Hello everyone!

Just found that some links for the Jan 18 1973 aren't valid anymore, so maybe there are some good spirits willing to upload these again?

1. January 18, 1973 - The Forum, Los Angeles, CA (YouTube Link)
a. AUDIO, VGP-283, 'All Meat Music' (V1, FileFactory) OR (V2, FileFactory)
b. AUDIO, C2C-10, 'We All Benefit' (Part 1) & (Part 2) *NOTE-SFM is incomplete

Thx in advance & best wishes
Paul



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-04-10 11:02 by pkrl5758.

VGP: [iorr.org]
Links are working for me.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2020-04-10 11:28 by wiredallnight.

Still doesn't work.

links are working for me too

Is it just me or does FileFactory offer unusually high DL speed for free users.
I'm currently dling a 1,5 Go file and my speed is around 250kB/s.

a. AUDIO, VGP-283, 'All Meat Music' (V1, FileFactory) OR (V2, FileFactory)



https://we.tl/t-JcXpZ5zO1f

Thx!

Finally I was able to download both titles.

Just stupid question, but do we have any source with final encore (Midnight Rambler) being achieved anywhere?

Jagger probably has the complete tape under his mattress...

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Is it just me or does FileFactory offer unusually high DL speed for free users.
I'm currently dling a 1,5 Go file and my speed is around 250kB/s.

I have had unusually good luck on file factory lately as a free user also.

Thanks for the WT link.

So sad there's no source including Midnight Rambler in circulation...

Is that only me or the "We All Benefit" set has some weird digital instances throughout.

Would you check please?

Coz I did and my copy I got from here have these digital flaws.
Anyone else noticed that?

I am still listening to this, what a great show it is!

I also found some weird inaccuracies between both of versions:
1. All That Meat
2. We All Benefit

Version #1 is a direct copy of the original 2LP set released by the TMoQ shortly after the show. It has the most complete version of this show.
Version #2 is different. Albeit of being taken from vinyl too (or acetate, as it has more pops/crackles throughout). It misses the spoken introduction, as well as audience blast before the Brown Sugar. Also, there are numerous short cuts just before the each songs that are missing some actual non music content. But what makes me really curious is fact that this CDR set sounds kinda different from main source - it is more hot, kinda distorted/overloaded, and its quality is a bit more sharp/dynamic. Does it possible that this set is taken allegedly from a separate source?

What do you think?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-05-03 12:18 by pkrl5758.

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pkrl5758
I am still listening to this, what a great show it is!

I also found some weird inaccuracies between both of versions:
1. All That Meat
2. We All Benefit

But what makes me really curious is fact that this "We All Benefit" CDR set sounds kinda different from main source - it is more hot, kinda distorted/overloaded, and its quality is a bit more sharp/dynamic. Does it possible that this set is taken allegedly from a separate source?

What do you think?

They used cheap software to make the music louder. In theory it adds dynamics... but really it renders the music more metallic and clipped.
A flat speed-corrected transfert of the original vinyl is all a fan needs.

Okay, so that Coast2Coast We All Benefit release is nothing more than just a distorted version of the common recording we all know, is that right?