fileserve

FileServe

Monday, September 12, 2011

Yes - 2011-08-02 - Los Angeles, CA (FLAC)



Yes - 2011-08-02 - Los Angeles, CA (FLAC)
venue: The Greek Theater

Lineage:  Fourth row in front of Benoit -> Blue Mikey -> iPhone 3GS using Blue FiRe -> Audacity for trim, track cuts and EQ  -> xACT for FLAC conversion and checksum -> to You and I.

Note: Not quite a complete concert.  Missing end of Yours Is No Disgrace and beginning of Heart Of The Sunrise.

Recording notes:
"Shane Alexander opened, followed by Styx, then Yes. This seat location had a good mix of stage monitors and PA so the recording has more depth compared to the San Diego show. No nearby talkers in this show, just a few whoopers, but there is plenty of crowd noise audible in the quieter passages. Several times during the show Steve gave the evil eye to some talkers right in front of him, and at one point he mentions "so some of your *are* listening!". Enjoy, vin2010.

Thanks to vin2010 for sharing this.

Thanks goes out to the taper. Without the tapers and their generosity we wouldn't get to experience the music! 

Note:
If burning to CD, a good disk split point is after 08-Owner Of A Lonely Heart, which is nearly 57 minutes into the show.

Setlist:
01. FFH Overture (pre-recorded)
02. Tempus Fugit
03. Yours Is No Disgrace (incomplete)
04. Heart Of The Sunrise (incomplete)
05. I've Seen All Good People
06. Fly From Here
07. And You And I
08. Owner Of A Lonely Heart
09. Starship Trooper
10. Roundabout

Yes Line Up:
Benoit David, vocals, acoustic guitar and bongos
Geoff Downes, keyboards
Steve Howe, guitars
Chris Squire, bass and pedals, vocal
Alan White, drums and electronic percussion

ONLY FOR SHARE, NOT FOR SALE!

U2 - 2001-06-02 - Albany, NY (FLAC - IEM MATRIX)



U2 - 2001-06-02 - Albany, NY (FLAC - IEM MATRIX)
Venue: Pepsi Center (now Times Union Arena)

IEM/Audience matrix
Remaster by CPTwister / Shared by ThePhog (Thank both !)

Bono IEM: recorded by NS (noahark2)
Lineage:  Mono scanner > Sony MD Master > CD-R > WAV > FLAC
Audience recording recorded by?
Duration: 127 min 38 sec
Lineage:  Sony TCD-D8 + Sonic Studios DSM-6S > DAT Master > CD-R > WAV > FLAC

ThePhog Notes:
"Bono is definitely having vocal trouble and is clearly not feeling well at this show and asks the crowd to help him get through it several times. Not an awful show, but not a great one either. It is interesting to hear Bono get through a show when he is obviously sick. The IEM of this show was traded without consent a LONG time ago but still managed to stay somewhat uncirculated by some miracle. But it became known through a third party that it was being shopped for trades by a particular person without asking. She became known for doing this and similar types of things quite frequently. Based on the “source” of the SLC 01 soundboard recording this upload will make sense to those in the know.  Again, thanks for the SLC soundboard upload! It is a very nice recording. The show was obviously traded quite heavily, even more than I thought by the source (makes you wonder how much jeopardy that Delta Center employee’s job was really in! ;) ). I’m sure some of you will bitch about this upload. Thanks! You make it easier to possibly not share anything further. To the rest of you, thanks for your support, maybe something else will get shared if things calm down and there is not the usual vocal minority bitching. Too many IEMs from the 2010/11 tour are being uploaded drawing lots of attention all over for the 360 tour. May not happen but scrambled or encrypted IEM signals are a possibility as a result of that. U2’s crew have recently added the “fan cam” again which was used on Vertigo to basically bust tapers. You do the math. So we are not going to contribute to that kind of attention any further for now, especially 360 shows. We want to do what we can to ensure this type of recording can still be captured in the future and at least on the rest of this tour. Some people have way too many “demands” and are way too impatient on here also. It is just not worth it. If a true uncirculated soundboard or IEM that we do not already have is uploaded we may reconsider our position. By uncirculated I mean a show that several dozen people (if not more) are not already in possession of like SLC 01 was. Hopefully there are no further hassles with this upload and all is smooth going forward. Thanks to the Albany audience recording taper. Thanks to NS for his IEM recording". ThePhog

