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The Rolling Stones – Vancouver, Canada (07/05/24)

The Rolling Stones – Hackney Diamonds Tour
Friday July 5th, 2024
B.C. Place Stadium
777 Pacific Blvd.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Taper: LeifH [2024#14]
Source: CA-11 > A10
Transfer: PC via USB > RX9 > Wavepad > flac (8) via TLH

Setlist: 02:08:00
01 intro
02 Start Me Up
03 Let’s Spend the Night Together
04 Bitch
05 Angry
06 Street Fighting Man
07 Wild Horses
08 Mess It Up
09 Tumbling Dice
10 You Can’t Always Get What You Want
11 Tell Me Straight
12 Little T & A
13 Before They Make Me Run
14 Sympathy for the Devil
15 Honky Tonk Women
16 Midnight Rambler
17 Gimme Shelter
18 Paint it Black
19 Jumpin’ Jack Flash
-encore-
20 Sweet Sounds of Heaven
21 (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

Had tickets for the 2020 gig, and then… you know…
Wasn’t going to bother attending this one for a variety of reasons. Death of Charlie Watts, tickets were even more expensive than the original booking, and general dislike (to put it lightly) of stadium shows, just to name a few.

Neil Young was due in town a couple weeks after this, but unfortunately cancelled. Had tickets to both shows booked at Deer Lake Park. The money was refunded right away (much unlike Stones 2020) and all of a sudden the Stones were in town. The day of the show I found a secondary market ticket for well below face value and ended up paying about the same price as one of those Neil Young tickets.

Met up with some pals before hand for a few pints. We entered the venue during the opening act, Ghost Hounds. As soon as I got to my seat, I remembered why I never go to these kind of shows. Brutal. Ghost Hounds didn’t do it for me, generic boring American rock music. I wonder how much their buy-on was for this tour… Anyway, I used their last few songs as a record-level check to make sure I was all set for the main attraction (included here as a bonus).

The setlist was fairly ideal for a first and likely only time seeing the Stones. The overall experience left something to be desired. I never felt like I was really there but rather experiencing the show second or third hand, as if I was watching TV from across the street through binoculars or something. I’ve felt more like I was at a show while peering over a festival fence from a distance.

After being treated and sanitized, the recording sounds 150x better than it did at the show. Plus you don’t have to sit on a harsh plastic chair and smell my neighbour’s cheap hotel fatty acid soap aroma. Sit back in your favourite seat or listen to it on the go.

Bob Dylan – Vancouver, Canada (08/01/86)

Bob Dylan
8/1/86
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
The B.C. Place

LB-3768, (75min+60min), bittorrent download 05/06; good to very good sound [B-]

very end of d1t16 cut

CD1
1 Bye Bye Johnny
2 All Along The Watchtower
3 Clean-Cut Kid
4 Emotionally Yours
5 Shot Of Love
6 That Lucky Old Sun
7 Masters Of War
8 Straight Into Darkness
9 The Waiting
10 To Ramona (acoustic)
11 One Too Many Mornings (acoustic)
12 A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall (acoustic)
13 I, Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know
14 Band Of The Hand
15 When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
16 Lonesome Town

CD2
1 Ballad Of A Thin Man 2 Rainy Day Women, # 12 & 35 3 Gotta Serve Somebody 4 Seeing The Real You At Last
5 Across The Borderline
6 I And I
7 Like A Rolling Stone
8 In The Garden
9 Blowin’ In The, Wind
10 Shake A Hand
11 Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door

Queen – Vancouver, Canada (12/14/78)

Queen
Live in Vancouver, B.C.
December 14, 1978
Pacific Coliseum

1gen Analog ReMaster to digital
Originally recorded by Fred W. from right up front and center
Tape to tape copy and mastering by Audioarchivist U – 101

Lineage:
Queen>PA & stage monitor sound>air and audience>Fred’s mics and rig (unsure – Marantz?)>Maxell UD90 tapes>vintage Akai replay deck (azimuth adjusted, no Dolby)>Sentrek 12 band analog EQ (minor low and high boost)>Denon DRM500 recording deck (Dolby on for recording) to make my tape copy>Maxell XL II 90>played back on same Denon DRM500 (azimuth re-adjusted, no Dolby)>Sentrek 12 band analog EQ (more lows and highs, shaping upper bass/lower mids)>SoundBlaster live! 5.1 card (grounded and tweaked)>Wavelab 4.0(track markers only, no digital processing at all)

Notes:
When I originally copied this from Fred’s collection for myself on cassette, I was amazed how clear this recording was and how close Fred sounded to the stage. I almost always performed EQ surgery on any copies I made to try and smooth everything out, and this was no exception. This tape, like many recordings Fred did thru the years, was pretty close to perfect already and didn’t need much work to make it sound like you were actually there, however, the lowest tones of bass and kick drum were a little thin, and upper bass/lower vocal range was a little jumpy. Well that’s all fixed now. There is some noise associated with the original tapes (normal bias “low noise” tapes!) but that should not discourage you at all. My copy sounded more pleasing than the originals did, and even more refined when played into the computer for you now. I have chosen to not process the noise out, and leave a little bit of the shit and corruption in. I think the background noise gives this tape life and breath, and removing it would kill the atmosphere it brings. You will get used to it after 5 minutes, and it’s not noticeable at all over the music.

