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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Jethro Tull - 1972-02-01 - Rome, Italy




Jethro Tull - 1972-02-01 - Rome, Italy
Venue: Roma PalaEur, Rome, Italy
Audience Recording

MP3 @ 320KBPS

Comments:
"Un altro momento dei ricordi fornito da Lorenzo Costantini. Le testimonianze dei concerti degli anni 70 sono preziose e immagino che il racconto delle numerose esperienze di Lorenzo suciteranno qualche nostalgia e qualche piccola invidia. Palasport, 1 febbraio 1972. Fu un grande concerto, forse uno dei più grandi dei Jethro Tull, esiste un bootleg che lo testimonia inequivocabilmente. Se il concerto al Brancaccio di Roma del ’71, era servito per rompere il ghiaccio con il pubblico romano, il concerto del Palasport segnò la crescita e la maturità artistica dei Jethro, già evidente in Aqualung e consacrata poi in Thick as a Brick, di cui i Jethro eseguirono il #4 (the poet and the painter…….). Suonarono alla grande con un repertorio e un sound molto “progressive” e fortemente innovativo. Il pubblico romano rimase sorpreso e incantato, e dedicò loro una interminabile ovazione. Il ricordo che rimane impresso è di alcuni “folletti” scatenati che con grande energia e assoluta precisione dominavano il palco del Palaeur suonando una grande musica. Infatti quel concerto decretò il grande successo e seguito che ebbero poi i Gentle Giant in tutta Italia. Ai Jethro Tull l’unica possibilità che rimaneva era di superarsi, e lo fecero, con una grinta e una spettacolarità uniche e irripetibili, anche a dispetto dell’acustica del Palasport, tristemente famoso per i suoi echi e i suoi rimbombi. Ma quella sera l’impianto WEM e gli ampli Hi-Watt fecero il miracolo: suono potente e presente come non si era mai sentito e in tutti gli ordini dei posti (il Palasport era stracolmo). L’Hammond era un leone infuriato che ruggiva sotto le mani di John Evan, che saltava da una parte all’altra del palco. Martin Barre, che ogni tanto era preso da “raptus” improvvisi, imbracciava la sua Gibson Les Paul “urlante” come non mai. Ian lanciava in aria il suo flauto, sempre più in alto, e lo riprendeva quasi fosse ammaestrato. Jeffrey andava su e giù sul palco come una belva in gabbia. Barrymore era l’unico che, pur suonando con grandissima energia, manteneva una sorta di ironico controllo della situazione."


The Comment above now in english:
Another moment of memories provided by Lorenzo Costantini. The testimonies of the 70 concerts are precious and I imagine that the story of the many experiences of Lorenzo the above-stated some nostalgia and some little envy. Sports Hall, February 1, 1972: It was a great concert, maybe one of the largest of Jethro Tull, there is a bootleg that demonstrates unequivocally (nt: this one). If the concert at Rome's Brancaccio '71, had served to break the ice with the Roman public, the concert marked the Sports Hall of growth and artistic maturity of Jethro, already evident in Aqualung and Thick as a consecrated later in Brick, the Jethro performed where the # 4 (the poet and the painter ... ....). They played great with a repertoire and a sound very "progressive" and highly innovative. The Roman audience was surprised and charmed, and they spent an interminable ovation. The memory that lingers is of some "elves" that unleashed with great energy and absolute precision of Palaeur dominated the stage playing great music. In fact, decreed that concert later that they had great success and then the Gentle Giant throughout Italy. Jethro Tull to the only option left was to outdo, and they did, with a spectacular drive and a unique and unrepeatable, even in spite of the acoustics of the indoor stadium, notorious for its booms and its echoes. But that night the plant WEM Hi-Watt amp and did the miracle, powerful sound and present as he had never heard and in all orders of seats (the indoor stadium was packed). The Hammond was an angry lion that roared at the hands of John Evan, jumping from one side of the stage. Martin Barre, who sometimes was taken from "rapture" sudden, braced his Gibson Les Paul "screaming" like never before. Ian threw his flute in the air, higher and higher, and resumed as if it were taught. Jeffrey went up and down on stage like a caged animal. Barrymore was the only one who, while playing with great energy, kept a kind of ironic control. "

