Tin Machine "Let's Roll Some Tape On This" The Tin Machine II Rehearsals & Outtakes

 

DAVID BOWIE/ TIN MACHINE
"Let's Roll Some Tape On This"
The Tin Machine II Rehearsals & Outtakes

Eat A Peach! – EAT 101/2/3/4 [Released 2016]
Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/release/8320397-Tin-Machine-Lets-Roll-Some-Tape-On-This-The-Tin-Machine-II-Rehearsals-And-Outtakes

October 1989, December 1989, March 1991
Sydney, Australia

Original silver CDx4 - "Eat A Peach" EAT101/2/3/4 > dbPowerAmp Music Converter > FLAC Level 5

CD1
Baby Universal 1, 2, 3, 4
One Shot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
You Belong In Rock 'n Roll 1, 2, 3, 4
Amlapura 1, 2, 3, 4

CD2
Betty Wrong 1, 2, 3, 4
You Can't Talk 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Stateside 1, 2, 3, 4
Shopping for Girls
A Big Hurt 1, 2, 3

CD3
Sorry 1, 2
Hammerhead
It's Tough 1, 2, 3
Exodus
Needles On The Beach 1, 2, 3
Unknown 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Untitled

CD4
A Big Hurt - BBC Live UK '91
One Shot - Utrecht NL '91
If There Is Something - Utrecht NL '91
Stateside - Utrecht NL '91
You Belong In Rock n Roll - Utrecht NL '91
Heaven's In Here - Utrecht NL '91
Debaser - Osaka JP '92
I've Been Waiting For You - Osaka JP '92
Go Now - Osaka JP '92
Jazz Odyssey - Chicago USA '91

This upload - redone .ffp files
Uploaded to BowieStation by Steveboy July 2026 

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The Beatles Live From The Sam Houston Coliseum(MCCD057-058)

Details in the artwork

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The Beatles Everything Was Right(MCCD055-056)

1-1		Program 1
1-2		Program 2
1-3		Program 3
1-4		Program 4
2-1		Program 5
2-2		Program 6
2-3		Program 7
2-4		Program 8

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Neil Young 1973-01-15 Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto, ON(unprocessed)

Neil Young & The Stray Gators
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto, Canada
January 15, 1973



1980's Tape Trade > CDR > MacBook Pro > Peak Pro XT (speed corrected/level adjust) > xACT 1.59 > Flac

DISC ONE
On The Way Home 
Tell Me Why 
LA 
Journey Thru The Past 
Borrowed Tune 
Out On The Weekend 
Harvest 
Old Man 
Heart Of Gold
Come Along and Say You Will 
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere

DISC TWO
Time Fades Away 
New Mama 
Alabama 
Last Dance 
Don't Be Denied 
Cinnamon Girl 
Lookout Joe 
Southern Man 
Are You Ready For Country

I've been downloading the '73 feast of shows to compare to my sources if I didn't already have that particular version.  To my ears the '73 Toronto show shared here in 2006 and brought alive again during this flood is way over processed and sounds like a straight noise reduction tool was used to take out the hiss causing that noise reduction "swish".  This did take out the hiss but also took out the high end, It sounds boosted and closer which noise reduction will do but also sounds all mid range to me.

So whatever your preference is I decided to share this unprocessed version I transferred years ago without any noise reduction.
I might have used a touch of eq'ing on it but I just don't remember, unfortunately I didn't keep as good of transfer notes as tape trading notes before I got serious about the transfers.

The source I used for this transfer was very good with little hiss to begin with, my personal taste is I prefer this version as it has the high end restored and is a straight document of what the taper captured that night.

The one issue with this one is it is missing Neil announcing Time Fades Away but no music is missing.

I don't know the generation and kept detailed trade notes back in the day but there is no generation noted on this one.

Samples below so you can decide to download or not...


MJK5510

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Billy Squier 1984-10-04 Salt Palace Salt Lake City, UT

Billy Squire 1984-10-04
Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S.A.
Westwood One Superstars Concert Series SS85-B

Vinyl Transfer

I am in the process of converting all my vinyl radio shows to digital.

Set List:

01. Westwood One Opening
02. Westwood One Intro
03. All Night Long
04. In The Dark
05. Whadda You Want From Me
06. Reach For The Sky
07. My Kinda Lover
08. Keep Me Satisfied
09. Learn How To Live
10. She's A Runner
11. Hand-Me-Downs
12. The Stroke
13. Take A Look Behind Ya
14. Everybody Wants You
15. (Another) 984
16. Rock Me Tonight
17. Westwood One Outro
18. Westwood One Radio Promo

Billy Squier: lead vocals and guitar
Jeff Golub: guitar
Allan St. John: synthesizer, keyboards, backing vocals
Doug Lubahn: bass
Bobby Chouinard: drums

Ion ITTUSB Turntable > Audacity > Magic Audio Cleaning Lab > Flac (TLH Level 8)
 

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Blackmore´s Night 1998-10-03 Stadthalle Haslach, Germany

 

 Blackmore´s Night – Haslach (Germany) – October 3, 1998 - BLACK AS SHADOWS (REMASTER)


Artist: Blackmore´s Night
Style: Folk / Rock / World Music
Date: Saturday, October 3, 1998 (1998-10-03)
City: Haslach
Country: Germany
Venue: Stadthalle
CD Title: Black As Shadows
Promoted Album: Shadow Of The Moon


Remaster with less screamers and whistlers etc.. The sound is optimized for Beyerdynamics headphones and represents my listening preference; so it individually may vary when listening with other sound devices.
Big thank-you to Lylian (you know why!)

