Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane, WA(Taratura 2000)

Led Zeppelin - " Yardbirds Fame"
(12-30-68), Spokane, Washington, Gonzaga University, John F.Kennedy Pavilion
Audience Recording
Lineage: Trader CD-R > EAC, Secure Mode, Accurate Stream, No Disable Cache > WAV > Flac
Frontend, Encoding Options, Level.6, Align On Sector Boundaries > Flac
Label: Tarantura 2000
Original Taper: N/A


1) Train Kept-A-Rollin' ( Cuts In)

2) I Can't Quit You Baby

3) As Long As I Have You ( Includes: " Fresh Garbage", " Shake", and " Hush Little Baby")

4) Dazed And Confused

5) White Summer ( Cuts In)

6) How Many More Times ( Includes: " The Hunter")

7) Pat's Delight ( Cuts Out)


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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane WA(Zep Digital)

Led Zeppelin
1968.12.30
Spokane, Washington (USA)
Gonzaga University

Zeppelin Digital Volume 5

Audience Recording
Master Cassette > DATn > CDR1, speed corrected > FLAC

1. Train Kept A Rollin
2. I Can't Quit You
3. As Long As I Have You
4. Dazed and Confused
5. White Summer
6. How Many More Times
7. Pat's Delight

This is the earliest known taped performance of Led Zeppelin.
Total time 56:24

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ZD - This "low gen" transfer of the tape comes from the "Zeppelin Digital" series and is the cleanest available, IMHO.

EVSD - This version is similar to the ZD version, but it has some pretty audible artiacts from the swishy digital noise reduction applied by EVSD.

Debut - This version is inferrior in all respects. It runs VERY slow and the sound quality is worse than both EVSD and the ZD version.
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2006.12.02 - TTD - JAMESKG

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane, WA(No Name Silver)

Led Zeppelin

LIVE AT GONZAGA
Live at the Gymnasium
Gonzaga University
Spokane, Washington December 30, 1968

Audience>?>SILVER>EAC>WAV>FLAC FRONTEND>FLAC


1. Train Kept A Rollin'
2. I Can't Quit You
3. As Long As I Have You
   - Fresh Garbage
   - Shake
   - As Long As I Have You           
4. Dazed and Confused
5. White Summer
6. How Many More Times
7. Pat's Delight

Earliest known recording of Led Zeppelin in concert.
Fourth show of their first American tour which started Dec 26, 1968 in Denver.


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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane WA(EVSD 2008)(24bit)

 

Artist: Led Zeppelin
Date: 1968.12.30
Title: Lifetime Guarantee Revisited 2008 (EVSDVD-A008)
Label: Empress Valley Supreme Disc
Venue: Gonzaga University, Kennedy Pavillion
Location: Spokane, Washington U.S.A.
Source: Audience

Lineage: Original Silver > DVD Audio Extractor > TLH


*40th Anniversary Special Limited Edition High Resolution Audio:


             (01) Audio Extracted from AUDIO_TS Folder:
          
                                 2 Channel / Stereo - 192khz/24bit


             (02) Audio Extracted from VIDEO_TS Folder: 

                                 2 Channel / Stereo - 48khz/24bit


01 The Train Kept A Rollin'
02 I Can't Quit You
03 As long As I Have You Medley
04 Dazed and Confused
05 White Summer
06 How Many More Times
07 Pat's Delight


             
Review: Spokane was an early step on 'Len Zefflin's' stairway to stardom!

How obscure was the opening band for Vanilla Fudge at Gonzaga University on Dec. 30, 1968? Well, the ads in both The Spokesman-Review and Chronicle read, "The Vanilla Fudge, with Len Zefflin." The ad copywriter misheard the name and thought it was some guy named "Len Zefflin." Little did anybody know that old Len would turn out to be Led Zeppelin, one of the most popular and influential rock bands of all time, whose reunion concert this month made worldwide news. That 1968 show at Gonzaga's Kennedy Pavilion would later assume a historic status in Zeppelin lore – all because a student brought a small tape recorder.

