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This sounds better and is in better stereo than "the other version seeded some years ago" (which is on DAC-135). But it is from the same (re)broadcast with a speaker permanently saying "Horizonte"...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-01-05 19:09 by wiredallnight.
Here I cannot access to Dime.
I like to know if they're different as:
- For Your Precious Love I (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -early
version without piano and backing vocals
- For Your Precious Love II (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -with
add. piano and backing vocals
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Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
wiredallnight
()
Date: August 1, 2023 16:01
Both shows are the known sources as e. g. on Guten Abend Frankfurt (VGP-266).
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2023-08-01 16:46 by wiredallnight.
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2023-08-01 16:46 by wiredallnight.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Quique-stone
()
Date: August 1, 2023 17:16
Thanks for bringing here the 1973-09-28 LRW early show StonyRoad!
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Britney
()
Date: August 1, 2023 21:48
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sandandglueQuote
BritneyQuote
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dcba
Does anyone know the source for this show - is it a better or lower generation than what we’ve had before? Thanks in advance.
See my earlier post "This is actually an upgrade/lower gen copy for the tapesource that was used for the poor sounding Rockin' Rott release of this show."
I thought that mention was regards the TV broadcast tracks. My apologies.
No apologies required. It looks like I quoted the wrong post indeed. But the \ new' 1973-09-28 LRW - early show post is indeed a lower gen upgrade for the Rockin' Rott release.
www.rsundercover.eu
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2023-08-01 21:52 by Britney.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: October 20, 2023 00:28
Jack Bruce/Carla Bley/Mick Taylor Band - Gothenburg, Sweden - 1975-05-15 ***RIP Carla***
Live at Scandanaviun Hall, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1975-05-15 (SBD)
JACK BRUCE: el-bass, p, vocals
MICK TAYLOR: el-guitar
CARLA BLEY: org, synth
RON LEAHY: p, keyb, synth
BRUCE GARY: drums
Tracks given as following (however I dont know how it fits to the tracking above):
MORNING STORY
PIECES OF MIND
KEEP IT DOWN
TICKETS TO WATERFALL
WEIRD OF HERMISTON
POST WAR
OUT INTO THE FIELDS
POLITICIAN
INSTRUMENTAL
WITHOUT A WORD
SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE
TOTAL TIME: about 90 min ***Complete show***
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Live at Scandanaviun Hall, Gothenburg, Sweden, 1975-05-15 (SBD)
JACK BRUCE: el-bass, p, vocals
MICK TAYLOR: el-guitar
CARLA BLEY: org, synth
RON LEAHY: p, keyb, synth
BRUCE GARY: drums
Tracks given as following (however I dont know how it fits to the tracking above):
MORNING STORY
PIECES OF MIND
KEEP IT DOWN
TICKETS TO WATERFALL
WEIRD OF HERMISTON
POST WAR
OUT INTO THE FIELDS
POLITICIAN
INSTRUMENTAL
WITHOUT A WORD
SUNSHINE OF YOUR LOVE
TOTAL TIME: about 90 min ***Complete show***
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Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
hj3009
()
Date: December 2, 2023 11:43
Rolling Stones 1969-12-06 Tracy California Upped by scrambldy Added Sat 02nd Dec, 2023 05:53 GMT
[www.dimeadozen.org]
The Rolling Stones
1969-12-06
("Dick Carter's") Altamont Speedway
Livermore
California
01 Sam Cutler Intro and Crowd 01:39.1 mono 02 Jumpin Jack Flash 04:20.0+ mono 03 Carol 03:47.4+ mono (fades into single stereo audience source at about 2'24") 04 Sympathy For the Devil (1) 01:44.1 05 Disturbance (1) 01:17.5 06 Sympathy For The Devil 2 07:28.5* (fades into single stereo audience source at 6'07") 07 Disturbance (2) 02:55.3 08 The Sun Is Shining 04:05.6 09 Stray Cat Blues 03:47.3 10 Love In Vain 05:41.2 11 Under My Thumb (1) 00:43.3 12 Disturbance (3) 02:31.1 13 Under My Thumb (2) 03:40.3* 14 Intro To Brown Sugar 00:58.0 15 Brown Sugar 03:24.5 16 Intro To Midnight Rambler 01:30.2 17 Midnight Rambler 08:06.5 18 Intro to Live With Me 00:59.2 19 Live With Me 03:21.3 20 Gimme Shelter 04:41.3* 21 Little Queenie 04:14.3 22 Satisfaction 06:33.2 23 Intro to Honky Tonk Women 00:47.6 24 Honky Tonk Women 03:57.1 25 Street Fighting Man 04:09.7
Total length: 86'26"
CD 1 Tracks 1-15 (48'06")
CD 2 Tracks 16-25 (38'23")
+ True blends of the 'master aud tape' and the recently circulated audience tape recorded for radio broadcast from Watchit/gottogo99 (thank you!) at Dime and The Trader's Den.
* True blends of the audience and soundboard recordings.
By true blend, I mean that the two sources were run simultaneously and mixed to a new track.
Background:
One of the most storied recordings in Rolling Stones history. Apart from the obvious crowd problems (MJ: "Well, there've been a few hang ups. But generally, ... you've been beautiful!"), this was a pretty strong performance. The audience taping of the entire show must be--given the very difficult conditions--one of the most heroic recordings ever made.
Many versions of this recordings have circulated over the years, including the well-known bootleg "The Killer Festival, Altamont 1969" (VGP-113). I think the best version of the audience tape currently available is the one gottogo99 posted at The Trader's Den in December 2008 (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=67697). Please check over there for details. It's still running if you want the "pure" version of this tape.
What do we have here?:
This version is true blend (or matrix) of as much of the show as is available from five different sources. Note that none of them had all the pieces. The idea was to get the best possible sound for each track, but retain all the crowd noise, reactions, etc. in the recording. The crowd was obviously an integral part of this event, I've kept all of that from all the sources.
Sources (in the order of the amount I used):
1) A "copy of the master tape". Supplied lineage: master > 1st gen > CDR. This purports to be a lo-gen copy of the master tape, but it has a fade-in at the beginning of Jumping Jack Flash that is not on VGP 113. There are also other small edits and odd drop outs that are not present on VGP-113. This source also ran fast, and it has been pitch/speed corrected for the current version. The used the soundboard files as reference. This source has less hiss than VGP 113. And like all other versions of this source, it is stereo, most likely fake. I used this source as the base for my edits.
2) The soundboard recordings used for the "Gimme Shelter" movie. Supplied lineage: "Gimme Shelter" > Remastered (unknown label) > CD > aiff (xACT). I used Sympathy For The Devil (2) and Under My Thumb (2) from this source, and Gimme Shelter from "A Shot of Salvation, Scorpio OM 90-64-17" to blend in with the aud recording. I like the sound of these blends; others may not. I think the Altamont Sympathy For The Devil is one of the best ever live versions, but it was extensively edited for the soundtrack. The beginning was badly edited, and Mick Taylor's solo was almost completely cut out (shame!). Keith's solo is very distant on the audience recording, but is now much higher in the mix. The audience "accompaniments" really add atmosphere. Under My Thumb (2) and Gimme Shelter were unedited on the soundboard recording, so the blends flow quite well.
3) The recently surfaced files supplied by Watchit/gottogo99 (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=78161). I used this for the Sam Cutler Intro, Jumpin Jack Flash, and most of Carol. After that the tape speed problem really kick in.