Source: Audience Master Tape
Sound quality: quite good
Cover and label: included (A Trademark Of The Ultimate Sound Archive ™2019)

CD 1:
Intro
Shadow of the moon
Morning star
Play minstrel play
No second chance
Minstrel hall
Under a violet moon
Memmingen
Self portrait
The temple of the king
16th century greensleeves

CD 2:
Castles and dreams
Avalon
Mond Tanz
Renaissance faire
Spanish nights
Introduction of the band
The clock ticks on
Still I´m sad
Difficult to cure
Bass & drums solo
Writing on the wall
Black night
Street of dreams
Man on the silver mountain


Line-up:
Ritchie Blackmore – guitars
Candice Night – vocals
Jessie Haynes – guitas & vocals
Mick Cervino – bass
Adam Forgione – keyboards & vocals
Alex Alexander – percussions
Rachael Birkin - violin

Notes:
a)    Please support the artist and buy his albums and visit his shows.
b)    More info to be found at www.blackmoresnight.com
c)    This recording is strictly for  f r e e  trading purposes only and should remain as it is.
d)    I am sorry, but my bandwidth is limited and I can´t seed 24/7.
e)    But most important: Enjoy the show!

First time available at Perfect Purple on April 18, 2020.

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Blaze Bayley and Paul Di'Anno 2012-12-01 The Basement Belconnen, Canberra, Australian

Artists: Blaze Bayley and Paul Di'Anno (supported by DepriVation and Hazmat)

Date: 2012-12-01 (Saturday)

Venue: The Basement

Location: Belconnen, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Recorded by Calvinist.

Mastered by Navigator - good on you, mate!

Lineage: MM-MCSM-4 microphones > SP-SPSB-11 battery box (with no bass roll-off) > Sony PCM-M10 portable audio recorder (16bit/44.1kHz) > 4GB microSD memory card > USB transfer > HDD > Cool Edit Pro (with iZotope Ozone 4 mastering plug-in) > CD Wave Editor (track splitting) > Switch Sound File Converter v. 3.00 (FLAC Level 8) > www.dimeadozen.org

Hazmat (heavy metal band from Sydney, NSW, with a style similar to early '90s Testament)

01. The Judge (fades in) 5:54
02. Life 3:48
03. Extinct 5:23
04. Burden of Proof 5:42
05. The Hanging Tree 5:40
06. Blue Murder 4:51

Jason Callaby - Guitar, Vocals
Andrew 'Duck' Howard - Guitar
Stu Tyrrell - Bass, Backing vocals
Caine - Drums, Backing vocals

www.hazmatmetal.com

DepriVation (heavy metal band from Orange, NSW, with a style similar to Lamb of God)

01. Strain 5:48
02. Fall of the Mercury 4:01
03. All Hail the Dead 3:07
04. Deceiver 5:12
05. This Dark Embrace 5:28
06. Blood Money 4:10

Ben Weber - Vocals
Lachlan Harrison - Guitar
George Olsen- Guitar
Orry Swann - Bass
Dutch - Drums

www.facebook.com/deprivationband

Paul Di'Anno

01. Intro 1:06
02. The Ides of March 1:40
03. Wrathchild 2:32
04. Prowler 3:19
05. Paul speaks I 0:49
06. Murders in the Rue Morgue 4:00
(Strange World was printed on the setlist but not played)
07. Paul speaks II 2:04
08. Remember Tomorrow 5:08
09. Charlotte the Harlot 3:54
10. Paul speaks III 1:26
11. Killers 3:44
12. Phantom of the Opera 6:40
13. Paul speaks IV - Band Intro 2:49
14. Running Free (with Paul Mario Day) 3:44
15. Highway to Hell 3:36
(Iron Maiden was printed on the setlist but not played)
(Sanctuary was printed on the setlist but not played)

Paul Di'Anno - Vocals
Doug Dalton - Guitar (left channel)
Jimmy Lardner-Brown - Guitar (right channel)
Stu Tyrrell - Bass, Backing vocals
Dominic Simpson - Drums

www.pauldianno.com/

Blaze Bayley

01. Intro 1:25
02. Lord of the Flies 4:38
03. Blaze speaks I 3:31
04. Futureal 3:14
05. Lightning Strikes Twice 4:52
06. Blaze speaks II 1:00
07. When Two Worlds Collide 6:39
08. Blaze speaks III 2:16
09. Sign of the Cross 9:44
(Look for the Truth was printed on the setlist but crossed out)
10. Como Estais Amigos 6:26
11. Virus 6:37
12. The Clansman 10:09
13. Man on the Edge/Guitar Duel 7:33
(Iron Maiden was printed on the setlist but not played)
(Sanctuary was printed on the setlist but not played)

Blaze Bayley - Vocals
Doug Dalton - Guitar (left channel)
Jimmy Lardner-Brown - Guitar (right channel)
Stu Tyrrell - Bass, Backing vocals
Dominic Simpson - Drums

www.blazebayley.net

The first day of summer presented a rare treat for Canberra's metal community: a single concert featuring both Paul Di'Anno and Blaze Bayley, performing only Iron Maiden numbers.

This was my first and presumably last time seeing Paul Di'Anno.  Unfortunately, it was memorable for the wrong reasons: Di'Anno's voice was shot and he indulged in lengthy, crass monologues in between tracks.  At first, Di'Anno claimed that his loss of voice was a mystery, but later on he admitted that he had stayed out late drinking the night before with Stephen King of Stand Alone. Well gee thanks, Paul.   

