Van Morrison
07/20/93
Rubkoebing
Langeland, Denmark
Too Long Exile
x Till We Get The Healing Done
Ball And Chain
Wavelength
Cleaning Windows
Vanlose Stairway
In The Forest
Before The World Was Made
Irish Heartbeat
Domino
I’ve Been Working
It’s A Man’s World
Temple of the Dog
2016.11.07
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY
Download: FLAC/MP3
Taped and transferred by opsopcopolis
Lineage: CA-11 > Ugly Battery Box > Tascam DR-05 > WAV > ProTools > WAV > xACT > FLAC
Setlist:
01. Intro (Man of Golden Words)
02. Say Hello 2 Heaven
03. Wooden Jesus
04. Call Me a Dog
05. Your Saviour
06. Stardog Champion
07. Stargazer
08. Seasons
09. Jump Into the Fire
10. Four Walled World
11. I’m a Mover
12. Pushin Forward Back
13. Hunger Strike
14. Quicksand
15. Heartshine
16. River of Deceit
17. Holy Roller
18. Reach Down
19. Encore Break
20. Man of Golden Words
21. Times of Trouble
22. Achilles Last Stand
23. Missing
24. Fascination Street
25. War Pigs
26. Encore Break 2
27. All Night Thing
Sly & The Family Stone
“Thee Encyclopedia of Ecstacy”
live at the Fillmore East
October 5, 1968
Links removed as this has been officially released.
Label : Big Fro Discs
Catalog No. : BF-013/014
Release Date: 2003
exclent soundboard quality
linenage : cdr trade -> easy CD-DA Extractor -> Flac level 8 -> DIME -> You
Disc 1 is early show live at the Fillmore East, New York, Oct. 5 (or 4?) 1968.
Disc 2 is from their late show on the same date.
Setlist:
Disc 1 : (40:46)
101. Life (3:11)
102. Color Me True (6:02)
103. It Won’t Be Long (7:11)
104. Are You Ready (6:28)
105. Dance to the Music (12:03)
106. M’Lady (5:49)
Disc 2 : (54:06)
201. M’ Lady (4:55)
202. Color Me True (3:03)
203. Are You Ready? (7:59)
204. It Won’t Be Long (7:46)
205. Color Me True (6:22)
206. Dance to the Music (11:17)
207. Love City (5:34)
208. Turn Me Loose (5:10)
209. Outro (1:56)
Artworks included.
Enjoy the show~!! 🙂
Scarlett Johansson and Pete Yorn
2009 (specific date unknown)
The Village Studio
Los Angeles, CA U.S.A.
Download: FLAC/MP3
Pre-Recorded Live In-Studio Session.
Aired 2009 October 7 (Wednesday) on KCRW FM, Santa Monica, CA
STEREO CAPTURE
**** NOT FOR SALE **** PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THESE FILES IN LOSSY FORMATS ****
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Scarlett Johansson and Pete Yorn team up to sing songs of heartache on their collaborative release
“Break Up.” They share anecdotes from their experience and gift us with an exclusive performance
— including a special cover song — on Morning Becomes Eclectic. Interview by Jason Bentley.
Pete Yorn – vocals, guitar
Scarlett Johansson – vocals
Joe Kennedy – keyboard, backing vocals
Zak Schaffer – bass, backing vocals
Jonny Polonsky – guitar
Mark Noseworthy – guitar
Scott Seiver – drums
Max Goldblatt – tambourine
Total time 29:54
172 MB
01. 0:17 (introduction)
02. 2:36 Relator
03. 2:43 Blackie’s Dead
04. 3:28 I Don’t Know What To Do
05. 11:57 (interview)
06. 3:06 Search Your Heart
07. 3:07 Shampoo
08. 2:37 Stop Your Sobbing (The Kinks cover)
Enjoy,
Nibbler
Links:
Stream/Audition this show @ http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/mb/mb091007scarlett_johansson_a
Remember, the streams can sound very lossy.