Tracklist:
Disc 01:
01. My God (with Flute Solo) [19:16]
02. Thick as a Brick [16:36]
03. Aqualung [06:49]
04. To Cry You a Song [08:04]
05. A New Day's Yesterday [08:52]

Disc 02:
01. Cross-Eyed Mary (including Drum Solo) [13:28]
02. Unreleased Track - Hymn 43 - Nothing is Easy [14:30]
03. Wind Up (plus Guitar Solo) [16:15]
04. Locomotive Breath [09:23]
05. Wind Up (reprise) [02:32]

Line Up:
Ian Anderson: Flute, Guitar, Vocals
Martin Barre: Guitar
Jeffery Hammond: Bass
John Evan: Keyboards
Barrymore Barlow: Drums



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Coldplay - 2003-02-13 - Los Angeles, CA (FM - FLAC)



Coldplay - 2003-02-13 - Los Angeles, CA (FM - FLAC)
Venue: KYSR 98.7 Star Lounge - Los Angeles CA

Lineage: FM > unknown DAT > CDR > WAV > FLAC

Tracklist: [29:51]

01. In My Place [4:30]
02. The Scientist [5:48]
03. Don't Panic [2:33]
04. Warning Sign [5:23]
05. Clocks [5:25]
06. [Chris Martin chatting] [1:00]
07. Yellow [5:12]

Missing Interview segments.


Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Bob Dylan with Mick Taylor & Carlos Santana - 1984-06-19 - Rome (SBD - FLAC)



Bob Dylan with Mick Taylor & Carlos Santana - 1984-06-19 - Rome  (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Palaeur di Roma

Soundboard

Year of Release: 2001
Label: Shamrock
Catalog Number: SR-201003/4
Liberated Boot: Live At Palaeur

Silver CD > CDR > FLAC

Comments:
"A complete soundboard recording from 1984. The recording seems to be taken from Dylan's monitor mix, since the vocals dominate a bit more than anything else. Nevertheless, the music comes through loud and clear, and the upfront vocals only serve to highlight what a passionate vocal performance this is. A 'must have' disc from a period that is under-represented in most collections. This is a crystal clear soundboard. The audience is virtually non-existent. The songs that Dylan performs solo(acoustic) are a perfect blend of voice and instrument. Simple Twist Of Fate is one of the highlights worth mentioning. Bob pours himself into it as never before, and becomes the actor. When You Gonna Wake Up has all new lyrics. Dylan's vocal sound is extraordinarily clear and defined, and his lyrical improvisations are on dazzling display. The performance as a whole is a joy to behold. A wonderful set! Carlos Santana, who had previously played his own set with his band, joined Dylan in the last songs of the concert."  BobsBoots.

Disc 1:
01. Highway 61 Revisited (4:38)
02. Jokerman (7:16)
03. All Along The Watchtower (3:58)
04. Just Like A Woman (6:27)
05. Maggie's Farm (4:05)
06. I And I (5:46)
07. License To Kill (3:39)
08. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall (5:40)
09. Tangled Up In Blue (7:05)
10. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Ble (6:17)
11. Simple Twist Of Fate (5:50)

Disc 2:
12. Masters Of War (5:21)
13. Ballad Of A Thin Man (4:04)
14. When You Gonna Wake Up (3:26)
15. Every Grain Of Sand (5:54)
16. Like A Rolling Stone (8:41)
Encore:
17. Mr Tambourine Man (6:06)
18. It Ain't Me, Babe (6:26)
19. The Times They Are A-Changin' (5:54)
20. I Shall Be Released (4:37)
21. Tombstone Blues (4:25)
22. Blowin' In The Wind (4:22)

Line Up:
Mick Taylor: Guitar
Ian MacLagan: Keyboards
Greg Sutton: Bass
Colin Allen: Drums

