Neil Young w/ Crazy Horse
Cow Palace – Daly City, California
Saturday – April 6th, 1991
01- Star Spangled Banner
02- Hey Hey, My My
03- Crime In The City
04- Blowin’ In The Wind
05- Love To Burn
06- Cinnamon Girl
07- Mansion On The Hill
08- Fuckin’ Up
09- Cortez The Killer
10- Powderfinger
11- Love And Only Love
12- Rockin’ In The Free World
13- Like A Hurricane
14- Roll Another Number
THE WHO
Cow Palace
1973-11-20
San Francisco, Ca
U.S.A.
I Can’t Explain
Summertime Blues
My Generation
I Am The Sea
The Real Me
The Punk And The Godfather
I’m One
Helpless Dancer
515
Sea And Sand
Drowned
Bell Boy
Doctor Jimmy
Love Reign O’er Me
Won’t Get Fooled Again
Magic Bus
See Me Feel Me
Smokestack Lightning / Spoonful
Naked Eye *
Notes:
The Who’s infamous ’73 Cow Palace concert, their first in America in nearly two
years. Despite its reputation as one of the worst gigs the Who ever did (K Moon
passes out during WGFA!), the first part of the show including Quadrophenia is
quite good, at times exceptional.
Pink Floyd
1975.04.13
The Cow Palace
Daly City, California
Tracks:
101 – Raving and Drooling [13:20]
102 – You’ve Gotta Be Crazy [14:02]
103 – Shine On You Crazy Diamond [I-V] [12:56]
104 – Have A Cigar [5:33]
105 – Shine On You Crazy Diamond [VI-IX] [12:26]
201 – Speak to Me [4:04]
202 – Breathe [2:45]
203 – On the Run [4:46]
204 – Time [5:18]
205 – Breathe [Reprise] [1:04]
206 – The Great Gig in the Sky [7:24]
207 – Money [9:22]
208 – Us and Them [7:16]
209 – Any Colour You Like [8:48]
210 – Brain Damage [3:46]
211 – Eclipse [cut] [1:13]
212 – Echoes [14:43]
Jerry Garcia Interview
December 31, 1973
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA
This is a tagged version of shnid: 102450
The track is from the radio broadcast of the 1973 New Year’s Eve concert at
the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Jerry was pulled aside by the radio
announcer between sets. They chat for a few minutes.
Little is known about the lineage of this source. It is unclear whether this is an
FM recording or a pre-FM source.
Tracks:
01. Interview with Jerry Garcia
length expanded size cdr WAVE problems fmt ratio filename
3:52.40 41018924 B — — —xx flac 0.3629 jg73-12-31d1t01.flac
3:52.40 41018924 B 0.3629 (1 file)
Source from Ifthir at Workingman’s Tracker.
Registered by SteveSw, November 2009
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
Red Hot Chili Peppers
SV059 – “JAM LIKE HELL (Platinum Edition)”
December 31, 1991
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA (Daly City, CA)
Source: Nakamichi CM-300s > Sony WM-D6 > analog (master) > cdr > dEdit > dEQ > flac
Taper: M.P.
