10,000 Maniacs – New York, NY (10/11/86)

10,000 Maniacs
New York City, NY
The Ritz
1986-10-11

Source: unknown source > ? > cassette received in trade > recorded to hard drive >
CoolEdit (track separation) > burned to CD > tracks extracted using iTunes > Trader’s
Little Helper > you

Sound quality: B

Tracks:

What’s the Matter Here? (early version)
Poison in the Well (early version)
A Campfire Song (early version)
Maddox Table
Don’t Talk (early version)
Just As the Tide Was a’Flowing
City of Angels (early version)
Can’t Ignore the Train
Scorpio Rising
Like the Weather (early version)
Sister Rose (early version)
Planned Obsolescence
Pit Viper
Daktari

This is one of the earliest recordings of the band beginning to road-test some of the
upcoming “In My Tribe” material. The audience is nearly impossible to hear, which makes
me think that this may be sourced from the soundboard, but unfortunately the sound is
extremely bright with minimal low end.

It’s impressive to think that most of these “In My Tribe” songs were written immediately
following John Lombardo’s departure from the band on July 14 (twelve weeks earlier) and
that they were already being performed live in their near-final versions by mid-September.

Of note: by the time of this concert, “Poison in the Well” had fully evolved from the earlier
song known as “G Suspended”. Of course it was ultimately rejected for “In My Tribe” and
held for release on “Blind Man’s Zoo.”

10,000 Maniacs’ “The Wishing Chair” L.P. will celebrate its 30th anniversary this year
(original release date – September 23, 1985). Since it seems apparent that the Maniacs
are not being given the remaster / bonus tracks / box set treatment that they so richly
deserve, I’ve decided to upload all of my 70+ live and rare 10,000 Maniacs recordings
during the coming weeks. Although many of these recordings will be re-seeds of previous
Dime torrents, a substantial number have never appeared on the Dime (and many others
haven’t been shared since the Dime’s previous incarnation as “easytree.org” circa 2005).

Peter Gabriel – New York, NY (03/19/77)

Peter Gabriel
The Lostbrook Tape Series Volume 109
March 19, 1977
Palladium
New York, NY

Recording Equipment: Internal Mic>Sanyo M2533 Tape Deck>TDK SD C90>Alesis TapeLinkUSB>Audacity>WAV

Taper: Lostbrook
Mastering: CQ
Artwork: ethiessen1

01 Here Comes The Flood
02 On The Air
03 Moribund The Burgermeister
04 Waiting For The Big One
05 Indigo
06 Excuse Me
07 Solsbury Hill
08 Ain’t That Peculiar
09 Why Don’t We
10 Humdrum
11 Slowburn
12 All Day And All Of The Night
13 Here Comes The Flood
14 Modern Love
15 Down The Dolce Vita
16 Back IN NYC

Peter Gabriel – Piano, Flute, Tambourine, Vocals
Dusty Rhodes (aka Robert Fripp) – Guitars, Effects
Steve Hunter- Guitars
Tony Levin – Bass, Stick, Tuba, Backing Vocals
Larry Fast – Synthesizers
Alan Schwartzberg – Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals
Phil Aaberg – Keyboards, Backing Vocals
John Maelen – Percussion, Backing Vocals

This tape was recorded from the aisle seat in fifth row center,
in a location affected by a condition I call “sat-too-close-to-
the-stage-at-the-palladium-itis.” Not only was the sound behind
me, but there was a lot of commotion in the aisle, most of it
caused by one of my friends. Howie had a seat elsewhere in the
building, and as a photographer, he naturally wanted to improve
his position by joining me at my seat. The ushers initially
accommodated him, but soon began to clear the aisle aggressively.
They probably knew that Peter Gabriel was going to enter the
audience early in the show. We were completely shocked when Peter
came down our aisle, and you’ll hear us say hello as we shook his
hand. What’s truly shocking is how many times Howie showed up at
my seat and the numerous threats from the ushers that he ignored.
Considering the fact that he shared my seat at times, I can’t believe
that I was able to keep the recorder hidden. It’s stunning that he
didn’t end up on the street. At one point, he was physically removed,
but amazingly, he showed up again during the encore! You might think
I would have copies of the photos after all of this, but you would be
wrong. I don’t recall ever seeing them. Nevertheless, this is a great
performance by Peter Gabriel in his historic return to NYC, but if
you’re looking for a clean, quiet capture, this isn’t it.

