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Bruce Springsteen 1976-09-30 Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Santa Monica, CA

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
September 30, 1976
Santa Monica, California
Audience Recording

CD Trade > xACT (Mac) > Wav > xACT > FLAC
Lossless extraction and compression done on MacBook Pro

Disc 1
Night
Rendezvous
Spirit in the Night
It's My Life
Thunder Road
She's the One
Something in the Night
Backstreets
Growin' Up

Disc 2
Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
Jungleland
[Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)]*
4th of July Asbury Park (Sandy)
Raise Your Hand
The Promise
Born to Run

*Rosalita listed in Brucebase setlist, however it is not included in this recording

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Paul McCartney 1999-12-02 Parkinson Show 1999(MCCD008-009)

Recorded at BBC Studios, London - 2nd December 1999

Michael Parkinson Show
1-1		Honey Hush
1-2		Twenty Flight Rock
1-3		Cohen The Wind Is Blowing
1-4		Yesterday
1-5		The Long And Winding Road
1-6		Your Loving Flame
1-7		The New York Song
1-8		Suicide
1-9		All Shook Up
		Rehearsals
1-10		(Soundcheck)
1-11		Honey Hush
1-12		Honey Hush
1-13		All Shook Up
1-14		All Shook Up
1-15		All Shook Up
1-16		All Shook Up
1-17		All Shook Up
1-18		Honey Hush
1-19		All Shook Up
1-20		All Shook Up
1-21		Twenty Flight Rock
1-22		Norwegian Wood
1-23		(Talking)
1-24		Cohen The Wind Is Blowing
1-25		Yesterday
1-26		(Talking)
2-1		Twenty Flight Rock
2-2		Cohen The Wind Is Blowing
2-3		Yesterday
2-4		The Long And Winding Road
2-5		The Long And Winding Road
2-6		Your Loving Flame
2-7		The New York Song
2-8		Your Loving Flame
2-9		Your Loving Flame
2-10		The New York Song
2-11		Norwegian Wood
2-12		(Parkinson Introduction)
2-13		Honey Hush
2-14		(Talking)
2-15		Twenty Flight Rock
2-16		Cohen The Wind Is Blowing
2-17		Yesterday
2-18		The Long And Winding Road
2-19		Your Loving Flame
2-20		The New York Song
2-21		My Love
2-22		(Talking)
2-23		All Shook Up
2-24		(Outroduction)

Bob Dylan 2000-09-27 Ahoy', Rotterdam, The Netherlands

silver discs > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Bob Dylan and his Y2K Band

Don't Waste Your Words
source: Rotterdam, 2000
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Tracks:

Disc one:

I Am The Man Thomas (acoustic)
To Ramona (acoustic) (Larry on mandolin)
It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)(acoustic)
Tomorrow Is A Long Time (acoustic)
Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic)
Searching For A Soldier's Grave (acoustic) (1)
Country Pie
Trying To Get To Heaven
Maggie's Farm
Not Dark Yet
Drifter's Escape (Bob on harp)
Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat

(encore)

Things Have Changed
Like A Rolling Stone

Disc two:

Fourth Time Around (acoustic) (2)
All Along The Watchtower
I Shall Be Released (acoustic)
Highway 61 Revisited
Blowin' In The Wind (acoustic)
Brussels:
Duncan And Brady (acoustic)
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (acoustic)
Tangled Up In Blue (acoustic)
Standing In The Doorway
Tombstone Blues
Tell Me That It Isn't True
Cold Irons Bound
Like A Rolling Stone
If Dogs Run Free (acoustic) (3)
Seeing The Real You At Last

Information:
Source / Venue:
Ahoy', Rotterdam, The Netherlands Sept. 27, 2000
Brussels, Belgium Forest National Oct. 2, 2000
Manufacturer / Catalog No.
Rattle Snake / RS045/46

Released: 2000

Quality: 8-9 stars

Bob's Boots ref #
BB-d49

Notes:
(1) Larry on mandolin Written by J. Wright/ J.&J.Anglin
(2) Larry on Bouzouki & Charlie on lead guitar
(3) Larry on electric guitar

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Review: Craig Pinkerton

The complete show from The Netherlands, plus every unique song from the Brussels show of a few days later.
Knock your socks off quality audience recording.
The rating could have been a bit higher were it not for an audience that talked a bit loud at times.
The acoustic songs are spectacular (save for the few conversations).
Cover is nice enough, albeit an unflattering photo of a haggard troubadour.
Back lists all pertinent information and listings. Interesting aesthetics and lots of photos.

© 2000 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com3

Review: Monica's Dood

DEEP: One of Dylan's magnificent Fall 2000 performances, in terrific sound throughout and typically fine packaging. Dylan's revisiting of "Fourth Time Around" provides a real treat and the radical reworkings of TOOM songs also shine. Bonus tracks are well selected and in ace sound. Gobs of listening pleasure.

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Bob Dylan 2010-10-10 University of Central Florida UCF Arena Orlando, FL

Bob Dylan
Orlando, Florida University of Central Florida UCF Arena
2010-10-10

Disc 1:
01. Introduction
02. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
03. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
04. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
05. Just Like A Woman
06. Rollin' And Tumblin'
07. Tangled Up In Blue
08. High Water (For Charley Patton)
09. Tryin' To Get To Heaven
10. Cold Irons Bound
11. Every Grain Of Sand

Disc 2:
01. Highway 61 Revisited
02. Not Dark Yet
03. Thunder On The Mountain
04. Ballad Of A Thin Man

(encore)
05. Jolene
06. Like A Rolling Stone

Taper: "Bach"
Lineage: Neumann AK40 >Neumann MTX 191 A >Marantz PMD 661 (44.1kHz-16bit) >
USB 2.0 >PC >WaveLab 6.10 >tagging Foobar >
TotalCommander (md5) >µTorrent 2.0

