Nine Inch Nails - The Forum Kentish Town, London, England, UK May 26, 1994 Soundboard

Nine Inch Nails
The Forum
Kentish Town, London, England, UK
May 26, 1994
Soundboard Recording #1
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Front Cover Only


Lineage: Masters > PAL VHS > Panasonic FS2000 > TBC-1000 > Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle > Blackmagic Studio > Final Cut Pro (trim start/end, crop frame) > MOV > Extract Audio to Adobe Audition (Normalize to -0.1db, splice in segments from Hammering It Home) > Fission (track) > xACT > FLAC

JustDave's Further Lineage: Trader's Little Helper > Wave > Goldwave v6.80 > Convert To 16bit/44,1khz > Trader's Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > Flac Level 8

01 Pinion
02 Terrible Lie
03 Sin
04 March of the Pigs
05 Something I Can Never Have
06 Closer
07 Reptile
08 Wish
09 Suck
10 The Only Time
11 Get Down Make Love
12 Down In It
13 Big Man With a Gun
14 Head Like a Hole
15 Dead Souls
16 Help Me I'm In Hell
17 Happiness in Slavery

Trent Reznor – vocals, guitar, keyboards, synthesizers, bass
James Woolley – keyboards, synthesizers, programming, backing vocals
Chris Vrenna – drums, percussion
Danny Lohner – bass, guitar, keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals
Robin Finck – guitar, bass, keyboards, synthesizers, backing vocals

JustDave's Notes:
The file set had both 16bit/44,1khz and 24bit/44,1khz files. I decoded the files and set all to 16bit/44,1khz then re-encoded the waves using Trader's Little Helper and aligning all sector boundaries.

This is a really nice sounding soundboard recording from the Self Destruct Tour to promote The Downward Spiral. Although I'm not a huge fan of Nine Inch Nails I do like The Downward Spiral a lot. It still gets play here around the house, as well as Further Down The Spiral which I also really like. I have to be in the mood for Industrial Music or Techno but there are some bands I really like. I mean I own a huge KMFDM collection including a lot of singles and maybe 2 different versions of each album...anyway Trent Reznor does have a hand in a few of my favorite Industrial albums. The Downward Spiral of course, also included would be Marilyn Manson's Portrait Of An American Family and Rob Halford's band 2wo released only one album Voyeurs which I really like.

There are according to NIN Live (where I downloaded this and more!!) 4 known sources for this show, this is source recording #1

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Slayer - Combat Tour 1985 ~ L'Amour East: New York City, New York, USA April 2, 1985 (SBD)

Slayer
Combat Tour 1985
L'Amour East
New York City, New York, USA
April 2, 1985
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 Hell Awaits
02 Aggressive Perfector
03 Fight Till Death
04 Captor of Sin
05 Final Command
06 Kill Again
07 Necrophiliac
08 At Dawn They Sleep
09 Black Magic / Die by the Sword [Tape flip]
10 Praise of Death
11 Haunting the Chapel
12 The Antichrist
13 Drum Solo / Show No Mercy
14 Evil Has No Boundaries
15 Chemical Warfare

Total Playing Time: 1hr 8mn 39sc

Tom Araya – bass, vocals
Kerry King – guitars
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.) – guitars
Dave Lombardo – drums

Back, back, back in the day (yes we are that damn old) in the early days of the Thrash Metal Underground, Slayer was also included in the list of bands considered Black Metal. In the early days of the Heavy Metal Underground a band was considered to be a Black Metal Band if they wrote Satanic lyrics. It didn't matter if they played Thrash like Slayer or Heavy Metal like Mercyful Fate. This was before the Norwegian Black Metal scene built a sound on the recordings of 2 bands (actually 3 but Hellhammer is Celtic Frost) Bathory and Hellhammer/Celtic Frost. Even though a lot of the Norwegian bands site Mercyful Fate as an influence the fans that followed them don't consider Mercyful Fate as a Black Metal band. I didn't really care but hey it makes for conversation. For me Slayer was an influence on that my band wanted to be faster than Slayer or Metallica....and we were.

