What are you listening to right now?

[GDHAL]

Led Zeppelin
Windy City Adventure
July 6, 1973
Chicago
Label - Wendy
Excellent Soundboard

The second one in my collection that I didn't find on Zeppelin Art. They have it now..

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
2. Stairway To Heaven

Disc 3
1. Moby Dick
2. Heartbreaker
3. Whole Lotta Love
4. Communication Breakdown

[etcarroll]

Already had a nice reissue of this, but not a nice gold stamped, white label promo reissue for $7.

[GDHAL]

The Funky Meters 04/28/94
Jazzfest - Fox38/Polaroid Stage, New Orleans, LA

sdb cass Master>dat>File cloned in Microtrack using
a Tascam Dat deck>Goldwave Tracking>TLH8

Dolphinsmile Producer
for the Dolphinsmile Archive

Funky Miracle
Midnight Rider
Fire on the Bayou
Africa
Looka-Py Py
Cissy Strut
Soul Island
People Get Ready
Ohio > Funky Soldier
Love Slip Up On Ya
Ain't No Use
Junko Partner

[GDHAL]

Neil Young & Crazy Horse (acoustic with keyboards and drums)
Bridge School Benefit
October 2, 1994
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, California, USA

solo:
00:00:00 All Along The Watchtower
00:04:02 The Needle And The Damage Done
00:06:07 outro

with Crazy Horse:
00:06:24 My Heart
00:09:55 Prime Of Life
00:15:15 Driveby
00:20:18 Sleeps With Angels
00:23:59 Hey Hey My My (Into The Black)
00:29:27 Train Of Love
00:34:11 Change Your Mind
00:53:52 Neil talk
finale:
00:54:59 Piece Of Crap
00:59:53 final outro
01:00:08 end

Lineage: 2nd gen. pre-broadcast SVHS tape > Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter > Apple Macintosh Final Cut Pro (minor "nip and tuck" edits, filter to replace bottom of screen "head switch jitter" with black and chaptering) > Compressor > DVD Studio Pro (menu and authoring) > VIDEO_TS file set.

Primary audio source: audio CD's received in trade > Pro Tools (synch with VHS tape audio and add splices from that source, normalization, clicks removed manually). Audio placed back into Final Cut Pro before Compressor down-sampling.

Video: NTSC 720x480 VBR 7.7 Mbps peak, 6.2 Mbps average data rate, 2-pass.
Audio: choice of AC3/Dolby Digital 2/0 (L,R), 48 kHz sample rate, 448 kbps data rate
or
Linear PCM 2 channel 48kHz 16 bit (monophonic audio).

[GDHAL]

Pink Floyd
Location: Idrætsparken, Copenhagen
Date: 1994-08-25
Source: AUD
DAT Denon DCP-80, Panasonic custum (MCA-2000) microphones.

The recording quality is Amazing.
The performance: Yet another spectacular surprise for guitar lovers!
High Lights from this show include:
Shine On You Crazy Diamond - guitar solo is dreamy.
What Do You Want From me - solo sounds like a six- string blowtorch played
by a tortured soul calling from mars.
On The Turning Away - solo is tragic and heroic at the same time. Pulls out all the stops.
Sorrow - I think the guy from mars is callin again.
Keep Talking - solo is an absolute GOBSMACKER!!

CD1:

0. Introduction
1. Shine on your crazy diamond
2. Learning to fly
3. What do you want from me
4. On the turning away
5. Take it back
6. Coming back to life
7. Sorrow
8. Keep talking
9. One of these days
10. Astronomy domine
11. Breathe


CD2:

1. Time
2. High hopes
3. The great gig in the sky
4. Wish you were here
5. Us and them
6. Money
7. Another brick in the wall
8. Comfortably numb
9. Hey you
10.Run like hell

[GDHAL]

1980 11 13 (L)
Frank Zappa
Stanley Theatre
Philadelphia, PA
SBD 2nd (tranehead-Drew51-flambay-mudsharknyc)

PREAMBLE: This fantastic show is amongst the most common 1980 Fall Tour soundboard tapes to circulate and this FZ Shows entry serves an essential upgrade in preserving this fine historical document. Yes, many versions have appeared over the years here in FZ Shows and each have contained their share of flaws, but presented here is a very low generation clear upgrade to all other hitherto circulating versions. Overall SQ on this main source delivers improved definition with minimal hiss. For those interested in the FA comparisons, flaws discussion and preceding samples to this entry, please refer to the Samples thread.

