Pete Townshend The Other Scoop (Home-Demos)(CaptainAcidRemaster)

  

Pete Townshend - The Other Scoop (Home-Demos)_CaptainAcidRemaster

Hi Pete Townshend fans,

i have done azimuth, phase & level correction and new EQ
Track 14 on CD 2 was missing, so i have added it from another bootleg

Enjoy

Remastered by Captain Acid, June 2025

TRACK LIST

CD 01
01 My Generation 2:56
02 It's Not True 2:42
03 Don't Look Away 3:37
04 Run, Run, Run 1:49
05 That Motherland Feeling 1:34
06 Dogs 3:26
07 Overture 4:44
08 It's A Boy 0:41
09 1929 3:13
10 The Amazing Journey 3:36
11 The Acid Queen 3:33
12 Welcome 3:23
13 We're Not Gonna Take It 5:02
14 Pure And Easy 8:34
15 The Song Is Over 5:38
16 Getting In Tune 4:04
17 Going Mobile 4:13
18 Won't Get Fooled Again 8:29


CD 02
01 Baba O'Riley 11:11
02 The Real Me 4:12
03 The Punk And The Godfather 4:57
04 Cut My Hair 3:28
05 I've Had Enough 6:17
06 Gonna Fight To Make You Mine 3:19
07 Slip Kid 1:51
08 Instrumental 2:53
09 Keep Me Turning 1:44
10 Love Is Coming Down 4:19
11 Who Are You 4:27
12 I Like It The Way It Is 4:29
13 Love Is Wine 2:04
14 Empty Glass 6:36
15 How Can You Do It Alone 5:02
16 What Is Love 2:58
17 I Believe My Own Eyes 4:18

NOTE
Pete Townshend home - demos  

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Pete Townshend The Genuine Scoop Home Studio Recordings 1965-1975(CaptainAcidRemaster)

Pete Townshend - The Genuine Scoop_CaptainAcidRemaster
Home Studio Recordings 1965-1975

Bootleg Label: HIWATT GS6575-ABCDE 5 cd Set

Lineage:  bootleg [unclekurty's wallet] > eac (secure) > wav 

Hi Pete Townshend fans

i have done phase & level correction and new EQ
Also patched the drop out in "La-La-Lies"

Enjoy
Remastered by Captain Acid, September 2024
 
Disc 1 

01. My Generation
02. It's Not True
03. Circles
04. Things Have Changed
05. La-La-Lies
06. Call Me Lightning
07. The Kids Are Alright
08. I'm A Boy
09. Do The Strip
10. Kill My Appetite
11. I Can See For Miles
12. I Always Say
13. Run Run Run
14. Disguises
15. Don't Look Away
16. Politician
17. So Sad About Us
18. Happy Jack
19. Substitute
20. Pictures of Lily
21. Melancholia
22. Magic Bus
23. King Rabbit
24. Lazy Fat People
25. Riot In A Female Jail
26. Accidents

Disc 2

01. Dogs
02. That Motherland Feeling
03. Rael Pts 1-9
04. Overture
05. It's A Boy
06. 1921
07. Amazing Journey
08. Sparks
09. Christmas
10. The Acid Queen
11. Underture
12. Do You Think It's Alright?
13. Pinball Wizard
14. There's A Doctor
15. Go To The Mirror
16. Success
17. Tommy Can You Hear Me?
18. Smash The Mirror
19. Sensation
20. Miracle Cure
21. Sally Simpson
22. I'm Free
23. Tommy's Holiday Camp
24. Welcome
25. We're Not Gonna Take It
26. Mary Jane
27. Can't You See I'm Easy

Disc 3

01. Pure and Easy
02. Teenage Wasteland
03. Going Mobile
04. Baba O'Riley
05. Time Is Passing
06. Love Ain't For Keeping
07. Bargain
08. Too Much Of Anything
09. Greyhound Girl
10. Mary
11. Behind Blue Eyes
12. I Don't Even Know Myself
13. Getting In Tune
14. Won't Get Fooled Again
15. The Song Is Over

Disc 4

01. Let's See Action
02. Join Together
03. Relay
04. Put The Money Down
05. Long Live Rock
06. Love Reign O'er Me
07. Is It In My Head?
08. I've Had Enough
09. The Real Me
10. Sea And Sand
11. The Punk Meets The Godfather
12. I'm One
13. Dirty Jobs
14. Bell Boy
15. Cut My Hair
16. Drowned
17. Slip Kid

Disc 5

01. No Way Out (However Much I Booze)
02. Squeeze Box
03. Girl In A Suitcase
04. Gonna Fight To Make You Mine
05. Keep On Turning
06. Who Are You
07. Love Is Coming Down
08. New Song
09. Sister Disco
10. Never Ask Me
11. I Like It The Way It Is
12. Love Is Wine
13. Broken Nails
14. Keep On Working
15. Guitar And Pen
16. Music Must Change
17. Empty Glass
18. No Road Romance

