David Bowie Hunky Geordie Tapes Volume 02 (Rev A)

HUG012CD BLUE LIGHT, BLUE EVENING, BLUE GIRL

DAVID BOWIE - Paris 1990-04-02/03

Palais Omnisports, Bercy, Paris

Audience recording
Lineage: Sony HF60 tapes (2nd, lo gen) and TDK D60 tapes (3rd, believe 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 4
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 58:32; Disc 2: 44:22; Disc 3: 61:38; Disc 4: 56:47

Track listing:

Disc 1

2nd April concert

01 Ode To Joy intro
02 Space Oddity
03 Changes
04 TVC 15
05 Rebel Rebel
06 Be My Wife
07 Ashes To Ashes
08 Queen Bitch
09 Fashion
10 Life On Mars?
11 Blue Jean
12 Let's Dance
13 Stay
14 band introductions
15 China Girl

Disc 2

01 Ziggy Stardust
02 Sound + Vision
03 Station To Station
04 Young Americans
05 Suffragette City
06 Fame 90
07 Heroes
08 The Jean Genie
09 Modern Love

Disc 3

3rd April concert

01 Ode To Joy intro
02 Space Oddity
03 Changes
04 TVC 15
05 Rebel Rebel
06 Golden Years
07 Be My Wife
08 Ashes To Ashes
09 John I'm Only Dancing
10 Fashion
11 Life On Mars?
12 Blue Jean
13 Let's Dance
14 Stay
15 China Girl

Disc 4

01 Ziggy Stardust
02 Sound + vision
03 Station To Station
04 Alabama Song
05 Young Americans
06 Panic In Detroit
07 Suffragette City
08 Fame 90
09 Heroes
10 Pretty Pink Rose
11 Queen Bitch
12 The Jean Genie

Fix notes:

2nd April:

It's apparent that there was over-miking of the floor toms (present on both versions I tried) causing bass rumble frequently throughout.
Tape flip between Queen Bitch and Fashion during tape flip.  Faded on tape, repaired as best as I could.
Fade out between Heroes and The Jean Genie which clips the start of the latter.

3rd April:

Significant disparity in volume between the two channels, with the right channel oversaturated.  Used iZotope RX declipper tool to restore peaks on right channel for whole tape - successful

Joins between Panic and Detroit and Suffragette City, and Fame 90 and Heroes resulted in minor loss of music to start of latter song in each case.  Join between Let's Dance and Stay lost crowd noise only.
Join betweeen Ashes To Ashes and John I'm Only Dancing loses David saying the name of JIOD!

Unpleasant blare at the start of Blue Jean which could not be fixed without being intrusive.  The sound is a little rougher from Heroes onwards and that's on the tape.

All sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.


Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 by steve23yh on 10th June 2015





HUG014CD UP HERE TONIGHT

DAVID BOWIE - Denver 1990-06-02

McNichols Arena, Denver, CO, USA

Audience recording
Lineage: Maxell XLII C90 tapes (believed 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 53:44; Disc 2: 50:19

Track listing:

Disc 1

01 Ode To Joy intro
02 Space Oddity
03 Changes
04 TVC 15
05 Rebel Rebel
06 Ashes To Ashes
07 Fashion
08 band introductions
09 Life On Mars?
10 Blue Jean
11 Let's Dance
12 Pretty Pink Rose
13 Stay

Disc 2

01 Sound + vision
02 Ziggy Stardust
03 China Girl
04 Station To Station
05 Young Americans
06 Suffragette City
07 Fame 09
08 Heroes
09 Modern Love
10 Rock 'n' Roll Suicide

Fix notes:

Whole tape running substantially too fast, by around ¾ of a tone.  Reduced by a factor of 92%.
The faffing about with levels at the start is on the original (and stops around a minute into Space Oddity), otherwise, sweet.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH

Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 by steve23yh on 10th June 2015





HUG015CD SOUND AND VISION

DAVID BOWIE - Earl's Court, London, 1978-07-01

Earl's Court, London

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK SA 90 (lo gen - 2nd/3rd?) > Hauppauge Win TV pre-amp > tracks splits using Acoustic Solutions Wave Studio > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 52:56; Disc 2: 46:05

Track listing:

Disc One

01 Warszawa
02 Heroes
03 What In The World
04 Be My Wife
05 The Jean Genie
06 Blackout
07 Sense Of Doubt
08 Speed Of Life
09 Sound And Vision
10 Breaking Glass
11 Fame
12 Beauty And The Beast

Disc Two

01 Five Years
02 Soul Love
03 Star
04 Hang On To Yourself
05 Ziggy Stardust
06 Suffragette City
07 Art Decade
08 Alabama Song
09 Station To Station
10 TVC 15

Fix notes:

Running a semitone fast.  Reduced speed in Goldwave, adjusting by factor of 95%.

Volume readjustments to offset original CD transfer (doesn't impact quality, as per first note).

Jump during Fame is on my copy.  The change in sound quality at the starts of Star and Alabama Song reflect tape flips.

Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 by steve23yh on 10th June 2015






HUG016CD SPEAK IN EXTREMES

TIN MACHINE - Liverpool 1991-11-06

Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, England

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK D60 tapes ( 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 43:32; Disc 2: 50:13

Track listing:

Disc 1

01 I've Been Waiting For You
02 Goodbye Mr Ed
03 Bus Stop
04 Under The God
05 A Big Hurt
06 Shopping For Girls
07 Stateside
08 I Can't Read
09 Baby Universal
10 Sacrifice Yourself

Disc 2

01 Betty Wrong
02 You Can't Talk
03 Go Now
04 Debaser
05 If There Is Something
06 Heaven's In Here
07 You Belong In Rock & Roll
08 Crack City

Fix notes:

Only issue was on first song, where the sound was massively oversaturated - completely thrashed.
Issue was worse on left channel, so right channel copied over to make it mono.  Ran track through iZotope RX declipper tool to restore peaks, and then matched volume on later part of song to keep it consistent.
It's now listenable, but a distance from perfect.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.


Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 by steve23yh on 10th June 2015






HUG020CD GOLDIE LOOKIN MACHINE

TIN MACHINE - Newport 1989-07-01

Leisure Centre, Newport, Wales

Audience recording
Lineage: Sony HF90 tape (probably 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 1
Artwork: included
Total running time: 78:25
Track listing:

01 Intro Music/Band Introduction
02 Amazing
03 Heaven's In Here
04 Sacrifice Yourself
05 Working Class Hero
06 Prisoner Of Love
07 Sorry
08 Country Bus Stop
09 Bus Stop
10 Shakin' All Over
11 Run
12 Baby Can Dance
13 I Can't Read
14 Maggie's Farm
15 Pretty Thing
16 Crack City
17 Under The God

Fix notes:

Left channel too quiet on first side of tape, volume upped accordingly.
Join between Run and Baby Can Dance - clean.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH



Recording detail subsequently added by Steveboy after original up:

"It's nice to see my recording of Newport Leisure Centre still doing the rounds, I
think this has been played about with as there is more bass in it, the original
which I uploaded here a few years ago was a bit tinny.

"For the record it was recorded with a Sony portable recorder [WM-D3] can't remember what mic's but they
were external, and was recorded in stereo. I couldn't get the record levels
correct with the pre-show music hence the change in levels on Amazing."


Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 by steve23yh on 10th June 2015






HUG024CD TENSION AND FEAR

DAVID BOWIE - Osaka, Japan 1980-10-26

Venue: Funitsu Taikaikan in Osaka

Audience recording
Lineage: Maxell Chrome C90 tapes (lo gen - 2nd/3rd?) > Hauppauge Win TV pre-amp > tracks splits using Acoustic Solutions Wave Studio > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 59:09; Disc 2: 40:58

Track listing:

Disc One

01 Look Back In Anger
02 Heroes
03 What In The World
04 Golden Years
05 Fashion
06 Let's Dance
07 Life On Mars?
08 Sorrow
09 Cat People
10 China Girl
11 Scary Monsters
12 Rebel Rebel
13 White Light/White Heat
14 Station To Station

Disc Two

01 Cracked Actor
02 Ashes To Ashes
03 Space Oddity (+ band intros)
04 Young Americans
05 Fame
06 Stay
07 The Jean Genie
08 Modern Love

Fix notes

Source tape ran massively too fast.  Overall time extended by ~8%.