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Stephen Stills - The Roxy West Hollywood: CA January 27, 1979 - Late Show (ExAud) - Mike Millard Tapes Vol. 233 1st Gen. Cassette

Stephen Stills with Bonnie Bramlett
The Roxy
West Hollywood, CA
January 27, 1979 - Late Show
Mike Millard First-Generation Tapes via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 233
Excelent Audience Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > *Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS Transfer: Mike Millard First-Generation Cassette > Nakamichi RX-505 azimuth-adjusted playback > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX9 Advanced and Ozone 9 > MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > Audacity > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Precious Love
02 Go Back Home
03 You Can't Dance Alone
04 How Wrong Can You Be (Mike Finnigan)
05 unknown (Bonnie Bramlett)
06 For What It's Worth
07 Make Love To You
08 Meet Me In The Morning (Bonnie Bramlett)
09 Cherokee
10 Rock & Roll Crazies / Cuban Bluegrass
11 Band Introductions
12 Jet Set (Sigh) > Turn Back The Pages
13 Come On In My Kitchen

Known Faults: None

This one is to help everyone to get over the hump today. The weekend is almost here so lets Rock! This is a great recording and the band sounds like they are really enjoying making music together. The audience sounds like they are really enjoying it too. They don't get in the way much but are present in the mix. It's a Millard recording of Stephen Stills and guest Bonnie Bramlett a name that should be a whole lot more well known in Classic Rock than it is. One of the most under rated vocalists of the 1970s along with Marcy "Marcella Detroit" Levey. Both ladies had more Soul in their voice than a church choir. Enjoy my friends!!

Flac

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Great White - Electric Ladyland Studios: New York City, New York, USA May 31, 1991 (FM)

Great White
Electric Ladyland Studios
New York City, New York, USA
May 31, 1991
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Rosebud's Pick

Jack Russell Rest In Peace 08/07/2024

Lineage: FM > Boom Box > Normal Bias Cassette > CDRW700 > EAC > Soundforge > FLAC

01 - Intro
02 - Train To Nowhere
03 - Cold Hearted Lovin'
04 - The Hunter
05 - Desert Moon
06 - Weak Brain And Narrow Mind
07 - Rock Me
08 - Down At The Doctor
09 - Can't Shake It
10 - Once Bitten, Twice Shy

Jack Russell (R.I.P.) – lead vocals
Mark Kendall – lead guitar, backing vocals
Michael Lardie – rhythm guitar, keyboards, vocals
Tony Montana – bass, backing vocals
Audie Desbrow – drums, percussion

Jack Russell passed away August 7, 2024 due to complications from Lewy Body Dementia, he was 63.

I remember the first time I heard Great White's self titled debut album. My guitar player and I had gotten together to talk music so we each could see where the other is coming from musically. I showed up at his place with a stack of LPs and cassettes and a bag of weed. We sat for hours getting high and listening to each others offerings. After telling him besides the Thrash and Punk I had a big collection of commercial Metal bands like Krokus and Tesla. He pulled out Great White's debut, the original edition not the remixed version, I loved it. I ended up leaving him my Voivod & Candlemass lps while I took home his Dead Kennedys and Great White Lps. The first record has an edge to it that Great White's following lps didn't. Their sound was heavier but the following albums had some great songs no doubt about it. This is a nice sounding recording that I think you guys will all enjoy.

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The Misfits - Psychomania ~ 9:30 Club, Washington DC, USA 02-28-1982 (SBD) - Sets I & II

The Misfits
Psychomania - (Hurricane ~ HURR012)
9:30 Club
Washington DC, USA
February 28, 1982 - Sets I & II
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

 Repost New Links Added 08/19/24

 

Set I
01 Demonomania
02 20 Eyes
03 Horror Business
04 Vampira
05 Mommy, Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?
06 London Dungeon
07 Nike A Go Go
08 Night Of The Living Dead
09 All Hell Breaks Loose
10 Halloween
11 We Are 138

Set II
12 Hate Breeders
13 We Bite
14 I Turned Into A Martian
15 Where Eagles Dare
16 Queen Wasp
17 Die, Die My Darling
18 Horror Hotel / Ghouls Night Out
19 Devil's Whorehouse
20 Attitude
21 Braineaters
22 Bullet
23 Night Of The Living Dead

October 22, 1982
24 20 Eyes
25 I Turned Into A Martian
26 Mommy, Can I Go Out And Kill Tonight?
27 Attitude
28 Demonomania
29 Horror Business
30 Skulls
31 Nike A Go Go
32 All Hell Breaks Loose
33 Halloween
34 Devil's Whorehouse
35 Hate Breeders

