Tag: berlin

Tangerine Dream – Berlin, Germany (07/08/05)

TANGERINE DREAM
Friedrichstadtkirche, Berlin
July 8, 2005 (TL76)
JEANNE D’ARC

  1. La vision 12.45
  2. La joie 5.16
  3. La force du courage 8.38
  4. La solitude dans l’espoir 7.31
  5. La marche 8.33
  6. La sagesse du destin 7.58
  7. Le combat du Sang 10.19
  8. Le combat des Epees 14.03
  9. La liberation 4.54

Edgar Froese, Jerome Froese, Thorsten Quaeschning, Linda Spa, Iris Camaa

Green Day – Berlin, Germany (10/03/04)

Green Day
Radio Fritz
Berlin, Germany
2004-10-03

Source: Norwegian P3 FM broadcast through Telenor Avidi (cable provider) ->
Radio/TV cable ->
Pinnacle PCTV PRO ->
Line-in on “Hercules Gamesurround Fortissimo II” sound card ->
Recorded as 44.1 KHz wave file with Soundforge 7.0 ->
Tracked and converted to FLAC with CD Wave Editor 1.94.5
Lineage: FM > WAV (44.1KHz) > FLAC
Taped by: N/A
Transfered by: N/A

File Size: 550mb (FLAC)

Setlist:

  1. American Idiot
  2. Jesus Of Suburbia
  3. Holiday
  4. We Are The Waiting
  5. Saint Jimmy
  6. Longview
  7. She
  8. The Grouch
  9. Hitchin’ A Ride
  10. Brain Stew
  11. Jaded
  12. Knowledge
  13. Basket Case
  14. King For A Day
  15. Minority
  16. I Fought The Law (and the law won) [Clash Cover]
  17. Homecoming

Total running time: 81:12

Notes:

  • The complete show!

!!!For free trade only. Not to be distributed as anything but FLAC/CDR.!!!

Compiled by RA
2005-07-22

Bob Dylan in Germany, 2011

I’ve been working diligently on organizing all my files and getting my list up to date. I’m currently in the middle of a bunch of Bob Dylan shows. This batch is already labeled so that they sort chronologically, so all I have to do is input them onto my list and then move them to the correct folder. So, I feel like I’m following Bob around on tour. One of the really fascinating things to me about Bob on tour, at least in the last decade or so, is that because he is touring all the time, he no longer feels the need to just hit the big cities that everybody else plays at. He seemingly likes to play in more obscure corners of the world. I really feel like he’s trying to perform in every city on the planet.

In 2011 he did a big tour of Europe and on that tour, he played five shows in Germany. Now Germany is a big country, but I doubt any other artist plays five different German cities on their tours of Europe. Naturally, he plays in Berlin and Munich, but he also did stops in Oberhausen and Leipzig. No offense to those fine cities, and while they aren’t exactly obscure or tiny villages, neither are they the sorts of places big-named American rock and roll acts usually gig at.

Or maybe they do. What the heck do I know about concerts in Germany? I just think it’s cool that Bob’s list of cities he’s played a show at is enormous.

2011-10-23 – Oberhausen, Germany
2011-10-25 – Mannheim, Germany
2011-10-26 – Munich, Germany
2011-10-27 – Leipzig, Germany
2011-10-29 – Berlin, Germany
2011-10-31 – Hamburg, Germany

Bob Dylan – Berlin, Germany (07/02/12)

BOB DYLAN
Berlin
Zitadelle
Germany
2012-July-02 (Monday)

setlist:

  1. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat [5:28]
  2. It Ain’t Me, Babe [6:35]
  3. Things Have Changed [5:55]
  4. Tangled Up In Blue [6:01]
  5. Cry A While [5:09]
  6. She Belongs To Me [5:31]
  7. Love Sick [5:24]
  8. The Levee’s Gonna Break [8:22]
  9. High Water (For Charley Patton) [5:51]
  10. Desolation Row [9:22]
  11. Highway 61 Revisited [6:59]
  12. Simple Twist Of Fate [5:30]
  13. Thunder On The Mountain* (cut) [2:03]
  14. Ballad Of A Thin Man [6:28]
  15. Like A Rolling Stone [6:46]
  16. All Along The Watchtower [3:56]
  17. audience [2:07]
  18. E: Blowin’ In The Wind [5:41]

