05-03 - Mountain View, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Longest Date" by EV2
(Audience FLAC)
Title: The Longest Date
'Label': Ev2
Format: 3CD
Source: Audience
Date: May 3, 1988
Location: Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA.
source : nakamichi cm300(cp4) > sony tcd-5m
transfer from master cassette
taper : markp
- remastered.
Disc One:
01 Tunnel Of Love
02 Be True
03 Adam Raised A Cain
04 Two Faces
05 Intro / "Here She Comes Walking"
06 All That Heaven Will Allow
07 Seeds
08 Roulette
09 Cover Me
10 Brilliant Disguise
11 Intro / "Something New & Beautiful"
12 Spare Parts
13 War
14 Born In The U.S.A.
15 "Severe Damage - In The Name Of Love"
Disc Two:
01 Tougher Than The Rest
02 Ain't Got You
03 She's The One
04 You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
05 Intro
06 I'm A Coward
07 I'm On Fire
08 One Step Up
09 Part Man, Part Monkey *
10 Backstreets
11 Dancing In The Dark
12 Light Of Day
Disc Three:
01 Intro / "That Little Piece Of Home"
02 Born To Run (acoustic)
03 Hungry Heart
04 Glory Days
05 Intro / "The Greatest Love Song Ever"
06 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
07 Have Love Will Travel
08 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
09 Sweet Soul Music
10 Intro / "You Talkin' To Me?"
11 Raise Your Hand
12 Little Latin Lupe Lu
13 Twist And Shout
* D2 Track02 partly mixed with the line-feed to complete song.
Title: The Longest Date
'Label': Ev2
Format: 3CD
Source: Audience
Date: May 3, 1988
Location: Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA.
source : nakamichi cm300(cp4) > sony tcd-5m
transfer from master cassette
taper : markp
- remastered.
Disc One:
01 Tunnel Of Love
02 Be True
03 Adam Raised A Cain
04 Two Faces
05 Intro / "Here She Comes Walking"
06 All That Heaven Will Allow
07 Seeds
08 Roulette
09 Cover Me
10 Brilliant Disguise
11 Intro / "Something New & Beautiful"
12 Spare Parts
13 War
14 Born In The U.S.A.
15 "Severe Damage - In The Name Of Love"
Disc Two:
01 Tougher Than The Rest
02 Ain't Got You
03 She's The One
04 You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
05 Intro
06 I'm A Coward
07 I'm On Fire
08 One Step Up
09 Part Man, Part Monkey *
10 Backstreets
11 Dancing In The Dark
12 Light Of Day
Disc Three:
01 Intro / "That Little Piece Of Home"
02 Born To Run (acoustic)
03 Hungry Heart
04 Glory Days
05 Intro / "The Greatest Love Song Ever"
06 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
07 Have Love Will Travel
08 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
09 Sweet Soul Music
10 Intro / "You Talkin' To Me?"
11 Raise Your Hand
12 Little Latin Lupe Lu
13 Twist And Shout
* D2 Track02 partly mixed with the line-feed to complete song.
The Cure - 1992-05-03 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)
(FM broadcast FLAC)
Kilburn National
XFM broadcast (FM0)
Taper : Unknown (Friend of M Beaton)
Equip : Unknown Reciever > Unknown DAT deck
Lineage : DAT Master at 32khz > DAT CLone (acquired in 1992) > wt2496 > CEPRO > CDWAV > CD MASTER > EAC > FLAC
Originally posted by SZ (Thanks!!!)
**REMASTERED, SEE NOTES BELOW**
01. Tape
02. Open
03. High
04. Pictures of You
05. Lullaby
06. Doing the Unstuck
07. Just Like Heaven
08. Apart
09. A Night Like This
10. Wendy Time
11. The Walk
12. Lets Go To Bed
13. Friday Im In Love
14. Inbetween Days
15. From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
16. Fascination Street
17. Never Enough
18. Cut
19. End
20. crowd
21. In Your House
22. M
23. Three Imaginary Boys
24. Boys Dont Cry
25. Charlotte Sometimes
26. crowd
27. Primary
28. A Strange Day
29. A Forest
Remaster notes: About 15 pops, mostly left channel, were removed from various songs in this set. Volume boosted slightly, and light EQ applied. All DJ chatter and station IDs have been removed. After End, 1:34 of crowd noise was removed. After BDC, 1:28 of crowd noise was removed. But don't worry, there is plenty of crowd left, and all tuning or anything interesting was left in. This show is otherwise complete.