Total Time: 01hr 13mn 04sc 

Glenn Danzig – vocals
Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein - guitar
Jerry Only – bass guitar, backing vocals
Arthur Googy – drums

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Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, & Tony Oxley - Donaueschinger Musiktage: Donaueschingen, Germany October 16, 2004 (FM)

Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, & Tony Oxley
Donaueschinger Musiktage
Donaueschingen, Germany
October 16, 2004
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 224kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Announcement 2:48
02 The Appendage of the Neuron (Cecil Taylor solo) 35:25
03 Announcement 1:50
04 Conjunction of the Homologues / Nebethet 19:27

Cecil Taylor - piano
Bill Dixon - trumpet
Tony Oxley - drums

Another BigO Archive show from The New JDP's Collection. I can't believe how many shows I downloaded from them over the years. I have started re-cataloguing my Bootleg Drives with certain collections in their own folders. I have all my boots cataloged by Genre, Artist, Year which is how I have my CDs and such cataloged. What I'm now doing is cataloging certain collections apart from the rest such as Mike Millard recordings, BigO postings, Tool Drive, Black Sabbath Family, Deep Purple Family and other bands that have larger collections than most. Anyway below is what BigO said about the post (I always copied their little blurbs). Hope you enjoy this one!

What BigO Said:
There are some jazz artistes with distinctive “voices”. Miles Davis was one of them. Cecil Taylor, on the other hand, defies being pigeonholed. His music has been described as “It’s fast and it’s furious. It’s very nearly incomprehensible…” To some, the pianist-composer is known for the “brilliance and audacious beauty of his music”. And the term “genius” is also seldom far behind.

Try listening to 1985’s Winged Serpent and you might find yourself crushed under the weight of the densely textured free jazz. Even on his solo piece here, one can easily imagine some internal battle raging on.

This was Taylor’s first time in Donaueschingen and the show included solos by Bill Dixon and Tony Oxley but unfortunately the radio station (SWR 2) did not air them. Perhaps these solos will surface one day.

This is what trumpeter Bill Dixon wrote about the gig in allaboutjazz:

In October, I went to Baden Baden, the Donaueschingen Event, at the invitation of Cecil Taylor… The format for the performances had… three solos that preceded a short break that then led into a tutti performance by the trio. Oxley always took the first solo orchestrated to permit him maximum leverage and continuity to reveal the focus of his musical interests and concerns.

I took the second solo which let me, knowing what had preceded my entrance and what was to follow it, work with maximum freedom [and]… paved the way for the next solo which was that of Taylor.

The short period of silence that followed permitted the dynamic of the totality of the trio to come to terms with all that had existed [musically] previously. A fitting way, in my opinion when one is able to understand and appreciate both the freedoms and responsibilities that are resolutely attached to this kind of performance that the uninformed prefer to label, erroneously as “free”.

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Return To Forever - Theater De Oranjerie: Roermond, Netherlands, March 24, 1974 (FM) - Goody's Speed/Pitch-Adjusted Audio Upgrade

Return To Forever
LDB Special Series #429a Supplemental - Goody's Speed/Pitch-adjusted Audio Upgrade
Theater De Oranjerie
Roermond, Netherlands
March 24, 1974
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: FM broadcast > Unknown recording device > CD in trade > EAC > HD >
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6) >

Goody's additional lineage: Audition (Pitch Bender, various amounts; tracking updated) > iZotope RX10 Advanced (Azimuth & Phase adjustments) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

01 Captain Señor Mouse 13:07
02 After The Cosmic Rain 10:20
03 Lenny White Solo > 5:02
04 Theme To The Mothership 14:22
05 Space Circus - Part I > 1:26
06 Space Circus - Part II > After The Cosmic Rain (Coda) 13:53

Total Playing Time: 58mn 10sc

Chick Corea Fender Rhodes, keyboards
Bill Connors guitars
Stanley Clarke bass
Lenny White drums

This is a great sounding show from the Bill Conners era of Return To Forever. Bill Conners left in April 1974. He stated that he had musical differences with the shift toward a more Rock fusion sound, which he likened to Mahavishnu Orchestra. He also stated that he had a growing dislike for Chick Corea's Scientology way of running the band. After leaving Bill Conners started acting as a session musician playing with John Abercrombie and ex-bandmate Stanley Clarke. Bill Conners also released his own albums which included some acoustic guitar recordings. Of course all fans know he was replaced with one Al Di Meola. So let's all enjoy a little Return To Forever this Sunday Morning!