Small cut during the band intros, hence not split as separate track.

Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Lineage

Uploaded to dimeadozen by steve23yh on 2011-01-08
Tidied up, new art, and uploaded to MWP steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 (November 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 2 on 10th June 2015

Link 

Montrose 1976-11-18 Boston Music Hall Boston, MA(Dan Lampinski)

Montrose 1976-11-18 Boston Music Hall Boston, MA
Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Merry-Go-Round (beginning cut)
02 Space Station #5 (spliced)
03 Ronnie Montrose acoustic guitar solo
04 Rock The Nation
05 E: O Lucky Man
06 All I Need

opening for Robin Trower

Incomplete recording, missing beginning 2 songs or so.

Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes


Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
   
Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
  16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.

He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts.

Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.

Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.


Link

 

Boston 1976-10-16 Boston Music Hall Boston, MA

Boston
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
16 October 1976

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Rock & Roll Band
02 Shattered Images
03 Peace Of Mind
04 Something About You
05 Smokin'
06 Guitar solo
07 Foreplay/Long Time
08 More Than A Feeling (end cut)
09 Television Politician

The band had sound system problems.

opening for Blue Öyster Cult

Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes


Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
   
Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
  16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.

He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts.

Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.

Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.

Link

Bruce Springsteen 1974-03-24 Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix, AZ

 

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN -
Celebrity Theatre, Phoenix, AZ
March 24, 1974


Walking The Dog In Phoenix
Stereo soundboard

CD 1:
1. Wild Billy’s Circus Story
2. New York City Serenade
3. Spirit In The Night
4. E Street Shuffle
5. Sandy

CD 2:
1. Walking The Dog
2. Kitty’s Back
3. It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
4. For You
5. Rosalita

Bruce Springsteen - guitar, vocals
Clarence Clemons - saxophone
Danny Federici - organ
David Sancious - keyboards
Garry Tallent - bass
Ernest Carter - drums 

Link 

 

Guns N' Roses 1987-10-31 The Horizon, Syracuse, NY

On Halloween Night of 1987, a group of virtual unknowns calling themselves 'Guns N' Roses', blew the roof of a club calling itself 'The Horizon'in Syracuse, New York. For your listening pleasure, one of the last headlining club shows before the Gunners went on to become 'support band to the stars', and later, the world's number one rock band...


Halloween on the Horizon is one of the 'rarest of the rare' Guns N'Roses silver bootlegs, and it didn't come cheaply, so crank this mother for me!!

I would like it to be known that some jerk off is selling CDR copies of this performance under the title of "Bad Boys, Great Noise" complete with a trashy photocopy cover on Ebay. Please don't buy this inferior release. You are getting the best version for free, from me!

Give a Hoot! Don't pollute Ebay with burned media!!!

REQ: Any TESLA recordings! Especially audio from the Psychotic Supper and Bust A Nut tours. I do have all of the Tesla shows shared on EZT/DIME over the last 10 months, so I don't need any re-seeds. However, I am interested in all Tesla shows that were on STG at one time. In particular, there was one Tesla gig from 07-07-92 which was seeded on STG, that I would like to obtain. Thanks!!

Long live the Legend of Guns N' Fuckin'Roses!!

Milan 5-25-2005
http://listen.to/hardrockcdrs
Now trading DVDR boots for GN'R memorabilia!

Haloween On The Horizon [Silver] -> EAC [secure] -> WAV -> FLAC Frontend 1.7.1 [level8]
Total Size of torrent is 393MB

****FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY, DO NOT SELL!!****

Setlist info obtained with permission, from the excellent GNRBootlegs.com website!

http://www.gnrbootlegs.com/bootguide-audio/bootaudh.php#halloweenonthehorizon

Manufactured: Toasted
Catalog: Condor 1993
Matrix CD: ?
Barcode: no
Released: 1989
Made in: Korea
Source: The Horizon, Syracuse, NY, USA. October 31st 1987
Complete show?: yes
Sound Quality:
Excellent audience recording.
Booklet & Packaging: great covers - Thick stock paper
Time CD: 1:06:14

1 - It's So Easy (3:52)
2 - Move To The City (3:24)
3 - Out Ta Get Me (4:55)
4 - Mr. Brownstone (3:53)
5 - My Michelle (5:00)
6 - Sweet Child O' Mine (6:27)
7 - Roquet Queen (6:11)
8 - Welcome To The Jungle (5:15)
9 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door (7:14)
10 - You're Crazy (4:22)
11 - Paradise City (6:24)
12 - Mama Kin (4:04)
13 - Nightrain (5:13)



Link

Queen 1975-05-01 Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan

 

 

Band : Queen
Venue : Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan
Date : 1. May 1975
Title : Emperors of Japan

Lineage :
Source 1 : AUD > "Song Brothers" master tape > ? > "Young Nobles Of Rock"
           (Tarantura) silvers > EAC > WAV > Har-Bal > Wavelab > WAV > Cool
           Edit Pro (small hiss reduction) > WAV > Traders Little Helper >
           FLAC level 8 (*)
Source 2 : AUD >

"Killing Me Softly" (Wardour) silvers > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit
           Pro (strong hiss reduction) > WAV (**)
Source 3 : AUD > ? > CD(x) > WAV > Cool Edit Pro (speed correction,
           equalisation ) > WAV (***)
Source 4 : "Queen II" (album) > EAC > WAV (****)
Source 5 : "A Night At The Opera" (album) > EAC > WAV (*****)
Source 6 : Studio > vinyl flexidisc > Thorens TD160 turnable > ADC : Sony
           PCM601ES (emphasis on) > digi clone > Sony DCT77ES (emphasis on) >
           digi clone > Marantz CDR620 (emphasis on) > WAV > Cool Edit Pro (
           hiss and cracks / pops removal, speed correction) > WAV (^)
Source 7 : Radio (The All Japan Pop 20) > tape(x) > "A Night At The Nagoya"
           (Wardour) bootleg > WAV > Cool Edit Pro (hiss reduction) > WAV (^^)

Technical info

Comments from QueenLive.ca :

This is the last concert of the Sheer Heart Attack tour, and the performance
is incredible. The show can be seen as a culmination of early Queen, as the
band would move into their next epoch and mature in many ways with the
creation and success of A Night At The Opera.

The band play their guts out tonight, and perform nearly every song with
unique embellishments. They are clearly appreciative of the Japanese fans
throughout the show. All this, as well as some rare choices for songs, make
this a very special final night of the world tour. Many of the songs are long
and full of energy, even moreso than usual. Brian plays a daringly long and
creative guitar solo in Son And Daughter (including part of the traditional
Japanese folk song "Sakura", something which he'd often play in Japan over the
years), and they turn in an extra long version of Liar. But there really is no
point of highlighting individual things, as the entire concert is really
a highlight of their career to this point.

The band came on for the encore dressed in kimonos, somehow turning up the
excitement of the ecstatic audience a notch. The band finish up with a rare
performance of the B-side See What A Fool I've Been, bringing a hugely
successful first Japanese tour to a close.

One notable thing about these early Japanese shows is that Freddie is just
learning how to communinicate with larger audiences, but he's not having too
much success, since most the audience members don't speak English! It really
is amazing how bands like The Beatles, Deep Purple, Queen, and Cheap Trick
were so successful in a country where most of their fans couldn't understand
a word of their music - which goes to show how powerful music is and how it
can transcend cultural barriers.

