Wilco
December 31, 1998
The Fillmore
San Francisco, CA

Source: SBD > DAT
Lineage: DAT-M > CDR > AIF
Mastering (BLG): Adobe Audition > iZotope RX9 / Ozone 9 > WavePad > xACT > FLAC

01 California Stars
02 Forget the Flowers
03 New Madrid
04 Hesitating Beauty
05 When the Roses Bloom Again
06 Someday Soon
07 Christ For President
08 She’s a Jar
09 Can’t Stand It
10 Hotel Arizona
11 Kingpin
12 One Hundred Years From Now
13 Monday
14 Outtasite (Outta Mind)

Encore:
15 Passenger Side
16 I’m Always In Love
17 James Alley Blues
18 Far, Far Away
19 Red-Eyed and Blue
20 I Got You (At the End of the Century)

Encore 2:
21 I Must Be High
22 Hoodoo Voodoo
23 Casino Queen > Dueling Banjos >
24 Should I Stay or Should I Go > Casino Queen >
25 Passenger Side (punk)

Encore 3:
26 Give Back the Key To Me Heart
27 Henry & The H-Bombs
28 The Lonely 1

Total Time: 119:36

.txt compiled on Nov 27, 2021

Miles Davis Septet
October 15, 1970
Fillmore West Auditorium, San Francisco CA
KPFA-FM radio broadcast

Miles Davis (tpt)
Gary Bartz (ss, as)
Keith Jarrett (el-p, org)
Michael Henderson (el-b)
Jack DeJohnette (d)
Airto Moreira (perc)
Jumma Santos Jim Riley

01-honky tonk
02-what i say (incl. radio broadcast voiceover announcement)
03-sanctuary
04-yesternow
05-bitches brew
06-funky tonk-the theme

total time: 63:49 mns

Notes:

• This is not taken from the Fillmore Tree. The Fillmore Tree version is about 25 mns. This here is almost the complete show, only “Directions”, the set-opener is missing: total time is about 64 mns. This FM source sounds great.
• According to P.Losin: “The Davis Septet opened for Leon Russell and Sea Train for four nights at the Fillmore West, October 15-18 (Thursday-Sunday). Columbia probably recorded these shows, and the Fillmore certainly did. None of the recordings of this show that I have heard includes “Directions,” the standard set-opener…”

Lineage:
soundboard > KPFA-FM radio broadcast > ? > CD > EAC (secure mode) > Cubase SX2 (minor re-tracking, no sound processing applied) > flac 1.1.2 [-8, -V, sector aligned]

The Who
Fillmore West
San Francisco
18 June 1969

1. Heaven and Hell
2. Can’t Explain
3. Young Man Blues (incomplete)
4. Fortune Teller
5. Tattoo
6. It’s a Boy
7. 1921
8. Amazing Journey (incomplete)
9. Sparks
10. Eyesight to the Blind
11. Christmas
12. The Acid Queen (cuts)
13. Pinball Wizard (cuts in)
14. Do You Think It’s Alright
15. Fiddle About
16. There’s a Doctor
17. Go to the Mirror
18. Smash the Mirror
19. I’m Free
20. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
21. We’re Not Gonna Take It
22. Summertime Blues
23. Shakin’ All Over (end cuts)
24. Magic Bus (cuts)

Total Time: 75:15

A nice audience recording for this time period, although there are a few cuts. I believe the next night’s show (where Townshend mentioned at the end that they couldn’t do anymore because they had to appear in court the next day) often had this date mistakenly attributed to it, but this is the genuine article.

Cassette -> Remastered (GoldWave) -> CDR -> FLAC (Frontend)

The Who
June 19, 1969
Fillmore West
San Francisco, California, USA

CD1 – 19:10
01 [00:30] talk (intro to show)
02 [04:03] Heaven And Hell
03 [03:43] I Can’t Explain
04 [02:35] Fortune Teller >
05 [03:06] Tattoo
06 [05:13] Young Man Blues

CD2 – 70:03
01 [02:11] talk (intro to Tommy)
02 [00:40] It’s A Boy >
03 [02:25] 1921 >
04 [03:14] Amazing Journey >
05 [04:32] Sparks
06 [01:57] Eyesight To The Blind >
07 [03:19] Christmas >
08 [03:47] The Acid Queen
09 [02:50] Pinball Wizard [first notes cut slightly]
10 [00:22] Do You Think It’s Alright >
11 [01:14] Fiddle About >
12 [00:22] There’s A Doctor >
13 [03:29] Go To The Mirror! >
14 [01:08] Smash The Mirror >
15 [02:27] I’m Free >
16 [01:02] Tommy’s Holiday Camp
17 [08:44] We’re Not Gonna Take It [first notes cut slightly]
18 [02:34] Boris The Spider
19 [03:20] Summertime Blues >
20 [03:51] Shakin’ All Over >
21 [15:47] Magic Bus
22 [00:48] talk (why the show is over)

lineage: audience cassette master [unknown original equipment] >
primary source: 1st gen. cassette rebuilt in the 1990’s > Nakamichi Dragon
secondary source: 1st gen. reel > unknown playback deck > CDR standalone

> Pro Tools (“nip and tuck” edits, normalization and tracking – no equalization or digital noise reduction) > AIFF > xACT (flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified).

Since this had fallen off the tracker I thought I’d reseed it one more time before archiving it to a backup off of the drive it’s on. I think the first time I seeded this here was in 2009, and it’s been posted at least once more. This time the files are named and tagged but no changes were made to the audio content.

Recording specifics:
From the same original source as all other circulating copies of this show but this one is verified 1st generation with many problem spots seamlessly repaired. And from what I’ve heard of the many alternate versions, it’s much better sounding besides being less cut up. This is combined from a rebuilt 1st gen. cassette with splices from an older 1st gen. reel.

This show has circulated widely from higher gen. copies. The master was taped by Neil Ferris to a cassette which self destructed within a year or two of the show. Luckily first gen. cassette and reel copies were traded and survived. All the older copies that circulated were 2nd gen. or higher and had various tape tracking problems and cuts. By the 1990’s the 1st gen. cassette no longer played at all but was revived by Dave White who laboriously transferred it into a new housing. It took more than one try but the final result sounds much better than the other previous sources. It’s almost entirely complete – lots of seamless repairs were done, with splices from the older 1st gen. reel where necessary. The disc separation point was also changed, since after many tape change splices were seamlessly removed this show sounded most logical when the CD change is before “Tommy” starts.