Tag: cleveland

The Who – Cleveland, OH (06/27/70)

The Who
1970-06-27
Music Hall
Cleveland, OH

Taped by Doc West of 963XKE

Cass(M) (C90) > m4a > Audacity (track splits) > WAV > TLH > FLAC

This tape only circulates in lossy formats.
A couple of this taper’s other recordings circulate losslessly, so there is a chance that we will see this one circulate lossless.

Heaven and Hell
I Can’t Explain
Water
Young Man Blues (Mose Allison cover)
Tommy
Overture
It’s a Boy
1921
Amazing Journey
Sparks
Eyesight to the Blind (Sonny Boy Williamson cover)
Christmas
The Acid Queen
Pinball Wizard
Do You Think It’s Alright?
Fiddle About
Tommy Can You Hear Me?
There’s a Doctor
Go to the Mirror!
Smash the Mirror
Miracle Cure
I’m Free
Tommy’s Holiday Camp
We’re Not Gonna Take It
Summertime Blues (Eddie Cochran cover)
Shakin’ All Over (Johnny Kidd and the Pirates cover)
Spoonful(Willie Dixon cover) Missing

Pink Floyd – Cleveland, OH (06/25/77)

Pink Floyd
Municipal Stadium Cleveland, Ohio
June 25, 1977

Set One (55:31):

01 Sheep (12:28)
02 Pigs On The Wing 1 (1:28)
03 Dogs (18:07)
04 Pigs On The Wing 2 (2:26)
05 Pigs (Three Different Ones) (21:00)

Set Two (53:04):

06 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) (10:53)
07 Welcome To The Machine (8:10)
08 Have A Cigar (5:50)
09 Wish You Were Here 6:06)
10 Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) (22:02)

Encores (18:43):

11 Us And Them (6:46)
12 Money (11:57)

Total time: 127:18

Pink Floyd – Cleveland, OH (11/06/71)

Pink Floyd
Emerson Gym
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, Ohio
November 6, 1971

For Reasons I Don’t Understand
Free Range Pigs (FRP CDR-022/23)

Disc One:

  1. The Embryo
  2. Fat Old Sun
  3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
  4. Atom Heart Mother
  5. One Of These Days

Disc Two:

  1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
  2. Cymbaline
  3. Echoes
  4. Blues

Roger Waters: Bass, Vocals
David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
Rick Wright: Keyboards
Nick Mason: Drums

Comments:
A long, strange trip for this gem. It ended up in our intrepid hero’s hands as the surprise diamond in a trade.

In his own words–

“The person who I received this show from was not able to provide me with any useful information. He actually told me it was from a radio show in 1967 with the songs Astronomy Domine and Green is the Colour among others. There was no artwork, just multi-colored stick on labels with the name Pink Floyd, the letters CWRU, and 1967 on them. When I inquired about the source he just said that he was glad I liked it. Further inquiries were given answers unrelated to the question or not answered at all… Either he was just reluctant to reveal anything or was just unaware of what it was he had.”

So for once we have no lineage information for you. However what we do have is an amazing and complete document of the Floyd in their prime giving us an utterly stunning performance. Of special note is the “jam sessions” mid-song that seems to take place during each track. FOS gets a bit of a Beatlee-sque/Abbey Road type of treatment, Set The Controls is a free for all about half way through, and is that a bow solo ala Jimmy Page during the break during One Of These Days? Careful With That Axe is full of angst and just… well, rocks! Echoes is perfect as well! Finally, we get a rare treat with Blues included for good measure.

As a result of our cleanup efforts there’s great definition of the instruments and you can hear some things that I know I’ve never heard before in these live recordings. These surprises make this one a keeper and a welcome addition to the collection.

Technical Notes:

It looks as though some NR was performed in the past as part of the upper end has been completely removed (from 165000 Hz -22050 Hz).

Credits: Jim Canale and Free Range Pigs would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this effort:

The Taper (whoever he is and wherever he may be).
Ted Mast for providing the source recording to us all.
The Pentagon Pig for providing Project Coordination and Quality Assurance.
Doug Collins for providing Tree Admin Services.
Aleksi Manninen for providing the Cover Art.