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Jethro Tull - Boston Tea Party ~ The Boston Tea Party: Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. July 10, 1970 (FM)

Jethro Tull
Boston Tea Party - (Timeline – TLNCD3079)
Released by Timeline Records 2024
The Boston Tea Party
Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
July 10, 1970
WBCN-FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 - Nothing Is Easy
02 - My God
03 - With You There To Help Me / Jam
04 - Dharma For One / Jam / Drum Solo / Reprise
05 - We Used To Know
06 - Guitar Solo / Jam
07 - For A Thousand Mothers
08 - Bill Graham Outro

Ian Anderson – vocals, flute, guitar, keyboards
Martin Barre – lead guitar, mandolin, lute
Glenn Cornick – bass
Clive Bunker – drums, percussion
John Evan – keyboards, piano, backing vocals

Been a little while since I posted any Jethro Tull. Also if you couldn't tell by the last couple of posts I was in a Classic Rock era state of mind this week. I have been editing some very heavy Heavy Metal boots so I was in the mood for something a little less. Another thing, this is some great Jethro Tull!!! In an hour and fifteen minutes they only play 5 songs!! Lots of great jamming here! Even though it's not one of there preferred genres, both Rosebud and Spider approve this post for the performance! It sounds pretty good too. From what I understand this has been remastered from a very low generation tape. I do know Tull fans are really gonna like it!

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JustDave's Notes:
Downloaded from https://hd24bit.com/ there are bootlegs there but they also have commercially released stuff you have to look through to find them. Just another of my sources.
 

Linda Ronstadt - Community Theater: Berkeley, California July 18, 1974 (FM) - KMET-FM Rebroadcast 1975

Linda Ronstadt
Community Theater
Berkeley, California
Recorded: July 18, 1974
Broadcast By 94.7 KMET-FM in February 1975
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Source: Off Air Master

Source Lineage:
KMET-FM > Fisher 600T Receiver > Dokorder r2r @ 3 3/4 ips On An Ampex PRT 1800 Tape

2015 Transfer:
Revox B77 > Korg mr2000-s @ 1 bit 5.6 MHz DSD

Mastering:
AudioGate (24-96) > iZotope RX4A and Adobe Audition 3.0 (prep and track splits) > AudioGate Aqua (16-44) > TLH (flac 8)

01 - Bill Graham Introduction
02 - Colorado
03 - Silver Threads & Golden Needles
04 - I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You
05 - Desperado
06 - When Will I Be Loved
07 - Long Long Time
08 - You're No Good
09 - Heatwave
10 - Heart Like A Wheel

Total Playing Time: 31mn 56sc

Not On The KMET Re-broadcast:
11 - It Doesn't Matter Anymore
12 - Hey Good Lookin'

Linda Ronstadt vocals

Possible Backing Band:
Ed Black guitar, pedal steel guitar
Herb Pederson steel guitar
Kenny Edwards bass
Mike Botts drums
Andrew Gold guitars, vocals
Glen D Hardin keyboards

Uploader's Mastering Notes:
One of my early live radio recordings and it had some issues (the Fisher receiver and my FM reception). A 60Hz hum and a high pitch tone at 8.1 KHz were removed with iZotope RX4A. Removing the 8.1 KHz tone makes this very nice sounding. Some dropouts were repaired by pasting the opposite channel over the defect.

I just love Linda Ronstadt's voice. She sings more beautiful than she looks, and that my friends is saying a lot! I am not going to dwell on her looks too long but will say a little more. Do you remember her iconic photo, singing in the cub scout uniform. Yeah Madonna you owe Linda Ronstadt money! You wouldn't be able to walk around singing "Like A Virgin" in a pointy bra and stockings if not for Linda Ronstadt crooning "Blue Bayou" in a cub scout uniform.

On to her voice which is the inner beauty of this woman. Like another beautiful woman & voice (Pat Benetar) Linda Ronstadt has a multi octave range, contralto to soprano. When I went over to my guitar players house to talk music for the first time I was surprised by his extensive Linda Ronstadt album collection. He said to me "Dave if I could convince Linda Ronstadt to sing Thrash Metal, you're out of a job! Her or Ian Gillan" I told him I would bow out gracefully and buy every album! Linda never sang Thrash but she sang Country, Country Rock (California Sound), Punk, Rock, Broadway, Jazz, Mariachi and more.

