AC/DC Black Ice Tour
Foro Sol México City
Nov 12, 2009

Great Audience recording, front of the stage. Complete. B+
NTSC

Set List:
1) Rock n Roll Train
2) Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
3) Back in Black
4) Big Jack
5) Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
6) Shot Down in Flames
7) Thunderstruck
8) Black Ice
9) The Jack
10) Hells Bells
11) Shoot to Thrill
12) War Machine
13) Dog Eat Dog
14) You Shook Me All Night Long
15) TNT
16) Whole Lotta Rosie
17) Let There Be Rock
18) Highway to Hell
19) For Those About to Rock

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RONNIE LANE'S APPEAL FOR A.R.M.S.
ACTION RESEARCH FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
INGLEWOOD,CA:FORUM
12/6/83

Source A: 7 tracks. 1st Gen Cassette -> DA20 -> CDRW700 -> EAC -> FLAC Frontend Level 8

These tracks were originally pasted onto Disk 3 of the Dec 5th show I posted yesterday as tracks 5 through 11. For "logical" reasons I renumbered them 1 through 7. This is from the same taper/uploader.


Source B: "Keessie's source" 23 tracks CD-R to wave> to flac with dBpowerAMP Music Converter

These tracks were on an 5 CD upload of Keessie on another tracker. These were CD 4 and 5, but again for logical reasons I renumbered them 1 and 2.

This is all I have for the Dec. 6th show. Once more I thank the original tapers/uploaders. These are definitely two different audience sources and sadly two different incomplete sources that will not patch together to a complete show. Check on Lossless verifies ok. I will post samples from both captures to let you hear the difference.

Enjoy the goosebumps, share the gigs, support the artists!
Alien.

Original notes from what I named "source A".

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RONNIE LANE'S APPEAL FOR A.R.M.S.
ACTION RESEARCH FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
INGLEWOOD,CA:FORUM
12/6/83

featuring: Ronnie Lane, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Ray Cooper, Andy Fairweather Low, Jan Hammer, James Hooker, Kenny Jones, Jimmy Page, Simon Phillips, Paul Rodgers, Fernando Saunders, Chris Stainton, Ian Stewart, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman


12/6/83 (partial)

01. Prelude
02. Who's To Blame
03. City Sirens
04. Boogie Mama
05. Midnight Moonlight
06. Stairway To Heaven
07. Layla


These 7 tracks is all that exists from this particular taper. He went back the next night, was unable to score a ticket but eventually snuck in.


1st Gen Cassette -> DA20 -> CDRW700 -> EAC -> FLAC Frontend Level 8

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Source B "Keessie" : Original notes

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A.R.M.S. Concert
Los Angeles, California, Forum, 6 December, 1983
Good audience

CD 1
01. Rita Mae
02. Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A Woman-Ramblin’ On My Mind
03. Cocaine
04. Don’t Talk To Me
05. Watching The River Flow
06. Worried Life Blues
07. You Are So Beautiful
08. Seven Days
09. Feelin’ Airight
10. Definitely Maybe
11. Blue Wind
12. People Get ready
13. Goin' Down
14. Prelude
15. Who's To Blame
16. City Cirens

CD 2
01. Boogie Mama
02. Midnight Moonlight
03. Stairway To Heaven
04. Layla
05. With A Little Help From My Friends
06. April Fool
07. Goodnight Irene

Lineage > CD-R to wave> to flac with dBpowerAMP Music Converter
inc. artwork (many thanks to DRNO for all his help)

Gr Keessie

Mick Taylor - Soundboards (FLAC)
Info hash 98537ac63bf8ca55c7814e80c59f8c7752dc9ef2
Description Ok... Hi again folks. I thought that I would try to post one more listing to go with our upcoming Holiday celebration. This one here is quite a special treat, especially so for all you guitar afficionados. Hey, here's something for you guys to try... I challenge you to do a total blind listening test to one of your friends, you know... the one that knows guitarists backwards and forwards. Have them just listen to the two very first tracks and then name the guiatrist. Simple... right? I know that you will get one response probably more than others... that being Jeff Beck, and then some may run off a few other names of familiarity to them afterwards. But, I bet that virtually none of them will just immediately name: Mick Taylor. Check it out... and see. Since we are talking about this first part, in general, let me say that if you do not know this recording then it is something to hear. This is an absolutely sparkling, and ultra clean soundboard that has complete and total left and right channel separation. And, I mean, there seems to be hardly no mix at all. There are a few slight level drops along the way, nothing serious and those could be easily fixed I believe, but this is how you get it from me. And, trust me, you are gonna love this one. The other part of this bootleg 3 disc set is another excellent show given almost exactly a year later at another venue altogether. I think one of these shows might be a little more complete here than what fileset has been traded before in some circles. Anyway, you can read below all the info about this whole bootleg set. It comes like this so I thought it would be right to share like it should be left, all together for your complete satisfaction. And, I think that will be pretty much a certainty. Happy Holidays to all and thanks for making Dime such a wonderful place, and keep it up in the next year! Enjoy...