Setlist And information copied from KCRW’s website (they’re often incorrect):
http://www.kcrw.com/music/programs/mb
Simon & Garfunkel
“Village Vanguard”
1965-1969
Studio Outtakes
Live Performances
BBC Sessions
Download: FLAC/MP3
Lineage:
Mastered from soundboard tapes, off-line and off-air sources -> Cassette -> CDR -> CDR -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC
01 For Emily
02 Overs
03 Homeward Bound
04 At the Zoo
05 America
06 Song for the Asking
07 A Poem on the Underground Wall
08 For Emily
09 Anji
10 Richard Cory
11 The Sound of Silence
12 Homeward Bound
13 A Most Peculiar Man
14 He Was My Brother
15 I Am A Rock
16 I Wish You Could Be There
17 Blessed
18 Bad Blues Feeling
19 Cloudy
20 Can’t help But Wonder Where I’m Bound
21 Sparrow
22 The Side of a Hill
23 I Am A Rock
24 A Church is Burning
25 Anji
Tracks 01-02: Studio out-takes 1966-1967
Tracks 03-09: Live from Carbondaile, Ill, Nov 08, 1969
Tracks 10-15: “Sing Out” T.V. Special from Canadian Television 1966
Tracks 16-19: Studio Rehearsal 1966
Tracks 20-25: BBC London 1966: track 22 On The Side of a HILL has been already composed
in 1963 for Art Garfunkel by Paul Simon and Art gives a beautiful redention of this anti-war song!
A very interesting and worthwhile, though not superb, collection of 27 live performances and outtakes, spanning 1966 through 1969.
Two three studio outtakes from 1966 to 1967
There’s also a version of “Overs” with considerably different lyrics than the one that turned up on Bookends.
Then there are a few songs from a 1966 “studio rehearsal,” though the cover doesn’t say whether this is a recording, TV, or radio studio, and some of them sound like Paul Simon solo tracks, with no evidence of Garfunkel. Anyway, these too are noteworthy for including two songs that never appeared on their albums: the nice, folky ballad “I Wish You Could Be Here” and “Bad Blues Feeling,” the latter of which shows the influence of Simon’s 1965 stint in Britain with its Bert Jansch-type licks. Six songs from a 1966 BBC appearance again yield rarities with a cover of Tom Paxton’s “I Can’t Help But Wonder Where I’m Bound”; the anti-war “On the Side of a Hill,” which never made it onto any S&G albums; and
“A Church Is Burning,” which only came out on Paul Simon’s 1965 solo LP, The Paul Simon Song Book. The nine songs from a November 1969 concert don’t have any otherwise unavailable numbers, but do boast the best sound quality of anything on the CD. This bootleg isn’t solely notable for the rare compositions, though. The sound is very good at best and very listenable at worst. The performances are fine, and there are renditions of famous hits like “Homeward Bound,” “Sounds of Silence,” and “I Am a Rock” dotted throughout the program. ~
A new disc for the end of 1999, Village Vanguard gathers a lot of important material, some fairly common to the ROIO collector, some new to the more
“public” ROIO market.
The various studio outtakes and rehearsals have appeared before on other releases in the same sound quality.
The most striking of these is “Overs,” which has a unique organ line and very early lyrics – vastly diferent from the final version of the song.
It’s nice to get “Bad News Feeling” and “I Wish You Could Be Here” with Paul Simon performing – the latter is more commonly available in a version by The Cyrkle.
The highlight of this disc is the 9 November 1969 material. This concert, performed a few days prior to the Miami University show and immediately after the wrap of principal recording for Bridge Over Troubled Water, has a high energy level. This show was likely the first live performance of “Song For The Asking,” as Artie notes that Paul “just finished” the song. Unlike the Miami University show, there is no backing band here, likely due to the fact that studio recording tookplace in Los Angeles the day before this show. The recording quality of this section is the best on the disc, though not as clean as that of the aforementioned Miami U. show.
The other material on this disc – the “Sing Out” TV show and the BBC programme – are well-done, though the recording quality is typical of any off-air recording of the time: fairly low-fidelity, but quite listenable.
THE ROLLING STONES / NEW BARBARIANS
BLIND DATE REVISITED
(The Swingin’ Pig Records 202)
04/22/79
Oshawa, Ontario, Candada
Download: FLAC/MP3
LINEAGE:
Original TSP CDs -> WAV (EAC v. 0.95 beta 4 – secure, Offset “actual”) -> FLAC (flacfrontend, level 6) -> You
QUALITY:
Excellent Stereo Soundboard
TRACKLIST:
DISC 1:
01. INTRODUCTION BY CLIFF LORRIMER AND JOHN BELUSHI
02. SWEET LITTLE ROCK ‘N ROLLER (written by Chuck Berry)
03. F.U.C. HER
04. BREATHE ON ME
05. INFEKSHUN’
06. I CAN FEEL THE FIRE
07. AM I GROOVING YOU (written by Berns/Barry)
08. SEVEN DAYS (written by Bob Dylan)
09. BEFORE THEY MAKE ME RUN
DISC 2:
01. PRODIGAL SON (written by Wilkins)
02. LET IT ROCK (written by Chuck Berry)
03. RESPECTABLE
04. STAR STAR
05. BEAST OF BURDEN
06. JUST MY IMAGINATION (written by the Temptations)
07. WHEN THE WHIP COMES DOWN
08. SHATTERED
09. MISS YOU
10. JUMPIN’ JACK FLASH
PERFORMANCE:
According to Bill Wyman, the 2nd show at Oshawa 1979 (which this torrent features) was a lot better than the 1st one.