Bob Dylan 1990-06-12 Civic Center La Crosse, WI

Civic Center
La Crosse, Wisconsin
12 June 1990

Lineage: ? > CD-Rs > EAC secure mode > flac

Has same analogue drop in d210 as LB-2225

disk 1

1. Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine)
2. I'll Remember You
3. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
4. Tears Of Rage (Bob Dylan & Richard Manuel)
5. Masters Of War
6. Gotta Serve Somebody
7. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
8. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
9. Desolation Row

disk 2

1. Girl From The North Country
2. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
3. Everything Is Broken
4. What Was It You Wanted
5. Shooting Star
6. All Along The Watchtower
7. I Shall Be Released
8. Like A Rolling Stone
9. Blowin' In The Wind
10. Highway 61 Revisited

Grateful Dead 1971-04-04 Manhattan Center New York, NY(110325)

Grateful Dead - April 4, 1971
Manhattan Center - New York, NY

Recording Info:
SBD -> Master Reel -> CD

Transfer Info:
CD -> Adobe Audition v3.0 -> Samplitude Professional v11.03 -> FLAC
(2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
April 14, 2010

Patch Info:
SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD (shnid=35252) supplies:
Hard To Handle (7:02 - end of show)

Notes:
-- Disc change is seamless
-- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction

Set 1:
d1t01 - Tuning
d1t02 - Bertha
d1t03 - Me And My Uncle
d1t04 - Next Time You See Me
d1t05 - Morning Dew
d1t06 - Playing In The Band
d1t07 - Loser
d1t08 - Easy Wind
d1t09 - Me And Bobby McGee
d1t10 - Greatest Story Ever Told ->
d1t11 - Johnny B. Goode

Set 2:
d1t12 - Tuning
d1t13 - Truckin'
d2t01 - Tuning
d2t02 - Hard To Handle
d2t03 - Deal
d2t04 - Sugar Magnolia
d2t05 - Casey Jones
d2t06 - Good Lovin'
d2t07 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad ->
d2t08 - Saint Stephen ->
d2t09 - Not Fade Away ->
d2t10 - Uncle John's Band

Stevie Nicks 1981-12-12 Fox Theater Los Angeles, CA

Stevie Nicks
12.12.1981
Los Angeles, CA
Fox Theater

Audience tape

The 5th show of Stevie's 6 night run at the Fox Thater and the 2nd to last show of the very short (10 show) White Winged Dove Tour. The show contains Blue lamp (from the Heavy Metal soundtrack) that she only performed on this tour.

Pretty good sound considering ... it's almost 30 years old after all. Sara is incomplete as is Rhiannon due to tape flips.

01. Gold Dust Woman

02. Think About It
03. Outside The Rain
04. Dreams
05. Angel
06. After The Glitter Fades
07. Gold And Braid
08. I Need To Know
09. Sara (inc)
10. Bella Donna

11. Blue Lamp
12. Leather And Lace
13. How Still My Love
14. Stop Draggin My Heart Around

15. Edge Of Seventeen
16. Rhiannon (inc)

The Beatles On 8mm( MCP-003)

Publisher: MCP
Reference: MCP-003
Date: 2006

Artwork: Included (click on the poster to enlarge)

Video: NTSC 4:3, 720x480, 29.97 fps, 8000 Kbps
Audio: PCM

This collection of silent 8mm films includes the following:
- Houston 65
- Hollywood Bowl 65
- St. Louis 66
- Memphis 66
- Chicago 66
- Cleveland 66
- Dodger Stadium 66
- Tonight Show 68
- Esher 69
- London 69

The Beatles - Television Nine Special(MCP-002)

Publisher: MCP
Reference: MCP-002
Date: 2006

Artwork: Included (click on the poster to enlarge)

Video: NTSC 4:3, 720x480, 29.97 fps, 7137 Kbps
Audio: AC-3, 2 channels, 48 KHz, 224 Kbps

The Beatles - Television Nine Special
Apparently this Canadian TV station got the rights to broadcast The Beatles Big Night Out 1964 appearance, but hacked it up by adding a few U.S. acts. It was broadcast in 1965.
Hosted by Robin Seymour, a Windsor/Detroit TV personality. The Big Night Out segments are unique as they are direct videotape, not a kinescope, and no time code, though quality isn't that great (probably because of the PAL to NTSC transfer, as the other groups are great quality).

01. Television Nine Special intro
02. The Beatles - Opening sketch (*)
03. The Beatles - Arrive on boat (*)
04. Lionel Blair - Customs Dance Routine (*)
05. The Beatles - Customs Sketch (*)
06. The Beatles - All My Loving (*)
07. Lesley Gore - A Girl In Love
08. Billy Joe Royal - Down in the Boondocks
09. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Louie Louie
10. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Stepping Out
11. The Beatles - I Wanna Be Your Man (*)
12. Billy Joe Royal - I Knew You When
13. Lionel Blair Dance Routine (*)
14. The Beatles - Fan Mail Sketch (*)
15. Paul Revere & The Raiders - Louie Louie Go Home
16. Kim Weston - Take Me In Your Arms
17. The Beatles - Till There Was You (*)
18. Lesley Gore - Sunshine Lollipops & Rainbows
19. Lesley Gore - My Guy My Town & Me
20. The Beatles - Please Mr. Postman (*)
21. The Beatles - I Want To Hold Your Hand (*)

(*) - from Big Night Out 1964

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Grateful Dead 1988-06-22 Alpine Valley Music Theatre East Troy, WI(119780)

Grateful Dead - June 22, 1988
Alpine Valley Music Theatre - East Troy, WI

Recording Info:
SBD -> ? -> Cassette/4

Transfer Info:
Cassette (Nakamichi DR-1/Dolby B) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/48k) ->
Samplitude Professional v11.2 -> FLAC/16
(1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
April 8, 2012

Notes:
-- Thanks to John Zei for the tape
-- I have no other lineage info other than what is listed

Set 2:
s2t01 - Tuning
s2t02 - Foolish Heart ->
s2t03 - Looks Like Rain ->
s2t04 - Scarlet Begonias >
s2t05 - I Will Take You Home ->
s2t06 - Drums ->
s2t07 - Space ->
s2t08 - The Wheel ->
s2t09 - Stella Blue ->
s2t10 - Turn On Your Lovelight

Encore:
s2t11 - The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones 1997-05-16 Green Acres Music Park Bostic, NC