Review by OSWALD From Hotwacks: 
Billed as home studio recordings from 1965-1975, this set is a pretty monumental collection of Townsend's demos. The nature of the material makes it impossible to tell how comprehensive it is, but a quick glance imparts that this collection very nicely supercedes a series of releases, both underground and sanctioned. As any Who fan knows, Townsend's home demos make for fascinating listening -- many of the arrangements, licks, and even vocal phrasing is already present on these rougher takes. Add to that a sort of home-made funkiness (think a more pissed-off, English version of the Band), and you have a set of recordings that stack up very well against their more familiar later, full-band versions. Townsend has leaked out this 
sort of stuff on the SCOOP collections for some time, but those have always been piecemeal affairs -- one track from here, another from ten years later, synth instrumentals next to unreleased songs. This collection is wonderfully focused, chronological, and in pretty strong fidelity. The three Who benchmarks, TOMMY, WHO'S NEXT, and QUADROPHENIA, are well represented, as are a host of popular album and singles tracks in sketchbook form. The thrill of having these cuts in one place and in a reasonable order is indescribable. The drawbacks to this set are few -- sound quality is pretty consistant, the material is endlessly engaging. My one complaint is the packaging. A cool mini-poster of rare foreign EP sleeves is killer, 
but there are no notes to put the cuts into context. That being said, it's pretty obvious where this stuff comes from, and it should be of major interest to Who buffs the world over. Pete's demo of "Empty Glass" might be the most intense thing he ever laid down...

Review by Matt Whipple from Hypertext Who:
This is another beautiful package from HIWATT! A super 5 CD set complete with a 9.5" x 14" double-sided poster. The tracks are all PT demos presented in chronological order of when they were recorded. The back insert states: "ALL TRACKS RECORDED 1965-1975 BY PETE TOWNSHEND 
IN HIS HOME STUDIOS: OLD CHURCH STREET, CHELSEA AND TWICKENHAM". Although I doubt that any of the tracks for Who Are You were recorded prior to 1975. The majority of these tracks were taken from Pete's Scoop series, The Lifehouse Chronicles and Pete's website. Disc 1 actually has a 26th song not listed on the disc - Accidents (this was written by Pete for the Thunderclap Newman release - w. Speedy Keene and a very young Jimmy McCollough a lead guitarist). On Disc 2, last 2 seconds of track 3  starts to play Jaguar. Disc 5, Track 18 - should be No Road Romance NOT No Road Running as stated on the back scan. The others are from various bootlegs still not officially released. An initial listen reveals excellent sound quality.


AWESOME & AMAZING Sound and Music from Pete Townsend all in one place in chronological order 
A MUST HAVE for any WHO and/or Pete Townsend Fan 

All Artwork included

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The Who 2015-05-30 Forest Hills Tennis Stadium Queens, New York

30 May 2015
Forest Hills Tennis Stadium
Queens, New York

Source: Schoeps MK41s > Nbob actives > Tinybox (OT) > Sony PCM-M10
Transfer: wav 24/96 > usb > iMac > Audacity > AIFF 16/44.1 > xAct > FLAC

4th Row Stage Left

recorded by spitback

Soundcheck (recorded with internal mics on the Sony PCM-M10 and includes Who Are You, Pete having a fit, I’m One, and Eminence)

The Show

I Can't Explain
The Seeker
Who Are You
The Kids Are Alright
I Can See for Miles
My Generation
Behind Blue Eyes
Slip Kid
Bargain
Join Together
You Better You Bet
I'm One
Love, Reign O'er Me
Eminence Front
Amazing Journey > Sparks
Pinball Wizard > See Me, Feel Me
Baba O'Riley
Won't Get Fooled Again

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The Who 1970-01-16 Théâtre des Champs-Élysées Paris, France

 

THE WHO

"No Fiddlesticks" (Shout To The Top STTP 193/194)

Venue: Champs Elysees Theater, Paris, France, January 16, 1970
Recording: Soundboard + Audience(?), AM Broadcast maybe(?) 
Sound Quality: Very Good/Very Good-
Comments: Great show from the European opera house Tommy tour. 
Nice artwork (included, 300dpi) with great photos contained on the inside covers.
Lineage: Silver > EAC > WAV > FLAC (via dBpower AMP, low compression)


Disc One
1. Heaven And Hell
2. I Can't Explain
3. Fortune Teller
4. Tatoo
5. Young Man Blues
6. A Quick One While He's Away
7. Overture
8. It's A Boy
9. 1921
10. Amazing Journey
11. Sparks
12. Eyesight To The Blind
13. Christmas
14. The Acid Queen
15. Pinball Wizard
16. Do You Think It's Alright
17. Fiddle About
18. Tommy Can You Hear Me
19. There's A Doctor
20. Go To The Mirror
21. Smash The Mirror

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The Who 1989-07-22 Alpine Valley East Troy, WI

