Queen – Birmingham, England (12/05/80)

Queen
1980-12-05
National Exhibition Center
Birmingham, England


Sorry, no lineage known.
Thanks to the original taper (unknown)
and uploader (unknown)

Intro
Jailhouse Rock,
We Will Rock You (fast),
Let Me Entertain You,
Play The Game,
Mustapha,
Death On Two Legs,
Killer Queen,
I’m In Love With My Car,
Get Down Make Love,
Need Your Loving Tonight,
Save Me,
Now I’m Here,
Dragon Attack,
Now I’m Here (reprise),
Fat Bottomed Girls,
Love Of My Life,
Keep Yourself Alive,
drum solo,
guitar solo,
Battle Theme,
Flash/The Hero/Brighton Rock (reprise),
Crazy Little Thing Called Love

Downloaded 2013 from Queen Zone as part of 1980 Megatorrent

Queen – Essen, Germany (11/29/80)

QUEEN
Essen, Grugahalle
November 29, 1980

01.Intro / Jailhouse Rock / We Will Rock You (fast)
02.Let Me Entertain You
03.Play The Game
04.Mustapha
05.Death On Two Legs
06.Killer Queen
07.I’m In Love With My Car
08.Get Down Make Love
09.Save Me
10.Now I’m Here / Dragon Attack / Now I’m Here (reprise)
11.Fat Bottomed Girls
12.Love Of My Life
13.Love Of My Life (cont.) / Keep Yourself Alive
14.Instrumental Inferno
15.Flash’s Theme / The Hero / Brighton Rock
16.Crazy Little Thing Called Love
17.Bohemian Rhapsody
18.Tie Your Mother Down
19.Another One Bites The Dust
20.Sheer Heart Attack
21.We Will Rock You
22.We Are The Champions / God Save The Queen

TT 98:21

LDB Special Series #360 (RLR collection)

Out of my 7,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the
musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I’d like to propose you. Most of these come from my
cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won’t be disappointed!
I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my
reward for all the work involved in this project.

DO NOT share this music on mp3, just convert it for your own use. Sharing mp3’s is the right way to make me stop sharing
music here.

I think I have something really special to share with all Dimers, but first a bit of background. RLR has been a very active
trader back in the early 80´s with very wide musical tastes: he could go from Kiss to Joni Mitchell; from Genesis to Deep
Purple, Queen, Simple Minds, The Who, Springsteen and many more. In the past I could access his enormous collection to get
many U2 tapes some of which I have been sharing with you folks.

RLR had all sorts of tapes in his collection, traded not long after the show happened so most of them are low generation, in
particular tons of shows recorded in Italy which to me are some of the most interesting. Some of them, I had never seen
circulating in the trading circuit. Unfortunately he did not care about generation so this info, except for the shows he
has as masters, is not available.

RLR has kindly given me access once again to his collection. It was like a “kid in a toy shop” situation: it was hard to
select tapes and at the end I came home with some 250 tapes to listen and eventually to transfer in the digital domain. Some
of them will be shared here, possibly the most interesting ones.

I am ok with blogs and sites to re-post my seeds – provided they are in lossless form – however I ask you to keep intact the
infos of the concert including that this is part of LDB series.

And I am referring to (and not only):

Last but not the least, a very important message: I will not be uploading anymore @ Dimeadozen. TTD will be my new home
from now. If you want to download my shows please subscribe here and not re-upload @ Dime. Stay tuned because I have more and
more shows coming up!

Lineage: Unknown recording device > 2nd generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Audiophile 2496 Soundblaster > HD >
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Freddie Mercury (lead vocals, piano, tambourine, acoustic guitar)
Brian May (electric guitar, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, piano)
Roger Taylor (drums, backing vocals),
John Deacon (bass guitar, electric guitar)
Morgan Fisher (keyboards, piano)

Another one from the Queen vaults, this time from the 1980. This sounds good although the sound is not as crisp as I would
have liked. This comes from a 2nd generation copy from RLR collection. RLR had a special connection to Germany, so he was
trading with quite a few german traders back then. Good one with some interesting Flash Gordon tracks.

Hope you will enjoy it!

ldb

Queen – Cologne, Germany (11/26/80)

Queen
26.11.1980
Sporthalle
Cologne, Germany

VG –

AUD > WAV > CDR (x) > WAV > FLAC frontend (level 8)

This is the best source available so far.
Note there are some slightly clicks at the end of Save Me and during the Now Im Here on disc 1 (probably a cd-r failure or something…)
The show misses 3 last tracks: WWRY, WATC and GSTQ and also SHA is cut after 0:50. But it’s the best version we can get at the moment!;) Correct me if I’m wrong.

