Tag: 1968

Pink Floyd – Celestial Voices, Celestial Particles (1968-1969)

Pink Floyd
Celestial Voices & Celestial Particles


“Celestial Voices”
Rover Records (RR CD 002)

-The Paradiso, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (August 9, 1969)

  1. Interstellar Overdrive (Segment)
  2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
  4. A Saucerful Of Secrets

-BBC Session, Paris Cinema, London, England (May 12, 1969)

  1. Daybreak (Grantchester Meadows)
  2. Nightmare (Cymbaline)
  3. The Beginning (Green Is The Colour) / Beset By Creatures Of The Deep (Careful With That Axe, Eugene)
  4. The Narrow Way (Part 3)

-BBC Studios, 201 Piccadilly, London, England (June 25, 1968)

  1. ‘Top Gear’ Introduction
  2. The Murderotic Woman (Careful With That Axe, Eugene)
  3. The Massed Gadgets Of Hercules (A Saucerful Of Secrets)
  4. Let There Be More Light
  5. Julia Dream
  6. ‘Top Gear’ Conclusion

Celestial Particles

  1. Interstellar Overdrive
  2. A Saucerful Of Secrets
    Shrine Exposition Hall Los Angeles CA
    27th July 1968
    Lineage: Silver>EAC(offset corrected)>Wav>Traders Little Helper>FLAC8
  3. Astronomy Domine
  4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
  5. Interstellar Overdrive
    First European International Pop Festival, Piper Club, Rome, Italy. May 6th, 1968. VPRO Rebroadcast
    Source: fm > unknown > cdr > shn
  6. Green is the Colour
  7. Careful with that Axe Eugene
  8. Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun

Mont de L’Enchus Amougies Pop & Jazz Festival Belgium October 25 1969

Belguim Radio source taken from HRV CDR031

Pink Floyd – Amsterdam, The Netherlands (05/31/68)

Pink Floyd
Paradiso
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
31 May 1968

Early Show
01 – Let there Be More Light
02 – Interstellar Overdrive
03 – Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
04 – A Saucerful of Secrets
05 – Astronomy Domine
06 – Waters Interview
07 – Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun

Late Show

01 – Keep Smiling People
02 – Let there Be More Light
03 – Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
04 – Flaming
05 – A Saucerful of Secrets
06 – Interstellar Overdrive
07 – Astronomy Domine

Simon & Garfunkel – Los Angeles, CA (08/23/68)

Simon & Garfunkel
The Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles, CA
August 23rd, 1968


Tracklist:

01 – Mrs Robinson (2:57)
02 – Homeward Bound (2:36)
03 – Intro (2:35)
04 – April Come She Will (2:01)
05 – Fakin It (3:27)
06 – Overs (2:16)
07 – The 59th St Bridge Song (Feelin Groovy) (1:38)
08 – Intro (1:10)
09 – America (3:30)
10 – A Most Peculiar Man (2:28)
11 – I Am A Rock (3:12)
12 – At The Zoo (2:08)
13 – Scarborough Fair-Canticle (3:45)
14 – Bye Bye Love (2:25)
15 – Cloudy (2:09)
16 – The Leaves That Are Green (2:41)
17 – Punky’s Dilemma (2:23)
18 – Intro (0:33)
19 – Benedictus (2:53)
20 – The Dangling Conversation (2:44)
21 – Intro (0:50)
22 – For Emily Whenever I May Find Her (2:38)
23 – A Poem On The Underground Wall (1:59)
24 – Anji (2:28)
25 – The Sound Of Silence (3:26)
26 – Richard Cory (2:50)
27 – Old Friends (1:53)
28 – Bookends (1:36)
29 – He Was My Brother (3:07)
Total time: 70:28

Pink Floyd – The Syd Barrett Years 1965-1971

PINK FLOYD
The Syd Barrett Years

This set was compiled from the best available sources and remastered with care. There was no hiss reduction or fake stereo processing done to this set. Mono recordings appear here in true mono. I was often able to reduce hiss with EQ rather than harsh processing. These tracks were remastered in a similiar fashion to the official Pink Floyd remasters, so excellent quality tracks such as the legendary unreleased “Vegetable Man” and “Scream Thy Last Scream” will blend in nicely on your own Floyd mix CD or playlist. The BBC Sessions appear here with the original DJ intros and have been edited to flow straight through with each broadcast. I am not a member of the Pink Floyd bootleg community, but I am a huge Syd Barrett fan. I was given the raw material for this set by a knowledgeable Floyd collector. I have no idea if all these sources are widely circulating, but the I’ve been told that this set beats all the other common ones, so if you’re a fan, you definitely need this set

