Quote
HEILOOBAAS
It looks like the torrent is seederless, and dead.

Open your torrent client
go to
File\Add file\browse the torrent link and enter.

You may have a connectability (pfew...) problem, bro! It's well-seeded.
Anwyay it seems to be a slight upgrade over the previous transfert so you don't miss much.

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HEILOOBAAS
It looks like the torrent is seederless, and dead.

Here's a WT link, valid until March 6th:
[we.tl]

Chris from Belgium

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coowouters

Quote
HEILOOBAAS
It looks like the torrent is seederless, and dead.

Here's a WT link, valid until March 6th:
[we.tl]

Thank you a lot Chris! Very much appreciated!

That tape runs too fast, something between 4% and 6,5%...

I'm hardly surprised... KRW_CO does a great job but he often posts tapes "as is" i.e. too slow or too fast.

The best option would be to speed-correct the tape using cd2 of DAC-015 as a guide/model. The boot sounds horrible (metallic and over-amplified) but it runs at the right speed.

I don't like the 69 tour much but one has to admit it's a strong show.
And it's great to be able to listen to a 1969 tape from a verified low-gen. It makes the claims that some boots from this tour are taken from Master, rather questionable (MSG I Nov.27 comes to mind).



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-03-03 19:22 by dcba.

Rolling Stones
Colisée de Québec, Quebec City, QC, Canada
January 5, 1998

Lineage: Unknown mics > Sony DAT > DAT master transferred to cassette > Tascam 202MKV > Edirol R09 (16/44) > Adobe Audition CC2017 (level boost/hiss reduction) > CD Wave Editor (track) > flac8

Recorded by: Andymon
Transfer & Tracking: Smores

setlist:
1. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
2. Let's Spend The Night Together
3. Flip The Switch
4. Gimme Shelter
5. Anybody Seen My Baby?
6. Saint Of Me
7. Bitch
8. Under My Thumb
9. Miss You
10. -band intros-
11. All About You
12. Wanna Hold You
13. -segue to B-Stage-
14. Little Queenie [Chuck Berry]
15. The Last Time
16. Like A Rolling Stone [Bob Dylan]
17. Sympathy For The Devil
18. Tumbling Dice
19. Honky Tonk Women
20. Start Me Up
21. Jumpin' Jack Flash
22. -encore break-
23. Brown Sugar

This show is another "Andymon" master. He was kind enough to give some of his masters to be shared in this forum.


Size 722.23 MB
Added Sun 17th Mar, 2019 13:09 GMT
Upped by smores
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[this tape is probably the source for the Montserrat boot. The show has a fantastic scorching version of GS!!!]

Anyone to share it here? Looks interesting recording,the old one is incomplete so that it´s cut between songs if i remember correctly.

Rolling Stones
Colisée de Québec, Quebec City, QC, Canada
January 5, 1998
Upped by smores @ Dime
7Zip
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Cheers
Hervé

Thank you all involved person and hj3009

Thank YOU!

Rolling Stones
Pontiac Silverdome
Pontiac, MI (USA)
November 30, 1981

First Generation [[b]audience[/b]] Analog
From The JEMS Archive
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

SETLIST
1 Bill Graham Intro/Under My Thumb
2 When the Whip Comes Down
3 Let’s Spend the Night Together
4 Shattered
5 Neighbors
6 Black Limousine
7 Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)
8 Twenty Flight Rock
(tape pause edit at 00:37:54:11)
9 Going to a-Go-Go
(tape flip edit at 00:41:24:13)
10 Let Me Go
11 Time Is on My Side
12 Beast of Burden
13 Waiting on a Friend
14 Let It Bleed
15 You Can’t Always Get What You Want
16 Little T&A
(tape flip edit at 01:24:44:01)
17 Tumbling Dice
18 She’s So Cold
19 Hang Fire
20 Miss You
21 Honky Tonk Women
22 Brown Sugar
23 Start Me Up
(edit at 02:07:36:14) Jumpin’ Jack Flash
24 Satisfaction

Size 792.90 MB (831,418,676 bytes)
Added Sun 07th Apr, 2019 18:11 GMT
Upped by KRW_CO

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(my comment : average recording of a very poor show. And this tape runs much too fast! DAC-076 is the one to pick. And for you 1981 masochists there's another wonderfully bad and lifeless version of LIB here >< ]



Edited 7 time(s). Last edit at 2019-04-07 23:21 by dcba.

I d/l this but might just delete it now.
Unfortunately a lot of the Kew-co stuff is way off pitch wise.