DISC 1:

  1. 3:26 Intro
    Jailhouse Rock
  2. 2:53 We Will Rock You fast
  3. 3:20 Let Me Entertain You
  4. 4:40 Play The Game 18.
  5. 3:00 Mustapha
  6. 3:09 Death On Two Legs
  7. 1:55 Killer Queen
  8. 2:08 I’m In Love With My Car
  9. 5:22 Get Down Make Love
  10. 5:10 Need Your Loving Tonight / Vocal Improvisation
  11. 4:23 Save Me
  12. 4:12 Now I’m Here

DISC 2:

  1. 4:00 Vocal Improvisation / Dragon Attack
  2. 2:08 Now I’m Here reprise
  3. 4:54 Love Of My Life
  4. 3:20 Keep Yourself Alive
  5. 2:26 Drums solo
  6. 5:19 Guitar solo
  7. 3:22 Battle Theme / Brighton Rock finale
  8. 3:31 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
  9. 5:14 Bohemian Rhapsody
  10. 5:52 Tie Your Mother Down
  11. 3:27 Another One Bites The Dust
  12. 0:49 Sheer Heart Attack (cut)

Queen – Paris, France (11/25/80)

Queen
La Rotonde du Bourget, Paris, France
25. November 1980

Quality : VG+
Lineage : AUD > Breakdown “Hello Paris” > CDR (x) > WAV > FLAC level 8

I have received it in a trade labelled as “best version around”. I’m not sure if it’s the case, but I have the version which I dowloaded a few years ago from Queenzone, and this is definitely MUCH better quality and features the complete Keep Yourself Alive.

The tracklisting is exactly the same as on the Breakdown bootleg “Hello Paris” , is it possible that this comes from this bootleg ? Could somebody confirm it ?

Audio :

Disc 1 :

  1. Jailhouse Rock
  2. We Will Rock You (fast)
  3. Let Me Entertain You
  4. Play The Game
  5. Mustapha / Death On Two Legs / Killer Queen / I’m In Love With My Car / Get Down Make Love
  6. Need Your Loving Tonight
  7. Save Me
  8. Now I’m Here / Dragon Attack
  9. Love Of My Life

Disc 2 :

  1. Keep Yourself Alive
  2. Drum Solo / Guitar Solo
  3. Battle Theme
  4. Brighton Rock (ending)
  5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
  6. Bohemian Rhapsody
  7. Tie Your Mother Down
  8. Another One Bites The Dust
  9. Sheer Heart Attack
  10. We Will Rock You
  11. We Are The Champions
  12. God Save The Queen

Pink Floyd – Los Angeles, CA (04/27/75)

Pink Floyd
April 27, 1975
Sports Arena, Los Angeles, California

Setlist:
Raving And Drooling
You Gotta Be Crazy
Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Pts. 1-5
Have A Cigar
Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Pts. 1-6
Speak To Me
Breathe
Travel
Time
Breathe (Reprise)
The Mortality Sequence
Money
Us and Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse
Echoes

Pink Floyd – Lille, France (12/07/72)

PINK FLOYD
Palais des Sports
Lille, FRANCE
1972-12-07

Filling A Gap

Source:

Telefunken tape recorder, external mic (mono) > Audacity (1.2.6) no Filter >
WAV (48Khz/24bits) > remastering / cleaning / restoration (MOB “touch”) > FLAC (44.1Khz/16bits)

Setlist:

Disc 1: Dark Side Of The Moon

  1. Speak To Me
  2. Breathe
  3. On The Run
  4. Time
  5. The Great Gig In The Sky
  6. Money
  7. Us And Them
  8. Any Colour You Like
  9. Brain Damage
  10. Eclipse

Disc 2:

  1. One Of These Days
  2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
  3. Echoes

Taped by: ZEF

Remastering notes (from MOB):

The rough recording was already very good, but needed some restoration and cleaning before
being spread worldwide. Indeed, due to the age of the mastertape, a lot of crackles,
tape warble and level fluctuations were present on the rough digital transfer.
These have been manually cleaned as much as possible. Also, the rough version had
a lot of clipping that needed to be corrected. Some frequencies with musical content
were buried in the original transfer, therefore a slight EQ was applied in order
to bring clarity to the recording. There were some abrupt cuts on the mastertape
(two cuts during Breathe, one cut at the beginning of Us And Them and one cut
in the middle of OOTD, not to mention numerous “pause” operations by the taper
during some tunings and applause between songs).
These have been restored by editing, so that the recording is now presented
in a continuous way, with smooth transitions.