To be fair, Di'Anno's performance did improve somewhat after a few songs, and he made a good fist of Remember Tomorrow and Killers.  Also, Di'Anno's final effort, dedicated to Bon Scott, was performed well and with feeling.  Nonetheless, the contrast between Di'Anno and Paul Mario Day - not to mention Blaze - was depressingly stark.  

Happily, Blaze put on a tremendous show that did justice to Maiden's legacy.  I've always thought Blaze was made the scapegoat for Maiden's creative slump in the '90s, and he certainly proved his worth as a frontman in Canberra.  Not only did Blaze produce excellent versions of underrated songs like Virus and Como Estais Amigos, he also made some other, mediocre material sound quite reasonable.

Also, Blaze soldiered on through an early power failure and ongoing technical problems, and was not at all discouraged by the thinness of the crowd relative to Di'Anno.  On the contrary, he behaved as if he were in a large venue, demanding crowd participation just as Bruce Dickinson would.

Thumbs up, too, to the local band who backed both Blaze and Di'Anno.  With the exception of the bassist, they were the same professional outfit that supported The Ripper last May.  

While my recordings came out pretty well, there is continual background static through the first three-quarters of the Blaze show.  My friend Navigator kindly produced two masters, one with the static left in and one with the static removed.  I include both versions here, so you can decide which one sounds best.

Finally, thanks to kravad for his constructive criticism of my Ripper recording.  This capture is a marked improvement because of it.

Cheers,

Calvinist.


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Blue Oyster Cult 1978-03-30 Boston Music Hall Boston, MA

Blue Oyster Cult
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
30 March 1978

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

CD1
01 DJ Intro
02 RU Ready To Rock?
03 Agents Of Fortune
04 Harvester Of Eyes
05 We Gotta Get Outta This Place
06 Cities on Flame
07 Astronomy
08 Dominance and Submission
09 Kick Out The Jams (cut)
10 Godzilla
11 Drums/Keys
12 Godzilla

CD2
01 This Ain't The Summer Of Love
02 Bass Solo
03 5 Guitar Jam
04 Born To Be Wild
05 The Golden Age Of Leather
06 E: Don't Fear The Reaper (spliced)


Nakamichi 550 Tape Recorder
Two Nakamichi CM-300 Microphones
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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The Rolling Stones Sweden 1970(VGP 032)

 

The Rolling Stones

Sweden 1970

VGP-032/TMOQ

1970-08-30 Malmo, SWE, Baltiska Hallen

Trade > EAC (secure) > FLAC (8) > Torrent


CD:


Jumpin' Jack Flash
Roll Over Beethoven
Sympathy For The Devil
Stray At Blues
Love In Vain
Prodigal Son
You Gotta Move
Dead Flowers
Midnight Rambler
Gimme Shelter
Live With Me
Let It Rock
Little Queenie
Brown Sugar
Honky Tonk Women
Street Fighting Man

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Badlands 1990-05-12 Concert Theater Ventura, CA

Badlands
1990-05-12 (Ray Gillen's Birthday)
Concert Theater
Ventura, CA, USA
Audience recording
Mikesline's master tape
Transfer #1 (best of 3 available transfers)
Fixed and remastered by Luladsilva
FLAC

Running time:
85:29 min

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CONTRAST CLAUSE:

A non-remastered version, combining disc 1 from transfer #3 with disc 2 from transfer #1 of the same master tape, is already here:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=611006

This version, in contrast, is Luladsilva's remaster, and it is entirely sourced from transfer #1, which is the best-sounding of the 3 transfers in our opinion. See below for a few more details.

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REQUESTS:

(1) Black Sabbath 1986-04-18 HemisFair Arena, San Antonio, TX, USA (Pre-FM "High Voltage" direct LP-transfer or pre-FM master tape transfer incl. the song "The Mob Rules". Circulating pre-FM LP-rips are great, but don't include "The Mob Rules" - that song is, by now, only available from FM broadcast > master or from pre-FM LP>tape>tape transfer. I have both, now looking for an upgrade from pre-FM master. I have been told that the "High Voltage" radioshow was aired on 1989-05-08. The Pre-FM LP is shortly mentioned here: <https://www.popsike.com/BLACK-SABBATH7TH-STAR-TOURLIVEHIGH-VOLTAGE1989/130521717677.html>. The pre-FM vinyl>tape>tape copy I have has the following setlist: 01. The Mob Rules, 02. War Pigs, 03. Black Sabbath (intro cut), 04. Danger Zone. Anyway, I don't care about the setlist as long as it is from pre-FM master and "The Mob Rules" is included.

(2) Badlands 1992-07-02 Astoria, London, England, UK (FM broadcast > master or pre-FM master. Several not-so great copies are circulating, incl. a 42:49 min FM version that sounds great but has the last two songs badly clipped, resulting in awful digital crackling, and a 44:04 min FM > master tape transfer which sounds excellent too but is too compressed - dynamic range being only DR6)

(3) Badlands 1992-07-02 Astoria, London, England, UK (~90 min or ~56 min SBD recording - different source than the ~44 min FM broadcast mentioned above.)

Any help is appreciated!

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Many thanks to Mikesline for taping and sharing his master tape transfer(s), and many thanks to Luladsilva for fixing and remastering transfer #1!

