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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 05, 2024, 03:01:38 PM »
Jeff Beck
1980-09-06
San Diego State University



MAC > unknown > CDR > EAC > FLAC

1.  Star Cycle
2.  The Pump
3.  El Becko
4.  Cause We've Ended as Lovers
5.  Space Boogie
6.  Too Much To Lose
7.  Led Boots
8.  Diamond Dust
9.  Scatterbrain
10.  The Final Peace
11.  Blue Wind
12.  Goodbye PorkPie Hat>
13.  You Never Know
14.  Going Down
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 05, 2024, 12:35:58 PM »
Pink Floyd: Live at Empire Pool
Wembly, London UK during the
British Winter Tour of 1974

Title: No Room Upon the Hill

Date: Performed November 16, 1974

SQ: A (outstanding audience recording)

Source: 1st Generation copy of the
master discs

Liberated in its lowest generation
form yet, in SHN-only format, by
Man of Leisure Music (MoLM) May, 2004
using the FloydArtifacts listserv
and Sharing the Groove.  MD5 codes
listed at bottom.

Mastering: Transferred to disc by a
close friend of the taper.  Someone
who obviously knew what they were doing.
(Thank you)  This is one of the few
departures from our signature re-mastering
methods; MoLM has not performed any sound
alteration, nor speed correction to this
phenomenal recording.

Background: Obtained in a trade with the
taper, Man of Leisure Music (MoLM)
has secured a 1st gen clone of the
master discs.  We're ever so grateful.

This is the very well known concert
performed during the British Winter Tour
in late 1974.  This night, the BBC recorded what
many Pink Floyd fans consider to be the finest
live version of Dark Side of the Moon.
To my understanding, the BBC did not record
the first set of this timeless concert.

Here it is, the full concert, and one of
the better audience recordings you will
ever hear of Pink Floyd.

Recently, the pre-FM broadcast soundboard
edition of the BBC-recorded second set,
including the Echoes encore, was liberated
on Sharing the Groove and the FloydArtifacts
listserv. (thanks Boss Binth for grabbing it!)

Man of Leisure Music would like to now
share this audience version with the Pink Floyd
Trading community to compliment the pre-FM
broadcast soundboard roio.  Together, they
represent the two definitive recordings of
this historic date in Rock and Roll history.

ffp:
101 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-9).
102 - Raving and Drooling.
103 - You Gotta Be Crazy.
201 - Speak To Me.

202 - Breathe.
203 - On The Run.f
204 - Time-Breathe (Reprise).
205 - The Great Gig In The Sky.
206 - Money.
207 - Us And Them.
208 - Any Colour Tou Like.
209 - Brain Damage.
210 - Eclpise.
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 05, 2024, 10:50:06 AM »
Jefferson Starship
(The Next Generation)
Chastain Park
Atlanta Ga 9-1-92

Mono Soundboard>DAT x2

Transfer: Sony R500 DAT> SPDIF Coax Out> Microtrack II

Edits: Fades at beginning and end, 48>44.1 resample (999 setting) in AA3

Assembled with CDwav for splits and TLH for Flac 7

Setlist:

America
We Should Be Together
I'm on Fire
Lawman
Crown of Creation
Shadowlands
John's Other
Somewhere over the Rainbow
Downhome Blues
Wooden Ships
Dark Ages
Ride the Tiger
Volunteers

Personel:

Paul Kantner-guitar,voc.
Jack Casady-bass
Papa John Creach-violin
Mark Slick Aguilar-guitar,voc.
Prairie Prince-drums,perc.
Tim Gorman-keyboards
Darby Gould-voc.

Notes:

Digi noise and blank space between in intro to Volunteers and Volunteers. I removed the digi noise, and faded out intro and faded in very begining of Volunteers to smooth things out.

Very Nice Sounding Mono Soundboard DAT recording from the Jerry Moore Collection.
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 05, 2024, 09:16:56 AM »
Jimi Hendrix
Are You Experienced
Studio album by the Jimi Hendrix Experience
Back To Black Pressing.flac2496
Released May 12, 1967
Recorded October 23, 1966 – April 4, 1967
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 04, 2024, 01:52:13 PM »
Grateful Dead
Pyramid, Memphis, TN
April 2, 1995

DVD/Set 1
Shakedown Street
Same Thing
Althea
Memphis Blues Again
Tennessee Jed
Promised Land

DVD/Set 2
Here Comes Sunshine
Eternity (MISSING)
Crazy Fingers
Estimated Prophet
Drumz (MISSING)
The Last Time
Wharf Rat
Not Fade Away
E:
Unbroken Chain

Filler 3-30-95:
Lovelight
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

Low Gen VHS> Sony SLV D380P> Canopus110> imovieHD> iDVD

The audio is from the VHS tape, all clips, gaps and frazzle in the source have been preserved. 
If anyone who knows what they are doing would like to improve upon this transfer you are welcome to my VHS tape.
Not a bad show for such a late date.
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 04, 2024, 12:02:03 PM »
Santana
May 13, 1968 [date uncertain]
Avalon Ballroom
San Francisco, CA

The sound quality is very good FM from low gen. off-air reel.