4) A 4th gen recording. Supplied lineage: Singlepoint stereo mic (possibly a Sony) > portable mini reel to reel > 3rd or 4th gen tape > U2A AD converter > Dell Inspiron 3500 > cool Edit pro > Cdwav > cdr > EAC > SHN (76.46 mins). This was the only lineage that was specific about the recording apparatus, but who knows whether it was correct or not. The taper photos from Gimme Shelter (see the Watchit files at TTD) and Ethan Russell's book suggests that neither of the known recorders were reel-to-reel. This source had the extra 1.30 mins introduction to Midnight Rambler.
5) The well known VGP-113 boot. "The Killer Festival, Altamont 1969" (VGP-113): Silvers > EAC > Wav > Flac Frontend > flac 8. This commonly circulated source has significant tape hiss not present on the other sources I used, probably from crudely boosting the higher frequencies. It sounds way over processed to me. I used this for bits of audience reaction, tape noise etc. that was missing elsewhere.
How did I put this together?:
I used source 1) as my foundation. This was speed corrected to approximate the 3 soundboard tracks, and had other manipulations added using Logic Pro 7 (Apple). The other sources were mixed in as required using Logic Pro's multitrack capability. I used hundreds of edits to produce the final version, but in particular: multiband compression, parametric equalization, linear phase equalization, gain adjustment, and cross fades between channels and songs. All of these edits were applied as minimally as possible, and each track was treated separately. In some cases an 8 track mix was used to get the best balance of gain and equalization across a particular song. No noise reduction was used at any point.
Final lineage: Mixing (Logic Pro 7)> bounced to aiff > track splitting on sector boundaries (Amadeus Pro) > Flac and SBE check (xACT).
The final recording does not sound as as harsh as VGP 113; I prefer the balance and the overall sound. I think the blended tracks really add a new dimension to the recording. Others may prefer the unedited audience recording; but there you go--you don't have to keep this one.
Thanks to the many people who helped out with trades, info, and who took the time to answer my emails. Thanks also to siege72 at Dime for invaluable help with speed/pitch corrections.
bigtyke66
January, 2010
[www.dimeadozen.org]
The Rolling Stones
1969-12-06
("Dick Carter's") Altamont Speedway
Livermore
California
01 Sam Cutler Intro and Crowd 01:39.1 mono 02 Jumpin Jack Flash 04:20.0+ mono 03 Carol 03:47.4+ mono (fades into single stereo audience source at about 2'24") 04 Sympathy For the Devil (1) 01:44.1 05 Disturbance (1) 01:17.5 06 Sympathy For The Devil 2 07:28.5* (fades into single stereo audience source at 6'07") 07 Disturbance (2) 02:55.3 08 The Sun Is Shining 04:05.6 09 Stray Cat Blues 03:47.3 10 Love In Vain 05:41.2 11 Under My Thumb (1) 00:43.3 12 Disturbance (3) 02:31.1 13 Under My Thumb (2) 03:40.3* 14 Intro To Brown Sugar 00:58.0 15 Brown Sugar 03:24.5 16 Intro To Midnight Rambler 01:30.2 17 Midnight Rambler 08:06.5 18 Intro to Live With Me 00:59.2 19 Live With Me 03:21.3 20 Gimme Shelter 04:41.3* 21 Little Queenie 04:14.3 22 Satisfaction 06:33.2 23 Intro to Honky Tonk Women 00:47.6 24 Honky Tonk Women 03:57.1 25 Street Fighting Man 04:09.7
Total length: 86'26"
CD 1 Tracks 1-15 (48'06")
CD 2 Tracks 16-25 (38'23")
+ True blends of the 'master aud tape' and the recently circulated audience tape recorded for radio broadcast from Watchit/gottogo99 (thank you!) at Dime and The Trader's Den.
* True blends of the audience and soundboard recordings.
By true blend, I mean that the two sources were run simultaneously and mixed to a new track.
Background:
One of the most storied recordings in Rolling Stones history. Apart from the obvious crowd problems (MJ: "Well, there've been a few hang ups. But generally, ... you've been beautiful!"), this was a pretty strong performance. The audience taping of the entire show must be--given the very difficult conditions--one of the most heroic recordings ever made.
Many versions of this recordings have circulated over the years, including the well-known bootleg "The Killer Festival, Altamont 1969" (VGP-113). I think the best version of the audience tape currently available is the one gottogo99 posted at The Trader's Den in December 2008 (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=67697). Please check over there for details. It's still running if you want the "pure" version of this tape.
What do we have here?:
This version is true blend (or matrix) of as much of the show as is available from five different sources. Note that none of them had all the pieces. The idea was to get the best possible sound for each track, but retain all the crowd noise, reactions, etc. in the recording. The crowd was obviously an integral part of this event, I've kept all of that from all the sources.
Sources (in the order of the amount I used):
1) A "copy of the master tape". Supplied lineage: master > 1st gen > CDR. This purports to be a lo-gen copy of the master tape, but it has a fade-in at the beginning of Jumping Jack Flash that is not on VGP 113. There are also other small edits and odd drop outs that are not present on VGP-113. This source also ran fast, and it has been pitch/speed corrected for the current version. The used the soundboard files as reference. This source has less hiss than VGP 113. And like all other versions of this source, it is stereo, most likely fake. I used this source as the base for my edits.
2) The soundboard recordings used for the "Gimme Shelter" movie. Supplied lineage: "Gimme Shelter" > Remastered (unknown label) > CD > aiff (xACT). I used Sympathy For The Devil (2) and Under My Thumb (2) from this source, and Gimme Shelter from "A Shot of Salvation, Scorpio OM 90-64-17" to blend in with the aud recording. I like the sound of these blends; others may not. I think the Altamont Sympathy For The Devil is one of the best ever live versions, but it was extensively edited for the soundtrack. The beginning was badly edited, and Mick Taylor's solo was almost completely cut out (shame!). Keith's solo is very distant on the audience recording, but is now much higher in the mix. The audience "accompaniments" really add atmosphere. Under My Thumb (2) and Gimme Shelter were unedited on the soundboard recording, so the blends flow quite well.
3) The recently surfaced files supplied by Watchit/gottogo99 (http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=78161). I used this for the Sam Cutler Intro, Jumpin Jack Flash, and most of Carol. After that the tape speed problem really kick in.
4) A 4th gen recording. Supplied lineage: Singlepoint stereo mic (possibly a Sony) > portable mini reel to reel > 3rd or 4th gen tape > U2A AD converter > Dell Inspiron 3500 > cool Edit pro > Cdwav > cdr > EAC > SHN (76.46 mins). This was the only lineage that was specific about the recording apparatus, but who knows whether it was correct or not. The taper photos from Gimme Shelter (see the Watchit files at TTD) and Ethan Russell's book suggests that neither of the known recorders were reel-to-reel. This source had the extra 1.30 mins introduction to Midnight Rambler.
5) The well known VGP-113 boot. "The Killer Festival, Altamont 1969" (VGP-113): Silvers > EAC > Wav > Flac Frontend > flac 8. This commonly circulated source has significant tape hiss not present on the other sources I used, probably from crudely boosting the higher frequencies. It sounds way over processed to me. I used this for bits of audience reaction, tape noise etc. that was missing elsewhere.