Guest: Carlos Santana: Guitar, last 4 tracks

Online Review:
"Live At Paleur is a soundboard recording taken from Dylan's 1984 tour of Europe. It captures a highly enjoyable performance from Dylan and his Mick Taylor-fronted band. This recording sets Dylan's vocals way out in front but I personally enjoy that mix. The band are a little buried on some of thew songs and there are occasional echoes on the vocals but if you don't mind these things then this is a great recording. It'd give and 8 or an 8.5 out of 10. Dylan sings most of the songs in the confident, swaggering style that characterised many of live performances in the 1980's. While this style is certainly not my favourite of Bob's "vocal characters", it works to good effect on many of the songs here. One thing that cannot be disputed is that 'Live At Palaeur' is a much better document of this tour than the patchy official release 'Real Live'. Ballad Of A Thin Man on 'Real Live' is a horrible, rushed parody of the song that appeared on 'Highway 61 Revisited'. Here Ballad... is one of the highlights of the set. The versions of Maggies Farm, Masters Of War and Tombstone Blues on this release also put their Real Live incarnations to shame. Other highpoints include the brilliant, rewritten Tangled Up In Blue, an interesting post-Gospel rewrite of When You Gonna Wake Up? ("When you gonna wake up? maybe you never will"), a passionate I & I and a beautiful performance of Every Grain Of Sand, which was still a relatively new song at that time. It's clear that Bob's having fun when he lets the audience sing on the chorus of Times They Are A-Changin' and Blowin' In The Wind. All in all, this is a highly entertaining show and I don't hesitate in giving it my stamp of approval (for whatever that's worth...) "

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Bob Dylan - 1966-04-20 - Melbourne, Australia (SBD - FLAC)



Bob Dylan - 1966-04-20 - Melbourne, Australia (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Festival Hall - Melbourne, Australia
Bob Dylan & The Hawks
The Childrens Crusade - Liberated Bootleg from The Genuine 1966 Box Set
Manufacturer: Scorpio / Catalog No. GBS 66-3
Soundboard recording

Lineage: Silver CD > FLAC

Comments:
"Stunning sound and a focused, deliberate performance combine to make this a highlight of the extant acoustic sets. A smooth recording that captures Dylan in what seems to be a more mellow, "stoned" mood than Sydney. The trio of electric tracks, full-bodied and well-balanced recordings, make for some great listening. The Adelaide interview is interesting."

Tracklist:
01. She Belongs To Me
02. Fourth Time Around
03. Visions Of Johanna
04. It's All Over Now Baby Blue
05. Desolation Row
06. Just Like A Woman
07. Tell Me Momma
08. Baby Let Me Follow You Down
09. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues
10. Adelaide radio interview* (c. 10 minutes)

*Adelaide, Australia - April 22, 1966


Now is up to you, play the blues...

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Coldplay - 2002-08-27 - Paris, France (FM - FLAC)



Coldplay - 2002-08-27 - Paris, France (FM - FLAC)
Venue: L'Olympia Paris France

Lineage: 3FM broadcast > unknown Dat > CD > WAV > FLAC

Tracklist: [1:34:37]

01. Politik [6:37]
02. Shiver [5:21]
03. Spies [6:34]
04. Daylight [6:20]
05. Trouble [4:43]
06. The One I Love [5:02]
07. Don't Panic [3:38]
08. Everything's Not Lost [8:40]
09. See You Soon [3:34]
10. God Put a Smile Upon Your Face [5:15]
11. Yellow [5:56]
12. The Scientist [7:16]
13. Clocks [5:33]
14. In My Place [4:40]
15. Life Is for Living [5:34]
16. Lips Like Sugar * [4:37]
17. Amsterdam [5:17]

* Echo and The Bunnymen Cover

Led Zeppelin - Tympani For The Butter Queen - 1973-05-19 - (SBD - FLAC)



Led Zeppelin - Tympani For The Butter Queen - 1973-05-19 - (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Tarrant County Convention Center, Forth Worth, TX, USA
May 19, 1973
Soundboard