Today, this tape – bootlegged and distributed all over the world and the Web – is widely considered the first Led Zeppelin concert ever captured on tape; the earliest live recording of Led Zeppelin ever. Here's how lead singer Robert Plant introduced one of the songs: "This is off an album that comes out in about three weeks time on the Atlantic label. It's called 'Led Zeppelin.' This is a tune … called 'Dazed and Confused.' " So their first album wasn't even out yet. The album would not make a mark on the charts until February 1969. This concert was only their fifth in the U.S. The band had done tours of the U.K. and Scandinavia a few months before, many of them as The New Yardbirds, the band's short-lived original name. Some of these dates were actually leftover bookings for the Yardbirds, guitarist Jimmy Page's earlier band. Page and his new mates Plant, John Bonham and John Paul Jones had taken over some of these concert bookings.

So the band was mostly an unknown quantity. Yet at least one concertgoer, Bob Gallagher – a record store 4,000 Holes – was aware that he wasn't going to see some guy named Len Zefflin. "We knew who Jimmy Page was, from the Yardbirds, and we heard it was his band," said Gallagher, who was a teenager at the time. "I was a big Vanilla Fudge fan because psychedelia was really happening then. … But we were excited about seeing Jimmy Page." Spokane was experiencing a severe cold snap that week, with temperatures dropping to 10 below. Apparently, the Kennedy Pavilion (Gonzaga's gym) wasn't well-heated either, because many fans remember it as being icy inside, as well.

But when Led Zeppelin launched into the first song, the place heated up. "Bonham came out and started drumming on 'Train Kept a-Rollin',' and everybody went, 'Holy crap,' " said Gallagher. "There's never been a drummer like him. He was awesome. Then they all started playing and they were totally amazing." Plant said, between songs, "You won't believe this, but I don't think that either ourselves or our equipment is quite used to the temperature. It's taken about three hours of gas stoves under the equipment to get everything going." A little later Plant said they were now "getting warmed up properly," and you can hear the crowd response building after each song. By the evidence of the recording, the band's sound was already fully formed, distinguished by Plant's wailing voice – at one point he sounds like a siren – and Page's virtuoso guitar.

"What I mostly remember is when Jimmy Page took out a violin bow and began bowing his double-neck guitar," remembered Jeff "Tor" Nadeau. "The house was universally mind-blown. It was the most stunning and awesome sound ever." "It took about a half a song before everybody was blown away," remembered David Priano. "When Plant harmonized to Page's pipe-wrench riffs, the audience went nuts. The other thing I remember was the drum solo (during 'Pat's Delight'). As a rule I don't like them. This was the exception. When he threw away his drum sticks and finished with his bare hands – far out." "We were hoping that the first band wouldn't stay on stage too long," said Kerry Whitsitt of Spokane. "Little did I know that by the end of Led Zeppelin's set, I would be reeling in my seat, transfixed by Robert Plant's voice, body language and raw sexuality (I just knew he was looking straight through me most of the night). … It was electric in every sense of the word. We didn't want them to leave the stage – ever!"

Whitsitt recalls that Vanilla Fudge "paled in comparison," even though that band was riding high at the time with a hit version of "You Keep Me Hangin' On." Mike and Dorothy McMurtery said they left the show more impressed with Led Zeppelin, "whose hard rock music was ahead of its time for Spokane." Dave Cole said he was startled, at intermission, to see who was standing in line behind him at the concession stand. "Right behind me were Jimmy Page and Robert Plant, waiting to order," said Cole. "I thought it was pretty cool at the time. Several months later, when their first album was released and they got a lot more famous, I began to think it was even cooler."

