Jeff Beck
Tokyo International Forum
Tokyo, Japan
February 6, 1999
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Included
Rest In Peace Jeff Beck!
Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave v6.70 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper v2.8.4 (build 185) align sector boundaries > MP3 320kbps
01 - What Mama Said 3:42
02 - Psycho Sam 4:43
03 - Brush With The Blues 6:33
04 - Star Cycle 4:02
05 - Savoy 4:16
06 - Blast From The East 4:41
07 - A Day In The Life (The Beatles) 4:55
08 - Declan 4:09
09 - THX 1138 6:20
10 - The Pump 5:39
11 - Because We’ve Ended As Lovers 4:31
12 - Space For The Papa 6:14
13 - Angel 6:01
14 - Even Odds 2:55
15 - You Never Know 7:00
16 - Blue Wind 5:15
17 - Big Block 6:57
Total Playing Time: 1hr 27mn 53sc
Jeff Beck (R.I.P.) guitar
Jennifer Batten guitar
Randy Hope Taylor bass
Steve Alexander drums
JustDave's Notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to raise the volume a bit and add a fade in and fade out at the beginning and end. No EQ or noise reduction used, no remastering done. The DVD had lossy audio so I encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps using Trader's Little Helper.
I shed a tear when I heard Jeff Beck died. He passed the day of my cancer surgery. I found out when I got home from hospital. It gutted me.
The Jeff Beck Group was one of the first bands my Aunt Red introduced me too. She gave me an 8-track tape that had both Truth & Beck-Ola on it. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate those 2 albums as an 11 in how much they impacted my musical taste. Jeff Beck Group MKI, Deep Purple MKI & MKII, Black Sabbath (w/ Ozzy), & MC5 where always next to my stereo as well as The Who Live At Leeds, and Alice Cooper Killer. All the rest of my collection would be in my cabinet.
I had a friend come to visit and said something like "Wow what a nice music collection". I replied in a cocky tone "Hey thanks, I always tell people just ask for me to play something and I most likely have it." Now this was Disco Days and he says "Rod Stewart". I pulled out my copy of Truth/Beck-Ola and put it on. When it was done he said "Tape that for me". I used to tell my 1980s Metal Head friends that Rod Stewart played a big part in the development of Heavy Metal. They would laugh or yell something obscene, then of course I would play them the Truth/Beck-Ola duo and would have to tape it for them.
I included the obituary that BigO had shared. I hope you enjoy the music.
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