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Jackson Browne – Columbia, MD (08/27/77)

Jackson Browne
August 27th, 1977
Merriweather Post Pavilion,
Columbia, MD.

Source: Audience capture from Cassette (low gen / trade tape)
Transfer: cassette in Tascam CC-222 MK II > analog out > to SONY- ICD-SX750 PCM / wav recorder 16/44 > USB to desktop > CDWAV (track split) > Stamp ID3 Tag Editor > TLH checksums & torrent.

  1. intro
  2. The Fuse
  3. Rock Me On The Water
  4. The Late Show
  5. Here Come Those Tears Again
  6. Love Needs A Heart
  7. For A Dancer
  8. The Road
  9. Linda Paloma
  10. For Everyman
  11. You Love The Thunder
  12. Running On Empty*
  13. merch rap
  14. Before The Deluge
  15. Sleep’s Dark & Silent Gate
  16. The Pretender
  17. The Load Out > Stay*
  18. crowd / encore:
  19. Doctor My Eyes

*omitted tracks officially released on “Running On Empty” lp.

Personnel:
Jackson Browne ñ vocals, guitar, acoustic piano
Rosemary Butler ñ background vocals, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Craig Doerge ñ Keyboards
Doug Haywood ñ background vocals
Danny Kortchmar ñ lead guitar
Russ Kunkel ñ drums
David Lindley ñ lap steel guitar, fiddle, co-lead vocal on “Stay”
Leland Sklar ñ bass guitar

Bob Dylan – Baltimore, MD (11/08/99)

Bob Dylan
11/8/99
Baltimore Arena
Baltimore, MD

LB-4720, (73min+24min), daud fob sonic studios, tree trade 48k dat > midiman delta dio 2496 > cooledit > wav > flac; background talking d1t9; brief static on right channel at d2t2 3:32 was repaired by overlaying with left channel; excellent sound [A]

Also included is an MKV video of unknown origin.

CD1
1 I Am The Man, Thomas
2 Mr. Tambourine Man
3 Visions Of Johanna
4 Ring Them Bells
5 Tangled Up In Blue
6 Big River
7 Joey
8 Down Along The Cove
9 Man In The Long Black Coat
10 Tombstone Blues
11 Like A Rolling Stone

CD2
1 Love Sick
2 Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 3 Friend Of The Devil 4 Not Fade Away

Please retain this info file and its LB number as a marker for this lossless set
and if you spread it please list it in the description to avoid others getting duplicates

The Who – Landover, MD (12/13/79)

The Who
1979-12-13
Washington DC (Landover, MD) The Capitol Centre

Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Nakamichi outboard Dolby B>Wavelab 96/24 1ch mono>
Taping Gear: Teac M-100>Sony 153SD (mono, Dobly B on)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

  1. Substitute
  2. I Can’t Explain
  3. Baba O’Riley
  4. The Punk And The Godfather
  5. My Wife
  6. Sister Disco
  7. Behind Blue Eyes
  8. Music Must Change
  9. Drowned
  10. Who Are You
  11. 5:15
  12. Pinball Wizard >
  13. See Me Feel Me
  14. Long Live Rock
  15. My Generation
  16. I Can See For Miles
  17. Sparks
  18. Won’t Get Fooled Again
    encore:
  19. Summertime Blues
  20. Dancing In The Streets
  21. Dance It Away
  22. How Can You Do It Alone
  23. The Real Me

At the 10th show of the Winter ’79 tour Roger greets the audience with ‘It’s been along time’ to which Pete responds ‘Not fucking long enough!’ Despite that, Pete comes out swinging! This might be the best show of tour. Pete starts out the show in punk rock mode, wearing a leopard print t-shirt, which along with his Dr. Martins (from Robot on Chelsea Road, for the fashionable among you…)seems to put him in a more youthful/rebellious frame of mind. This is reflected in his playing, as he is at the top of his game for the entire show. After the first couple of songs, he traded the t-shirt for black jacket with no shirt.
This is the first of two nonconsecutive shows at the Capitol Centre. In response to the deaths at the show in Cincinnati, then-Providence Mayor Vincent ‘”Buddy” Cianci, who oversaw the Providence Civic Center auditorium, canceled the show that was to be held there on December 17th. The Who’s management looked at their options and decided to add a second show at the Capital Centre to make up for the canceled show.
Just as a side note, The Capital Centre, along with The Philadelphia Spectrum, the Chicago International Amphitheater, the Richfield Coliseum, and the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium, have all been torn down as well as the next two dates on this tour, The Veteran’s Memorial New Haven Coliseum and The Boston Garden, and the Pontiac Silverdome, while still there, is no longer in use…time marches on.