The show was filmed, and three songs (Now I'm Here, Killer Queen, and In The
Lap Of The Gods...Revisited) were soon broadcast on TV, along with some press
conference footage and a few shots of the boys having a picnic with a few
locals. There is speculation as to whether or not the remaining footage of the
show still exists.

The concert footage was previously attributed to the April 19 show, as it was
labeled as such on The Magic Years documentary. But upon closer examination,
these three songs are definitely from May 1. Some of the footage of Now I'm
Here was broadcast again on Japanese TV in 2004 in a documentary on the band
called "The Jewels." On both documentaries, part of the audio of Now I'm Here
is actually from London '74, a choice made by the compilers of the former
probably because the screaming Japanese fans drowned out the music.

It is worth noting that since this is the final performance of the Sheer Heart
Attack tour, it is the last time In The Lap Of The Gods would be performed.
Tonight also marks the last time the full version of Great King Rat would be
heard live. It would be revived, albeit in much shorter form, in 1984.

Comment from Collector's Music Reviews :

Young Nobles Of Rock is the very first Queen release on the prolific and
enduring Tarantura label.  This title contains a new tape source for Queen’s
May 1, 1975 show at the Budokan in Tokyo.  Several older sources exist with
the first appearing on a rare Japanese vinyl titled Kimono My Place Live (Marc
TC-75122) released in 1976 and copied on Stunning Live In Tokyo on Rodan
Records.  This tape source is very good but incomplete, covering only
forty-minutes of the two hour show and containing "Procession," "Now I’m Here,"
"Great King Rat," "Killer Queen," "Seven Seas Of Rhye," "Hangman (Shag Out),"
"In The Lap Of The Gods…Revisited," "See What A Fool I’ve Been," and "God Save
The Queen."  Three songs from this source, "Jailhouse Rock," "See What A Fool
I’ve Been," and "God Save The Queen" was released on compact disc on Great
King Hangman in 2000 along with a fragment from Queen’s April 19 show at the
Budokan.  A second complete audience recording was used for First Live Attack
(Private Masters PM-007/008).  The sound quality of this is fair to good, very
distant with the screams of the girls in the audience frequently drowning out
the music.  Private Masters packaged this in a slimline double jewel case with
a replica of the concert ticket.  Wardour released Killing Me Softy
(Wardour-004) in 2004 and contains a better sounding mono recording.  "Now I’m
Here" and "Ogre Battle" are incomplete and the source from First Live Attack
was used to complete the songs.  The concert was also professionally
videotaped and three songs, "Now I’m Here," "Killer Queen," and "In The Lap Of
The Gods… Revisited" were broadcast on television.  The new tape source found
on the Tarantura release is a virtually complete stereo audience recording
produced by "Song Brothers."  He was very close to the stage and was able to
capture the dynamics of the performance in detail making this one of the very
best audience recordings for the early Queen.

This is the final live show on the Sheer Heart Attack and the end of their
first very successful visit to Japan.  "Killer Queen" was number one on the
charts and the band played eight sold out shows throughout the country.  The
tape begins when the lights go down and records the entire taped introduction
"Procession" which leads directly with their travelogue "Now I’m Here."  
Freddie sounds a tad self-conscious afterwards as he speaks to the audience in
Japanese.  "It looks like we’re gonna have some fun tonight."  After the live
staple "Ogre Battle," the band play "Great King Rat," a real rarity.  Except
for the BBC sessions, there are only a handful of early live references to
this song including the April 21st, 1974 New Orleans and the May 4th 1974
Waterbury, Connecticut tapes.  It would be resurrected ten years for the Works
tour, but it is great to have such a great sounding recording.  "White Queen
(As It Began)," a song described Innuendoes author Sylv as pure poetry,
emotion, and the beginning and end of "March Of The Black Queen" in the story
of Lily and the Phoenix, follows and features a lyrical guitar solo from May.

"We’re gonna do a number we haven’t done in a long long while.  But as this is
our last show on the world tour, it’s very nice to end it in Tokyo, and we’ll
do it especially for you" is Freddie’s introduction to the still unreleased
song "Hangman."  This again appears on a small number of early tapes but not
in this sound quality.  A studio recording has been rumored to exists, but
have been constantly denied by the band and such a recording has never
surfaced. After "Doing All Right" the band play a medley of the songs mostly
from the last two albums.  The "early medley" first appeared about this time
and is a feature of the set they would retain until their final tour.  
Three songs from Sheer Heart Attack are included beginning with "In The Lap Of
The Gods."  There are few live recordings of this song since it was dropped
after this show, never to return again. The studio recording relies upon the
treated, slowed down vocals which are absent from the stage version.  "Killer
Queen" follows and despite being their biggest hit at the time isn’t played
complete, ending after the guitar solo with the final verse dropped.  "The
March Of The Black Queen" is simply the final heavy section ("I rule with my
left hand / I rule with my right / I’m king of all darkness / I’m Queen of the
night") and is segued with an instrumental reduction of the fun track "Bring
Back That Leroy Brown."

The first disc ends with an extended version of "Son And Daughter."  The early
showcase for May’s solo, he plays for ten minutes and includes a reference to
"Sakura Sakura" in the middle.  "Keep Yourself Alive" contains a short drum
solo by Roger, who afterwards introduces Freddie Mercury as "Fredrick" before
"Seven Seas Of Rhye."  "In The Lap Of The Gods…Revisited" is the last song of
the set.  With its apocalyptic chorus and communal spirit, it remains one of
their most effective closers which would be dropped in the future only to
reappear on their last tour as part of the early medley.  This is followed by
two minutes of audience applause as they wait for the encores.  The mc speaks
in Japanese over the PA system, telling the crowd to put out the candles.  The
first encore begins with "Big Spender" and includes Taylor’s Black Sabbath
inspired "Modern Times Rock And Roll" in an undifferentiated medley with the
oldies.  None of the tunes lasts for more than a minute and a half and are
played with the same furious tempo, but it’s great fun to hear Freddie work
the crowd as the show reaches the two-hour mark.  The final song of this long
show is a live performance of "See What A Fool I’ve Been," one of Queen’s rare
blues songs.

Comments from stark :

Firstly, this recording has been crushed by excessive compression (sometime
since the introduction of digital limiters, so an uncompressed master SHOULD
exist), and it's all but impossible to undo.  However, by correcting the
equalisation I have minimised the effect and increased the peak-to-average
ratio (dynamic range) by about 4dB.  As the original has a ratio of about
9dB (!!), this represents a significant difference.  Please note that if you
are comparing this version with the original, it will sound quieter.

The bulk of the equalisation was done with Har-Bal. I then applied high- and
low-pass filters with a Waves Renaissance 2-band eq and brought it back up to
level (-0.2dB) with a Waves L3 limiter in Wavelab. I have re-tracked the
songs, corrected the balance between left and right channels and applied
new fades.


Comments from pittrek :

Stark's remaster was fantastic, but there were a couple of things which I
didn't like. First of all, stark doesn't use denoisers, which is usually a good
idea, since you can damage the sound completely if you don't know what you're
doing. However this recording had some small amount of hiss, which got pretty
annoying during the silent parts, that's why I've done a very careful hiss
reduction in Cool Edit Pro. There were 2 cuts in the original bootleg, so
I have filled the gaps with the Wardour bootleg and an unbootleged 5th source.
I have used a little cheat at the beginning and the end of the concert to make
it sound better. Since they used taped intro and outro, I have created for
both tracks a matrix between the audience recording and the album track.