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Led Zeppelin - Pb ~ Pacific Coliseum: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, March 21, 1970 (SBD)

Led Zeppelin
Pb - (Tarantura 2000)
Pacific Coliseum
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
March 21, 1970
Soundboard Recording - 2nd Generation Tape
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Lineage: Silver CD > E.A.C.0> WAV. > FLAC Level 8 > Viva Les Bootlegs

01 - Heartbreaker
02 - Thank You
03 - What Is And What Should Never Be
04 - Communication Breakdown/Ramble On
05 - We're Gonna Groove
06 - Since I've Been Loving You
07 - Whole Lotta Love

Robert Plant – vocals, harmonica
Jimmy Page – guitars
John Paul Jones – bass, keyboards
John Bonham (R.I.P.) – drums, percussion

Viva Les Bootlegs Original Notes:
This CD came out in 2000 on the Tarantura 2000 label out of Tokyo. It's a version the famous Zeppelin release 'Pb' or 'Pure Blues' which has been released many many times on vinyl and CD. There have been many debated regarding where the original source came from, one theory is that it was a radio broadcast, the other is that it is a raw soundboard tape
The big difference with this release is that it's the first time a TAPE source has been located and used. All previous releases have come from vinyl sources. The producers of this release acquired a 2nd gen tape from an American collector who had the tape stored away since 1983. It was then speed corrected and 32-bit Re-Mastered by CoolMixMan aka Blackdog.

I downloaded this show from a gone but not forgotten blog called Viva Les Bootlegs. Viva Les Bootlegs had a nice variety of artists like The New JDP. Now this bootleg is not really the best copy of the Vancouver B.C. show but has a soft spot in my heart. It was one of the first bootlegs I downloaded from the internet. Back in the early 1990s, it was on a dial-up connection and was MP3 192kbps. It took a full day to download (ah the good ole days of the internet). Now some people complain if a download takes an hour. Thankfully it won't take you that long to download this one. The free down loaders get around 1MB per second (or something like that anyway). So you'll be able to enjoy this one a lot quicker.

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Rush - Anaheim Convention Center: Anaheim, California, June 12, 1981 (ExAud) - Mike Millard 1st Generation Cassette

Rush
Anaheim Convention Center
Anaheim, CA
June 12, 1981
Mike Millard first generation cassettes via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Vol. 17
Excellent Audience Recording - Millard 1st Generation Cassette
Flac 16bit/44,1khzMP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550
cassette recorder

JEMS 2019 TRANSFER: first-generation cassettes made by Mike Millard for Barry G >
Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0
24/96) capture > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > iZotope RX and Ozone mastering >
Peak Pro 6 (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 2112 Overture
02 The Temples of Syrinx
03 Freewill
04 Limelight
05 Hemispheres Prelude
06 Beneath, Between & Behind
07 The Camera Eye
08 YYZ
09 Drum Solo
10 Broon's Bane
11 The Trees
12 Xanadu
13 The Spirit of Radio
14 Red Barchetta
15 Closer to the Heart
16 Tom Sawyer
17 Vital Signs
18 Natural Science
19 Working Man
20 Hemispheres Armageddon
21 By-Tor and the Snow Dog
22 In the End
23 In the Mood
24 2112 Grand Finale
25 La Villa Strangiato

Known Faults:
-None

Well here is another of the Mike Millard Masters & 1st Generation Cassettes being released by JEMS. This time everybody's favorite working men Rush. This was during the transitional period where shorter songs and keyboards started taking over the Rush machine. The older songs would start to be relegated to a couple medleys for a time.

The  addition of Geddy Lee's keyboards and peddles just added to the spectacle of Rush. A band that by this time in their live career they didn't make perceptible mistakes during a performance. You have to watch the big screen to catch the hints of a mistake. Neil Peart would scratch his head really quick if he thought he made a clunker. Alex Lifeson kept his head down if he made a mistake but Geddy Lee would laugh. If Geddy Lee made what he thought was a goof he would throw his head back and smile. All the while the bad note or drum hit wasn't noticed by the mass of fans in front of them. At least this was my take away from Rush live. I'll tell you, and I don't want to come off preachy, since I stopped partying hard at shows I enjoy them more. I notice more and remember more. I went to see Emerson, Lake & Palmer opening for Jethro Tull at Pine Knob with my friends. My buddy Joe raved about Jethro Tulls set. I had to remind him that he passed out after E.L.P.'s 3rd song. We left him sleeping on the hill till it was time to leave. He said "Really?" LOL!!! Enjoy the music!!

