Yes - 1984-09-01 - Hershey, PA (FLAC - SBD)

Yes - 1984-09-01 - Hershey, PA (FLAC - SBD)
Venue: Park Stadium
Soundboard
Lineage: Soundboard > n generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Creative Audigy SE > HD >
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Taper: LDB

LDB Special Series #252/bis

Taper notes: "Out of my 7,000+ shows and radio broadcasts, I have many concerts that were special for some reasons: the setlist, the musicians, the venue or unexpected events. These are the ones I'd like to propose you. Most of these come from my cassettes collection, so they will be released at a slower pace than my Master Series! But you won't be disappointed! I will try to gather the most unusual things I have in my collection and, as always, your feedback and comments will be my reward for all the work involved in this project. DO NOT share this music on mp3, just convert it for your own use. Sharing mp3's is the right way to make me stop sharing music.  That was seeded as volume 252 of my Special Series. raygun888 was kind enough to send me his tape which is far superior to my copy although a bit less complete. Hope you will enjoy this addendum!"

Total Running Time: 87:28
Tracklist:
Disc 1
01. Reason to be Here (a.k.a. Our Song) (5:55)
02. Hold On (8:18)
03. Hearts (8:40)
04. I've Seen All Good People (8:53)
05. Tony Kaye & Trevor Rabin solo - Solly's Beard (9:56)

Disc 2
01. It Can Happen (10:06)
02. Amazing Grace ~ Whitefish (10:08)
03. City Of Love ~ Starship Trooper (11:38)
04. Starship Trooper (16:28)

Yes Line Up:
Jon Anderson: Vocals, Guitar
Alan White: Drums
Trevor Rabin: Guitars, Vocals
Tony Kaye: Keyboards
Chris Squire: Bass

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U2 - 1987-10-11 - Rochester, NY (FLAC)

U2 - 1987-10-11 - Rochester, NY (FLAC)
Venue: Silver Stadium
Bootleg: Joshua Tree Tour Rochester

Joshua Tree Tour 3rd Leg - North America
Opening Act(s): Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul, Los Lobos

Good Audience

Source: audience: unknown mic > unknown cassette deck (Marantz?)
Recorded by: Wayne C.
Transfer: 1st gen cassette > WAV > CDWAVE (track splits) > GOLDWAVE (fades) > FLAC by Zeb

Shared on Dime by zebweber (Thank you!)

Bootslive 5 cents: Our sincere thanks to Wayne C. who recorded and to Zebweber by the transfer and conversion described above,  as well as sharing it, thus enabling hundreds, perhaps thousands of people could know this concert, a concert from a time when U2 began their climb towards the top, towards the position of the most important rock band in the planet, and Bono began to assume its role, on which being a celebrity is well used to the benefit of worthy causes, but that's another story.

Tracklist:
Disc 1: [41:03]
01. Where The Streets Have No Name [6:00]
02. I Will Follow [4:03]
03. "I dedicate this song to the three men who broke my arm..." [0:22]
04. Trip Through Your Wires [3:39]
05. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For / Exodus [5:09]
06. MLK [1:51]
07. The Unforgettable Fire [4:28]
08. Exit [4:10]
09. In God's Country [2:56]
10. Bono Banter [0:32]
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday [5:58]
12. Help [1:49]

Disc 2: [44:22]
01. Bono Banter [1:41]
02. People Get Ready [5:00]
03. Bad [8:28]
04. October / New Year's Day [6:42]
05. Pride (In the Name of Love) [5:05]
06. Star Spangled Banner / Bullet the Blue Sky [6:13]
07. Running To Stand Still [4:30]
08. With Or Without You [6:38]

Note: 40 is missing.

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U2 - 2005-12-19 - Portland, OR [FLAC - IEM-Aud matrix]

U2 - 2005-12-19 - Portland, OR [FLAC - IEM-Aud matrix]
Venue: Rose Garden
Attendance: 18.233 (sellout) - Support: Kanye West

Total Running Time - 138:45

Tapers: Sharebear & Chrisedge

Source:
1. IEM Receiver > Nomad JB3
2. IEM Receiver > Nomad JB3
3. Sound Professional AT933 Hyper Cardioids > Sound Pro Battery Box (Roll off @ 107Hz) > Sony PCM-M1 (@ 44.1khz)

1 + 2 taped by sharebear
3 taped by Chrisedge

Mixed and produced by sharebear

This is Mix v.4

Technical Notes:
"Each feed is cleaned up in Adobe Audition. Used the Ozone Isotope 3 plugin for matching EQ on the wireless, and then the Waves Q6 EQ, MaxxBass harmonics, and L3 compressor on the final stream.
Special thanks to Chrisedge for allowing use of his excellent audience source. Basic fades added at the beginning and end of the show but not mid show."