Artist: The Who
Date: 1989-07-22
Location: East Troy, MI
Venue: Alpine Valley
Source: Audience
Lineage: Dat master tape>Wavelab 48/16>izotope 44.1/16>flac
Taping Gear: Panasonic SV-255, Nakamichi CM-700 mics
Taped and Transferred By: JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals
John Entwistle – bass guitar, vocals

backing band
John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards
Simon Phillips – drums
Steve Bolton – lead guitar
Jody Linscott – percussion
Simon Clarke – alto saxophone, baritone saxophone
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet, flugelhorn
Simon Gardner – trumpet
Neil Sidwell – trombone
Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
Chyna Gordon – backing vocals
Cleveland Watkiss – backing vocals
Billy Nicholls – backing vocals, music director

Setlist:
Set I
01. Underture (cuts in) ->
02. Sparks
03. The Acid Queen
04. Pinball Wizard
05. We're Not Gonna Take It
06. Emminence Front
07. A Friend Is A Friend
08. Face The Face
09. I'm A Man
10. I Can't Explain
11. Subsitute
12. I Can See For Miles
13. Trick Of The Light
14. Boris The Spider
15. Who Are You

Set II
16. Magic Bus
17. Baba O'Riley
18. My Generation
19. 5.15
20. Love, Reign O'er Me
21. Sister Disco
22. Rough Boys
23. Join Together
24. You Better You Bet
25. Behind Blue Eyes
26. Won't Get Fooled Again
27. Band Introduction
28. Hey Joe
29. Dig
30. Summertime Blues

Length: 154:44

Notes:
The Who in 1989...the Who on ice...the vegas show...Many things have been said about this tour, most not good. I enjoyed these shows though. It was a celebration of the Who's career played out in stadiums mostly with a great band that was, for the most part, The Deep End with John and Roger on board. The great Simon Phillips on drums, the great Kick Horns, Jodie Linscott on percussion. The only weak link in this band was Steve Bolton on guitar and the tour's finest moments were when PT took over on electric. The shows were comprised of two sets, which started out totalling about 3 hours before being pared down after about 3 weeks on the road. Roger was in great voice, John never better on bass and Pete alternated between acoustic guitar and electric guitar and sometimes really PLAYED the electric guitar! I recorded these shows on a new Panasonic dat deck I bought for this tour. With the exception of my car it was the most expensive thing I had ever bought. This middle night of three at Alpine Valley sounds better today than I remember it being at the time. We had great seats this night, but I'm not sure why we didn't get to them until part way through the Underture portion of Amazing Journey. Also Magic Bus at the beginning of the 2nd set was marred by humidity playing havoc with the head on the dat deck, so you get some chopped up segments and some digi-noise which clears up before Baba O'Riley, the 2nd song.

tapeboy for JEMS

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The Who 1989-07-25 Silverdome Pontiac, MI

Artist: The Who
Date: 1989-07-25
Location: Pontiac, MI
Venue: Silverdome
Source: Audience
Lineage: Dat master tape>Wavelab 48/16>izotope 44.1/16>flac
Taping Gear: Panasonic SV-255, Nakamichi CM-700 mics
Taped and Transferred By: JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals
John Entwistle – bass guitar, vocals

backing band
John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards
Simon Phillips – drums
Steve Bolton – lead guitar
Jody Linscott – percussion
Simon Clarke – alto saxophone, baritone saxophone
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet, flugelhorn
Simon Gardner – trumpet
Neil Sidwell – trombone
Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
Chyna Gordon – backing vocals
Cleveland Watkiss – backing vocals
Billy Nicholls – backing vocals, music director

Setlist:
Set I
01. Overture
02. It's A Boy
03. 1921
04. Amazing Journey
05. Sparks
06. The Acid Queen
07. Pinball Wizard
08. We're Not Gonna Take It!
09. Emminence Front
10. Give Blood
11. Face The Face
12. I'm A Man
13. I Can't Explain
14. Subsitute
15. I Can See For Miles
16. Trick Of The Light
17. Boris The Spider
18. Who Are You

Set II
19. Magic Bus
20. Baba O'Riley
21. My Generation
22. A Little Is Enough
23. 5.15
24. Love, Reign O'er Me
25. Sister Disco
26. Rough Boys
27. Join Together
28. You Better You Bet
29. Behind Blue Eyes
30. Won't Get Fooled Again
31. Band Introductions
32. Hey Joe
33. Dig
34. Summertime Blues

Length: 171:15

Notes:
Another city that had long supported the Who getting screwed by making fans go to this awful venue for their shows. The Who played the first concert at this stadium back in December of '75, and they played here again to a half-sized audience in December of '79. This time they were back to the full capacity stadium and they delivered a great show featuring Pete doing 'Give Blood', a great 'I'm A Man', 'Dig' and 'Hey Joe'.
tapeboy for JEMS