DISC ONE: The Pink Floyd Archive 1965-67

01 Lucy Leave (Demo)
02 I’m A King Bee (Demo)
Recorded Summer 1965
@ unknown studio, possibly Regent Sound, London

03 Interstellar Overdrive (Demo)
Recorded October 31, 1966
@ Thompson Private Recording Studios, Hempstead

04 CBC Interview with Interstellar Overdrive
Interview Recorded December 1966 @ CBC Studios, London
Interstellar Overdrive Recorded in 1966 @ unknown location

05 Interstellar Overdrive (Live)
Recorded January 20, 1967
@ UFO Club, London

06 Interstellar Overdrive (Alternate Mix)
Recorded February 27, 1967
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

07 Candy And A Currant Bun (Alternate Mix)
Recorded January 29, 1967
@ Sound Techniques, London

08 See Emily Play (Alternate Mix)
Recorded May 21, 1967
@ Sound Techniques, London

09 One In A Million (Live)
Recorded September 13, 1967
@ Star Club, Copenhagen

10 UFO Instrumental (Live)
Recorded circa March 1967
@ UFO Club, London

11 Scream Thy Last Scream (Saucerful Outtake)
Recorded August 7, 1967
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

12 Vegetable Man (Saucerful Outtake)
Recorded October 9, 1967
@ De Lane Lea Studios, London

13 Apples & Oranges (Alternate Mix)
Recorded September 26, 1967
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

14 No Title (Saucerful Outtake Excerpt)
Recorded September 4, 1967
@ Sound Techniques, London

15 In The Beechwoods (Saucerful Outtake)
Recorded October 20, 1967
@ De Lane Lea Studios, London

16 Vegetable Man (Alternate Take)
Recorded October 9, 1967
@ De Lane Lea Studios, London

DISC TWO: BBC Sessions & Syd Solo Outtakes

01 Astronomy Domine
Recorded May 14, 1967
@ BBC’s “Look Of The Week”

02 The Gnome
03 Matilda Mother
04 The Scarecrow
05 Flaming
06 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
07 Reaction In G (Excerpt)
Recorded September 25, 1967
@ BBC Playhouse Theatre, London

08 Vegetable Man
09 Scream Thy Last Scream
10 Jugband Blues
11 Pow R Toc H
Recorded December 20, 1967
@ BBC Maida Vale 4 Studios, London

12 Tomorrow’s World Instrumental
Recorded December 1967
@ BBC’s “Tomorrow’s World”

13 Silas Lang (Version One Instrumental)
Recorded May 6, 1968
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

14 Silas Lang (Version Two Instrumental)
Recorded April 10, 1969
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

15 Lanky Part 2 (Excerpt)
Recorded May 14, 1968
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

16 Love You (Take 2 Excerpt)
Recorded April 11, 1969
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

17 Long Gone (Take 2 Excerpt)
Recorded July 26, 1969
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

18 Dark Globe (Chorale Mix)
Recorded July 26, 1969
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

19 Maisie (Take 1 & Take 2 Alternate Mix)
Recorded February 26, 1970
@ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

20 Baby Lemonade
21 Dominoes
22 Love Song
Recorded February 16, 1971
@ BBC Studio S1, London

BONUS TRACK:
23 Syd Banter
Recorded @ EMI Abbey Road Studios, London

All Tracks MONO except:
Disc One: Tracks 11-13
Disc Two: Tracks 14, 18, 19
which are STEREO.