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones with Jeff Coffin
Green Acres Music Park
Bostic, NC
May 16, 1997

Source: Senn K3U + Senn ME 40’s > Sony D-8 DAT x 1
From just Behind SBD recorded by Alf Houck
Transfers: Casio DA-7 > Tascam CD-RW 700 (pass through -2 db) >
Audiophile 2496 > @ 24 Bit to WaveLab > 16 Bit > CD Wave > Flac
Transfers and seeded to bt.etree.org by Bill Koucky Sept. 1, 2006

Disc 1 71:41
1st Set:
1. Intro > ?
2. Funk E
3. Throwdown at the Hoedown
4. Band Intros > ?
5. ?
6. The Big Blink
7. Stomping Grounds

Disc 2 38:07
2nd Set:
1. Footprints >
2. New South Africa
3. Future Man Solo
4. Big Country

Disc 3 73:59
1. Do You Have Room?
2. Sojourn of Arjuna
3. Intro >
4. Cheeseballs In Cowtown
5. Crowd
6. And Why Not?
7. Sinister Minister
8. Green Acres
9. ?

The Anderson Wakeman Project 2010-10-09 Corn Exchange, Cambridge, England

THE ANDERSON WAKEMAN PROJECT - Corn Exchange, Cambridge, England, 2010-10-09

Tracks
DISC ONE
101 Starship Trooper.flac
102 Sweet Dreams.flac
103 Forever (Deeper Love).flac
104 And You And I.flac
105 The Living Tree Part 2.flac
106 Morning Star.flac
107 Your Move.flac
108 The Garden.flac
109 The Living Tree Part 1.flac
110 Time And A Word.flac
111 Owner Of A Lonely Heart.flac

DISC TWO
201 Long Distance Runaround.flac
202 Yours Is No Disgrace.flac
203 Just One Man.flac
204 Wonderous Stories.flac
205 23-24-11.flac
206 South Side Of The Sky.flac
207 Turn Of The Century.flac
208 Living In The House Of Freedom.flac
209 Roundabout.flac
210 Soon.flac
211 The Meeting.flac

Venue:
Corn Exchange in Cambridge

Artists:
Jon Anderson: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Rick Wakeman: Keyboards

Artwork:
To follow, ticket scan included

Source:
Zoom H2>Goldwave for track splits (and see below)>FLAC

Waffle:
The first "proper" gig on the tour (there was a warm-up the night before - as you can find in one of the links). I've never been to the Corn Exchange before - it's a lovely venue, but a bit of a big barn: so when the sound comes across as a bit echoey and distant, that's how it sounded on the evening. Also, it was clear that Jon was much higher in the mix that Rick, and that comes across on the recording as well. Apologies for the odd creaking noise, the seating is almost like temporary terracing, so it creaked every time someone moved in their seat!

Have so say, it was quite an understated performance, Jon in particular coming across as quite tentative. They played all of the tracks from the new album except "Anyway And Always" (I hope I've got the two Living Trees the right way round!). Jon used a music stand with a folder holding the words on all of the new songs, so recently were some of them written. If I'm brutally honest, we weren't that carried away by the new songs (sorry if I'm going to sound disloyal heree), most coming across as rather insipid and airy-fairy - I'd love to feel confident that familiarity will change that, but on the other hand, both of the guys are getting older... Feel free to discuss!!

But everything is forgiven, because they played South Side Of The Sky!

The sound on the original was way too quiet, so I boosted the volume and compressed down the peaks to compensate. Happy with it now, and didn't want to do any more.

U2 1984-10-30 Sport Paleis Ahoy Rotterdam, Holland

WELCOME TO THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE

Manufacturer: Star Records
Catalog: STAR-CD 048/49
Matrix: None
Barcode: Unknown
Complete Show: Yes
Format: Unknown
Released: Unknown
Disc 1: (46:25)
Disc 2: (43:29)
From: Reno van Dael

Disc 1:
1. 4th Of July
2. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock
3. I Will Follow
4. Wire
5. MLK
6. The Unforgettable Fire
7. Surrender
8. Two Hearts Beat As One
9. Seconds
10. A Sort Of Homecoming
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday

Disc 2:
1. Electric Co.
2. Bad
3. October
4. New Year's Day
5. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
6. Party Girl
7. Gloria
8. "40"

Source:
October 30, 1984. Rotterdam, Holland. Sport Paleis Ahoy.

Sound Quality:
Good audience. This recording is very good for an audience recording from 1984. All the frequencies are quite audible, as well as the bass and the high sounds. The audience reactions are well heard but it's not irritating. The music tops the audience.

Comments:
This is a very "rare" bootleg. To my knowledge only 25 were printed. The discs are gold colored, which could indicate that they are made on private CD-Rs. The disc printing is very plain; only black letters giving the name of the bootleg and the source. The back of the bootleg says it is made in Milano (Italy) but when I bought it the shop owner said that the distribution was only in the Netherlands. This bootleg came together with the Amsterdam 1989 show (also 25 copies). The cover is nice but single-sheeted. The back has the same background. Two pictures shot by Anton Corbijn during the The Unforgettable Fire photo session make the artwork worthwhile. The show is strong and solid. The audience sing along very well. With only 90 minutes of disc space used, the bootleg could have been filled with another recording, but this is not done.
This is the original pressing on this label.

© 1999 "For Love Or Money ? - A Guide To U2 Bootleg CDs" and Sascha Kremer

Paul McCartney & Wings Last Flight Definitive Edition(MCCD005-006)

Details in the artwork

Friday, June 12, 2026

Paul McCartney - Tour '89 Vol. 1(MCP-001)(DVD)

Publisher: MCP
Reference: MCP-001
Date: 2006

Artwork: Included (click on the poster to enlarge)

Video: NTSC 4:3, 720x480, 29.97 fps, 6207 Kbps
Audio: MPEG-2, 2 channels, 48 KHz, 384 Kbps

01. Los Angeles 11-23-89
02. Selling T-Shirts
03. MSG Press Conference
04. Cincinatti
05. Friends of the Earth Cheque presentation
06. Friends of the Earth Cheque Interview
07. Linda Interview
08. Hamish and Robbie Interview

The Beatles 1963-04-04 - Roxburgh Hall, Stowe School, Stowe, Buckinghamshire, England(EVSD)

The Beatles - 1963-04-04 - Roxburgh Hall, Stowe School, Stowe, Buckinghamshire, England [DISC 2 - TUNED]:

from Japanese bootleg CD (Empress Valley Supreme)

Goody's Speed/Pitch-adjusted Edition

Edits via Audition.

