U2 – Shows by Date

xxxx.xx.xx – Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan, Vol. 35-36
1979-1982 – Street Mission
1979-2006 – Pulled the Covers
1981.11.13 – Albany, NY
1983.05.06 – Boston, MA
1983.06.05 – Morrison, CO
1984.10.23 – Nantes, France
1985.07.13 – London, England
1987-1993 – The Silent Side of U2
1987.05.15 – East Rutherford, NJ
2001.03.xx – Sunrise, FL
2017.10.14 – Santiago, Chila
2017.10.25 – Sao Paulo, Brazil
2018.04.20 – Laval, Canada
2018.05.02 – Tulsa, OK
2018.05.08 – San Jose, CA
2018.05.15 – Los Angeles, CA
2023.09.29 – Las Vegas, NV
2023.10.05 – Las Vegas, NV

Talking Heads – Los Angeles, CA (10/20/80)

Talking Heads
Palladium
Hollywood, Ca.
October 20, 1980


source: audience
runtime: 79:34
setlist:


01 tuning > psycho killer 6:00
02 warning sign 6:15
03 stay hungry 3:56
04 cities 5:16
05 band introductions :35
06 I zimbra 4:59
07 drugs 5:10
08 once in a lifetime 6:23
09 animals 4:32
10 houses in motion 6:37
11 born under punches 7:41
12 life during wartime 4:50
13 encore break #1 1:27
14 take me to the river 6:30
15 encore break #2 1:55
16 the great curve 7:22


taping gear: unknown
taped by: Bradley W.
transferred by: glasnostrd19 (from 1st gen. cassette copy)
lineage: analog master (unknown deck/mikes/tape) >
1st gen. copy (TDK-SA 90 min. cassette) >
played on Nak. 300 (with speed adjustment) WAV (44.1kHz/16bit) >
FLAC (sb’s aligned) > torrentially yours.

David Byrne: vocals, guitar
Jerry Harrison: guitar, synthesizer
Tina Weymouth: synthesizer, bass
Chris Frantz: drums
*** with additional musicians ***
Adrian Belew: guitar
Dolette MacDonald: percussion, vocals
Busta Jones: bass
Bernie Worrell: keyboards
Steve Scales: percussion

Queen – Shows by Date

xxxx.xx.xx – Opera Omnia
1967.03.31 – Teddington, England – 1984 (Brian May Band)
1969.09.09 – Liverpool, England – Ibex (Freddie Mercury Band)
1971.xx.xx – London, England
1974.01.11 – Liverpool, England
1974.04.27 – Providence, RI
1974.12.10 – Brussels, Belgium
1975.03.07 – Milwaukee, WI
1975.04.23 – Kobe, Japan
1975.04.28 – Okayama, Japan
1975.04.29 – Shizuoka, Japan
1975.04.30 – Chicago, IL
1975.05.01 – Tokyoa, Japan
1976.01.30 – Boston, MA
1976.03.23 – Nagoya, Japan
1976.03.24 – Himeji, Japan
1976.03.26 – Fukuoka, Japan
1976.03.29 – Osaka, Japan
1976.03.31 – Tokyo, Japan
1976.03.31-04.01 – Tokyo, Japan
1976.04.02 – Sendai, Japan
1976.04.04 – Tokyo, Japan
1976.09.18 – London, England
1977.01.23 – Cleveland, OH
1977.02.05 – New York, NY
1977.02.09 – Boston, MA
1977.03.11 – Vancouver, Canada
1977.03.13 – Seattle, WA
1977.05.08 – Stockholm, Sweden
1977.05.12 – Copenhagen, Denmark
1977.05.23 – Bristol, England
1977.05.30 – Glasgow, Scotland
1978.04.26 – Dortmund, England
1978.12.14 – Vancouver, Japan
1978.12.16 – Oakland, CA
1979.02.01 – Cologne, Germany
1979.02.27-03.01 – Paris, France
1979.04.23 – Tokyo, Japan
1979.04.24 – Tokyo, Japan
1979.04.25 – Tokyo, Japan
1979.04.28 – Nagoya, Japan
1979.04.30-05.01 – Fukuoka, Japan
1979.05.02 – Yamaguci, Japan
1979.12.04 – Newcastle, England
1979.12.26 – London, England

1980.07.06 – Phoenix, AZ
1980.07.12 – Los Angeles, CA
1980.07.14 – Oakland, CA
1980.08.20 – Hartford, CT
1980.08.26 – Providence, RI
1980.08.29 – Montreal, Canada
1980.09.10 – Milwaukee, WI
1980.09.19 – Chicago, IL
1980.09.28 – New York, NY
1980.09.29 – New York, NY
1980.09.30 – New York, NY
1980.11.23 – Zurich, Switzerland
1980.11.25 – Paris, France
1980.11.26 – Cologne, Germany
1980.11.27 – Leiden, The Netherlands
1980.11.29 – Essen, Germany
1980.11.30 – Berlin, Germany
1980.12.05 – Birmingham, England
1980.12.06 – Birmingham, England
1980.12.08 – London, England
1980.12.09– London, England
1980.12.10 – London, England
1980.12.13 – Brussels, Belgium
1981.02.17 – Tokyo, Japan
1982.04.24 – Leiden, The Netherlands
1982.04.25 – Leiden, The Netherlands
1982.06.02 – Edinburgh, Scotland
1982.07.28 – New York, NY
1985.04.26 – Sydney, Australia
1986.07.09 – Newcastle, England
1986.07.11-12 – London, England
1986.07.22 – Vienna, Austria
1986.07.30 – Frejus, France

