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Grateful Dead – London, England (10/30/90)

GRATEFUL DEAD
Wembley Arena
London UK
10-30-1990

Disc One (63:30)

01 crowd & tuning
02 Jack Straw >
03 Bertha >
04 Wang Dang Doodle
05 Brown Eyed Women
06 Queen Jane
07 Row Jimmy
08 Let it Grow >
09 Jam >
10 Valley Road
— set break —

Disc Two (49:03)

01 crowd & tuning
02 Picasso Moon >
03 Foolish Heart >
04 Looks Like Rain >
05 Terrapin > Jam >
06 Drums >

Disc Three (41:09)

01 Space >
02 The Wheel >
03 I Need a Miracle >
04 Black Peter >
05 Turn on Your Lovelight
— encore —
06 crowd & tuning
07 The Weight

Van Morrison – London, England (06/15/84)

Van Morrison
Dominion Theatre
London, England
June 15, 1984

Disc 1
01 Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart
02 Connswater
03 Moondance
04 Baby Please Don’t Go-Gloria-Here Comes The Night-Brown Eyed Girl
05 The Way Young Lovers Do
06 Astral Weeks
07 I Will Be There
08 Jackie Wilson Said
09 St Domenic’s Preview
10 It’s All In The Game
11 Vanlose Stairway
12 Hard Nose The Highway

Disc 2
01 Help Me
02 Northern Muse-Solid Ground
03 Haunts Of Ancient Peace
04 Madame George
05 Ballerina
06 Summertime In England
07 Celtic Swing
08 Cleaning Windows
09 Dweller On The Threshold
10 Full Force Gale
11 You Don’t Know Me
12 Bright Side Of The Road

Natalie Merchant – London, England (03/25/88)

Natalie Merchant
Donmar Warehouse
London, England
March 25, 1988
(opening for Tracy Chapman)

Source: aud > ? > CD received in trade > extracted via iTunes > FLAC

Sound quality: B / B+

Tracklist:

  1. A Campfire Song
  2. Gun Shy
  3. Everyone a Puzzle Lover
  4. Don’t Talk
  5. The Painted Desert
  6. Lilydale
  7. What’s the Matter Here?
  8. Maddox Table
  9. Verdi Cries
  10. Like the Weather
  11. After Talking To Myself (unreleased)
  12. Where the Soul Never Dies (with Tracy Chapman)

Notes:

This was Natalie’s second-ever solo performance (she also performed at this same location on the previous day), serving as the opening act for Tracy Chapman. Most songs are Natalie performing entirely alone, accompanying herself on piano, although there is cello on at least one song and possibly some limited acoustic guitar on another. Tracy Chapman performs with Natalie
on the final track.

This recording is interesting not only for the rare solo performances of older songs, such as “Everyone a Puzzle Lover”, “Lilydale”, and “Maddox Table”, but also for the unreleased song “After Talking to Myself”. There is at least one other recording of Natalie performing a partial version of that song, and it is available on the Chicago 4/14/88 recording (uploaded separately).

Dave Rawlings Machine – London, England (09/17/10)

Dave Rawlings Machine
2010-09-17
The Troxy
London,UK

Olympus LS10 Recorder (internal mics) > 24 bit > amadeus pro > 16 bit > xld > flac
Recorded by: rayrad

  1. Monkey And The Engineer
  2. Ruby
  3. I Hear Them All > This Land Is Your Land
  4. To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High)
  5. Sweet Tooth
  6. Look At Miss Ohio
  7. It’s Too Easy
  8. Method Acting / Cortez The Killer
  9. Bells Of Harlem
  10. Queen Jane Approximately

Dave Rawlings – vocals / guitar / banjo
Gillian Welch – vocals / guitar
John Paul Jones – mandolin / violin
Ketch Secor – vocals / violin / harmonica / dancing
Willie Watson – vocals / guitar / violin / dancing
Morgan Jahnig – upright bass / dancing

Bob Dylan – London, England (11/13/24)

Bob Dylan
Royal Albert Hall
London, England
13th November 2024

  1. All Along the Watchtower (Bob on guitar and baby grand piano)
  2. It Ain’t Me, Babe (Bob on guitar and baby grand piano)
  3. I Contain Multitudes (Bob on baby grand piano)
  4. False Prophet (Bob on baby grand piano)
  5. When I Paint My Masterpiece (Bob on baby grand piano and harp)
  6. Black Rider (Bob on baby grand piano)
  7. My Own Version of You (Bob on baby grand piano)
  8. To Be Alone With You (Bob on baby grand piano)
  9. Crossing the Rubicon (Bob on baby grand piano)
  10. Desolation Row (Bob on baby grand piano and harp)
  11. Key West (Philosopher Pirate) (Bob on baby grand piano)
  12. Watching the River Flow (baby grand piano)
  13. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (Bob on baby grand piano)
  14. I’ve Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You (Bob on baby grand piano)
  15. Mother of Muses (Bob on baby grand piano)
  16. Goodbye Jimmy Reed (Bob on baby grand piano)
  17. Every Grain of Sand (Bob on baby grand piano and harp)

Band Members
Bob Dylan – guitar, piano, harp
Tony Garnier – electric and standup bass
Jim Keltner – drums
Bob Britt – acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Doug Lancio – acoustic guitar, electric guitar

Queen – London, England (09/18/76)