01 introduction 0:33
02 I Saw Her Standing There 2:34
03 Too Much Monkey Business 2:32
04 Love Me Do 2:47
05 Some Other Guy 2:42
06 Misery 2:19
07 I Just Don't Understand 2:50
08 A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues 3:19
09 Boys 2:47
10 Matchbox 3:29
11 From Me To You 2:23
12 Thank You Girl 2:21
13 Memphis Tennessee 2:48
14 A Taste Of Honey 2:32
15 Twist And Shout 3:22
16 Anna (Go To Him) 3:34
17 Please Please Me 2:38
18 Hippy Hippy Shake 1:56
19 I'm Talking About You 2:41
20 Ask Me Why 2:49
21 Till There Was You 2:41
22 Money (That's What I Want) (cuts out) 0:59
23 I Saw Her Standing There (Reprise) 2:39

total running time - 59:25

Notes:
As I pointed out in the text for the tuned Disc 1 edition, this was all kinds of wrong. Now it's really practically perfect - my thanks to whatever went into this EVSD AI Demix version of the show for me to work with and get it tuned up.

With regard to the speed/pitch, it started out -43 cents or so flat and slowed down to around -93 by the time it got to 'Money'. What you'll hear now is starkly different from the EVSD presentation... This is much easier listening than the source in Disc 1 - less harshness and more detail. Kudos to them for the audio upgrade!

This edition - August 27, 2023

Rick Wakeman Trio 1987-08-27-29 Odeon Cinema, Edinburgh

Rick Wakeman Trio
Odeon Cinema, Edinburgh 27, 28 & 29 Aug 1987
3 C.D.
Audience recording A-
Artwork included

Rick Wakeman - Keyboards
Tony Fernandez - Drums
David Paton - Bass

Disc 1 (27th)
01 Elizabethan Rock
02 Catherine Howard
03 Tilly
04 'Myths & Legends of King Arthur' medley
05 Gone But Not Forgotten
06 Await the Hour
07 Catherine Parr
08 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth' medley
09 Merlin the Magician

Disc 2 (28th)
01 Elizabethan Rock
02 Catherine Howard
03 Tilly
04 'Myths & Legends of King Arthur' medley
05 Gone But Not Forgotten
06 Await the Hour
07 Catherine Parr
08 Merlin the Magician
09 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth' medley

Disc 3 (29th)
01 Elizabethan Rock
02 Catherine Howard
03 Tilly
04 'Myths & Legends of King Arthur' medley
05 Gone But Not Forgotten
06 Await the Hour
07 Catherine Parr
08 Theme for Charles Rennie McIntosh
09 'Journey to the Centre of the Earth' medley
10 Merlin the Magician
11 After the Ball
Recording Lineage
Sony mono portable w built-in microphone -> Cassette Master

Playback Lineage
Cassette Masters -> Alesis Masterlink @ 44.1kHz, 16-bit (track splits, level adj, fades) -> CDR -> EAC to wav, TLH to flac

Mastering Notes:
Presented in what I call a 'no-chat' edit - Wakeman is quite fond of telling stories between tunes, and with these included, the shows
stretched to beyond 90mins and 100 mins; in order to fit each of them onto one CD, I edited out
all the between-song chatter, and kept the music only.
Attendee's Notes:
All late-night shows, started around 11pm

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U2 1984-11-03 Brixton Academy London, UK

LDB Special Series #77

Hello! Here is a new series from my collection. After the Master Series, here is the Special Series.
Out of my 6,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the
musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my
cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed!
I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my
reward for all the work involved in this project.

U2
London, Brixton Academy
November 3, 1984

01.11 O'Clock Tick Tock
02.I Will Follow
03.Wire
04.MLK
05.The Unforgettable Fire
06.Surrender
07.Two Hearts Beat As One
08.Seconds
09.A Sort Of Homecoming
10.Sunday Bloody Sunday
11.The Cry, The Electric Co. / Send In The Clowns (snippet)
12.Bad
13.Indian Summer Sky
14.October
15.New Year's Day
16.Pride (In The Name Of Love)
17.Party Girl
18.Gloria
19.40

Lineage: Unknown recording device > 1st generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Audigy Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0
> CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Bono - vocals, guitar
The Edge - guitar, piano, backing vocals
Adam Clayton - bass
Larry Mullen Jr. - drums

I was only once at the Brixton Academy to see a show and was surprised how could U2 play such a small venue for their status
in 1984/1985. This is the second night in the same venue but clearly not enough for public demand, so at the end of the tour
they played once more in the Wembley arena. But this is nice one, quite 'intimate' gig and especially with a terrific sound.
I traded this tape in the early 90's directly from the taper, so this one is sourced from a 1st generation. The band really
rocks! I preferred the 1984 part of the Unforgettable Fire tour, although my first time with the band was in Milano the
year after. I would rate this recording a solid 9+, you won't be disappointed. Wanna some U2? Here we go!!!!

ldb

Bruce Springsteen 1981-04-18 Palais Des Sport, Paris, France

Bruce SPRINGSTEEN, Saint Ouen Palais des sports, 1981 april 18th, SM aud master FLAC

This is one of the big stars i had under my mics years ago.

Bruce and the E STREET BAND played 2 shows in SAINT OUEN near Paris on april 18th and 19th; it was the first time they played in France (listen to Bruce's talk before Rockin' all over the world).
At the first show entrance,i was very close to be caught by the security with my TCD5 in bag.
I used to hide the recorder in the cover of a book (pages were removed) and by chance the guy stopped his search when he saw what kind of book it was... Sweat ...
Next night, i came back with the little TC 150 machine.

Of course, this recording circulated but this is the very first upload from my master.
Sounds good for 1981.