The encore here features some of my favorite improvised lyrics of the tour. ‘I listen to all the great thinkers, but I prefer to listen to the great drinkers. I was born in a trunk in Acton, and I like Eric Clapton…just got to be happy and dance it away!’. The version of ‘How Can You Do It Alone’ that follows is a very uptempo ‘punk’ take on it, including a ‘one-two-three-four’ count in.
The tape for this one came out particularly good as we were in the 8th row on the floor in front of Pete, which, were about the same seats we had three years earlier for the Who’s performance here. (Still on the tracker at:http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=261431)
Thanks again to Andy for putting these shows up for us.
Others in this series are here:

Jerry Garcia Band – Landover, MD (11/07/93)

Jerry Garcia Band
11/07/1993
USAir Arena
Landover, MD

Source: AUD(Schoeps MK4)>DAT>CDR>WAV>SHNv3

Disc 1 – Set 1
01 /How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) [06:46]
02 Stop That Train [11:05]
03 You Never Can Tell [10:11]
04 Run For The Roses [05:54]
05 Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power) [07:56]
06 My Sisters And Brothers [04:33]
07 Everybody Needs Somebody To Love [14:55]
Set 2
08 The Way You Do The Things You Do [17:04]
Total Time: 78:24

Disc 2 – Set 2 (continued)
01 Waiting For A Miracle [06:35]
02 Money Honey [06:43]
03 Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door [11:28]
04 Don’t Let Go [17:07]
05 Mississippi Moon [09:35]
06 Tangled Up In Blue [15:17]
Total Time: 66:45

The Who – Columbia, MD (06/29/70)

The Who
Merriweather Post Pavilion,
Columbia, Maryland
June 29, 1970.

Source: Unknown Audience Recording.
Quality: Very Good, 7/10 rating.

Set List:

1.Heaven & Hell 4:26
2.I Can’t Explain 2:23
3.Young Man Blues 5:33
4.Overture 5:33
5.It’s a Boy 0:34
6.1921 2:21
7.Amazing Journey 3:15
8.Sparks (Beginning) 0:14
9.Eyesight to the Blind 1:53
10.Christmas 3:09
11.The Acid Queen (Incomplete) 2:17
12.Pinball Wizard 2:48
13.Do You Think it’s Alright 0:22
14.Fiddle About 1:14
15.Tommy Can You Hear Me 1:01
16.There’s a Doctor 0:20
17.Go to the Mirror 3:26
18.Smash the Mirror 1:13
19.Miracle Cure 0:13
20.I’m Free 2:21
21.Tommy’s Holiday Camp (Cuts in at beginning) 0:59
22.We’re Not Gonna Take It (Cuts) 6:58
23.Summertime Blues 4:15

Sound Quality: A good, but incomplete audience recording the guitar is a little too loud, but it’s a minor complaint.

Details: A very good show and recording, but a substantial part wasn’t taped ‘My Generation’ is definitely missing and probably ‘Water’ and ‘I Donít Even Know Myself’ as well. The group gives another fine performance, equaling the outstanding show at this same venue the year before. The playing is at its usual very high standard for this era and Townshendís solos are blistering in ‘Heaven and Hell’ and ‘Young Man Blues’ later what sounds like a flaw in the recording makes for a bizarre version of ‘Tommyís Holiday Camp’. The parts of the show that were taped are well-recorded and itís puzzling why only an hour of this great show exists.

57:01 Minutes.