Tracklist:
01. Intro Wake Up (PA) / Everyone (PA)
02. City of Blinding Lights
03. Vertigo
04. Elevation
05. I Will Follow
06. I Still Haven’t Found What I'm Looking For
07. Beautiful Day
08. Original of the Species
09. Sometimes you Can’t Make it On Your Own
10. Love and Peace or Else
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday
12. Bullet The Blue Sky
13. Miss Sarajevo
14. Pride in the Name of Love
15. Where the Streets have no Name
16. One (Intro)
17. One
18. Instant Karma
19. Encore
20. ZooTV
21. Until the End of the World
22. Mysterious Ways
23. With or Without You
24. Encore 2
25. Yahweh
26. 40

Taper/Seeder Notes:
"Please don't sell this recording in any way - no cash for blanks, 2:1s, or any other form of "getting paid for your time". Just share it freely. Please do not attempt to remaster this recording and spread it around. There is little to no point of trying to compete with the original processing. If you need to re-eq it for your own listening pleasure, that's fine, just don't spread it around.
If you're going to destroy the sound of some ultra-spiffy high-end rigs by encoding and spreading them via mp3's, please keep them on your own computer and not dilute the tradepool. And I would really appreciate not seeing this sendspaced, ysi'ed , etc all over the web in 17 different formats.
And if people want more stuff sounding like this on the next tour, I can start up a donations fund to help fund for tickets + travel + lodging and then sell on ebay.. Call it Vertvid...oh wait that's been done. Have to think of a new name."

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U2 - Salomé - The Achtung Baby Sessions - Noiseless Remaster Compilation

U2 - Salomé - The Achtung Baby sessions - Noiseless Remaster Compilation
Hansa Studios
Berlin, Germany, 1990

Remastered by noiseless

SBD > DAT > ? > Silver 3CD set "Salomé the [Axtung Beibi] outtakes" (Jewels 277110) > EAC > WAV > phase correction > Har-Bal EQ > Waves S1, L3 > FLAC (6) > MP3

Disc 1
01. Where Did It All Go Wrong? [4:05]
02. Heaven And Hell [6:45]
03. Salomé [5:35]
04. I Feel Free [4:31]
05. Sweet Baby Jane [2:04]
06. Someone [1:05]
07. Sick For Love [3:12]
08. Acrobat [4:19]
09. Morning Child [5:08]
10. Lady With The Spinning Head [5:18]
11. Wake Up [7:38]
 
Disc 2
01. I Feel Free [alt I] [6:35]
02. Doctor Doctor [edit] [2:21]
03. Jitterbug Baby [3:56]
04. Even Better Than The Real Thing [inst] [4:52]
05. Take Today[6:33]
06. Sunset In Colors [8:50]
07. I Feel Free [alt II] [6:06]
08. She's Gonna Blow Your House Down [7:43]
09. Going Down South [inst] [5:36]
10. Salomé [alt] [5:50]
11. Where Did It All Go Wrong? [alt] [3:40]

Noiseless notes:
Short description for lazy people: "Nice, get this."

Long description for patient people: "This might be the most underrated U2 boot ever: a three disc collection of studio sessions of a band searching for a new sound. Well, obviously they hadn't quite found it in 1990. This is halfway between Rattle and Hum, and Achtung Baby, literally. But interesting it is. Amongst the tracks on the Jewels set a lot of fooling around, experimenting, up to nine versions of the same song, fragments, unfinished ideas. Hard to listen to.  But also a lot of complete songs, almost hidden in the mess, some of them completely finished and in pristine studio quality. Even nicer to me sound the loosely, laidback played early versions of some songs that made it onto the final album Achtung Baby. While official U2 albums tend to sound like every freshness is squeezed out of it by (poor) production, here is a vivid and exciting sound to experience. Anyway.
From the 36 songs I took the more or less complete songs only, and out of the various takes of the same song I picked the one or two that I liked most. Then, there was some work to do. Firstly, throughout the cd set, one channel was phase reversed which spoiled every listening fun. Secondly, the songs lacked presence and vividness, due to poor EQ'ing and muddy ultra low frequencies which shouldn't be there.
After fixing these flaws, I ended up with a blistering collection of the first steps towards U2's most exciting album ever. But then what? How to organize a compilation like this? It is impossible to determine any chronological order. Moreover, while some songs could be pressed on silver right away, other songs are rather raw so there's no real consistency. Not much logic and rational choices left. So, I chose eleven songs that I liked best and put them on disc one in the same order they were on the Jewels bootleg (except for Wake Up because it was added in the last minute). Then I took a B-selection of another eleven songs I considered of lesser concern for some reason, and threw them on disc two in the order I remastered them, i.e. random order. If you want a different order: all songs are sector aligned, and all songs end with 2.5 seconds of silence, so you can order them yourself in any order you like. " (noiseless - august, 2011)

A description of the selected tracks with a reference to the Jewels set is available in the info file packed in the rar (download link bellow).

DL Link in the image below

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