Sony TCD5 M with ECM 16 condenser litle mics clipped on shirt.
Made from the seats of the venue (a little above the crowd).

First set

01 Factory
02 Prove it all night
03 Out on the streets
04 The ties that bind
05 Darkness on the edge of town
06 Independence day
07 Who'll stop the rain
08 Two hearts
09 Promised land
10 This land is your land (featuring tape flip)
11 The river
12 Badlands
13 Thunderoad

Second set

01 Cadillac ranch
02 Sherry darling
03 Hungry heart
04 Fire
05 You can look
06 Wrecked on the highway
07 Racing in the streets
08 Candy's room
09 Ramrod
10 Rosalita
11 Falling in love with you
12 Born to run
13 Devil with the blue dress medley (featuring tape flip)
14 Crowd
15 Rockin' all over the world
16 Crowd

Cassettes played on Marantz SD4061 deck (pitch adjusted) to ZOOM H4, wav to PC, audacity editions, FLAC

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Paul McCartney & Wings London Town Sessions(MCCD004)

Record Plant Mobile Studio - 1st-31st May 1977
1		London Town (Promotional Edit Stereo Version)
2		Cafe On The Left Bank (Rough Mix)
3		I'm Carrying (Rough Mix)
4		I've Had Enough (Rough Mix)
5		With A Little Luck (Rough Mix)
6		With A Little Luck (Promotional Edit Stereo Version)
7		Famous Groupies (Rough Mix)
8		Deliver Your Children (Rough Mix)
9		Don't Let It Bring You Down (Rough Mix)
10		Morse Moose & Grey Goose (Instrumental Rough Mix)
11		Mull Of Kintyre (Promotional Edit Version)
12		Girl's School (Promotional Commercial Edit Version)
13		Find A Way Somehow (Unreleased)
		Spirit Of Ranachan Studio - August 1977
14		Waterspout (Studio Demo)
15		Backward Traveller (Studio Demo)
16		After You've Gone (Studio Demo)
17		Boil Crisis (Studio Demo)
18		Jamaican Hilite (Studio Demo)
19		Mull Of Kintyre (Instrumental Studio Demo)
20		Mull Of Kintyre (Studio Demo)

Grateful Dead 1983-04-25 The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA(119642)

Grateful Dead - April 25, 1983
The Spectrum - Philadelphia, PA

Recording Info:
(FOB) Sennheiser 421 -> Cassette Master (Sony D6/Maxell UDXL-II90)

Transfer Info:
Cassette Master (Sony TC-K677ES) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/96k) ->
Adobe Audition v3.0 -> Samplitude Professional v11.2 -> FLAC/16
(1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

Recorded, Transferred and Mastered By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
March 28, 2012

Notes:
-- I was patched out of the lead deck (Sony D5)
-- We were sitting 10 rows FOB on the right/center aisle
-- I lost my Set 2 master so this is all I have left
-- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction

Set 1:
d1t01 - Jack Straw
d1t02 - Friend Of The Devil
d1t03 - Little Red Rooster
d1t04 - Brown Eyed Women
d1t05 - Cassidy
d1t06 - Loser
d1t07 - My Brother Esau ->
d1t08 - China Cat Sunflower ->
d1t09 - I Know You Rider

Encore:
d1t10 - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones 1997-07-06 Saratoga Performing Arts Center Saratoga Springs, NY

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
July 6, 1997
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY

Taper: ?
Equipment: ?
Conversion: ADAT8
Equipment: D8 > Tascam CD-RW4U > Teac CD-W58E > EAC > CDWav >
CEP > MKW

01: Vix 9
02: Throwdown at the Hoedown
03: Furure Man Intro
04: Big Country
05: Band Member Intros
06: Huckleberry Road
07: Stomping Grounds
08: The Sinister Minister

Notes:
A few gaps and segments missing from Track 1, no editing has been done, this is the show as is from the master DAT.

Bob Dylan 1991-11-15 F. M. Kirby Center Wilkes-Barre, PA

BOB DYLAN - Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania November 15th 1991
"Transfer From 2nd Generation Tapes, JTT"

Bob Dylan
F.M. Kirby Center
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
November 15th 1991

Audience Recording

Does Not Seem To Match LB-1205

SOURCE: 2nd Generation Cassettes (2 x TDK SA60, Dolby B) (GS) >
Akai GXC-570D (Playback) (Dolby B) >
Line in to Soundforge 9 > FLAC Level 6 align on sector boundaries

NOTE:
Disc One, Track 09 - End Cut
Disc One, Track 10 - Start Cut

Transfer by JTT, April 2009

Disc One
01 Maggie's Farm
02 I Don't Believe You
03 All Along The Watchtower
04 Tears Of Rage
05 Watching The River Flow
06 Gotta Serve Somebody
07 Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)
08 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
09 Trail Of The Buffalo
10 Desolation Row

Disc Two
01 Bob Dylan's Dream
02 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
03 Everything Is Broken
04 Confidential To Me
05 Friend Of The Devil
06 Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35
07 Man In The Long Black Coat
08 Highway 61 Revisited

Thursday, June 11, 2026

Midnight Jam 1994-04-30 Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival Walker Center North Wilkesboro, NC

Midnight Jam
Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival
Walker Center
North Wilkesboro, NC
April 30, 1994

Source: Soundboard DAT x ?
Transfers: Casio DA-7 > Tascam CD-RW 700 (pass through -2 db) >
Audiophile 2496 @ 24/44.1 KHz WAV using Wavelab 5 >
mastered to 16/44.1 KHz WAV (Waves L3) > CDWAV 1.9 > FLAC
Transfers, Remastering and seeded to bt.etree.org by Bill Koucky October 2006

Disc 1 69:43

-Tony Rice Unit –
1. Red Haired Boy
2. Nine Pound Hammer
3. A Maiden’s Prayer
4. Sally Goodin
- Chesapeake -
5. Intro
6.
7. Last Train To Poor Valley
8. Bill VonDiddly Fonte
- Tony Williamson -
9. Intro
10. Road To Pedro’s
- The First North Carolina Mandolin Orchestra -
11. Intro, Tuning
12. Dark Eyes
Enter John Cowan
13. Stormy Monday
14. ? (John Solo)
15. Outro

