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.

intro
The Fuse
Rock Me On The Water
The Late Show
Here Come Those Tears Again
Love Needs A Heart
For A Dancer
The Road
Linda Paloma
For Everyman
You Love The Thunder
Running On Empty*
merch rap
Before The Deluge
Sleep’s Dark & Silent Gate
The Pretender
The Load Out > Stay*
crowd / encore:
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

Grateful Dead – Landover, MD (10/09/94)

Grateful Dead – October 9, 1994
USAir Arena – Landover, MD

Set 1:
d1t01 – Tuning
d1t02 – Hell In A Bucket
d1t03 – Bertha
d1t04 – Spoonful
d1t05 – Stagger Lee
d1t06 – Broken Arrow
d1t07 – Me And My Uncle ->
d1t08 – Big River
d1t09 – So Many Roads
d1t10 – The Promised Land

Set 2:
d2t01 – Tuning
d2t02 – Here Comes Sunshine ->
d2t03 – Samson And Delilah
d2t04 – Way To Go Home
d2t05 – Ship Of Fools
d3t01 – Saint Of Circumstance ->
d3t02 – Drums ->
d3t03 – Space ->
d3t04 – I Need A Miracle ->
d3t05 – Comes A Time ->
d3t06 – Throwing Stones ->
d3t07 – Turn On Your Lovelight

Encore:
d3t08 – Crowd/Tuning
d3t09 – Rain

Grateful Dead – Landover, MD (10/10/94)

Grateful Dead – October 10, 1994
USAir Arena – Landover, MD

Set 1:
d1t01 – Tuning
d1t02 – Iko Iko
d1t03 – Walkin’ Blues
d1t04 – Althea
d1t05 – Desolation Row
d1t06 – Loose Lucy
d1t07 – Eternity

Set 2:
d2t01 – Tuning
d2t02 – Help On The Way ->
d2t03 – Slipknot! ->
d2t04 – Franklin’s Tower
d2t05 – Estimated Prophet ->
d2t06 – Terrapin Station ->
d2t07 – Drums ->
d3t01 – Space ->
d3t02 – All Along The Watchtower ->
d3t03 – Stella Blue ->
d3t04 – Not Fade Away

Encore:
d3t05 – Crowd/Tuning
d3t06 – I Fought The Law

Grateful Dead – Landover, MD (10/11/94)

Grateful Dead – October 11, 1994
USAir Arena – Landover, MD

Set 1:
d1t01 – Tuning
d1t02 – Picasso Moon
d1t03 – Jack-A-Roe
d1t04 – It’s All Over Now
d1t05 – High Time
d1t06 – If The Shoe Fits
d1t07 – Lazy River Road
d1t08 – Easy Answers ->
d1t09 – Deal

Set 2:
d2t01 – Eyes Of The World ->
d2t02 – Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
d2t03 – Samba In The Rain ->
d2t04 – He’s Gone ->
d2t05 – Drums (w/ Jerry) ->
d3t01 – Space ->
d3t02 – China Doll ->
d3t03 – Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
d3t04 – Crowd/Tuning
d3t05 – Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

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

Substitute
I Can’t Explain
Baba O’Riley
The Punk And The Godfather
My Wife
Sister Disco
Behind Blue Eyes
Music Must Change
Drowned
Who Are You
5:15
Pinball Wizard >
See Me Feel Me
Long Live Rock
My Generation
I Can See For Miles
Sparks
Won’t Get Fooled Again
encore:
Summertime Blues
Dancing In The Streets
Dance It Away
How Can You Do It Alone
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

Grateful Dead – Landover, MD (03/16/93)

Grateful Dead
March 16, 1993
Capital Centre
Landover, MD

Set 1:
d1t01 – Tuning
d1t02 – Jack Straw
d1t03 – Row Jimmy
d1t04 – New Minglewood Blues
d1t05 – So Many Roads
d1t06 – Cassidy
d1t07 – Tennessee Jed ->
d1t08 – Promised Land

Set 2:
d2t01 – Tuning
d2t02 – Scarlet Begonias ->
d2t03 – Fire On The Mountain
d2t04 – Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
d2t05 – Uncle John’s Band ->
d2t06 – Drums ->
d3t01 – Space ->
d3t02 – The Last Time ->
d3t03 – Morning Dew ->
d3t05 – Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
d3t06 – U.S. Blues

Crosby, Stills & Nash – Columbia, MD (08/01/90)

Crosby, Stills & Nash
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD
August 01, 1990

01 Love The One Youre With
02 Change Partners
03 Drive My Car
04 Chicago
05 Live It Up
06 If Anybody Had A Heart
07 Just A Song Before I Go
08 Lee Shore
09 Yours And Mine
10 Got It Made
11 Wind In The Water
12 Nightime For The Generals
13 For What Its Worth

14 Wasted On The Way
15 Our House
16 Guinnevere
17 My Country Tis Of Thee
18 Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
19 Cathedral
20 Deja Vu
21 Got To Keep Open
22 Wooden Ships
23 Southern Cross
24 Woodstock

Lineage: SBD > ? > CDR > Eac > Wav > Flac

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.