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hi vanc.
It's running slow; the speed should be fixed.
Anyway, just had a short listen; quality is inferior to the existing source but this fills the gaps.
The band played very bad at this show.
A big personal thank to midimannz
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 17:23 by straycat58.
Do you mean this one (Auckland)? It's not a good recording, though. A mix of this one with midimannz' tape (if possible) might result in a better sound quality. If someone thinks it's useful to upload this one, I'll do it (it's flac, as written below).
The Rolling Stones
All Meat Music
VGP-055
1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
lineage:
silver CDs -> WAV (EAC) ->FLAC8 (Max)
note:
Disc one is an exact copy of VGP-015 "Winter Tour - Auckland 1973".
In fact it is the same pressing just re packed for the VGP-055 double cd release. The CD shows even the number VGP-015 on it.
I have added the covers from my VGP-015 silvers as well, so you will actually get two VGP releases at once.
Disc 1: 1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Jumping Jack Flash
13 Street Fighting Man
Disc 2: 1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Honky Tonk Women
11 All Down The Line
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Introductions
14 Little Queenie
yes please
no everything is fine this way, just wanted to be sure, because one usually has to channel recordings circulating. BTW, no big deal to get rif of the hiss without "destroying" the sound, tried it this afternoon and it was ok.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 21:38 by falo01.
Okay, working on the upload of the Auckland show to MegaUpload.
no trouble at all. if the other channel is full of hiss and inaudible,
nobody can use it and it is easy to convert it to 2 channels.
what "looks" strange and also sounds strange are the 1st 10 minutes.
they are worse than the rest of the recording. do you know what the reason is ?
in the end it is not that important because we will end up doing a mix of both
recordings and the beginning of your tape will not be needed.
it worked with cool edit pro. the prob maybe is that part2 is a 32bit recording
and part1 is the usual 16bit recording.
yes i try a mixdown to 16 bit
there is a cut on the another source on "you cant always get what you want"
the cassette tape changes during the song,
thanks again for this.now pt 2 works fine (16bit)
There's a couple of speed fluctuations in BS &, as vancouver has pointed out, there's a cut in YCAGWYW on Gazza's source so, these could be pasted over with the new source. We'll see what falo comes up with although I am going to work on it myself
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Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vox12string
()
Date: January 13, 2011 11:37
The excitement is palpable, but given we've waited since '73 another hour or so shouldn't be too hard
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
midimannz
()
Date: January 13, 2011 13:10
“The Stones is coming, The Stones is coming”, blared out of my transistor radio, over the whole of the summer, the end of 1972. The concert for the ‘greatest rock and roll band in the world’, was set for 11 February, 1973, and tickets were priced, at a whopping, $4.90!
Exile on Main Street, the first double album the band had put out, had been played so much, I literally wore out a copy, as I had played it to death on my Pye Isotronic stereo, and bought another copy of the album, as had the previous vinyl release, Sticky Fingers which I had also worn out.
Even though the radio DJs were playing the Stones big hits, of the 60’s, and suggesting the band would play those tunes - paint it black, last time etc, at the upcoming concert, I had been collecting the overseas magazine cuttings, and reviews from the USA 1972 tour, and had a good idea, that most songs that would be played by the band were from the last two albums.
In these times, it took three months for the English magazines to arrive on our Shores, but even by Christmas 1972, the reviews of their Stateside shows they had played in June –July 1972 were amazing. I was reading stories of fans camping out at the gates, of the gig, to be the first ones in when the stadium opened. Then it was a rush, to be first in, to get the best spot – stage front. Some even slept over, on the night before, outside the venue of the gig, to be the first to get in.
All over the summer, the radio blared out, and the tension, was rising. I knew, it would be the ‘event of the year’, for me. The USA reviews, I was reading in the music magazines, were incredible. The reviewers went on, about the great guitar dueling, between Keith and Mick Taylor. Get Yer Ya Ya’s out was excellent, as a live album, and I was really looking forward to attending this show. I knew, it was going to be a killer gig. A group, of around ten of us, decided to go to the show together. We arrived, the day before, with our beer and blankets, and slept (as much as we could!) outside the gates at Western Springs Stadium.