Disc 2 49:38

-Peter Rowan & The Rowan Brothers
1. Intro
2. I’ll Be There
Enter Jerry Douglas, Arena Serine, Mark Schatz
3. Man Of Constant Sorrow
4. A Man With A Dream
5. Free Mexican Air Force
6. Fair And Tender Ladies
7. The Darkest Hour
- Peter Wernick’s Five Alive -
8. On A Roll
Enter Tim O’Brien, Jack Lawrence
9. Huckling The Berries
10. Band Intros
11. Stony Creek

Master of Ceremonies: John Roden

Tony Rice Unit:
Tony Rice Guitar
Wyatt Rice Guitar
Ricky Simpkins Fiddle
Ronnie Simpkins Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau Mandolin

Chesapeake:
Mike Auldridge Dobro
T. Michael Coleman Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau Mandolin
Moondi Klein Guitar

Mandolin Orchestra:
Tony Williamson
John Duffy
Jimmy Gaudreau
And many others..

The Rowan Brothers:
Peter Rowan Guitar, Mandolin
Loren Rowan 12 String Guitar
Chris Rowan Guitar
Stuart Duncan Fiddle
Victor Krauss Bass

Live Five:
Peter Wernick Banjo
Greg Weber Vibes
Rich Moore Electric Bass
Bill Panterelli Clarinet
Chris Ditsin Drums

Notes: This is a partial set and the discs are seamless.

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Joe Bonamassa 2010-02-20 Moscow International Performing Arts Center Moscow, Russia

Band: JOE BONAMASSA
Date: 20 February 2010
Venue: Moscow International Performing Arts Center
Location: Moscow / Russia

Recorded and mixed by Jacob "Rocktrades"

Equipment: AT943 cardioid --> CA-9100 (no bass roll-off) --> Edirol R-09 (Line-in 24bit/44.1kHz)

Lineage: USB transfer to PC -> Adobe Audition v.3.0 (slight EQ applied, normalised, dithering to 16/44) -> CDWave for track splits -> Flac Frontend (level 8, aligned on sector boundaries)

Joe Bonamassa band is:

Joe Bonamassa - guitar, Vocals
Carmine Rojas - bass
Rick Melick - keyboards
Bogie Bowles - drums

DISC 1 (59:23):

01. The Ballad Of John Henry
02. Last Kiss
03. So Many Roads
04. Three Times A Fool
05. If Heartaches Were Nickels
06. Further On Up The Road
07. Sloe Gin
08. Lonesome Road Blues
09. Happier Times

DISC 2 (51:37):

01. Steal Your Heart Away
02. When The Fire Hits The Sea
03. The Great Flood
04. So It's Like That
05. Mountain Time
06. Young Man Blues
- Encore -
07. Bird On A Wire
08. Just Got Paid

Released on 17 October 2010.

Led Zeppelin 1969-01-12 Fillmore West San Francisco, CA(Scorpio)

Led Zeppelin
1969.01.09-10-11-12
San Francisco, California US
Fillmore West

"Fresh Garbage" - Scorpio (LZ-08011)
Lineage: Scorpio Silver > EAC WAV > FLAC > TLH Re-encoded to FLAC Level 8.

*Thanks to BackyardTyrone for this*

Disc 1, January 10th: The Train Kept A Rollin’, I Can’t Quit You,
As Long As I Have You (inc. Fresh Garbage, Shake), Dazed And Confused,
How Many More Times (inc. Dream Lover, The Hunter)

Disc 2: White Summer - Black Mountain Side, Killing Floor, You Shook Me,
Pat’s Delight, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown, For Your Love

Disc 3, January 11th: Intro, I Can’t Quit You, Dazed and Confused, You Shook Me,
How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown. Bonus track,
January 9th: The Train Kept a Rollin’

Disc 4, January 12th: As Long As I Have You (inc. Mockingbird, Fresh Garbage),
I Can’t Quit You, Dazed And Confused, Babe I’m Gonna Leave You, Communication Breakdown,
You Shook Me

Disc 5: White Summer - Black Mountain Side, The Train Kept A Rollin’, Pat’s Delight,
How Many More Times (inc. The Hunter), Killing Floor

SECURE EAC log, Artwork, FLAC Fingerprint and MD5 Checksums included.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
from Collectors Music Reviews:

Fresh Garbage collects together all of the relevant documents from Led Zeppelin’s
legendary four night set at the Fillmore West on their first tour. All of the main
Led Zeppelin biographies state how important these series of gigs were for the success
of the group with the public and their acceptance by the music industry. On the same
bill with Taj Mahal and headliners Country Joe And The Fish, the initial scheduled called
for two sets on January 9th, 10th, and the 11th but a final night was added on. The opening
show coincided with Jimmy Page’s 25th birthday and the final night was when their debut
album Led Zeppelin was released in the US. The tapes from these shows began to surface
back in the days of vinyl but Scorpio is the first to present them in one cohesive set.
The audience recordings are fair to good but given the historic importance, are more than
acceptable and reveal a fascinating chapter in the band’s live history.

The first two discs cover the two sets of the January 10th show, the second of the four
evenings. This tape was first released in the eighties on the vinyl For Your Love (Rock
Solid Records RSR 238) and was also included in RSR’s The Final Option. One of the earliest
compact disc releases was East/West (Digger Productions DP 2677-2678) which was missing
most of the “For Your Love” encore. For Your Love (Silver Rarities SIRA 134/135) is one
of the most important releases in that label’s history and features the complete encore
but runs too slow. Subsequent releases include Whole Lotta For Your Love (Pirate Records
SCLE 003/03), For Your Love (Empress Valley EVSD 414/415), and Syonen Zep(Akashic AKA-2).
Live Adventure At the Fillmore West (Wendy Records WECD-25/26) was released several years
ago with a complete “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” and with greatly amplified sound, but there
was an inexplicable cut and repeat in “How Many More Times” on both this and the Empress
Valley.