CPTwister Matrixing/Remastering Notes:
"Both recordings have issues. The audience source was very distant and lacked a lot of high end. There is some stray audience clapping/talking but nothing too distracting. The IEM recording was recorded in mono with the volume to high causing it to be slightly overloaded or “hot” on the high end. This can still be heard in the matrix as there is not much you can do to alleviate it completely. The IEM was a very clean recording in that there were very few static bursts or flares. There are fades at the end of Stay and the beginning of Bad due to a disc change for the IEM recording; some music is lost as a result. Using Audio Lab 12, I matrixed the recordings to get them to sync up reasonably well. I put the IEM higher in the mix just because that’s how I personally prefer it. I brought up the bass slightly on both recordings. The second half of my IEM CDR seems to be a slightly lower volume, I tried to adjust it to make it the same as the first half, but the first half (up to Stay) still sounds a bit more overloaded or crisp, if that makes sense. That’s basically it; I did not add a lot or take away much. You can only do so much with the material you have to work with and I wasn’t going to waste a lot of time trying to fine tune this show. Combining the audience recording was the best option due to the overload on the IEM feed. Typically I do a layering matrixing technique when re mastering mono or single feed IEMs and an audience source is not necessary most of the time for my taste. The IEM brings out the details in Bono’s vocal and the instruments that were not as present in the audience recording and the audience recording helps alleviate some of the IEM overload and gives it a fuller sound. Overall I think it is a better listening experience combined. I could not find the audience taper info here or in my own records. If they are still out there and have a problem being part of this matrix please PM The Phog or myself." CPT (MB)

Tracklist:
01. Elevation [4:18]
02. Beautiful Day [4:41]
03. Until The End Of The World [5:10]
04. Mysterious Ways / Sexual Healing* [6:03]
05. Bono Speech / In My Life*[1:57]
06. Stuck In A Moment You Can’t Get Out Of [5:40]
07. Kite [5:24]
08. Gone [5:02]
09. New York [5:45]
10. I Will Follow [5:43]
11. Sunday Bloody Sunday / Get Up Stand Up* / Johnny Was* [7:16]
12. Desire / Not Fade Away* / 1969* / Van Morrison's Gloria* [5:55]
13. Stay (Faraway, So Close! - fade out) [6:10]
14. Bad / The Drugs Don't Work* / Time is on My Side* / 40* (fade in) [6:50]
15. Psalm 116* / Where The Streets Have No Name [6:07]
16. Pride (in the name of love) [6:09]
17. Encore Break [2:41]
18. Bullet The Blue Sky [7:23]
19. With Or Without You [5:55]
20. The Fly [9:26]
21. One / Unchained Melody* [6:53]
22. Walk On [7:10]

* Snippet

U2 - 1992-04-06 - Houston, TX (FLAC)



U2 - 1992-04-06 - Houston, TX (FLAC)
Venue: The Summit
Source: CDR (Trade) > EAC > WAV > FLAC (Level 6)
Bootleg: "I Broke My Television"
Excellent Audience

Thanks diggitydog for sharing.

Disc 1:
01. Zoo Station
02. The Fly
03. Even Better Than The Real Thing
04. Mysterious Ways
05. One
06. Until The End Of The World
07. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
08. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World
09. Angel Of Harlem
10. Satellite Of Love

Disc 2:
01. Bad
02. All I Want Is You
03. Bullet The Blue Sky
04. Running To Stand Still
05. Where The Streets Have No Name
06. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
07. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
08. Desire
09. Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
10. With Or Without You
11. Love Is Blindness

ONLY FOR SHARE, NOT FOR SALE!

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Rush - 2011-05-19 - Manchester, UK (FLAC)



Rush - 2011-05-19 - Manchester, UK (FLAC)
Venue: MEN Arena (Ob)

Audience Recording

Taper: Ob

Lineage: Recorded on a Tascam Dr 08 with internal mics at 24/44.
Tracked and Flac'd in Reaper. Flac 8/16 bit. No EQ. No Compression. Limiter to capture the explosions.