Midas Touch 62021/2

Lineage: Silver CDs > FLAC > tracker > HD > Audacity lossless test > Dime

Notes:
bootledz.com says:
"5-19-73 - Fort Worth Express (Empress Valley, original and reissue), I'm With the Band (Tarantura2000), Tympani For the Butter Queen (Midas Touch), & Worthwhile Experience/From Boleskine To the Alamo (Flying Disc). Flying disc is missing almost all of the tape before and after the first and last tracks. Dazed and Confused has been moved out of sequence and 80 seconds of tape after the song is missing. It has too much background noise. Midas, Tarantura2000, and Empress Valley are virtually identical in content. Tarantura2000 has been amplified a little bit. Empress's title emphasizes the lower frequencies but has a touch too much background noise. EV's reissue reuses the same discs as the original release."

Tracklist:
CD 1 [1:02:08]
01. Rock And Roll [4:42]
02. Celebration Day [3:52]
03. Black Dog [6:38]
04. Over The Hills And Far Away [7:09]
05. Misty Mountain Hop [4:47]
06. Since I've Been Loving You [8:48]
07. No Quarter [11:50]
08. The Song Remains The Same [5:35]
09. The Rain Song [8:47]

CD 2 [44:24]
01. Dazed And Confused [32:31]
02. Stairway To Heaven [11:53]


U2 - 2001-11-09 - Salt Lake City, UT (SBD - FLAC)



U2 - 2001-11-09 - Salt Lake City, UT (SBD - FLAC)
Venue: Delta Center

Format: FLAC - 669 MB
Source: Soundboard
Lineage: Soundboard > CD-R > WAV > Trader's Little Help > FLAC

Many thanks to "stephanois" for the share on U2T.

Setlist:

Disc 1 [1:18:20]
01. Elevation [04:40]
02. Beautiful Day [04:32]
03. Until The End Of The World [05:08]
04. New Year's Day [04:54]
05. I Will Follow [04:47]
06. Sunday Bloody Sunday [06:19]
07. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of [06:58]
08. Kite [05:03]
09. Wild Honey [04:51]
10. People Get Ready [04:20]
11. Please [04:18]
12. Bad / Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses /"40" [07:22]
02. Where The Streets Have No Name [05:57]
03. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [04:17]
04. Pride [In The Name Of Love] [04:47]

Disc 2 [29:34]
01. Bullet The Blue Sky [05:56]
06. What's Going On [02:20]
07. New York [08:01]
08. One [05:03]
09. Peace On Earth [01:05]
10. Walk On / Hallelujah [07:07]




U2 - 2005-06-18 - London Birdman's Twickenham Triple Matrix (FLAC)



U2 - 2005-06-18 - London Birdman's Twickenham Triple Matrix (FLAC)
Venue: Twickenham Rugby Grounds, London, UK

Source 1: OKMIIR > A3 > D100 > Sony 7-pin >Terratec DMX 6 (Wilatw)

Source 2: OKM2r -> A3 -> Archos Gmini 400 (martinick)

Source 3: BBC Digital broadcast (enajh2 copy)

Disc 1:
01. Vertigo
02. I Will Follow
03. The Electric Co.
04. Elevation
05. New Years Day
06. Beautiful Day
07. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
08. All I Want Is You
09. City Of Blinding Lights
10. Miracle Drug
11. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
12. Love And Peace Or Else
13. Sunday Bloody Sunday
14. Bullet The Blue Sky
15. Running To Stand Still (Human Rights)

Disc 2:
01. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
02. Where The Streets Have No Name
03. One
04. Zoo Station
05. The Fly
06. Mysterious Ways
07. Yahweh
08. Vertigo

