The Doors – Stockholm, Sweden (09/20/68)

The Doors
Restored 3LP set “The Complete Stockholm 68 Tapes”
Konserthuset Stora Salen
Stockholm Sweden
1968-09-20

From the original uploader:
It’s believed the source material for both those torrents came from this set of LPs. You’ll have to be the judge for that.

These two performances are an eye-opener if you’ve never heard them before. What you get is a wowser recording of an in-shape, ready to kill you Jim Morrison. The man is out for blood and it shows. The only thing wrong here, and it’s the ONLY thing is that Jim is off mike for the first “When The Music’s Over”. The recording is clear enough that you can just about hear him, but alas there is nothing that can be done about that now. The material itself is stellar and the band is in top form. Enjoy this show, it’s a mind-ripper.

Setlist:

Early Show

Five To One
Love Street
Love Me Two Times
When The Music’s Over
A Little Game
The Hill Dwellers
Light My Fire/Persian Night
The Unknown Soldier

Late Show

Five To One
Alabama Song/Mack The Knife
Back Door Man/I Feel Pretty Good
You’re Lost Little Girl
Love Me Two Times
When The Music’s Over
Wild Child
Money
Wake Up!
Light My Fire
The End

Lineage: DOORS68 A-F in MCV-> Sound Forge 6.0 ->Click and Crackle removal tool ->Sound Forge 11.0 for cleanup -FLAC via TLH, level 6, sectors aligned and verified

Jimi Hendrix – Stockholm, Sweden (09/05/67)

Jimi Hendrix Experience
Radiohus Studio
Stockholm, Sweden
09/05/67

Side one:
1 – Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band [1:45]
2 – Hey Joe [4:08]
3 – I Don’t Live Today [4:22]
4 – The Wind Cries Mary [3:37]
5 – Foxy Lady [3:37]
6 – Fire [2:59]

Side two:
1 – Burning of the Midnight Lamp [4:06]
2 – Purple Haze [5:13]
3 – Sunshine of Your Love [7:51]
4 – Voodoo Child (Slight Return) [7:56]

Tracks 1-8 – Radiohus Studio, Stockholm, Sweden, 9/5/67.
Tracks 9-10 – Konserthus, Stockhom, 1/9/69.
Vinyl (Wizardo WRMB 333)> rca cables> goldwave> flac

Jimi Hendrix – guitar
Noel Redding – bass
Mitch Mitchell – drums

Pink Floyd – Stockholm, Sweden (09/10/67)

PINK FLOYD
Stockholm, Sweden
Gyllene Circelen
10.september.1967

SOURCE: sonic studio dsm 6 (w/ pre-amp & bass roll off) > tascam tascam dr-07 (44khz/24bit)
TRANSFER: adobe audition 3.0 > flac level 8
LOCATION: next to the soundboard, approx. 6 meters off the speakers, center
TOTAL: 43:02

01
02 mathilda mother
03 pow r toc h
04 scream thy last scream
05 set the controls for the heart of the sun
06 see emily play
07 interstellar overdrive

NOTES:
– this is a 44 khz/24 bit version. you either need to downsample it to 44/16 to put it to cd or download a 44/16 version from dimeadozen.
– some general information about how this “replay” came to be http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/de … yd-bootleg
– more detailed info here: http://www.sydbarrettpinkfloyd.com/2010 … rding.html
– very nice pix here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12599973@N … 559863163/
– thank to creamcheese for “treating” (only very, very little normalising and editing was done with extreme caution)

Billy Bragg – Stockholm, Sweden (10/14/96)

Billy Bragg
10/14/96
Gino Club
Stockholm, Sweden

Levi Stubbs’ Tears
From Red To Blue
The Space Race Is Over
Accident Waiting To Happen
Greetings To The New Brunette
The Saturday Boy
Upfield
Sexuality
Sugardaddy
Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards
A New England (Father’s Version)

Billy Bragg is one of my heroes. He’s a punk rock folk singer. He’s funny and brilliant and simply remarkable. He’s also very political which can be a turn off. He’s really quite liberal, which can be an even bigger turn off. I often agree with him, but even when I don’t I find myself nodding my head anyways because he presents his point of view, whether in song or banter, in such a way to make me want to believe. There is none of the dark cynicism that you find on the television or radio these days, but simply an argument intelligently delivered with a mountain of kindness and a pound of humor.

His songs aren’t bad either.

This is one of my favorite shows of his that I own. I like it so much that I downloaded it again since I can’t find my original disk. It is from a radio show in Sweden, and the sound is excellent. It is just him and his electric guitar, but it’s quite delightful. He cracks me up throughout talking politics and the hunting season, and whatever else crosses his mind. Its worth it just for the reworking of his classic song, “New England” with lyrics changed due to multiple changes in his life since he wrote it.