Tag: Bootlegs

Van Morrison – Dublin, Ireland (11/02/73)

VAN MORRISON
Talk About Pop (acoustic 1973)
November 2, 1973
Radio Telefos Eireann (RTE) Studios
Dublin, Ireland

1. Wild Children (4:21)
2. Slim Slow Slider (3:12)
3. Warm Love (3:19)
4. Drumshambo Hustle (3:38)
5. Autumn Song (4:02)
6. St. Dominic’s Preview (5:52)
7. Purple Heather [aka Wild Mountain Thyme] (3:49)
8. Madame George (7:14)
9. Wild Side Of Life (2:18)
– 4-second tape anomaly at 0:22-0:26
10. I Shall Sing (2:47)
11. And It Stoned Me (3:44)
12. piano into [Edit] (0:38)

***** LACKING – Snow In San Anselmo
***** LACKING – Beside You

Notes from the original torrentor:

This is something truly special for Van Morrison fans. 45 minutes of the Belfast Cowboy performing solo on acoustic guitar in an Irish television station studio. The show was called Talk About Pop, and Van’s appearance included an interview with host Tony Johnson and Donall Corvin (which can be read here).

It was recorded on November 2, 1973 and aired a week later on November 9, 1973. Included among Van’s song choices are three that are known only among serious collectors: “I Shall Sing”, “Wild Side Of Life” (sometimes known as “Honky Tonk Angels”), and the ridiculously rare “Drumshambo Hustle”, a song bemoaning the business aspect of the music industry.
About 10 years ago I received a cassette tape of this performance from an old-time Van Morrison fan & collector from Belfast. As a serious collector, I had previously heard a portion of this set (about 20 minutes worth), but when I played this tape and found that there were additional songs that I hadn’t heard before, and in stunningly great sound quality, I was thrilled. Unfortunately, the interview segments were edited out, and the ending “piano intro” snippet hints that there may have been more of the show with Van on piano. There also appears a tape anomaly 20 seconds into “Wild Side Of Life”. These flaws aside, I think any Van Morrison fan and/or collector will be amazed at what they hear, as this tape represents the most complete, best sounding copy of this show I’ve heard. Enjoy!

The Who – Life with the Moons

The Who
Life With The Moons [Yellow Dog YD 052]
Studio
Soundboard

1. Life With The Moons # 1
2. My Generation/(Land Of Hope And Glory)
3. Happy Jack (Take 1. With Studio Chatter)
4. Coca-Cola Commercial (sic Coke After Coke)
5. John Mason Motors Jingle
6. Jaguar
7. Life With The Moons # 2
8. Melancholia
9. Track Records Run-Off Groove
10. Life With The Moons # 3
11. Fortune Teller
12. Cousin Kevin/Model Child
13. Life With The Moons # 4
14. Baby Don’t Ya Do It (sic Baby Don’t You Do It)
15. Behind Blue Eyes (alternate with false start)
16. Life With The Moons # 5
17. Tommy’s Holiday Camp (Live unknown source)
18. I Am The Sea/The Real Me
19. The Name Game
20. Virginia
21. One Life’s Enough (alternate)

Comments from thewho.net: “This is actually a pretty neat CD. KM continues his madcap spoofs we got a taste of on the ’30 Years Maximum R&B’ box set. These are, with the exception of Tommy’s Holiday Camp, all studio cuts and include some humorous band banter between the cuts. Melancholia is The Who’s version, different from PT’s ‘Scoop’ version. Tommy’s Holiday Camp is live from an unknown source but appears to be from from TKAA/Kilburn era judging from the sound. I Am The Sea/The Real Me is a Who version I’ve never heard before. It’s a bit slower and the brass in the background is more prominent than on any known demo version, PT’s guitar parts are also played differently than on any known versions. One Life’s Enough is a RD “crooner” that could’ve well fit well with either of his solo LP’s ‘Daltrey’ or ‘One Of The Boys.'”