Queen – London, England (09/18/76)

Queen
Hyde Park, London, UK
September 18 1976

[01] Opening: Bohemian Rhapsody
[02] Ogre Battle
[03] Sweet Lady
[04] White Queen (As It Began)
[05] Flick Of The Wrist
[06] Medley: (You’re My Best Friend / Bohemian Rhapsody / Killer Queen / The March Of The Black Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody)
[07] Bring Back That Leroy Brown
[08] Brighton Rock (Including: Guitar Solo)
[09] Son And Daughter (Ending)
[10] ’39
[11] You Take My Breath Away
[12] The Prophet’s Song
[13] Stone Cold Crazy
[14] Keep Yourself Alive
[15] Liar
[16] In The Lap Of The Gods…Revisited

Pink Floyd – Santa Monica, CA (10/23/70)

Pink Floyd
1970-10-23
Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, California, USA

Set List:

Disc 1:

  1. Astronomy Domine 8:46
  2. Green Is The Colour 4:57
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 12:05
  4. Fat Old Sun 14:01
  5. Cymbaline 12:50

Total Time: 52:39

Disc 2:

  1. A Saucerful Of Secrets 23:30
  2. Atom Heart Mother * 26:20
  3. Interstellar Overdrive 19:24

*Peter Phillips:
Orchestra conductor for Atom Heart Mother

Band:
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
Roger Waters

Syd Barrett – My Head Kissed the Ground (1967-1971)

Syd Barrett
1967-1971 – My Head Kissed the Ground

Sources:
06 Jun 1970, + others
1-4: 6 Jun 70, Olympia Exhibition Hall, London
5-7: BBC 16 Feb 71
9: 1967
10: 13 Sep 67 Copenhagen
11: 14 May 67 Look Of The Week
12-14: Nov 74, Syd’s last studio sessions.
15: 13 Sep 67 Copenhagen 16: 1967

Tracks:

  Disc: 1
   1. Terrapin
   2. Gigolo Aunt
   3. Effervescing Elephant
   4. Octopus
   5. Baby Lemonade
   6. Dominoes
   7. Love Song
   8. Scream Thy Last Scream
   9. Swan Lee #1
  10. One In A Million
  11. Astronomy Domine
  12. Blues #1
  13. Blues #2
  14. Blues #3
  15. Arnold Layne
  16. Swan Lee #2
  17. Birdie Hop
  18. Short bit of Syd talking (studio babble)
  19. Opel
  20. Astronomy Domine
      Total Time:                                         66.34

Band:
Syd Barrett
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Rick Wright

Comments: 8) Scream Thy Last Scream – the last verse only, at 1/2 speed. This way, the
“chipmunk” voices in the background are at normal speed. This is, easily, the nicest thing
on this disk. It’s really great to hear Syd & the boys have a good time.

9) Swan Lee #1 – One of the unused backing tracks probably made by the Floyd at the
Vegetable Man sessions in the Fall of 1967.

11) Astronomy Domine – 14 May 67 This track has an introduction on it that I’m not
familiar with. It’s in French, I believe. However, the song is certainly from the good old
Look Of The Week.

16) Swan Lee #2 – Another one of the unused backing tracks probably made by the Floyd
at the Vegetable Man sessions in the Fall of 1967.

17) Birdie Hop – The CD says that it’s a different take than was used on Opel. However,
since only 1 take was ever made, they have to be the same.

19) Opel – The CD says that it’s a different take than was used on Opel. However, it’s really
the same. Horrible quality, though..

20) Astronomy Domine – The CD claims 19 April 68 Rome, Italy. but, I don’t know if
that’s correct. It certainly doesn’t feature Barrett.

-SCOTT

This is another decent collection of Syd’s rarities, plagued with inaccurate source
information. There is nothing presented here that wasn’t available before or in better quality
than before. Lots of vinyl distortion can be heard. Not the best CD in my collection, but
certainly not the worst. Hey, at least they didn’t reissue the bloody Peel Sessions again…
groan…

-SCOTT

Amy Winehouse – The Hague, The Netherlands (07/10/04)

Amy Winehouse
North Sea Jazz Festival
The Hague, Netherlands
July 10, 2004

FM (analog cable)> HD 24/48 (Magix) > HD 16/44 (Magix) > Flac 8 (TLH). Only split into tracks, no editing at all. Recorded from: Co live – Radio 6 (Dutch radio) – NTR (2012-07-22). According to the DJ this recording was never broadcasted before.