Well if you know Audacity you can slow down the speed of the tape by 3,8% and you'll be good.

Thank's for info but I don't have Audacity.
I might look into trying to get it.

It's time to forward these evaluations to KRW-CO.

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marko

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dcba
The Rolling Stones
Aloha Stadium
Honolulu,Hawaii
1998-01-23

Audience Recording
DAT M>Clone
Gear info: Sony ECM 66b>Sony D-8
Lineage: DAT>CD-R>EAC WAV>TLH FLAC 8
Taper:"K.J.C."

Disc one 75:04
01-Intro
02-I Can't Get No Satisfaction
03-Let's Spend The Night Together
04-Flip the Switch
05-Gimme Shelter
06-All Down the Line
07-Angie
08-Saint Of Me
09-Out of Control
10-She's A Rainbow
11-Miss You
12-Thief In The Night
13-Wanna Hold You

Disc Two B-Stage 62:22
14-Little Queenie
15-The Last Time
16-Like a Rolling Stone
17-Sympathy
18-Tumbling Dice
19-Honky Tonk Women
20-Start Me Up
21-Jumpin Jack Flash
22-YCAGWYW
23-Brown Sugar

Notes:
Decent quality audience recording without too much crowd noise.
Master clone received in trade from the taper.
Fresh transfer, this source possibly not circulated ever.

Size 926.84 MB (971,863,485 bytes)
Upped by sunvenusmoon

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Anyone?

I want this recording too, thank you [www.dbboots.com]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-05-14 21:16 by DiegoGlimmerStones.

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Dr John Lone Star Cafe NYC 1987-11-07
Info hash 5c8aa520cf999a29b9ff7d72a2be21e5417cfde9
Description This is a repost, Music files have been tagged and renamed. New ffp file. Directory names and txt file updated.

All thanks to DAVMAR for recording and sharing this gem.

-----------------------
DR. JOHN
LONE STAR CAFE,
NEW YORK,NY,USA
NOVEMBER 7,1987

DR. JOHN-VOCALS, PIANO
WILBUR BASCOMB-BASS
JOE CAROL-GUITAR
TRAZZI-PERCUSSION
LOU MARINI-SAX
LEW SOLOFF-TRUMPET
RONNIE CUBER-SAX
RICHARD CROOKS-DRUMS
HERMAN EARNEST-DRUMS ##
MICK TAYLOR-GUITAR **

EARLY SHOW

1-IKO IKO
2-HAPPY BIRTHDAY > SOMETHING YOU GOT
3-RIGHT PLACE WRONG TIME
4-I'VE BEEN HOODOOED > WALK ON GUILDED SPLINTERS
5-JAMBALAYA
6-WILD HONEY
7-SUCH A NIGHT (TAPE FLIP)
8-GEORGIA ON MY MIND
9-QUALIFIED
10-BIG CHIEF

LATE SHOW

1-INSTRUMENTAL INTRO
2-JUNCO PARTNER
3-RENEGADE ##
4-SAME OLD SAME OLD ##
5-MESS AROUND ##
6-LIFE ##
7-WANG DANG DOODLE
8-TIPITINA VARIATIONS
9-RAIN
10-MY BLUE HEAVEN **
11-YOU LIE TOO MUCH > YOU AIN'T SUCH A MUCH **
12-SUGAR SWEET > GOT MY MOJO WORKING **
13-BIG BASS DRUM (ON A MARDI GRAS DAY)

CASSETTE SB MASTER (SONY TC-D5 W/MAXELL XLII-90 DOLBY OFF) >
EDIROL USB UA-1EX AUDIO INTERFACE >
COOL EDIT > CD WAVE EDITOR > FLAC