The first version of this show that I uploaded was a non-remastered version combining disc 1 from transfer #3 with disc 2 from transfer #1 of the same master tape. Transfer #1, the oldest transfer, is probably a more or less 'raw' transfer of the tape and sounds very good (though not perfect) to me, but regrettably had lots of clicks due to small spots of digital silence on disc 1, probably caused by a defective CDR. I didn't think all those clicks could be properly removed, hence my decision to use disc #1 from (the second-best-sounding) transfer #3 instead for the original upload. After that upload, my friend and fellow Dimer Luladsilva contacted me and told me he would be willing to try and remaster the show. His offer was very welcome, especially since a few people mentioned they didn't think the master transfer(s) sounded quite right, and one suggested it might be due to a lack of Azimuth adjustment. Thus, I sent all 3 transfers to Luladsilva. He agreed transfer #1 was best, and to my surprise and delight, he took the time and indeed managed to remove all the little clicks from disc 1, so he was able to use the transfer #1 completely as the source for his remaster. I don't know what he did for remastering, but the software he used was Izotope RX 6 Advanced, Izotope Ozone 8 Advanced and Adobe Audition. I checked both the original transfer and this remaster for dynamic range, and actually the dynamic range has increased rather than reduced by the remastering procedure (DR11 vs. DR10), which is nice of course.

Tracklist:

Disc 1
01 Intro (01:18 min)
02 Hard Driver (05:20 min)
03 Ball And Chain (04:38 min)
04 The Last Time (04:38 min)
05 Devil's Stomp (04:50 min)
06 Drums Solo (01:40 min)
07 Devil's Stomp reprise (02:28 min)
08 Rumblin' Train (09:06 min)
09 Shine On (05:23 min)
10 Streets Cry Freedom (12:49 min)

Disc 2
11 Dreams In The Dark (04:52 min)
12 Winter's Call (09:31 min)
13 Guitar Solo (01:46 min)
14 High Wire (07:14 min)
15 Whiskey Dust (04:55 min)
16 Purple Haze (05:02 min)

Line-up:
Ray Gillen (RIP) - vocals
Jake E. Lee - Guitar
Greg Chaisson - bass
Jeff Martin - drums

 

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Alice Cooper 1975-09-03 Falkoner Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

Alice Cooper
Falkoner Center, Copenhagen, Denmark
September 3, 1975

Source : Audience recording > 1st generation cassette (Maxell XLII) (courtesy of Wes Meyette archive)

Transfer : Nakamichi Dragon > Sony PCM-M10 > Wave > CD Wave Editor (tracking) > TLH (SBE aligned) Flac level 8

Traders Den - July 10, 2019

Transferred & Tracked by Wes Meyette

posted by kingrue upload #2019
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This is the first time in flac, a "known gen" has circulated from this recording.

In 1975, Alice Cooper returned as a solo artist with the release of Welcome to My Nightmare.

The success of Welcome to My Nightmare marked the final break-up of the original members of the band,

with Cooper collaborating with their producer Bob Ezrin, who recruited Lou Reed's backing band, including guitarists Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter, to play on the album.  

Thanks to Wes for supplying the 1st gen copy.

Check samples for quality.


Band members:
Alice Cooper : vocals
Whitey Glan : drums
Steve Hunter : guitar, vocals
Prakash John ; bass, vocals
Dick Wagner : guitar, vocals
Josef Chrowski : keyboards, vocals


Total Time = 01:14:31

Set list:
01 Intro
02 Welcome to My Nightmare
03 Years Ago >
04 No More Mr. Nice Guy >
05 Years Ago >
06 Billion Dollar Babies > -- drop out @ 1:22 --
07 Years Ago >
08 I'm Eighteen > -- drop out @ 0:50 --
09 Years Ago >
10 Some Folks
11 Cold Ethyl -- cuts in --
12 Only Women Bleed
13 Devil's Food >
14 The Black Widow Intro >
15 The Black Widow
16 Steven
17 Welcome to My Nightmare
18 Escape
19 School's Out
20 Department of Youth

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AC/DC 1986-02-14 Johanneshov Isstadion, Stockholm, Sweden

AC/DC - 1986-02-14 - Isstadion, Stockholm Sweden [AUD] [FLAC] - KK Master
Equipment: Sony WMD-3 +  Marantz EM-8 Microphone
Master cassettes>JVC TD-W354>Soundblaster X-Fi>Wavelab>Mhorse>WAV>TLH>FLAC 8

01 Fly on the Wall
02 Back in Black
03 Shake Your Foundations
04 Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
05 You Shook Me All Night Long
06 Sin City
07 Jailbreak
08 The Jack
09 Shoot to Thrill
10 Highway to Hell
11 Whole Lotta Rosie
12 Let There Be Rock
Encore:
13 Hells Bells
14 T.N.T.
15 For Those About to Rock (We Salute You)

Total running time: 1h 40mn.
 

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Dio 1983-11-08 Leicester De Montfort Hall Leicester, UK

Dio
Leicester '83
De Montfort Hall
Leicester, UK
11/8/83
FM/SBD/AUD:  A+

Setlist:
01)Stand Up And Shout (5:25)
02)Straight Through The Heart (4:54)
03)Shame On The Night (4:51)
04)Children Of The Sea (6:46)
05)Holy Diver (5:31)
06)Appice Solo (3:35)
07)Stargazer (1:57)
08)Heaven And Hell (5:44)
(09)Vivian's Solo** (3:42)
10)Heaven And Hell (Reprise)  (7:02)
11)Rainbow In The Dark (5:09)
12)Man On The Silver Mountain  (3:37)
13)Starstruck  (0:41)
14)Man On The Silver Mountain (Reprise) (1:52)
15)Encore Break (1:39)
16)Don't Talk To Strangers (5:05)

Total Time (67:37)

**Slight glitch on transition from T9>T10, Possible Tape Flip, On Master
Show appears to be retracked from master according to artwork.
 