FZ & the 1980 Fall Tour band certainly gave Pittsburgh an outstanding pair of shows and infinite thanks for this Late show main source tape provided by tranehead, which was originally seeded on Dime and Òfreshly ripped in 2010Ó to paraphrase the Dime entry. Additional patch, tape and bonus sources are provided by Drew51, also from a fresh NAK transfer as detailed below. Speed correction advice for both tapes by flambay.

Note: Both sources experience SBD SQ adjustments inherent from sources at the very beginning of the tape through approximately 18 seconds.

MAIN tranehead LINEAGE: 2nd gen. SBD > DAT(HEADS) list trade > CDR > flac > Dime > wav > Peak > speed correction, patching, editing & retracking > FLAC (level8)

THIS COPY: 92:00 min, SBD, A

THE BAND:
FZ, Ike Willis, Steve Vai, Ray White, Arthur Barrow, Vinnie Colaiuta, Tommy Mars, Bob Harris #2.

THE SHOW:
01 Black Napkins (5:39)
- contains (Drew51) choice replacement at the very beginning of the tape through 00:00:16.049, then switches to main (tranehead) source
02 You Are What You Is (4:00)
03 Love Of My Life (2:16)
- contains millisecond left channel drop out fix @ 00:01:37.6
04 Flakes (4:38)
05 Magic Fingers (2:22)
06 DonÕt Eat The Yellow Snow (2:09)
07 Stick It Out (3:19)
08 The Blue Light (4:13)
09 Easy Meat (6:01)
- contains tape flip cut from 00:02:41.6 to 00:02:42.9
10 Mudd Club (2:46)
11 The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing (3:09)
12 Bamboozled By Love (5:24)
- contains tape sides duplicate edit @ 00:01:55.2
13 Suicide Chump (5:55)
14 Jumbo Go Away (3:50)
15 If Only She Woulda (10:15)
- contains tape flip cut from 00:07:08.2 to 00:07:09.9
16 Drafted Again (2:52)
17 Encore Intro (0:45)
- contains (Drew51) patch 00:00:00.00 through 00:00:04.864, then switches to main source (tranehead)
18 JoeÕs Garage (2:14)
19 DancinÕ Fool (3:24)
20 Heavy Duty Judy Intro (0:21)
- millisecond fade out applied to tape cut @ 00:00:20.9
21 Heavy Duty Judy (4:20)
22 Illinois Enema Bandit (12:02)

Total time 92:00 min


THE FIXES HEREIN:

Speed correction of +40 cents performed for the entire main source tranehead tape.

Speed correction of +50 cents performed for the entire patch & bonus source Drew51 tape.

01 Black Napkins Ð
00:00:00.0 Drew51 has slightly more tape and replaces muffled inferior sounding beginning of tranehead tape
00:00:16.049 - switches to main tranehead tape

03 Love Of My Life Ð
A millisecond left channel drop out @ 00:01:37.6 was appropriated by duplicating a millisecond fill from the right channel of the recording.

12 Bamboozled By Love Ð
A tape sides duplicate edit was appropriated @ 00:01:55.2 where the tranehead source changes tape via fade out / fade in, duplicating a 0:41 second portion of the tape.

17 Encore Intro -
00:00:00.0 Drew51 tape has slightly more tape and hereby patches the tranehead tape through 00:00:04.864

20 Heavy Duty Judy Intro
Contains a millisecond fade out applied @ 00:00:20.9 to smoothen the tape cut

21 Heavy Duty Judy
Note that this tranehead tape has more tape than any other version IÕve heard over the years, starting slightly earlier from the DF guitar pattern preceding the start of Heavy Duty Judy.

TAPE FLIP NOTATIONS: Tape flip cuts on 09 Easy Meat & 15 If Only She Woulda were kept Ôas isÕ unchanged as provided from the tranehead tape, hence no fade-outs/fade-ins performed. So the tape flips heard on this FZ Shows entry matches those found on the original source.

All circulating SBD versions share the same tape cuts. No fills available for the tape flip cuts herein as no alternate audience source is known to date.