The Scorpio has several advantages over the other titles. Isn’t as loud as Wendy and is
very easy to listen to. ”Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” is complete, and the second cut in
“How Many More Times” is handled much better. There is no repeat and the edit is much
smoother. Thus in addition to the small cuts between numbers there are cut at 2:09 in
“Dazed And Confused,” at 5:30 and at 10:16 in ”How Many More Times,” and 6:42 in “Pat’s
Delight.” The show begins with the “Train Kept A-Rollin’” segue into “I Can’t Quit You”
which they would use for most of the year. “Thank you very much and good evening from Led
Zeppelin. It’s great to be back. We’re gonna do something that goes a little faster.
This comes from a great singer named Garnett Mimms…it’s called ‘As Long As I Have You.’”

Three long early epics are are played consecutively in the first set. The Mimms cover is
ten minutes long and contains references to ”Spirit” and “Fresh Garbage,” two tunes familiar
to the audience. “Dazed And Confused” is a bit longer than it studio counterpart and after
wards Plant says, ”On behalf of Led Zeppelin we’d like to finish this set off with a thing
on the album as well and the album will be out in about three weeks called Led Zeppelin…
this is a thing called ‘How Many More Times.’” Like the studio version this also contains
a violin bow episode, something that would be dropped. During the long improvisation
Plant sings snatches of Bobby Darin’s 1959 hit “Dream Lover” and the traditional “The Riddle
Song.” The second set begins with Plant introducing Page, saying “we’re gonna do what we
did last night. We’re gonna feature Jimmy Page. This is a thing called ‘White Summer.’
Jimmy Page.”

The second set isn’t exactly mellow, but is much less frenzied than the first. “You Shook
Me,” reaching eight minutes and the drum solo “Pat’s Delight” reaching nine are the
highlights. “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” sounds dramatic in this recording and Plant refers
to Joan Baez at the end. The encore is introduced by Plant saying, “It will be out pleasure
to do a thing Keith Relf had something to do with. You remember him?” For a long time
this was the only version of Zeppelin covering the Yardbirds’ biggest hit until the
surfacing of the Whisky A Go-Go tape revealed an earlier one played less than a week here.
Over the course of the seven minute song Page in particular squeezes out all of the late sixties
psychedelia he can out of his guitar trying hard to impress the crowd.

Disc three contains the two fragmentary recordings beginning with the January 11th
soundboard recording. This tape first surfaced in the early nineties on Birth of the Gods
(Balboa BP-0001) and contained the introduction, “I Can’t Quit You,” “Dazed and Confused,”
“You Shook Me,” and the first four minutes of “How Many More Times.” Whole Lotta For Your Love
(Pirate Records SCLE 003/03) is the only other silver release with the truncated tape and curiously
the short version was posted on Wolfgang’s Vault. “You Shook Me” can be found on Fillmore East
(Mud Dogs-007) and “I Can’t Quit You,” “Dazed And Confused,” and “You Shook Me” are on Hampton Kicks
(House Of Elrond MG6471/2).

The longer source with the second half of “How Many More Times” and “Communication Breakdown
” first surfaced on Syonen Zep Zokango (Akashic AKA-2) followed in quick succession by
Pb+ (Wild Card 1/69-3/70), Psycho A Go-Go! (Led Note LCD 1504) and Anybody Got a Les Paul?
(Equinox EX 00 020-0). How Many More Years (Empress Valley EVSD-430) was issued several
years ago as part of their Legendary Fillmore series. This tape sounded much better than
the older one even though another band’s music can be heard during the softer part between
songs. Fresh Garbage sounds hissy but excellent and well balanced.

The tape documents the first set of the evening and comes in after Page broke a string
during the first song. Plant chats with the audience while they are all waiting. “The
next one on the agenda is a thing…Otis Rush number. It’s on this album Led Zeppelin coming
out in a couple of weeks” There is a long pause before Plant asks, “are you warm enough
tonight? Are you really warm? It’s so warm in here. That’s the word, hot. Nearly
there.” John Paul Jones practices his bass while they are waiting. “It’s a good job at
doing two spots.” After another long pause Plant asks, “has anybody got a Les Paul? No?
Jeff who? Tell him to bring it here then.” Page finally tunes the guitar before they
play “I Can’t Quit You,” the second song of the night.

Plant tells the audience that “we’ve decided, this is about the third night, and the way
everything’s going we want to live here because you’re so nice.” After some babbling about
the police they carry on “without any cough mixture” to play “You Shook Me.” Still the cut
at 4:18 in “How Many More Times” right in the middle of Page’s guitar solo. “Tell you
what. There is nothing we can say except for thank you.” The audience is very wild in
demanding and encore and Plant has to shout “hang about” to get their attention. “You
sort of shown us that we should do another one. But listen, if we do another one then
there won’t be enough time to do another set afterwards because everything is running
late.” Off mic he is told they can do an encore. “Oh, we can. Thanks. I wasn’t sure
but thanks very much.”

“Train Kept A Rollin’” is said to be from the first show in San Francisco on January 9th.
It can also be found on Twinight (Immigrant IM-002~3) and Whole Lotta For Your Love (Pirate
Records SCLE 003/03). The sound quality is fair to good but distorted. It is a shame
only one song is present on the tape. The origin of the song is also not determined either
since the first thing audible on the tape is Plant saying twice how nice it is to come
back for a second time. There is a long discussion on the Led Zeppelin Database website
reviewing all of the clues, but the conclusion that its provenance won’t be known conclusivel
y until more information surfaces is accurate.

The final two discs are the most interesting of the set. Containing the fourth and final
night, the only other silver release of this show was many year ago on California ‘69
(Lemon Song LS-7206/7). Its neglect is puzzling because the sound quality is not too bad
at all and the performance is really good. The Sunday night crowd were the most quiet of
the four nights with very little of the screaming and shouting found in the other shows.
There are cuts between all of the tracks so a lot of the dialogue is missing. The tape
begins with Bill Graham saying, “let’s welcome Led Zeppelin” and the Garnett Mimms medley
“As Long As I Have You” is used as a set opener as it was in the final night in Los Angeles
the preceeding week. “Communication Breakdown” is the set closer and a seven minute version of
“You Shook Me” is employed as the encore.

