Tag: england

Bob Dylan – London, England (11/21/11)

Bob Dylan
London, England
HMV Hammersmith Apollo
November 21, 2011

Special guest: Mark Knopfler & Band

01 – Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
02 – It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (Bob and Mark Knopfler on guitars)
03 – Things Have Changed (Mark Knopfler on guitar)
04 – Spirit On The Water
05 – Honest With Me (Bob on guitar)
06 – Forgetful Heart
07 – The Levee’s Gonna Break
08 – Man In The Long Black Coat
09 – Highway 61 Revisited
10 – Desolation Row
11 – Thunder On The Mountain
12 – Ballad Of A Thin Man
13 – All Along The Watchtower
14 – Like A Rolling Stone
15 – Forever Young (Mark Knopfler on guitar and vocals)

No Encore!

Band Members:
Bob Dylan – guitar, keyboard, harp
Tony Garnier – bass
George Recile – drums
Stu Kimball – rhythm guitar
Charlie Sexton – lead guitar
Donnie Herron – violin, electric mandolin, pedal steel, lap steel

Pink Floyd – Manchester, England (06/22/69)

Pink Floyd
June 22nd 1969
Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England

  1. [02:53] Daybreak (Part 1)
  2. [01:06] Work
  3. [02:45] Afternoon
  4. [03:33] Doing It!
  5. [05:30] Sleeping
  6. [07:45] Nightmare
  7. [01:50] Daybreak (Part 2)

The Journey

  1. [03:20] The Beginning
  2. [07:27] Beset By the Creatures of the Deep
  3. [05:34] The Narrow Way
  4. [01:53] Behold the Temple of Light
  5. [08:11] The End of the Beginning

Encore

  1. [11:42] Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun [63:36] Total

Pink Floyd – London, England (06/26/69)

Pink Floyd
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
June 26th 1969

Disc (79:29m)

  1. AFTERNOON
  2. DOING IT
  3. SLEEPING
  4. NIGHTMARE
  5. DAYBREAK (pt. II)
  6. THE BEGINNING
  7. BESET BY CREATURES OF THE DEEP
  8. THE NARROW WAY
  9. PINK JUNGLE
  10. THE LABYRINTHS OF AUXIMINES
  11. BEHOLD THE TEMPLE OF LIGHT
  12. THE END OF THE BEGINNING
  13. Encore: SET THE CONTROLS FOR THE HEART OF THE SUN

Pink Floyd – Leeds, England (01/28/72)

Pink Floyd
The Town Hall,
Leeds, Yorkshire
January 28, 1972

You Are Number Six
Free Range Pigs (FRP CDR-030/31)

Disc One:

  1. Speak To Me
  2. Breathe
  3. The Travel Sequence
  4. Time
  5. Breathe (Reprise)
  6. The Mortality Sequence
  7. Money
  8. Us And Them
  9. Any Colour You Like
  10. Brain Damage
  11. Eclipse
  12. One Of These Days

Disc Two:

  1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
  2. Echoes
  3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
  4. Blues

Rating: VG-/VG

Comments: Recorded at The Town Hall in Leeds. This one is another amazing find. It’s one of the earliest Dark Side shows – the sixth to be exact. This tape captures the entire show, including a lengthy ‘Speak To Me’ punctuated by members of the crowd calling to each other. You can hear cash register sound effects and a cow mooing as well. Or was that a sheep?

There is a fair amount of hiss, which is not unusual considering the age of this tape. Over 32 years! The last two tracks of the Dark Side should be called “warped” versions, since there is a ton of warble. Even Mo Becks would be challenged to work this one out. It finally lets up a minute or so into One Of These Days.

The original taper copied his source and sent it to a friend, who forwarded it on by his friend to our good friend JCE, who took sterling care of it over the years. He was kind enough to share it with us all. More precisely, the lineage is; Cassette(1 or 2)>Edirol UA-3FX>HDD>CEPro>WAV>SHN.

Show Notes:
The crowd is very quiet, which is not surprising, since we’d be too, if we had the chance to hear one of the first Dark Side performances.

‘Money’ is a fun listen, especially since the boys don’t get the harmony quite right during the opening. There is a small break in the recording during ‘Brain Damage’. It’s obvious from the sound that the taper was moving around for some reason — maybe to see the effects? We also suspect he was starting to have battery problems.
This is unfortunate because a good bit of ‘Eclipse’ suffers from speed issues that would have taken another 32 years to fix! This lingers a little bit into ‘One Of These Days’ although it is not as bad; it slowly resolves itself and is gone by the end of the track.