I have tracked this for CD in the way it was on the master tapes, leaving all sides uncut. Side A is disc 1 (38:39), while sides B and C fit on disc 2 (77:27). I have included scans of my color photocopies of Fred’s original master tape covers for you, and a copy of the cover of the 1978 tour book. I have no real artworx for this NEW MASTERPIECE, so if you make some, please post them at TTD in the thread for this bootleg, and also please email me jpegs of your results.

Feel free to make audio CDR’s of this for your friends and family, but if any of them might trade further, please provide them with a copy of the FLAC files. Don’t rip from the audio CDR copies you make, EVER! There is no need to pee in the trading pool. Backup your FLAC files, you’ll need them later! If you can avoid it, don’t EnCrap to MP3 files, either. MP3 sounds like crud anyway, and this dynamic recording will suffer greatly in lossy formats. If I find out you spread around an MP3 version of this, I’ll come to your house and do bad things to you and yours… like farting in your fridge! So, just don’t make into lossy files, please! That goes for you, too AAC and OGG!

Track listings:

Disc 1 (38:39)

  1. We Will Rock You (fast version)
  2. Let Me Entertain You
  3. Somebody To Love
  4. If You Can’t Beat ‘Em Join ‘Em
  5. Death On Two Legs > (medley start)
  6. Killer Queen >
  7. Bicycle Race >
  8. I’m In Love With My Car (medley end)
  9. Get Down Make Love
  10. You’re My Best Friend
    tape flip

Disc 2 (77:27)

  1. Now I’m Here
  2. Spread Your Wings
  3. Dreamer’s Bar
  4. Love Of My Life
  5. ’39
  6. It’s Late
  7. Brighton Rock >
  8. Roger Taylor’s tympani solo >
  9. Brian May’s guitar solo >
  10. Jam
    tape flip
  11. Fat Bottomed Girls
  12. Keep Yourself Alive
  13. Bohemian Rhapsody
  14. Tie Your Mother Down
    1st encore (tape edit)
  15. Sheer Heart Attack
    2nd encore (tape edit)
  16. We Will Rock You (slow version) >
  17. We Are The Champions
  18. outtro

Hopefully I’ve gotten all the song titles right. If I’ve made mistakes, it’s only proof that I’m human. Feel free to post any corrections or additions… Thanks for listening, hope you enjoy it!

audioarchivist@hotmail.com

The technical mumbo jumbo and a more cryptic track listing follow:

Queen – Vancouver, Canada (03/11/77)

Queen
03/11/77
PNE Coliseum　
Vancouver, BC

Tracklist :

Disc 1:

  1. Killer Queen
  2. Millionaire’s Waltz
  3. You’re my best friend
  4. Bring back that Leroy Brown
  5. Sweet Lady
  6. Brighton Rock
  7. ’39
  8. You take my breath away
  9. White Man / Prophet’s song

Disc 2 :

  1. Bohemian Rhapsody
  2. Stone Cold Crazy
  3. Keep Yourself Alive
  4. Liar
  5. Lap of the Gods (Revisited)
  6. Waiting for encore
  7. Now I’m Here
  8. Big Spender!
  9. Jailhouse Rock
    10 God save the Queen

I have some artwork but it didn’t come with this version and anyway it’s not very good – I’m sure Alex
Solan can do far better! (hint hint please!)

Size : 476 MB

Here’s another one that according to Queenconcerts has never been shared here in lossless. The
sound is not great, but it’s not bad either – I’d give it a B(-) – but still worth a listen, IMHO.
It’s not complete, either, nor is there any lineage. However, it comes out 100% CDDA on Audiochecker.

Please keep these lossless files lossless! If this goes dormant please bump it and some good Queenzoner will seed it. Good download and enjoy!