How did I put this together?:
I used source 1) as my foundation. This was speed corrected to approximate the 3 soundboard tracks, and had other manipulations added using Logic Pro 7 (Apple). The other sources were mixed in as required using Logic Pro's multitrack capability. I used hundreds of edits to produce the final version, but in particular: multiband compression, parametric equalization, linear phase equalization, gain adjustment, and cross fades between channels and songs. All of these edits were applied as minimally as possible, and each track was treated separately. In some cases an 8 track mix was used to get the best balance of gain and equalization across a particular song. No noise reduction was used at any point.
Final lineage: Mixing (Logic Pro 7)> bounced to aiff > track splitting on sector boundaries (Amadeus Pro) > Flac and SBE check (xACT).
The final recording does not sound as as harsh as VGP 113; I prefer the balance and the overall sound. I think the blended tracks really add a new dimension to the recording. Others may prefer the unedited audience recording; but there you go--you don't have to keep this one.
Thanks to the many people who helped out with trades, info, and who took the time to answer my emails. Thanks also to siege72 at Dime for invaluable help with speed/pitch corrections.
bigtyke66
January, 2010
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Keessie
()
Date: December 2, 2023 11:45
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Mick Taylor
Kunstpark Ost
Muenchen, GER
2001-11-04
source: analog audience recording
gen: of master cassettes
taper: RM: Sony TCS-580 V analog mobile tapedeck w/Internal mics
files provided by: RM
transfer: cassette -> PC -> CDWave -> TLH (flac)
digital edit by mossa 2023-08 (16-44)
01 Secret Affair
02 Twisted Sister
03 Late At Night
04 Losing My Faith
05 You Gotta Move
06 Goin South
07 Alabama
08 Fed Up With The Blues
09 No Expectations
Band:
Mick Taylor - Guitar, Vocals
Max Middleton - Keyboards
Michael Bailey - Bass, Vocals
Godfrey McLean - Drums
Mick Taylor
Kunstpark Ost
Muenchen, GER
2001-11-04
source: analog audience recording
gen: of master cassettes
taper: RM: Sony TCS-580 V analog mobile tapedeck w/Internal mics
files provided by: RM
transfer: cassette -> PC -> CDWave -> TLH (flac)
digital edit by mossa 2023-08 (16-44)
01 Secret Affair
02 Twisted Sister
03 Late At Night
04 Losing My Faith
05 You Gotta Move
06 Goin South
07 Alabama
08 Fed Up With The Blues
09 No Expectations
Band:
Mick Taylor - Guitar, Vocals
Max Middleton - Keyboards
Michael Bailey - Bass, Vocals
Godfrey McLean - Drums
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
StonyRoad
()
Date: December 2, 2023 13:03
Quote
hj3009
Rolling Stones 1969-12-06 Tracy California Upped by scrambldy Added Sat 02nd Dec, 2023 05:53 GMT
[www.dimeadozen.org]
The Rolling Stones
1969-12-06
("Dick Carter's") Altamont Speedway
Livermore
California
01 Sam Cutler Intro and Crowd 01:39.1 mono 02 Jumpin Jack Flash 04:20.0+ mono 03 Carol 03:47.4+ mono (fades into single stereo audience source at about 2'24") 04 Sympathy For the Devil (1) 01:44.1 05 Disturbance (1) 01:17.5 06 Sympathy For The Devil 2 07:28.5* (fades into single stereo audience source at 6'07") 07 Disturbance (2) 02:55.3 08 The Sun Is Shining 04:05.6 09 Stray Cat Blues 03:47.3 10 Love In Vain 05:41.2 11 Under My Thumb (1) 00:43.3 12 Disturbance (3) 02:31.1 13 Under My Thumb (2) 03:40.3* 14 Intro To Brown Sugar 00:58.0 15 Brown Sugar 03:24.5 16 Intro To Midnight Rambler 01:30.2 17 Midnight Rambler 08:06.5 18 Intro to Live With Me 00:59.2 19 Live With Me 03:21.3 20 Gimme Shelter 04:41.3* 21 Little Queenie 04:14.3 22 Satisfaction 06:33.2 23 Intro to Honky Tonk Women 00:47.6 24 Honky Tonk Women 03:57.1 25 Street Fighting Man 04:09.7
Total length: 86'26"
CD 1 Tracks 1-15 (48'06")
CD 2 Tracks 16-25 (38'23")
...............
sorry it's now banned!
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
hj3009
()
Date: December 2, 2023 15:27
TORRENT BANNED FROM DIME!
DEMOTABLE INFRACTION X2
Banned *many* times before.
Contains commercially released material [en.wikipedia.org])
Knowingly uploading officially released material in a serious infraction of DIME's Tos!!!
[wiki.dimeadozen.org]
DEMOTABLE INFRACTION X2
Banned *many* times before.
Contains commercially released material [en.wikipedia.org])
Knowingly uploading officially released material in a serious infraction of DIME's Tos!!!
[wiki.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Keessie
()
Date: January 3, 2024 17:52
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Bob Marley & The Wailers
November 30, 1979
Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, California
CONTRAST CLAUSE:
This is the DVD video version of this show.
The audio SBD FLACversion is posted at:
[www.dimeadozen.org]
END CONTRAST CLAUSE
Black and white in house DVD video. A bit marginal in the video quality - Kinda dark in some spots and includes lots of flashes from people taking photos. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality soundboard.
Lineage: VHS Hi-Fi tape (1st gen. copy from Bill Graham Archives master).
Transfer: Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro (capture, removal of bottom of screen head switch jitter noise, minor "nip and tuck" edits and chaptering) > Compressor > DVD Studio Pro (menu and DVD authoring) > VIDEO_TS file set.
Audio post capture processing in Pro Tools (normalize, a few level changes and minor clicks seamlessly removed. No EQ or noise reduction).
Audio placed back into Final Cut Pro before Compressor down-sampling.
Video attributes: NTSC 720x480 VBR 7.5 Mbps peak, 5.1 Mbps average data rate, 2-pass.
Audio: Dolby Digital 2/0 (L,R), 48 kHz sample rate, 448 kbps data rate. Stereo audio.
00:00:00 chapter 01 - Positive Vibration
00:05:33 chapter 02 - Wake Up And Live
00:11:02 chapter 03 - Concrete Jungle
00:16:08 chapter 04 - Them Belly Full
00:19:45 chapter 05 - I Shot The Sheriff
00:24:41 chapter 06 - Running Away >
00:29:58 chapter 07 - Crazy Baldheads
00:33:47 chapter 08 - Ambush In The Night
00:37:10 chapter 09 - Heathen
00:42:08 chapter 10 - War >
00:46:19 chapter 11 - No More Trouble
00:48:09 chapter 12 - No Woman No Cry
00:55:34 chapter 13 - [Cuts in] Lively Up Yourself
01:00:31 chapter 14 - Africa Unite
01:05:17 chapter 15 - One Drop
01:09:19 chapter 16 - Exodus
01:19:21 chapter 17 - encore break
01:20:37 chapter 18 - Is This Love? >
01:24:12 chapter 19 - Jammin'
01:29:27 chapter 20 - Ride Natty Ride
01:33:48 chapter 21 - Roots Rock Reggae >
01:37:47 chapter 22 - Natty Dread >
01:41:40 chapter 23 - Get Up Stand Up
01:50:35 end
Bob Marley - vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett - bass
Carlton Barrett - drums
Junior Marvin - lead guitar
Al Anderson - lead guitar
Tyrone Downie - keyboards
Earl "Wya" Lindo - organ
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - percussion
Devon Evans - percussion
Glen DaCosta - saxophone
Dave Madden - trumpet
The I-Threes - backing vocals
Donald Kinsey - lead guitar (supposedly but not announced)
Ron Wood - rhythm guitar (on the encores)
Notes: Stage talk during this recording:
Marley before Positive Vibration: "Jah Rastafari, who liveth and reigneth I'n'I continually ever fearful, ever sure. Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! And I would say, it's the Rastaman Vibration, and it's positive!"