The second set begins right at the beginning of “White Summer,” the song which normally
opened the second set. the chord that Page plays at the beginning of “White Summer” is
identical to that used by The Doors for “The End.” The highlight of the second set is a
seventeen minute version of “How Many More Times” which, during the violin bow part,
includes Plant’s ad-libs from the LP: “I was a young boy I couldn’t resist…” A three
minute version of “Killing Floor” closes the show and Zeppelin’s first foray in San
Francisco. Sets like Fresh Garbage are a double edged sword. If one of the tapes is
not as good as it could be then it can ruin the entire set. But when it all comes together
like on this one it is a phenomenal piece to have. Not only does it make it easy to
obtain the tapes, but it provides an historic scope and context that single releases can’t
achieve. This is easily one of the best Zeppelin releases on the Scorpio label and is
worth having.

Led Zeppelin 1969-01-12 Fillmore West San Francisco, CA(KRW_CO)

LED ZEPPELIN
Fillmore West
San Francisco CA
January 12th 1969
First Generation Analog
From The Krw_co Collection
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>FIRST GEN>NAKAMICHI DR-1 (W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT)>
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV (24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR
KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV 16/44.1>TRADERS LITTLE HELPER FLAC (LEVEL 8)

THE BAND
Robert Plant vocals
Jimmy Page guitar
John Paul Jones bass
John Bonham drums

SETLIST
SET 1
1 Intro
2 As Long As I Have You with Fresh Garbage / Mockingbird / Bag's Groove / Baby Please Don't Go
3 I Can't Quit You with Don't Know Which Way To Go
4 Dazed And Confused
5 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
6 Communication Breakdown
7 You Shook Me
SET 2
8 White Summer / Black Mountainside
9 The Train Kept A Rollin'
10 Pat's Delight
11 How Many More Times with The Hunter
12 Killing Floor with The Lemmon Song

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Led Zeppelin 1969-01-12 Fillmore West San Francisco, CA (1st generation)

Led Zeppelin, Fillmore West
January 12, 1969, San Francisco, California

Audience
Master > Cassette > DAT (1st generation)

disc one:
1. As Long As I Have You
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed and Confused
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5. Communication Breakdown
6. You Shook Me
7. White Summer

disc two:
8. Train Kept a Rollin
9. Pat's Delight
10. How Many More Times
11. Killing Floor
Will not fit on an 80 minute CD. It's close though...

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Led Zeppelin 1969-01-12 Fillmore West San Francisco, CA (2nd generation)

Led Zeppelin
1969.01.12
San Francisco, California (USA)
Fillmore West

Private tape (no label)

Audience Recording
Master > Cassette > Cassette

1. As Long As I Have You
2. I Can't Quit You
3. Dazed and Confused
4. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
5. Communication Breakdown
6. You Shook Me
7. White Summer
8. Train Kept a Rollin
9. Pat's Delight
10. How Many More Times
11. Killing Floor

Brought to you by Jason Peterson
Presence@royal-orleans.com

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Bob Dylan 2010-10-16 Joel Coliseum Winston Salem, NC

Bob Dylan & His Band - October 16, 2010 - "Rollin' and Righteous"
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum (Joel Coliseum)

Greetings all ... I'm pleased to report that the second night in beautiful North Carolina was just as
inspiring and heart-felt as the other night in Charlotte. Perhaps it was the cool, crisp Carolina Blue
skies that set the mood for the wonderful performances..... the weather here is glorious !

This recording is dedicated to the most important girls in my life - my wife and two daughters - who
tolerated my love (obsession ?) for live music, and make sure that I am afforded every opportunity to attend
whenever and wherever I desire. Thank you ladies !

The arena tonight was not as intimate as Halter Arena in Charlotte, as the stage set up was more open.
In Charlotte, the building was able to accommodate the stage being set up such that about half of the
arena was used. Thus, there were only about 20 rows of seating on the floor, with the rest of the crowd in the
stands and off the floor. We all felt closer to the band. Tonight, the stage was set way back on the floor,
and this made the room feel bigger, less intimate, and a bit less "warm" sonically.

I'm going to title this capture "Rollin' and Righteous"... for me, the room didn't really "warm up" until the
band ripped through Rollin' and Tumblin'. I was really moved, and you will hear me comment as such at the end of
the song. And another reason for the word "Righteous"... reflecting on my two wonderful nights with Bob and
his band, I can't help but be struck by the number of times I heard Bob sing about GOD duing these two performances...
Let all of us in the DIME community worldwide heed his words and be RIGHTEOUS, the world really needs God right now !
Just sayin'...

The quality of the capture is very similiar to Charlotte, except that there are a few "woots and hollers" during this
performance, but I did what I could to limit the annoyance by switching seats once or twice.

Audience recording - direclty behind soundboard, just off the floor

SOURCE: Sony MZ-R700 (mini disc) with Sony ECM-DS70 mic > Total Recorder (wav) > CDWav > FLAC Frontend

Approximately 103 minutes

(Thanks to Boblinks for the setlist) :

NOTE : Be prepared for a few "digi-skips" during High Water

1. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Bob on keyboard)
2. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Bob on guitar)
3. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again (Bob on guitar)
4. Just Like A Woman (Bob on keyboard)
5. Rollin' And Tumblin' (Bob on keyboard, Donnie on electric mandolin)
6. The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll (Bob on keyboard and harp, Donnie on electric mandolin)
7. High Water (For Charley Patton) (Bob center stage on harp, Donnie on banjo)
8. Shelter From The Storm (Bob on keyboard and harp)
9. Honest With Me (Bob on keyboard)
10. Tangled Up In Blue (Bob center stage on harp)
11. Highway 61 Revisited (Bob on keyboard)
12. Nettie Moore (Bob on keyboard and harp, Donnie on viola)
13. Thunder On The Mountain (Bob on keyboard)
14. Ballad Of A Thin Man (Bob center stage on harp)
15. crowd

(encore)
16. Jolene (Bob on keyboard)
17. Bob introduces his band
18. Like A Rolling Stone (Bob on keyboard)
19. the crowd calls out for more...

I've made no sound adjustments - feel free to do what you want with this recording, except sell it..

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