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Wembley Arena London, England, U.K. December 7, 1982 (FM) - Speed Corrected Master

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Wembley Arena
London, England, U.K.
Recorded: December 7, 1982
Broadcast: December 12, 1982
Capital Radio FM Stereo Broadcast Recording - Speed Corrected Master Tape
Flac Level 6 & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

Lineage: Technics FM Tuner > Akai GXC-570D (Record & Playback) Dolby B > Line in to Soundforge 9 > FLAC Level 6 Align on Sector Boundaries

01 - American Girl
02 - Listen To Her Heart
03 - You Got Lucky
04 - Louie, Louie (The Kingsmen)
05 - Straight Into Darkness*
06 - Louisiana Rain*
07 - Kings Road
08 - Breakdown
09 - Refugee (fades out)

*removed released on Live Anthology

Tom Petty (R.I.P.) – lead vocals, rhythm and lead guitar, harmonica
Mike Campbell – lead and rhythm guitar
Howie Epstein (R.I.P.) – bass guitar, backing vocals
Stan Lynch – drums, backing vocals
Benmont Tench – piano, organ, keyboards, backing vocals

A nice sounding FM broadcast recording that I downloaded from Live Petty at livepetty.com. They have a site that features boots from Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Mudcrutch, Traveling Wilburys, The Dirty Knobs & Benmont Tench. Another one of my sources that I am sharing with you. So you can grab what you might want without having to wait for me to get around to posting it. I have over 40TB of bootlegs and just had to add another 20TB drive which already has 5TB on it...meaning I have a lot of stuff to choose from so it might take a while before you get what you want...Enjoy the Live Petty!!

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Alice Cooper - The Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ, 10-10-1981 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Alice Cooper
The Capitol Theater
Passaic, New Jersey, USA
October 10, 1981
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

New Link Added 08/14/2024

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps 

01 - Introduction
02 - Who Do You Think We Are?
03 - Go To Hell
04 - Guilty
05 - I'm Eighteen
06 - Cold Ethyl
07 - Only Women Bleed
08 - No More Mr. Nice Guy
09 - Clones
10 - Under My Wheels
11 - I Never Cry
12 - Seven And Seven Is
13 - Grim Facts
14 - Pain
15 - Billion Dollar Babies
16 - Generation Landslide
17 - Encore Break
18 - School's Out

Alice Cooper - vocals
Mike Pinera - guitar
Danny Johnson - guitar
Eric Scott - bass
Craig Krampf - drums
Duane Hitchings - keyboards

justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to raise the volume and fix a few drop outs. No EQ or noise reduction was used. The DVD had lossy audio so I encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps.

A nice recording from The Special Forces Tour. Special Forces was the only early 1980's album that Alice toured to promote. Alice Cooper wouldn't tour again until The Nightmare Returns Tour in 1986.

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Linkin Park - The Roxy Theatre: West Hollywood, CA, September 05, 2000 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Linkin Park
The Roxy Theatre
West Hollywood, California, U.S.A.
September 05, 2000
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 256kbps/48khz
No Cover Art

A Spider Approved Post

01 Cure For The Itch (Abbreviated)
02 Papercut
03 Forgotten (2000 Beat Intro)
04 Points Of Authority
05 With You
06 Runaway
07 And One (Short Live Version; Wind Intro)
08 In The End
09 A Place For My Head
10 One Step Closer

Chester Bennington – lead vocals
Mike Shinoda – vocals, rapping, rhythm guitar, keyboards, samples
Brad Delson – lead guitar, backing vocals
Rob Bourdon – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Joe Hahn – turntables, synthesizers, samples, programming, backing vocals
Rob Bourdon – drums, percussion, backing vocals

Downloaded this from The LPLive Archive at lplive.net. They have what they think is every Linkin Park bootleg released. I don't know if it's true but they have a lot of stuff (I recommend it for all fanatics). This is one of the first soundboard recordings to surface by Linkin Park. It is a DVD audio rip from a DVD that had lossy audio so hence the MP3 format. The first known lossless recording of Linkin Park to surface was an audience recording from an October 03, 2000 concert in Des Moines, Iowa, US.