Junior Marvin before Wake Up And Live: "This is a track from the new album, Survival! This track is entitled Wake Up And Live! Come on, eh!"
Junior Marvin before Africa Unite: "Africa unites! Come on, Africa! Heh, hands to unite, unite for the wise[?] of people, you know."
Marley before Ride Natty Ride: "Listen!"
Marley before Get Up Stand Up: "Yeah! His foundation is in the holy mountains, Jah loveth the gates of Zion!"
Please support the artists and live venues any way that you can. Enjoy and SHARE!
Bob Marley & The Wailers
November 30, 1979
Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, California
CONTRAST CLAUSE:
This is the DVD video version of this show.
The audio SBD FLACversion is posted at:
[www.dimeadozen.org]
END CONTRAST CLAUSE
Black and white in house DVD video. A bit marginal in the video quality - Kinda dark in some spots and includes lots of flashes from people taking photos. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality soundboard.
Lineage: VHS Hi-Fi tape (1st gen. copy from Bill Graham Archives master).
Transfer: Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro (capture, removal of bottom of screen head switch jitter noise, minor "nip and tuck" edits and chaptering) > Compressor > DVD Studio Pro (menu and DVD authoring) > VIDEO_TS file set.
Audio post capture processing in Pro Tools (normalize, a few level changes and minor clicks seamlessly removed. No EQ or noise reduction).
Audio placed back into Final Cut Pro before Compressor down-sampling.
Video attributes: NTSC 720x480 VBR 7.5 Mbps peak, 5.1 Mbps average data rate, 2-pass.
Audio: Dolby Digital 2/0 (L,R), 48 kHz sample rate, 448 kbps data rate. Stereo audio.
00:00:00 chapter 01 - Positive Vibration
00:05:33 chapter 02 - Wake Up And Live
00:11:02 chapter 03 - Concrete Jungle
00:16:08 chapter 04 - Them Belly Full
00:19:45 chapter 05 - I Shot The Sheriff
00:24:41 chapter 06 - Running Away >
00:29:58 chapter 07 - Crazy Baldheads
00:33:47 chapter 08 - Ambush In The Night
00:37:10 chapter 09 - Heathen
00:42:08 chapter 10 - War >
00:46:19 chapter 11 - No More Trouble
00:48:09 chapter 12 - No Woman No Cry
00:55:34 chapter 13 - [Cuts in] Lively Up Yourself
01:00:31 chapter 14 - Africa Unite
01:05:17 chapter 15 - One Drop
01:09:19 chapter 16 - Exodus
01:19:21 chapter 17 - encore break
01:20:37 chapter 18 - Is This Love? >
01:24:12 chapter 19 - Jammin'
01:29:27 chapter 20 - Ride Natty Ride
01:33:48 chapter 21 - Roots Rock Reggae >
01:37:47 chapter 22 - Natty Dread >
01:41:40 chapter 23 - Get Up Stand Up
01:50:35 end
Bob Marley - vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett - bass
Carlton Barrett - drums
Junior Marvin - lead guitar
Al Anderson - lead guitar
Tyrone Downie - keyboards
Earl "Wya" Lindo - organ
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - percussion
Devon Evans - percussion
Glen DaCosta - saxophone
Dave Madden - trumpet
The I-Threes - backing vocals
Donald Kinsey - lead guitar (supposedly but not announced)
Ron Wood - rhythm guitar (on the encores)
Notes: Stage talk during this recording:
Marley before Positive Vibration: "Jah Rastafari, who liveth and reigneth I'n'I continually ever fearful, ever sure. Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! And I would say, it's the Rastaman Vibration, and it's positive!"
Junior Marvin before Wake Up And Live: "This is a track from the new album, Survival! This track is entitled Wake Up And Live! Come on, eh!"
Junior Marvin before Africa Unite: "Africa unites! Come on, Africa! Heh, hands to unite, unite for the wise[?] of people, you know."
Marley before Ride Natty Ride: "Listen!"
Marley before Get Up Stand Up: "Yeah! His foundation is in the holy mountains, Jah loveth the gates of Zion!"
Please support the artists and live venues any way that you can. Enjoy and SHARE!
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Keessie
()
Date: January 3, 2024 17:53
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Bob Marley & The Wailers
November 30, 1979 (1979-11-30)
Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, California
CONTRAST CLAUSE:
This is the audio SBD FLAC version of this show.
The DVD video version is posted at:
[www.dimeadozen.org]
END CONTRAST CLAUSE
From 1st gen. VHS video. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality and an improvement over previously circulating copies. This version is the complete show at the best available sound quality and includes two splices from an alternate soundboard source (approximately 30 seconds in Ambush In The Night and 54 seconds at the beginning of Lively Up Yourself).
Lineage: VHS tape (1st gen. copy from Bill Graham Archives master).
Transfer (grner1 - February 2010): Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro > Pro Tools (normalize, a few level changes and minor clicks seamlessly removed. No EQ or noise reduction).
Secondary source: Unknown lineage soundboard recording from the "Africa '80" bootleg (from Flac files sent by a fellow dimer - THANKS!) > xACT (decode to AIFF files) > Pro Tools (speed match to video). The suggested switch point for burning audio CDRs is before track 17 (the talk before the encores).
01 Positive Vibration 5:32
02 Wake Up And Live 5:28
03 Concrete Jungle 5:06
04 Them Belly Full 3:38
05 I Shot The Sheriff 4:57
06 Running Away > 5:12
07 Crazy Baldheads 3:52
08 Ambush In The Night 3:56
09 Heathen 4:59
10 War > 4:10
11 No More Trouble 1:49
12 No Woman No Cry 7:28
13 Lively Up Yourself 5:45
14 Africa Unite 4:46
15 One Drop 4:02
16 Exodus > applause at end of main set 9:13
Encores (with guest Ron Wood on rhythm guitar):
17 encore break talk and applause 1:19
18 Is This Love? > 3:35
19 Jamming 5:16
20 Ride Natty Ride 4:21
21 Roots Rock Reggae > 3:59
22 Natty Dread > 3:54
23 Get Up Stand Up 8:55
total time - 111:12
Bob Marley - vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett - bass
Carlton Barrett - drums
Junior Marvin - lead guitar
Al Anderson - lead guitar
Tyrone Downie - keyboards
Earl "Wya" Lindo - organ
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - percussion
Devon Evans - percussion
Glen DaCosta - saxophone
Dave Madden - trumpet
The I-Threes - backing vocals
Donald Kinsey - lead guitar (supposedly but not announced)
Ron Wood - rhythm guitar (on the encores)
Notes: Stage talk during this recording:
Marley before Positive Vibration: "Jah Rastafari, who liveth and reigneth I'n'I continually ever fearful, ever sure. Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! And I would say, it's the Rastaman Vibration, and it's positive!"
Junior Marvin before Wake Up And Live: "This is a track from the new album, Survival! This track is entitled Wake Up And Live! Come on, eh!"
Junior Marvin before Africa Unite: "Africa unites! Come on, Africa! Heh, hands to unite, unite for the wise[?] of people, you know."