All tracks are SOUNDBOARD recordings except:
Disc One: Tracks 9, 15, 16

LINEAGE: Best available sources in purest available form > CDR > EAC > WAV (Remastered) > FLAC (Level 8)

REMASTERING NOTES:
Re-equalized
Clicks removed by hand
Mono recordings corrected to true mono
Volume normalized
Speed correction
BBC Sessions edited and sequenced for flow
There was no compression or noise reduction done to this set

Grateful Dead – San Francisco, CA (02/14/68)

Grateful Dead
Carousel Ballroom
San Francisco, CA
2/14/68

First Set
1. Morning Dew
2. Good Morning Little School Girl
3. Dark Star>
4. China Cat Sunflower>
5. The Eleven>
6. Turn On Your Love Light

Second Set
1. The Other One>
2. Cryptical Envelopment>
3. The Other One (reprise)>
4. New Potato Caboose>
5. Born Cross-eyed>
6. Spanish Inquisition
7. (Tuning Break)
8. Alligator>Drums>Alligator (reprise)>
9. Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)>
10. Alligator “Underwater” Feedback

Encore(*)
11. Midnight Hour

Source 1:

SHNID: 2267

MR>DAT>DAT>CD>EAC>SHN
Some portions (Tuning Break->Midnight Hour) may be
from another source, probably the FM broadcast of the show -G

(*) The Encore has been placed on Disc 1 in order to
retain the continuity of the First and Second Sets. However,
if you have the capability of burning 80 min CDs, you can place
the Encore as track 11 on the Disc 2 (with about 20 seconds
to spare).

Thanks to Jim Douglas for the excellent copy of this show!
Arrangement of tracks into this format via Garrett Van Cleef
9/27/2000

(version C2)

The tracks from “Tuning Break” thru “Midnight Hour” appear to be from a different
source than the rest of the show (which is pretty clean). These tracks have a significant
increase in the amount of tape hiss present. I found it to interfere with my enjoyment
of the music.

I created Hiss Reduced versions of these tracks for this supplement. I also
crossfaded the real change (?) at ~11:40 in Alligator so that it doesn’t
blow your tweeters out! If you wish to create a CD using these HR tracks, simply use
them instead of the ones in the main distribution. The main distribution files were
the source for these supplment tracks.

I used Sound Forge Noise Reduction to do the hiss reduction and other “voodoo”.
The tracks which were modified are included in the directory with this file.

Here are the tracks that this supplement replaces:

Disc 1
7. Midnight Hour

Disc 2
7. Tuning Break
8. Alligator > Drums > Alligator (reprise) >
9. Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)
10. Alligator Underwater Feedback

Enjoy!

Garrett Van Cleef
garrett@everstream.com
garrett@en.com

9/29/2000

SHN converted to FLAC using xACT. Created new checksum.
The Midnight Cafe, August 2020

Source 2:

This is a flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 15640

Source: SBD>MR>DAT>CD>EAC>SHN
+ Midnight Hour patched with: FM>Reel>Reel>DAT>CDR

Thanks to AJL & Tony C (Ttazzz@aol.com) for the Seed Disks
Eac/Shn by Seth Kaplan from Tony C’s audio

There is a cut in the Jam on all circulating copies

Source 3:

This is a tagged version of shnid: 89676

Recording Info:
SBD -> (8 Track) Master Reel -> Dat -> CD -> FLAC

Transfer Info:
FLAC -> Samplitude Professional v10.02 -> FLAC
(2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC)

Transferred and Remastered By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
January 20, 2008

Alligator Jam Patch Info:
5:43 – 5:59 Patched with 1st Gen FM Reel
5:59 – 6:55 Patched with Anthem Of The Sun

Notes:
— Disc change is seamless
— This is a remastering of shnid=89437 (Thanks to all involved)
— Fixed the patch in Alligator Jam, fixed levels and corrected DC Offset
— Patch source pitch corrected in Cool Edit Pro v2.0
— Thanks to Joe B. Jones, Pat Lee and Matt Smith for their help
— Thanks to the kind folks at DNC for their input on this project

The Doors – Frankfurt, Germany (09/14/68)

The Doors
1968-09-14
Frankfurt, Germany
Kongreshalle

First Set:

Break on through (to the other side)
Alabama song (Whisky bar)
Back door man
When the music’s over
The WASP (Texas radio & the big beat)
Hello, I love you
Light my fire
The unknown soldier

Second Set:

Five to One

Source 1:

Set 1 Only

low gen AUD remastered
lineage: “The night on fire” LP > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC > remastered

Notes:
Taken from Buda’s European box set, seeded at The Traders Den.
This is the remastered version. The unedited version is available in the additional folder.
-MrKing-

Source 2:

Set 1 only

SOURCE
Good Audience recording
Bootleg “The Night on Fire”, Tangie Town Records TTR CD 9001, Czech 1996
Lineage: Silver > EAC (log included) > WAV > APE > FLAC (retracked & renamed)
Transfered by: kleen
Doors interview included as bonus on this release (taken on September 15, 1967 in Oswego) is not included.