All remastering by terrapinstation 2009-03-30
SZ's Original Notes : A friend of MB taped this on DAT off the Radio For MB, later in 92 I recieved a clone of this from MB. The sound is crystal clear, and it is considered by many as the definitive version of this gig. For this Dime torrent, the first track was left off to conform to dime rules as it was a taper version of Peter Garbriels "Games without Frontiers" played over the PA. Everything else is complete. If after all this you still feel you do not have enough info, sorry thats the best we could do. Hopefully it passes all your advanced Trimetric polymorphic shuttlecock compression testor wing dings (your mp3 picture tools), and if it doesnt, then simply erase it from your hard drive and move on. If you're going to believe some goofy piece of software over what I tell you, why even bother doing a text file.
The Cure - 1992-05-03 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)
(DVDfull pro-shot)
Date : 1992-05-03
Location :London, England, Kilburn National Ballroom
Source : VHS Master Channel 21 TV Broadcast / VHS Master Tele 5 TV Broadcast
Quality : Very Good (8/9)
Generation : TV - VHS Master - PAL DVD
Original Seed by : romrom @ PPTT-ForeverDrowning in torrent
Reseed by : jar111raj @ PPTT-ForeverDrowning in torrent
http://www.foreverdrowning.net/torrent
03rd May 1992 London Kilburn National Ballroom
VHS Master Channel 21 TV Broadcast
Robert Smith
Simon Gallup
Porl Thompson
Boris Williams
Perry Bamonte
01 - Open
02 - High
03 - Pictures Of You
04 - Lullaby
05 - Apart
06 - Doing The Unstuck
07 - Let's Go To Bed
08 - Friday I'm In Love
09 - Fascination Street
10 - Never Enough
11 - Cut
12 - End
Total : 1:02:08
File size : 4.19 gb - VIDEO_TS Files for DVD Burning
Bonus :
18th April 1992 Tele 5 Pop Wish TV Special
VHS Master Tele 5 TV Broadcast
Total : 51:07min
Notes:
This version is from my VHS master from a Channel 21 TV broadcast- no subtitles.
As a bonus I added a Wish Special from german TV station Tele 5. Its also from my VHS Master and quality is pretty good. Some intersting shots and worth the download alone is the classic Musicbox interview from München 1986.A very stupid girl tries to interview Robert. Robert is bashing the Simple Minds (they played Rock am Ring together the day before the interview) and she translates it wrong. She starts with naming Robert Thomad. It seems that she thinks his name is Thomas then in the middle of speaking Thomas she remembers hes Robert and so Thomad or something comes out of her mouth. Hillarious is Roberts answer at the very end of the interview when she asks him if he will come back.
Date : 1992-05-03
Location :London, England, Kilburn National Ballroom
Source : VHS Master Channel 21 TV Broadcast / VHS Master Tele 5 TV Broadcast
Quality : Very Good (8/9)
Generation : TV - VHS Master - PAL DVD
Original Seed by : romrom @ PPTT-ForeverDrowning in torrent
Reseed by : jar111raj @ PPTT-ForeverDrowning in torrent
http://www.foreverdrowning.net/torrent
03rd May 1992 London Kilburn National Ballroom
VHS Master Channel 21 TV Broadcast
Robert Smith
Simon Gallup
Porl Thompson
Boris Williams
Perry Bamonte
01 - Open
02 - High
03 - Pictures Of You
04 - Lullaby
05 - Apart
06 - Doing The Unstuck
07 - Let's Go To Bed
08 - Friday I'm In Love
09 - Fascination Street
10 - Never Enough
11 - Cut
12 - End
Total : 1:02:08
File size : 4.19 gb - VIDEO_TS Files for DVD Burning
Bonus :
18th April 1992 Tele 5 Pop Wish TV Special
VHS Master Tele 5 TV Broadcast
Total : 51:07min
Notes:
This version is from my VHS master from a Channel 21 TV broadcast- no subtitles.
As a bonus I added a Wish Special from german TV station Tele 5. Its also from my VHS Master and quality is pretty good. Some intersting shots and worth the download alone is the classic Musicbox interview from München 1986.A very stupid girl tries to interview Robert. Robert is bashing the Simple Minds (they played Rock am Ring together the day before the interview) and she translates it wrong. She starts with naming Robert Thomad. It seems that she thinks his name is Thomas then in the middle of speaking Thomas she remembers hes Robert and so Thomad or something comes out of her mouth. Hillarious is Roberts answer at the very end of the interview when she asks him if he will come back.