Birdman's Notes:
"Rather than just paste the first 8 songs onto the BBC show, I thought I'd build a complete mix of all three sources. This allows the mix to have a similar sound throughout, making it less of a cut and paste job. The BBC source was also fairly sterile - adding the AUD sources overtop livens it up ;-)  The result is a pretty choice show I think, certainly worth a grab. Here's what was done to each of the three recordings"
Wilatw's source:
- Heavy EQ to make it sound more like the top end of the BBC show. 
- Amplify and add some missing low end and vocals.
Martinick's source:
- Time adjust to match first source.
- fix about 200 pops and glitches from a bad microphone. By hand, each one.
BBC Source:
- Time adjust to match first source.
The mix was able to:
- Remove the BBC announcer
- Work around several unfixable glitches in Martinick's source, particularly in the intros to songs.
- For the most part, unless working around a glitch or an announcer, the mix is 33% of each source. - The first 8 tracks are 50% of the two AUD sources.
Even without the BBC source this would have been an excellent mix. Adding the the BBC source gives the last 2/3 of the show a bit more body, but doesn't overpower the already great mix made by the other two.
Hope you like it - And as always, thanks to the original tapers for their hard work, and for their direct permission to create this mix." Birdman (2005-07-22)

U2 - 1992-08-18 - Saratoga Springs, NY (FLAC)




U2 - 1992-08-18 - Saratoga Springs, NY (FLAC)
Venue: Saratoga Raceway

Lineage: CD-R > EAC > dbpoweramp > Flac (7)
Tour: Zoo TV - 3rd leg - Outside Broadcast
Opening Act(s): Primus, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprosy

Note: This is an excellent audience recording. The sound is very clear and there is virtually no background noise. The only problem of note is some intermittent static near the end of Disc 2

Tracklist:
Disc 1 [59:38]:
01. Zoo Station [4:22]
02. The Fly [4:43]
03. Flipping Channels [1:19]
04. Even Better Than the Real Thing [3:51]
05. Mysterious Ways [6:41]
06. One [5:02]
07. She's a Mystery to Me [1:15]
08. Until the End of the World [4:58]
09. New Year's Day [5:44]
10. Dirty Old Town [1:03]
11. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around the World (fade out) [6:37]
12. Angel of Harlem [4:07]
13. Dancing Queen [2:39]
14. When Love Comes To Town [2:43]
15. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [4:34]

Disc 2 [52:07]:
01. All I Want is You [2:51]
02. Sunday Bloody Sunday [5:19]
03. Bullet the Blue Sky  [5:23]
04. Running to Stand Still [5:31]
05. Where the Streets Have No Name [5:41]
06. Pride (In the Name of Love) [5:30]
07. Desire [4:29]
08. Phone Call [0:49]
09. Ultraviolet (Light My Way) [4:53]
10. With or Without You [5:47]
11. Love is Blindness [5:54]



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Monday, September 12, 2011

U2 - 1997-08-18 - Nuremberg, Germany (Earpiece - FLAC)



U2 - 1997-08-18 - Nuremberg, Germany (Earpiece - FLAC)
Venue: Zeppelinfield

Sound Quality:
Excellent earpiece feed.

Support: Silver CD
Integral: Selected Songs

Comments:
Review taken from "Justin's U2 CD-R Trading Page", run by Justin Cook: "This is a professional bootleg. It was issued on silver CDs and includes color artwork. However, no mention is made of the bootleg label that produced the recording. The only clue lies on the discs, which say "U2 Nurnberg 1997 Part 1" and "U2 Nurnberg 1997 Part 2" along with the codes "U2N 971" and "U2N 972".
Regardless of who pressed this bootleg, the material is famous by now. It is the same earpiece recording that is featured on "Pop Explosion - Music In My Ear". However, this recording does not contain the annoying "pops" between tracks that are on "Pop Explosion...". The bonus tracks are from the earpiece recording of the Hannover concert two days later.