Mick Taylor - Soundboards
Rick's Place (American Café)
Barnegat, NJ
July 6, 1987

&

The Krypton
Banksville, NY
May 29, 1988

Soundboards (Bootleg 3 CD or CD-R set)

Soundboard recordings > ? > Bootleg 3 CD or CD-R set? > Traded fileset > WAV > WaveLab 5 (DC offset correction) > WAV > FLAC (level 8, align to sector boundaries) > TLH > Upload


Setlists:

CD 1

01 Tusks
02 Hot Water Music
03 Blues In The Morning
04 Going South
05 Baby What You Want Me To Do?
06 Giddy Up
07 Soliloqy

CD 2

01 Can't You Hear Me Knockin'?
02 Third Stone From The Sun
03 Intro
04 I Wonder Why
05 Giddy Up
06 Red House

CD 3

01 Going South
02 It Hurts Me Too
03 Can't You Hear Me Knockin'?
04 Blind Willie McTell



CD 1 and CD 2, Tracks 1, 2 only recorded at
Rick's Place (American Café)
Barnegat, NJ
July 6, 1987

Line-up:
Mick Taylor (guitar, vocal)
Max Middleton (keyboards)
Wayne Hammond (bass, vocal)
Mike Cullen (drums)
Angelo (percussion, congas on "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'?")


CD 2, Tracks 3-6 and CD 3 recorded at
The Krypton
Banksville, NY
May 29, 1988

Line-up:
Mick Taylor (guitar, vocal)
Shayne Fontayne (guitar)
Max Middleton (keyboards)
Wilbur Bascomb, Jr. (bass)
Bernard Purdie (drums)

I've DLed this one and it's a great set!


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Ronnie Lanes Appeal for
Action Research into Multiple Sclerosis ("ARMS")
Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
December 8, 1983

Recording: Sony ECM 150 Mic's > Sony Walkman D6 Cassette > TDK MA-R90 (Metal Tape)

Transfer: Played on Nakamichi CR-3A > Analog input of Lynx One Card with A>D converter >
Music Only Computer. Indexed with Sound Forge 4.0 & Burned to Mitsui (pre-MAMA) Gold
CD with CD Architect software.

Upload: Gold CD extracted with EAC to Internet Accessible Computer > FLAC

My ticket stubs say I was in the 300's, but I know for sure that I sat in the 100/200's behind the
stage. Back in the day, Uncle Bobo (Bill Graham) was a fan of mounting a set of high quality
speakers behind the stage. MSG was packed to the rafters for these shows and seats anywhere in
front of the stage could not be had for these shows for the love of money. I remember being
centered just below the rear facing speakers, which produced a very nice sound (except for the
screaming shrill, whom you will have no problem identifying.)

This recording has never been released by me. It is in the hands of just a few friends in analog
format. I am releasing this now ahead of other projects, as it was recently requested by a friend
whom I don't doubt would gladly do the same for me with any of his master recordings. I'm
pretty sure there is a bootleg video of this show that is circulating, however, I don't think that is
the complete show. This is the full show from beginning to end. Note too, the set list posted at
dbetree is wrong in a two places. Jeff Beck's fourth song is Freeway Jam, not Blue Wind.
(Andy Fairweather Low sings on People Get Ready and Going Down.) Also, Ronnie Lane sang
Long Gone before Goodnight Irene. If there is a favorable response to this show and a demand
for more, in a week or two I'll convert and upload the December 9, 1983 ARMS MSG show,
recorded from the exact same location.

Hope you all enjoy this show. If you do, please pass it along to all your friends. As always your
comments and favorable star ratings are greatly appreciated. (May those who sell this, or any of
my recordings on e-bay, etc., reap all the bad karma you justly deserve.)