Led Zeppelin – Vancouver, Canada (03/21/70)

Led Zeppelin
‘Pb’
21/3/70
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, Canada
Tarantura 2000

Lineage – Silver CD>>EAC>>WAV>>FLAC level 8

1. Heartbreaker
2. Thank You
3. What Is And What Should Never Be
4. Communication Breakdown/Ramble On
5. We’re Gonna Groove
6. Since I’ve Been Loving You
7. Whole Lotta Love

From the original uploader

This CD came out in 2000 on the Tarantura 2000 label out of Tokyo. It’s a version the famous Zeppelin release ‘Pb’ or ‘Pure Blues’ which has been released many many times on vinyl and CD.
There have been many debated regarding where the original source came from, one theory is that it was a radio broadcast, the other is that it is a raw soundboard tape
The big difference with this release is that it’s the first time a TAPE source has been located and used.
All previous releases have come from vinyl sources.
The producers of this release aquired a 2nd gen tape from an American collector who had the tape stored away since 1983
It was then speed corrected and 32-bit Re-Mastered by CoolMixMan aka Blackdog.

Van Morrison – Caledonean Impressions – Studio Outtakes & Demos

Van Morrison
Studio Outtakes & Demos
Caledonean Impressions
(bootleg vinyl LP)

Source: Studio > bootleg vinyl LP> ? > Cass
Transfer: Sony TC-WE305 > Analog Out > Audigy > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > Flac

Tape provided by fonky1. Transfer by TeddyDunski.

1. Lay Down Child
2. I Try All Night Long
3. If I DOn’t Love You Baby
4. You’ve Got the Power
5. Sweet Sixteen
6. Forty Percent Pantomime
7. Wonderful Remark
Mr. Thomas (listed on J-Card but missing)
8. Goodnight Irene
9. Don’t Change On Me
10. Baby Wake Up
11. I Have Finally Come To Realize
12. Dead Girls of London
13. Where Flamingos Fly
14. Crazy Jane On God

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash – Nashville, TN (02/18/69) – The Dylan/Cash Sessions

Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
02/18/69
Columbia Records Studio
Nashville, TN

Set I
1. One Too Many Mornings
2. Mountain Dew
3. I Still Miss Someone
4. Careless Love
5. Matchbox
6. That?s Alright Mama
7. Big River
8. Girl From the North Country
9. I Walk the Line
10. You Are My Sunshine
11. Ring of Fire
12. Guess Things Happen That Way
13. Just a Closer Walk with Thee
14. Blue Yodel
15. Blue Yodel No. 5

Comment
Johnny Cash (guitar)
Bob Dylan (guitar)
Carl Perkins (guitar)
Bob Wotton (guitar)
Marshall Grant (bass)
W.S. Holland (drums)

Van Morrison – London, England (04/14/05)

Van Morrison
MAGIC TIME – The Live Press Launch Show At the Shaw Theater
London, England
April 14th, 2005

1 Cute (instrumental)
2 Keep Mediocrity At Bay
3 Stranded
4 Gypsy In My Soul
5 Magic Time
6 Carry On Regardless
7 Lonely And Blue
8 Moondance
9 They Sold Me Out
10 Just Like Greta
11 This Love Of Mine
12 I’m Confessin’
13 Evening Train
14 The Lion This Time
15 Celtic New Year
16 That’s Life
17 Precious Time [scat ending]

Van Morrison – Dublin, Ireland (12/17/95)

Van Morrison
From Dublin Up To Sandy Row
Live at the Point Depot
Dublin Ireland
December 17th, 1995

Ain’t That Loving You Baby?
No Religion
Days Like This
Raincheck
That’s Life
Wonderful Remark
Saint Dominic’s Preview
Listen To The Lion
Slim Slow Slider
Vanlose Stairway, TransEuro Train
Irish Heartbeat
Ballerina
Tupelo Honey, Why Must I Always Explain?
Moondance
Whenever God Shines His Light
In The Garden / You Send Me
Star Of The County Down
Satisfied
Melancholia
I’m Not Feeling It Anymore
Madame George
Brown Eyed Girl
Have I Told You Lately

Source 1:

From Dublin Up On Sandy Row
FM soundboard
4 official tracks omitted

per vanomatic, there are 4 of these tracks which have been officially released and so they have been omitted from this torrent:
Ain’t that loving you baby,
That’s Life,
Moondance, and
Satisfied.

lineage: got these flacs from a vantrades top 12 show vine flac dvd. they decoded without errors a few minutes ago.