Taper comments:
"Apologies for the chat during Tom Sawyer, but the stewards demanded that my 9 year old couldnt stand on his seat to see over the heads of others. Arses. It's only a few seconds". Ob

Tracklist:
Set 1
01. Intro Film "Rash: The Real History Of Rush - Episode No. 2: Don't Be - Rash"
02. The Spirit Of Radio
03. Time Stand Still
04. Presto
05. Stick It Out
06. Workin' Them Angels
07. Leave That Thing Alone
08. Faithless
09. BU2B
10. Free Will
11. Marathon
12. Subdivisions

Set 2
13. Intro Film "Rash: The Real History Of Rush - Episode No. 17: ...And Rock And Roll Is My Name"
14. Tom Sawyer
15. Red Barchetta
16. YYZ
17. Limelight
18. Camera Eye
19. Witch Hunt
20. Vital Signs
21. Caravan
22. Drum Solo
23. Closer To The Heart
24. 2112 Overture > The Temples Of Syrinx
25. Far Cry
26. La Villa Strangiato
27. Working Man
28. Outro Video "I Love You Man"


Rush - 2002-10-13 - One Big Victory (SBD - FLAC)



Rush - 2002-10-13 - One Big Victory (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Phillips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Bootleg: One Big Victory
Media: 3 CDR
Time: 162:51
Catalog: ant@rushtrader.com
Source: Scanner (Monitor Mix)

Excellent Soundboard Recording

Note:
This is the same "One Big Victory" bootleg, the only change is the new artwork we did.

DRE Comments:
"Here is a monitor mix (mono) from the Vapor Trails tour. Monitor mixes are sent wirelessly to each band member, who listen through an earpiece. It's not clear to me if the source is directly from the soundboard or if it was intercepted by a scanner, but my best guess is the latter. While the sound is mono (indicative of scanners), the sound is consistently clear and fuller than I'd expect from a scanner source. Regardless, this is an absolutely superb recording of Rush on their Vapor Trails tour. The original source has been remastered and the new sound is very clear with nice depth and punch. While the low end isn't nearly as bottomless as "Rio" you can hear every detail here (including Geddy's impromtu cough in the first verse of "Limelight"). One of the nice things about this show is the band were playing their "B" setlist, which included "Between Sun And Moon", "Vital Signs", "Ceiling Unlimited" and the Monty Python break at end of "Big Money" (instead of The Simpsons). If you're looking for a great sounding show from this tour, definitely check this out! (Ant - Audio - 9.5)

Disc 1:
01. The Three Stooges Intro 1:01
02. Tom Sawyer 4:58
03. Distant Early Warning 5:01
04. New World Man 4:10
05. Roll The Bones 6:45
06. Earthshine 5:40
07. YYZ 5:05
08. The Pass 4:58
09. Bravado 6:19
10. The Big Money 6:33
11. Between Sun And Moon 4:46
12. Vital Signs 4:54
13. Natural Science 8:43


Disc 2:
01. Intro 4:40
02. One Little Victory 5:32
03. Driven 5:46
04. Ceiling Unlimited 5:35
05. Secret Touch 7:05
06. Dreamline 5:18
07. Red Sector A 5:19
08. Leave That Thing Alone 5:02
09. The Rhythm Method 8:39

Disc 3:
01. Resist 4:55
02. 2112 Overture/The Temples of Syrinx 6:59
03. Limelight 4:28
04. La Villa Strangiato 10:08
05. The Spirit Of Radio 6:57
06. By-Tor and the Snow Dog 4:46
07. Cygnus X-1 3:15
08. Working Man 5:34

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Rush - 1984-06-25 - Milwaukee, WI (SHN)



Rush - 1984-06-25 - Milwaukee, WI (SHN)
Venue: Mecca Arena

Media: 2 CDr Audio
Bootleg: Experience To Extremes Remastered
Catalog: Atlas Productions: AP006
Excellent Audience

Digital Rush Experience Average Rating: Audio: 8

Remaster notes:
"I spent quite a bit of time getting this to the correct speed. I'm confident that I have it down to +/- 1/10th of a percent. The original ran a bit over 2% too fast. I made no EQ adjustments as it needed none. I raised the volume a bit, fixed the indexing and dumped the bonus tracks". (Galt_Speaks)

DRE Comments:
"This is definatly a nice show, nice energy, and a nice performance overall. The sound quality is near perfect, but only at the first few songs that the crowd is a little louder than the band themselves. This is definatly up there with a few of the other shows I have found, and it really rivals the soundboard Fear on the 9/21/84 show, becuase the sound qaulity is really just that great. This is a bootleg that you need right away if you don't have it already".  Eric (Audio - 9 / 2009-01-01)