Now this recording was actually filmed by the band for a possible music video. The footage was never used. The band actually is really nervous and makes a lot of mistakes during the show. My son Spider is a huge fan and knew Chester personally (Spider worked at The Place Of Auburn Hills as guest hospitality he met a lot of musicians. I've heard some stories) Chester told him the film was too embarrassing because they blew their big Roxy debut. When I played this for Spider he said I had to post it...So this is a Spider approved post, Enjoy my friends!!

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Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock - The Greek Theatre: Los Angeles, California, USA July 9, 1978 (ExAud) - Millard Master Tapes Vol.73

Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock
The Greek Theatre
Los Angeles, California, USA
July 9, 1978
Mike Millard Master Tapes via JEMS
The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 73
1644 Edition
Excellent Audience Recording
Flac 16bit/44,1khz & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS 2021 Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1 azimuth-adjusted playback > Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 > Sound Forge Audio Studio 13.0 capture > Adobe Audition > iZotope RX8 > iZotope Ozone 8 > resample to 16/44.1 > Audacity > TLH > FLAC

01 Intro
02 Someday My Prince Will Come
03 Homecoming
04 changeover
05 Night Sprite
06 Band Intros
07 Day Danse
08 Mad Hatter Rhapsody including Falling Alice
09 Crystal Silence
10 I Loved You Then, I Love You Now (Gayle Moran)
11 Spanish Fantasy

Known Faults:
-None

Wow! Can you believe it's time for Sunday Morning Jazz already. I don't know about you but I have had a busy week and I am ready to listen to some Jazz, sip my coffee, and watch the wind dance through the trees in my backyard.

What a show, what a recording the Legendary Mike Millard recorded the Legendary Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock! I really shouldn't have to say anything more but I am going to. This recording can be called soundboard quality! It is one of Mike MIllard's best recordings by far. That is saying a lot, but since it was such a laid back atmosphere Mike Millard was able to make a great audio capture. The audience never steps on the sound of the performance at all. The soundboard man had an awesome mix, everything presented on the stage is clearly heard. The performance is everything you would expect from two of the best keyboardists in Jazz...Enjoy the show my friends!

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Don Williams - NPR's Mountain Stage ~ Culture Center Theater: Charleston, West Virginia, USA December 12, 1999 (FM)

Don Williams
NPR's Mountain Stage
Culture Center Theater
Charleston, West Virginia, USA
December 12, 1999
FM Broadcast Recording
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No Cover Art

Lineage: FM > CDBURN > Flac

01 - Good Ole Boys Like Me
02 - Some Broken Hearts Never Mend
03 - 'Til the Rivers All Run Dry
04 - I Believe in You
05 - Tulsa Time (Danny Flowers)
06 - Amanda (Bob McDill)
07 - Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good
08 - Louisiana Saturday Night

Don Williams' soothing baritone takes me back a long way. It is the music of my childhood. My Grandfather was a Jazz drummer very much in the Gene Krupa mode. So heavily influenced by Gene Krupa, my Grandfather never added a high hat to his drum kit even after Krupa did. So there was always a stereo at my Grandparents house and a nice collection of records. The Ink Spots, The Mills Brothers, Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich, and Don Williams who my Grandmother loved. There also was Rock records there that my Grandparents listened to as well. I have memories of sitting on my Grandfather's lap while he taught me how to hold drumsticks. I was learning drums while in elementary school. My Grandparents met at a USO Club. My Grandfather was in the US Navy and regularly sat in with the bands at the USO Clubs whenever he could. My Grandmother said "He was a little drunk and kept looking for his weekend pass under my skirt." I know...I have mixed feelings about that quote of ecstatic laughter and the "Oh my God Grandma I don't need to hear that!" feeling as well...Enjoy the show

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Rush - Roxy Theater West Hampton, Pennsylvania, USA March 11th, 1975 (SBD) - RMCH Speed & Pitch Corrected Remaster

Rush
Roxy Theater
West Hampton, Pennsylvania, USA
March 11th, 1975
Soundboard Recording - RMCH Speed & Pitch Corrected Remaster
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