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The Who Who's Lost

The Who
Source: Who's Lost
Source: Silver CD -> EAC Test & Copy -> Wavs -> Flac Front End -> Flacs Level 8
Quality: Excellent
Notes:
Disc 1
1) I Can't Explain - Charlton 5/18/74
2) Electronic Wizardry - 1970 Demo
3) Behind Blue Eyes - 1971 1st Demo
4) 5:15 - Charlton 5/18/74
5) Sister Disco - Shepperton Studios 1979
6) Keith Moon Drum Solo - ABC Studios 1974
7) Ladies in the Female Jail - 1972 Demo
8) Can't You See I'm Easy - 1972 Demo
9) Barbara Ann - Shepperton Studios 1978
10) I Saw Her Standing There - Shepperton Studios 1978
11) Night School - 1985 White City Sessions
12) Behind Blue Eyes - 1971 2nd Demo
13) Keep Me Turning - 1977 Rough Mix Session
14) Pure and Easy - Chicago HOB 11/13/99
15) Getting in Tune - Chicago HOB 11/13/99
16) Music Must Change - Chicago 12/8/79

Disc 2
1) Who Are You - Toronto 10/21/76
2) Rael - 1967 Demo
3) However Much I Booze - Baton Rouge 11/21/75
4) Signal 30 - BBC 1965
5) Jingle Bells - BBC 1965
6) You Rang - BBC 1965
7) When I'm 64 - Keith Moon Solo Session
8) To Kill My Appetite - 1967 Demo
9) Keep Me Turning - 1977 Demo
10) Is It In My Head - 1972 Demo
11) Motherland Feeling - 1967 Demo
12) Do The Strip - 1966 Demo
13) My Generation - 1965 Demo
14) I'm A Boy - 1966 Demo
15) Waltz For A Pig - Studio
16) Happy Jack - Amsterdam 9/29/69
17) No Road Romance - 1977 2nd Demo
18) Baby Don't You Do It - San Francisco 12/13/71


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The Who 1973-12-02 The Forum, Montreal, Canada

 

 

The Who
The Forum, Montreal, Canada
2 December 1973

Source: Cassette -> CDR -> FLAC

A fair audience recording. The tail end of 'Love, Reign O'er Me' is cut and there are some minor glitches during the first ten seconds of 'See Me, Feel Me', but that's about it. This one's notable for having the last performance of 'Helpless Dancer' in this era...not to mention a legendary hotel wrecking after the show ("Remember the place in Canada that we smashed?").

Disc 1 (68:43)
1. Can't Explain
2. Summertime Blues
3. My Wife
4. My Generation
5. I Am the Sea
6. The Real Me
7. The Punk and the Godfather
8. I'm One
9. Helpless Dancer
10. 5:15
11. Sea and Sand
12. Drowned

Disc 2 (54:51)

1. Bell Boy
2. Dr. Jimmy
3. Love, Reign O'er Me (end cuts)
4. Won't Get Fooled Again
5. Pinball Wizard
6. See Me, Feel Me (glitches at beginning)
7. Magic Bus

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The Who 1975-12-14 Springfield Civic Center Springfield, MA

The Who
Springfield Civic Center
Springfield, MA
14 December 1975

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

CD1
01 I Can't Explain
02 Substitute
03 My Wife
04 Baba O'Riley
05 Squeezebox
06 Behind Blue Eyes
07 Dreaming From The Waist
08 Boris The Spider
09 Magic Bus (spliced)

CD2
01 Amazing Journey
02 Sparks
03 The Acid Queen
04 Fiddle About
05 Pinball Wizard
06 I'm Free
07 Tommy's Holiday Camp
08 We're Not Gonna Take It
09 Summertime Blues
10 My Generation
11 Join Together Blues (spliced)
12 Roadrunner
13 Won't Get Fooled Again

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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The Who 1975-12-13 Providence Civic Center Providence, RI

The Who
Providence Civic Center
Providence, RI
13 December 1975

Master audience recording taped by Dan Lampinski

CD1
01 I Can't Explain
02 Substitute
03 My Wife
04 Baba O'Riley
05 Squeezebox
06 Behind Blue Eyes
07 Dreaming From The Waist
08 Boris The Spider
09 Magic Bus
10 Amazing Journey
11 Sparks
12 The Acid Queen
13 Fiddle About
14 Pinball Wizard
15 I'm Free
16 Tommy's Holiday Camp
17 We're Not Gonna Take It

CD2
01 Summertime Blues
02 My Generation
03 Join Together Blues
04 Roadrunner (spliced)
05 Won't Get Fooled Again

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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The Who 1979-09-10 Captitol Theatre Passaic, NJ

Artist: The Who
Date: 1979-09-10
Location: Passaic, NJ
Venue: Captitol Theatre
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Wavelab 96/24 1ch mono>Sox 44.1/16 2ch mono>flac
Taping Gear: Teac M-100>Sony TCM-600(mono)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey - vocals, harmonica 
Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals
John Entwistle - bass, vocals
Kenney Jones - drums
John Bundrick - keyboards, piano

