Tag: copenhagen

Steve Earle – Copenhagen, Denmark (01/25/97)

Steve Earle
Bootleg “The Art Of Zen Mandolin – Unplugged In Copenhagen”
Pumpehuset, Copenhagen Denmark
January 25th 1997

01 Christmas In Washington
02 You Know The Rest
03 Angry Young Man
04 South Nashville Blues
05 CCKMP
06 My Old Friend the Blues
07 Someday
08 Tom Ames’ Prayer
09 Hometown Blues
10 Devil’s Right Hand
11 Goodbye
12 Outlaw’s Honeymoon
13 New York City
14 Somewere Out There
15 Little Rock ‘n Roller
16 Regular Guy

17 Johnny Come Lately
18 Intro
19 Ellis Unit One
20 Guitar Town
21 I Ain’t Never Satisfied
22 Now She’s Gone
23 Valentine’s Day

(Not included in this show but on the bootleg CD:
disc 2, tracks 8-17 recorded In Kingston, Canada, May 1988)

(probably recorded from FM broadcast)
Original Silver Disc, Dandelion Dl 087/88
Silver Disc – Wav – Flac (Level 8)

The Who – Copenhagen, Denmark (09/20/70)

The Who
Copenhagen, Denmark
Falkoner Centret
20th September 1970

The Who played in Copenhagen twice in 1970; first in January, then in September. This is the recording of the latter show.
The download I got it from had no info file, so sorry, no lineage. Most likely it was liberated from the bootleg cd the cover of which was attached.
Curiously enough, the track listing on the booklet features the original division into discs. The back inlay features a more sensible way of dividing, without splitting Tommy in halves.
I put the tracks into an even different order, which makes more sense to me. There was a long, very quiet passage before the Overture, you could not even hear Pete speak, audience clap or anything, you just guessed something might be happening somewhere in the distance, so I decided to delete 90 seconds of this useless silence. Therefore you will get just 7 seconds of it before Tommy begins, and that is more than enough. Then I xpanded the volume of the first chord that was very silent to match rest. Sparks were split into two tracks, which I merged back together. Fades were applied after the dividing passages (the intro songs, Sparks, after Tommy). I tried to diminish the gaps as much as possible to make the recording more fluent. There are a few cuts (in 1921, most prominently), nothing could be done about those.
The quality of the recording is not stellar either, B- or even C to my ears. During Heaven And Hell the taper was fidling with the recording volume so the sound fades down and almost disappears a few times. So this is definitely not the recording to match the best standards of that year, still a worthy addition to complete the collection. Enjoy!

Disc 1

0

  1. Heaven And Hell
  2. I Can’t Explain
  3. Water
  4. I Don’t Even Know Myself
  5. Young Man Blues

Disc 2

  1. Overture
  2. It’s A Boy
  3. 1921
  4. Amazing Journey
  5. Sparks
  6. Eyesight To The Blind (The Hawker)
  7. Christmas
    0
  8. The Acid Queen
  9. Pinball Wizard
  10. Do You Think It’s Alright?
  11. Fiddle About
  12. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
  13. There’s A Doctor
  14. Go To The Mirror!
  15. Smash The Mirror
  16. Miracle Cure
  17. I’m Free
  18. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
  19. We’re Not Gonna Take It
    (the encores)
  20. Summertime Blues
  21. Shakin’ All Over
  22. Twist And Shout
  23. My Generation
  24. Magic Bus

Queen – Copenhagen, Denmark (05/12/77)

Queen
Broendby Hall
Copenhagen, Denmark
May 12, 1977

Track List:


01 – Intro (0.48)
02 – Tie Your Mother Down (3.52)
03 – Ogre Battle (5.04)
04 – White Queen (As It Began) (6.10)
05 – Somebody To Love (5.28)
06 – Death On Two Legs (3.53)
07 – Killer Queen (2.25)
08 – Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (2.27)
09 – The Millionaire Waltz (3.05)
10 – You’re My Best Friend (2.03)
11 – Bring Back That Leroy Brown (1.24)
12 – Brighton Rock (11.59)
13 – ’39 (3.56)
14 – You Take My Breath Away (3.23)
15 – White Man (5.29)
16 – The Prophet’s Song (5.12)
17 – Bohemian Rhapsody (5.47)
18 – Stone Cold Crazy (2.13)
19 – Sweet Lady (3.54)
20 – Keep Yourself Alive (4.58)
21 – In The Lap Of The Gods (Revisited) (3.43)
22 – Now I’m Here (4.19)
23 – Liar (8.29)

The Band – Copenhagen, Denmark (05/27/71)

The Band
05/27/71
KB Hallen
Copenhagen Denmark

Received this copy perhaps in 2000 and was
labelled as being from a 1st generation reel (AUD:MR>RR>CD).
CD clone>EAC>FLAC on 02/27/15

I do not recall the specific information about the analog>digital transfer and from whom I got this from.

However, this is a sonic upgrade to previous versions I have had of this show. That includes the incomplete portion of this show that appears on the bootleg “Live In Copenhagen-Run For Cover 2001” and the one that would appear on trade lists prior to the year 2001.

My older copies included a cut segment of “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” and many more pauses between numbers where the tape was presumably stopped.

“The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” is not cut on this version and many of those pauses are also not here. Unfortunately, ‘The Shape Im In’ is completely missing and the begining of “The Unfaithful Servant” is clipped from this copy though. I have included both uncut as filler at the end from an unknown generation audience source.

R.R.
Feb 2015

(The Shape Im In)

  1. Time To Kill
  2. The Weight
  3. King Harvest Has Surely Come
  4. Strawberry Wine
  5. Rockin’ Chair
  6. Look Out Cleveland
  7. I Shall Be Released
  8. Stage Fright
  9. Up On Cripple Creek
  10. WS Walcotts Medicine Show
  11. We Can Talk
  12. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
  13. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
  14. Across The Great Divide
  15. // The Unfaithful Servant
  16. Dont Do It

encores
17.Genetic Method

  1. Chest Fever
  2. Rag Mama Rag
  3. Slippin’ And Slidin’
  4. This Wheels On Fire

filler:

  1. The Shape Im In (alternate source)
  2. The Unfaithful Servant (alternate source)

The Who – Copenhagen, Denmark (08/21-25/72)

The Who
“Copenhagen Calling And Now At Full Volume!”
Copenhagen, Denmark
K.B. Hallen
August 21 and 25, 1972

UPGRADE of torrent #291084: now both shows completed, 4 CDs in total.
Sound quality: 4 (out of 6)/vg++
This torrent comes with newly made full colour covers for both double CDs (jpg files).

For further info on the shows and the origins of the recordings check the info on my original torrent: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=291084

Vol. 1 – August 21st, 1972 (CDs 1 + 2):

CD 1:
I CANíT EXPLAIN
SUMMERTIME BLUES
MY WIFE
BABY OíRILEY
BEHIND BLUE EYES
BARGAIN
WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN

TOTAL TIME: 39:09 min.

CD 2:
MAGIC BUS
THE RELAY
PINBALL WIZARD
SEE ME, FEEL ME
MY GENERATION
NAKED EYE * ~
SPARKS *

TOTAL TIME: 46:10 min.

Lineage: Unknown Danish taperís master reels>Clausí DAT>my DAT>CD-R>EAC>FLAC (level 8) Dime>YouWho!
* New & not included in previous torrent/version: different Danish taperís master>low gen. cassette (in trade; azimuth and speed adjusted)>CD-R>EAC>FLAC (level 8) Dime>YouWho!

Vol. 2 – August 25, 1972 (CDs 3 + 4):

CD 1:
I CANíT EXPLAIN
SUMMERTIME BLUES
MY WIFE
BABY OíRILEY
BEHIND BLUE EYES
BARGAIN
WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN

TOTAL: 45:44 min.