Tracklist :

Disc 1
 1. Procession (matrix of * / ****)
 2. Now I'm Here (*)
 3. Ogre Battle  (*)
 4. Great King Rat  (*)
 5. White Queen (As It Began) (*)
 6. Flick Of The Wrist (*)
 7. Hangman (*)
 8. Doin' Alright (*)
 9. In The Lap Of The Gods (*)
10. Killer Queen (*)
11. The March Of The Black Queen (*)
12. Bring Back That Leroy Brown (*)
13. Son And Daughter (*)

Disc 2
 1. Keep Yourself Alive (*)
 2. Seven Seas Of Rhye (*)
 3. Stone Cold Crazy (*)
 4. Liar (*)
 5. In The Lap Of The Gods ...revisited (*)
 6. Waiting for encore (* / **)
 7. Big Spender (*)
 8. Modern Times Rock'n'Roll (*)
 9. Jailhouse Rock (*)
10. Stupid Cupid (*)
11. Be Bop A Lula (*)
12. Jailhouse Rock (reprise) (*)
13. Waiting for encore (* / ***)
14. See What A Fool I've Been (*)
15. God Save The Queen (matrix of * and *****)
16. Bonus - transfer from "Musiclife" flexidisc (^)
17. Bonus - interview (All Japan Pop 20) part 1 (^^)
18. Bonus - interview (All Japan Pop 20) part 2 (^^)

Keep it lossless ! Convert to lossy formats (e.g. mp3) ONLY for your personal
use, like your portable mp3 player. NEVER trade or share it in lossy formats !
If you share it elsewhere, always include this text document and full lineage !

Thanks to ...

Song Brothers ... for taping this fantastic show
Tarantura ... for releasing a wonderful bootleg of this show
bootLuca ... for sharing it on Queenzone
stark ... for his wonderful remaster
SirGH ... for providing me the alternate sources
Vali ... for the cover

Made by pittrek 2009

 

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Skid Row 1989-03-24 Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL

Cassette  > Audacity 2.4.2 > Split Track > Adjust Levels > Convert to Flac (8) > Tag & Rename 3.9.15 

(Yamaha KX-W952 Cassette Deck to Intel(R) Core(TM)i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz 16.0 GB (RAM) (Creative SB X-Fi)

This came from a cassette from Analog Source, from the Tape Collection of New-Underground
Generation of Cassette dubs can not be verified. Original source noted when known.

Skid Row
March,24,1989
Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Illinois, USA
Audience Recording
Opening for Bon Jovi

1. Makin' a Mess
2. Piece of Me
3. Big Guns
4. 18 and Life
5. Can't Stand the Heartache
6. Rattlesnake Shake
7. I Remember You
8. Here I Am
9. Youth Gone Wild



*******************************
Please do NOT convert to lossy!

Never sell this recording and Please support the artist by buying their albums and merchandise as well as visiting their shows.

Feel free to share, but please include the info file
******************************* 

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Hoodoo Gurus 1987-07-04 New Scene, Roskilde Festival Roskilde, Denmark

Hoodoo Gurus
New Scene, Roskilde Festival
Roskilde, Denmark
1987-07-04
July 4 1987

Source: Sony ECM 929LT -> Sony WMD6c
Lineage: master tape -> Denon DR-M12HX (azimuth adjusted) -> Van Den Hul RCA -> SB X-Fi XM -> wavelab - cdwave -> flac  


01. Intro
02. Hell For Leather
03. Dig It Up
04. In The Wild
05. On My Street
06. Death Defying
07. Good Times
08. In The Middle Of The Land
09. I Want You Back
10. Mars Needs Guitars
11. I Was The One
12. What's My Scene
13. Leilani
14. Bittersweet
15. I Was A Kamikaze Pilot
16. Death Ship
17. Like Wow-Wipeout
18. Teenage Head

Transfered and uploaded to DaD in November 2010 by pata63

Please don't convert and share. Keep those crappy mp3's to yourself!! 

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Alex Chilton 1988-02-10 Teater Fabrik, Unterfoehring, Germany

 Alex Chilton - Teater Fabrik, Unterfoehring, Germany, February 10th 1988, great FM.

1. DJ Intro >
2. Tee Ni Nee Ni Noo
3. Bangkok
4. Rock Hard
5. Make A Little Love
6. B.A.B.Y
7. Thing For You
8. Lost My Job
9. Volare
10. Little GTO
11. The Letter
12. Come By Here
13. September Girls
14. No Sex
15. Take It Off pt. 1 (1 drop between the 2 parts)
16. Take It Off pt. 2
17. Do Run Do Run Di (Jan & Dean cover)

Encores :

18. Rockin' Daddy
19. Dalai Lama
20. DJ > Band Intro > Fraulein (By The Banks Of The Old River Rhein)

Alex Chilton - guitars, vocals
Ron Easley - bass
Doug Garrison -drums

This is the first of a bunch of shows from the German radio i obtained 20 years ago when i
was trading copies of my masters' tapes with copies from the masters with this friend from
Munich, Germany....All his recordings go from a really good quality, to a stunning sound
quality like this show his....

1st generation cassette (nack) > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 audio equalizer > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac.

Transfered, remastered & uploaded by 38f on Dime September 2006.   
 
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Tori Amos 2026-07-10 Ruth Eckerd Hall Clearwater, FL

Tori Amos
July 10, 2026
Clearwater, FL
Ruth Eckerd Hall

Taper: U.N. Owen
Location: Orchestra row F, slightly right of center
Source: SP-CMC-8-4SS Cardioids (AT ES943/933) (2022 pair)  > SP-SPSB-10-13004 > Tascam DR-07 48 kHz/24-bit stereo WAV 
Transfer: SD card slot > Copy wav to Hard drive > CoolEdit Pro 2.0 (append track, amplify/hard limiting) 
> CDWave (tracking, output use alt 24-bit) > Trader's Little Helper > flac (level 8 ) > Mp3 tag (flac tagging). 
Mp3 version created using iTunes.


Setlist
01. Crucify
02. hello/band intro 
03. Bliss
04. Climb
05. requests
06. Icicle
07. Rattlesnakes
08. Cooling
09. Pandora's Aquarium
10. chat
11. Famous Blue Raincoat
12. "he was gone" improv >
13. Honey
14. Song of Sorrow
15. Code Red
16. --encore break
17. Mary
18. Pretty Good Year

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The Rolling Stones 2006-08-25 A Bigger Bang UK Tour Glasgow 06(Check This Out!)

 

CD 1:
1. Jumping Jack Flash	[04:14]
2. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It)	[04:00]
3. Oh No, Not You Again	[04:10]
4. She's So Cold	[04:35]
5. Sway	[04:07]
6. Ruby Tuesday	[03:37]
7. Rain Fall Down	[05:46]
8. Live With Me	[04:23]
9. Tumbling Dice	[04:40]
10. Band intro	[04:28]
11. Slipping Away	[05:54]
12. Before They Make Me Run	[03:44]
13. Miss You	[06:12]
14. Rough Justice	[03:41]
15. Start Me Up	[04:08]
16. Honky Tonk Women	[04:04]
CD 2:
1. Sympathy For The Devil	[08:33]
2. Brown Sugar	[06:39]
3. You Can't Always Get What You Want	[07:24]
4. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	[06:00]
5. Start Me Up	[04:48]
6. Oh No, Not You Again	[04:25]
7. Brown Sugar	[04:31]
8. Start Me Up	[04:10]
9. Rough Justice	[03:10]
10. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	[05:31]
11. You Got Me Rocking	[03:22]
12. Bitch	[04:26]
13. Midnight Rambler	[10:34]

• 2005-05-10: Julliard School of Music, New York City, NY, Live Concert Track: 5 ( CD 2 ) Track: 6 ( CD 2 ) Track: 7 ( CD 2 ) • 2006-02-05: Ford Field, Detroit, MI, Live Concert Track: 8 ( CD 2 ) Track: 9 ( CD 2 ) Track: 10 ( CD 2 ) • 2006-04-08: Shanghai Grand Stage, Shanghai, China, Live Concert Track: 11 ( CD 2 ) Track: 12 ( CD 2 ) Track: 13 ( CD 2 )  Link

Bob Dylan 2011-10-14 International Arena Bournemouth, England

BOB DYLAN
INTERNATIONAL ARENA
BOURNEMOUTH
ENGLAND
UK

October 14, 2011

Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
This Wheel's On Fire (Dylan/Danko)
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
Tangled Up In Blue
Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (Hunter/Dylan)+ Mark Knopfler (gtr)
Make You Feel My Love
Honest With Me
Desolation Row
Highway 61 Revisited
Blind Willie McTell
Thunder On The Mountain
Ballad Of A Thin Man
All Along The Watchtower
Like A Rolling Stone


A SPOT Recording

I am NOT SPOT simply a friend who uploads his recordings wth his approval. 