  1. Know You Now (fades in)
  2. “intro to October Song”
  3. October Song
  4. “intro to You Sent Me Flying”
  5. You Sent Me Flying
  6. bass solo > Mr. Magic (Through The Smoke)
  7. “intro to Take The Box”
  8. Take The Box
  9. What Is It About Men
  10. “intro to I Heard Love Is Blind”
  11. I Heard Love Is Blind
  12. Stronger Than Me
  13. Brother
  14. In My Bed

Amy Winehouse – vocals
Bradley Webb – drums
Pete Cochrane – bass
Sam Beste – keyboards

Mark Knopfler – Santa Rosa, CA (04/14/10)

Mark Knopfler
2010-04-14
Wells Fargo Center For The Arts
Santa Rosa, CA USA

Taper: Jim Snider

From; Sec B, Row A, Seat 6 (front row about 3 rt center)

SP-CMC-4U–>ZOOM H4-N @ 16bit 44

Audience–>Audacity–>Traders Little Helper–>

01 Border Reive
02 Why Aye Men
03 What It Is
04Sailing To Philadelphia
05 Coyote
06 Prairie Wedding
07 Hill Farmer’s Blues
08 Romeo And Juilet
09 Sultans Of Swing
10 Donegans Gone
11 Get Lucky
12 band intro
13 Marbletown
14 Speedway At Nazareth
15 Telegraph Road

Encores
16 Brothers In Arms
17 So Far Away
18 Piper To The End

New mics in a new stealth arraignment lead to three things I don’t care for. One of these impacts the enjoyment for me. This is a thumping that I cause. You will hear it at the end of most songs. I might do a fix later, but it is very tedious, enjoy.

The hardest thing for me about this new hobby is not being to show my love for the musicians. I guess they will just have get by on my money.

Led Zeppelin – Los Angeles, CA (03/24/75)

Led Zeppelin – Deep Throat I
24 March, 1975, The Forum, Inglewood, Los Angeles, CA.


Label: Empress Valley EVSD 156-157-158
Source: Audience recording
Artwork: Yes (Downloaded From Zeppelinart)

Lineage: Zomb Torrents>My Hard Drive>CD-R>EAC>WAV>TLH Encoding Level 8>FLAC>Tested
FLAC Fingerprint File and Checksum md5 included

Disc 1
Introduction By J. J. Jackson
Rock And Roll
Sick Again
Over The Hills And Far Away
In My Time Of Dying
The Song Remains The same
The Rain Song
Kashmir

Disc 2
No Quarter
Trampled Under Foot
Moby Dick

Disc 3
Dazed And Confused
Stairway To Heaven
Whole Lotta Love
Black Dog
Heartbreaker

BIG THANKS to Double Zero who uploaded this at Zomb last year. Deep Throat II and III to follow.

Conclave is the New Blu-ray Pick of the Week

conclave blu

I follow a lot of film critics on social media (I’m now on Bluesky if you do that sort of thing you can find me here.) Obviously, film critics talk a lot about movies. Mostly new movies because that’s their job. I don’t really watch new movies. I like old movies. But I do like reading about what new movies are good. Well, reading is a bit of a strong word because I usually don’t read reviews before I watch a movie and I like coming into a movie as fresh as possible. So it’s more like I enjoy hearing the buzz about good new movies enough to make me make a mental note of it and possibly watch it sometime in the future.

Conclave has gotten a lot of buzz. That’s all I know about. Well the people seem to be dressed in Catholic priest attire, and the title insinuates it will be about choosing a new Pope, but that’s really all I know about it. But the buzzing has been strong enough that I really want to see it and I’m making it this week’s Pick (because that means I should be able to watch it soon.)

Also out this week that looks interesting:

Easter Condors: Sammo Hung was a huge name in Hong Kong Cinema in the 1980s and 1990s. He made a lot of movies, many of them goofy. This is his take on a Vietnam action flick. Criterion of all people are releasing it.

Yokohama BJ Blues: Radiance films brings this crime story to us. It is about a detective/blues singer trying to solve his best friends murder and find all sorts of dark secrets along the way.

Golden Harvest 2: Shining Stars: Golden Harvest was kind of a second rate Shaw Brothers studio. They made lots of kung fu flicks but with smaller budget and smaller stars. This is a nice looking boxed set full of eight films.

Seinfeld: The Complete Series 4K UHD: I’m not sure this NBC show from the 1990s really needed a UHD upgrade but here we are. I absolutely loved Seinfeld when it first aired, but something tells me I’d just find it irritating now.

Joker: Folie à Deux: Joker was a massive surprise hit. A sequel was inevitable. It was surprising just how many people seem to hate it. Critics were pretty mixed on the first one but it had a huge fanbase. This sequel seems to have irritated everyone.

Terrifier 3: I know I’m a horror nerd but something about these films just makes me not want to watch them. Everything I read about them indicates they are just a bunch of gore scenes thrown together and I want more than that in my horror.

The Searchers: John Ford’s epic western gets the 4K UHD treatment.