Disc 1

01. Bill Graham Introduction

Eric Clapton Set:
02. Everybody Gotta Change
03. Lay Down Sally
04. Wonderful Tonight
05. Rita Mae > Drums > Rita Mae
06. Sad Sad Day >
07. Have You Ever Loved A Woman
08. Ramblin' On My Mind

Eric Clapton/Joe Cocker/Ron Wood
09.Cocaine
10.Don't Touch Me
11.Watching River Flow (tape flip)
12.Worried Life Blue
13.You Are So Beautiful
14.Seven Days
15.Feelin' Alright

Disc 2

Jeff Beck
01. Star Cycle
02. The Pump
03. Definitely Maybe
04. Freeway Jam (tape flip)
05. People Get Ready +Andy Fairweather Low(vo), Ray Cooper, Chris Stainton
06. Going Down

Jimmy Page/Paul Rogers
07. Prelude
08. Who's To Blame
09. City Sirens
10. Boogie Mama
11. Midnight Moonlight +Jeff Beck(gt), Eric Clapton(gt) (tape flip)
12. Stairway To Heaven

Disc 3

All Members JAM
20. Layla
21. With A Little Help From My Friend
22. Long Gone - Ronnie Lane (vo)
23. Good Night Irene - Ronnie Lane (vo)

Musicians :

A = Eris Clapton / Joe Cocker Set
B = Jeff Beck Set
C = Jimmy Page / Paul Rodgers Set
D = All Members Jam


Eric Clapton - guitar, vocal [A][C][D]
Ron Wood - guitar [A][D]
Andy Fairweather Low - guitar [A][D]
Ray Cooper - percussion [A][D]
Charlie Watts - drums [A][D]
Kenny Jones - drums [A][D]
Joe Cocker - vocal [A][D]
Bill Wyman - bass [A][D]
Chris Stainton - keyboards [A][C][D]
James Hooker - keyboards [A][D]
Ian Stewart - keyboards [A][D]
Jeff Beck - guitar [C][D]
Jan Hammer - keyboards [D]
Simon Phillips - drums [C][D]
Fernando Saunders - bass [C][D]
Jimmy Page - guitar [C][D]
Paul Rogers - vocal, guitar [C][D]
Ronnie Lane - vocal [22 & 23]

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What can I say? oh wait.. thanks Keessie and ofcourse.. the taper, you know who you are.

reseed by request...

Enjoy the goosebumps, share the gigs, support the artists!
Alien



original notes:
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Ronnie's Lane Appeal Action For ARMS Action Research For Multiple Sclerosis
New York City, Madison Square Garden, 9 dec, 1983

CD 1
01. Band Introduction
02. Everybody Oughta Make A Change
03. Lay Down Sally
04. Wonderful Tonight
05. Rita Mae
06. Sad Sad Day-Have You Ever Loved A Woman - Ramblin’ On My Mind
07. Cocaine
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

CD 2
01. Star Cycle
02. The Pump
03. Definitely Maybe
04. Blue Wind
05. People Get Ready
06. Goin' Down
07. Prelude
08. Who's To Blame
09. City Cirens
10. Boogie Mama
11. Midnight Moonlight
12. Stairway To Heaven

CD 3
01. Layla
02. With A Little Help From My Friends
03. April Fool
04. Goodnight Irene
05. Bill Graham Closing Speech

Guest appearances by Ron Wood and Stu

Lineage > CD-R to WAVE to FLAC with dBpowerAMP Music Converter

mix good audience/ Soundboard
inc. artwork (thanks again to DRNO and for all his help)

gr Keessie

Bob Dylan
Barcelona June 28th 1984

Bob Dylan - Barcelona '84
"Dylan tree Fan Project"

"Dylantree" CDR -> WAV (EAC) -> FLAC (Flac frontend) -> You

Minestadio del F.C. Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
June 28th 1984

Quality:
Excellent Audience

Got this from Dylantree some years ago, it's the best sounding version of the famous Barcelona 1984 concert, better than the CD releases. Please read "comments from the liner notes"


Musicians:
Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar and harmonica)
Mick Taylor (guitar)
Ian MacLagan (keyboards)
Gregg Sutton (bass)
Colin Allen (drums)
Carlos Santana (guitar on the 5 last songs)

Artwork included


Tracklist:

DISC 1 :
01 Highway 61 Revisited
02 Jokerman
03 All Along The Watchtower
04 Just Like A Woman
05 Maggie's Farm
06 I & I
07 License To Kill
08 Just My Imagination [Greg Sutton on lead vocals]
09 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
10 It Ain't Me, Babe
11 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
12 Simple Twist Of Fate
13 Masters Of War
14 Ballad Of A Thin Man
15 Enough Is Enough

DISC 2 :
01 Every Grain Of Sand
02 Lay Lady Lay
03 Like A Rolling Stone
04 Mr. Tambourine Man
05 Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
06 Girl From The North Country
07 Knockin' On Heaven's Door
08 Senôr
09 The Times They Are A-Changin'
10 Tombstone Blues
10 Blowin' In The Wind "

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This is a "must have" (Thanks Erik):



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THE ROLLING STONES - PLACE PIGALLE
A Vinyl Gang Product 362

LINEAGE:
Original VGP CD -> WAV (EAC v. 0.95 beta 4 - secure, Offset "actual") -> FLAC (flacfrontend, level 6) -> You

DATE:
Studio Outtakes 1972 - 1981

QUALITY:
Excellent Mono (for the most)

COMMENTS:
Essential material, put together on a 4CD set by VGP. If you got this one, plus "Accidents Will Happen" (VGP version), you have the most important studio outtakes from the 2nd part of the 70s.

For the most, the songs here are taken from best possible sources.
VGP did some great EQ work - hardly any hiss. BUT they turned the songs into mono - while some of them were available from hissier stereo sources on other bootlegs.
Some people prefer the sound of the rare OutsiderBird bootlegs over the VGP.....they have more hiss, but also more punch. It depends on the listener which kind of sound one prefer.
In either case, this is a great compilation of studio outtakes - and a MUST have. Get it here from silvers

ARTWORK:
Artwork included (taken from rs-covers.com)

LOG files from secure ripping also included

TRACKLIST:

DISC 1:

01. DRIFT AWAY [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Jan. 1974]
02. SLOW DOWN AND STOP [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Nov. 1973]
03. LIVING IN THE HEART OF LOVE [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Jan. 1974]
04. FAST TALKING [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
05. SEPARATELY [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
06. WAITING ON A FRIEND [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
07. YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN HER ASS [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
08. SAVE ME [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
09. WIND CALL [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Dec. 1974]
10. TOPS [Dynamic Sound Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. - Dec. 1972]
11. I GOT A LETTER [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Dec. 1974]
12. ACT TOGETHER [Musicland Studios, Munich, Germany, Dec. 1974]
13. SLAVE [Mobile Recording Unit, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Jan. - Feb. 1975]
14. DO YOU THINK I REALLY CARE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
15. BLACK LIMOUSINE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
16. EVERLASTING IS MY LOVE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
17. I NEED YOU [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]


DISC 2:

01. EVERLASTING IS MY LOVE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
02. NO SPARE PARTS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
03. HANG FIRE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
04. BLACK LIMOUSINE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
05. EVERLASTING IS MY LOVE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
06. SO YOUNG [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
07. SOME PEOPLE TELL ME [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
08. WHEN YOU'RE GONE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
09. MUNICH HILTON [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Dec. 1977]
10. YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
11. SHAME SHAME SHAME [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
12. AFTER HOURS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
13. ARMPIT BLUES [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
14. YOU WIN AGAIN [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
15. DO YOU GET ENOUGH [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
16. SHEEP DIP BLUES [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
17. WORRIED ABOUT YOU [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, June - Oct. 1979]


DISC 3:

01. EVERYTHING IS TURNING TO GOLD [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Dec. 1977]
02. FIJI JIM [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
03. LIGHT UP [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
04. WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT[Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
05. LOS TRIOS GUITAROS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Dec. 1977]
06. STAY WHERE YOU ARE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
07. DANCING GIRLS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
08. BROKEN HEAD BLUES [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
09. UP AGAINST THE WALL [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
10. BROKEN TOE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
11. GOLDEN CADDY [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
12. GOLDEN CADDY [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
13. DANCING GIRLS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
14. DISCO MUZIK [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. 1977 - March 1978]
15. STILL IN LOVE [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
16. THE WAY SHE HELD ME TIGHT [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
17. IT'S A LIE [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
18. NEVER MAKE ME CRY [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]


DISC 4:

01. PIANO INSTRUMENTAL [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Jan. - March 1978]
02. LINDA LOU [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
03. SWEET HOME CHICAGO [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
04. DANCING GIRLS [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
05. MUCK SPREADING DUB [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
06. PETROL GANG [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
07. NEVER LET HER GO [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
08. GUITAR LESSON [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
09. NEVER MAKE ME CRY [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
10. IT'S ALL WRONG [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
11. NEVER TOO INTO [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
12. IT'S COLD DOWN THERE [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
13. IT'S COLD DOWN THERE [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
14. GUESS I SHOULD KNOW [Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, Nassau, Jan. - Feb. 1979]
15. HEAVEN [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Nov. 1980]
16. NEIGHBOURS [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Nov. 1980]
17. SLAVE [Pathé Marconi Studios, Paris, France, Oct. - Nov. 1980]
18. WAITING ON A FRIEND [Atlantic Studios, New York City, New York, April - June 1981]



Enjoy.....Erik Snow

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"Charlie Watts
LATER with Bob Costas
Broadcast Date: 10-26-93
Host: Matt Lauer (Guest host)
Another video from the Graceful Duck Archive.

Cable > Beta HiFi > Edit Beta HiFi >
Playback Sony EDV-9500 > Standalone Panasonic DMR-E50 (XP)
Chapters approximately every 5 minutes
No Artwork
NTSC / Stereo
TRT: 21:37
Audio codec: AC3
Audio bitrate: 256 kb/s
Video codec: MPEG2
Video bitrate: 9127 kb/s
Video Resolution: 704x480

This interview is one of my favorites. Matt Lauer fills in for
Bob Costas. Matt seems over his head at times, but manages to
stay smart. Charlie is so likeable...For Rolling Stones fans,
this is one for the ages"

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"Keith Richards
VH1 to 1 (1996)
Another video from the Graceful Duck Archive.

Cable > SuperBeta HiFi > Edit SuperBeta HiFi >
Playback Sony EDV-950 > Standalone Panasonic DMR-E50 (XP)
Audio codec: AC3
Audio bitrate: 256 kb/s
Video codec: MPEG2
Video bitrate: 9105 kb/s
Video resolution: 704x480
No Artwork
Chapters approximately every 5 minutes
NTSC HI-FI STEREO
TRT: 22:19

Rock critic Anthony DeCurtis hangs out with Keith at his
mountainside home on the north coast of Jamaica. This
one is a true classic. Keith welcomes a group of
Rastafarian musicians for a jam session at the end. Very
amusing to see the look on Anthony DeCurtis' face when
listening to Keith speak. I'm not sure if he can understand
a word. This is a must-have for any Stones fan.
Sorry, no subtitles."

Looks very nice indeed!

it's pretty boring in fact. Keith on holidays "blah blah" he looks like the guy who took the piss out of him on Youtube ><



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The Rolling Stones
Staples Center
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Thursday Feb. 6, 2003

Natural Resources Defense Council concert

aud>SonyD-3>master.cassette>SonyTCWE435>PioneerPDR-O4>CDR>EAC>WAV>Trader'sLittleHelper>FLAC

Quality: B

Bill Clinton intro
Start Me Up
Street Fighting Man
You Got Me Rocking
Don't Stop
All Down the Line
Wild Horses
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Bitch
Tumbling Dice
Introductions
Slipping Away
Happy
Sympathy for the Devil (with Remy Kabaka)
Gimme Shelter (with Remy Kabaka)
Can't You Hear Me Knocking (with Remy Kabaka)
Honky Tonk Women (with Remy Kabaka)
Satisfaction
Break
It's Only Rock'n'Roll (b-stage)
Midnight Rambler (b-stage)
Brown Sugar (b-stage)
Break
Jumpin' Jack Flash (encore)
Crowd

Show time: 9:40 - 11:55 p.m.

Notes: This was the free Natural Resources Defense Council concert done by the Stones to raise awareness of climate change and global warming. People entered an online contest for tix, and I managed to win. I flew down from the Bay Area and brought my aged Sony D-3. There were metal detectors, but I slipped it in. The seats were assigned, ours were not the best, side of the stage and low, out of the line of sound, but a decent enough recording here. Hey it was a free show, so how could I not like this show. I thought the Stones were brilliant this night, a real event in front of crowd ready to party...enjoy!!