01 Intro  0:51
02 Finding My Way  5:23
03 Best I Can  3:55
04 What You're Doing  5:26
05 Anthem  5:7
06 By-Tor and the Snow Dog  11:00
07 Bad Boy (Beatles)  4:38
08 Guitar Solo  5:50
09 Working Man  10:24
10 Drum Solo  4:02
11 Encore Break  0:52
12 In the Mood  3:33
13 Need Some Love  4:02
Total Time: 65:03

Geddy Lee Vocals, Bass
Alex Lifeson Backing Vocals, Guitar
Neil Peart Drums

Notes On Remaster:
01. Re-balance frequencies / EQ
02. Repair many audible single channel dropouts
03. Remove hard clicks
04. Correct speed and pitch error
05. Ajdust dynamics
06. Re-track

Another Before The Fame post. Rush was out promoting their sophomore album Fly By Night. The album was not a huge seller and signaled changes to the bands already growing fan base. First and foremost came Neil Peart who's drumming and lyrics brought the song writing to another level. "By-Tor and the Snow Dog" was a huge step in the direction of Progressive Rock. A longer form song arranged of many shorter parts hinted at what was to come. The playing was tighter, the album sonically better, the label was not impressed. Thankfully the label stuck with Rush and Rush made Music History. It all started in a van that broke down on the band on the way to the show. They didn't make it till the following night. That story is in the notes with this post...Enjoy the early Rush!

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Ted Nugent - A Night On The Road #281 (Pre-FM)

Ted Nugent
A Night On The Road #281
Hosted by Pat St. John
Recorded Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts March 28, 1981
Broadcast Date of May 23, 1981
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
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Cue Sheet, Affidavit & Label Scans Included

Thank You Draftervoi For This Encoding

01 A Night On The Road Intro 1 - Pat St. John
02 Commercial - Coca Cola
03 A Night On The Road Intro 2 - Pat St. John
04 Land Of 1,000 Dances
05 Scream Dream
06 Wang Dang Sweet Poontang
07 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
08 Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
09 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
10 Paralyzed
11 My Love Is Like A Tire Iron
12 Heads Will Roll
13 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
14 Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
15 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
16 Jailbait
17 Stranglehold
18 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
19 Commercial - Coca Cola
20 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
21 Great White Buffalo
22 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
23 Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
24 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
25 Wango Tango
26 Motor City Madness
27 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
28 Commercial - We Can Work It Out Coca Cola - Chaka Khan
29 A Night On The Road Break - Pat St. John
30 Free For All
31 Cat Scratch Fever
32 Flesh And Blood
33 A Night On The Road Outro - Pat St. John
34 Commercial - Coca Cola
35 A Night On The Road Outro 2 - Pat St. John
36 A Night On The Road Promo 1 - Pat St. John
37 A Night On The Road Promo 2 - Pat St. John
38 A Night On The Road Promo 3 - Pat St. John

Ted Nugent – lead and rhythm guitar, lead and backing vocals
Charlie Huhn – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Dave Kiswiney – bass, backing vocals
Cliff Davies – drums, backing vocals

Draftervoi's Notes:
Includes: the four page cue sheet booklet, the commercial format page, the affidavit, and a scan of a disc label. This show has also been "gray-marketed" as "Cape Cod 1981" subtitled "The New England Broadcast." From the sound samples on Amazon UK, I'm sure it's also sourced from the A Night On The Road LPs.

JustDave's Notes:
It's been a while since I posted any Ted Nugent so here is a Pre-FM show that spawned quite a few bootlegs. Ted Nugent's career was slipping at this point. The Intencities In 10 Citys album didn't sell well. To many fans it seemed like a throw together to satisfy Ted's contract. It was definitely not Ted's best work by far. Charlie Huhn and Clff Davies both left the band afterwards. The reunion with Derek St. Holmes on the Nugent album was welcome by Ted's fans but short lived. The following album St. Holmes was replaced by Brian Howe, who was replaced on the next album by Dave Amato, who now plays guitar for REO Speedwagon. Ted Nugent never really recaptured the glory days that the Ted Nugent, Free For All, Cat Scratch Fever & Double Live Gonzo albums brought but keeps motoring along with a very loyal fan base. The man has been playing Rock since 1963 quite an accomplishment. He's going out on stage or while hunting. Either way he would be doing what he loves but he has proven he is here to stay till the very end.

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