Somehow, sleeping on the hard, ground in the cold shade, on the grass of the stadium was not the festival atmosphere I had been reading about, in the overseas magazines, and Concert books. I hardly slept at all it was so uncomfortable.
The concert was due to get underway at about 3pm, so it was going to be a very protracted, long wait in the hot summer sun of the day. I was there, with my camera, and trusty cassette recorder.
The concert finally got underway, in full glare of the summer sun. The Support act (Itambu?) did their best, but hey, I realised even then, who would ever want to come on stage, and warm up the crowd, before the mighty Mick Jagger?
It would be a very brave band, to think the crowd was even slightly interested, in their original music. Still, we clapped politely, and after they finally took away the gear, and set up the stage , we waited patiently, as New Zealanders do, for the ‘greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World to appear”
Finally, after an agonizing hour, the PA announced, ‘The Rolling Stones’ and onto the stage the band ambled. The first thing you notice about Jagger, is the huge mouth, when you see him live on stage. Brown Sugar got the concert underway, and I used up about two, or three, rolls of film in the first 30 minutes. The tape recording I made as listen to the recording now, I hear it as sloppy, out of tune in parts, vocally poor, but on the day, from the front of the stage, in 1973 – the music was magical.
A life changing moment
Exile on Main Street, the first double album the band had put out, had been played so much, I literally wore out a copy, as I had played it to death on my Pye Isotronic stereo, and bought another copy of the album, as had the previous vinyl release, Sticky Fingers which I had also worn out.
Even though the radio DJs were playing the Stones big hits, of the 60’s, and suggesting the band would play those tunes - paint it black, last time etc, at the upcoming concert, I had been collecting the overseas magazine cuttings, and reviews from the USA 1972 tour, and had a good idea, that most songs that would be played by the band were from the last two albums.
In these times, it took three months for the English magazines to arrive on our Shores, but even by Christmas 1972, the reviews of their Stateside shows they had played in June –July 1972 were amazing. I was reading stories of fans camping out at the gates, of the gig, to be the first ones in when the stadium opened. Then it was a rush, to be first in, to get the best spot – stage front. Some even slept over, on the night before, outside the venue of the gig, to be the first to get in.
All over the summer, the radio blared out, and the tension, was rising. I knew, it would be the ‘event of the year’, for me. The USA reviews, I was reading in the music magazines, were incredible. The reviewers went on, about the great guitar dueling, between Keith and Mick Taylor. Get Yer Ya Ya’s out was excellent, as a live album, and I was really looking forward to attending this show. I knew, it was going to be a killer gig. A group, of around ten of us, decided to go to the show together. We arrived, the day before, with our beer and blankets, and slept (as much as we could!) outside the gates at Western Springs Stadium.
Somehow, sleeping on the hard, ground in the cold shade, on the grass of the stadium was not the festival atmosphere I had been reading about, in the overseas magazines, and Concert books. I hardly slept at all it was so uncomfortable.
The concert was due to get underway at about 3pm, so it was going to be a very protracted, long wait in the hot summer sun of the day. I was there, with my camera, and trusty cassette recorder.
The concert finally got underway, in full glare of the summer sun. The Support act (Itambu?) did their best, but hey, I realised even then, who would ever want to come on stage, and warm up the crowd, before the mighty Mick Jagger?
It would be a very brave band, to think the crowd was even slightly interested, in their original music. Still, we clapped politely, and after they finally took away the gear, and set up the stage , we waited patiently, as New Zealanders do, for the ‘greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World to appear”
Finally, after an agonizing hour, the PA announced, ‘The Rolling Stones’ and onto the stage the band ambled. The first thing you notice about Jagger, is the huge mouth, when you see him live on stage. Brown Sugar got the concert underway, and I used up about two, or three, rolls of film in the first 30 minutes. The tape recording I made as listen to the recording now, I hear it as sloppy, out of tune in parts, vocally poor, but on the day, from the front of the stage, in 1973 – the music was magical.