Notes by PE:

Almost like David Vincent, it all started with a torrent which had attracted my attention :
Gong 1973-06-19, a gig at Roger Salengro’s salle – Lille, France, chez les ch’tis.

Contact was made with the seeder (Sous-Marin) who turned out to be the taper of this show.
Sewing up, and after a few blow-jobs I learned that he had recorded the Campus radio show
AM original broadcast (1970) : Pink Floyd 1970-01-23 at the ThÈ‚tre des Champs ElysÈes.
I therefore encouraged him to torrent this recording.
Then, on his website, I saw a date which intrigued me : Pink Floyd 1972-07-12,Lille.
…. Lille? le pays des ch’tis úuf course ! but as far as I knew no recording
of this particular gig were reported !…

With this new contact we discussed via emails until I learned that the taper (named ZEF)
actually taped this gig and that SousMarin owns a mp3/128Kbits recording of this show.
Then began the quest for the “lossless” source of this recording…
Days passing, a lot of blow-jobs again and weeks later, an email just arrived,
ZEF replied to Sous-Marin :

I had a small tape recorder, the later Telefunken (R.I.P blessed tape recorder)
connected to an external microphone.
I digitalized the tape with Audacity (version 1.2.6) using default settings.
Audacity detected my recording as being in mono. I did not correct the file
or apply any filters. This was a “rough” transfer direct from tape to HD.

Bingo! we finally got it:)

Dedicated to all the good people in Yeeshkul, IFWT & PRS hubs.
I really want to thanks all the guys behind this release :

MOB – for the mastering of this show,
Breathe – for his general help, and the use of IFWT label for this release.
Alex – for helping in translations,
Sous-Marin (aka AndPh.) – for grabbing the source
Raymond Dzarek (aka PhD.) – for discovering 2 years back that a recording exist!
Philippe R., – for permission to use the ticket scan.
don’t forget to see his website, fool of goodies at:
http://philippe.rollin2.free.fr/INDEXES/index2.html

…and the last, but not the least, the taper ZEF (aka AndP.)!

DON’T BUY OR SELL
FREE TRADE ONLY

Now, time to seed IFWT-CDR-035
Thanks all

Cheers,
BruNo. (aka PE)

Pink Floyd – London, England (10/20/94)

Pink Floyd
Earls Court
20th October 1994
The Division Bell Tour
B.B.C. Radio 1 F.M. Radio Broadcast
Broadcast 15th November 1994.
Time: 145.32

Disc One

  1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
  2. Learning To Fly
  3. High Hopes
  4. Take It Back
  5. Coming Back To Life
  6. Sorrow (Slight cut tape flip)
  7. Keep Talking
  8. Another Brick In The Wall
  9. One Of These Days

Disc 2:

  1. Speak To Me
  2. Breathe
  3. On The Run
  4. Time
  5. Breathe (reprise)
  6. The Great Gig In The Sky
  7. Money
  8. Us And Them
  9. Any Colour You Like
  10. Brain Damage/Eclipse
  11. Wish You Were Here
  12. Comfortably Numb
  13. Run Like Hell

David Gilmour- Guitars and Vocals
Nick Mason- Drums
Rick Wright- Keyboards
Guy Pratt- Bass
Jon Carin- Keyboards
Tim Renwick- Guitars
Gary Wallis- Percussion
Dick Parry- Saxophones
Sam Brown- Backing Vocals
Claudia Fontaine- Backing Vocals
Durga McBroom- Backing Vocals.

Pink Floyd – London, England (05/15/71)

Pink Floyd
Crystal Palace Bowl
London, UK
May 15, 1971


Setlist:
Disc 1:

  1. Introduction
  2. Atom Heart Mother
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
  4. Fat Old Sun
    Running Time: 46’35”
    Disc 2:
  5. The Return Of The Son Of Nothing (Echoes)
  6. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
  7. The Embryo
    Running Time: 49’37”

Pink Floyd – Cincinnati, OH (03/08/73)

Pink Floyd
8th March 1973
The Fieldhouse, Cincinnati, Ohio

audience recording
Provenance: silver CD > WAV > FLAC

Tracks:

  1. Echoes (15.09)
  2. Obscured by Clouds (5.30)
  3. When You’re In (7.10)
  4. Childhood’s End (7.46)
  5. Careful With That Axe, Eugene (9.30)

Notes: For Asdf29 who requested something heavy on the ‘Obscured by Clouds’ material. Got this off Yeeshkul!, so thanks to whoever it was who upped it! This has been issued on a bootleg called ‘Pink is the Sky’ as disc one of two. ‘Echoes’ is – as the duration makes obvious – incomplete.