Editing and Remastering: Allen Robertson
Artwork: Allen Robertson
DISC ONE
**Pearl Jam Set**
01 Once
02 (Waiting Room)/Even Flow
03 (Suggestion)
04 Why Go
05 Jeremy
06 Alive
07 Leash
08 (Smells Like Teen Spirit)
09 Porch
**Nirvana Set**
10 intro
11 Drain You
12 Aneurysm
13 School
14 Floyd the Barber
15 Smells Like Teen Spirit
16 About a Girl
17 Sliver
18 Polly
19 Breed
20 Come as You Are
21 Lithium
22 Dumb
23 Territorial Pissings
DISC TWO
**RHCP Set (part 1)**
01 Love Trilogy
02 The Organic Anti-Beat Box Band
03 (No Head No Backstage Pass)
04 Suck My Kiss
05 Subterranean Homesick Blues
06 Funky Crime
07 Give It Away
08 Nobody Weird Like Me
09 If You Have to Ask
10 Stone Cold Bush
DISC THREE
**RHCP Set (part 2)**
01 (Superstar)/Blood Sugar Sex Magic/(Magic Johnson)
02 I Could Have Lied
03 Subway to Venus
04 (Sexy Mexican Maid)/(Fela’s Cock) jam (^)
05 (Fopp)/Special Secret Song Inside (Party On Your Pussy)/(Red Hot Mama)/Me And My Friends
06 Yertle the Turtle/Freaky Styley Medley/(Cosmic Slop)/(Atomic Dog) jam
07 (After Hours)
08 Crosstown Traffic
(^) = includes the New Year’s Eve countdown
Recording Notes:
All three sets are sourced directly from the master, including the elusive RHCP set which seems like it
has never circulated very much, if at all. Edited to even out some volume adjustments the taper did at
the beginning of the PJ and Nirvana sets, smoothed out where the taper paused after “Dumb” and “Me and My
Friends”, and removed a few pops. There is also an unfixable small cut @ 9:28 of disc 3, track 6.
The total time of the first disc is 80:33. Almost all modern cd burners can overburn to a little over 82 minutes
using capable burning software. Check out the net for specifics on what your particular burner can handle, or
you can of course separate the two sets onto two discs if you have any problems.
This release should not be confused with SV023, called “JAM LIKE HELL”. Basically the differences between that
earlier release and this one is SV023 does not include the RHCP set, and there are more cdr extractions in the
source lineage.
Also very special thanks to Dominick Gruber in Germany who spent a good bit of time helping me identify all
the teases in the RHCP set.
Artwork Notes:
The artwork is designed to fit a 3-cd fat “quad” cd style jewelcase. It could be surely modified to fit two
separate traditional jewelcases if desired.
Show Notes (thanks to Five Horizons):
New Year’s Eve and three great bands! Ed comments, “If I wasn’t in this band, I would still make sure I was here
tonight.” Ed sings part of Fugazi’s ‘Waiting Room’ as an intro to ‘Even Flow.’ A driven performance, with a
particularly intense version of ‘Alive.’ Flea of RHCP assists with vocals during ‘Leash.’ The ‘Teen Spirit’ teaser
(actually the longest teaser I’ve heard) is followed by Stone’s quip, “Just remember, we played it first.” Ed
performs one of his finest stage dives, repeating it later during the ‘Yurtle the Turtle’ encore with the Chili
Peppers.
NEIL YOUNG
AND CRAZY HORSE
“IN A RUSTED OUT GARAGE”
COW PALACE
BRISBANE, CALIFORNIA
(San Francisco Bay Area)
NOVEMBER 21, 1986
Live Satellite TV Broadcast (mono)
Simulcast KLOS-FM Los Angeles (stereo)
DISC #1
First Set
1.Introduction
2.Mr. Soul
3.When You Dance, I Can Really Love
4.Down By the River
5.Too Lonely
6.Neil’s mom calls
7.Heart of Gold
8.After the Goldrush
9.Inca Queen
10.Drive Back
11.Opera Star
12.Sam Kinison calls Neil on the phone
(Radio Station cuts to blip the language then audio goes to TV sound for this part and returns to FM about 2 seconds into Cortez)
13.Cortez the Killer
[62:16]
DISC #2
Second Set
1.Sample and Hold (Comes out of Tv sound about 2 seconds into song)
2.Computer Age
3.Violent Side
4.Mideast Vacation
5.Long Walk Home
6.The Needle and the Damage Done
7.When Your Lonely Heart Breaks
8.Around the World
9.Powderfinger
10.Like a Hurricane
11.Hey Hey, My My
12.Prisoners of Rock ‘n’ Roll
[74:30]
I thought I’d try to break up the big FLAC file into smaller ones this time just to see how it goes. Obviously there were problems. Back in my windows days I used WinRar to compress the folders which gave me some nice options of how big to break each section into and then when unzipping them the folder would automatically be put into one folder instead of multiple ones. Well WinRar doesn’t exist on a Mac and what I could find only has the option of breaking them into nothing bigger than 100 mb chunks. As you can see that’s a lot of chunks which is totally obnoxious (please forgive me for not creating actual links for each part, I got lazy with my annoyance.) I was hoping Rapidshare would let me put this entire set into one folder and then link to that folder where you would then find all the links but that doesn’t seem possible either. All of this simply means I won’t likely be doing it this way again anytime soon.