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The Rolling Stones 1978-06-15 Warner Theater Washington, DC(1978 American Tour series Vol 4)

THE ROLLING STONES

10th June - 26th July 1978

North American Tour.

In this series we concentrate on audience recordings, leaving out the rehearsals, and of course the official recordings. KBFH-recordings will only be used for merges or matrix recordings.

Thanks to the people who recorded and shared these shows and also to my accomplices nzb and BlueTurns2Grey who gave me the benefit of their advice and support.

BlueTurns2Grey will be posting his video reworks simultaneously.

Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr, p)/KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, pedal steel)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/STU (p)/Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc)

Volume 04

15^th June 1978

(WASHINGTON)

15^th June 1978: Washington, D.C., Warner Theater

01 - introduction

I corrected a gap at 0’05 and I equilibrated the sound intensity

02 - Let It Rock

03 - All Down The Line

I corrected a gap at 1’42

04 - Honky Tonk Women

I corrected a gap at 1’06

05 - Star Star

06 - When The Whip Comes Down

I corrected a gap at 4’04

07 - Just My Imagination

08 - Miss You

09 - Respectable

10 - Far Away Eyes

I corrected a gap at 3’23

11 - Love in Vain

12 - Shattered

13 - Sweet Little Sixteen

14 - Tumbling Dice

15 - Happy

16 - Brown Sugar

17 - Jumpin' Jack Flash

18 - outro

The next show in line should have been Passaic's from June 14, 1978, but since it was broadcast on the radio, many versions already exist. The most interesting is the one posted by Captain Acid a few months ago: ‘Garden State Seventy Eight’ (Acid Project 107):

https://iorr.org/talk/read.php?2,3084630,3084630#msg-3084630

For the Washington show I found only one version : « Far Away Washington » (VGP 081).

The recording is now de-clicked, balanced (+10 to +20 % to the right channel), the azimuth and the phase are adjusted.

As usual all the infos are coming from Nico Zentgraf's Rolling Stones Complete Works Database: http://www.nzentgraf.de/books/zent.htm

Posted in 2026 by StonyRoad at IORR https://iorr.org/talk/list.php?2

 

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The Rolling Stones 1978-06-10 Civic Center Lakeland, FL(1978 American Tour series Vol 2)

 

THE ROLLING STONES

10th June - 26th July 1978

North American Tour.

In this series we concentrate on audience recordings, leaving out the rehearsals, and of course the official recordings. KBFH-recordings will only be used for merges or matrix recordings.

Thanks to the people who recorded and shared these shows and also to my accomplices nzb and BlueTurns2Grey who gave me the benefit of their advice and support.

BlueTurns2Grey will be posting his video reworks simultaneously.

Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr, p)/KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, pedal steel)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/STU (p)/Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc)

10^th June 1978

(LAKELAND)

10^th June 1978: Lakeland, Florida, Civic Center
Note: The Stones were billed as The Great Southeast Stoned-Out Wrestling Champions.

For this first show, three sources circulate:

Source #1 was found first on ‘Fake Band On Lakeland’ (Risk Disk 006) and later in slightly upgraded form on ‘Lakeland’72 (no label), ‘No Lisk In Lakeland’ (ExCD 036) and ‘2^nd Generation’ (no label).

Source #2 corresponds to “We Ain’t Sugar” (VGP 335).

Source #3 is the best source (clearer and stereo). It appeared as bonus on the vinyl ‘Saturday Night Live’ (Bured Records – SNL 103) but sadly it contains only 4 tracks.

I tested different merges trying to get a better sound and to find the edited parts: I decided to keep my favorite. In the first tracks the sound quality was average so I decided to create a second volume.

Vol 01 is a combination of two sources

Vol 02 is a merge of 2 sources

Volume 02

(2 sources merged)

Creation of the merges was helpful in identifying the edited parts, and sometimes resulted in a better sound.

Most interesting was merging the VGP 335 version with the Risk Disk version (after reworking the speed this version appered to be more interesting as expected).

I used the official version (Fort Worth) to try to find the correct speed.

Source #2 (VGP 335) is in the left channel (and now decelerated by -3%) and Risk Disk (source #1) in the right channel (now decelerated by -10%°).
As usual all versions used are de-clicked, balanced and phase adjusted.

All tracks are merged except in portions where one of the two sources was previously edited.

01 - intro

comes solely from source #1

02 - Let It Rock

the first 4 seconds come solely from source #1

03 - All Down The Line

04 - Honky Tonk Women

05 - Star Star

06 - When The Whip Comes Down

07 - Miss You

08 - Beast Of Burden

merged except from 4’49 to 5’27 which come solely from source #2

09 - Respectable

10 - Far Away Eyes

merged except for the 16 last seconds which come solely from source #1

11 - Love in Vain

merged except for the first 11 seconds which come solely from source #2 and the last seconds from source #1

12 - Shattered

merged except for the first 2 seconds which come solely from source #2

13 - Tumbling Dice

14 - Happy

15 - Brown Sugar

merged except from 3’14 to 3’39 wich come solely from source #2

16 - Jumpin' Jack Flash

17 - Street Fighting Man

18 - outro (merged)

merged except the last 19 seconds

 

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Van Halen 1982-07-30 Freedom Hall Louisville, KY(SBD)

Van Halen
30 July 1982
Venue: Freedom Hall
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Source: Soundboard (Master)