Gallagher described the show as a turning point in his musical life. He said that he and his friends were simply "flabbergasted" by the time Led Zeppelin left the stage. "Then when Vanilla Fudge came on, they were so sleepy," said Gallagher. "It was like, after that, psychedelia was dead and heavy metal was born, all in a three-hour show. We didn't care about psychedelia anymore. We all just ran back to our Yardbirds records." "We felt transformed," said Whitsitt. "Those of us who experienced it together felt like we were in a special club."

About 30 years later, one member of that club walked into Gallagher's store and started talking about that show. 

-Jim Kershner (The Spokesman-Review)

Art and Checksum Included

Enjoy
-bostonbro 

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane WA(Capricorn)

Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane Washington

1. Train Kept a Rollin
2. I Can't Quit You
3. As Long As I Have You
4. Dazed and Confused
5. White Summer
6. How Many More Times
7. Pat's Delight

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane WA(Empress Valley 2008)

Led Zeppelin
12/30/1968
Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington, USA
Lifetime Guarantee Revisited (EVSD)

Lineage>my sliver's>eac>wav>flac 8


The Train Kept A Rollin'
I Can't Quit You
As Long As I Have You
Dazed And Confused
White Summer
How Many More Times
Pat's Delight

MD5/ffp and Art inc'ed

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane WA(1st gen)

Led Zeppelin, Gonzaga University
December 30, 1968, Spokane, Washington

Audience Recording
Master > Cassette > DAT

1. Train Kept a Rollin
2. I Can't Quit You
3. As Long As I Have You
4. Dazed and Confused
5. White Summer
6. How Many More Times
7. Pat's Delight

Historical note: This is the earliest known live recording of Led Zeppelin.

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane, WA(KRW_CO)

LED ZEPPELIN JOHN F KENNEDY PAVILION GONZAGA UNIVERSITY SPOKANE WASHINGTON DECEMBER-30-1968
ANALOG MASTER TO CDR CLONE-X POSTED BY REQUEST FOR Olympiakos and other friends  PRESENTED BY KRW_CO 

CONTRAST CLAUSE THIS TORRENT IS DIFFERENT THEN 
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=337685 
aud analog first gen to dat to cdr
BECAUSE IT IS A AUD.ANALOG MASTER TO CDR-CLONE-X

LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER TO CDR CLONE-X 
TO EAC TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8

NO EQ OR OTHER TAMPERING DONE JUST THE CDR AS WE GOT IT

THE BAND 
JIMMY PAGE GUITAR
JOHN PAUL JONES BASS
JOHN BONHAM DRUMS
ROBERT PLANT VICALS

SETLIST
1 Train Kept A-Rollin
2 I Can't Quit You
3 As Long As I Have You
4 Dazed And Confused
5 White Summer
6 How Many More Times (With The Hunter)
7 Pat's Delight
 PRESENTED BY KRW_CO

WE GOT THIS AS MASTER TO CDR CLONE.IT CAME FROM SOME VERY WELL RESPECTED COLLECTORS
WHO HAVE BEEN AROUND A LONG TIME.DON'T HAVE THE BOOTLEG CDS SO DONT ASK HOW THEY COMPARE
WE DONT KNOW.SORRY.....

MANY THANKS GO TO THE TAPER AND T AND ALL THE OLD ZEP BOYS

LETS SEE MORE NON BOOT,NOT ALTERED,KNOWN GEN ZEPPELIN 
HERE ON DIME....

IF YOU SHARE THIS ELSE WHERE PLEASE KEEP ALL THE INFO INTACT
IT SUCKS TO DOWNLOAD SOMETHING TWICE AND NOT GIVE CREDIT TO 
THE TAPER/SOURCE/UPLOADER......AS ALWAYS ENJOY.CHEERS KRW_CO 

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Led Zeppelin 1968-12-30 Gonzaga University Spokane, WA(SM Master)

Led Zeppelin
1968.12.30
Spokane, Washington US
Gonzaga University
John F. Kennedy Pavilion

Audience Recording - SM Remaster
"Live Spokane, WA"