SUBFOLDERS INCLUDED HEREIN:

unpatched A tranehead main source
(all sound files interchangeable with the main FZ Shows entry)

01 Black Napkins (unpatched) (5:39)
- untouched with muffled tape beginning and slightly less tape at the beginning.

03 Love Of My Life (unpatched) (2:17)
- untouched with millisecond left channel drop out @ 1:37

17 Encore Intro (unpatched) (0:41)
- starts a few seconds later than the Drew51 tape.


unpatched B Drew51 patch bonus source
(all sound files interchangeable with the main FZ Shows entry)

01 Black Napkins (Drew51) (5:39)
21 Heavy Duty Judy (Drew 51) (4:19)
22 Illinois Enema Bandit (Drew 51) (11:59)

note: tracks 01, 21 & 22 of the Drew 51 source are provided here as they represent the superior portion of his tape. If you prefer the SQ on these versions, they are easily interchangeable to the main FZ Shows entry. All 3 tracks here are an essential inclusion to this great show!

DREW51 LINEAGE: low generation soundboard recording > Maxell XLII Cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A cassette deck > Tascam US-122L > Sound Forge Pro 10.0 (record/resample) > FLAC Level 8 > wav > Peak > speed correction & retracking
Transferred By: Drew51, 2011 09 28 - Drew51 ZRP/Zappateers Archives

CREDITS:
Thanks to FZ & the 1980 Fall Tour Band for a highly enjoyable performance
Thanks to the original liberators of the soundboard tapes used herewith
Thanks to tranehead for the main source tape contribution
Thanks to Drew51 for the NAK transfer and patch & bonus source tape contribution
Thanks to flambay for speed correction advice
Speed correction, patching, editing & retracking by mudsharknyc

[GDHAL]

Peshkar
Brighton
1987-12-17

BBC Radio 3 FM broadcast 1988-10-27

SB > ? > FM > unknown FM tuner > unknown cassette deck > TDK SA-C90 cassette masters.

Cassette playback on Pioneer CT-S550S with azimuth correction >
Sony JE530 A/D (44.1k) > Nomad JB3 > .wav > CEP > .wav > FLAC

Transferred July 2005.

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.

Copied from TV guide at time of broadcast:
Shiv Kumar Sharma : santoor
L. Shankar : violin
T.H. Vinayakram : ghatam
Zakir Hussain : tabla
Larry Coryell : guitar

Additional musicians announced during performance:
Neyna (??) : tanpura
Anthony Hindson : guitar

Produced by Graham Sheffield

Titles not known for d1t02 and d2t02;
spelling of titles for d1t10 and d2t10 may be incorrect.


Disc #1:
  1. Zakir Hussain introduction                 3:23
  2. (music)                                   40:08
<tape flip - slight gap>
  3. Zakir Hussain introduces Larry Coryell     0:54
  4. Larry Coryell preamble                     1:02
  5. Opus I (with Larry Coryell)                7:19
  6. Opus II (with Larry Coryell)               6:23
  7. Zakir Hussain interviewed by Graham Sheffield  5:31
  8. Zakir Hussain introduction                 1:58
  9. L. Shankar preamble                        0:37
10. Ragam Tanam Pallavi (sp?) - L. Shankar     12:37
Total Time : [79:57]


Disc #2:
  1. Zakir Hussain preamble                     0:44
  2. (unknown)                                 12:10
  3. Zakir Hussain preamble                     1:44
  4. I Want You                                14:42
  5. Zakir Hussain preamble                     0:56
  6. Scotland                                  10:00
<applause at tape flip rejoined>
  7. Zakir Hussain preamble                     0:14
  8. Sally                                      5:02
  9. Zakir Hussain preamble                     0:15
10. Sabba (sp?)                                6:33
11. Making Music                              24:40

Total Time : [77:00]



Editing:

(1). Applied TTF filter to remove hum within first few seconds
(probably hum from radio continuity announcement - only affects
the first second or two of audience applause in d1t01).

(2). All samples multiplied by 1.33 (equivalent to +2.5db).

(3). Joined and smoothed 3rd tape flip (between Scotland & Sally).

(4). handful of FM clicks removed using Audition click removal.

The following edits enable entire show to fit onto two 80 minute CDs:

(5). Removed 15 seconds of applause when L. Shankar is introduced at 66:16
(6). Removed 10 seconds of applause when Shiv Kumar Sharma is introduced at 1:53
(7). Removed 2 seconds of applause when Neyna (?) is introduced at 2:05

(Applause removed with fades/overlaps so sound is continuous and with no
obvious discontinuities - no music was harmed etc etc).