This is a SPOT recording (thanks again as ever) and the equipment used was: Core Sound High End Binaural (HEB) DPA 4061's with Edirol by Roland R-09. 
 

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John Lennon The Lost Lennon Tapes Episode 100-101

Episode-100
89-52: Xmas with John & Yoko and The Beatles, Part 1 (December 18-24, 1989)
Flashbacks on Christmases Past
I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles (Stockholm)
[Crimble Medley - The Beatles]
The Beatles' Xmas '63 Fan Club Disc (w/T. Barrow)
I Want To Hold Your Hand - The Beatles (Empire, 7 Dec '63)
The Beatles' Xmas '63, Cont.
This Boy - The Beatles (BBC, 21 Dec 63)
The Beatles' Xmas '64 Disc (w/J. Saville)
When I Get Home - The Beatles
The Beatles' '65 Xmas Disc [actually after following]
In My Life - The Beatles


Episode 101
89-53: Xmas w/ John & Yoko and The Beatles, Part 2 (December 25-31, 1989)
Everywhere It's Xmas w/Tony Barrow
The Beatles' '66 Xmas Fan Club Disc
Christmastime Is Here Again
The Beatles' '67 Xmas Fan Club Disc
Xmas '67, Continued
Christmastime Is Here Again - The Beatles (unrel.)
Xmas '68
The Beatles' Xmas '68 Fan Club Disc - w/ guests Kenny Everett & Tiny Tim [including original "Jock & Yorno" & "Once Upon A Pool Table" without added sound effects]
Xmas 1969
The Beatles' '69 Xmas Fan Club Disc

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Al Stewart 1976-11-14 Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA

Al Stewart 1976-11-14 Orpheum Theatre Boston, MA
Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

01 Apple Cider Reconstitution
02 The Dark And The Rolling Sea
03 One Stage Before
04 Soho (Needless To Say)
05 On the Border
06 Broadway Hotel
07 Roads to Moscow
08 Sirens Of Titan
09 Year of the Cat
10 Carol


Opening for Robert Palmer


Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes


Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
   
Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
  16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978.  His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity.  In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes.  He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings.  In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.

He recorded many of the major 70's bands:  Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts.

Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated.  Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes.  No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers.  Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.

Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community.  Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.



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Frank Zappa 1976-10-27 Leroy Theater Pawtucket, RI

Frank Zappa 1976-10-27 Leroy Theater Pawtucket, RI
Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

Early show

CD1
01 The Purple Lagoon
02 Stinkfoot w/ Mexican Hat Dance
03 The Poodle Lecture
04 Dirty Love
05 Wind Up Workin' In A Gas Station
06 Tryin' To Grow A Chin
07 The Torture Never Stops
08 City Of Tiny Lights
09 You Didn't Try To Call Me (spliced)
10 Manx Needs Women
11 Titties 'n Beer

CD2
01 Black Napkins
02 Advance Romance w/ In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida excerpt
03 E1: The Purple Lagoon
04 Dinah-Moe Humm
05 Muffin Man
06 The Purple Lagoon
07 E2: What Kind Of Girl Do You Think We Are?
08 Stranded In The Jungle
09 The Purple Lagoon

FZ, Ray White, Patrick O'Hearn, Terry Bozzio, Eddie Jobson, Lady Bianca

In October 1976 Zappa toured with vocalists Ray White and Lady Bianca (another strongly gospel-influenced singer), Eddie Jobson (freed from Roxy Music as Bryan Ferry split for a solo career) on violin and keyboards and the O'Hearn/Bozzio rhythm section.  With so few participants, there was less need for the elaborate arrangements used for larger forces, and the music was exceptionally fluid - the sound wet and live.  The was room for a great deal of spontaneity.

Frank invited Lady Bianca to tour with him as a backing vocalist and pianist but this only lasted a month as she felt uncomfortable singing some of his highly sexual lyrics.

Lady Bianca was in the band when the tour started in Miami on October 16, 1976, and She quit sometime between November 11th-16th '76. The last tape with Bianca is Quebec November 11th and the first without her is Toronto November 16.  She sang "You Didn't Try To Call Me" and "Black Napkins" in virtually every show.

Lady Bianca is featured on “Wind Up Workin’ in a Gas Station” from the Rykodisc Cd “You Can’t Do That On Stage Anymore Vol. 6”. Other performances can be found on various Zappa bootlegs.



Sony TC-152SD Tape Recorder
Sony ECM-99 Stereo Microphone
Maxell cassettes


Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
   
Master Cassette ->
Nakamichi CR-3A cassette deck with azimuth correction ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CDWAV (track breaks) ->
dBpowerAMP Audio Converter (24-bit/96-KHz wav files converted to
  16-bit/44.1 KHz wav files) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8 with sector boundary alignment)
FLAC files tagged with Foobar2000 Live Show Tagger

No EQ'ing.

Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.

He recorded many of the major 70's bands: Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Queen, Blue Oyster Cult, Frank Zappa, Jethro Tull, ELP, Kiss, Black Sabbath, The Who, Al Stewart, Alice Cooper, Jeff Beck, Bruce Springsteen, Supertramp, Jean-Luc Ponty, Moody Blues, Neil Young, The Faces, Rush, Rick Wakeman, Kansas, as well as several "under the radar" acts.

Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.

Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.

Link

Bruce Springsteen 1974-03-10 Houston, TX - The Liberty Tapes Vol. 2 (Vintage Masters)

 

The Liberty Tapes Vol.2, Vintage Masters, VMCDR-134A/B
Liberty Hall, Houston, TX, USA, March 10 1974

Original Cd-r --> EAC (Secure) --> Waw --> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Artwork Included (Front, Back & Discs 300 dpi)


101 - Mary Queen Of Arkansa
102 - The Fever
103 - Spirit In The Night
104 - Gimme That Wine
105 - The E Street Shuffle
106 - Something You Got
107 - It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
108 - Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
109 - Kitty's Back

201 - Angel Blues
202 - Thundercrack
203 - For You
204 - Rosalita

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Bruce Springsteen 1974-03-10 The Liberty Tapes Vol.1 (Vintage Masters - Silvers)

The Liberty Tapes Vol.1, Vintage Masters, VMCDR-113A/B
Liberty Hall, Houston, TX, USA, March 09 1974

Original Cd-r --> EAC (Secure) --> Waw --> Flac Level 8 & Align
EAC Log Files, md5 Files (Flac & Waw), Artwork Included (Front, Back & Discs 300 dpi)


101 - Wild Billy's Circus Story
102 - New York City Serenade
103 - Spirit In The Night
104 - Walking The Dog
105 - It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City
106 - The E Street Shuffle
107 - Blinded By The Light

201 - For You
202 - Rosalita

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George Harrison - Cloud 9 Rough Cuts(MCCD174)

 

George Harrison – Cloud 9 Rough Cuts ( Misterclaudel )

Tracklist

1 Cloud 9 (Rough Mix)

2 That’s What It Takes (Rough Mix)

3 Fish On The Sand (Rough Mix)

4 This Is Love (Rough Mix)

5 This Is Love (Film Mix)

6 When We Was Fab (Rough Mix)

7 WheN We Was Fab (Reversed End Version)

8 When We Was Fab (Film Mix)

9 When We Was Fab (Extended Mix)

10 Devil’s Radio (Rough Mix)

11 Got My Mind Set On You (Rough Mix)

12 Got My Mind Set On You (Film Mix)

13 Got My Mind Set On You (Extended Mix)

14 Breath Away From Heaven (Film Mix)

15 Someplace Else (Film Mix)

16 Hottest Gong In Town

17 Johnny B. Goode (Heartbeat Concert – March 16, 1987)

 

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Jeff Buckley 1994-10-23 'Nocturnal Emissions', 104.1 WBCN Live, Boston, MA

Jeff Buckley 1994-10-23 'Nocturnal Emissions', 104.1 WBCN Live, Boston, MA

From the June 4, 1997 rebroadcast of the Jeff Buckley tribute - WBCN Memorial Broadcast.