Lineage: Master Cassette > DATn > CDR1 > FLAC > WAV > 
WAVELAB/iZotope Ozone 3 > FLAC > TLH > Tested for SBE's > 
FLAC Level 8

Disc 1
101 - The Train Kept-A-Rollin'
102 - I Can't Quit You Baby
103 - As Long As I Have You
104 - Dazed and Confused
105 - White Summer_Black Mountain Side
106 - How Many More Times
107 - Pat's Delight

Artwork, FLAC fingerprint, MD5 verification, Spectral Analysis, and Frequency Analysis files are included.
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Remastering notes:

Used WAV from "Zeppelin Digital"
No Pitch correction
Levelled audio
iZotope Ozone 3 (EQ'd, Loudness)

General notes:

Far from being a good taping originally, a remaster could not turn this recording into
a great one. It simply made it a bit more enjoyable to listen. The audio level
fluctuations were corrected, and EQing was applied separately for each track as they all
have different EQ range. The EQing was mostly benefitial to the drums, and to a lesser
degree to the guitar when the rest of the band isn't going full blast. During those loud 
parts the original recording is just completely distorted and little could be done about 
it. Overall high and low frequencies were boosted, and non-destructive noise reduction
was also applied. The original fade-in and fade-outs were modified to recover the most 
of the music available. You'll hear a couple of seconds more on here... The source used 
was checked for pitch and did not need any adjustment.

 

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The New Yardbirds 1968-10-18 The Marquee Club, London, England, UK

Led Zeppelin as The New Yardbirds:

Lineage: audience recording > unknown recording and transfer equipment > "First Concert As The New Yardbirds" LP > playback on Philips record player with Ortofon MC system > Telefunken tape deck > BASF CRO2 90min tape > playback on Onkyo tape deck > Pioneer stand alone CD recorder > CD > EAC(secure mode, enjoy EAC log in German language) > Wav > Flac Frontend(level8) > Flac (> thetradersden/dime > YOU)
Taper: unknown, HANX :-)
analog tape recording and CD transfer by Axel himself
Title: First Concert As The New Yardbirds
File Size: 267MB
No artwork...
Length: 44:29min
Information: http://www.themarqueeclub.net/18-october-1968-led-zeppelin
and: http://www.themarqueeclub.net/led-zeppelin


The Marquee Club, London, England, UK, 18th October 1968
01) Communication Breakdown
02) I Can´t Quit You, Baby
03) Killing Floor
04) Medley: Fought My Way Out Of Darkness ~ Hush Little Baby ~ London Blues
05) Dazed And Confused
06) White Summer ~ Black Mountain Side
Length: 44:29min
Personal:
Robert Anthony Plant(a.k.a. Percy): Vocals
Sir James Patrick(a.k.a. Jimmy) Page: Electric and Acoustic Guitars ~ Pagey is a KILLER on Dazed & Confused ;-)
John Baldwin (a.k.a. John Paul Jones): Bass, Keyboards
John Henry Bonham(a.k.a. Bonzo): Drums


"Why do people with the worst ratios do 90% of the Bitching" (thanks KPO)

also support (and record) live music,
I Do... ...as well
for those of you who download this and seed it for others to enjoy ~ many thanks!
for those of you who download this and run ~ blow it out your kazoo! (thanks Billy)

Important Note: AVOID MP3 ~ Don’t Let It Bring You Down

Even More Important Note: please use this show for trading ~ never sell it (you may go to hell ~ which is not confirmed)


This is for YOU all and it´s dedicated to gdlz(a.k.a. Horst) ~ your team will return,
P&L

(Source: liberated "First Concert As The New Yardbirds" LP from my analog tape)

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The New Yardbirds 1968-09-07 Copenhagen, Denmark

NEW YARDBIRDS
Copenhagen
September 7, 1968

White Summer / Black Mountain Side


Marquee
October 18 or 19, 1968

Train Kept A Rolling
You Shook Me

 

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The Yardbirds 1968-05-31 Shrine Exposition Hall, Lost Angeles, CA