Setlist:

Disc 1:
01. Mofo
02. I Will Follow
03. Gone
04. Even Better Than The Real Thing
05. Last Night On Earth
06. Until The End Of The World
07. New Year's Day
08. Pride (in The Name Of Love)
09. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
10. All I Want Is You
11. Staring At The Sun
12. Daydream Believer (edge Karaoke)
13. Miami
14. Bullet The Blue Sky

Disc 2:
01. Please
02. Where The Streets Have No Name
03. Discotheque
04. If You Wear That Velvet Dress
05. With Or Without You
06. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me
07. Mysterious Ways
08. One
09. Wake Up Dead Man
10. Suspicious Mind

CD 1 & 2 (01-07) : Nuremberg - August 18th, 1997
CD 2 (08-10) : Hannover - August 20th, 1997




U2 - 2005-06-29 - Cardiff, Wales (FLAC)



U2 - 2005-06-29 - Cardiff, Wales (FLAC)
Venue: Millenium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, UK

Taper: Petrock2000

Source Info: Icom ICR5 > Sharp MT877 MD in SP Mono

Mastered in Adobe Audition 3.0, Har-Bal 2.0 and Izotope Ozone 3.0

Additional info: Starts of with a crew IEM and quickly switches to what I assume is Bono's IEM. 'ave it. Dedicated to sharebear

Tracklist:
Disc 1
01. Vertigo
02. I Will Follow
03. The Cry / The Electric Co.
04. Elevation
05. New Year's Day
06. Beautiful Day/When The Rain Comes/ Here Comes The Sun
07. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
08. All I Want Is You
09. City Of Blinding Lights
10. Miracle Drug
11. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
12. Love And Peace Or Else
13. Sunday Bloody Sunday
14. Bullet The Blue Sky

Disc 2
01. Running To Stand Still
02. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
03. Where The Streets Have No Name
04. One
05. Zoo Station
06. The Fly
07. With Or Without You
08. All Because Of You
09. Yahweh
10. Vertigo

Yes - 2011-08-04 - San Diego, CA (FLAC)



Yes - 2011-08-04 - San Diego, CA (FLAC)
Venue: Humphreys Concerts By the Bay
Shelter Island, San Diego CA

Lineage:  Third row center > Blue Mikey > iPhone 3GS using Blue FiRe > Audacity for trim and track cuts, saved as wavs > xACT for FLAC conversion and checksum > to You and I.  No sound processing other than conversion.

Recording notes:
"This was the end of the Progressive Tour (July - August) across the US.  The previous night in Mountain View was the last shared bill with Styx; this night was Yes-only. The band filled out the setlist by adding Steve's acoustic solo, debuting Into The Storm, and adding Machine Messiah.  Tempus Fugit began with Steve energetically jumping up and down to count out the start. The crowd was completely engaged throughout the show, which fed the band to give a great performance. Humphreys is a high stage with the speaker cabinets placed under the front of the stage rather than stacked on the sides.  Sound levels in the third row were pretty high so there is not much in way of dynamics or stereo separation in this recording. This was my first night using the Mikey/iPhone combination that I was able to capture a full concert.  A little capsule handling noise is present here and there. 
This is definitely an audience recording. The audience was really into this show, a few times to the point of distraction as your can hear. For some reason Californians seem to have an urge to blurt out their feelings to complete strangers.  When Benoit is introducing "And You And I" and mentions it is from 1972, the woman in front shouts "Class of '72!".  I was afraid that she was going to describe her whole high school career in finite detail to everyone within six rows. As the majesty of the song unfolds, however, she quietens. All in all, the crowd was either up on their feet clapping along and whooping, or sitting and listening intently. They responded with sustained cheers for the encore. As the band mentions, a nice way to wrap the tour". (vin2010, Aug 18, 2011)

Setlist:
01 - Pre-Concert ambience
02 - FFH Overture (pre-recorded)
03 - Tempus Fugit
04 - Yours Is No Disgrace
05 - Heart Of The Sunrise
06 - I've Seen All Good People
07 - We Can Fly From Here
08 - And You And I
09 - Steve's solo-:Intersection Blues
10 - Into The Storm
11 - Machine Messiah
12 - Owner Of A Lonely Heart
13 - Starship Trooper
14 - Roundabout

If burning to CD, a good place to split this show is after 08-And You And I.  The end of that track is 63 minutes into the show.

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

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