Peter Gabriel – Berlin, Germany (09/04/80)

Peter Gabriel
Berlin,Ger.
Eissporthalle
1980.09.04

master tape>CDR(Pilips CDR570)>wave(EAC)>flacf(8)TLH
align on sector boundaries
excellent(-) quality,listen to MP 3 samples

Excellent show from P.G. in Berlin, fantastic setlist and
great quality.This master tape from my collection is now for
the first time in circulation,hope you enjoy it.Some songs were
in german language and so very interesting and rare for P.G. collectors.
upped by booomboom 2010.12.20

line up :

Peter Gabriel – Vocals, Piano
Jerry Marotta – Drums, Percussion,sax. Backing Vocals
John Giblin – Bass, Backing Vocals
John Ellis – Guitars, Backing Vocals
Larry Fast – Synthesizers, Piano

Setlist:

Disc 1 :

01.Eindringling (Intruder)
02.Start
03.I don’t remember
04.Solsbury Hill
05.Peter introduces Family snapshot
06.Schnappschuss (Family snapshot)
07.Milgrams 37
08.Modern love
09.Du bist nicht wie wir (Not one of us)

Disc 2 :

10.Lead a normal life
11.Moribund the Burgermeister
12.Mother of violence
13.Bully for you
14.Spiel ohne Grenzen (Games without frontiers)
15.Humdrum
16.Band introductions
17.Und durch den Draht (And through the wire)
18.I go swimming
19.Biko (fades out)
20.On the air
21.D.I.Y.

Queen – Berlin, Germany (11/30/80)

Queen
1980-11-30
Deutchlandhalle
Berlin, Germany

(probably lossy source)

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

Downloaded 2013 from Queen Zone as part of 1980 Megatorrent

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,
Fat Bottomed Girls,
Love Of My Life,

Keep Yourself Alive, drum solo
guitar solo,
The Hero /Brighton Rock (ending),
Crazy Little Thing Called Love,
Bohemian Rhapsody,
Tie Your Mother Down,
Sheer Heart Attack,
Waiting,
We Will Rock You,
We Are The Champions,
God Save The Queen

Van Morrison – Berlin, Germany (05/10/08)

VAN MORRISON
10 MAY 2008
Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany

1h31m

Audience recording. Recorded with Edirol-R09 with
built-in microphones.

CD1
01 This Love Of Mine
02 Magic Time
03 Have I Told You Lately
04 Keep It Simple
05 That’s Entrainment
06 Bright Side Of The Road
07 Song Of Home
08 School Of Hard Knocks
09 Moondance
10 Saint James Infirmary

CD2
01 All Work And No Play
02 End Of The Land
03 Lover Come Back
04 In The Afternoon > Ancient Highway > Raincheck
05 Precious Time
06 I Can’t Stop Loving You
07 Star Of The County Down
08 Help Me
09 Behind The Ritual

Pink Floyd – Berlin, Germany (06/05/71)

Pink Floyd
Sportspallast
Berlin, Germany
June 5th 1971

01 Careful With That Axe Eugene (9:18)
02 Audience/Tuning (0:48)
03 Fat Old Sun (13:56)
04 The Embryo (10:09)
05 Audience/Tuning (1:00)
06 The Return Of The Sons Of Nothing (22:45)
07 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (14:02)
08 Cymbaline (11:46)
09 A Saucerful Of Secrets (19:06)
10 Astronomy Domine (8:03)
11 Blues (6:42)

Miles Davis – Berlin, Germany (11/06/71)