Lineage: Maxell UDXL-I C-60 cassette > Nakamichi DR-1 (azimuth adjustment) > Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi HD > Audacity (24-96) > FLAC 6

Track Listing:

01 Dave Talks
02 Jamie's Cryin'
03 Little Guitars
04 Where Have All The Good Times Gone!
05 Bass Solo
06 Hang 'Em High
07 Cathedral
08 Secrets
09 Drum Solo II
10 Everybody Wants Some!! (cut)
11 Dance The Night Away
12 Somebody Get Me A Doctor / I'm So Glad
13 Dave Acoustic Solo
14 Ice Cream Man
15 Intruder
16 Pretty Woman
17 Guitar Solo
18 D.O.A. (cut)

Notes:
Here we have a totally unheard, uncirculated soundboard recording, capturing the Van Halen concert in Louisville during their Diver Down tour (Hide Your Sheep tour) in 1982. This is the earliest date documented to feature the standard 1982 setlist arrangement, which was significantly reorganized sometime between July 27th and 30th, while the earliest dates of the tour were notably structured differently. Additionally, like all shows from this date until the middle of September, the setlist includes D.O.A., a song which is not known to have been played since the first night of 1979 tour.

Unfortunately, this recording is relatively short and incomplete, due to having been recorded on a single 60 minute tape, and for some reason Roy started recording about 18 minutes late into the show. However, an old circulating audience recording DOES exist, which is complete.

This soundboard recording starts significantly late, right after Runnin' With The Devil would've concluded, when Dave does his first lengthy interlude to interact with the audience. The first side of the 60 minute master tape runs out right after the first part of Everybody Wants Some, just as Dave is about to do his short "we take it for granted that everybody wants some, but the question to ask ourselves is how much are you willing to give" interlude. While no songs are missing in between, we're still missing the ending of Everybody Wants Some, with the second side of the tape starting again just in time for Dance The Night Away. The second side of the 60 minute master tape sadly ends only about a minute into D.O.A., so is missing Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love, Bottoms Up, You Really Got Me, and Happy Trails.

Huge thanks to those who significantly helped with the absurd pricetag that was required to liberate this VH collection, most of which would've been impossible to save otherwise.

Enjoy the music and be grateful we are able hear these special recordings. If you have uncirculated tapes, please consider sharing them before they end up forever lost to time.
 

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Accept 1981-12-11 Forest National Brussels, Belgium

 Artist: ACCEPT
Date: 1981.12.11 (December 11th 1981)
Location: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
Venue: FOREST NATIONAL
Source: Aud
Lineage: CD Trade > You
Artwork: No
Time: 31:08 min
Quality: 3 - (out of 5)

This is my #135 upload on "Dime"

SetList:
---------
01. Starlight
02. Do It
03. Son Of A Bitch
04. Free Me Now
05. I´m A Rebel
06. Burning

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Neil Young 1989-02-19 Hult Center, Eugene, OR

Neil Young

02-19-1989, Hult Center, Eugene, Oregon
w/ The Restless

Lineage:

Disc 1 --> unknown low gen CDR -> macintosh -> xACT 1.59 -> flac
Disc 2 --> analog 2nd gen tape -> cdr -> nero wave editor -> flac

Artwork included (many thanks to Giona!!!)


Setlist:

Comes A Time
Sugar Mountain
The Needle And The Damage Done
After The Goldrush
For The Turnstiles
Silver And Gold
The Ways Of Love
Days That Used To Be
Heart Of Gold
Heavy Love (fade out)
Heavy Love (merged with the 2nd part of the show in the middle)
Don't Cry
Cocaine Eyes
Eldorado
Boxcar
Like A Hurricane
Mr. Soul
Cinnamon Girl (MISSING)
Down By The River (MISSING)
Hey Hey, My My (MISSING)
On Broadway (MISSING)
Tonight's The Night (MISSING)


Note: The 1st part of this show was seeded before here on Dime on March 23rd from edtyre. I asked for the second part of this show and got it from Giona (many thanks!!!). I merged both sources and now only the last 5 songs of this show are missing (see GOTR). But be aware, the 2nd part is not as good as the 1st one. I will post some samples.



Set List provided by Sugar Mountain, Thank You Tom and GOTR, Thank You Pete.

http://www.sugarmtn.org/sets/19890219.html
http://www.ghostsontheroad.co.uk/


Enjoy the show!

Share the Music !!!  Don't encode to mp3 !!!  Trade freely !!!

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Blue Oyster Cult "In The West" Various venues(SBD)

BLUE OYSTER CULT
"In The West" - this version: "Cassette Of Unknown Origin"
1975 - Civic Auditorium, Redding, California (7/03),
Paramount North West, Portland, Oregon (7/04),
Paramount North West, Seattle, Washington (7/05),
and National Guard Armoury, Medford, Oregon (7/08)

Soundboard recording
Cassette (of unknown origin)>Protools (edit and cleanup)>CDr>xACT(flac)


disc one
1 Stairway To The Stars 4:16 Portland
2.OD'd On Life Itself 4:56 Portland
3 Harvester Of Eyes 5:18 Seattle
4 Flaming Telepaths 6:20 Seattle
5 Dominance And Submission 6:03 Seattle
6 Subhuman 8:28 Seattle
7 7 Screaming Dizbusters 13:31 Seattle

disc two
1 Astronomy 10:17 Redding
2 Cities On Flame 5:02 Seattle
3 Buck's Boogie 13:28 Seattle
4 Hot Rails To Hell 6:14 Medford
5 I Ain't Got You 12:13 Seattle