One of my friends had information about an Atlantic Records party for
the band, so after the show, we drove to a restaurant (Chinese?) on
49th Street (Lexington Ave?) and stood on the corner. Two of my friends
volunteered to be scouts and attempted to sneak into the restaurant.
Somehow, this involved taking off their shoes and crawling on the floor,
but they were caught and soon returned to us on the corner. Before
long, the band began to arrive in separate limousines. Steve Hunter
was first, and he was extremely friendly as he signed autographs for
us while imitating W.C. Fields. I asked if he would like the honor
of bringing us in as his guests, but he said, “I can’t do that I’m
afraid because I’m in as a guest.” The next vehicle to arrive contained
Robert Fripp, and we were completely intimidated as he crossed the street.
We weren’t really expecting him to say anything, so it was no surprise
when he walked by us. All we could manage was an awkward, “Great to have
you back Robert.” Larry Fast was in the next limo, and he spent several
minutes with us signing autographs. I asked him if he was working on
anything with Nektar, and he said he would be “bouncing in and out of
the studio between tour dates.” The final limo arrived, and Peter Gabriel
and his manager, Tony Smith, stepped out. Peter spent over five minutes
with us signing autographs while we pleaded with him to take us to the party.
Peter gently turned us down and told us that the guest list was “incredibly tight”
and that he “had a lot of people (he) wanted to ask but couldn’t.” We discussed
a range of other subjects, and you won’t be surprised to hear that Peter Gabriel
is extremely polite and respectful to his fans. I recorded the entire encounter
and considered including it here but decided that it’s just for the ears of those
that were there. (Translation – we sound moronic at times.)

Bruce Hornsby – New York, NY (09/02/86)

Bruce Hornsby and The Range
The Bottom Line
New York NY
1986-09-02

01 Jacob’s Ladder
02 The Way It Is
03 The Long Race
04 Mandolin Rain >
05 Piano Solo >
06 The Red Plains >
07 I Know You Rider
(fade out, tape flip, conclusion of IKYR)
08 Every Little Kiss
09 The River Runs Low
10 Wild Frontier
11 Western Skyline
12 Till The Dreaming’s Done
13 Down the Road Tonight
(fade out, last couple minutes misssing…)

The Band:
Bruce Hornsby – keyboards, vocals
Peter Harris – guitar
George Marinelli – guitar
Joe Puerta – bass
John Molo – drums

Midnight show broadcast live by WNEW-FM, New York.

Lineage:
off-air master cassette
WNEW-FM > Technics Receiver > BIC Cassette Deck > Maxell UD XLII > Sony TC-WE835S Cassette Deck > ADS Tech RDX-150 > Sony Soundforge 9.0 > FLAC level 6 aligned on SB

The Cure – New York, NY (11/01/85)

The Cure
Radio City Music Hall
New York, NY (USA)
November 1, 1985

Equipment: Sony 909 mic > Sony D-6
Lineage: Master Maxell XLII cassettes > Tascam 202MKV > Edirol R09 (16/44) > Adobe Audition 5.5 (level boost/hiss reduction) > CD Wave Editor (track) > flac8
Taper: Stonecutter15: Stonecutter Archives
Transfer & Tracking: Smores

setlist:
1. The Baby Screams
2. Play For Today
3. Kyoto Song
4. Primary
5. The Hanging Garden
6. Cold
7. A Night Like This
8. In Between Days
9. Let’s Go To Bed
10. The Walk
11. Push
12. Screw
13. One Hundred Years
14. A Forest
15. Sinking
16. Six Different Ways
17. Close To Me
18. Charlotte Sometimes
19. Three Imaginary Boys
20. Boys Don’t Cry
21. 10:15 Saturday Night
22. Killing An Arab
23. Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah) [Gary Glitter]

This show is from the Stonecutter Archives who was kind enough to share some of his tapes for this forum. If you have masters that you would like to share PLEASE contact me or anyone that is willing to work on them to get them out to the collecting community. Thanks.