It’s great that the taper captured the break after ‘Dark Side’ even though it is sometimes muffled, probably from hiding the mic. You can hear wind effects, a dog howling, and the boys tweaking their instruments in between. This is rare for an early 1972 recording.

During ‘Echoes’, there is a small break, with no loss of music. The tape includes the entire band break with audience applause after ‘Echoes’. Seamless.

Credits: Jim Canale (bigpig@freerangepigs.com) and Free Range Pigs would like to thank the following people for their contributions to this effort:

JCE for donating this rarest of jewels for us to enjoy.
The Pentagon Pig for providing Project Coordination and Quality Assurance.
The Hirsute Swine for providing Tree Admin Services, and a kick in the pants where needed.
Busy Day Productions for creating the Ambient Artwork.

Without these guys, none of this would have been possible.

Pink Floyd – Yorkshire, England (10/10/71)

Pink Floyd
The Great Hall, Bradford University, Yorkshire, England
Date: 10 October, 1971

Title: One Of These Days In Bradford
Free Range Pigs (FRP SCS-CDR001/002)

1-01 Careful With That Axe, Eugene
1-2 Tuneups
1-3 Fat Old Sun
1-04 Tuneups
1-05 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun (Intro)
(Tape Flip)
1-06 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
1-07 Tuneups
1-08 Atom Heart Mother
(Tape Flip)
1-09 Atom Heart Mother (Outro)

Disc 2-

2-01. Echoes
2-02. Cymbaline (Pt. 1)
(Tape Flip)
2-03 Cymbaline (Pt. 2)
2-04 Tuneups
2-05. One Of These Days I’m Going To Cut You Into Little Pieces
2-06 A Saucerful Of Secrets
2-07 Pink Blues

This is how I received it:

Source: Fuji Film FX Pure-Ferrix C-60 Cassettes(2)>Onkyo TA-RW 244>
Tascam DA-20 MkII>DAT(48Khz)>Monster Coaxial Cable>Cool EditPro>
WAV(48Khz, 16 Bit)>SHN

This is what I did to comply with Dime’s Policy as it was in 4 large files and not split into seperate tracks:

SHN>DBPoweramp>WAV(48Khz, 16 Bit)>Direct WAV Splitter 2.4.0>DBPoweramp>Flac Level 8>Traders Little Helper(Fixed Sector Boundry Errors)

Rating: VG+

Comments: From a very clean clone of the master cassettes. These tapes are the source for every Bradford release that you have heard. This is a direct transfer from the first generation tapes which date from 1971.

The recording includes all tune-ups and band chatter between tracks. The boys are in a playful mood, as you can tell by their interaction with the audience, which is very quiet during the songs. There is no appreciable hiss. The taper also used 60 minute cassettes, 30 minutes to a side, which is obvious by the breaks.

  • ‘Careful With That Axe, Eugene’: The recording begins with the first few notes of the song. I
    especially like Roger’s scream since it is–by my count–a full 19 seconds long!
  • ‘Fat Old Sun’: A great jam session. Vocals are not perfectly clear, but you can hear every word. There are some interesting guitar licks during the tune-ups.
  • ‘Set The Controls’: The first tape flip occurs during the intro. After the song, Roger introduces ‘Atom Heart Mother’ then says the band is going to take a break, followed by what sounds like
    “then we’re going to have a drink.”
  • ‘Atom Heart Mother’: During the intro, there are several pops which sound as if they might have
    been due to a loose microphone lead.
  • ‘Echoes’: The opening pings to this “new piece” just pierces your skull.
  • ‘Cymbaline’: The “footsteps” sequence goes on for quite a while. The third and final tape flip
    occurs during this sequence.
  • ‘One Of These Days’: David introduces this new song using its full title. This was the second
    performance of this song, the first was at the BBC 0n 30 September.
  • ‘A Saucerful Of Secrets’: The final break in the tape occurs prior to ‘Celestial Voices’.