"Awesome sounding bootleg. The band puts on a great show. Highlights are The Enemy Within, Afterimage, The Weapon, and Between The Wheels. My favorite show from the GUP tour". Meir Weinberg (Audio - 9 / 2005-02-21)

"Great AUDIENCE recording. This Remaster fixes few flaws in the original Prism release. I recall a discussion while back where Mike Bahr (Prism) used the Intro/TSoR (first portion) from the GUP Video. You can hear the transition from the SBD source > AUD recording. According to the taper, this show was taped using AKG 460b > Sony WM-D5M. The recording is rich with deep bass and good midrange punch. I think the highs are just a bit too harsh (most likely from the original Prism's EQ). This is by far the BEST audience tape from the GUP tour, closely followed by Reno and Atlanta". LeeGeddy Audio - 8 / 2003-09-01)

Tracklist:
Disc 1 (51:24):
01. Intro - 3 Stooges (00:43)
02. The Spirit of Radio (05:04)
03. Subdivisions (05:32)
04. The Body Electric (05:18)
05. The Enemy Within (05:03)
06. The Weapon (08:03)
07. Witch Hunt (05:05)
08. New World Man (04:17)
09. Between The Wheels (05:56)
10. Red Barchetta (06:27)

Disc 2 (49:47):
01. Intro (01:44)
02. Distant Early Warning (05:15)
03. Red Sector A (05:21)
04. Closer to the Heart (03:05)
05. Afterimage (04:55)
06. YYZ (03:12)
07. 2112: The Temples of Syrinx (01:50)
08. Tom Sawyer (04:56)
09. Red Lenses (03:33)
10. Drum Solo (05:15)
11. Red Lenses (reprise) (02:13)
12. Vital Signs (05:07)
13. Finding My Way (01:12)
14. In The Mood  (02:16)

Rush - 1986-03-24 - Milwaukee, WI (FLAC)



Rush - 1986-03-24 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin (FLAC)
Venue: Mecca Arena

Excellent audience recording

Bootleg: Capture My Thoughts
Catalog: Sirius Records SIR0190/0191
Source: Audience Analog Master> 1st gen analog >2nd gen analog
Mastering: SiriusJoe
Artwork: Brenda

Average grade on Digital Rush Experience: 9

Comments:
"Limited to 30 copies with original high-quality cover artwork and disc labels. Available only by trade. Sourced from a 2nd-generation tape. The sound quality of this recording is so good, it's scary. One of the few audience boots that truly deserves the "EX" rating". DublAgent (Audio grade - 9)- DRE

"The FLAC fingerprints contained in this distribution are the only valid and correct ones for this release. Thanks goes to Subdivisions21 for his assistance and contributions. Feel free to share this recording with anyone you like, in any trading forum you like. Please do not distribute modified versions. Help keep the trading pool clean."

Disc 1 (59:56)
01. The Spirit of Radio 5:55
02. Limelight 4:45
03. The Big Money 6:06
04. New World Man 4:11
05. Subdivisions 5:40
06. Manhattan Project 5:42
07. Middletown Dreams 5:13
08. Witch Hunt 4:52
09. Red Sector A 5:13
10. Closer to the Heart 5:32
11. Marathon 6:43

Disc 2 (54:33)
01. The Trees 4:49
02. Mystic Rhythms 5:30
03. Distant Early Warning 6:41
04. Territories 6:24
05. YYZ 3:18
06. Drum Solo 5:21
07. Red Lenses 2:16
08. Tom Sawyer 5:40
09. 2112 Overture / The Temples of Syrinx 6:22
10. Grand Designs 4:59
11. In the Mood 3:09

Rush - 1992-06-23 - A Roadmap to Dayton (FLAC)


Rush - 1992-06-23 - A Roadmap to Dayton (FLAC)
Venue: Nutter Center, Dayton, Ohio, USA

Media: 2 CDr Audio
Catalog: Digital Reproductions: DR-62392
Source: Audience
Date: June 23, 1992

