Neil Young – Brisbane, Australia (04/15/89)

Neil Young
1989-04-15
Entertainment Centre
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
w/ The Lost Dogs

Source: Analog master > DAT
Transfer: DAT > wav w/ Opcode DATPort > Adobe Audition (fade i/o, sample rate convertion) > CDWav (tracking) > flac(8)
Mastered by Ciaran Cronin

Length: 130:57

01. Comes A Time
02. Sugar Mountain
03. The Needle And The Damage Done
04. Wrecking Ball
05. For The Turnstiles
06. Roll Another Number
07. Too Far Gone
08. Heart Of Gold
09. Cocaine Eyes
10. Eldorado
11. No More
12. Boxcar
13. Mr. Soul
14. Band Intros
15. Cinnamon Girl
16. Powderfinger
17. Down By The River (missing intro)
18. Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
19. Rockin’ In The Free World
20. Tonight’s The Night

+ Bonus:
21. Brisbane radio interview early 1989
22. Perth live pre-show backstage radio interview 1989-04-05

Tour: 1989 Australian Tour with The Lost Dogs
Band: The Lost Dogs

Neil Young – vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, guitjo, harmonica
Frank Sampedro – guitar, keyboards, vocals
Ben Keith – pedal steel guitar, dobro, vocal
Rick Rosas – bass
Chad Cromwell – drums

Bruce Springsteen – Brisbane, Australia (03/14/13)

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Brisbane, QLD, Australia
2013-03-14

Zoom H4 Internal mics>16bit/44.1hz> Transcend SD card>Adobe Audition CS6 track split>Traders Little Helper flac level8

Tracklist

01 We Take Care of Our Own
02 Just Like Fire Would
03 Wrecking Ball
04 Badlands
05 Death to My Hometown
06 Hungry Heart
07 My City of Ruins
08 Spirit in the Night
09 The E Street Shuffle
10 Jack of All Trades
11 Murder Incorporated
12 Johnny 99
13 Because the Night
14 She’s the One
15 Shackled and Drawn
16 Waitin’ on a Sunny Day
17 Apollo Medley
18 The Rising
19 The Ghost of Tom Joad
20 Thunder Road
21 We Are Alive
22 Born to Run
23 Glory Days
24 Dancing in the Dark
25 Tenth Avenue Freeze-out

Tom Morello plays guitar in place of Steve Van Zandt who was busy making his TV show.

First night of Australian tour includes the world premier of The Saints song Just Like Fire Would originally released in 1986. The Saints were a local Brisbane band.
Recorded in the pit 3 people from front. I was standing in front of Nils / Soozie.
Not an ideal spot to record due to the hustle and bustle of being on the floor but this recording will suffice until a better one hopefully turns up