Source 3:

Set II only

unknown SBD
lineage: CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Notes:
Taken from Buda’s European box set, seeded at The Traders Den.
The source is probably “The Doors: Live in Europe” DVD.
-MrKing-

Jimi Hendrix – San Francisco, CA (10/10-12/68)

The Jimi Hendrix Experience
The Complete Winterland Reels
(ATM 208-210/ATM 211-213)

Winterland Arena, San Francisco, October 10, 1968 (complete 1st
& 2nd show), October 11, 1968 (complete 1st show & 2nd show) and
October 12, 1968 (complete 1st & 2nd show).

Setlist:

DISC 1: 1ST SHOW (October 10)

1. Intro/Tune-up (0:24)
2. Are You Experienced (7:36)
3. Voodoo Child (slight return) (7:38)
4. Red House (14:51)
5. Foxy Lady (6:12)
6. Like A Rolling Stone (9:44)
7. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (5:27)
8. Purple Haze / Outside Woman Blues (6:01)

Total running time: 58:00

DISC 2: 2ND SHOW (October 10)

1. Intro/Tune-up (2:28)
2. Tax Free (13:33)
3. Lover Man (4:27)
4. Sunshine Of Your Love (9:09)
5. Hear My Train A Comin’ (12:57)
6. Killing Floor (with Jack Casady on bass) (9:19)
7. Hey Joe (with Jack Casady on bass) (5:31)
8. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (6:32)
9. Purple Haze (5:59)

Total running time: 70:38

DISC 3: 1ST SHOW (October 11)

1. Intro (2:02)
2. Are You Experienced (with Virgil Gonsales on flute) (17:05)
3. Voodoo Child (slight return) (8:14)
4. Red House (11:50)
5. Foxy Lady (5:44)
6. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (6:32)
7. Purple Haze (5:59)

Total running time: 57:35

DISC 4: 2ND SHOW (October 11)

1. Intro (0:29)
2. Tax Free (Drum & Bass) (20:32)
3. Spanish Castle Magic (11:05)
4. Like A Rolling Stone (with Herbie Rich on organ) (11:32)
5. Lover Man (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:39)
6. Hey Joe (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:13)
7. Fire (with Herbie Rich on organ) (4:44)
8. Foxy Lady (with Herbie Rich on organ) (5:13)
9. Purple Haze (5:53)

Total running time: 64:35

DISC 5: 1ST SHOW (October 12)

1. Intro (2:29)
2. Fire (3:47)
3. Lover Man (5:37)
4. Like A Rolling Stone (12:14)
5. Foxy Lady (6:53)
6. Drum & Bass Jam (Noel Redding & Mitch Mitchell) (8:58)
7. Tax Free (8:14)
8. Hey Joe (6:50)
9. Purple Haze (3:39)
10. Wild Thing (3:28)

Total running time: 61:57

DISC 6: 2ND SHOW (October 12)

1. Intro (1:32)
2. Foxy Lady (8:22)
3. Manic Depression (5:55)
4. Sunshine Of Your Love (9:07)
5. Little Wing (4:40)
6. Spanish Castle Magic (7:06)
7. Red House (12:08)
8. Voodoo Child (slight return) (7:02)
9. (This Is America) Star Spangled Banner (4:57)
10. Purple Haze (7:02)

Total running time: 67:57

Lineup:

Jimi Hendrix: guitar (all tracks)
Mitch Mitchell: drums (all tracks)
Noel Redding: bass (all tracks)
Jack Casady: bass (disc 2, tracks 6, 7)
Virgil Gonzales: flute (disc 3, track 2)
Herbie Rich: organ (disc 4, tracks 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)

Stereo Soundboard Digitally Restored (except October 11, tracks
5-7, 1st gen audience recording).