Digital Rush Experience Average Rating: Audio: 8.5

DRE Comments:
"An excellent low gen analog source from the RtB tour. This is an incredible sounding show, the high end is very well captured as are the sound effects. The recording starts off a bit rough as the taper is repositioning the mic a few times,  maybe because of security being in the area. Other than a few rough spots early on, the sound quality is nothing short of exceptional. Thankfully, this great sounding show is also from the 2nd US leg of the RtB tour with the expanded setlist. The inclusion of Vital Signs, The Analog Kid, and The Trees make these late tour shows the ones to get. A highly recommended show to any fan of this tour. As with all Digital Reproductions recordings, it's only available via free trade and never for sale." (The Digital Dan)


Tracklist:
Disc 01 (71:17)
01. Intro   [0:51
02. Force Ten   [4:47]
03. Limelight   [4:25]
04. Freewill   [4:05]
05. Distant Early Warning   [4:29]
06. Time Stand Still   [6:20]
07. Dreamline   [5:02]
08. Bravado   [6:43]
09. Roll The Bones   [6:05]
10. Show Don?t Tell   [6:13]
11. The Big Money   [6:34]
12. Ghost Of A Chance   [5:25]
13. Vital Signs   [4:45]
14. The Analog Kid   [5:25]

Disc 02 (60:03)
01. The Trees   [5:22]
02. Where's My Thing   [5:34]
03. The Rhythm Method   [7:52]
04. Closer To The Heart   [4:41]
05. Xanadu   [6:41]
06. Superconductor   [5:08]
07. Tom Sawyer   [6:13]
08. The Spirit Of Radio   [4:57]
09. 2112: Overture   [3:19]
10. Finding My Way   [2:07]
11. La Villa Strangiato   [3:16]
12. Anthem   [1:43]
13. Red Barchetta   [1:34]
14. The Spirit Of Radio   [0:49]
15. Cygnus X-1   [0:40]


Yes - 2011-07-14 - Alpharetta, Georgia (FLAC)



Yes - 2011-07-14 - Alpharetta, Georgia (FLAC)
Venue: Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre at Encore Park

Audience Recording

Comment: Recorded with Iphone 4

Disc 1 (0:42:12)
01 Fly From Here - Overture (4.33)
02 Tempus Fugit (4.48)
03 Yours Is No Disgrace (13.08)
04 Heart Of The Sunrise (12.19)
05 I've Seen All Good People (7.24)

Disc 2 (0:43:54)
01 Fly From Here Part 1 - We Can Fly (7.07)
02 And You And I (10.54)
03 Owner Of A Lonely Heart (6.58)
04 Starship Trooper (13.14)
05 Roundabout (cut)(5.41)

ONLY FOR SHARE, NOT FOR SALE!

Rush - 2007-07-08 - Snakes & Arrows & Rotisserie Chicken (FLAC)



Rush - 2007-07-08 - Snakes & Arrows & Rotisserie Chicken (FLAC)
Venue: PNC Bank Arts Center, Homdel, New Jersey, USA
Source: Audience Master

Recorded by sydb 

Source: M[DAT] > FLAC
Recording Information: Sony ECM-719 > Sony TCD-D7
Location: Section 303, Row D, Seat 153
Transfer: Sony DTC-A7 > Digital Coax > M-Audio Audiophile > Firewire > CEP 2.1 > WAV
Recorded at 16/48. Downsample to 16/44.1 using CEP 2.1
FLAC Conversion: WAV > TLH FLAC 8 > FLAC
Mastering and editing performed using CEP 2.1 and CDWAVE 1.95
DAT transfer, mastering, and FLAC conversion by sydb

Taper notes:
"What other band would think of cooking chicken on stage? What a great show! Unfortunately PNC has perhaps the world's most horrible accoustics for recording music. At least this is my experience. While the show was great, the band and the audience both had amazing energy throughout the show, it is unfoftunately not expressed in this recording. When compared to others recordings from this tour, this might be rated in the bottom rung. In my area of the venu there was a ton of talking, especislly the bitch who was in front of me, and is easily recognized durig the first third of the show. Also my mic line was literally stepped on during the first set by my neighbors who did not know what I was doing until the incident. But, all things said, this is an enjoyably recording by fans and those who attended the show."
Sound: VG+
Overall: 8/10


Tracklist:
Disc 1
01. Intro
02. Limelight
03. Digital Man
04. Entre Nous
05. Mission
06. Freewill
07. The Main Monkey Business
08. The Larger Bowl
09. Secret Touch
10. Circumstances
11. Between The Wheels
12. Dreamline