A life changing moment
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
jigsaw puzzle
()
Date: January 13, 2011 16:15
THX so much would love to see some of your pics as well.
What a week !
What a week !
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
straycat58
()
Date: January 13, 2011 16:36
I started the d/l right now.
Feel like going to a stones concert.
Feel like going to a stones concert.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 13, 2011 17:03
thanks ! do you want me to split this ?
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
straycat58
()
Date: January 13, 2011 17:22
Quote
vancouver
thanks ! do you want me to split this ?
hi vanc.
It's running slow; the speed should be fixed.
Anyway, just had a short listen; quality is inferior to the existing source but this fills the gaps.
The band played very bad at this show.
A big personal thank to midimannz
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 17:23 by straycat58.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 13, 2011 17:36
yes listen to it now..
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: January 13, 2011 18:22
Quote
vancouver
yes listen to it now..
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
Do you mean this one (Auckland)? It's not a good recording, though. A mix of this one with midimannz' tape (if possible) might result in a better sound quality. If someone thinks it's useful to upload this one, I'll do it (it's flac, as written below).
The Rolling Stones
All Meat Music
VGP-055
1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
lineage:
silver CDs -> WAV (EAC) ->FLAC8 (Max)
note:
Disc one is an exact copy of VGP-015 "Winter Tour - Auckland 1973".
In fact it is the same pressing just re packed for the VGP-055 double cd release. The CD shows even the number VGP-015 on it.
I have added the covers from my VGP-015 silvers as well, so you will actually get two VGP releases at once.
Disc 1: 1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Jumping Jack Flash
13 Street Fighting Man
Disc 2: 1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Honky Tonk Women
11 All Down The Line
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Introductions
14 Little Queenie
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
falo01
()
Date: January 13, 2011 18:30
@midimannz
very cool, amazing that this one turns up.
beside the hiss, the raw sound/recording is not THAT bad.
I will see what I can do to improve the sound.
thanks a lot for sharing !
very cool, amazing that this one turns up.
beside the hiss, the raw sound/recording is not THAT bad.
I will see what I can do to improve the sound.
thanks a lot for sharing !
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
falo01
()
Date: January 13, 2011 18:34
just one question: there is only one channel, is the original recording in mono ?
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
still ill
()
Date: January 13, 2011 19:15
Many thanks for this new upload
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
Smokey
()
Date: January 13, 2011 19:18
Many thanks midimannz!!
Photos would be appreciated as well!!
Photos would be appreciated as well!!
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 13, 2011 19:34
Quote
kleermakerQuote
vancouver
yes listen to it now..
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
Do you mean this one (Auckland)? It's not a good recording, though. A mix of this one with midimannz' tape (if possible) might result in a better sound quality. If someone thinks it's useful to upload this one, I'll do it (it's flac, as written below).
The Rolling Stones
All Meat Music
VGP-055
1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
lineage:
silver CDs -> WAV (EAC) ->FLAC8 (Max)
note:
Disc one is an exact copy of VGP-015 "Winter Tour - Auckland 1973".
In fact it is the same pressing just re packed for the VGP-055 double cd release. The CD shows even the number VGP-015 on it.
I have added the covers from my VGP-015 silvers as well, so you will actually get two VGP releases at once.
Disc 1: 1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Jumping Jack Flash
13 Street Fighting Man
Disc 2: 1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Honky Tonk Women
11 All Down The Line
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Introductions
14 Little Queenie
yes please
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
midimannz
()
Date: January 13, 2011 21:18
Yes, it is mono. This is not the original cassette, I recall that I had two original master tapes and some years later (probably late 70s, early 80s I put the two redubbed on to one cassette tape. Probably had dolby on it too which has added the hiss, I will hunt out my stuff to see if I can locate the original two cassettes. It's going to take some days as I have a storage unit and all my stuff is packed away in there.