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. Substitute
03. Can't Explain
04. Baba O'Riley
05. The Punk And The Godfather
06. Boris The Spider
07. Sister Disco
08. Behind Blue Eyes
09. Music Must Change
10. Drowned
11. Who Are You
12. 5:15
13. Pinball Wizard ->
14. See Me Feel Me
15. Trick Of The Light
16. Long Live Rock
17. My Generation ->
18. Magic Bus ->
19. Won't Get Fooled Again
Encores
20. Young Man Blues
21. The Real Me

Length: 127:14

Notes:
JEMS master recording. This show features a few firsts, it is the first of two nights they played the Passiac Theater, the first show of the 79 tour played in the US and the first show in the US to feature Kenney Jones on drums. Also of note My Generation features a Pete Townshend improvisation called Blue, Black, White and Magic Bus features another Pete Townshend improvisation called London Blues.

The first of a great string of shows in Passaic, New Jersey and New York City--the Who's first American dates with Kenny Jones on drums.

It was great to see the band back after Keith's death and they play these shows as if they had something to prove! Pete in particular was (as a Dr. Billy says clearly on the tape) "burning" and "on fire." This first of two Capitol Theater shows served as a great warm-up for the following five nights at Madison Square Garden.

This part of the band's career has not gotten the attention it deserves but the playing here is as fresh and to some degree experimental (note the improvisations above) as the band would ever be on stage. While we all maintain a passion for '76, the truth is the sets didn't vary much and relied heavily familiar material (e.g. Tommy, due in part to the release of the film).1979 brought back material from Quadrophenia and unplayed Who Are You songs like "Sister Disco and "Trick of the Light," the latter, at these '79 shows, featured John on eight-string bass and Pete on four-string bass.

The '79 tour also marked a second phase for JEMS in terms of recording the Who even more prolifically than we had before, as J began to follow the band around in earnest. More to come.

butterking and tapeboy for JEMS

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The Who 1979-09-11 Capitol Theatre Passaic, NJ

Artist: The Who
Date: 1979-09-11
Location: Passaic, NJ
Venue: Capitol Theatre
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Wavelab 96/24 2ch mono>Sox 44.1/16 2ch mono>flac
Taping Gear: Teac M-100>Sony TCM-600(mono)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey - vocals, harmonica 
Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals
John Entwistle - bass, vocals
Kenney Jones - drums
John Bundrick - keyboards, piano
Plus a 3 piece horn section of Howie, Reg and Dave

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. Substitute 
03. Can't Explain 
04. Baba O'Riley 
05. The Punk And The Godfather 
06. Boris The Spider
07. Sister Disco 
08. Behind Blue Eyes 
09. Music Must Change 
10. Drowned 
11. Who Are You
12. 5:15 
13. Pinball Wizard ->
14. See Me Feel Me
15. Long Live Rock
16. My Generation ->
17. Relay/You've Got Rock and Roll ->
18. Blue Black White ->
19. Magic Bus ->
20. Won't Get Fooled Again 
21. Audience
Encores
22. Trick Of The Light
23. Summertime Blues ->
24. Roadrunner
25. Jam ->
26. Pictures Of Lily ->
27. Alright Now ->
28. Big Boss Man

Length: 129:26

Notes:
The second night of seven NJ/NYC shows carries over the same energy as the first night's show. Like most Who shows, "My Generation" is the jumping-off point for some great jamming. This show features Roger doing a little bit of "Relay" leading into Pete's "You've Got Rock and Roll" which will appear later in the week as well at MSG. This is followed by "Blue Black White" which in one form or another is played at all the NJ/NY shows.

We long believed Pete recorded demos of some of the improvisations done on this tour: "Blue Black White" (and later Red), "I'm London (from the first night in Passaic, not to be confused "London Blues"), "That's Rock and Roll" (this night played as "You've Got Rock and Roll"), "I Am An Animal" and 'Cat's In The Cupboard'(the latter two would appear on Pete's solo masterpiece Empty Glass). Later in the year they would add "How Can You Do It Alone" and "Dance It Away" (later recorded by the Who and Pete respectively).  

It is amusing to note that the band seems to know Free's "Alright Now" better than its own "Pictures Of Lily!"  If only they'd been using Teleprompters then. They close the show with a great "Big Boss Man" which appears at this show in it's entirety for the first time.