The Yardbirds
1968.05.31
Shrine Exposition Hall, Lost Angeles, CA

Reel Master > 2nd gen (?) > DAT(2) > CDR(1)

1.  Train Kept A Rollin'
2.  Mr. You're A Better Man Than I/Heart Full Of Soul
3.  I'm Confused (Dazed and Confused)
4.  Shapes Of Things
5.  I'm A Man
6.  Smokestack Lightning (incl I'm Waiting For The Man)
7.  Bye Bye Bird
8.  Happenings Ten Years Time Ago
9.  Drinking Muddy Water
10. New York City Blues (incomplete)
11. Wish You Would (incl Hey Gyp (dig the slowness))

Lineup:
Keith Relf - Vocals/Harmonica
Jimmy Page - Guitar
Chris Dreja - Bass
Jim McCarty - Drus

Notes:  This is the first night out of two at the Shrine for the Yardbirds.  The recording itself is pretty good, better than most from this era.  Jimmy would have been playing his Telecaster at this point and you can deffinently hear some shades of early Zeppelin in his playing.   Note the use of the bow during I'm A Man and parts of Smokestack Lighting that are note for note HMMT.  Also an interesting almost complete covers of the Velvet Underground's I'm Waiting for the Man as well as Donovan's Hey gyp (dig the slowness). 

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The Yardbirds 1968-03-30 "New York Rehearsal Gig" The Symbols Anderson Theatre New York, NY

 

The Yardbirds
"New York Rehearsal Gig"
***Liberated Bootleg***
The Symbols
New York, New York
Anderson Theatre
March 30, 1968

Source: CD Silver > EAC (wav) > MKW (shn)

01: Train Kept a Rollin' *
02: Confused *
03: Train Kept a Rollin'
04: You're a Better Man Than I
05: Heart Full of Soul
06: I'm Confused
07: My Baby
08: Over Under Down Sideways
09: Drinking Muddy Water
10: Shapes of Things
11: White Summer

Time: 33:07

Notes:

* Rehearsal Takes 

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Bob Dylan Flames On The Italian Streets(Godfather Records Box Set 06)

BOB DYLAN
Flames On The Italian Streets
Temples in Flames Tour Godfather Records 6CD box
CD 1:
Area Ex Autodromo, Modena, Italy, September 12, 1987
1. Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35
2. I Want You
3. In The Garden
4. Highway 61 Revisited
5. Simple Twist Of Fate
6. I And I
7. I'll Remember You
8. Joey
9. Tangled Up In Blue
10. Ballad Of A Thin Man
11. Pledging My Time
12. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
13. All Along The Watchtower
14. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
15. When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
CD 2:
Palasport, Turin, Italy, September 13, 1987
1. Positively 4th Street
2. Masters Of War
3. Lenny Bruce
4. Gotta Serve Somebody
5. Maggie's Farm
6. John Brown
7. Emotionally Yours
8. The Wicked Messenger
9. I Shall Be Released
10. Heart Of Mine
11. License To Kill
12. Shot Of Love
13. The Times They Are A-Changin'
14. I And I
CD 3:
Arena di Verona, Verona, Italy, October 1, 1987
1. When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
2. Like A Rolling Stone
3. Maggie's Farm
4. I'll Remember You
5. Dead Man Dead Man
6. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
7. Tangled Up In Blue
8. I And I
9. Watching The River Flow
10. John Brown
11. Don't Think Twice It's All Right
12. Ballad Of A Thin Man
13. I Shall Be Released
14. Shot Of Love
CD 4:
Palaeur, Rome, Italy, October 3, 1987
1. Blowin' In The Wind
2. Like A Rolling Stone
3. Man Of Peace
4. Forever Young
5. Heart Of Mine
6. I And I
7. The Wicked Messenger
8. Shelter From The Storm
9. Seeing The Real You At Last
10. Simple Twist Of Fate
11. Tomorrow Is A Long Time
12. In The Garden
13. Shot Of Love
14. The Times They Are A-Changin'
CD 5:
Arena Civica, Milan, Italy, October 4, 1987
1. The Times They Are A-Changin'
2. Like A Rolling Stone
3. Maggie's Farm
4. Simple Twist Of Fate
5. Shot Of Love
6. License To Kill
7. Ballad Of A Thin Man
8. Don't Think Twice It's All Right
9. Shelter From The Storm
10. Gotta Serve Somebody
11. Clean Cut Kid
12. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
13. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
14. Blowin' In The Wind
CD 6:
Highlights From Temples in Flames Tour
1. Queen Jane Approximately - Basel, Switzerland
2. Senor - Dortmund, Germany
3. The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest - Dortmund, Germany
4. When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky - Berlin, Germany
5. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine - Berlin, Germany
6. Shot Of Love - Rotterdam, Holland
7. John Brown - Rotterdam, Holland
8. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - Hannover, Germany
9. Shelter From The Storm - Hannover, Germany
10. When I Paint My Masterpiece - Copenhagen, Denmark
11. Joey - Stuttgart, Germany
12. Pledging My Time - Brussels, Belgium
13. Man Gave Names To All The Animals - Brussels, Belgium
14. House Of The Rising Sun - Paris, France
15. Tomorrow Is A Long Time - London, England