01 Intro 0:22
02 Grace 7:46
03 Interview 1:39
04 So Real 5:03
05 Interview 5:00
06 Lover, You Should've Come Over 8:34
07 WBCN Promo 0:14

Musicians:
Jeff Buckley - guitar, vocals
Michael Tighe - guitar
Matt Johnson - drums

SOURCE

Excellent Soundboard recording

Lineage: SBD > WBCN FM 104.1 Boston broadcast > DAT at 48 kHz >DAT clone > .wav via S/PDIF and Dio Midiman 2448 digital soundcard >SoundForge 6.0 > CD Wave > MKW Audio Tool 0.97 Beta 1 > SHN-Decoded to .wav, checksums verified > phasing inverted and commercially released music deleted with CoolEdit Pro 2.0 > FLAC Frontend (level 6, SBE OK)

Large frequency spike at 19kHz.

While editing out commercially released content in preparation for FLAC set it was discovered that channel phasing was incorrect. That has been resolved with this set, making this what should stand as the definitive version of this memorial broadcast in circulation.

Link

 

Alex Chilton 1986-04-20 Mean Fiddler, London, Eng.

Alex Chilton
Mean Fiddler,
Harlesden, London

1986.04.20

- - - - - - - -

Source: audience recording of unknown generation (poss 2nd gen?) 

Lineage: TDK D90 -> TASCAM 464 -> Logic Audio -> WAV -> CD-r
Azimuth aligned. No tape speed issues. Some volume boost on both recordings.

Quality: B
A = Excellent, E = Abysmal


01 Intro             01:23                       
02 Sick And Tired          03:04                       
03 Bangkok             02:40                   
04 In The Street         02:59                       
05 The Letter                     02:47                       
06 B-A-B-Y             03:15                       
07 Tee Na Ni Na Nu         05:36                       
08 Let me get close to you     03:16                       
09 Honkin' down the highway     04:01                       
10 September Gurls         04:47                       
11 Nobodys Fool                     03:47                       
12 When my baby's beside me     03:29                       
13 Lost my job             03:23                       
14 The rubber room         06:04                       
15 Forbidden love         02:56                       
16 Whole lotta shakin' going on  03:39                       
17 No sex             03:51                       
18 Band intro             01:28                   
19 Underclass             04:25                       
20 Tina the go-go Queen          04:43                       
21 Kizza Me             03:56                       
22 Ubangi Stomp                 02:12
23 The look of love         03:49   
   
Total 81:17


Bass - René Coman
Drums - Doug Garrison
Guitar/vox - Alex Chilton

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Fleetwood Mac 1987-12-10 Selland Arena Fresno, CA

Fleetwood Mac
Selland Arena
Fresno, California
December 10, 1987

Westwood One Superstar Concert Series 97-18 pre-FM

Original airdate: Week of April 28th, 1997
Lineage: CD > EAC > FLAC > Audacity (tracking) > FLAC > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Setlist:
01. JJ Jackson Broadcast Introduction
02. Say You Love Me
03. Dreams
04. Isn't It Midnight
05. Commercials
06. Oh Well
07. Seven Wonders
08. Over My Head
09. Commercials
10. Gold Dust woman
11. Anyone Ever Written
12. Don't Stop
13. JJ Jackson Broadcast Outro

Band Personnel:
Mick Fleetwood: Drums, percussion
John McVie: Bass guitar
Stevie Nicks: Vocals
Christine McVie: Vocals, Keyboards
Billy Burnette: Vocals, Guitar
Rick Vito: Vocals, Lead Guitar

Notes (from r_benavides):
This is from an original copy of the radio show. It has not been altered. It includes national commercials and the songs are 
grouped as they were in the broadcast. Nothing has been changed. I own hundreds of original radio shows which I am posting. I know 
there will be people who want them with the commercials edited out and the songs indexed. Could I do that for any certain one? 
Yes. Could I do that for hundreds? No. Also, I wanted to present them in their original format. You are welcome to edit it however 
you wish. I have included a copy of the original cue sheets. The info I am giving was either on the cues or on the discs 
themselves, but I have not verified it to be correct. It would not surprise me if it is not. Unlike what I have done with posts at 
other sites I will only be posting these once. Once they are upped I will be deleting the files. This particular one says it was 
recorded in Los Angeles in 1982 and Fresno, Ca. in 1987. 

Originally shared by r_benavides on May 29, 2010

Additional Notes:
As with pretty much every one of these Westwood One superstar concert series pre-FM releases, this sounds incredible. The original 
broadcast was composed of songs from October 21-22, 1982 in Los Angeles and December 10, 1987 in Fresno, California. The 1982 Los
Angeles show has been officially released. Because the official release/Westwood One broadcast are compilations of two shows from 
October 21-22, I guess it is theoretically possible that the songs from the Westwood One broadcast are from a different show than
the official release but I haven't checked. The 1982 Los Angeles songs are not included here.

I tracked the original audio from the 1987 Fresno, California portion of the Westwood One broadcast in Audacity. Absolutely no 
changes, meaning that the commercials have been kept here. I cleaned up the SBE with TLH and created a checksum.
-ledwhofloyd (Ross), Dec. 2021

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Talking Heads 1980-12-16 Palasport, Bologna, Italy

TALKING HEADS
Palasport
Bologna Italy
12-16-1980

01 Psycho Killer
02 Warning Sign
03 Stay Hungry
04 Cities
05 band intros
06 I Zimbra
07 Drugs
08 Once in a Lifetime
09 Animals
10 Houses in//Motion (tape-flip at 2:03)
11 Born Under Punches
12 Crosseyed & Painless
13 Life During Wartime
14 Encore 1: Take Me to the River
15 Encore 2: The Great Curve

Source: Mono AUD, unknown gear & lineage cassette.

Transfer: Unknown cassette > WAV 1644 by MauroR. 
WAV > Wavelab > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644 tagged.

Note: This recording is different from the two that currently 
circulate from this show. Big thanks to MauroR for saving his 
old cassette, and to the accountant for providing this source. 
Edited by http://talkingheadsconcerthistory.blogspot.com/ 

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Tori Amos 2026-07-07 Kravis Center West Palm Beach, FL

Tori Amos
July 7, 2026
West Palm Beach, FL
Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts at Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall

Taper: U.N. Owen
Location: Orch Pit Left, row CC; standing closer to the left stage speaker for the encore.
Source: SP-CMC-8-4SS Cardioids (AT ES943/933) (2022 pair)  > SP-SPSB-10-13004 > Tascam DR-07 48 kHz/24-bit stereo WAV 
Transfer: SD card slot > Copy wav to Hard drive > CoolEdit Pro 2.0 (append track, amplify/hard limiting) 
> CDWave (tracking, output use alt 24-bit) > Trader's Little Helper > flac (level 8 ) > Mp3 tag (flac tagging). 
Mp3 version created using iTunes.