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The Who 1976-10-21 Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto, On

Artist: The Who
Date: 1976-10-21
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Venue: Maple Leaf Gardens
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Nakamichi outboard Dolby B Unit>Wavelab 96/24>Izotope 44.1/16>flac
Taping Gear: Advent Dynamic Microphone MDC-1>Sony 153-SD Cassette Deck(Dobly B on)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey - vocals, harmonica
Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals
John Entwistle - bass, vocals
Keith Moon - drums, vocals

Setlist:
01. I Can't Explain
02. Subsitute
03. My Wife
04. Baba O'Riley
05. Squeeze Box
06. Behind Blue Eyes
07. Dreaming From The Waist
08. Magic Bus
09. Amazing Journey ->
10. Underture ->
11. Sparks
12. The Acid Queen
13. Fiddle About
14. Pinball Wizard
15. I'm Free
16. Tommy's Holiday Camp
17. We're Not Gonna Take It ->
18. See Me Feel Me
19. Summertime Blues
20. My Generation ->
21. Join Together ->
22. My Generation Talking Blues ->
23. Who Are You
24. Won't Get Fooled Again

Length: 108:48

Notes:
JEMS master recording. This is a very good to excellent sounding recording. This was (unknown to everyone at the time) Keith Moon's final show he would ever play on North American soil and the last night of the entire 76 tour. This show also features only 1 of 2 times they ever played Who Are You while Keith was still alive though the version here is in it's embryonic stages as part of the improv section of My Generation. Also included are some pictures of the show from the collection of Murray Crevits.

"One of my favorite Who shows ever! A great night that featured Pete singing an early improv on 'Who Are You'. Pete smashed his guitar this night reportedly to avoid playing a encore that was to include Keith singing 'Barbara Ann' (according to Keith...)"
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The Who 1981-02-07 Brighton Centre, Brighton, UK

THE WHO
Brighton Centre, Brighton, UK   7. Feb. 1981

Disc 1:
01.  Substitute *
02.  Can't Explain *
03.  Baba O'Riley *
04.  The Quiet One
05.  Don't Let Go The Coat
06.  Sister Disco
07.  Music Must Change
08.  You Better You Bet
09.  Drowned
10.  Another Tricky Day

Disc 2:
11.  Behind Blue Eyes
12.  Pinball Wizard * >
13.  Who Are You *
14.  5:15 *
15.  Long Live Rock
16.  Won't Get Fooled Again
encore:
17.  My Generation   *
     incl. Watcha Gonna Do About It * >
18.  Naked Eye

approx. 113 mins
seamless transfer, disc change is only a suggestion

* there are parts in the recording, where the mics of the recorder
were hidden from direct sound, so they sound dull in contrast to
the other parts of the recording

Pete Townshend     Vocals, Guitar
Roger Daltrey     Harmonica, Vocals
John Entwistle     Vocals, Bass
Kenney Jones     Drums
John Bundrick     Piano, Keyboards

fresh transfer / seeded by Vortex242:
? gen C  > playback on TASCAM130 > TASCAM CD-RW700 standalone CD burner
> CD > EAC (secure mode) > wav > Adobe Audition > CDwave > FlacFrontend (level 6, verified,
with align on sector boundaries) > flac > TTD

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The Who 1989-07-21 Alpine Valley Music Theater East Troy, Wi(JEMS)

Artist: The Who
Date: 1989-07-21
Location: East Troy, WI 
Venue: Alpine Valley
Source: Audience 
Lineage: Dat master tape>Wavelab 48/16>izotope 44.1/16>flac 
Taping Gear: Panasonic SV-255, Nakamichi CM-700 mics 
Taped and Transferred By: JEMS 

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey – lead vocals, guitar, harmonica 
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals 
John Entwistle – bass guitar, vocals 

backing band
John "Rabbit" Bundrick – keyboards 
Simon Phillips – drums 
Steve Bolton – lead guitar 
Jody Linscott – percussion 
Simon Clarke – alto saxophone, baritone saxophone 
Roddy Lorimer – trumpet, flugelhorn 
Simon Gardner – trumpet 
Neil Sidwell – trombone 
Tim Sanders – tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone 
Chyna Gordon – backing vocals 
Cleveland Watkiss – backing vocals 
Billy Nicholls – backing vocals, music director 

Setlist:
01. A Little Is Enough (inc. cuts in)
02. 5.15
03. Love Reign O'er Me
04. Sister Disco
05. Rough Boys
06. Join Together
07. You Better You Bet
08. Behind Blue Eyes
09. Won't Get Fooled Again
10. Band Introductions
11. Eminence Front
12. Hey Joe
13. Twist And Shout 

Length: 70:09

Notes:
It should be illegal to make people travel this far for their 'local' show! This 'shed' in the middle of nowhere served as the location for the Who's Chicago area shows on the '89 tour. It was sad that a city like Chicago, which had supported the Who from the beginning of their American touring, was forced to travel here for their shows. This was one of my all-time least favorite venues. Overflowing portable toilets in the parking lot from a run of Grateful Dead shows that had been there earlier in the week. The tape joins the show in progress because the box office couldn't find our tickets...no good memories here except for the performance itself which was great.