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Stratovarius 2023-03-25 Loud Park, Intex Osaka, Osaka, Japan

STRATOVARIUS
2023-03-25
Loud Park, Intex Osaka, Osaka, Japan

Taper: Dragonflame
Cat no: Dragonflame-150

Covers included

Lineage: Silver CDs > Easy CD-DA Extractor > WAV > TLH > Flac (level 8)

Duration: 59:18

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. Survive
03. Eagleheart
04. Stratosphere
05. Father Time
06. Paradise
07. Frozen in Time
08. Keyboards Solo
09. Black Diamond
10. World on Fire
11. Unbreakable
12. Hunting High and Low 

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White Lion 1987-12-01 Civic Center St. Paul, MN

Master Tapers Concert Series - Volume  (15)

Band name: White Lion
Date: December 1, 1987
Venue: Civic Center
Location: St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
Tour name: Pride

Media: 1 CDs
Recording type: Audience
Taper: Known but not revealed per Taper request
Recording Equipment: Radio Shack PZM>Sony WM-D6C
Lineage: 1st Generation Analog (Maxell XLII)>TC-WE475>PC>AUDACITY>WAV (16bit)>TLH>FLAC (8)
Transfer/Mastering: February 2014
Audio format: FLAC
Total running time: 43:55
Audio quality: 4++
Artwork:

Track listing:
Intro
Hungry
Fight To Survive
Don't Give Up
Tell Me
Wait
Sweet Little Loving
Lady of the Valley
All You Need Is Rock & Roll

Band:
Mike Tramp - Vocals
Vito Bratta - Guitars
James Lomenzo - Bass Guitar
Greg D'Angelo - Drums

Show comments:
Opening for Kiss. Always liked White Lion just for the amazing guitar playing of Vito Bratta.

Hello friends!
I recently started going through some of the 50 plus boxes of tapes i have stored in my garage and have pulled out some of my favorite shows.
Many of them i haven't listened to since i got them back in the 80's. I'm going to try and share as many of them as i can. The shows i will be sharing
will be 1st generation copies i got directly from the tapers. Before i share any of them though i want to make sure i secure permission to post them from the tapers.
This will be the first time i share any recordings that are not my own masters.

The first bunch of shows will be from a master taper who did some of the best audience recordings you'll ever hear from the 80's. He asked me not to list his name
so out of respect for him please do not use it in any of the comments if you should know who he is, many of you will. I have a lot of his recordings to share and you
don't want to miss out on them.

Enjoy!
Brian.

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Dio 1984-01-07 Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Santa Cruz,CA

Dio
Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium
Santa Cruz,Calif.
1/7/1984


Source:Audience
Quality:GOOD/FAIR
Generation:1st Gen
Lineage:ANALOG CASSETTE>CDR(TASCAM CD-RW700)>EAC WAV>TLH FLAC 8>DIME
Transfered and Uploaded by:sunvenusmoon
Time:about 60 mins.

1-Intro
2-Stand Up and Shout
3-Straight Thru The Heart
4-Shame On The Night
5-Children Of The Sea
6-Holy Diver
7-Vinnie Appice
8-Heaven and Hell-tape gets flipped
9-Guitar Solo-back into Heaven and Hell
10-Rainbow In the Dark
11-Man On the Silver Mountain with Starstruck

Comments:
I haven't seen this show circulated anywhere,or on DIME.
This is a cassette I received in trade from back in the 1980's labeled
"1st gen."
Fresh transfer from my personal archives.
Sound quality is pretty average,but listenable.
This one goes out to killerwolf13,hope you like it. 

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Britny Fox 1990-03-08 Toad's Place New Haven, CT

Britny Fox
Toad's Place
New Haven, CT
Headlining over Bang Tango

FLAC

Nashwolverine retracked this from 2 long tracks using Adobe Audition 3.0

Setlist:

Radio Ad
In Motion
Standing In The Shadows
Hold On
Long Way From Home
Livin' On A Dream
Dream On
Rock Revolution
Long Way To Love
Gudbuy T' Jane
Longroad
Michael Kelly Smith Guitar Solo
Fun In Texas
Hair Of The Dog
Girlschool
Shout It Out Loud
 

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Neil Young 1992-06-27 Star Lake Amphitheater Burgettstown, PA

Neil Young
1992-06-27
Star Lake Amphitheater
Burgettstown, PA


lineage: analog master -> DAT -> DAT clone(s) -> edit (see notes) -> FLAC


CD1 [0:48:18]
01. crowd noise
02. Long May You Run
03. Comes A Time
04. Dance, Dance, Dance > Love Is A Rose
05. Down By The River
06. From Hank To Hendrix
07. The Needle And The Damage Done
08. Tonight's The Night
09. Hitchhiker

CD2 [0:54:17]
01. Old Man
02. This Note's For You
03. Like A Hurricane
04. Old King
05. Such A Woman *
06. Heart Of Gold
07. Don't Let It Bring You Down
08. Mr. Soul
09. One Of These Days
10. Sugar Mountain #
11. After The Gold Rush %


*) aborted
#) cuts in
%) cuts out after 2:44

notes:
- DAT from the Dutch Masters Archives
- Transfer: DAT played on Sony DTC-790 deck -> S/PDIF cable -> Terratec
  Aureon 5.1 soundcard -> Adobe Audition -> WAV -> CDWave -> WAV -> FLAC
- Mastering done in Adobe Audition; converted to 44.1kHz.
- Known flaws: Some minor diginoise in d1t03 at 5:10 and in d1t08 at 1:18.
The last two songs are of lesser quality, and probably from another source entirely.
- Hitchhiker is one of the 6 known performances.
- DAT transfer and torrent by rdvdijk (2007-06-20)


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Faster Pussycat 1992-10-08 The Centrum Worcester, MA

Faster Pussycat
The Centrum
Worcester, MA
October 8, 1992
Support to Kiss


FLAC - Audience Recording
Lineage Unknown

Faster Pussycat opening for Kiss in Worcester! Trixter was also on the bill.