Miles Davis Septet
November 6, 1971
Philharmonie
Berlin, Germany



NDR Radio ‘live-to-air’ FM radio broadcast, 83:52, A

Miles Davis (tpt); Gary Bartz (ss, as); Keith Jarrett (kb); Michael Henderson (b); “Ndugu” Leon Chancler (d); Charles Don Alias (perc); James Mtume Foreman (perc)

1 Introduction / Band Warming Up (0:51)
2 Directions (14:05)
3 Honky Tonk (17:50)
4 What I Say? (8:28)
5 Sanctuary (4:41)
6 It’s About That Time (16:26)
7 Funky Tonk > Sanctuary (21:27)

Version History

This recording originates from a plaz transfer of his friend’s tape in 2000 or thereabouts, so here’s the original information….

Lineage: NDR FM stereo radio broadcast > R > cas > cdr
Transfer: Akai stereo cassette deck > TASCAM CD-RW700

Editor 1: 1st generation cassette transfer and WavLab 4 restoration by plaz and Guiseppe Candiamo

  • Continuous NR: The original transfer disc contained a couple of perfect noise samples at the start and end, so it was possible to remove most of the broadband tape noise and hiss without adversely affecting the music. The two channels were separated into L and R channel files and de-noised independently because the noise was different for each channel. The continuous DNR process was run successively at a very low rate, using the output from the previous run to remove any DNR artifacts during the subsequent run, a virtual CEDAR processing stack. This process was applied to each of the two cassette tape sides involved, and then the files were reassembled.
  • spliced 2 tape sides: This recording was copied from a continuous reel and appears to be the complete live-to-air broadcast.
  • gain normalized and tracked

The layout of the original trade CDRS:
CD1 [47:48]
1 Introduction / band Warming Up (0:56)
2 Directions (14:55)
3 Honky Tonk (2:38)
4 Funky Tonk (1:41)
5 Honky Tonk (6:50)
6 What I Say? (15:48)
7 Sanctuary (4:56)
CD2 [39:18]
8 It’s About That Time (17:04)
9 Funky Tonk / Sanctuary (22:13)
TT: 87:04

Editor 2 (twat with advisor Prof Goody)

Post Production: FLAC > WAV > Adobe Audition (Pitch Bender: +60 cents, Fade Out: d1t08) > CD Wave (Re-Tracked & removed gaps) > TLH > FLAC
Editor 3 (TomP with Nero 7)

  • Reduced RH channel to 70%
  • Cross-faded L&R channels (80:20 ratio) to fix headphone unfriendly mix
  • Fixed glitch 8.22 in Honky Tonk
  • Fixed glitches 3.37 3.52 & 4.30 in Sanctuary
  • Fixed glitch at 0.41 in “It’s About That Time”
  • Combined the split Honky Tonk tracks (inc. short Funky Tonk fragment)
  • Fixed the Fade out between Sanctuary & It’s about that time; now it is a continuous set

Comments:
Recording clarity is superb, with very low noise, so the original recorder did a fantastic job, but it still needed the final touches (details above) to make it a ‘must have’ recording; its has low noise and a great mix as the 3 percussionists are spread across the stereo image. I would classify it as similar to the quality of the official Black Beauty CDs, a slightly edgy sound, but terrific powerful performance, definitely towards the electric side (my distinct preference as Keith plays a lot more organ) rather than jazz side of this group’s recordings, so…Hope you enjoy this as much as I do now! Many thanks again to ‘twat’ for his post and encouragement for this remaster

Editor 4 (plaz): Sound Forge 10 Pro

  • repaired a few clicks and pops, removed a few micro gaps near a couple of the track boundaries, gain normalized and retracked.

Acknowledgements:
Thanks to ML for his generosity in loaning me his 1st generation cassette of this (then uncirculated) stereo recording. Thanks to Giuseppe Candiamo at AllSound Restore for invaluable help with this and other music projects. Thanks for the remastering work by Professor Goody (editor 2) and TomP (editor 3). Eric Theissen has kindly created the artwork.