Diana Ross - 1992-05-03 - Las Vegas, NV (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
Diana Ross
Hilton Hotel
Las Vegas, NV
May 3, 1992
Uncirculated Stereo Soundboard via JEMS Archive
2017 JEMS Transfer: first generation cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted playback > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 2.0 (24/96 capture to .wav) > MBIT+ downsample to 16/44.1 > iZotope RX6 and Ozone 7 > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC
01 Intro > Blame It On The Sun (Stevie Wonder cover)
02 Upside Down
03 Mirror Mirror
04 Good Morning Heartache
05 I Cried For You (Now It’s Your Turn To Cry For Me)
06 Why Do Fools Fall in Love?
07 Change Of Heart
08 The Best Years of My Life
09 Waiting In The Wings
10 Do You Know Where You’re Going To? >
11 Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
12 Endless Love
13 One Shining Moment
14 One Shining Moment (alternate performance from a different show, incomplete)
Known Faults:
-Intro: joined in progress
-One Shining Moment (Alternate): Incomplete
Sure the JEMS archive is loaded with master recordings of some of the most popular artists on DIME: Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and The Who. But it is also littered with many random one-off tapes as well, and this is certainly one of them.
Several years ago JEMS was given a soundboard cassette of the legendary Diana Ross without any recording details except that it was from the early ‘90s. Given her recent Grammy appearance and in celebration of her 75th birthday this month, we thought it was time figure out where the recording came from and release it.
The recording itself contains some clues as to when it was recorded:
Ross mentions she is in the process of writing her memoir, which was published in 1993, so it had to come before that
Given how she works the room, the show has all the hallmarks of a Las Vegas ballroom performance
Ross mentions it is closing night, which implies a Las Vegas residency, not a standalone concert
Some songs come from her 1991 box set Forever Diana, so it had to come after that
A few weeks ago, I finally found an authoritative Diana Ross tour history on the web, which provided the final details to peg this show as May 3, 1992, closing night of a six-show residency at the Hilton in Las Vegas.
The recording is an excellent stereo soundboard and the performance is not unlike what Ross did on the Grammys, talking to the audience mid-song as she weaves through a set that’s heavy on recent material more so than classic hits, though we do get some of those as well. Ross says she has a cold, but sings well. As for the band, there is a heavy reliance on synthesizers, so they sound VERY 1992. Still, if you’re a fan, the setlist is sure to have some underplayed material and the quality is excellent. Samples provided.
Thanks to mjk5510 as always for handling the post-production details on this one.
BK for JEMS
Lou Reed - 1992-05-03 - Seattle, WA (AUD/FAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Lou Reed
Paramount Theater
Seattle, WA
May 3, 1992
JEMS Master
Recording Gear: Sonic Studios DSM-6 > Sony D8 DAT
JEMS Transfer: DAT master > Sony 75ES > Wavelab 5 capture 16/48 (part one) and 16/32 (part two) .wav > iZotope MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > iZotope RX 5 and Ozone 5 mastering > Pro Tools (Sound boost) > Audacity > FLAC > TLH
Vocals, Guitar – Lou Reed
Background Vocals – Jimmy Scott
Bass – Rob Wasserman
Drums – Michael Blair
Guitar – Mike Rathke
First Set
01 Intro
02 Dorita (The Spirit) >
03 What's Good (The Thesis)
04 Power and the Glory (The Situation)
05 Magician (Internally)
06 Sword of Damocles (Externally)
07 Goodbye Mass (In a Chapel Bodily Termination)
08 Cremation (Ashes To Ashes)
09 Dreamin' (Escape)
10 No Chance (Regret)
11 Warrior King (Revenge)
12 Harry's Circumcision (Reverie Gone Astray)
13 Gassed And Stoked (Loss)
14 Power and the Glory #2 (Magic Transformation)
15 Magic and Loss (The Summation)
Second Set
16 Smalltown
17 Nobody But You
18 Images
19 A Dream
20 Dirty Blvd.
21 Beginning of a Great Adventure
22 Rock ’n’ Roll
23 -Encore Break-
24 Sweet Jane
25 Band Introductions > Walk on the Wild Side (with Little Jimmy Scott)
26 Satellite of Love
In the wake of the passing of our partner Jared (the J in JEMS), the JEMS Archive has moved south, giving me the opportunity/burden of going through thousands of tapes as well as several hard drives onto which Jared put many tape transfers he made in the last five or so years. Here’s another one of the latter, capturing the late Lou Reed on the Magic and Loss tour.