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The Who 1979-12-16 Boston Garden Boston, Mass

the Who (with 1 substitute)
Roger Daltrey: most lead vocals, harmonica in "Baba O'Riley"
Pete Townshend: guitar, some vocals
John "Rabbit" Bundrick: keyboards
John Entwistle: bass, vocals in "my wife"
Kenney Jones: drums
Chris Frasis: trombone
Nick Perry: sax
Dave Kesmo: trumpet
Boston Garden
Boston, Mass.
December 16, 1979
touring the album "who are you"
2nd gen? audience recording
runtime:  118:55
setlist:
1: substitute  2:57
2: I can't explain  2:46
3: intro of keyboard player and Baba O'Riley  6:41
4: the punk meets the godfather  5:14
5: my wife  6:43
6: sister disco  5:34
7: behind blue eyes  3:49
8: introduction of horn players  1:31
9: the music must change  7:36
10: drowned  8:41
11: who are you?  7:11
12: 5:15  6:05
13: pinball wizard >  3:31
14: see me, feel me  5:52
15: long live rock  4:14
16: my generation  2:51
17: I can see for miles > sparks  4:30
18: overture  6:19
19: won't get fooled again  10:36
20: shakin' all over > big boss man > dancing in the streets  6:37
21: dance it away > baby don't you do it (cut, spliced in middle)  9:27
lineage: (suspected)
 probably recorded with a Sony 152 cassette recorder and Maxell cassettes,
 mikes unknown
 master cassette > reel >
 my cassette copy >
 played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav ) >
 flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
 Do not sell this recording.
Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
a this and that (and who was that?) production.


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The Who 1976-08-03 Capital Centre Largo, MD

Artist: The Who
Date: 1976-08-03
Location: Largo, MD
Venue: The Capital Centre
Source: Audience
Lineage: Master Cassette>Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback deck>Nakamichi outboard Dolby B Unit>Wavelab 96/24>Sox 44.1/16>flac
Taping Gear: Advent Dynamic Mics>Sony 153-SD Cassette Deck(Dobly B on)
Taped and transferred by JEMS

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey - vocals, harmonica 
Pete Townshend - guitar, vocals
John Entwistle - bass, vocals
Keith Moon - drums, vocals

Setlist:
01. Intro
02. I Can't Explain
03. Substitute
04. My Wife
05. Baba O'Riley
06. Squeeze Box
07. Behind Blue Eyes
08. Dreaming From The Waist
09. Magic Bus
10. Audience
11. Amazing Journey ->
12. Sparks
13. Acid Queen
14. Fiddle About
15. Pinball Wizard
16. I'm Free
17. Tommy's Holiday Camp
18. We're Not Gonna Take It
19. Summertime Blues
20. My Generation
21. Won't Get Fooled Again

Length: 98:14

Notes:
JEMS master recording and excellent sounding recording. This is the first time(August 2009) a transfer of this recording has been made available directly from the master cassette. All songs are complete with the only cut at the tape flip during the audience cheering between Magic Bus/Amazing Journey.

After about a seven week layoff The Who returned to the stage for the first night of their 'Worldwind Tour' which consisted of 2 shows at the Capital Centre just outside Washington D.C. and 2 shows in Florida. Despite being a little rusty this was a great show, as was the following night. This was my first long road trip to see The Who, and this first night I was in the eighth row, on Pete's side of the stage. This is one of my best Who recordings. I've included a couple of photos I took during Sparks this night.
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The Who 1971-11-20 Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, NC

THE WHO
Nov 20th 1971
Charlotte Coliseum
Audience (B-/B)
Lineage: Master Tape>?>Cdr(trade)>WAV(EAC)>FLAC(8) aligned on SB>LLR

Track listing :

CD1 :

01. I Can't Explain
02. Summertime Blues
03. My Wife
04. Baba O'Riley
05. Bargain
06. Won't Get Fooled Again
07. Behind Blue Eyes
08. Baby Don't You Do It (cut out)
09. I Can't Explain #2
10. Won't Get Fooled Again #2
11. Baby Don't You Do It #2
12. Magic Bus (intro) #2

CD2 :

01. Magic Bus
02. Overture
03. Amazing Journey
04. Sparks
05. Pinball Wizard
06. See Me, Feel Me (cut out)
07. My Generation (cut in)
08. Naked Eye
09. See Me, Feel Me #2
10. My Generation #2
11. Naked Eye #2

Total time : 99'50 + 41'22 (source #2)



NOTES: Average audience recording, some tape hiss (I don't know the tape generation) and some cuts between songs.
Both discs were filled with another source (same tape from a higher gen or different ?) where the cuts don't occure.
It is from the same tape source than the version seeded before on LLR, but of a different/parallele generation and with less cuts.
After comparison, some songs sound better on this, others sound worst (dropout in sound level or more hiss).
This version might be usefull for a matrix of both versions, but I don't have the tools to do it properly.
But it'd be better to find back the master tape, or a closest gen tape !

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Roger Daltrey 1981-1985 The Talented mr. Daltrey(Italian and others European TV)

 

Roger Daltrey 1981-1985
Italian and others European TV

Source: various Generation VHS >  VDR  Authored DVD 
provided by Anna and Luciano,
the greatest and most honest ones among the italian fans!

