Tyrannosaurus Rex - 1970-04-04 - Cologne, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Sporthalle "Progressive Pop Festival '70" (M2-AUD)

01 (6:15) :: ...Elemental Child
02 (7:26) :: Jewel
03 (3:43) :: Organ Blues
04 (8:28) :: Summertime Blues
05 (2:34) :: Hot Rod Mama
06 (3:44) :: Debora
07 (5:26) :: Pavilions Of Sun
08 (2:35) :: One Inch Rock
09 (3:56) :: By The Light Of A Magical Moon// (cuts)

Total Time ::: 44:08

::: EXC on stage stereo miked recording with some hiccups. Check samples for individualised experiential estimations or for what those Merry Pranksters told me they took for daily maintenance doses, "laughers - only 70 mics!" (true story).
::: Warts: 1st 12 seconds mono as only one channel existed. Some volume fluctuations (mostly fixed). Taper turned off deck between songs. Right channel had some issues in some parts - details below. Many dropouts fixed but some were not repairable. You will hear some unfixable problems in "Organ Blues".
::: NOTE : if you want an almost absolutely flawless recording, copy the left channel out for mono 2 channel playback. It is nearly perfect (but you lose the very cool wide stereo effect, so it's not recommended).
::: "Progressive Pop Festival '70", aka "Kölner Festival" April 3rd & 4th, 1970. Poster online if you look.
::: Other acts (according to 2 websites - some of these were no-shows & some unlisted ones probably played) : Procol Harum / Kinks / Chicken Shack / Nice / Colosseum / Deep Purple / Yes / T-Rex / Soft Machine / Eire Apparent / East of Eden / Jeronimo / Livin' Blues / Facts of Life / Ekseption / J.C. Heavy / Mighty Baby / Barclay James Harvest / Circus / Jess & James / Sam Apple Pie / Steamhammer / Novak´s Kapelle / Scratch.
::: This recording hails from Brinkhoffs' collection. If you knew him, remember him while yr rockin'!
::: AUD recordings circulate of some other bands including the excellent East Of Eden set DIMED by Brinkhoffs hisself.
::: Thanks to DIMER badpainter for songlist help.
::: Two weeks after the release of "A Beard Of Stars" album & back when T. Rex was still exploding under the Tyrannosaurus Rex moniker.

Recording Information ::: SOURCE: unknown WDR-FM reel to reel tape recorder (probably a Uher Report) with unknown microphones placed on stage -> master stereo "audience" reel.

Playback 1980 ::: master stereo "audience" reel on Braun TG 60 -> 1st generation 7.5 ips reel on Revox A77.

Playback circa 1988(?) ::: 1st generation 7.5 ips reel on Revox A77 -> 2nd generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby B on (unknown cassette recorder).

Playback 2012-12-04 ::: 2nd generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi 680ZX cassette deck, Dolby B on, azimuth & pitch adjusted for individual recording, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Sony Linear PCM Recorder PCM-M10 (LPCM 44.10kHz/16bit WAV files) -> computer -> Audacity (normalisation to remove DC offset, channel/phase alignment, fades &/or glitches, dropout repair, manual one-at-a-time bump-pop-click repair, volume adjustments, NO equalisation) -> CD Wave (track splits) -> Trader's Little Helper -> yer ears. First uploaded week of 2013-02-04.

Mastering notes ::: Overall, the LEFT channel was in VERY good shape. Dropouts & volume fluctuations were basically ALL fixable. The RIGHT channel was fine in many places & completely messed up in a couple of songs, particularly "Organ Blues". Something in the recorder or cables was shorting out - only in that channel. However, after working at a pace of about an hour for every 15 seconds, I was able to repair much of it, to the point there are just some very brief rough spots. There is no cross channel patching possible. As noted above, for audio purists, bothered by even minor, brief imperfections, a mono left channel to both channels for a listening copy will lose the wonderful stereo but offer an extremely clean listen. Your call. More work could be done but after a full week, I'm done in!

Line-up ::: Marc Bolan - acoustic & electric guitars, organ, vocals // Mickey Finn (Michael Norman Finn) - drums, tablas, percussion, Moroccan Clay drums(?), finger cymbals, vocals.

Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline.