Queen
Hyde Park, London, UK
September 18 1976

[01] Opening: Bohemian Rhapsody
[02] Ogre Battle
[03] Sweet Lady
[04] White Queen (As It Began)
[05] Flick Of The Wrist
[06] Medley: (You’re My Best Friend / Bohemian Rhapsody / Killer Queen / The March Of The Black Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody)
[07] Bring Back That Leroy Brown
[08] Brighton Rock (Including: Guitar Solo)
[09] Son And Daughter (Ending)
[10] ’39
[11] You Take My Breath Away
[12] The Prophet’s Song
[13] Stone Cold Crazy
[14] Keep Yourself Alive
[15] Liar
[16] In The Lap Of The Gods…Revisited

Nanci Griffith – London, England (11/29/98)

Nanci Griffith
The Barbican, London,England
November 29, 1998

01 Across the Great Divide
02 Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
03 He was a Friend of Mine
04 Can’t Help but Wonder Where I’m Bound
05 Canadian Whiskey
06 Outbound Plane
07 Dress of Laces
08 Wall of Death
09 Who Knows Where the Time Goes
10 It’s a Hard Life Wherever You Go
11 The Hammer Song

Source: SBD.
lineage: silver cd-r trade > me > EAC > traders Little helper > you.
This CDR is made from the digital satellite BBC broadcast at early December 1998 from the first Barbican concert of the OV2 tour in NOvember 1998. This is not the complete show but a compilation of the BEEB.

This performance came shortly after her album Other Voices, Too, which is a sequel to Other Voices, Other Rooms and follows in the same vein as the first one ñ meaning Nanci playing her favorite songs for her favorite people. Artists such as Odetta, Dave Von Ronk, and a host of others wander back and forth onto the stage, to help Nanci out. This creates some wonderful noise, as well as plenty of distractions.

Van Morrison – London, England (06/14/84)

Van Morrison
June 14 1984
Dominion Theatre, London, England

Disc 1

  1. Inarticulate Speech of the Heart No. 2
  2. Connswater
  3. Moondance
  4. Instrumental
  5. Baby, Please Don’t Go / Gloria / Here Comes the Night / Brown Eyed Girl
  6. The Way Young Lovers Do
  7. Astral Weeks
  8. I Will Be There
  9. Jackie Wilson Said (I’m in Heaven When You Smile)
  10. Saint Dominic’s Preview
  11. It’s All in the Game
  12. Vanlose Stairway
  13. Hard Nose the Highway

Disc 2

  1. Help Me
  2. Haunts of Ancient Peace
  3. Madame George
  4. Ballerina
  5. Summertime in England
  6. Cleaning Windows
  7. Full Force Gale
  8. Dweller on the Threshold
  9. What Would I Do Without You
  10. Bright Side of the Road

The Faces – London, England (xx/xx/73)

The Faces
London Paris Theatre 1973
“That’s All You Need”

EX Stereo (sounds like it’s from a transcription disc)

Download from blog > TLH > WAV (for de-clicking) > Click Repair (low setting – 20 due to treble frequencies in this recording) > TLH > FLAC

Track Listing

01 Miss Judy’s Farm
02 Too Bad
03 That’s All You Need
04 Stay With Me
05 Memphis
06 True Blue
07 Twistin’ The Night Away
08 You’re My Girl (I Don’t Want to Discuss It)
09 Cut Across Shorty
10 Bad & Ruin
11 It’s All Over Now
12 Had Me A Real Good Time
13 I’m Losing You

Band Personnel

Rod Stewart – Vocals
Kenny Jones – Drums
Ron Wood – Guitar
Ian McLagan – Organ, Piano
Ronnie Lane – Bass

I found this was the same as a Live at Paris Theatre London 1973 CD I have. However that
seemed to run too slow compared to this…this version (from a blog) sounds like it’s from a transcription disc so I’ve plumped for this one and it seems reasonable to assume the speed is
correct. The balance was off (biased to the right) on the CD so this seemed the logical choice
overall.

Minor de-clicking was carried out…just sometimes Click Repair has the odd adverse effect
on some recordings – I believe this is where there are several frequencies at the similar
level to a vinyl click – so a low setting was selected here and careful vetting of the results which were fine, and where there was any doubt, I did not use de-click.

On googling for the date of this concert, I saw two concerts from 1973 with similar tracklistings
to each other (but not to this one) listed as April and August 1973. However all sources I
have seen – my CD cover, online CD listings – suggest this is also a Paris Theatre concert,
and the acoustics suggest it is to me too.

Any help on confirming the date would be welcome

Fleetwood Mac – London, England (05/18/88)

Fleetwood Mac
19880518
London, England
Wembley Arena

Source: Audience
Lineage:
Quality: 8 (8.5)
Comments:
Notes:

Set 1:

  1. intro 01:14
  2. Say You Love Me 04:22
  3. The Chain 05:58
  4. Dreams 04:28
  5. Isn’t It Midnight 04:57
  6. Oh Well 04:29
  7. Seven Wonders 04:16
  8. Stop Messin’ Around 04:18
  9. Sara 05:31
  10. Everywhere 03:22
  11. Gold Dust Woman 06:59
  12. Don’t Let Me Down Again 03:59
  13. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You 04:55
  14. Another Woman 04:24
  15. Brown Eyes 03:03
  16. World Turning 15:34
  17. Little Lies 04:23
  18. Stand Back 04:57
  19. You Make Lovin’fun 04:37
  20. Go Your Own Way 06:44
  21. Blue Letter 04:32
  22. Don’t Stop 05:42
  23. Songbird 03:54
  24. goodbye 01:04
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    01:57:42