Marley before Ride Natty Ride: "Listen!"
Marley before Get Up Stand Up: "Yeah! His foundation is in the holy mountains, Jah loveth the gates of Zion!"
Other info:
- Dub effects were used during this performance.
- There were some extra lyrics from Simmer Down during the beginning of Running Away.
- This show included a rare 1979 performance of Roots Rock Reggae.
- Junior Marvin's intro before "Africa Unite" confused some people to think the recording was from one of the concerts in Libreville, Gabon.
- The video soundtrack SBD source has been on several mislabeled bootlegs like "Live in Africa", "In Gabon", "Africa '80".
Please support the artists and live venues any way that you can. Enjoy and SHARE!
Bob Marley & The Wailers
November 30, 1979 (1979-11-30)
Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, California
CONTRAST CLAUSE:
This is the audio SBD FLAC version of this show.
The DVD video version is posted at:
[www.dimeadozen.org]
END CONTRAST CLAUSE
From 1st gen. VHS video. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality and an improvement over previously circulating copies. This version is the complete show at the best available sound quality and includes two splices from an alternate soundboard source (approximately 30 seconds in Ambush In The Night and 54 seconds at the beginning of Lively Up Yourself).
Lineage: VHS tape (1st gen. copy from Bill Graham Archives master).
Transfer (grner1 - February 2010): Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro > Pro Tools (normalize, a few level changes and minor clicks seamlessly removed. No EQ or noise reduction).
Secondary source: Unknown lineage soundboard recording from the "Africa '80" bootleg (from Flac files sent by a fellow dimer - THANKS!) > xACT (decode to AIFF files) > Pro Tools (speed match to video). The suggested switch point for burning audio CDRs is before track 17 (the talk before the encores).
01 Positive Vibration 5:32
02 Wake Up And Live 5:28
03 Concrete Jungle 5:06
04 Them Belly Full 3:38
05 I Shot The Sheriff 4:57
06 Running Away > 5:12
07 Crazy Baldheads 3:52
08 Ambush In The Night 3:56
09 Heathen 4:59
10 War > 4:10
11 No More Trouble 1:49
12 No Woman No Cry 7:28
13 Lively Up Yourself 5:45
14 Africa Unite 4:46
15 One Drop 4:02
16 Exodus > applause at end of main set 9:13
Encores (with guest Ron Wood on rhythm guitar):
17 encore break talk and applause 1:19
18 Is This Love? > 3:35
19 Jamming 5:16
20 Ride Natty Ride 4:21
21 Roots Rock Reggae > 3:59
22 Natty Dread > 3:54
23 Get Up Stand Up 8:55
total time - 111:12
Bob Marley - vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett - bass
Carlton Barrett - drums
Junior Marvin - lead guitar
Al Anderson - lead guitar
Tyrone Downie - keyboards
Earl "Wya" Lindo - organ
Alvin 'Seeco' Patterson - percussion
Devon Evans - percussion
Glen DaCosta - saxophone
Dave Madden - trumpet
The I-Threes - backing vocals
Donald Kinsey - lead guitar (supposedly but not announced)
Ron Wood - rhythm guitar (on the encores)
Notes: Stage talk during this recording:
Marley before Positive Vibration: "Jah Rastafari, who liveth and reigneth I'n'I continually ever fearful, ever sure. Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! Jah Rastafari! And I would say, it's the Rastaman Vibration, and it's positive!"
Junior Marvin before Wake Up And Live: "This is a track from the new album, Survival! This track is entitled Wake Up And Live! Come on, eh!"
Junior Marvin before Africa Unite: "Africa unites! Come on, Africa! Heh, hands to unite, unite for the wise[?] of people, you know."
Marley before Ride Natty Ride: "Listen!"
Marley before Get Up Stand Up: "Yeah! His foundation is in the holy mountains, Jah loveth the gates of Zion!"
Other info:
- Dub effects were used during this performance.
- There were some extra lyrics from Simmer Down during the beginning of Running Away.
- This show included a rare 1979 performance of Roots Rock Reggae.
- Junior Marvin's intro before "Africa Unite" confused some people to think the recording was from one of the concerts in Libreville, Gabon.
- The video soundtrack SBD source has been on several mislabeled bootlegs like "Live in Africa", "In Gabon", "Africa '80".
Please support the artists and live venues any way that you can. Enjoy and SHARE!
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: January 4, 2024 10:12
Band: Rolling Stones
Venue: Estadio Nacional
Location: Santiago Chile
Date: february 19 1995
Type: FM, Radio Horizonte FM, 2003 rebroadcast
Lineage: fm > soundblaster SC > SONY Soundforge (capture) > cooledit pro (some edition)> wav > cdr > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC
NOTE: RADIO IDS, no eq, no level adjusted , no nr, cut the radio chat and announcers, different to the other version seeded some years ago
Setlist
Not Fade Away
Tumbling Dice
You Got Me Rocking
Rocks Off
Rock and a Hard Place
Sparks Will Fly
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Angie
Out of Tears
Love Is Strong
It's All Over Now (The Valentinos cover)
I Go Wild
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Before They Make Me Run (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Slipping Away(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Sympathy for the Devil
Monkey Man
Street Fighting Man
Start Me Up
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It)
Brown Sugar
Encore:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Size 810.40 MB (849,764,267 bytes)
Added Wed 03rd Jan, 2024 21:45 GMT
Upped by gustavov
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Venue: Estadio Nacional
Location: Santiago Chile
Date: february 19 1995
Type: FM, Radio Horizonte FM, 2003 rebroadcast
Lineage: fm > soundblaster SC > SONY Soundforge (capture) > cooledit pro (some edition)> wav > cdr > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC
NOTE: RADIO IDS, no eq, no level adjusted , no nr, cut the radio chat and announcers, different to the other version seeded some years ago
Setlist
Not Fade Away
Tumbling Dice
You Got Me Rocking
Rocks Off
Rock and a Hard Place
Sparks Will Fly
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Angie
Out of Tears
Love Is Strong
It's All Over Now (The Valentinos cover)
I Go Wild
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Before They Make Me Run (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Slipping Away(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Sympathy for the Devil
Monkey Man
Street Fighting Man
Start Me Up
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It)
Brown Sugar
Encore:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Size 810.40 MB (849,764,267 bytes)
Added Wed 03rd Jan, 2024 21:45 GMT
Upped by gustavov
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
mariano
()
Date: January 4, 2024 17:46
Thank You in advance
Wt please
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Wt please
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Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
wiredallnight
()
Date: January 5, 2024 19:07
Quote
dcba
Band: Rolling Stones
Venue: Estadio Nacional
Location: Santiago Chile
Date: february 19 1995
Type: FM, Radio Horizonte FM, 2003 rebroadcast
Lineage: fm > soundblaster SC > SONY Soundforge (capture) > cooledit pro (some edition)> wav > cdr > EAC > WAV > TLH > FLAC
NOTE: RADIO IDS, no eq, no level adjusted , no nr, cut the radio chat and announcers, different to the other version seeded some years ago
Setlist
Not Fade Away
Tumbling Dice
You Got Me Rocking
Rocks Off
Rock and a Hard Place
Sparks Will Fly
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Angie
Out of Tears
Love Is Strong
It's All Over Now (The Valentinos cover)
I Go Wild
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Before They Make Me Run (Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Slipping Away(Keith Richards on lead vocals)
Sympathy for the Devil
Monkey Man
Street Fighting Man
Start Me Up
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (but I Like It)
Brown Sugar
Encore:
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Size 810.40 MB (849,764,267 bytes)
Added Wed 03rd Jan, 2024 21:45 GMT
Upped by gustavov
[www.dimeadozen.org]
This sounds better and is in better stereo than "the other version seeded some years ago" (which is on DAC-135). But it is from the same (re)broadcast with a speaker permanently saying "Horizonte"...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-01-05 19:09 by wiredallnight.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: January 6, 2024 22:02
Thank you WAN to have the courage to review this one... 