Grateful Dead + New Riders of the Purple Sage – New York, NY (04/26/71)

Grateful Dead
4/26/71
Fillmore East
New York, NY

–NRPS set–
01 – Henry
02 – The Weight
03 – Last Lonely Eagle
04 – Fun, Fun, Fun
05 – Runnin’ back to you
06 – I Don’t Know You
07 – Dirty Business
08 – Glendale Train

–The Dead–Set 1–
01 – Bertha
02 – Me & My Uncle
03 Big Boss Man
04 – Loser
05 – Playing in the Band
06 – Hard to Handle
07 – Dark Star ->
08 – Wharf Rat
09 – Casey Jones

–Set 2–
10 – Sugar Magnolia*
11 – It Hurts Me Too*
12 – Beat It on Down the Line*
13 – China Cat Sunflower ->
14 – I Know You Rider
15 – Deal
16 – Mama Tried
17 – Good Lovin’
18 – Sing Me Back Home
19 – Not Fade Away ->
20 – Going Down the Road Feeling Bad ->
21 – Not Fade Away

* w/ Duane Allman

Bill Murray – New York, NY (10/16/17)

Bill Murray and Friends
(Jan Vogler – cello, Mira Wang – violin, Vanessa Perez – piano)
Carnegie Hall
NYC, NY
2017-10-16

Source: Zoom H1 -> Audacity -> TLH

Setlist
1. Ernest Hemingway – Did you ever play a Musical Instrument?
2. Bach – Prelude from Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major
3. Walt Whitman – Song of the Open Road
James Fenimore Cooper – Deerslayer
Hemingway – Group Feeling
Ravel – Blues from Sonata for violin and piano No. 2
4. Hemingway – With Pascin at the Dome
5. Piazzola – La Muerte del Angel
6. Gershwin – It Ain’t Necessarily So
7. Stephen Foster – Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair
8. Musical Surprise
9. Van Morrison – When Will I Ever Learn to Live in God
10. Mark Twain – Adventure of Huck Finn
11. Shostakovich – Allegro from Sonata for Cello and piano in D minor
12. James Thurber – If Grant had been drinking at Appomattox
13. Bernstein – West Side Story Medley
Encores
14. Did you ever have the feeling?
15. El Paso
16. Bill throws flowers to the audience
17. Applause
18. Fresh Spring

Bob Dylan – New York, NY (01/31/74)

Bob Dylan & The Band
Madison Square Garden
New York City, New York
31 January 1974

❃ AFTERNOON SHOW ❃

Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine)
Lay Lady Lay
Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
It Ain’t Me Babe
Ballad Of A Thin Man
All Along The Watchtower
Ballad Of Hollis Brown
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
The Times They Are A-Changin’
Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right
Gates Of Eden
Just Like A Woman
It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
Forever Young
Highway 61 Revisited
Like A Rolling Stone

– ENCORE(s) –

Maggie’s Farm
Blowin’ In The Wind

❃ EVENING SHOW ❃

– ENCORE(s) –

Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine)
Blowin’ In The Wind

Note: First “Highway 61 Revisited” of the 1974 tour.