BRINKHOFF's NOTES (from East Of Eden upload, but directly applicable to this recording):
- when i was studying in aachen in 1980, i used to bump into one of these wild poets / rimbaud / doors / patti smith loveable loonies that would be selling bootleg books and records (hi dirk !!!).
- we got to know each eather better and he mentioned a crazy friend of his who taped tons of stuff in the early 1970s.
- as i expressed SERIOUS interest, he somehow managed to borrow a bag full of small uher reels which he gave to me saying that they would have to be returned within 24 hours.
- it took me a long time to borrow a revox and transfer some of the reels. just wish i'd have had more time ... never managed to copy all of it - what a shame!!!
- been trying to re-borrow the reels for ages, but ...
- the last time i took drugs, i tried to eat an airport. well, ...

CoolSonics 213 ::: Thanks to the original taper & trader! This copy came from DIMER Brinkhoffs, who left this mortal coil some weeks ago. He is sorely missed. I imagine he would be pleased with all the effort I put into restoring this recording, especially the right channel, as it was somewhere DEEP in fucked-up-ville, only recoverable by the wonders of modern computer technology. ::: Corrections welcome ::: My guess is more than a few of you are going to stub your proverbial aural toes upon laying yr eyes & ears on this glistening bunch o' bytes. Brinkhoffs dug this outta the ether long ago & traded it with me & I enjoyed it on many the occasion - most often in the car while driving 25,000 miles a year for work - what else ya gonna do but feed yr ears & stomach. It's easy to see why Brinkhoffs liked this tape. It has shades of Pink Floyd all over some of the songs - check out "Organ Blues" for example, or the Barrett-esque vocals in "Jewel", or. It was not easy getting thru the work on this at times, too many memories.

This recording was a massive revelation for me when it first showed up. I got into Tyrannosaurus Rex at a very early age, circa 1970. As strange as it was, there was some heavy magic in there. Among many other things weird, I bought the Warner/Reprise Loss Leader LPs as they came out & was listening to some demented sounds along with my more "normal" pop & folkrock musical musical mix - like Beefheart / Zappa / Wild Man Fischer / Lord Buckley / The Fugs, etc. When "A Beard Of Stars" hit the cutout bins almost immediately after release in the USA, complete with the bonus 45, how could I resist the cool gatefold cover & the 59 cent price sticker, and the music was wonderfully but acceptably strange. One of our friends even had the Marc "Beard Of Stars" look down pat. Then, over the next couple of years, there was simply the rock star glam vibe that developed, T. Rex fit right into our lifestyles, alongside Bowie, Rundgren, Roxy Music & Mott The Hoople, affecting our way of dressing & sense of cool. I am still rather unapologetic about it. Pics of Marc hung on the wall. "The Slider" came out & we were mind-boggled. He was pretty over the fashion/glam top, but what the hell, song after amazing song with killer sound & guitar. One of the ones I really regret never getting to see live.

This tape arrived at a time before the mega release flood of all things Bolan, and there were few live recordings that seemed to actually give you a feel for what it was really like. This recording WILL give you some serious insight into the breakthru period, from tabla acidfolkfreak to electric guitar mayhem with tinges of pop thrown into the mix. Aside from the many BBC sessions (though lots are still missing), we simply haven't heard many live gigs at all from this era, when you'd think people would have been going for it. Not much around to compare it to, the Lyceum, Brondby Club, Café au Gogo & others are mostly of challenging listenablility & mostly from the earlier Steve Peregrine Took era. There is something around from June 1970, from London I believe, but of somewhat questionable quality as I recall. I think about the closest thing there has been is the "BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert" release from January 1970, but fortunately, while this set is somewhat similar in parts, it also features some different songs & arrangements, with this short-lived Finn duo period having reached some further developed stagelife 3 months on. Not to mention that it is simply not as smooth, slick & tame as the BBC gig, this one gets REALLY far out there - check out "Summertime Blues" with some volume. Even old "Windmill Pete" would feel Marc done it proud & it should leave some people gasping in disbelief - truly out of this world! My feeling is that this recording is in many ways quite unique & special & as about as close as you will ever get to the real exerience. Get out your freak flags, wave them *h*I*g*H* & see what you think. If it ain't already on yr shelf, consider it a gift from Brinkhoffs & CoolSonics to yr ears. Enjoy.