The recording was done on a mono mic (which clearly dropped into my pocket during Love in Vain & Sweet Virginia)
There were two tracks playing as I recorded it digitally, but the left was inaudible and full of hiss, so I re did it using just one track - the clearest. Do you want both?
The recording was done on a mono mic (which clearly dropped into my pocket during Love in Vain & Sweet Virginia)
There were two tracks playing as I recorded it digitally, but the left was inaudible and full of hiss, so I re did it using just one track - the clearest. Do you want both?
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
falo01
()
Date: January 13, 2011 21:24
Quote
midimannz
Yes, it is mono. This is not the original cassette, I recall that I had two original master tapes and some years later (probably late 70s, early 80s I put the two redubbed on to one cassette tape. Probably had dolby on it too which has added the hiss, I will hunt out my stuff to see if I can locate the original two cassettes. It's going to take some days as I have a storage unit and all my stuff is packed away in there.
The recording was done on a mono mic (which clearly dropped into my pocket during Love in Vain & Sweet Virginia)
There were two tracks playing as I recorded it digitally, but the left was inaudible and full of hiss, so I re did it using just one track - the clearest. Do you want both?
no everything is fine this way, just wanted to be sure, because one usually has to channel recordings circulating. BTW, no big deal to get rif of the hiss without "destroying" the sound, tried it this afternoon and it was ok.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 21:38 by falo01.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
Erik_Snow
()
Date: January 13, 2011 21:30
I'm late to the party here, but I just wanted to say thanks a lot, midimannz, for sharing your old tapes. So we finally get to hear the full Auckland show, after all these years....! that's very nice. Haven't downloaded and listened yet, but I surely will.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
stonesmuziekfan
()
Date: January 13, 2011 21:33
Thanks a lot indeed
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: January 13, 2011 21:59
Quote
vancouverQuote
kleermakerQuote
vancouver
yes listen to it now..
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
Do you mean this one (Auckland)? It's not a good recording, though. A mix of this one with midimannz' tape (if possible) might result in a better sound quality. If someone thinks it's useful to upload this one, I'll do it (it's flac, as written below).
The Rolling Stones
All Meat Music
VGP-055
1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
lineage:
silver CDs -> WAV (EAC) ->FLAC8 (Max)
note:
Disc one is an exact copy of VGP-015 "Winter Tour - Auckland 1973".
In fact it is the same pressing just re packed for the VGP-055 double cd release. The CD shows even the number VGP-015 on it.
I have added the covers from my VGP-015 silvers as well, so you will actually get two VGP releases at once.
Disc 1: 1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Jumping Jack Flash
13 Street Fighting Man
Disc 2: 1973-02-27, Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 Honky Tonk Women
11 All Down The Line
12 Midnight Rambler
13 Introductions
14 Little Queenie
yes please
Okay, working on the upload of the Auckland show to MegaUpload.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
axl79
()
Date: January 13, 2011 22:08
Thanks for sharing!
Wonder how many other tapes are stored out there without notice ...
Thanks for the nice gift,midimannz !
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 22:21 by axl79.
Wonder how many other tapes are stored out there without notice ...
Thanks for the nice gift,midimannz !
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2011-01-13 22:21 by axl79.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
midimannz
()
Date: January 13, 2011 22:13
falo01
Do you weant me to redo this tape and send it up in two channel before you go to too much trouble?
Do you weant me to redo this tape and send it up in two channel before you go to too much trouble?
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
kleermaker
()
Date: January 13, 2011 23:48
Quote
kleermakerQuote
vancouverQuote
kleermakerQuote
vancouver
yes listen to it now..
yes the speed is to slow, someone should post the other source (to fill the gaps)mine is mp3 only )
Do you mean this one (Auckland)? It's not a good recording, though. A mix of this one with midimannz' tape (if possible) might result in a better sound quality. If someone thinks it's useful to upload this one, I'll do it (it's flac, as written below).
The Rolling Stones
All Meat Music
VGP-055
1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
lineage:
silver CDs -> WAV (EAC) ->FLAC8 (Max)
note:
Disc one is an exact copy of VGP-015 "Winter Tour - Auckland 1973".