[GDHAL]

The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Scorpion Street Lounge,
Penn State University,
State College, PA
05/14/78


Length:   133 Min
Source: SBD
Quality: 9
Origin:   CDR Trade

Lineage: CDR Trade > EAC > Flac Level 8 (w/verify)
   
Size: 1.31 GB



Setlist:
Disc 1 - 62 Min
(Set 1)
1. (Slow shuffle)
2. Our Home Is a Prison
3. Accuse Me One More Time?
4. Wait On Time
5. Lookin' Good
6. Change Your Evil Ways
7. Bad Boy
8. Jumpin' Bad
9.
10. Come Back Baby
11. (Taking a Break)
(Set 2)
12. Pocket Rocket
13. Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White
14. (Cut) Little Red Rooster
15. I'm A Man (Mannish Boy)
16. What Have I Done Wrong
17. She Makes Me Feel So Good

Disc 2 - 64 Min
1. She's Tough
2. Keep Your Hands Out of My Pocket
3. When My Baby Comes Back Home
4. Don't Start Me Talkin'
5. Let's Start Over Again
6. I Can't Quit You Babe
7. Scratch My Back
8. Pretty Babe
9. Treat Me Baby Like You Said You Would
10. Part Time Lover (W/Billy Price)
11. Don't Want No Woman (W/Billy Price)
12. You So Fine
13. C-Boys Blues
14. Tell Me What Have I Done
15.
16. Automatic


Band:
Kim Wilson - Vocals, Hamonica
Jimmie Vaughan - Guitar, Vocals
Mike Buck - Drums
Preston Hubbard - Bass



Notes:
Received this show in a cdr trade. The pitch was fast so I corrected it with Cool Edit Pro. It's a great quality Sound Board recording. During the "Taking a Break Jam" Kim says "You're listening to the Fabulous Thunderbirds direct to you from Las Vegas." Now I don't know if he was joking or this may in fact be from Las Vegas. If anyone has more info on this show, please let me know. Help with the setlist would be greatly appreciated.

If anyone else has any T-Birds shows 1989 and older please post them!

No eq, no noise reduction.

NOT FOR SALE - STRICTLY TRADES ONLY

If you have a better copy or any different source, please PM me.

[GDHAL]

Dizzy Gillespie   Monterey Jazz Festival  friday night the 17th September 1982

Diz played friday night the 17th.

Lineage: sbd>fm (KJAZ)>cas(1st gen)>wav>shn

decoded from shn via traders little helper.
reincoded to flac (level via dbpoweramp.

Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet, Vocals
Bobby Rodriguez - Piano
All other personnel unknown

1. Mary Had a Little Scat (6:28)
2. Brother King (11:30)
3. Tango (9:51)
4. 'Round Midnight (8:06)
5. ? (Cut a little at end) (11:06)

Total Time: 47:05

Judge for yourself!

[GDHAL]

Beck, Bogert, and Appice  1974-01-26
Rainbow Theatre, London UK

0 intro
1 talk
2 Laughing Lady
3 talk
4 Lady
5 talk
6 Solid Lifter > Jizz Whizz
7 cheering, talk
8 Blues De Luxe > You Shook Me
9 Rainbow Boogie

Tape was recovered from the garage, recorded in the early 70s on cassette.  I can't remember the brand of receiver, I think the deck was a TEAC.  I recently recorded this from the master cassette on an Advent 201B connected to a Tascam DR-100mkIII.  Files were moved to Sound Studio and edited.  The bass was rolled off starting around 60.