There was something immediately appealing about this show as soon as I started to master Jared’s recording. It is musically rich and Lou himself seems more melodic than usual. It’s also a fine capture, recorded to DAT with Sonic Studios’ binaural “eyeglass” mics which were in vogue with JEMS at this time.
I’ve always liked the sound of the Sonic Studio mics overall, their downside being they are omnidirectional, tending to pick up a lot of audience noise, and can sound distant in a big room. On this night the crowd is respectful for the most part and the capture feels close enough to satisfy. Samples provided.
As was often the case in the early days of our DAT recordings, when the prices of blanks was still hovering around the $10 per tape, Jared ends up switching from 16/48 to 16/32 in the back half of the show to fit the complete performance on one 120m DAT. Per DIME rules, this is disclosed in the lineage as a composite of a 16/48 and 16/32 native recording, which I have resampled to 16/44. Quality wise you will not notice the difference aurally, though you will see the frequency cutoff if you look on a Spectrum Analyzer, and who among us doesn’t these days? ;0
We shared the recording with frogster who sent some additional insights on the performance:
"What a great show! The quality is superb! I expected the usual "JEMS quality" that many of us, the DIME members, are used to, but this is something stellar.
About the sound, while i said that this is something stellar (in fact, it is) it had its faults and there were a few things that needed to be corrected before this had to circulate. Mainly, everything was in its place, but the performance had very low volumes at some points (if you use VLC player, you'd hear these points if you had increased the volume to 200%).
I'm not a professional remasterer as much of the people are but i managed to remove some of them, while there were others i couldn't, so i shared this with fellow member acetboy, who helped me with these issues. His notes were:
"The original files had an RMS of -21.1 db and peeked at .8 db. Now it’s at -20.9 db RMS and it peeks at .2 db. About two and a half minutes into the original set 1 I could tell that the taper had boosted his recording volume. So bringing the first 2:30 minutes up to the volume that he boosted to, helped get the spoken part a bit louder. It took more than that though.
That spoken part at the beginning of the show that was so quiet is now almost 20 db louder than it was. Yet it all sounds totally natural, no sudden volume jumps that stick out.
I also boosted some talking one or two times later in the show also. The applause between songs is a bit more attenuated also. Once again sounding perfectly natural."
Now you can listen everything flow without these low volume points. I'll put some samples to show the before and the after. Thanks again to acetboy for the help in this show.
And if we talk about the performance, Lou seems really happy, making jokes between songs, introducing them and even explaining why he wrote them (like Harry's Circumcision).
About the music: if i were you, i wouldn't have any doubt about this. This is a solid performance, and if we take the fact that this concert (if we take away the time between songs and the encore break) was almost 3:30 hours of music, so i guess that makes you wonder: who performs for almost 4 hours these days?
I'm proud and happy this is circulating, as far i'm aware no recording of this date existed before now. A great performance, overall great sound, Magic and Loss is a great (and now classic) album, Lou knew the crowd was enjoying the concert and he made sure the money they paid was worth it."
David Byrne - 1992-05-03 - Hamburg, DE (SBD/FLAC)
(Soundboard FLAC)
NDR 2 Studio
Lineage:
SBD>FM>?>CDR>CDwave>WAV>FlacFrontend Level 8
01 Cowboy Mambo
02 Something Ain't Right
03 Manhattan Bluebird
04 (Nothing But) Flowers
05 Buck Naked
06 Road To Nowhere
07 Greenback Dollar
08 A Walk In The Dark
09 Girls On My Mind
10 Tiny Town
11 Dirty Old Town
12 Who We're You Thinking Of?
NDR 2 Studio
Lineage:
SBD>FM>?>CDR>CDwave>WAV>FlacFrontend Level 8
01 Cowboy Mambo
02 Something Ain't Right
03 Manhattan Bluebird
04 (Nothing But) Flowers
05 Buck Naked
06 Road To Nowhere
07 Greenback Dollar
08 A Walk In The Dark
09 Girls On My Mind
10 Tiny Town
11 Dirty Old Town
12 Who We're You Thinking Of?
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