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: January 14, 2024 10:24
ion THE ROLLING STONES
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA
November 4th 1989
A Jeftak Analog Master
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>NAKAMICHI DR-1 (W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT)>
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV(24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR
SETLIST
1 Intro
2 Start Me Up
3 Bitch
4 Sad Sad Sad
5 Undercover Of The Night
6 Harlem Shuffle
7 Tumbling Dice
8 Miss You
9 Ruby Tuesday
10 Angie
(tape flip edit at 00:42:42:05)
11 Dead Flowers
12 Rock And A Hard Place
13 Mixed Emotions
14 Honky Tonk Women
15 Midnight Rambler
16 You Can't Always Get What You Want
(tape flip edit at 01:19:45:07)
17 Before They Make Me Run
18 Happy
19 Paint It Black
20 2000 Light Years From Home
21 Sympathy For The Devil
22 Gimme Shelter
23 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)
(tape flip edit at 01:58:38:04)
24 Brown Sugar
25 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
26 Jumpin' Jack Flash(cuts)
Many Thanks To JeffTak for having us assist with transferring and presenting his Masters and Collection.
PLEASE DON'T ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING.
AS ALWAYS ENJOY CHEERS KRW_CO
Size 971.43 MB (1,018,622,113 bytes)
Added Sat 13th Jan, 2024 23:00 GMT
Upped by KRW_CO
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum
Oakland, CA
November 4th 1989
A Jeftak Analog Master
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>NAKAMICHI DR-1 (W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT)>
CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV(24/96KHZ)>MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR
SETLIST
1 Intro
2 Start Me Up
3 Bitch
4 Sad Sad Sad
5 Undercover Of The Night
6 Harlem Shuffle
7 Tumbling Dice
8 Miss You
9 Ruby Tuesday
10 Angie
(tape flip edit at 00:42:42:05)
11 Dead Flowers
12 Rock And A Hard Place
13 Mixed Emotions
14 Honky Tonk Women
15 Midnight Rambler
16 You Can't Always Get What You Want
(tape flip edit at 01:19:45:07)
17 Before They Make Me Run
18 Happy
19 Paint It Black
20 2000 Light Years From Home
21 Sympathy For The Devil
22 Gimme Shelter
23 It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It)
(tape flip edit at 01:58:38:04)
24 Brown Sugar
25 (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
26 Jumpin' Jack Flash(cuts)
Many Thanks To JeffTak for having us assist with transferring and presenting his Masters and Collection.
PLEASE DON'T ALTER OR SELL THIS RECORDING.
AS ALWAYS ENJOY CHEERS KRW_CO
Size 971.43 MB (1,018,622,113 bytes)
Added Sat 13th Jan, 2024 23:00 GMT
Upped by KRW_CO
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: January 22, 2024 18:03
The Mick Taylor Band
Stephen's Talkhouse
Amagansett, NY
July 14th, 1999
A Joe Maloney Master
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
THE BAND
Mick Taylor guitar vocals
Max Middleton keyboards
Michael Bailey bass
Jeff Allen drums
Robert Ahwai guitar
SETLIST
1 Tune-Up / Intro
2 You Gotta Move
3 Twisted Sister
4 Secret Affair
5 You Shook Me (tape flip edit in song at 00:46:21:05)
6 Boogie Man
7 Late At Night
8 Blind Willie McTell
9 Band introduction
(tape flip edit at 01:21:59:23)
10 Red House
11 Can't You Hear Me Knocking
New Transfer @ 16/44.1
[www.dimeadozen.org]
New Transfer @ 24/96
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Stephen's Talkhouse
Amagansett, NY
July 14th, 1999
A Joe Maloney Master
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
THE BAND
Mick Taylor guitar vocals
Max Middleton keyboards
Michael Bailey bass
Jeff Allen drums
Robert Ahwai guitar
SETLIST
1 Tune-Up / Intro
2 You Gotta Move
3 Twisted Sister
4 Secret Affair
5 You Shook Me (tape flip edit in song at 00:46:21:05)
6 Boogie Man
7 Late At Night
8 Blind Willie McTell
9 Band introduction
(tape flip edit at 01:21:59:23)
10 Red House
11 Can't You Hear Me Knocking
New Transfer @ 16/44.1
[www.dimeadozen.org]
New Transfer @ 24/96
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: January 31, 2024 21:35
Ron Wood & Totta's Bluesband
Gothenburg, SWE
1988 04 28
Aud-Shot PAL DVD
Tracklist:
01. Hat Ain't Your Bussiness
02. I live the life I love I love The Life I Live
03. It's All Over now
04. Ron's Slide Medley - Around The Plynth
- Memo From Turner
- Motherless Children
- Gasoline Alley
- Amazing Grace
- Prodigal Son
- Train Kept A- Rollin'
05. Little Red Rooster
06. Before They Make Me Run
07. Outlaws
08. Can't Be Satisfied
09. Stranger Blues
10. Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy
Length: 1h 28m 01s
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Gothenburg, SWE
1988 04 28
Aud-Shot PAL DVD
Tracklist:
01. Hat Ain't Your Bussiness
02. I live the life I love I love The Life I Live
03. It's All Over now
04. Ron's Slide Medley - Around The Plynth
- Memo From Turner
- Motherless Children
- Gasoline Alley
- Amazing Grace
- Prodigal Son
- Train Kept A- Rollin'
05. Little Red Rooster
06. Before They Make Me Run
07. Outlaws
08. Can't Be Satisfied
09. Stranger Blues
10. Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy
Length: 1h 28m 01s
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Rank Stranger
()
Date: January 31, 2024 21:43
Yes thanks, but contrary to what's been said on their homepage,
the freeloader days were already gone this morning...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-01-31 21:44 by Rank Stranger.
the freeloader days were already gone this morning...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-01-31 21:44 by Rank Stranger.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
stonesmuziekfan
()
Date: February 2, 2024 12:29
I've added artwork on the Dime tread for
Ron Wood & Totta's Bluesband
Gothenburg, SWE
1988 04 28
Aud-Shot PAL DVD
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Ron Wood & Totta's Bluesband
Gothenburg, SWE
1988 04 28
Aud-Shot PAL DVD
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: February 27, 2024 22:05
Rolling Stones - Mega-rare restored LPs "European Tour Live 1970" -
Original Rubber Dubber pressing -
Essen, Germany 1970-10-07 AUD,
a must-have (mp3 sample included)
You know, it's amazing that this far back the Stones were just a fab rock and roll band with some original music. This isn't the glammed-up, disco era Stones. It isn't anything at all like their more recent music. It's just uncomplicated, straight-ahead rock with no add-ons.