HERE'S HOW THIS WENT. DR. JOHN WAS GOING BACK AND FORTH
BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND NYC AND HAD A PLACE NOT FAR
FROM THE LONE STAR CAFE SO HE PLAYED THERE ON A REGULAR BASIS.
WE HAD MANY CHANCES TO HANG OUT WITH HIM AT THE SHOWS
AND HE ALWAYS HAD GREAT STORIES. HE GAVE ME THE OK TO PLUG
INTO THE BOARD THIS NIGHT. AT THE TIME OF THIS SHOW, DR. JOHN'S
BASS PLAYER WAS THE GREAT WILBUR BASCOMB. WILBUR WAS ALSO
WORKING WITH MICK TAYLOR'S BAND. BETWEEN SHOWS I WAS IN
THE DRESSING ROOM WITH MY GOOD FRIEND BOBBY WHEN MICK
CAME IN TO SEE WILBUR. I NOTICED THIS AND MENTIONED IT
TO MY FRIEND AND SUGGESTED THAT MAYBE MICK COULD SIT IN
WITH DR. JOHN. WE FIRST WENT TO DR. JOHN AND TOLD HIM THAT
MICK WOULD LIKE TO SIT IN FOR A FEW. WE THEN SAID TO MICK
THAT DR. JOHN WOULD LIKE HIM TO SIT IN. APPARENTLY OUR LITTLE
PLAN WORKED AS THEY BOTH AGREED. MICK CAME UP FOR THREE SONGS.
PROBABLY NOT BEING TOO FAMILIAR WITH THE NEW ORLEANS STYLE,
DURING THE FIRST SONG HE SEEMED A LITTLE UNSURE OF HIMSELF.
AFTER THE FIRST SONG I WAS AT THE SB CALLING FOR
A BLUES SINCE I KNEW MICK WOULD DO BETTER IN THAT SETTING.
THE SECOND SONG WAS A MEDIUM TEMPO BLUES SHUFFLE AND
IT WAS GOOD FOR EVERYONE. THE FINAL SONG WAS PRETTY STRAIGHT AHEAD
AND WORKED WELL TOO.

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Rolling Stones
Soldier Field
Chicago, Illinois
June 21, 2019

Source: Church Audio CA-11 cards => UGLY pre-amp => Tascam DR-2D (24-bit)
Transfer: DR-2D => WAV => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC (level 8)

A 16-bit version will be posted when the 24-bit has been fully seeded.

Location: Side stage, mezzanine, 1st row

Setlist:

(1) Entrance (1:00)
(2) Street Fighting Man (4:21)
(3) Let's Spend The Night Together (9:39)
(4) Sad Sad Sad (5:00)
(5) You Got Me Rocking (4:14)
(6) You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:56)
(7) B-stage music (0:46)
(8) Angie (3:50)
(9) Dead Flowers (4:16)
(10) Sympathy For The Devil (7:23)
(11) Honky Tonk Women (4:20)
(12) Band introductions (4:40)
(13) You Got The Silver (3:43)
(14) Before They Make Me Run (4:26)
(15) Miss You (8:13)
(16) Paint It Black (5:37)
(17) Midnight Rambler (12:16)
(18) Start Me Up (4:34)
(19) Jumping Jack Flash (4:35)
(20) Brown Sugar (5:28)
(21) Encore break (2:26)
(22) Gimme Shelter (6:45)
(23) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (7:02)

Md5 signature file is included. Sorry, no artwork (feel free to make some)

Comments:

Opening night of the North American leg of the Stones' "No Filter" tour. The setlist is mostly a continuation of the 2018 performances, with the exception of "Sad Sad Sad" taking the slot of a new song, and "You Got Me Rocking" as the fan vote (I suspect the ballot box was "stuffed," since I don't know anyone who likes that song). Very solid career retrospective for casual fans, who of course are the target audience of stadium shows. As much as I would have liked to see some additional deep cuts, the setlist met my expectations.

In terms of performance, when you watch Mick and Ron onstage, it is hard to believe that they are 75 and 72, respectively. The two of them worked the full width of the stage nonstop with enthusiasm and showed no sign of wearing out. Keith, on the other hand, I felt looked and sounded every bit of his 75 years; his guitar licks were much more economical and his overall presence was far more reserved than prior tours. He still has the chops, but he seems to have scaled down his involvement.

I was really happy with the recording overall. I was front row side stage, slightly out of line with the left stack. I would have liked to have been one section to the right, but overall the sound was good. I deliberately wore a heavy leather jacket with the collar flipped up to shield the mics (thank you, 58-degree "summer" Chicago weather) and it blocked out the cheers and chatting of my neighbors. There is practically no crowd interference, which is great.

This was a fun show overall, and though obviously I haven't spent much time with the recording (the show ended 2 1/2 hours ago as I write this), I think people will find it enjoyable. There were some opening night flubs -- Ron missed the cue for a couple guitar solo, "Satisfaction" got tangled up in the coda, and the first few numbers had some gaffes -- but overall a really solid performance. There were some issues with the sound (particularly the vocals, which inexplicably dropped down in the mix periodically) but I think on a casual listen they won't be noticeable.

There may be sources that come from $2500 rigs (and I hope there are) but in the meantime, I thought this would be an acceptable document of the show for those who are interested.

Mp3 samples are included in the comments.