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Rolling Stones
Rentschler Field
Hartford, CT
August 26, 2005

Lineage: DPA 4060->Sony PCM-M1
Transfer: Master DAT->Adobe Audition->FLAC(level 8)

Location: Field Section A5, Row J - 9th Row, Left Stack

01 intro
02 Start Me Up
03 You Got Me Rocking
04 She's So Cold
05 Tumbling Dice
06 Rough Justice
07 Ruby Tuesday
08 Beast Of Burden
09 All Down The Line
10 Get Up Stand Up
11 band intros
12 Infamy
13 The Worst
14 Miss You
15 Oh No, Not You Again
16 Satisfaction
17 Honky Tonk Women
18 Out Of Control
19 Sympathy For The Devil
20 Jumping Jack Flash
21 Brown Sugar
22 You Can't Always Get What You Want
23 It's Only Rock N' Roll


md5 file attached

no artwork

If you must convert to mp3, please do not circulate the mp3 files beyond your PC or portable music player.


Nice sounding recording from the 3rd show of the A Bigger Bang tour. I hadn't been plannng on catching a show this early in the tour, but when one of the "cheap" $99 tickets in the 1st 10 rows popped up, I couldn't pass it up. The crowd is noticable at times, but nothing too bad. Enjoy.

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THE ROLLING STONES

17th June,1978
John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Title:JFK STADIUM 78
No:Vinyl Gang Product VGP-336

Quality:VG
Source:AUD
Lineage:Trade CDR > WAV > FLAC

D1
1.Let It Rock
2.All Down The Line
3.Honky Tonk Women
4.Star Star
5.When the Whip Comes Down
6.Miss You
7.Just My Imagination
8.Respectable
9.Beast Of Burden

D2
1.Far Away Eyes
2.Love In Vain
3.Shattered
4.Satisfaction
5.Sweet Little Sixteen
6.Tumbling Dice
7.Happy
8.Brown Sugar
9.Jumping Jack Flash

Total 88:10

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Rolling Stones CD transfer of the vinyl LP Some tramps (no label) total 42.23

I made a CDR from the vinyl album with my Philips CDR 930. Then I encoded the tracks with Flac Frontend V1.7.1. Next I used Trader's little helper for the torrent creation.

1. When the whip comes down 10.30
2. Start me up 4.03
3. Claudine 7.53
4. Miss you 9.13
5. Just my imagination 7.02
6. I can't help it 3.37

Artwork is from the original simple black and white LP cover.

These are early versions and never released tracks, some have probably never been released on cd. I always admired Rolling Stones experts like Nico Zentgraf and Dieter Hoffmann who offered in their works exact data on recordingdates and the sequence of the developing tracks. But can we ever be sure?

Dieter Hoffmann presents his comments on these tracks in the two volumes of Das Weissbuch Recording Index 1961-2003, (May 2003):

1. When the whip comes down: version II, already finished lead and backing vocals, additional pedal steel guitar by Ron Wood, Paris, Autumn 1977. This version also to be found on the bootleg cd Twilight zone.

2. Start me up: version I, this is not the reggae-ish version a.k.a. Never stop. Hoffmann calculates this as 4.13, Paris, Spring 1978. According to Hoffmann never released on a cd, so this one could be unique.


3. Claudine: version I, demo version with drums, bass, acoustic guitar, two electric guitars, already finished lyrics, Paris, Autumn 1977. Also released on the bootleg cd Megatrax Vol. 1.

4. Miss you: version IV, part, additional saxophone by Mel Collins and harp by Sugar Blue on version III, Paris, Autumn 1977. Released on bootleg cd's More works, Place Pigalle 5/6, Some tracks II.


5. Just my imagination: version I, according to Hoffmann 7.09, basic track with all instruments incl. backing vocals, Mick Jagger's early lead vocal "... look through my window", Paris, Autumn 1977. With soft count in 1, 2, 3, 4. Could be unique as never been released on cd.

6. I can't help it, a.k.a. Love you too much: version III, Hoffmann calculates this as 3.23, Paris, Spring 1978. Are the vocals not at least partly by Keith? Also released incomplete, only 2.27, on the bootleg cd Megatrax Vol. 1. This longer version maybe unique.

Alex, January 11, 2010.