The Who – Largo, MD (08/03/76)

The Who
1976-08-03
Largo, MD
The Capital Centre

Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Nakamichi outboard Dolby B Unit>Wavelab 96/24>Sox 44.1/16>flac
Taping Gear: Advent Dynamic Mics>Sony 153-SD Cassette Deck(Dobly B on)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey – vocals, harmonica
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals
John Entwistle – bass, vocals
Keith Moon – drums, vocals

Setlist:

  1. Intro
  2. I Can’t Explain
  3. Substitute
  4. My Wife
  5. Baba O’Riley
  6. Squeeze Box
  7. Behind Blue Eyes
  8. Dreaming From The Waist
  9. Magic Bus
  10. Audience
  11. Amazing Journey ->
  12. Sparks
  13. Acid Queen
  14. Fiddle About
  15. Pinball Wizard
  16. I’m Free
  17. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
  18. We’re Not Gonna Take It
  19. Summertime Blues
  20. My Generation
  21. Won’t Get Fooled Again

Length: 98:14

Notes:
JEMS master recording and excellent sounding recording. This is the first time(August 2009) a transfer of this recording has been made available directly from the master cassette. All songs are complete with the only cut at the tape flip during the audience cheering between Magic Bus/Amazing Journey.

After about a seven week layoff The Who returned to the stage for the first night of their ‘Worldwind Tour’ which consisted of 2 shows at the Capital Centre just outside Washington D.C. and 2 shows in Florida. Despite being a little rusty this was a great show, as was the following night. This was my first long road trip to see The Who, and this first night I was in the eighth row, on Pete’s side of the stage. This is one of my best Who recordings. I’ve included a couple of photos I took during Sparks this night.
tapeboy for JEMS

Neil Young – Landover, MD (02/27/91)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse
February 27, 1991
Capital Center
Landover, MD

Awia stealth rig > master cass > cass > wav > shn

taped by scott w. A>D by ctopher – Aug 2003.

Disc 1

01 Intro / Star Spangled Banner
02 Crime In the City
03 Blowin’ In the Wind
04 Love TO Burn
05 Cinnamon Girl
06 Mansion On the Hill
07 Fuc#*!n’ Up

Disc 2

01 Cortez the Killer
02 Powderfinger
03 // Love and Only Love
04 Keep On Rockin’ In the Free World
05 Welfare Mothers
06 Like A Hurricane

Enjoy!

Wilco – Baltimore, MD (12/14/08)

Wilco
December 14, 2008
Lyric Opera House
Baltimore, Maryland

One Set:
Disc One:
01 Sunken Treasure
02 You Are My Face
03 War On War
04 Handshake Drugs
05 Impossible Germany
06 It’s Just That Simple
07 Forget The Flowers
08 Box Full Of Letters
09 Jesus Etc.
10 I Am Trying To Break Your Heart >
11 Spiders (Kidsmoke)
12 Hummingbird
13 A Shot In The Arm
14 Hate It Here

Disc Two:
01 Walken
02 I’m The Man Who Loves You
Encore One:
03 Via Chicago
04 California Stars
05 Kingpin*
Encore Two:
06 The Late Greats
07 Heavy Metal Drummer
08 Red-Eyed and Blue >
09 I Got You
10 Outtasite (Outta Mind)

Notes:

  • Jeff wearing neckbrace

Pink Floyd – Landover, MD (10/21/87)

Pink Floyd
1987-10-21
Time And Space (Landover 3rd Night)
Capitol Center, Landover, Maryland

Lineage: Unknown gen. cassette -> Sony HCD-EH26 -> wav -> NeroWaveEditor -> TLH -> flac

Track Listing
cd 1:

  1. Shine On You Crazy Diamond
  2. Signs Of Life
  3. Learning To Fly
  4. Good Evening, Welcome
  5. Yet Another Movie
  6. Round And Around
  7. A New Machine Part I
  8. Terminal Frost
  9. A New Machine Part II
  10. Sorrow
  11. Dogs Of War
  12. On The Turning Away

cd 2:

  1. One Of These Days
  2. Time
  3. On The Run
  4. Wish You Were Here
  5. Welcome To The Machine
  6. Us And Them
  7. Money
  8. Another Brick In The Wall Part II
  9. Comfortably Numb
  10. One Slip
  11. Run Like Hell

David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Richard Wright

John Carin – keyboards & vocals
Margaret Taylor – backing Vocals
Rachel Fury – backing vocals
Scott Page – saxophone
Guy Pratt – bass guitar & vocals
Tim Renwick – guitars
Gary Wallis – percussion

New date, music is a little far, but very good audience recording.