The Who – Cleveland, OH (12/09/75)

The Who
1975-12-09
Wholiday In Cleveland
Label: WHOLIDAY MUSIC WH-003/4
(SBD silver rip)

Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH


Recording: Soundboard
lineage: silver CDs > WAVE (xACT, secure rip) > FLAC (MAX, tagged)

Disc 1:

1-01 Summertime Blues
1-02 My Wife
1-03 Baba O’Riley
1-04 Squeeze Box
1-05 Behind Blue Eyes
1-06 Dreaming From The Waist
1-07 Boris The Spider
1-08 Magic Bus

Disc 2:
2-01 Amazing Journey_Sparks2
2-02 The Acid Queen
2-03 Fiddle About2-04 Pinball Wizard
2-05 I’m Free
2-06 We’re Not Gonna Take It
2-07 My Generation_Join Together_Road Runner_Spoonful
2-08 Won’t Get Fooled Again

Bruce Springsteen – Cleveland, OH (08/09/78)

Bruce Springsteen
Agora Night
The Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, OH, USA.
August 9th, 1978.

Crystal Cat 731-734.
FM Broadcast
Original Silver CD’s –>EAC v. 0,95 to WAV –> MKW Tool 0,97 to SHN

Disc 1:

01. Intro
02. Summertime Blues
03. Badlands
04. Spirit In The Night
05. Darkness On The Edge Of Town
06. Factory
07. The Promised Land
08. Prove It All Night
09. Racing In The Street / Thunder Road
10. Jungleland

Disc 2

01. Intro
02. Paradise By The C
03. Fire
04. Sherry Darling
05. Not Fade Away
06. Gloria / She’s The One
07. Growin’ Up
08. Backstreets
09. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)

Disc 3

01. Intro
02. 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
03. Born To Run
04. Because The Night
05. Raise Your Hand
06. Twist And Shout
07. Incident On 57th Street *
08. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out *
09. Kitty’s Back **
10. Point Blank **

* 16 sept The Palladium, New York, NY 1978.
** 17 sept The Palladium, New York, NY 1978.

Disc 4 – Interview, San Diego 9th July 1978. King Biscuit Flower Hour. Dave Herman, KBFH Radiostation.

01. Paradise By The C *
02. What’s Up?
03. The Product!
04. Get Some Specific From You!
05. The Sign on Sunset Strip!
06. The Name Boss, Get Started!
07. Any Kind of Life
08. Feel Close To Them Fans
09. Get Together! The E Street Band
10. Terrific Time!
11. Prove It All Night! *
12. 13-14 Year When You Heard Those Records? I was Nine!
13. The Point Was!
14. It’s a Continuation!
15. Meet The Producer, Jon Landau.
16. None Specific.
17. Long Time! Didn’t Take That Long Actually!
18. I Like It!
19. Lots More Songs!
20. Maybe So! Hard To Sing!
21. Be A Star! Trapping.
22. Defination: That Contridiction.

* Recorded at Berkeley Community Theater, Sat 11th July 1978.

Brucebase:

Soundboard and radio broadcast tapes (WMMS) available – good show. It’s interesting to note that this show was remastered by Bruce’s
management and given to KSAN in San Fransico who broadcast it as a replacement for a scheduled Winterland rebroadcast. This must
have happened in 1979 sometime. The remastered show has fantastic stereo seperation and coupled with the fact that this is a good show in the first place, it has to rank as one of the best of the available shows in 1978. – Released on LP and CD. The most recent (and best quality) CD releases of this show are”Agora Night” by Crystal Cat and “Just In Time For Summer”

Tom Waits – Cleveland, OH (10/25/77)

Tom Waits
Agora
Cleveland, Ohio
October 25th, 1977

01 Standing On the Corner
02 I Never Talk to Strangers
03 The One That Got Away
04 Depot Depot
05 Jitterbug Boy
06 Step Right Up
07 Invitation to the Blues
08 Eggs and Sausage
09 Small Change
10 I Can’t Wait To Get Off Work

PRE-FM Reel>CDRW>WAV>Flac
Transferred by talbe1019 in 2006.