In fact it is the same pressing just re packed for the VGP-055 double cd release. The CD shows even the number VGP-015 on it.
I have added the covers from my VGP-015 silvers as well, so you will actually get two VGP releases at once.
Disc 1: 1973-02-11, Western Spring Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
01 Brown Sugar
02 Bitch
03 Rocks Off
04 Gimme Shelter
05 Happy
06 Tumbling Dice
07 Love In Vain
08 Sweet Virginia
09 You Can't Always Get What You Want
10 All Down The Line
11 Midnight Rambler
12 Jumping Jack Flash
13 Street Fighting Man
yes please
Vancouver, here it is:
[www.iorr.org]
BTW: Many thanks to midimannz! Great story too!
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
falo01
()
Date: January 14, 2011 00:01
Quote
midimannz
falo01
Do you weant me to redo this tape and send it up in two channel before you go to too much trouble?
no trouble at all. if the other channel is full of hiss and inaudible,
nobody can use it and it is easy to convert it to 2 channels.
what "looks" strange and also sounds strange are the 1st 10 minutes.
they are worse than the rest of the recording. do you know what the reason is ?
in the end it is not that important because we will end up doing a mix of both
recordings and the beginning of your tape will not be needed.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 14, 2011 00:07
no trouble on pt 1
but pt two,i can't convert it
but pt two,i can't convert it
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
falo01
()
Date: January 14, 2011 00:33
Quote
vancouver
no trouble on pt 1
but pt two,i can't convert it
it worked with cool edit pro. the prob maybe is that part2 is a 32bit recording
and part1 is the usual 16bit recording.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 14, 2011 00:46
Quote
falo01Quote
vancouver
no trouble on pt 1
but pt two,i can't convert it
it worked with cool edit pro. the prob maybe is that part2 is a 32bit recording
and part1 is the usual 16bit recording.
yes i try a mixdown to 16 bit
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vox12string
()
Date: January 14, 2011 01:15
Thx for this one greatly appreciated, yes, it'll take a bit of work getting this together but with falo working on it it'll be just fine. Just revisiting the source Gazza found & I notice it's running fast by about a semi-tone (as is VGP 015) so it'll be mighty fine to get the whole show at the correct speed
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: January 14, 2011 01:29
Quote
vox12string
Thx for this one greatly appreciated, yes, it'll take a bit of work getting this together but with falo working on it it'll be just fine. Just revisiting the source Gazza found & I notice it's running fast by about a semi-tone (as is VGP 015) so it'll be mighty fine to get the whole show at the correct speed
there is a cut on the another source on "you cant always get what you want"
the cassette tape changes during the song,
thanks again for this.now pt 2 works fine (16bit)
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
midimannz
()
Date: January 14, 2011 01:40
the 1st 10 minutes.
they are worse than the rest of the recording. do you know what the reason is ?
I was on the move from centre of the stadium down to the front of the stage.....
they are worse than the rest of the recording. do you know what the reason is ?
I was on the move from centre of the stadium down to the front of the stage.....
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
dph
()
Date: January 14, 2011 02:58
I worked on the part after Midnight Rambler, since everything up to that point is available on the Vinyl Gang CD in better quality.
Anyway, that part (Mick talking, Rip This Joint, JJFlash, SFMan) runs about 10% slow. It also benefits from lots of hiss reduction. That's about all that can be done.
Anyway, that part (Mick talking, Rip This Joint, JJFlash, SFMan) runs about 10% slow. It also benefits from lots of hiss reduction. That's about all that can be done.
Re: Auckland'73 complete?
Posted by:
vox12string
()
Date: January 14, 2011 03:44
Quote
dph
I worked on the part after Midnight Rambler, since everything up to that point is available on the Vinyl Gang CD in better quality.
There's a couple of speed fluctuations in BS &, as vancouver has pointed out, there's a cut in YCAGWYW on Gazza's source so, these could be pasted over with the new source. We'll see what falo comes up with although I am going to work on it myself
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