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Bootlegs of the Day: February 25, 2023

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Bob Marley – 1980.06.28 – Torino, Italy

Bob Marley – 1980.09.17 – Providence, RI

Bonnie Raitt – 1992.04.21 – Eureka, CA

Bruce Springsteen – 1977-1978 – The Unbroken Promise – Lighting Up The Darkness Sessions

Kate and Anna McGarrible – 1984.06.11-12 – Rochester, NY

Neil Young – 1999.04.21 – New York, NY

Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie – 1975.07.25 – New York, NY

PFunk – 1978.11.01 – Washington, DC

REM – 1995.07.25 – Milton Keynes, England

The Bangles – 1986.08.06 – New York, NY

The Beatles – 1961-1969 – Acetate Collection

The Beatles – 1963-1970 – File Under Beatles

The Beatles – Acoustic Submarine

The Doors – 1967.03.07 – San Francisco, CA

The Rolling Stones – 1971-1974 – Outtakes and Rarities, Vol. 5

U2 – 1981.11.13 – Albany, NY – Thanks to several of you who answered my request for this show.

Bootlegs of the Day: February 22, 2023

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Now that I’ve gone through the dead Amazon Drive and downloaded all the shows that I didn’t have on any physical drive I’m actually going through those downloaded shows to verify that I really don’t have them on a physical drive. I initially did a pretty quick look to see if I had them, and was quick to download them if I didn’t see them. But now I can do a thorough search. There are some shows that were already in a drive and I get to delete the downloaded files and some that I still can’t find.

Those shows I’m logging and filing and sometimes uploading. The sometimes is because there are a lot of them and I don’t want to get overwhelmed. They will get uploaded at some point in the future, just not today.

Mixed in with all of those recent Amazon downloads are other shows that I’ve downloaded from other places over the last few months and didn’t get around to sorting. Those are also sometimes going into the upload today pile. I’ll probably post most of those over the weekends since they are mostly from artists I don’t collect, but I’ll sprinkle some in here and there. Today you get a Doors show.

And a new Bob Weir compilation. And an old Mydland studio album and some (mostly) previously posted Grateful Dead shows.

Enjoy.

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros – Best of Kennedy Center – 2022-10-05-09

Brent Mydland – Unreleased Solo Album

The Doors – 1967.03.10 – San Francisco, CA

Grateful Dead – 1990.03.16 – Landover, MD

Grateful Dead – 1990.03.22 – Hamilton, Canada

Grateful Dead – 1990.03.29 – Uniondale, NY

Grateful Dead – 1990.05.05 – Carson, CA

Grateful Dead – 1990.06.23 – Eugene, OR

Grateful Dead – 1990.06.24 – Eugene, OR

The Doors – Frankfurt, Germany (09/14/68)

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The Doors
1968-09-14
Frankfurt, Germany
Kongreshalle

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First Set:

Break on through (to the other side)
Alabama song (Whisky bar)
Back door man
When the music’s over
The WASP (Texas radio & the big beat)
Hello, I love you
Light my fire
The unknown soldier

Second Set:

Five to One

Notes from The Midnight Cafe:

The notes on this are confusing. There were more songs played in the second set but none of these sources seem to include them. Some of the songs have been officially released so perhaps they were originally removed for that reason. But the notes don’t say. I think I have put them together in a manner that makes sense in terms of what is actually included. If you know more information please add a comment. If you have the full show and want to share it, please send me a message.

Source 1:

Set 1 Only

low gen AUD remastered
lineage: “The night on fire” LP > CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC > remastered

Notes:
Taken from Buda’s European box set, seeded at The Traders Den.
This is the remastered version. The unedited version is available in the additional folder.
-MrKing-

Source 2:

Set 1 only

SOURCE
Good Audience recording
Bootleg “The Night on Fire”, Tangie Town Records TTR CD 9001, Czech 1996
Lineage: Silver > EAC (log included) > WAV > APE > FLAC (retracked & renamed)
Transfered by: kleen
Doors interview included as bonus on this release (taken on September 15, 1967 in Oswego) is not included.