Eric Clapton – New York, NY (07/13/74)

Eric Clapton
1974-07-13
New York, NY
“Bright Lights in Blues City” (Big Music BIG 033) *SBD*
Big Music – Big 033 – SB 5

Track List:
1) Smile
2) Let it Grow
3) Can’t Find My Way Home
4) Wille and the hand Jive
5) Let it Rain
6) Key to the Highway
7) Blues Power / Have You Ever Loved a Woman
8) Layla / Presence of the Lord
9) Steady Rollin Man / Crossroads

Geetarz Comments:

The date on the CD jacket is incorrectly listed as July 14, 1974.

Remember the old days? I think this was one of the first CD boots I ever bought. Back then you’d have to wait for the post to bring
“Goldmine” magazine, which at that point was a roughly telephone sized tabloid (well, I exaggerate) and if you spent hours poring
over the ads you’d come across cryptic titles, send your postal money order to Germany, or Luxembourg, or Italy ($25/single,
$50/double, plus postage) and wait, and if you were lucky, a couple of months later you’d get a package in the mail and voila! You’d
have some idea of what you had just purchased.

Back then the idea of just having tons of cool stuff available at your fingertips on a torrent site was the thing of science fiction.
Not to mention having so much information and feedback easily available.

So here it is, a fun show. I certainly enjoyed playing it today, and I hope you do, too!

Silver > Plextor PX-712a > EAC v. 0.99 Prebeta 4 (Secure) > FLAC > You !

Artwork, info file, checksums (FFP, MD5, and ST5), and EAC Logs included.

A scan of the original silver disc is also included. Even if you have this title in your collection, you may appreciate this version,
with known lineage.

Please note, a “whole-torrent” MD5 is also included, which will verify that all the contents remain unchanged.

Reseeds are welcome, and encouraged – share the tunes!

Torrenting Supervision and Moral Support by Cody the Codependent Husky.

Talking Heads – New York, NY (12/21/76)

Talking Heads
CBGB
New York NY
12-21-1976

Early Set:
01 Artists Only
02 Let’s Work (A Clean Break)
03 I Wish You Wouldn’t Say That
04 With Our Love
05 Uh-Oh Love Comes to Town
06 //New Feeling
07 I’m Not in Love

Late Set:
08 Love -> Building on Fire
09 First Week / Last Week… Carefree
10 Questions for Lovers
11 Who is It?
12 I Feel It In My Heart
13 No Compassion
14 Pulled Up
15 Psycho Killer
16 Encore 1: Love is All Around
17 Encore 2: 1-2-3 Red Light

Source: Audience recording on a hand-held cassette recorder (model unknown).
Transfer: MAC > WAV > Wavelab > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC (small FLAC due to Mono Wav).
Concert recording & transfer to WAV by James Britt.
Wavelab thru FLAC by http://talkingheadsconcerthistory.blogspot.com/

Decent recording for this vintage. New Feeling cuts in on second verse, might be a
song or two missing before that (a newspaper review of this show mentions that The
Book I Read and 96 Tears were also played). Some tape damage audible here and there,
not too bad. The “tick tock” sound heard on quiet parts is from the recorder’s motor.

Note from the taper: Recorded at CBGB on a crappy cassette recorder. This was recorded
on December 21, 1976. The group was still a trio; you can hear someone in the crowd ask
“What’s Jerry Harrison’s status?” Enjoy! – James Britt.

Queen – New York, NY (07/28/82)

Queen
1982, 28th Jul.
New York, NY
Madison Square Garden

CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC (level 8)

Sound: very good
Source: audience

Comments:
Recommended and complete! Many Hot Space songs in a live format.

Disc 1:
01. Flash
02. Rock it
03. We will rock you (fast)
04. Action this day
05. Play the game
06. Somebody to love
07. Now I’m here
08. Dragon attack/Now I’m here (reprise)
09. Save me
10. Calling all girls
11. Get down make love
12. Brighton rock
13. Body language

Disc 2:
01. Under pressure
02. Fat bottomed girls
03. Crazy little thing called love
04. Bohemian rhapsody
05. Tie your mother down
06. Another one bites the dust
07. We will rock you
08. We are the champions
09. God save the queen