comments: still loads of great stuff here even w/o the 4 missing tracks. enjoy!!!
info from hayward database files:

This 2-CD set includes the complete FM broadcast from The Point Theatre, Dublin on December 17th, 1995
Notes:
Re-release notes: “The original numbered series of this recording has been depleted”
The quality is reported to be absolutely stunning – better than some of Van’s commercial live records. It’s a limited edition set – copies appear to be individually numbered – limited run of 250. It has a total running time of just under two hours. Sound really is sensational. The package is described as ‘classy’.
Review by Niall Connors:
Given that the 17.Dec.95 show from The Point Depot in dear, dirty Dublin was captured four years back on The Night Was Full Of Space boot, it was noteworthy how much “press” the soon-to-be-circulated From Dublin Up To Sandy Row received in the Van-List circles.
Well, the hype was worth it. While the sound on NWFOS is solid, the sound on FDUTSR is flawless; in my opinion, it is better than on the live commercial release, A Night In San Francisco.
This is the third Van show of which I am aware that the Tonight Only label has released, and they seem to know they had something special here. A couple of blurbs from the very sharp artwork: “Tonight Only is proud to present the definitive recording of one of the definitive Van Morrison concerts of the 1990’s . . . .The pristine recording you hold in your hands is released with a very limited pressing of just 250 copies, each one numbered to enhance its value as a rare record of a spectacular concert at Dublin’s Point Depot.”
The setlist speaks for itself, and Van’s performance is simply “on”; even “Moondance” works! But the value of this recording is the sound, which has a richness and complexity, as well as subtlety, that TNWFOS lacks. Guy Barker’s sax solo on “That’s Life” absolutely shimmers, and one can literally feel Alec Dankworth’s fingers on the up-right bass during “Why Must I Always Explain”.
I have no affiliation with Tonight Only, so I can say without influence that this is a classic boot.
Part of the van-the-man.info unofficial website

Source 2:

The Night Was Full of Space

MOONTUNES: Moon 021/22
Licensed from “The Razor’s Edge”
Released 1996

SOURCE: Factory Pressed Discs > EAC > FLAC Level 8 Align on Sector Boundaries

300dpi Artwork Scans

JTT, January 2012

Bonus Tracks:

WERCHTER FESTIVAL, JULY 3RD 1983
CLEANING WINDOWS
IT’S ALL IN THE GAME
SHE GIVES ME RELIGION

Source 3:

From Dublin Up To Sandy Row
(bootleg CD) A Numbered Limited Edition
Live at the Point Depot Dublin Ireland, December 17th, 1995 – An absolutely superb recording. Quality: A++

Tonight Only (TO 99/011-012;
re-released as TO 02/25-26)
(Released June 1999;
re-released circa September 2002)

Source 4:

‘From Dublin Up To Sandy Row’ (bootleg CD)
Tonight Only (TO 99/011-012; re-released as TO 02/25-26)
(Released June 1999; re-released circa September 2002)

contrast clause: this is different from the Moontunes version shared here last September by eddiethecat entitled ‘The Night was Full of Space’.
this is a different mix, sources i don’t know about.
uploaders lineage: vantrades ‘top 12 VM shows’ data vine dvd copy > harddrive > upload flacs decoded without error. this ‘Dublin Up To Sandy Row’ had the most votes for best boot in that 2007 poll. i was hoping for a documented silver disk rip upload to appear, but since it hasn’t yet, i will offer this. files are dated 04/22/2007, just made a ffp with traders little helper.. no text file or lineage came on the dvd and i don’t remember if that info was shared at vantrades. this rip came with what i assume is the first release front cover artwork, if the representation from the hayward website is accurate. The info below is from their page. if you haven’t already, enjoy!

10,000 Maniacs – London, England (07/01/88)

10,000 Maniacs
Cool White Stare
Sadlers Wells Theatre
London
July 1988

Download MP3@256kps: Mediafire

Thanks to Celia for this one.

Hey Jack Kerouac
Gun Shy
Blind Faith
City Of Angels
Cherry Tree
Lilydale
My Sister Rose
Verdi Cries
Like The Weather
What’s The Matter Here
Don’t Talk
Scorpio Rising
Among The Americans
Poison In The Well