Setlist
01. Crucify
02. Bliss
03. hello/band intro 
04. Ruby Through the Looking Glass
05. chat
06. Mary
07. Little Amsterdam
08. Climb
09. Greg story
10. Pretty Good Year
11. "four hands" improv
12. Rattlesnakes
13. Song of Sorrow
14. Pandora's Aquarium
15. "he was done" improv >
16. Honey
17. chat 
18. Garlands intro / Winter
19. --encore break
20. Code Red
21. Poison & Wine (The Civil Wars cover)

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The Rolling Stones 2006-07-23 Cologne, Rhein-Energie Stadion(Check This Out!)

 

CD 1: 1. intro [01:33]  2. Jumping Jack Flash [04:20]  3. It's Only Rock'n Roll (But I Like It) [04:58]  4. Oh No, Not You Again [04:30]  5. Let's Spend the Night Together [04:28]  6. She's So Cold [04:45]  7. As Tears Go By [04:17]  8. Streets of Love [06:47]  9. Tumbling Dice [06:14]  10. (Night Time Is) The Right Time [04:55]  11. Band intro [04:19]  12. Before They Make Me Run [05:10]  13. Slipping Away [05:51]  14. Miss You [06:59]  15. Rough Justice [03:29]  CD 2: 1. Get Off Of My Cloud [03:30]  2. Honky Tonk Women [04:13]  3. Sympathy For The Devil [08:23]  4. Start Me Up [04:50]  5. Brown Sugar [07:49]  6. You Can't Always Get What You Want [07:49]  7. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [08:14]  8. Paint It Black [04:32]  9. Monkey Man [05:09]  10. Sweet Virginia [05:13]  11. You Got The Silver [04:17]
• 2006-09-20: Gillette Stadium, Boston, MA, Live Concert Track: 8 ( CD 2 ) Track: 9 ( CD 2 ) Track: 10 ( CD 2 ) Track: 11 ( CD 2 ) Link

Bob Dylan 2011-10-13 Motopoint Arena Cardiff, Wales

BOB DYLAN
MOTOPOINT ARENA
CARDIFF
WALES
UK

October 13, 2011

Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
Shooting Star
Things Have Changed
Man In The Long Black Coat
Watching The River Flow
High Water (For Charley Patton)
Summer Days
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
Highway 61 Revisited
Trying To Get To Heaven (Before They Close The Door)
Thunder On The Mountain
Ballad Of A Thin Man
All Along The Watchtower
Like A Rolling Stone


A SPOT Recording

I am NOT SPOT simply a friend who uploads his recordings wth his approval. 

This is a SPOT recording (thanks again as ever) and the equipment used was: Core Sound High End Binaural (HEB) DPA 4061's with Edirol by Roland R-09.  

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David Bowie Hunky Geordie Tapes Volume 01 (Rev A)

Description:

This is a re-up of the first volume of the Hunky Geordie Tapes, previously upped to MWP in October 2012.  Please note that while it's the same material as in the original torrent, virtually all of the files have been updated: Tin Machine in Wolverhampton is a new recording, all of the recordings have been run through TLH for sector boundary errors, the label art has been added, and all of the text files and MD5s are updated.  Therefore please DON'T seed using the original MWP files

As promised, here's the first batch of the audio transfers which, from this point forwards, are now called The Hunky Geordie Tapes.

For the main part, this consists of transfers from over 100 concert tapes that I bought from Andre Fantarrow: who managed to compile a fantastic collection of almost-exclusively first- and second-gen recordings. Given that the majority date from the late eighties and early nineties, the represent, for the main part, a significant improvement over many of the higher-gen recordings that are in circulation for that period.  From time to time (and starting with this batch), I'll also drop in one from the tapes I collected in the early eighties. They're not as near the master as Andre's, but again, thirty years has seen a lot of degradation for many of the recordings of these gigs that are in circulation, so hopefully they'll complement the main collection.

There are some of Andre's tapes I will not be transferring and uploading here:

1. Any where the gold standard has already been established by Savage Jaw (unless it's a different recording of an SJ gig);
2. Recordings of standard FM broadcasts (such as MK 5-8-90, Montreal 83 and the like), that are in reasonably wide circulation;
3. Needledrops from vinyl (unless they, in themselves, have become rare and difficult to find); and
4. Gigs where a high-quality recording is already in wide circulation, where another version would simply add to the proliferation.

As it stands, it's looking like there will be a minimum of 14 batches of recordings to upload - but that could easily rise to 16 or 17 depending on how it goes. And then there's the VHS to DVD transfers as well!

In all cases, the recordings will come with full details of any tweaks or amendments I've had to make, and with double-sided CD art for every bootleg.

So what's in Volume 1:

HUG007CD - Tin Machine, Wolverhampton Civic Hall, 1991-11-02 - NEW RECORDING.
For me, this is the absolute jewel in this batch. The only copy I had of this concert was my second worst bootleg (SQ 1/10). This is a diamond. Beautiful sound and great atmosphere.

Nevertheless, when I transferred this the first time, I was a bit clumsy with the volume controls and it was too loud, to the point of distortion.  This is a new recording, with some dodgy sound in two songs reworked as well.  SQ 9/10.

HUG008CD - East Berlin, 1990-08-31
A landmark concert, irrespective of what the music's like! I had a fairly average recording of this one before. This one's really lovely sound (SQ 8½-9). Had to do a bit of work to resolve over-saturation on the first two songs, more than happy with the results.

HUG09CD - Iggy and Ziggy, Manchester Apollo, 1977-03-03
This one's one of mine, rather than one of Andre's. I got it in 83 from an Iggy specialist in Stoke, and listening again, I guess it's closer to the master than I ever realised: maybe 3rd or 4th gen. Typical of its age, but a decent, knockabout concert.

HUG010CD - Slane Castle, 1987-07-11
Huge recording (over 900Mb of FLAC). This one required a fair bit of editing and tidying up, and Heroes is a bit of a mess. But overall I'd say it's about an 8½/10, with the second disc a little better than the first.

HUG011CD - Edinburgh, 1990-03-23 AND 24
Two nights at the Royal Highland Exhibition Centre at Ingliston, Edinburgh. For anyone who's got the "Ingliston" bootleg of the first night, this is from a different source tape. The first night had hiss on the tape run-out, which suggested that it may have been a rare higher-gen recording than most of Andre's. It's a decent recording, but needed a couple of major repairs that are a distance from perfect. The second night is the key recording. As well as being the less-frequently seen of the two, it's a really unusual setlist (opens with Blue Jean) and is a beautiful recording.

So that's the first batch. If you want tracklistings or any details, the text file has everything in it.
HUG007CD Mothers To Chaos

TIN MACHINE - Wolverhampton 1991-11-02

Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK SA90 (believed 1st gen with some confidence!) > Denon DRM-500 deck (up to A Big Hurt) and Boots PSX200 personal stereo (Sorry onwards) > direct wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 62:20; Disc 2: 41:41

Track listing:

01 Bus Stop
02 Sacrifice Yourself
03 Goodbye Mr Ed
04 I Can't Read
05 One Shot
06 Stateside
07 Betty Wrong
08 Under The God
09 You Belong In Rock & Roll
10 Go Now
11 You Can't Talk
12 Baby Universal

13 Debaser
14 If There Is Something
15 Heaven's In Here
16 Shopping For Girls
17 A Big Hurt
18 Sorry
19 I've Been Waiting For You
20 Crack City

Notes

RERECORDED SINCE ORIGINALLY INCLUDED IN HG1.
Tape starts way way too quiet.  The first minute was just audience chatter, so I chopped it.  When the band starts, it's a good 12 seconds till it's up to the right volume, so I've done some boosting, but couldn't go any further without adding a lot of hiss.
Tape flip between Under The God and You Belong In Rock & Roll - seamless.
Right channel is shot on Shopping For Girls and A Big Hurt - left channel copied with 0.002 offset.  Goldwave Stereo Center tool then used to boost sides.
Second tape flip in crowd noise between A Big Hurt and Sorry.
Encore break gap @ 11:23 in Heaven's In Here simply removed.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 1 (October 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station by steve23yh as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol. 1 on 9th June 2015.