Which makes me very grateful that there’s no good sounding recordings of the 1st show (only a piss poor recording exists of the 1st show)
Because….this 2nd show at Oshawa is a complete riot – it’s impossible to be “serious” when listening to the performance Rolling Stones and New Barbarians gave that afternoon.
The whole show is filled with mistakes from the band – Ronnie and Keith is obviously drunk as skunks – and unlike now……Jagger is drunk as well! (no need to even mention John Belushi – who introduces the show…..he’s in another dimension)
Just listen to “Respectable” – if you like to hear “the greatest R&R band in the world” being “the most out-of-it R&R band in the world”
It’s interesting to know that during “Jumpin Jack Flash” – the bass player of New Barbarians (Stanley Clarke) joined Rolling Stones.
And – due to recent published photos; he also starred on “Miss You” !
That’s quite unique. Not many people have been allowed on-stage with the Rolling Stones during the years, apart from vocals.
I would not blame Bill Wyman if he didn’t bother to be the only bass player on stage that night. I wouldn’t even blame him for leaving the entire show, and have a quiet cup of tea instead.
COMMENTS:
I’m uploading this bootleg, as it is the BEST source for this show. And…there’s a *new* release from “Godfather records” which feature the Rolling Stones part of this show. I haven’t heard that “Godfather” bootleg – but as always….Godfather copy other bootlegs, and then tweaken the sound, with EQ
So save your money – and get the best source of this must-have show here.
COMMENTS #2:
Please check out this thread to see some photos from Oshawa 1979:
http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1,1121808,page=1
ARTWORK:
Complete artwork included, taken from “rs-covers.com”
Enjoy…..Erik Snow, July 2010
Roxy Music
Calderone Theater
Hempstead, NY
8 March 1976
emperor nobody remaster
Download: FLAC/MP3
01. Sentimental Fool
02. The Thrill of It All
03. Love Is the Drug
04. Mother Of Pearl
05. Bitter Sweet
06. Out of The Blue
07. Whirlwind
08. Sea Breezes
09. Both Ends Burning
10. For your Pleasure—>
11. Diamond Head
12. Wild Weekend
Bryan Ferry: lead vocal
Phil Manzanera: guitars
Andy MacKay: saxophones, oboe, keyboards
Eddie Jobson: keyboards, violin
Paul Thompson: drums
Rick Wills: bass and backing vocals
notes on the remaster
Hello again! Here is a very special treat courtesy of one of my best friends of the last, oh, 25 years, my pal Irin, a professional soundman in Brooklyn, NY. He was kind enough to send this to me, it was taped directly off the radio (WLIR-FM, Garden City, NY) by him in 1984, and it’s a b-e-a-s-t!
All the bootlegs I have ever run across of this performance are all from multi-gen tapes and sound horrifyingly compressed… the one on the Scorpio label (“Wild Weekend”) suffers from a ridiculous amount of compression and contains practically zero high end, whilst the other one I have (remastered by NoSpEx in 2007, I believe, from another source) is also from a mulit-generated tape and suffers from a pervasive clipping & distortion in the low end due to what he described in the notes I saved from that torrent as a faulty original digital transfer over which he had no control.
So, given that the performance contained herein is such an indisputably ripping scorcher, it seems appropriate to finally get this puppy circulating from a bona fide first-generation source, thanks to Irin. In this remaster I stayed away from EQ and noise reduction and whatnot, especially because of the other versions I mentioned where such things are prevalent to the point of intrusiveness. Bottom line is that this tape has survived the last quarter century in terrific shape and I really felt it didn’t need any artificial enhancements, especially since Irin’s transfer was so well-done & tasty to begin with.
All I changed was a few repairs of the isolated static (not too many, maybe twice in the whole show) and some channel dropouts and whatnot. The tape flip (first few seconds of “Both Ends Burning”) was patched using the aforementioned NoSpEx remaster, which I EQ’d paragraphically to get a closer sonic match with the main source (not easy because they were very different-sounding indeed). Hopefully it isn’t too intrusive, but at any rate it’s just a few seconds so no worries.