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Stanley Brothers 1955-07-03 New River Ranch Rising Sun, MD

Stanley Brothers
03 July 1955
New River Ranch
Rising Sun, MD

Ralph Stanley - banjo
Carter Stanley - guitar
Doug Morrison - bass
Jim Williams - mandolin

Source: SBD

01. Intro
02. Band intros
03. Big Tilly
04. That's All Right Mama
05. Poor Ellen Smith
06. Turkey in the Straw* 
07. So Blue
08. Will He Wait a Little Longer
09. Have a Feast Here Tonight
10. Blue Moon of Kentucky
11. White House Blues
12. (x) quick banjo piece
13. You''d Better Get Right
14. Say You'll Take Me Back
15. I Hear a Voice Calling
16. Angel Band
17. Wait a Little Longer Please Jesus
18. Comedy Routine
19. 

Notes:
*Lindy Claire solo, using his hands
- much of the applause and stage banter between songs was removed at some point.
- it's interesting to hear the Stanley Brothers' version of Blue Moon of Kentucky!

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Seeded by Ryan F. Baker on 5 May 2006
The Bluegrass Hub - Legal, Live, Lossless Bluegrass
Direct Connect: bluegrasshub.no-ip.com 

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Pink Floyd 1970-1974 The Massed Gadgets of Hercules(Godfather Records Box 09)

 

Hoka:

http://www.hokafloyd.com/CD3/Massed_Gadget_Of_Hercules/The_Massed_Gadget_Of_Hercules_1970_1974.htm



PF - The Massed Gadgets Of Hercules 1970 – 1974 - Godfather GR BOX 09

Several Species Of Some Unique Performances Gathered Together In A Box And Making A Joy

Fantastic 10 CD Box-Set with five shows.

INCLUDING:

5 Double Trifold Cardboard Sleeve CDs (Pictured)
• 28 PAGE BOOKLET  (Scans here)
• 1972 US TOUR BOOK REPLICA

EXCELLENT QUALITY!!!

BOX approx.16,5cm x 16,5cm x 6cm


  Disc 1:     Time:
 
  1. Astronomy Domine     10:39
  2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene       9:59
  3. Cymbaline     10:43
  4. A Saucerful Of Secrets     15:47
       
Total Time:     47:08
       
       
       
  Disc 2:     Time:
        
  1. Embryo     10:23
  2. Interstellar Overdrive     14:49
  3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun     13:09
  4. The Amazing Pudding (Atom Heart Mother)     20:03
       
Total Time:     58:24
 
 

  Band:

  David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
  Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
  Roger Waters: Bassguitar, Vocals
  Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals
    