HUG008CD  ÜBER DIE MAUER GEHEN WIR

DAVID BOWIE - East Berlin 1990-08-31

Weißensee Sportplätze, East Berlin, Germany

Audience recording
Lineage: Maxell XLII C90 tapes (believed 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 44:15; Disc 2: 47:01

Track listing:

01 Ode To Joy intro
02 Space Oddity
03 Rebel Rebel
04 Ashes To Ashes
05 Band Introductions
06 Life On Mars?
07 Stay
08 Pretty Pink Rose
09 Blue Jean
10 Let's Dance
11 Sound + Vision
12 Ziggy Stardust

13 China Girl
14 Station To Station
15 Young Americans
16 Suffragette City
17 Fame 90
18 Heroes
19 White Light/White Heat
20 Panic In Detroit
21 The Jean Genie/Gloria

Fix notes:

The first 6:40 or so on this recording was over-saturated.  About 15 seconds into Rebel Rebel the taper clearly realised this, as there were two seconds of extreme quiet followed by a realistic level for the rest of the recording.

I cut the oversaturated section and ran it through the declipper function in iZotope RX, which restores the wave peaks.  It was successful.  I then restored this to the start of the recording and fixed the two ultra-quiet seconds in Rebel Rebel, in Goldwave, as best as I could.  Pretend you don't know I did it, and you won't notice anything!

Tape flip between Ziggy and China Girl, so beginning of China Girl is clipped.

Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 1 (October 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 1, by steve 23yh on 9th June 2015.




HUG009CD  ALL ABOARD (IGGY & ZIGGY)

IGGY POP, with David Bowie on Keys - Manchester, England 1977-03-03

Apollo, Manchester, England

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK D60 trade tape (1983 - relatively low gen) > Hauppauge Win TV pre-amp > tracks splits using Acoustic Solutions Wave Studio > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 1
Artwork: included
Total running time: 57:30

Track listing:

01 Raw Power
02 TV Eye
03 Dirt
04 1969
05 Turn Blue
06 Funtime
07 Gimme Danger
08 No Fun
09 Sister Midnight
10 I Need Somebody
11 Search And Destroy
12 I Wanna Be Your Dog
13 Tonight
14 Some Weird Sin


Sector boundary issues resolved using TLH.


Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 1 (October 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol. 1 by steve23yh on 9th June 2015




HUG010CD  YOUR SOOTHING HAND

DAVID BOWIE - Dublin 1987-07-11

Slane Castle, Dublin

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK SA 90 and MaxellSLII C90 tapes (believed first gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 2
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 58:23; Disc 2: 70:50

Track listing:

01 Carlos Guitar Intro
02 Up The Hill Backwards (1)
03 Glass Spider
04 Up The Hill Backwards (2)
05 Day-In Day-Out
06 Bang Gang
07 Absolute Beginners (including break for crowd crush)
08 Loving The Alien
09 Announcement (continued problems with crowd crush)
10 China Girl
11 Fashion
12 Scary Monsters
13 All The Madmen
14 Never Let Me Down

15 Big Brother
16 Chant Of The Ever-Circling Skeletal Family
17 87 & Cry
18 Heroes
19 Time Will Crawl
20 Band Introductions
21 Young Americans
22 Beat Of Your Drum
23 The Jean Genie
24 Sons Of The Silent Age
25 Dancing With The Big Boys
26 White Light/White Heat
27 Let's Dance
28 Fame
29 Time
30 Blue Jean
31 Modern Love

Fix notes:

The big issue with this tape is that it was running slow, dropping pitch by slightly over a semitone.  Speed corrected by a factor of 106% - reducing overall time by 7:43.

One done, this was still quite a messy tape.  Gaps were removed from between tracks 13 & 14 on disc 1, and tracks 8 & 9 on disc 2, without any loss of music
Gaps were removed from between tracks 8 & 9 on disc 1 and tracks 3 & 4 and 13 & 14 with some loss of the beginning of the second song in each case.
There were repairs found between tracks 10 & 11 on disc 1 and tracks 14 & 15 on disc 2, but I allowed these to stand as they were.
The join between 87 & Cry and Heroes, however, was very untidy.  The start of Heroes is clipped and in addition, there is then a sequence of a number of pauses, with some tape wobble.  I have left these as they appeared, but the first minute or so of Heroes is untidy.
Sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.

Torrent History:

Originally seeded to MWP by steve23yh on as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol 1 (October 2012)
Uploaded to Bowie Station as part of The Hunky Geordie Tapes, Vol. 1 by steve23yh on 9th June 2015.




HUG011CD  SOUND AND SALTIRE

DAVID BOWIE - Edinburgh 1990-03-23/24

Royal Highland Exhibition Centre, Ingliston, Edinburgh

Audience recording
Lineage: TDK D90 tapes (23rd, lo gen) and TDK SF90 tapes (24th, believe 1st gen) > JVC PC-X95 deck > hard wire > Goldwave to capture and split tracks > FLAC 4
Number of discs: 4
Artwork: included
Total running time: Disc 1: 65:26; Disc 2: 62:38; Disc 3: 56:29; Disc 4: 59:33

Track listing:

23rd March concert

01 Space Oddity
02 Changes
03 Band Intros
04 TVC 15
05 Rebel Rebel
06 Golden Years
07 Be My Wife
08 Ashes To Ashes
09 John I'm Only Dancing
10 Queen Bitch
11 Fashion
12 Life On Mars?
13 Blue Jean
14 Let's Dance
15 Stay
16 China Girl

17 Ziggy Stardust
18 Sound + Vision
19 Station To Station
20 Alabama Song
21 Young Americans
22 Panic In Detroit
23 Suffragette City
24 Fame 90
25 Heroes
26 The Jean Genie
27 Pretty Pink Rose
28 Modern Love
29 Rock 'n Roll Suicide

24th March concert

01 Ode To Joy intro
02 Blue Jean
03 Let's Dance
04 Stay
05 China Girl
06 Space Oddity
07 TVC 15
08 Changes
09 Rebel Rebel
10 Queen Bitch
11 Ashes To Ashes
12 Life On Mars?
13 Fashion

14 Sound + Vision
15 Station To Station
16 Alabama Song
17 Ziggy Stardust
18 Young Americans
19 Fame 90
20 Panic In Detroit
21 Suffragette City
22 Heroes
23 Band intros
24 The Jean Genie
25 Pretty Pink Rose
26 Modern Love

Fix notes:

23rd March:

Main issue was massive volue drops in two locations.  Volume fixes were applied to a 55-second section at the end of Queen Bitch and beginning of Fashion, and a 56-second section during Stay.  Resultant hiss was resolved by iZotope RX denoiser tool and Goldwave hiss removal respectively.  A further boost was applied to the opening of Space Oddity, no hiss resultant.
Tape joins were applied between Life On Mars? and Blue Jean, and The Jean Genie and Pretty Pink Rose with no loss of music.
Repairs to gaps were made at 54 seconds in Space Oddity and 15 and 48 seconds in Blue Jean.
Old joins, apparently in original tape, were found between Blue Jean and Let’s Dance, and between Young Americans and Panic In Detroit - all were left alone.
The muffled sound at the beginning of Blue Jean (48 seconds) and Panic In Detroit (trivial) was on the source tape.

24th March

Only fix required was at around 4 seconds into Station To Station for tape flip - minor loss of music.


All sector boundary errors resolved using TLH.



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