Someday, a pre-FM master of this will surface… a while back when whoever it was was torrenting all those WLIR masters I was seriously hoping for this one but I guess he didn’t have it, oh well. Until it surfaces this will probably be the best version out there, so give it a spin and see what you think… it’s a massive upgrade over the other versions, at least, IMO.
OK, enjoy, seed away when you are done, and remember we’re here to groove like we mean it and to share like we’ll die if we don’t.
emperor nobody
west oakland, california
u.s. of obama!
lineage: WLIR-FM broadcast, 1984—>chrome high bias cassette (remember those?)—>Sanyo tape deck (long gone!).
New transfer: Sony professional cassette deck—>M-Box—>24-bit encoding to wav—>FLAC level 6 via Trader’s Little Helper—>sendspace—>24-bit wav via FLAC Frontend—>16-bit wav via DB PowerAmp—>Sound Forge 9—>FLAC level 8 via Trader’s Little Helper—>brother, can you share a DIME—>you!
PS–Irin runs a website-with-accompanying-podcast-of-excellence called Ambient Chaser, check him out at http://www.ambientchaser.com early and often, OK?
Thanks of course go to him for taking the time to record & transfer the tape, to Le Musique Roxy for burning down the Calderone like they did and thanks to you for downloading this most stompin’ show.
Reseed Note:
I like my music tagged so i tagged all the files and therefore had to make a new md5 file.
I also added an ffp file.
Other than that the files are untouched and as they came with the original torrent.
Tagged & re-seeded on DAD by surfling april 2010.
All thanks go to Irin for providing and transfering this incredible tape in the first place
and to emperor nobody for cleaning it up and sharing it here originally!
R.E.M.
Down South
Source Soundboard [Via Vinyl Rip “Down South”]
Recorded Live 1981-1982
Download: FLAC/MP3
Track List:-
01 – White Tornado
02 – Shaking Through
03 – [DonÃt Go Back To] Rockville
04 – Gardening At Night
05 – Sitting Still
06 – Burning Down
07 – Chained To The Wall
08 – Ages Of You
09 – Get On Their Way [AKA What If We Give It Away?]
10 – There She Goes Again
11 – Laughing
12 – Just A Touch
13 – Radio Free Europe
Lineage:-
Vinyl > Systemdek IIX Turntable > Systemdek Arm > Linn K9 Cartridge > Audiolab 8000A Amp Line Out >
Audacity [Track Splitting] > WAV > Sound Forge Pro 11.0 Click & Crackle Removal >
Fairstars Audio Converter Wav To FLAC Conversion [Level 8]
Ryan Adams
Sheffield the Boardwalk, UK
19. november 2000
Download: FLAC/MP3
source: sbd->dat
lineage: dat->md->optical->hd->cep->cdwav->flac8
[taped by MS]
01. To Be Young (Is to be Sad, Is to be High)
02. Oh My Sweet Carolina
03. Conoe Song [a.k.a. Chin up, Cheer Up or Bringing me Down]
04. Call Me on Your Way Back Home
05. Damn Sam (I Love a Woman that Rains)
06. Memories of You
07. -Improv – Kayak Song
08. A Place You Can Belong [a.k.a. Tell it to My Heart]
09. My Winding Wheel
10. Don’t ask Her for Water
11. What Sin Replaces Love
12. Feel Like a Whore [a.k.a. Just Like a Whore]
Encores:
13. Come Pick Me Up
14. Dancing with the Womas at the Bar
15. Like the Twillight
(Original setlist compiled by the taper)
Prince
Franciscology
San Francisco, CA
02/15/04
New York, City, NY
04/20/04
Disk 1 –
02/15/04
Keyboard Intro
The Beautiful Ones
Nothing Compares 2 U
Insatiable
Sign O the Times
Pass the Peas
The Question of U
Twins in My Bed
The One Fallin’
Let’s Work
U Got the Look
Life O the Party
Uptown Up
Soul Man
Kiss
Take Me With U
Disk 2
02/15/04 (Cont)
Funky Intro Jam
I Wanna Take You Higher
There Was a Time
Days of Wild
America
Psychoticbumpschool
House Party
No Diggity
Musicology
Down by the Riverside
04/20/04
Musicology
Dear Mr. Man
Cream
I Cold Take the Place of Your Man
Sweet Thing
Proud Mary
Sometimes it Snows in April
