Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Works 1/2
The Coliseum
Wheeling, VA.
November 12, 1977
FM Broadcast Recording
White Label Vinyl Boot
Flac Level8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Vinyl LP > CD-R > EAC (secure) > GoldWave v.5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (flac 8 align on sector boundaries)
Works 1/2
The Coliseum
Wheeling, VA.
November 12, 1977
FM Broadcast Recording
White Label Vinyl Boot
Flac Level8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Vinyl LP > CD-R > EAC (secure) > GoldWave v.5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (flac 8 align on sector boundaries)
01 Peter Gunn Theme
02 Tiger in a Spotlight
03 Ces'te la Vie
04 Piano Concerto No.1
05 Maple Leaf Rag
06 The Enemy God (Dances Within)
07 Watching Over You
08 Pirates
09 Fanfare for the Common Man
justdave notes:
Sound quality is really good with a slight (very slight) trace of radio hiss at times. No drop outs or tape fades. The bands performance is excellent (of course).
Ripped from a white label vinyl bootleg LP. For those who don't know what a white label boot
is, it's just that, a record with a white label and no print on the jacket. Sometimes you would get a paper insert that told you the title and track list, most times the store owner wrote title and band name on the jacket. When I first distributed this recording I didn't have a date or location due to the fact that no info was on the jacket. A recent upload at The Traders Den has given me that missing info. That being said I must say this is my own encoding from my personal copy of this great bootleg.
The album was prepped with Pfan-Stat No.Sa-14 and the D4 ZeroStat Positive Ion Gun. Then played on a Sony PS-LX300H Turntable. It was tracked to a Maxell CDR-Music Pro disc with a Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder using the super bit mapping setting. The waves were then imported to GoldWave v.5.04 for a passive pop/click fix ( I have found agressive pop/click fix will mess with sound quality) and track separation.
02 Tiger in a Spotlight
03 Ces'te la Vie
04 Piano Concerto No.1
05 Maple Leaf Rag
06 The Enemy God (Dances Within)
07 Watching Over You
08 Pirates
09 Fanfare for the Common Man
justdave notes:
Sound quality is really good with a slight (very slight) trace of radio hiss at times. No drop outs or tape fades. The bands performance is excellent (of course).
Ripped from a white label vinyl bootleg LP. For those who don't know what a white label boot
is, it's just that, a record with a white label and no print on the jacket. Sometimes you would get a paper insert that told you the title and track list, most times the store owner wrote title and band name on the jacket. When I first distributed this recording I didn't have a date or location due to the fact that no info was on the jacket. A recent upload at The Traders Den has given me that missing info. That being said I must say this is my own encoding from my personal copy of this great bootleg.
The album was prepped with Pfan-Stat No.Sa-14 and the D4 ZeroStat Positive Ion Gun. Then played on a Sony PS-LX300H Turntable. It was tracked to a Maxell CDR-Music Pro disc with a Sony RCD-W500C CD Recorder using the super bit mapping setting. The waves were then imported to GoldWave v.5.04 for a passive pop/click fix ( I have found agressive pop/click fix will mess with sound quality) and track separation.
Thanks For this, My neighbour is a old ELP fan and she will love this. Note the centre label scan is from the sex pistols Spunk bootleg.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up on the label, it was with a different version of the bootleg being offered at The Traders Den, I included it because it was better than the blank white label on my record, hope your friend enjoys the ELP.
ReplyDeleteDave
Nice to see an ELP boot come down the pike. I saw this leg of the tour, and even sans orchestra it was a very satisfying evening.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy it.
DeleteDave