Transfered and artwork by Nipote

This release was first shared on IN FLOYD WE TRUST hub

http://www.infloydwetrust.com

Bob Dyan – Largo, MD (10/05/78)


Bob Dylan
Capital Centre
Largo, Maryland
5 October 1978

  1. My Back Pages
  2. Iím Ready (Willie Dixon)
  3. Is Your Love In Vain?
  4. Shelter From The Storm
  5. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
  6. Tangled Up In Blue
  7. Ballad Of A Thin Man
  8. Maggie’s Farm
  9. I Donít Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met)
  10. Like A Rolling Stone
  11. I Shall Be Released
  12. Going, Going, Gone
  13. One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
  14. It Ain’t Me, Babe
  15. Am I Your Stepchild?
  16. One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below)
  17. Blowin’ In The Wind
  18. Girl From The North Country
  19. SeÒor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
  20. Masters Of War
  21. Just Like A Woman
  22. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right
  23. All Along The Watchtower
  24. All I Really Want To Do
  25. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
  26. Forever Young
  27. Changing Of The Guards
  28. The Times They Are A-Changin’

Concert # 15 of the 1978 US Fall Tour. 1978 concert # 64.
Concert # 41 with the 1978 World Tour

Band: Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar),
Billy Cross (lead guitar),
Alan Pasqua (keyboards),
Steven Soles (rhythm guitar, backup vocals),
David Mansfield (violin & mandolin),
Steve Douglas (horns),
Jerry Scheff (bass),
Bobbye Hall (percussion),
Ian Wallace (drums),
Helena Springs, Jo Ann Harris, Carolyn Dennis (background vocals).

1 instrumental without Bob Dylan.
5, 15, 21 Bob Dylan (harmonica).
14 Bob Dylan solo (vocal, harmonica & guitar).

BobTalk

Thank you. Hereís a love ballad I wrote a little while back. The story about three people in love. (before Tangled Up In Blue)

Thank you. We gonna take a break right here, for a short while. Anyway this next song I recorded a few years back with The Band, you remember The Band? Right, this is off an album we did called Planet Waves. Sold about four copies. (before Going, Going, Gone)

Thank you. This is a song I wrote in Mexico. I was on a train that stopped at a place called Chihuahua. (before SeÒor (Tales Of Yankee Power))

Thank you. Thank you very much. We’d like to play this song for you. Anyway, we’ve been accused of playing disco music. Falsely accused of playing disco music. (before Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right)

Thank you, all right. Can you hear the bass and drums out there tonight? All right! On the drums tonight, from Kingston, Jamaica, please give him a warm hand, Mr. Ian Wallace! On the bass guitar, Mr. Jerry Scheff. Actually, youíre a beautiful crowd. Just one of the best crowds weíve ever had. Over on the organ, that’s Alan Pasqua. Right there on the keyboards. On the lead guitar tonight, Mr. Billy Cross. On the rhythm guitar, from Tombstone, Arizona, the ever ready Mr. Steven Soles. He never sleeps. And on the mandolin and violin and sometimes lead electric guitar, the youngest member of the group, he’s only fifteen years old. Doesn’t smoke dope, he doesn’t drink whiskey, he doesn’t go out with women, he doesn’t eat meat. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. David Mansfield! On the tenor saxophone, Mr. Steve Douglas. On the backup vocals tonight my three girlfriends, sometimes girlfriends. On the left, Jo Ann Harris. An in the middle, Miss Helena Springs. A wonderful future and a great behind. On the left, Carolyn Dennis. On the conga drums, from Detroit, Miss Bobbye Hall. All right, thank you very much. Thank you a lot. This is called It’s Alright Ma, I’m Only Bleeding.

Thank you, we’re gonna go now. Anyway, weíll leave you with this song. I wrote it a few years back for one of my kids and I recorded it with The Band on this same album called Planet Waves. (before Forever Young)

3 new songs (10%) compared to previous concert.