Disc 2
01. Intro
02. Far Cry
03. Workin Them Angels
04. Armor And Sword
05. Spindrift
06. The Way The Wind Blows
07. Subdivisions
08. Natural Science
09. Witch Hunt
10. Malignant Narcissism
11. Drum Solo
12. Hope
13. Summertime Blues
14. The Spirit Of Radio
15. Lil Rush
16. Tom Sawyer

Disc 3
01. One Little Victory
02. A Passage to Bangkok
03. YYZ
04. Outro

Led Zeppelin: Earl's Court 1975 *Both Shows *SBD* (8 CDs - REPOST)

Photobucket

Led Zeppelin: Earl's Court 1975 *Both Shows*Soundboard* (8 CDs)
(Meant to say "two" shows)

MP3@ 256kbps VBR

Led Zeppelin - Earl's Court May 24, 1975
"The most famous of the five nights at Earls Court, largely because it has long been available in a near complete soundboard recording. The many releases used a combination of the video soundtrack and a proper soundboard source tape. However this was incomplete, running for only 180 minutes. Several years ago Celebration released the 4CD Odysseus, which should and could have been much better. More soundboard tape was used (in Dazed and Confused and for Moby Dick), but there were still gaps in the acoustic section which should have been filled by the audience source. Recently however even more of the soundboard source tape appeared, and this was used by Watch Tower for their 4CD release To Be A Rock And Not To Roll. The gaps were carefully filled with an excellent audience tape. Unfortunately, like so many of Watch Tower's releases, this was again spoilt by numerous digital 'clicks' and 'ticks'. Empress Valley rush released the 4CD He Must Be Dazed And Confused to counteract this. The sound quality is similar to Watch Tower, perhaps a very small improvement, but the big gain is in the strength of Robert Plant's voice, which is much louder and clearer in this new version. Again the gaps have been filled with an excellent audience tape."

Bootslive

Bootslive

Demand Unprecedented In The History of Rock Music - The Complete Earl's Court Arena Tapes IV
Empress Valley Supreme Disc
EVSD 105/106/107/108
24th May, The Fourth Night.

Disc 1: (59:55)
01. Intro by Nicky Horne
02. Rock And Roll
03. Sick Again
04. Over The Hills And Far Away
05. In My Time Of Dying
06. The Song Remains The Same
07. The Rain Song
08. Kashmir

Disc 2: (52:26)
01. No Quarter
02. Tangerine
03. Going To California
04. That's The Way
05. Bron-yr-Aur Stomp

Disc 3: (74:03)
01. Trampled Underfoot
02. Moby Dick
03. Dazed And Confused

Disc 4: (28:19)
01. Stairway To Heaven
02. Whole Lotta Love
03. Black Dog

Led Zeppelin - Earl's Court May 25, 1975

Bootslive

Bootslive

"This release is undoubtably the most important and exciting release of an Earls Court concert for a very long time. A virtually complete soundboard source tape has been discovered, and used to dramatic effect. In fact the sound quality rivals the previous night, it is simply superb. Again the gaps have been filled with the audience tape (the end of No Quarter and parts of the acoustic section are missing from the soundboard and have been filled with the audience recording). Thank goodness Empress Valley did not repeate their complete howler as they did for the New York 29th July 1973 soundboard release (Grand Finale), by using the previous night's soundboard to fill the gaps. Therefore this last night, all 222 minutes of it, is destined to become a classic, much sought after by fans. Wishing to capitalize on this Empress Valley subsequently released the last night as a seperate 4CD set called The Zeppelin Express Physical Rocket."

Demand Unprecedented In The History of Rock Music - The Complete Earl's Court Arena Tapes V Empress Valley Supreme Disc EVSD 109/110/111/112
25th May, the fifth night.

Disc 1 (59:25)
01. Intro by Alan 'Fluff' Freeman
02. Rock And Roll
03. Sick Again
04. Over The Hills And Far Away
05. In My Time Of Dying
06. The Song Remains The Same
07. The Rain Song
08. Kashmir

Disc 2 (64:10)
01. No Quarter
02. Tangerine
03. Going To California
04. That's The Way
05. Bron-yr-Aur Stomp
06. Trampled Underfoot

Bootslive

Disc 3 (68:23)
01. Moby Dick
02. Dazed And Confused
03. Stairway To Heaven

Disc 4 (31:05)
01. Whole Lotta Love
02. Black Dog
03. Heartbreaker
04. Communication Breakdown