This rendition of this music is as good as it gets. Every generation of this music decends from these two records. This is one instance where TMOQ isn't the gold standard. In fact the TMOQ version is a needle-drop of these LPs with some fancy EQ thrown in. That version will follow sometime shortly, but IMO it isn't at all an improvement. There is also a White Cover Folks version of this show on vinyl, but it is a noisy needle-drop of this record. This show as you have it now is a really nice, clear audience recording, and you should grab it.
Setlist:
Jumping Jack Flash
Roll Over Beethoven
Sympathy For The Devil
-
Stray Cat Blues
Love In Vain
Dead Flowers
-
Midnight Rambler
Live With Me
-
Let It Rock
Little Queenie
Brown Sugar
Enjoy!
A DoinkerTape
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Original Rubber Dubber pressing -
Essen, Germany 1970-10-07 AUD,
a must-have (mp3 sample included)
You know, it's amazing that this far back the Stones were just a fab rock and roll band with some original music. This isn't the glammed-up, disco era Stones. It isn't anything at all like their more recent music. It's just uncomplicated, straight-ahead rock with no add-ons.
This rendition of this music is as good as it gets. Every generation of this music decends from these two records. This is one instance where TMOQ isn't the gold standard. In fact the TMOQ version is a needle-drop of these LPs with some fancy EQ thrown in. That version will follow sometime shortly, but IMO it isn't at all an improvement. There is also a White Cover Folks version of this show on vinyl, but it is a noisy needle-drop of this record. This show as you have it now is a really nice, clear audience recording, and you should grab it.
Setlist:
Jumping Jack Flash
Roll Over Beethoven
Sympathy For The Devil
-
Stray Cat Blues
Love In Vain
Dead Flowers
-
Midnight Rambler
Live With Me
-
Let It Rock
Little Queenie
Brown Sugar
Enjoy!
A DoinkerTape
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
Rank Stranger
()
Date: February 28, 2024 12:58
Thanks for letting us know about this werther2003.
So they gave the TMoQ bootleg a listen and they did not notice at once that it runs much too fast??
Three vinyl rips still here, thanks to silkcut1978
[iorr.org]
CVBS 019 - European Tour Live 1970 (Roll & Rope Records).zip
CVBS 020 - European Tour Live 1970 (Rubber Dubber).zip
CVBS 021 - European Tour 1970 (TMoQ).zip
A bit of discussion here:
[iorr.org]
So they gave the TMoQ bootleg a listen and they did not notice at once that it runs much too fast??
Three vinyl rips still here, thanks to silkcut1978
[iorr.org]
CVBS 019 - European Tour Live 1970 (Roll & Rope Records).zip
CVBS 020 - European Tour Live 1970 (Rubber Dubber).zip
CVBS 021 - European Tour 1970 (TMoQ).zip
A bit of discussion here:
[iorr.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
TravellinMan
()
Date: March 23, 2024 02:46
Sea Level My Father's Place 1978-10-02 FM 2024 remaster
Torrent file Sea Level My Fathers Place 1978-10-02 FM 2024 remaster.torrent (will be personalized for you upon download)
Downloads as Sea Level My Fathers Place 1978-10-02 FM 2024 remaster
Info hash 5d57755859a4f5986c7e06a4ab187ce11b5e27cc
Description Sea Level
My Father's Place
Roslyn NY
October 2 1978 (this is the date I was given, I see at least 2 others)
fm cassette master>cdr>eac>X- 1st pass (background noise)>X- (vocals)
1. I'm Ready
2. Rain in Spain
3. Living in a Dream
4. A Lotta Colada
5. That's Your Secret
6. King Grand
7. Sneakers
8. Shake a Leg
9. On The Wing
10. Country Fool
11. Grand Larceny
12. What Kind of World
13. Statesboro Blues
The Story:
I don't have much Sea Level. A friend taped this off the air, and asked me if I'd do some fixing on his master--reducing
the background noise using X-. I agreed, but after I started, I found that the vocals shifted in the mix,
from great to almost buried. So everything went back in for a second pass and I fixed maybe half of
the songs for vocals more upfront.
Torrent file Sea Level My Fathers Place 1978-10-02 FM 2024 remaster.torrent (will be personalized for you upon download)
Downloads as Sea Level My Fathers Place 1978-10-02 FM 2024 remaster
Info hash 5d57755859a4f5986c7e06a4ab187ce11b5e27cc
Description Sea Level
My Father's Place
Roslyn NY
October 2 1978 (this is the date I was given, I see at least 2 others)
fm cassette master>cdr>eac>X- 1st pass (background noise)>X- (vocals)
1. I'm Ready
2. Rain in Spain
3. Living in a Dream
4. A Lotta Colada
5. That's Your Secret
6. King Grand
7. Sneakers
8. Shake a Leg
9. On The Wing
10. Country Fool
11. Grand Larceny
12. What Kind of World
13. Statesboro Blues
The Story:
I don't have much Sea Level. A friend taped this off the air, and asked me if I'd do some fixing on his master--reducing
the background noise using X-. I agreed, but after I started, I found that the vocals shifted in the mix,
from great to almost buried. So everything went back in for a second pass and I fixed maybe half of
the songs for vocals more upfront.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
dcba
()
Date: March 23, 2024 19:11
Link : [www.dimeadozen.org] 
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: March 24, 2024 00:24
A.R.M.S. Concert
The Forum
Inglewood, CA
December 5, 1983
Rick L Master Series Vol. Three via JEMS
Eric Clapton
01 Lay Down Sally
02 Wonderful Tonight
03 Rita Mae
04 Sad, Sad Day >
05 Have You Ever Loved A Woman >
06 Ramblin' On My Mind
07 Cocaine
Joe Cocker
08 Don’t Talk To Me
09 Watching The River Flow
10 Worried Life Blues
11 You Are So Beautiful
12 Seven Days
13 Feelin' Alright
Jeff Beck
14 Star Cycle
15 The Pump
16 Definitely Maybe
17 Blue Wind
18 People Get Ready
19 Going Down
Jimmy Page
20 Prelude
21 Who's To Blame
22 City Sirens
23 Boogie Mama
24 Midnight Moonlight
25 Stairway To Heaven
All Performers and Ronnie Lane
26 Layla
27 With A Little Help From My Friends
28 April Fool
29 Goodnight Irene
Known Faults:
- First song "Everybody Oughta Make a Change" is missing
- "You Are So Beautiful" end cut
- "Seven Days" start cut
- "Layla" end slightly cut
JEMS' latest series presents new transfers of master recordings made by SoCal-based taper Rick L who was active in the early '80s. ...
Vol. Three presents the first night of the A.R.M.S. Concerts in Los Angeles. These special shows united the three legendary guitarists from the Yardbirds--Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton--plus Joe Cocker ...
Beyond the guitar heroes, the US A.R.M.S. shows featured Joe Cocker, Paul Rodgers and a backing band that included the Stones' Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, Andy Fairweather Low, Ray Cooper, Kenny Jones, Jan Hammer, Simon Phillips, Chris Stainton, Ian Stewart and Fernando Saunders.
...
The A.R.M.S. shows were documented by several tapers. Mike "The Mike" Millard made his own excellent recording of the second show (available as Vol. 65 in the Lost and Found series here [www.dimeadozen.org]). Barry Goldstein, subject of another on-going JEMS taper series, also recorded both nights of A.R.M.S. at the Forum and his masters will be forthcoming. Rick L only did the first night, but a few cuts aside, his recording of night one is arguably as good as Millard's second night and maybe even a little closer and clearer. It's the best recording in the Rick L series so far and shows once again how important location is as Rick seems to have his microphone in an ideal position to the PA. Samples provided.