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Rolling Stones
Garden State 78

14th June: Passaic, New Jersey
Capitol Theater

Label: Vinyl Gang
Catalog-Nr: VGP 253

Quality : SBD

01. Let It Rock ( 2:32 )
02. All down the line ( 4:22 )
03. Honky Tonk Women ( 3:22 )
04. @#$%& ( 4:26 )
05. When the whip comes down ( 4:49 )
06. Miss You ( 7:35 )
07. Just My Imagination ( 6:29 )
08. Lies ( 4:28 )
09. Beast Of Burden ( 5:43 )
10. Respectable ( 3:52 )
11. Faraway eyes ( 6:13 )
12. Love In Vain ( 5:34 )
13. Introduction ( 0:29 )
14. Shattered ( 5:13 )
15. Sweet Little Sixteen ( 3:25 )
16. Tumbling Dice ( 4:50 )
17. Happy ( 3:41 )
18. Brown Sugar ( 3:36 )
19. Jumping Jack Flash ( 4:24 )
20. Street fighting man ( 3:56 )

(88:59)

Review From STONES FAQ :

Excellent stereo soundboard recording; probably the most well known boot of
the tour. Legend has it the tape was stolen from the soundboard before the
show ended which explains why the end is missing. Good performance except the
incomplete encore "Street Fighting Man" sounds completely unrehearsed; it's
terrible. Original LPs sound better than any CD release; in fact The Swingin'
Pig "Out on Bail" and Scorpio's "Capital Connection" both appear to be dubbed
from vinyl.

10th June - 26th July: THE ROLLING STONES. North American Tour
Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr, p)/KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, pedal steel)/BW (bass)
CW (dr)/STU (p)/Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc)

Starts At 10th June In Lakeland,Florida (Civic Center) And Ended At 26th July
In Oakland, California (Alameda Coliseum)

Opening Act : Etta James

A Miniscule Number Of Tickets Went On Sale At A Very Few Locations - And For
The General Public Seats For This Concert Were Almost Impossible To Obtain .
Where The Bulk Of Tickets Went... Was A Subject Of Much Debate At The Time .
There were Many Reports Of Scalpers Charging Up To $900 For A Single Ticket !

Other Small Venues Along The Way : Washington , Detroid , New York , Atlanta
Myrtle Beach And Fort Worth .

"Mick Taylor
Lonestar Café,
New York City, NY

28 December 1986, Second Show

Audience Recording

Set list
101. Soliloquy
102. Put It Where You Want It
103. Red House
104 Giddy Up
105. Key To The Highway (with Keith Richards)
106. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking (with Keith Richards) "

The punchline is this is not an aud tape but a SOUNDBOARD!!!!!

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Bob Marley & The Wailers (with Ron Wood on encores)
November 30, 1979
Oakland Auditorium Arena
Oakland, California, USA

From 1st gen. Black and white multi-camera in house DVD video. No officially released content.

A bit marginal in the video quality - Kinda dark and rather unstable in some spots, but a lot better than other copies of this show I've seen. The soundboard audio is very good to excellent sound quality and a definite improvement over previously circulating copies. This show is unique because it features Ron Wood as guest rhythm guitarist on the encores. A web site also lists Donald Kinsey as a guest guitarist for this show. See [www.bobmarleyconcerts.com] for more info.

00:00:00 chapter 1 - Positive Vibration
00:05:33 chapter 2 - Wake Up And Live
00:11:02 chapter 3 - Concrete Jungle
00:16:08 chapter 4 - Them Belly Full
00:19:45 chapter 5 - I Shot The Sheriff
00:24:41 chapter 6 - Running Away >
00:29:58 chapter 7 - Crazy Baldheads
00:33:47 chapter 8 - Ambush In The Night
00:37:10 chapter 9 - 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
(encores with Ron Wood):
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

Band lineup:
* Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
* Aston Barrett, bass
* Carlton Barrett, drums
* Junior Marvin, lead guitar
* Al Anderson, lead guitar
* Donald Kinsey, lead guitar
* Ron Wood, rhythm 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


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terrible dvd, i have this many years
only the sounds is ok
Keessie

Rolling Stones - Live in Chile 1995-02-19 (pro shot)

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Rolling Stones Live in Santiago, Chile 1995-02-19
pro shot
incomplete schow
tv reports as a bonus
grab it from somewhere some times ago

no cover

Audio
AC3
48000Hz 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)

Video
NTSC
720 x 480
FRMS 42,857
kbps 4365
MPEG2

Quote
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Rolling Stones - Live in Chile 1995-02-19 (pro shot)

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Rolling Stones Live in Santiago, Chile 1995-02-19
pro shot
incomplete schow
tv reports as a bonus
grab it from somewhere some times ago

no cover

Audio
AC3
48000Hz 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)

Video
NTSC
720 x 480
FRMS 42,857
kbps 4365
MPEG2

THIS IS BUENOS AIRES, NOT SANTIAGO.