14 March 1970 Live at Meistersinger Halle, Nürnberg, West Germany

____________________________________________________
 
  Disc 3:     Time:
 
  1. The Amazing Pudding (Atom Heart Mother)     18:28
  2. The Embryo     14:13
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene     12:57
  4. Cymbaline       8:49
       
Total Time:     54:27
       
       
       
  Disc 4:     Time:
        
  1. Astronomy Domine       9:08
  2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun     13:23
  3. A Saucerful Of Secrets (cut)     14:12
       
Total Time:     36:43
 
 

  Band:

  David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
  Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
  Roger Waters: Bassguitar, Vocals
  Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals
     
13 February 1971 Live at Students Union Bar, TechnicalCollege,Farnborough, Hampshire, England

_________________________________________________________________________

 
  Disc 5:     Time:
 
  1. Breathe (In The Air)       2:56
  2. On The Run       5:26
  3. Time/Breathe (Reprise)       7:42
  4. The Great Gig In The Sky       3:07
  5. Money       8:12
  6. Us And Them       7:44
  7. Any Colour You Like       5:14
  8. Brain Damage (cut)       2:50
       
Total Time:     43:11
       
       
       
  Disc 6:     Time:
        
  1. One Of These Days     10:14
  2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene     11:29
  3. Echoes     28:07
  4. Atom Heart Mother     16:49
       
Total Time:     66:39
 
 

  Band:

  David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
  Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
  Roger Waters: Bassguitar, Vocals
  Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals


16 April 1972 Live at Township Auditorium, Columbia, South Carolina, USA

_________________________________________________________
 
  Disc 7:     Time:
             
  1. Obscured By Clouds/When You’re In     13:25
  2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun     14:19
  3. Careful With That Axe, Eugene     12:46
  4. Echoes     24:37
       
Total Time:     65:07
 
  Disc 8:     Time:
        
  1. Speak To Me       1:18
  2. Breathe       2:56
  3. On The Run       8:14
  4. Time       6:42
  5. The Great Gig In The Sky       5:02
  6. Money       7:54
  7. Us And Them       8:11
  8. Any Colour You Like       8:51
  9. Brain Damage       3:28
10. Eclipse       2:09
11. One Of These Days (cut)       5:07
             
Total Time:     59:50
 
 

  Band:

  David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
  Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
  Roger Waters: Bassguitar, Vocals
  Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals
     

12 October 1973 Live at Olympiahalle, München, West Germany

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  Disc 9:     Time:
    
  1. Jimmy Young Intro       1:41
  2. Raving And Drooling     16:12
  3. You’ve Got To Be Crazy     19:02
  4. Shine On You Crazy Diamond     23:46
  5. Speak To Me       4:43
  6. Breathe       2:59
  7. On The Run       5:15
    
Total Time:     73:38
      
      
      
  Disc 10:     Time:
        
  1. Time/Breathe (reprise)       6:34
  2. The Great Gig In The Sky       6:27
  3. Money       9:41
  4. Us And Them       8:09
  5. Any Colour You Like       6:36
  6. Brain Damage       3:50
  7. Eclipse       3:03
  8. Echoes     25:24
     
Total Time:     69:34
 
 

  Band:

  David Gilmour: Guitar, Vocals
  Nick Mason: Drums, Percussion
  Roger Waters: Bassguitar, Vocals
  Rick Wright: Keyboards, Vocals
     

14 December 1974 Live at Colston Hall, Bristol, Somerset, England


MD5 & Booklet & Coverscans incl.
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Neil Young 1995-08-27 Reading Festival Reading, Great Britain

Neil Young with Pearl Jam
Reading Festival
Reading, Great Britain
08/27/95

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Disc 1:
Big Green Country
Song X
Act Of Love
Downtown
Mr. Soul
Scenery
The Needle And The Damage Done
Hey Hey My My
After The Goldrush

Disc 2:
Throw Your Hatred Down
Cortez The Killer
Rockin' In The Free World  

 

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