CD#1: 1st set 47:04
01 Waiting  8:21
02 Treat  10:22
03 Evil Ways  8:45
04 Shades of Time  3:40
05 > Savor  5:03
06 > Jingo  10:19
07 announcer & crowd noise  0:41

CD#2: 2nd set  40:29
01 announcer intro & crowd noise  0:10
02 Persuasion  3:47
03 Soul Sacrifice  3:31
04 > drums  11:36
05 > Soul Sacrifice  20:44
06 talk: "Don't Go No Further..." & crowd noise  0:38

Carlos Santana: Guitar, Percussion, Vocals
Marcus Malone: Percussion
David Brown: Bass
Gregg Rolie: Keyboards, Vocals
Bob "Doc" Livingston: Drums

Probable lineage: 1st or 2nd gen. copy of off-air reel master.
KMPX-FM > ? > Sony SLH-180 7 inch Dolby B 1/4 track reel recorded at 3.75 ips (Tandberg 9241XD) > Macintosh with DigiDesign AudioMedia III card > Pro Tools > AIFF > FLAC level 8 (created with xACT with sector boundaries verified). md5 file created with checkSUM+.

Nothing has been edited out or eq'd, but there were lots of dropouts - mostly in just one of the channels. Since this is basically a mono mix, the dropouts and levels changes could be almost entirely eliminated - either by pasting in from the good channel or with manual level adjustments in Pro Tools. The finished result is very clean sounding overall. This version is less cut up and better sound quality than the previous version seeded.

The date is uncertain because of the announcer comments at the end of the first set about 5 nights coming up of benefit shows with 5 bands a night. There is a poster for Santana playing at the Avalon from May 17-19, which would be the last 3 nights of that "5 day benefit" if the date of the 13th was correct but only 2 bands and no benefit are listed on the poster for the May 17-19 run. Some people think that this is from that May 17-19 run at the Avalon, but that comment about the benefit still messes things up, because there are Avalon posters with the typical 2 bands and no mention of any benefits all the way up to the end of November 1968. After Chet Helms "Family Dog" stopped booking shows at the Avalon another promoter, "Soundproof", put on more shows at The Avalon starting in January 1969. Jerry Abram's Headlights are mentioned also by the announcer, and they did do both the '68 Family Dog Avalon shows and the '69 Soundproof shows.

Based upon all of this information, I would put the probable date as being close to the end of Chet Helms run at the Avalon. The posters for weekly Friday thru Sunday shows stopped at the end of November, 1968. Soundproof took over in January '69, so I would speculate that this show here is really from December, 1968. That would be when benefits to keep Chet Helms going at The Avalon would have been probable. The announcer doesn't say that the benefit shows would be for any other cause, and the regular scheduled weekend shows apparently had ended, so there might have been time for a 5 day wednesday thru Sunday benefit before the Family Dog completely stopped doing shows at the Avalon...

So I am listing this as 5-13-68 [date uncertain - might actually be from December, 1968]

But I'm sure you will enjoy this however you decide to label it!
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 04, 2024, 08:45:51 AM »
Joh Lennon
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 04, 2024, 05:22:31 AM »
John Lennon
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 03, 2024, 01:21:29 PM »
Eric Clapton
Budokan
Tokyo, Japan
October 13, 1997

Source:  Audience recording > ? > part of the liberated bootleg 'On Guitar and Vocals - ME!' [Jungle Tiger] > gold archive CD > EAC > FLAC Frontend > FLAC (level 6).

CD 1:
01. Layla
02. Change the World
03. Nobody Knows You
04. Tears in Heaven
05. Going Down Slow
06. Broken Hearted
07. Pilgrim
08. Sick and Tired
09. I Shot the Sheriff
10. Wonderful Tonight

CD 2:
01. Tore Down
02. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
03. Cocaine
04. Tearing Us Apart
05. Old Love
06. Sunshine of Your Love
07. Every Day I Have the Blues
08. Before You Accuse Me

Total time = 110:51

Personnel:
Eric Clapton - guitar & vocals
Andy Fairweather Low - guitar & backing vocals
Joe Sample - piano
Chris Stainton - keyboards
Dave Bronze - bass
Steve Gadd - drums
Katie Kissoon & Tessa Niles - backing vocals
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Album Reviews / Re: What are you listening to right now?
« Last post by GDHAL on April 02, 2024, 02:15:09 PM »
Petriz comments:
A fine audience shot DVD I got from my friend  Werner. All thanks go to him.
B.B.’s voice is quite echoey, but the instruments sound great, the picture is great, I would rate it 7/10 and the performance is HOT.
The gem in the setlist is a rare outing for Gambler’s Blues and Whole Lotta Lovin’.
I created the infofile with the setlist, specs and also checksums.
Enjoy.



B. B. KING
1994 09 02
The Fox
St. Louis, Missouri
Team Hood Productions 2005
(Aud-Shot NTSC DVD)

Tracklist:
01. Intro instrumental 1
02. Intro Instrumental 2
03. Let The Good Times Roll (with B.B.)
04. Plying with My Friends
05. Gambler’s Blues
06. Caledonia
07. I’m a Poor Man, but A good Man (Instrumental)
08. Night Life
09. Since I Met You Baby
10. We’re Gonna Make It
11. Five Long Years
12. Whole Lotta Lovin’
13. How Blue Can You Get
14. Rock Me Baby
15. Guess Who
16. Thrill Is Gone
17. Band Intro

Length: 01h 33m 51s

Specs:
General
Complete name               : I:\DAD UPLOADS\B.B. King - 1994 09 02 St. Louis, MO\19940902 - B.B. King - The Fox\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB
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File size                   : 1 024 MiB
Duration                    : 21 min 25 s
Overall bit rate mode       : Variable
Overall bit rate            : 6 682 kb/s

Video
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Transfer characteristics    : BT.601
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Audio
ID                          : 189 (0xBD)-160 (0xA0)
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