Queen – Cleveland, OH (01/23/77)

QUEEN
1977-01-23
Richfield Coliseum
Cleveland, Ohio

Soundboard Recording
CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC>DIME

Setlist;

DISC 1

1. Intro (1:04)
2. Tie Your Mother Down (3:43)
3. Ogre Battle (5:19)
4. White Queen (As It Began) (5:55)
5. Somebody To Love (5:25)
6. Killer Queen (2:00)
7. The Millionaire Waltz (2:59)
8. You’re My Best Friend (2:03)
9. Bring Back That Leroy Brown (1:44)
10. Sweet Lady (4:17)
11. Brighton Rock / Guitar Solo / Brighton Rock [Reprise] (11:12)

DISC 2

1. ’39 (4:05)
2. You Take My Breath Away (3:36)
3. White Man (4:59)
4. The Prophet’s Song (5:20)
5. Bohemian Rhapsody (5:27)
6. Stone Cold Crazy (2:04)
7. Keep Yourself Alive (4:18)
8. Liar (8:54)
9. Big Spender (1:32)
10. Jailhouse Rock (5:22)

Musicians;

FEDDIE MERCURY- Vocals/Piano
BRIAN MAY- Electric & Acoustic Guitars/Backing Vocals
JOHN DEACON- Bass Guitar
ROGER TAYLOR- Drums/Backing Vocals/Tambourine

The Doors – Cleveland, OH (08/03/68)

The Doors
August 3, 1968 (Saturday)
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Cleveland, Ohio
[Audience Recording]

Master Reel > ANA1 > CDR > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)

Track List:

01. House Announcer – 3:44
02. Break On Through – 5:27
03. Back Door Man – 2:41
04. Five To One – 11:15
05. When The Music’s Over – 17:54
06. What Do You Wanna Hear? – 2:20
07. Soul Kitchen – 6:22
08. Light My Fire – 8:38
09. Thank You For Coming – 1:49

Notes from the original uploader:

A 1st gen audience recording. Jim is pretty drunk for this show and has a lot of fun with the audience. Unlike in Miami, he doesn’t berate the crowd, but does threaten to kill someone if his monitors aren’t turned up as “Five To One” starts. “Hey listen, if I can’t hear myself a little bit louder than that, I’m just gonna quit, go out, and kill some people! C’mon!” The band keeps vamping but Jim continues to playfully talk with the audience. After over six minutes of banter he asks, “What song are we singing?” and finally begins the lyrics to “Five To One.” After a surprisingly tight version of “When The Music’s Over,” the band goes into “Soul Kitchen” and during the song’s second verse, Jim misses his cue. Toward the end of the song, the band realizes that Jim isn’t interested in finishing the lyrics and they break into “Light My Fire.” By the end of the concert, Jim is incoherent and screaming more and more until he finally jumps into the audience. He manages to get back onstage (with the help of a number of stage hands) and barely finishes “Light My Fire” before leaving the stage. At the very end of the tape, you can hear the house announcer ask the audience for Jim’s coat. (“Has anyone seen Jim Morrison’s coat?”) Definitely an interesting night as far as Doors shows go. Only wish we had a better quality recording. Enjoy.

Talking Heads – Cleveland, OH (03/15/79)

Talking Heads
Live at The Agora
Cleveland OH
March 15, 1979

1. The Big Country (6:01)
2. Warning Sign (4:42)
3. Artists Only (5:22)
5. The Good Thing (3:18)
7. New Feeling (4:30)
9. Psycho Killer (7:19)
10. Take Me to the River (6:19)

David Byrne – guitar, vocals
Jerry Harrison – guitar, keyboards
Tina Weymouth – bass
Chris Frantz – drums

Produced and mixed by David Byrne and Ed Stasium

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Notes by rednoise Oct. 17, 2005…

This is a transfer of my original radio transcript LP to digital. The
record has been played a lot, so there is some surface noise, but it was
minimal to begin with and I spent some time carefully cleaning what
could be corrected without negatively impacting the music.

LP > WAV > slight cleanup with Adobe Audition > FLAC>MP3

The following tracks have been omitted because they have been officially
released on the album “The Name of the Band is the Talking Heads”.

4. The Girls Want to Be with the Girls (3:56)
6. Electricity (3:31)
8. Found a Job (5:35)

Throughout the latter half of 1978 and the early months of 1979, Talking
Heads continued to criss-cross their way across Europe and the U.S.A.,
surprising many audiences with the power of their live shows.

Recognizing that on stage the band tapped into an energy source that
their records left unminded, Warner Brothers (Sire’s parent company)
taped a Talking Heads show at the Agora in Cleveland on March 15th 1979.
Entitled ‘Talking Heads Live On Tour’, the album caught the group on the
verge of the sessions for their third album Fear Of Music, and one song,
‘Electricity’, later appeared on that album as ‘Drugs’. The rest of the
live album consisted of songs from the first two studio LP’s, charged
with an emotional current that belied the often placid sound of the
group’s records.