The Who – Liverpool, England (10/23/71)

The Who
Liverpool University; Liverpool, U.K.
1971-10-23

Source: audience/unknown generation analog>CDR>?>shn

Quality: VG/VG+

Media: 1 CDR SHN. that folds out to 2 cdr audio

remastered by: John Atyim

Artwork by: Eric

Notes:

Hi,

Talk about The Who in a time when they were untouchable ! WW12 is The Who at the Liverpool University; Liverpool, U.K.
This show here is high energy show from The Who’s “Who’s Next” tour with plenty of the crowd clapping along, funny stage banter,
and very good performance. The recording itself is kind of bass dominate in some ways but, clear for the most part.
There is some slight tape hiss but overall not too much. I simply fell in love with this recording, I think you will too !

Special thanks to “R.P.” for providing the source to this relative uncirculated recording because recordings like these with decent
sound quality are not too common to come by from this time period.
Now, a very special thanks goes to Eric for providing us with two sets of artwork that you can pick and choose from, there’s a first
edition artwork and then there’s a Union Jack version you can also use for your artwork for the show ! ya-WHO !

Enjoy !

John

Track Listing:

Disc 1:

  1. I Can’t Explain [03:48]
  2. Substitute [02:45]
  3. Summertime Blues [03:49]
  4. My Wife [06:17]
  5. Baba O’Riley [06:17]
  6. Bargain [07:50]
  7. Behind Blue Eyes [04:57]
  8. Won’t Get Fooled Again [08:27]

Disc 2:

  1. Baby Don’t You Do It [09:19]
  2. Magic Bus [11:12]
  3. Overture [04:45]
  4. Amazing Journey [03:43]
  5. Sparks [05:22]
  6. Pinball Wizard [02:50]
  7. See Me, Feel Me [05:48]

Total Length: 87:09 Mins

Lineup:

Roger Daltrey – Vocals, Harmonica
John Entwistle – Vocals, Bass
Keith Moon – Drums, Vocals
Pete Townshend – Vocals, Guitar

Pink Floyd – London, England (10/29/94)

Pink Floyd
Earls Court Exhibition Hall
London, England
29 October 1994

Disc 1:

  1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
  2. Learning to Fly
  3. High Hopes
  4. Take It Back
  5. Coming Back to Life
  6. One Slip
  7. Keep Talking
  8. Another Brick in the Wall
  9. One of these Days

Disc 2:

  1. Speak to Me >> Breathe
  2. On the Run
  3. Time >> Breathe (reprise)
  4. The Great Gig in the Sky
  5. Money
  6. Us and Them
  7. Any Colour You Like
  8. Brain Damage
  9. Eclipse
  10. Wish You Were Here
  11. Comfortably Numb
  12. Run Like Hell

Queen – Bristol, England (05/23/77)

QUEEN
MEDIEVAL QUEEN
Hippodrome
Directly from the silvers.
1977-05-23 – Bristol, UK

Lineage : “Medieval Queen” silvers > WAV (EAC) > Flac level 8 (Traders Little Helper)

Tracklisting :

CD1 :

  1. A Day At The Races
  2. Tie Your Mother Down
  3. Ogre Battle
  4. White Queen
  5. Somebody To Love
  6. Killer Queen
  7. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
  8. The Millionaire Waltz
  9. You’re My Best Friend
  10. Bring Back That Leroy Brown
  11. Death On Two Legs
  12. Sweet Lady
  13. Brighton Rock
  14. Guitar solo
  15. Brighton Rock (finale)
  16. ’39
  17. You Take My Breath Away

CD2 :

  1. White Man
  2. The Prophet’s Song
  3. Bohemian Rhapsody
  4. Keep Yourself Alive
  5. Stone Cold Crazy
  6. In The Lap Of The Gods… Revisited
  7. Now I’m Here
  8. Liar
  9. I’m A Man
  10. Jailhouse Rock
  11. God Save The Queen

The Band – Isle of Wight, England (08/31/69)

The Band
August 31, 1969
Woodside Bay near Ryde, Isle Of Wight Festival

AUD MR > DAT > CD > EAC > WAV > FLAC

01 We Can Talk
02 Long Black Veil
03 To Kingdom Come
04 Ain’t No More Cane
05 Don’t Ya Tell Henry
06 Chest Fever
07 I Shall Be Released
08 The Weight
09 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever

[37:33]

I did not harm the sound of the recordings in any way. Pitch adjustment done by the original taper.
Tr.1 is missing about two seconds at the beginning, apart from that this the complete performance.