Lineage: 1st Generation Stereo Soundboard Recording (RAW unedited version)
Silver CD > EAC > FLAC FrontEnd (L-8) rburly 11-06-2004
Artwork included

This is an upgrade of ATM 011-016 “Three Nights of Winter”, which
was used for the “official” release “3 Nights At Winterland”. The
sound of this compared to the 2nd Gen used for ATM 011-016 is
somewhat different. This version has more bass and it’s also
“dryer” in sound (less reverb) than the 2nd Gen version. An
earlier flawed version of this Set is also in circulation. That
Set, sometimes also known as “Winterland Raw Source” and “A Raw
Winter”, suffers from index clicks, DAT clicks and buzzes all
throughout, and was “leaked” to the general public by a mistake.
The Clean version (this) has 9 tracks on Disc 4 (11.10.68/2nd
Show), while the flawed version only has 8 (same amount of music,
just one less index mark).

The more than six hours of live music assembled here gives
Hendrix fans the first opportunity to compare The Experienceís
live performances. 2-performances per night for 3-days recorded
during the bandís temporary residence at San Franciscoís Winter-
land arena. Given that these recordings have been assembled from
a variety of different sources, the sound quality, with exception
of the last 3 tracks on Disc 3, which, as the soundboard tape had
mysteriously stopped running, have been taken from a less-than
perfect audience recording is excellent, and as usual, Jimiís
virtuoso delivery is as varied and unpredictable as ever, as are
the technical problems which were invariably the sub-text of the
majority of Hendrix concerts.

Extraordinary Archives Traded Material series of the highest
quality Hendrix recordings available in traders’ circuits. All
recordings in the ATM series are taken from the lowest generation
masters available, and they have all been digitally restored
unless otherwise indicated.

All relevant informations on ATM series and Hendrix bootlegs,
including detailed tracklists, on Hans-Peter Johnsen’s In From
The Storm site: http://home.online.no/~hpjohnse/hendrix.html

Quicksilver Messenger Service – San Francisco, CA (04/06/68)

Quicksilver Messenger Service
Winterland
San Francisco, CA
Date Apr 6, 1968 (Early)

Total Length 42:28

1 The Fool 13:26
2 Pride Of Man 03:46
3 Walkin’ Blues 04:15
4 Light Your Window 02:58
5 Who Do You Love 13:02
6 Smokestack Lightning 05:01

The WAV file I was sent was labeled 07/10/68, but after examine setlist it appears it is actually from Apr 6, 1968. Below is the set info I have from that show.

QMS Winterland 1968-04-06

Quicksilver Messenger Service
Winterland, San Francisco, CA
1968-04-06

fm sbd (KSAN)
sq: A / A+

CD1
__early show__
01 The Fool
02 Pride of Man
03 Walkin’ Blues
04 Light Your Windows
05 Who Do You Love
06 Smokestack Lightning (fades out)

CD2
__late show__
07 The Fool
08 Who Do You Love
09 Gold and Silver *
10 Too Long *
11 Back Door Man

tt: 1:21:53

John Cipollina – Guitar
Gary Duncan – Guitar
David Freiberg – Bass
Greg Elmore – Drums
Steve Schuster – Saxophone *

Sent to me as one WAV file from Mauro’s tape collection. Split into separate tracks by DLT using Roxio. I converted and tagged the tracks using xACT.

Mickey & The Hartbeats – San Francisco, CA – xx/xx/68

Mickey and Hartbeats
(Garcia, Lesh, Hart, & Kreutzmann)
Matrix
San Fran, CA
Undated / 1968

This is a tagged version of shnid: 28077
sbd / lineage unknown*

Disk 1 (total time: 47:13)

1. jam // 13:18
2. jam // ^ 33:54

Notes from the original uploader:

I asked Michael Parrish for a copy of the mystery fragment reviewed in the taping compendium. This tape also included another fragment not reviewed in the compendium and was labeled 11 1 68, which is most likely incorrect.

* Here?s what Parrish supplied for source / lineage info: ?Both of these pieces came in a cassette that Dwork sent me near the beginning of the compendium project. As I noted, track #2 corresponds to the first track of your “Mystery Disc” and I have never heard the other piece anywhere other than on the Dwork tape. It rang no bells with Dick L. either.?

^ ?The fragment I sent you as ?11/1/68? is the same as the first track on your Mystery Show CD. I wouldn’t necessarily bet that either is 11/1/68 though:)?

Review by Michael Parrish: ?This mysterious fragment consists of another version of the jam that opens 10/30/68. It is notable for Garcia?s inspired and frenetic soloing, which has a rather unusual Latin feel.?

JJ
first Jam has some Cold Rain & Snow & GDTRFB flavor to it
second jam starts with Dark Star flavor

track 02 is 12/16/68