...
BK for JEMS
[www.dimeadozen.org]
The Forum
Inglewood, CA
December 5, 1983
Rick L Master Series Vol. Three via JEMS
Eric Clapton
01 Lay Down Sally
02 Wonderful Tonight
03 Rita Mae
04 Sad, Sad Day >
05 Have You Ever Loved A Woman >
06 Ramblin' On My Mind
07 Cocaine
Joe Cocker
08 Don’t Talk To Me
09 Watching The River Flow
10 Worried Life Blues
11 You Are So Beautiful
12 Seven Days
13 Feelin' Alright
Jeff Beck
14 Star Cycle
15 The Pump
16 Definitely Maybe
17 Blue Wind
18 People Get Ready
19 Going Down
Jimmy Page
20 Prelude
21 Who's To Blame
22 City Sirens
23 Boogie Mama
24 Midnight Moonlight
25 Stairway To Heaven
All Performers and Ronnie Lane
26 Layla
27 With A Little Help From My Friends
28 April Fool
29 Goodnight Irene
Known Faults:
- First song "Everybody Oughta Make a Change" is missing
- "You Are So Beautiful" end cut
- "Seven Days" start cut
- "Layla" end slightly cut
JEMS' latest series presents new transfers of master recordings made by SoCal-based taper Rick L who was active in the early '80s. ...
Vol. Three presents the first night of the A.R.M.S. Concerts in Los Angeles. These special shows united the three legendary guitarists from the Yardbirds--Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton--plus Joe Cocker ...
Beyond the guitar heroes, the US A.R.M.S. shows featured Joe Cocker, Paul Rodgers and a backing band that included the Stones' Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, Andy Fairweather Low, Ray Cooper, Kenny Jones, Jan Hammer, Simon Phillips, Chris Stainton, Ian Stewart and Fernando Saunders.
...
The A.R.M.S. shows were documented by several tapers. Mike "The Mike" Millard made his own excellent recording of the second show (available as Vol. 65 in the Lost and Found series here [www.dimeadozen.org]). Barry Goldstein, subject of another on-going JEMS taper series, also recorded both nights of A.R.M.S. at the Forum and his masters will be forthcoming. Rick L only did the first night, but a few cuts aside, his recording of night one is arguably as good as Millard's second night and maybe even a little closer and clearer. It's the best recording in the Rick L series so far and shows once again how important location is as Rick seems to have his microphone in an ideal position to the PA. Samples provided.
...
BK for JEMS
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: March 30, 2024 14:41
The Rolling Stones
2014-02-26
okyo Dome, Bunkyo ward, Tokyo, Japan
Blue-ray / 31 GB
Sound Quality; EXCELLENT!!!!!
Video Quality: Average Audience Recording!!!
a. Tapers: Tom & Jerry
b. Sound Editor: The Naniwa Hot Brothers
*2. Video Camera: rober953
********************************* SPECIAL NOTE ****************************************
* I appreciate to mickeyjaggar so much as he generously allowing to use Tom & Jerry's *
* great sound recording and gave me 48kHz source, without it, this was never happen. *
***************************************************************************************
Setlist:
(Intro)
1. Get Off Of My Cloud
2. It's Only Rock 'n Roll
3. Tumbling Dice
4. Wild Horses
5. Emotional Rescue
6. Doom And Gloom
7. Bitch
8. Honky Tonk Women
9. Band Introductions
10. Slipping Away (with Mick Taylor)
11. Before They Make Me Run
12. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
13. Miss You
14. Paint It Black
15. Gimme Shelter
16. Start Me Up
17. Brown Sugar
18. Jumping Jack Flash
19. Sympathy For The Devil
(Encore)
20. You Can't Always Get What You Want
21. Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-03-30 14:43 by werther2003.
2014-02-26
okyo Dome, Bunkyo ward, Tokyo, Japan
Blue-ray / 31 GB
Sound Quality; EXCELLENT!!!!!
Video Quality: Average Audience Recording!!!
a. Tapers: Tom & Jerry
b. Sound Editor: The Naniwa Hot Brothers
*2. Video Camera: rober953
********************************* SPECIAL NOTE ****************************************
* I appreciate to mickeyjaggar so much as he generously allowing to use Tom & Jerry's *
* great sound recording and gave me 48kHz source, without it, this was never happen. *
***************************************************************************************
Setlist:
(Intro)
1. Get Off Of My Cloud
2. It's Only Rock 'n Roll
3. Tumbling Dice
4. Wild Horses
5. Emotional Rescue
6. Doom And Gloom
7. Bitch
8. Honky Tonk Women
9. Band Introductions
10. Slipping Away (with Mick Taylor)
11. Before They Make Me Run
12. Midnight Rambler (with Mick Taylor)
13. Miss You
14. Paint It Black
15. Gimme Shelter
16. Start Me Up
17. Brown Sugar
18. Jumping Jack Flash
19. Sympathy For The Devil
(Encore)
20. You Can't Always Get What You Want
21. Satisfaction (with Mick Taylor)
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024-03-30 14:43 by werther2003.
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: April 4, 2024 12:56
Rolling Stones
'For Your Precios Love' (only track!)
Steel Wheels outtake 1989
Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great.
The boot source was all the other songs on the lp and a b side or 2, barely different from the lp. You didn't miss anything.
[www.dimeadozen.org]
'For Your Precios Love' (only track!)
Steel Wheels outtake 1989
Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great.
The boot source was all the other songs on the lp and a b side or 2, barely different from the lp. You didn't miss anything.
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
StonyRoad
()
Date: April 4, 2024 14:47
Quote
werther2003
Rolling Stones
'For Your Precios Love' (only track!)
Steel Wheels outtake 1989
Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great.
The boot source was all the other songs on the lp and a b side or 2, barely different from the lp. You didn't miss anything.
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Here I cannot access to Dime.
I like to know if they're different as:
- For Your Precious Love I (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -early
version without piano and backing vocals
- For Your Precious Love II (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -with
add. piano and backing vocals
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
werther2003
()
Date: April 4, 2024 17:34
Here it is:Quote
StonyRoadQuote
werther2003
Rolling Stones
'For Your Precios Love' (only track!)
Steel Wheels outtake 1989
Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great.
The boot source was all the other songs on the lp and a b side or 2, barely different from the lp. You didn't miss anything.
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Here I cannot access to Dime.
I like to know if they're different as:
- For Your Precious Love I (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -early
version without piano and backing vocals
- For Your Precious Love II (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -with
add. piano and backing vocals
[we.tl]
Re: THE OFFICIAL "IT'S ON DIME" THREAD
Posted by:
StonyRoad
()
Date: April 4, 2024 18:52
thanks!Quote
werther2003Here it is:Quote
StonyRoadQuote
werther2003
Rolling Stones
'For Your Precios Love' (only track!)
Steel Wheels outtake 1989
Around 5 years after the lp, word leaked out there was one outtake (finished song, not a rehearsal) from the lp--Jerry Butler's For Your Precious Love. Why hasn't this been released? Jagger sounds great.
The boot source was all the other songs on the lp and a b side or 2, barely different from the lp. You didn't miss anything.
[www.dimeadozen.org]
Here I cannot access to Dime.
I like to know if they're different as:
- For Your Precious Love I (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -early
version without piano and backing vocals
- For Your Precious Love II (Jerry Butler/Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks) -with
add. piano and backing vocals
[we.tl]
N.
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