Posted by Ginger01

Pink Floyd – Azimuth Coordinator

Pink Floyd
Azimuth Coordinator

The set needs no explanation to Floyd Fans, but here’s a little something from the pf-roio:

Wish You Were Here
April 8th, 1975 • Vancouver B.C.
Disc: 1
1. Raving and Drooling 13:39
2. You’ve Gotta Be Crazy 13:23
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V 12:44
4. Have a Cigar 5:08
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX [faded out] 13:38
6. Speak To Me 5:32
7. Breathe 3:06
8. On the Run [mis-cued] 4:17
Total Time: 71:29

Disc: 2
1. Time 5:11
2. Breathe (reprise) 1:03
3. The Great Gig In the Sky 6:45
4. Money 7:57
5. Us and Them 7:30
6. Any Colour You Like 9:46
7. Brain Damage/Eclipse 6:12
8. Echoes 23:53
Total Time: 68:20

Animals
July 6th, 1977 • Montreal, Quebec
Disc: 3
1. Sheep 12:15
2. Pigs On the Wing I 2:15
3. Dogs 18:16
4. Pigs On the Wing II 4:05
5. Pigs (Three Different Ones) 20:01
6. Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V 14:11
Total Time: 71:06

Disc: 4
1. Welcome to the Machine 8:16
2. Have a Cigar 6:15
3. Wish You Were Here 6:41
4. Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX 24:06
5. Money 11:44
6. Us and Them 10:04
Total Time: 67:09

The Wall
February 7th, 1980 • Los Angeles, USA
Disc: 5
1. Intro 1:08
2. In the Flesh? 3:28
3. The Thin Ice 3:27
4. Another Brick In the Wall I 4:03
5. The Happiest Days of Our Lives 1:47
6. Another Brick In the Wall II 6:19
7. Mother 7:49
8. Goodbye Blue Sky 3:22
9. Empty Spaces 7:54
10. Young Lust 5:22
11. One of My Turns 3:51
12. Don’t Leave Me Now 4:02
13. Another Brick In the Wall III 12:38
14. Goodbye Cruel World [mis-cued] 2:29
Total Time: 67:48

Disc: 6
1. Hey You 5:16
2. Is There Anybody Out There? 2:54
3. Nobody Home 3:33
4. Vera 1:14
5. Bring the Boys Back Home 1:28
6. Comfortably Numb 7:25
7. The Show Must Go On 2:47
8. Isn’t This Where We Came In? (announcement) 2:37
9. In the Flesh 5:23
10. Run Like Hell 6:50
11. Waiting For the Worms 4:32
12. Stop 0:31
13. The Trial 7:39
14. Outside the Wall 3:22
15. Drift Away-Blues 12:10
Total Time: 67:43

Band:
Roger Waters
Nick Mason
David Gilmour
Rick Wright

Quality:
• VG+
• CD1-2: VG
• CD3-4: VG+
• CD5-6: VG-
Comments:
Drift Away-Blues on Disc 6 should be played with the ’77 concert, at the end of Disc 4

Joni Mitchell – Vancouver, Canada (09/02/79)

Joni Mitchell
1979-09-02
Vancouver, BC Canada
PNE Coliseum

Source: Audience
Lineage: ANA(M)>WAV [96kHz/24bit]>WAV [44.1kHz/16bit]>FLAC [Level 8]
Transfer: Nakamichi CR-7A>PreSonus FireStudio Project>Adobe Audition 3.0>Cdwave editor>FLAC frontend 1.7.1
Taping Gear: Sony ECM-22P>Sony TC-55
Taped By: JEMS
Transferred By: Mike Ziegler

Band Members:
Joni Mitchell – guitar, piano, vocals
Don Alias – drums, percussion
Michael Brecker – sax
Lyle Mays – keyboards
Pat Metheny – lead guitar
Jaco Pastorius – bass

The Persuasions – vocals
Jerry Lawson
Jimmy Hayes
Joe Russell
Jayotis Washington
Toubo Rhoad

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. Big Yellow Taxi
03. Just Like This Train
04. In France They Kiss On Main Street
05. Coyote
06. Edith And The Kingpin
07. Free Man In Paris
08. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
09. Bass Solo
10. The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines
11. Amelia
12. Hejira (inc. guitar solo)
13. Drum Solo ->
14. Dreamland
15. Black Crowe
16. Furry Sings The Blues
17. God Must Be A Boogie Man
18. Band Introductions
19. Raised On Robbery
20. Shadows And Light
21. The Last Time I Saw Richard
22. Why Do Fools Fall In Love
23. Woodstock

Length: 117:47

Notes:
JEMS master recording. Very good to excellent sounding recording capturing Joni at the peak of her jazz period touring in support of her album Mingus. This album was a colaboration with jazz legend Charles Mingus who passed away before the album could be finished. This is a fine show with some jazz greats backing Joni on this tour.

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.