CD 2:
MAGIC BUS
THE RELAY
PINBALL WIZARD
SEE ME, FEEL ME
MY GENERATION ~
HERE AINíT NO WAY OUT ~
NAKED EYE
LONG LIVE ROCK

TOTAL: 49:24 min.

Note: CD 1, tracks 1-4 left off my first (February 2010) upload due to being completely garbled and unlistenable on the original recording; now reinserted after being painstakingly repaired by fellow ìWhonaticî and audio expert Jon Hamm from March to July (!) 2010; equally damaged ìMagic Busî on orig. upload and ìThe Relayî which had suffered from a few lesser dropouts now also repaired; further minor clicks and drop-outs in other tracks also fixed.

Lineage: Unknown Danish taperís master reels>Clausí DAT>my DAT>CD-R>EAC>FLAC (level 8)>Audacity (and a lot of John’s expertise, patience, sweat beads and midnight oil)>FLAC (Level 8)>Dime>YouWho!
Thanks a great lot from my end and on behalf of all wholehearted Whonatix for your WHOerculean labour of love, mate!

Uploaded to Dime in July 2010 by DocDondy with thanks to the unknown Danish taper for sharing his gem.

NOT FOR SALE – Trade & sharing only. Yes, that means especially you, Shtyoda Fckords – and crooked likeminded!
And do not spread this show in lossy formats, either.

So, with John’s help and today’s technology, this is the first time in 38 years that this best sounding 1972 Who show gets into circulation in its entirety and has become continuously listenable.

Enjoy ñ and Who ahoy!
Th:)mas

Bob Dylan – Copenhagen, Denmark (09/21/87)

Bob Dylan
Valby Hallen
Copenhagen, Denmark
September 21, 1987

CD 1:
01. Forever Young
02. Shelter From The Storm
03. When I Paint My Masterpiece
04. Seeing The Real You At Last
05. Dead Man, Dead Man
06. Clean Cut Kid
07. Ballad Of A Thin Man
08. Joey (Bob Dylan-Jacques Levy/Bob Dylan)
09. Watching The River Flow
10. Desolation Row
11. License To Kill
12. In The Garden
13. Chimes Of Freedom
14. Gotta Serve Somebody

Total time = 70:06

Personnel: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar) with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Tom Petty (guitar), Mike Campbell (guitar), Benmont Tench (keyboards), Howie Epstein (bass), Stan Lynch (drums); and with The Queens Of Rhythm: Carolyn Dennis, Queen Esther Marrow, Madelyn Quebec (backing vocals).

1, 2 – Bob Dylan (harmonica).
13 – Roger McGuinn (guitar & shared vocal).
14 – Roger McGuinn (guitar).

David Bowie – Copenhagen, Denmark (04/29/76)

David Bowie
Falkoner Teatret
Copenhagen, Denmark
April 29, 1976

Source: TDKSA90 Tape –> TEAC w600r Tape Deck –> RealTek HD Sound Manager –> Audacity –> Wav –> FLAC Front End 8 –> Upload

Description: Nice sounding audience tape from the 1976 tour. You can’t say that about many ’76 shows, but to my ears this is a good one. Standard setlist for the ’76 tour, which remained virtually the same throughout. The recording itself sounds a shade overmodulated in places, this is the source tape talking, not my transfer. I think you will really enjoy this one, as I have over the years!

Setlist:
1. Station To Station
2. Suffragette City
3. Fame
4. Word On A Wing
5. Stay
6. Waiting For The Man
7. Queen Bitch
8. Life On Mars?
9. Five Years
10. Panic In Detroit
11. Band Introductions
12. Changes
13. TVC-15
14. Diamond Dogs

Encores:
15. The Jean Genie
16. Rebel Rebel

From the Blackout archives. Enjoy and keep this one lossless! It’s an antique!