Upped by ademotte

Rolling Stones
Soldier Field
Chicago, Illinois
June 21, 2019

Source: Church Audio CA-11 cards => UGLY pre-amp => Tascam DR-2D (24-bit)
Transfer: DR-2D => WAV => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC (level 8)

A 16-bit version will be posted when the 24-bit has been fully seeded.

Location: Side stage, mezzanine, 1st row

Setlist:

(1) Entrance (1:00)
(2) Street Fighting Man (4:21)
(3) Let's Spend The Night Together + Tumbling Dice (9:39)
(4) Sad Sad Sad (5:00)
(5) You Got Me Rocking (4:14)
(6) You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:56)
(7) B-stage music (0:46)
(8) Angie (3:50)
(9) Dead Flowers (4:16)
(10) Sympathy For The Devil (7:23)
(11) Honky Tonk Women (4:20)
(12) Band introductions (4:40)
(13) You Got The Silver (3:43)
(14) Before They Make Me Run (4:26)
(15) Miss You (8:13)
(16) Paint It Black (5:37)
(17) Midnight Rambler (12:16)
(18) Start Me Up (4:34)
(19) Jumping Jack Flash (4:35)
(20) Brown Sugar (5:28)
(21) Encore break (2:26)
(22) Gimme Shelter (6:45)
(23) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (7:02)


Comments:

Opening night of the North American leg of the Stones' "No Filter" tour. The setlist is mostly a continuation of the 2018 performances, with the exception of "Sad Sad Sad" taking the slot of a new song, and "You Got Me Rocking" as the fan vote (I suspect the ballot box was "stuffed," since I don't know anyone who likes that song). Very solid career retrospective for casual fans, who of course are the target audience of stadium shows. As much as I would have liked to see some additional deep cuts, the setlist met my expectations.

In terms of performance, when you watch Mick and Ron onstage, it is hard to believe that they are 75 and 72, respectively. The two of them worked the full width of the stage nonstop with enthusiasm and showed no sign of wearing out. Keith, on the other hand, I felt looked and sounded every bit of his 75 years; his guitar licks were much more economical and his overall presence was far more reserved than prior tours. He still has the chops, but he seems to have scaled down his involvement.

I was really happy with the recording overall. I was front row side stage, slightly out of line with the left stack. I would have liked to have been one section to the right, but overall the sound was good. I deliberately wore a heavy leather jacket with the collar flipped up to shield the mics (thank you, 58-degree "summer" Chicago weather) and it blocked out the cheers and chatting of my neighbors. There is practically no crowd interference, which is great.

This was a fun show overall, and though obviously I haven't spent much time with the recording (the show ended 2 1/2 hours ago as I write this), I think people will find it enjoyable. There were some opening night flubs -- Ron missed the cue for a couple guitar solo, "Satisfaction" got tangled up in the coda, and the first few numbers had some gaffes -- but overall a really solid performance. There were some issues with the sound (particularly the vocals, which inexplicably dropped down in the mix periodically) but I think on a casual listen they won't be noticeable.

There may be sources that come from $2500 rigs (and I hope there are) but in the meantime, I thought this would be an acceptable document of the show for those who are interested.


Size 1.22 GB (1,307,452,385 bytes)
Added Sat 22nd Jun, 2019 06:55 GMT
Upped by ademotte

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-06-22 10:55 by dcba.

Thanks for sharing.

Quote
dcba
Rolling Stones
Soldier Field
Chicago, Illinois
June 21, 2019

Source: Church Audio CA-11 cards => UGLY pre-amp => Tascam DR-2D (24-bit)
Transfer: DR-2D => WAV => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC (level 8)

A 16-bit version will be posted when the 24-bit has been fully seeded.

Location: Side stage, mezzanine, 1st row

Setlist:

(1) Entrance (1:00)
(2) Street Fighting Man (4:21)
(3) Let's Spend The Night Together + Tumbling Dice (9:39)
(4) Sad Sad Sad (5:00)
(5) You Got Me Rocking (4:14)
(6) You Can't Always Get What You Want (7:56)
(7) B-stage music (0:46)
(8) Angie (3:50)
(9) Dead Flowers (4:16)
(10) Sympathy For The Devil (7:23)
(11) Honky Tonk Women (4:20)
(12) Band introductions (4:40)
(13) You Got The Silver (3:43)
(14) Before They Make Me Run (4:26)
(15) Miss You (8:13)
(16) Paint It Black (5:37)
(17) Midnight Rambler (12:16)
(18) Start Me Up (4:34)
(19) Jumping Jack Flash (4:35)
(20) Brown Sugar (5:28)
(21) Encore break (2:26)
(22) Gimme Shelter (6:45)
(23) (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (7:02)


Comments:

Opening night of the North American leg of the Stones' "No Filter" tour. The setlist is mostly a continuation of the 2018 performances, with the exception of "Sad Sad Sad" taking the slot of a new song, and "You Got Me Rocking" as the fan vote (I suspect the ballot box was "stuffed," since I don't know anyone who likes that song). Very solid career retrospective for casual fans, who of course are the target audience of stadium shows. As much as I would have liked to see some additional deep cuts, the setlist met my expectations.