PAL DVD
SOURCE TV
artwork: yes
menu: yes

This long awaited compilation is a Christmas gift for all the fans worldwide.
During the 80's The Who members increased their solo carriers. Roger Daltrey came in italy twice.
His first trip was to promote the McVicar album and feature film. Both are superb products, ready to be
rerediscovered to those who understimate as well as all his solo work.
In 1984 he came back to some appearances with lipsynch performances of Walking... and Parting..
Enjoy those clips, the wonderful haircut and the silver lamè suit( directly from the Shea Stadium).
Track 9 is an absolute mistery. I really don't know where it's from. Broadcasted on an independent Italian channel
exactly as you see it, audio is not sinchronised with the video and it seems to be an interview at the beginning.
Track 8 is excract from Dutch TV, probably a quiz game, the match winner sings with Roger his old hit Givin'..
The performance of John is a real standout. I can remember me at the age of 13 watching this man in his diabolic
red suit, doing this wonderful song, his pop\rock masterpiece. We all love The Ox, the rock legend but this is another matter..
I've included this clip here because there is so few material about John to compile a dvd about him.
This is a Pearl.
There are many Who fans here in Italy, some are special persons some not.
This is dedicated to Annamarina (Anna from Italy, for Hers friend) and to Luciano (Dip)
They gave me this material, they gather it trough the years. I had some but this is, really.an upgrade.
I won't do it without their help.
If you have any Roger material, please, share it here on LLR.

To Mr. Roger Daltrey, the greatest singer in rock music. Enjoy it you too. 

Marco
  

TRACKLIST

01 Mr.Fantasy RAI 1 special. Interview by C.Massarini 1981
02 Popcorn Ch5 interview by M.Micheloni 1981
03 Popcorn Ch5 interview by Frederick the flying dutch + WIMS (lipsynch) 1984
04 Discoring RAI 1 WIMS (lipsynch) 1984
05 (Unknow show) RAI 1 PSBP (lipsynch) 1984
06 L'orecchiocchio RAI 3 WIMS & PSBP (lipsynch) 1984
07 Mr.Fantasy interview by C.Massarini 1984
08 Show Biz Quiz Holland tv (?) live Givin'it all away + interview + WIMS 1984
09 unknown show broadcasted by Italia 1 The pride you hide (absolutely out of synch, die hard fans only) 1985
10 BONUS John Entwistle at Discoring Too late the hero (lipsynch) 1981

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Roger Daltrey 1985 Solo Tour Compilation

ROGER DALTREY 1985 SOLO TOUR MIXED DATES KING BISCUT FLOWER HOUR MASTER LP'S
(THE R.J.P.MEMORIAL ARCHIVE SERIES #78)
A MD TRANSFER FOR KRW_CO AT 16/44.1

THIS BROADCAST IS A COMPALATION FROM THESE SHOWS
1 CONSTITUTION HALL WASHINGTON DC DECEMBER 4RH 1985
2 TOWER THEATER PHILADELPHIA DECEMBER 5TH 1985
3 ORPHEUM THEATER BOSTON MA.DECEMBER 8TH 1985

PART 1 FOR BROADCAST JANUARY 5TH 1986 
PART 2 FOR BROADCAST JANUARY 12TH 1986

LINEAGE PRE FM LP MASTERS NEWMARK TURNTABLE TO CDR TO PLEXTOOLS PRO/WAV 16/44.1
TO AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR TRACK MARKS AND EDITS/WAV 16/44.1 TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8

ALL ADS HAVE BEEN EDITED OUT ALL LP FLIPS HAVE BEEN ETIDED TOGETHER

THE BAND
Roger Daltrey Vocals
Russ Ballard Vocals Guitar
Clem Clemson Guitar
Stuart Elliot Drums
John Siegler Bass
Mark Williamson Backing Vocal Keyboards
Alan Shacklock Keyboards 

SETLIST
PART 1 FOR BROADCAST JANUARY 5TH 1986

1 INTRO
2 MYRTYRS AND MADMEN
3 SUBSTITUTE
4 UNDER A RAGING MOON
5 INTERVIEW 
6 BEHIND BLUE EYES
7 5:15
8 YOUR TIME IS GONNA COME
9 INTERVIEW
10 AFTER THE FIRE
11 DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS
12 BREAKING DOWN PARADISE
13 GIVING IT ALL AWAY

PART 2 FOR BROADCAST JANUARY 12TH 1986
14 INTRO
15 WONT GET FOOLED AGAIN
16 THE PRIDE YOU HIDE
17 VOICES
18 INTERVIEW
19 PICTURES OF LILLY
20 MOVE BETTER IN THE NIGHT
21 UNDER A RAGING MOON
22 LET ME DOWN EASY
23 FREE ME
24 SUMMERTIME BLUES
25 COME ON EVERYBODY 

 

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