Notes from the taper:
Cable TV broadcast w/ simulcast FM audio > unknown VHS Hi-Fi recorder >
(I think my videotape is the original if not it is a copy of a master) >
Fostex CR-200 > Wav via EAC > Editing with NERO > CDR (2002)
Revisited this concert for uploading in 2010
CDR > wav via EAC (secure mode) > combined all tracks and reviewed the entire show fixing a couple glitches using Audacity >
(Re) tracked with CD Wav > Flac (Level 8)
*******************
The TV feed was used during the Sam Kinison section to avoid the radio station censorship button.A volume difference on the videotape between these audio sources was fixed using NERO wave editor. NERO was initially used (in 2002) to remove some audio glitches and just generally clean things up.The changes between FM and TV were minimized at the time.
Then when I re-mastered this in 2010 I used Audacity to work on the volume changes a little more.
Allman Brothers Band
December 31, 1973
Cow Palace
San Francisco, CA
Disc 1:
(Set 1)
1. Wasted Words
2. Done Somebody Wrong
3. One Way Out
4. Stormy Monday
5. Midnight Rider
6. Blue Sky
7. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
(Set 2)
8. Happy New Year!
9. Statesboro Blues
Disc 2:
1. Southbound
2. Come and Go Blues
3. Ramblin’ Man
4. Trouble No More
5. Jessica
6. Les Brers In A Minor >
7. Drums >
8. Les Brers In A Minor
Disc 3:
(Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzman & Boz Scaggs join up for the remainder of the show)
1. Whipping Post Jam >
2. Linda Lou / Mary Lou
3. Hideaway > You Upset Me
4. Bo Diddley > Mountain Jam > Bo Diddley
Disc 4:
1. Save My Life
2. Blues Jam
(Set 3)
3. You Don’t Love Me
4. Will The Circle Be Unbroken >
5. Mountain Jam
From the uploader:
Here’s the deal… There are multiple versions of this 12/31/73 show in circulation. The most common (and the only one that I’ve seen) is supposed to be from the Pre FM reels (which were most likely damaged, keep reading). On the heavily circulated version there were numerous flaws, most were either digital noise or clipping. A new transfer was just done from a Reel To Reel FM Master. This new FM master did not have any of the flaws that were present on the common “Pre FM” version, but FM Master was of slightly lesser quality.
The solution? Small portions of the new FM master were spliced into the higher quality version when there was digital noise, clipping, etc. Those defects have now been eliminated. The splicing was done well, at most points it’s unnoticeable, but there were a couple of splices that didn’t line up perfectly, one of those would be the splice that provides the intro to Liz Reed. Either way, this show sounds much better than it did before, and it’s the best source I know of to be in circulation.
Here are some of the other edits that were done… There was digital noise in some of Bill Graham’s band intro, this was spliced in OK from the other copy. Various count-ins were slightly clipped, but are now spliced in seamlessly. These are usually when KSAN DJ’s talk, those short station ID’s have also been put back in. The KSAN announcer’s (Tom Donahue) count-in at New Year’s was similarly clipped, this has been restored, clipped notes at the beginning of Jessica have also been restored. There were many other additional edits, but you get the picture.