In terms of performance, when you watch Mick and Ron onstage, it is hard to believe that they are 75 and 72, respectively. The two of them worked the full width of the stage nonstop with enthusiasm and showed no sign of wearing out. Keith, on the other hand, I felt looked and sounded every bit of his 75 years; his guitar licks were much more economical and his overall presence was far more reserved than prior tours. He still has the chops, but he seems to have scaled down his involvement.

I was really happy with the recording overall. I was front row side stage, slightly out of line with the left stack. I would have liked to have been one section to the right, but overall the sound was good. I deliberately wore a heavy leather jacket with the collar flipped up to shield the mics (thank you, 58-degree "summer" Chicago weather) and it blocked out the cheers and chatting of my neighbors. There is practically no crowd interference, which is great.

This was a fun show overall, and though obviously I haven't spent much time with the recording (the show ended 2 1/2 hours ago as I write this), I think people will find it enjoyable. There were some opening night flubs -- Ron missed the cue for a couple guitar solo, "Satisfaction" got tangled up in the coda, and the first few numbers had some gaffes -- but overall a really solid performance. There were some issues with the sound (particularly the vocals, which inexplicably dropped down in the mix periodically) but I think on a casual listen they won't be noticeable.

There may be sources that come from $2500 rigs (and I hope there are) but in the meantime, I thought this would be an acceptable document of the show for those who are interested.


Size 1.22 GB (1,307,452,385 bytes)
Added Sat 22nd Jun, 2019 06:55 GMT
Upped by ademotte

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Please upload to WeTransfer, thanks

luv' the 2120 South Michigan Avenue background before Angie
Thanks for the link and to the original uploader !

HMN



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2019-06-22 13:13 by Honestman.

Link Expires June 29th:[we.tl]

Thanks

The Rolling Stones

December 8, 1994
Syracuse University,
Carrier Dome,
Syracuse, NY

Source: Schoeps CMC-34's (110°) > M-1000 cables > Tao power supply > Master DAT (Panasonic SV-255)
Location: section 5, row bb, seat 5/6, center foh
Transfer: PCM-R500 > digi coax > Edirol R-44 > USB
Lineage: DAT 16/48 > WAV > TLH > FLAC > Audacity > FLAC

Jeff Metchick Master Digital Audience Recording
Transfer by dMonkey
Edited & mastered by Joe Noel
June 19, 2018

Notes;
- tape change was cross faded


- setlist -
t01 - Not Fade Away (Charles Hardin, Norman Petty)
t02 - Tumbling Dice
t03 - You Got Me Rocking
t04 - Shattered
t05 - Rocks Off
t06 - Sparks Will Fly
t07 - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
t08 - Beast of Burden
t09 - Memory Motel
t10 - Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
t11 - Love Is Strong
t12 - It's All Over Now (Bobby Womack, Shirley Womack)
t13 - I Go Wild
t14 - Miss You
t15 - [the players]
t16 - Honky Tonk Women
t17 - Before They Make Me Run
t18 - The Worst
t19 - Sympathy for the Devil
t20 - Monkey Man
t21 - Street Fighting Man
t22 - Start Me Up
t23 - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
t24 - Brown Sugar
t25 - [encore break]
t26 - Jumpin' Jack Flash

total time: 02:11:43


Size 846.37 MB (887,480,497 bytes)
Added Sun 23rd Jun, 2019 03:22 GMT

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well,anyone to share Syracuse here?

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Mick Taylor with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers
6-12-82 (listed as 6-10-82) First Show
Paradise, Boston

&

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JOHN MAYALL & THE BLUESBREAKERS
June 12, 1982 Saturday Late Set
Paradise Theatre,
Boston, Ma. USA

For info click the torrentfiles

Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by: marko ()
Date: June 23, 2019 16:04

well,anyone to share Syracuse here?

Here you go. Good for 7 days

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