ROLLING STONES
COW PALACE
DALY CITY, CA (USA)
JULY 16, 1975

AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>DAT>CDR>EAC>FLAC

SET LIST:

DISC ONE:

1: INTRO/HONKY TONK WOMAN
2: ALL DOWN THE LINE
3: IF YOU CAN'T ROCK ME
4: GET OFF MY CLOUD
5: STAR STAR
6: GIMME SHELTER
7: AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG
8: YOU GOT TO MOVE
9: CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
10: HAPPY
11: TUMBLING DICE

DISC TWO:

1: IT'S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL
2: FINGERPRINT FILE
3: WILD HORSES
4: THAT'S RIGHT
5: OUTTA SPACE
6: BROWN SUGAR
7: MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
8: RIP THIS JOINT
9: STREET FIGHTING MAN
10: JUMPIN` JACK FLASH


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And the show of 15th from master:

ROLLING STONES
COW PALACE
DALY CITY, CA (USA)
JULY 15, 1975

AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>DAT>CDR>EAC>FLAC

SET LIST:

DISC ONE:

1: INTRO/HONKY TONK WOMAN
2: ALL DOWN THE LINE
3: IF YOU CAN'T ROCK ME
4: GET OFF MY CLOUD
5: STAR STAR
6: GIMME SHELTER
7: AIN'T TOO PROUD TO BEG
8: YOU GOT TO MOVE
9: CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
10: HAPPY
11: TUMBLING DICE

DISC TWO:

1: IT'S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL
2: HEARTBREAKER
3: FINGERPRINT FILE
4: ANGIE
5: WILD HORSES
6: THAT'S LIFE
7: OUTTA SPACE
8: BROWN SUGAR
9: MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
10: RIP THIS JOINT
11: STREET FIGHTING MAN
12: JUMPIN` JACK FLASH

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ROLLING STONES
FESTHALLE
FRANKFURT, GERMANY
SEPTEMBER 30, 1973

LATE SET

AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>DAT CLONE>CDR>EAC>FLAC

SET LIST:

1: BROWN SUGAR
2: GIMME SHELTER
3: HAPPY
4: TUMBLING DICE
5: STAR STAR
6: DANCING WITH MR. D
7: ANGIE
8: CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
9: MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
10: HONKY TONK WOMAN
11: ALL DOWN THE LINE
12: RIP THIS JOINT
13: JUMPING JACK FLASH
14: STREET FIGHTING MAN

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ROLLING STONES
FESTHALLE
FRANKFURT, GERMANY
SEPTEMBER 30, 1973

EARLY SET

AUDIENCE ANALOG MASTER>DAT CLONE>CDR>EAC>FLAC

SET LIST:

1: BROWN SUGAR
2: GIMME SHELTER
3: HAPPY
4: TUMBLING DICE
5: STAR STAR
6: DANCING WITH MR. D
7: ANGIE
8: CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
9: MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
10: HONKY TONK WOMAN
11: ALL DOWN THE LINE
12: RIP THIS JOINT
13: JUMPING JACK FLASH
14: STREET FIGHTING MAN

Got both shows yesterday and I compared them to VGP-266. They are STRICTLY identical (minus the sound of the tape recorder being switched off after SFM).

So it's not the sensation it could have been... If you have the VGP keep your ratio for other things



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-03-06 16:24 by dcba.

After Gripweed's post of a 1991 version of Sway here's this one :

"CARLA OLSON w/MICK TAYLOR
1990-03-04, EARLY SHOW
THE ROXY. LOS ANGELES, CA.
AUD/RECORDING
B/B+

NOTE !!! : NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH THE LATE SHOW WICH WAS OF/RELEASED...

TRADE-EAC-TLH-DIME.

I Never Wanted To Try
Rescue Fantasy
Who Put The Sting On The Honeybee?
Slow Rollin' Train
Trying To Hold On
Rubies And Diamonds
See The Light
You Can't Move In

Broken Hands/Sway
Silver Train
Midnight Mission
Clean Cut Kid
Rocks Off

BAD SOUND, BUT A RARE ONE..."

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-03-07 00:45 by dcba.

Hmmm, I have a version of this too. Maybe I need to listen to it again
I got my Copy from one of the Band Members many moons ago

A) Grip I posted Sway in your thread
SQ is not abd at all once you re-EQ the recording (= boost the treble & cut the lows)

sorry my mistake



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2010-03-28 21:39 by ride on baby.