So lineage is:

fm > unknown receiver > TEAC cassette deck > "master" cassettes (BASF C90 Low Noise/Extended Range) > Advent 201B cassette deck > Tascam DR-100mkIII at 24/44.1 > Sound Studio (tracking, EQ, 16 bit save) > xACT (fix SBE and flac conversion)

[GDHAL]

Jeff Beck and The Jan Hammer Group
Cape Cod Coliseum
Cape Cod, MA
27 August 1976

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Oh Yeah?
02 Sister Andrea (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
03 Country Eastern Music
04 Darkness ~ Earth in search of a Sun (entrance of Beck)
05 Earth (Still Our Only Home)
06 Freeway Jam
07 Scatterbrain (spliced)
08 Diamond Dust
09 Full Moon Boogie
10 You Know What I Mean
11 E1: Blue Wind
12 Train Kept A Rollin'
13 E2: Led Boots

Jeff Beck - guitar
Jan Hammer - keyboards
Steve Kindler - violin
Fernando Saunders - bass
Tony Smith - drums


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) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

[GDHAL]

JEFF BECK
BBC radio broadcast
with COZY POWELL on drums
1971
Rating A+

master cassette> cdr>wav Express Rip> flac level 8 TLH>checksum TLH>torrent> you


Tracks

01. Ice Cream Man
02. Morning Dew
03. Definately Maybe
04. Aint No Sunshine
05. Got The Feelin
06. Let Me Love You

[GDHAL]

Jeff Beck
August 02, 1995
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga, NY.

Source:

Audience Recording

Lineage:

Nakamichi Mics (exact model not known) > Sony D5 > MAC > 1st Gen > Nakamichi DR-1 > Tascam HD-P2 > Wavelab 5 > UAD Plugs > r8brain Pro > mbit + > 16/44.1 Wave > cd Wave > tlh (flac lvl 8 )


Band:

Jeff Beck (g)
Pino Paladino (b)
Terry Bozzio (ds)
Tony Hymas (keys)


01. Hurricane
02. Star Cycle
03. Guitar Shop
04. Savoy
05. You Never Know
06. Behind The Veil
07. Freeway Jam
08. Big Block
09. Two Rivers
10. Sling Shot
11. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
12. Blue Wind
13. Where Were You
14. Stand On It
15. People Get Ready

[GDHAL]

Jeff Beck Group - August 1967 (AUD - from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label - 48 Minutes Long) The Marquee Club, London, England

This is not a RESEED, but is a newly prepared 2013 offer.
I'm always looking for uncirculated, alternate versions, upgrades, etc., of anything Jeff Beck.
If you have any of those & can not share, please get them to someone who can do so - THX!!!
Enjoy!!!

*************************************************************
Jeff Beck Group .... August 1967
The Marquee Club, London, England

Jeff Beck - guitar
Rod Stewart - vocals
Ron Wood - bass
Aynsley Dunbar - drums (last show on August 13, 1967)
Note: This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.


Taper, Taping Gear/Equipment, & Transfer: ??unknown??
Trade: Masa (Japan), THX!!!
Source: from Liberated Bootleg "The Oldest Lost Tape", Scarecrow label matrix #Scarecrow 010
Lineage: "AUD" Trade CDR> (wav) 2013 DAE with EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg-/vg "AUD"
11 tracks = 47:29 minutes
Artwork: included.
Samples: none.

Set List:

01 - (fades in) Stone Cold Crazy
02 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cut)
03 - Can't Hold Out (aka Talk To Me Baby, &/or Telephone Blues) (cont'd) (*** listed as Dust My Broom on artwork)
04 - Let Me Love You
05 - I Ain't Superstitious (ends with a bit of a Drum Solo, but I'm still questioning who's drumming)
06 - I Think I'll Be Leaving This Morning
07 - Rock My Plimsoul (aka Rock Me Baby)
08 - Jeff's Boogie
09 - Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye
10 - (fades in) I'm Losing You
11 - Pretty Woman

Notes:
a - This show also trades and lists as September 26, 1967, which would mean Aynsley Dunbar is not drumming as his last show was on August 13, 1967.
b - Most of the between tracks banter is missing (possible tape-saving, etc.), but there's still some pretty good Rod banter included here.

[GDHAL]

JEFF BECK
AVERY FISHER HALL,
NEW YORK,NY,USA
APRIL 30,1975

JEFF BECK - GUITAR
WILBUR BASCOMB - BASS
BERNARD PURDIE - DRUMS
MAX MIDDLETON - KEYBOARDS
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN ** - GUITAR

1-TUNING
2-CONSTIPATED DUCK
3-SHE'S A WOMAN
4-FREEWAY JAM >
5-DEFINITELY MAYBE
6-SUPERSTITION
7-KEYBOARD SOLO >
8-CAUSE WE'VE ENDED AS LOVERS
9-POWER
10-YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN
11-CROWD
12-GOT THE FEELING **

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