Setlist:

Intro
Jack The Bastard
Where There's A Whip, There's A Way
Poison Ivy
House of Pain
The Body Thief
Bathroom Wall
Babylon


Enjoy!

Nashwolverine 

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The Rolling Stones Gathering Madness - Phoenix '69(VGP-031)

Title: Gathering Madness - Phoenix '69
Manufacturer: Vinyl Gang Product   
Catalog: VGP-031
Complete Show: No
Format: 1 CD

Lineage: my CDrec--> EAC (wave) --> flac (6) --> You

Artwork included.

Disc: (55:07)

A01 Jumpin' Jack Flash  04:19
A02 Carol  03:37
A03 Sympathy For The Devil  05:50
A04 Stray Cat Blues  04:00
A05 Prodigal Son  03:40
A06 You Gotta Move  02:28
A07 Love In Vain  05:40
A08 Under My Thumb  03:08
A09 Midnight Rambler  08:01
A10 Live With Me  03:52
A11 Gimme Shelter  04:06
A12 Little Queenie  02:35
A13 Brown Sugar  03:44



Source:
Incomplete show from Phoenix Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ,USA
November 11, 1969.

Sound Quality:
Very good audience quality.

Comments:
Same as The Sky Pilots (VGP 060)-Disc 01
Little Queenie (horrible sound) fades out.
3 songs missing are ("probably"): Satisfaction, HTW and SFM.

Bonus track (Track 13) is recorded from Altamont Speeway (San Francisco)
December 6, 1969


Line-up:
MJ (voc, harm)
KR (gtr, bvoc)
MT (gtr)
BW(bass)
CW (dr)
STU (p on Carol, Little Queenie and Honky Tonk Women)

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The Rolling Stones 1971-03-26 + 1971-03-14 The Lost Marquee Tapes(VGP 030 V2)

SILVER CD > CDR > EAC > WAV > FRONTEND > FLAC 6




ROLLING STONES
LOST MARQUEE TAPES 1971, THE
VINYL GANG VGP 030
London, UK 3/26/71, Marquee Club
London, UK 3/14/71, Chalk Farm Roundhouse-2nd show *
8m/7.5m* - AUDTV

CD-1
LIVE WITH ME
DEAD FLOWERS
I GOT THE BLUES [take one]
I GOT THE BLUES [false start]
I GOT THE BLUES [take two]
LET IT ROCK
MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
SATISFACTION
BITCH [false start]
BITCH [take one]
BROWN SUGAR
BITCH [take two]
BITCH [rehearsals]
BROWN SUGAR [rehearsals]

CD-2
JUMPIN' JACK FLASH *
LIVE WITH ME *
DEAD FLOWERS *
STRAY CAT BLUES *
LOVE IN VAIN *
PRODIGAL SON *
MIDNIGHT RAMBLER *
BITCH *
Band introduction *
HONKY TONK WOMEN *
SATISFACTION *

[DH] TV broadcast with pretty bad sound for a professional recording. Fine performance with the only live version of "I Got the Blues."
Available on several LPs but the CD listed above is best.  The performance was touched up in the studio, the original version has recently surfaced on 2 different CDs. The better one is the Japanese "The Lost Marquee Tapes 1971."




London 3/14/71;               52 min;  6.5 m;     "London Roundhouse"
Mediocre audience recording on LP.  Good performance.  "More Music and Better
Sound" LPs have "Prodigal Son," others don't.  The LP sounds a little slow.
This has been copied onto different Japanese CDs.  The CD of the same name
sounds over-processed to my ears but I recommend the version that comes with
the "Lost Marquee Tapes" set (see below), as it's a nice transfer, speed
corrected and carefully equalized.

Marquee Club 3/26/71;         40 min;  8.0 m;     "Marquee 71 + Sticky Out" (sic)
TV broadcast with bad sound for a professional recording.  Fine performance
but it was touched up in the studio.  This is the only live version of "I Got
the Blues."  The touched up original broadcast is available on several LPs but
the CD listed above is best.  The unenhanced performance, which was going to
be re-broadcast in 1992, is available on 2 different CDs; the better one is
the Japanese "The Lost Marquee Tapes 1971."




Disc 1 contains the recordings from London March 26, 1971. Exc. mono soundboard quality, unmixed source, no additional audience overdubs. Incl. the 2nd versions of I Got The Blues and Bitch. Plus the dress rehearsals of Brown Sugar and Bitch. Disc 2 is a copy of the bootleg LP London Roundhouse (TMQ 71029), incl. crackles and Prodigal Son.



+ BONUS from "The Lost Marquee Tapes 1971"  (1 CD - VGP 030)

(five tracks from London Roundhouse March 14, 1971)


Contains the recordings from London March 26, 1971. Exc. mono soundboard quality, unmixed source, no additional audience overdubs. Incl. the 2nd versions of I Got The Blues and Bitch. Parts of these recordings were later remixed and added with audience overdubs for the broadcast. Plus five tracks from London Roundhouse March 14, 1971. Very good audience quality, taken from tape. See also the 2 CD edition.

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