Source 3:

Set II only

unknown SBD
lineage: CDR > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Notes:
Taken from Buda’s European box set, seeded at The Traders Den.
The source is probably “The Doors: Live in Europe” DVD.
-MrKing-

The Doors – Danbury, CT (10/11/67)

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The Doors
1967-10-11
Danbury High School
Danbury Connecticut
October 17, 1967

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3rd generation P.A. recording by faculty member.

setlist:
01 announcements 1:05
02 Moonlight Drive (includes Horse Latitudes) 6:57
03 Money 3:49
04 Break on Through 6:06
05 Backdoor Man 5:34
06 People are Strange [released on “Boot Your Butt” and not included here]
07 Crystal Ship 3:34
08 Wake Up!> 1:52
09 Light My Fire 10:01
10 The End 20:56

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

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

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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

The Doors – Boston, MA (03/17/68)

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The Doors
1968-03-17
Back Bay Theatre (2nd Set),
Boston, Massachusetts

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1.When the Music’s Over 12:49
2.Backdoor Man – Five to One 5:51
3.Break on Through – There You Sit 4:56
4.Love Me Two Times* 3:22
5.You’re Lost, Little Girl – Light my Fire 12:39
6.The End – Across the Sea – Accident – The Holy Shay – Ensenada 14:41

* Edited Out, Official Release on “Boot Yer Butt”

54:21 Minutes Total.

Very Good Audience

The Doors – Cleveland, OH (08/03/68)

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The Doors
August 3, 1968 (Saturday)
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Cleveland, Ohio
[Audience Recording]

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Master Reel > ANA1 > CDR > EAC > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)

Track List:

01. House Announcer – 3:44
02. Break On Through – 5:27
03. Back Door Man – 2:41
04. Five To One – 11:15
05. When The Music’s Over – 17:54
06. What Do You Wanna Hear? – 2:20
07. Soul Kitchen – 6:22
08. Light My Fire – 8:38
09. Thank You For Coming – 1:49

Notes from the original uploader:

A 1st gen audience recording. Jim is pretty drunk for this show and has a lot of fun with the audience. Unlike in Miami, he doesn’t berate the crowd, but does threaten to kill someone if his monitors aren’t turned up as “Five To One” starts. “Hey listen, if I can’t hear myself a little bit louder than that, I’m just gonna quit, go out, and kill some people! C’mon!” The band keeps vamping but Jim continues to playfully talk with the audience. After over six minutes of banter he asks, “What song are we singing?” and finally begins the lyrics to “Five To One.” After a surprisingly tight version of “When The Music’s Over,” the band goes into “Soul Kitchen” and during the song’s second verse, Jim misses his cue. Toward the end of the song, the band realizes that Jim isn’t interested in finishing the lyrics and they break into “Light My Fire.” By the end of the concert, Jim is incoherent and screaming more and more until he finally jumps into the audience. He manages to get back onstage (with the help of a number of stage hands) and barely finishes “Light My Fire” before leaving the stage. At the very end of the tape, you can hear the house announcer ask the audience for Jim’s coat. (“Has anyone seen Jim Morrison’s coat?”) Definitely an interesting night as far as Doors shows go. Only wish we had a better quality recording. Enjoy.

The Doors – Isle of Wight, England (08/30/70)

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The Doors
August 30, 1970 (Saturday)
East Afton Farm
The Isle Of Wight Festival
Isle Of Wight, England

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Track List:

01. Introduction – 0:18
02. Back Door Man – 4:18
03. Break On Through – 4:53
04. When The Music’s Over – 13:31
05. Ship Of Fools – 7:37
06. Roadhouse Blues – 6:07
06. Light My Fire – 14:21
07. The End – 18:18

Soundboard Recording

Multi-Track Master > DAT > DAT > CDR > WAV > Flac Frontend > FLAC (lvl 8, SBE aligned)

Notes from the original uploader:

For years, The Doors’ performance at the Isle Of Wight has only been available in an edited or incomplete form. The most popular release, “Palace Of Exile,” is missing over a minute in the middle of “The End” and the intro to “When The Music’s Over” is severly edited. Audience recordings of the show are missing “Roadhouse Blues.” Previously on this site someone offered a matrix of the audience and soundboard sources in order to recreate the complete concert in the best quality available. Now for the first time, we have a master DAT source for the COMPLETE Isle Of Wight concert in perfect soundboard quality. At almost 70 minutes total, this is as good as it gets until an official release gets made — if one is ever made.

This comes direct from the multi-track master recording. Quality is near perfect. The only downside is that the stereo separation isn’t very good. It sounds like it’s an unmixed copy of the multi-track master. So you’ll hear Ray’s organ more in the center than it should be and Ray’s vocals are mixed way down so you don’t hear them at all during “Break On Through” and other songs. (A good thing for some?) Still, I would place the overall quality as better than “Palace Of Exile.” Little to no hiss. Bass level is much more reasonable. Sharper sound quality overall.

One small note: About 4:29 into “The End,” the music drops out for about 5 seconds and you only hear Jim’s voice. Not sure why, but “Palace” doesn’t have this mixing