Kudos to Zongo for life support, Lochner for mikes&more & Fast Freddie for runnin' Video Dick's Record Emporium with the bathroom office full of tape decks. Thanks to Hanwaker (few among us can keep his pace). Mountains of gratitude to Davmar, D.White, Sanchez, Elliot, The Florida Kid, Kloiber, Zingg, JTW, Bershaw, Boston Gold, Dixon, Moore, Gough & SO many more for all that collecting & sharing... Royal thanks to The Man In The Palace, Doc Tinker, Brinkhoffs, Barely Eatin', Reel Master Gaule, Parrish & all the traders who housed me thru my music acquisition & travel years. Hats off to Brother Kent, Uncle Jake, Little Queenie (& her neighbor Frank) & his honor Ptomaine Thomas. Glasses raised to Byron for musical horizon expansion & much obliged to J & Thurston for keepin' my concert fires burnin' since my continental shift. Thanks to the Mods for keepin' DIME alive. Enjoy, share, give, spread peace. Yers truly, Knees

Janis Joplin - 1970-04-04 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

JANIS JOPLIN with BIG BROTHER & THE HOLDING COMPANY

VENUE:
Filmore West, San Francisco, USA

01 - Combination Of The Two
02 - Heartache People
03 - Ego Rock
04 - Easy Rider
05 - Maybe
06 - Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
07 - Be A Brother
08 - All Is Loneliness
09 - Summertime
10 - Coo Coo
11 - Ball & Chain
12 - Piece Of My Heart

NOTES by the uploader:
This is a VG+ audience recording. On many places, the right channel was badly damaged, so I fixed it. Now you can tell there's a slight change in the sound when the fixing begins but that's all. I also had to remove a lot of gaps and litches from Disc 2. Other than these fixes, the original recording has been left untouched. The last two songs are from another audience source. Unfortuantely, it's of lesser quality, VG at best. Anyway, this is a really great show and the sound quality is really enjoyable so I'd recommand any music lover to get it.

Deep Purple - 1970-04-04 - Cologne, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Mulheim Sporthalle

Audience Recording

Unknown Analog Cassette>CDR>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC

Ritchie Blackmore – guitar (1968–1975, 1984–1993)

Ian Gillan – vocals (1969–1973, 1984–1988, 1992–present)

Jon Lord – keyboards (1968–1976, 1984–2001)

Roger Glover – bass (1969–1973, 1984–present)

Ian Paice – drums (1968–1976, 1984–present)

CD1

01. Speed King

02. Mumbling Thing Blues^^

03. Wring That Neck

04. Paint It Black# Incl.Drum Solo

CD2

01. Drum Solo(Cont)

02. Paint It Black#(Reprise)

03. Mandrake Root

04. Black Night

05. Lucille*

^^Unreleased still to this day. No studio version available.

#ROLLING STONES cover

*LITTLE RICHARD cover

Jonathan Douglas "Jon" Lord D.M. (9 June 1941 – 16 July 2012) was an English composer, pianist and Hammond organ player. Known for his pioneering work in fusing rock and classical or baroque forms, especially with Deep Purple. Besides Whitesnake, Paice, Ashton & Lord, The Artwoods and Flower Pot Men. In 1968, Lord founded Deep Purple, where he was virtually the leader of the band until 1970. In addition, Lord wrote the organ riff on "Child in Time". He and drummer Ian Paice were the only constant band members during the band's existence from 1968 to 1976 and from when they reformed in 1984 until Lord's retirement from Deep Purple in 2002. On 11 November 2010, Lord was made an Honorary Fellow of Stevenson College, Edinburgh. On 15 July 2011, he was granted an honorary Doctor of Music degree by his home town's University of Leicester. Lord died on 16 July 2012 after suffering a pulmonary embolism. He had been suffering from pancreatic cancer and was surrounded by his family at the London Clinic.~ wikipedi

Bruce Springsteen - 1976-04-04 - East Lansing, MI (AUD/FLAC) by Crystal Cat

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band

Title: East Lansing Night
Label: Crystal Cat Records
Catalog #: CC1074-75
Format: Three Original Silver CDs
Source: Audience
Total Time: 2 hours 02 minutes 18.51 seconds
Date: April, 04, 1976
Location: MSU Auditorium, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Silver Disc -> EAC (secure) -> wav -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries).

CD1: (60:20.08)
01 Intro (0:37.26)
02 Night (3:16.46)
03 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (4:15.74)
04 Spirit In The Night (6:33.30)
05 It's My Life (9:11.73)
06 Thunder Road (6:04.21)
07 She's The One (6:40.55)
08 Born To Run (4:55.42)
09 Frankie (6:58.66)
10 Meeting Across The River (3:39.03)
11 Backstreets (8:06.22)

CD2: (61:58.43)
01 Intro (0:29.05)
02 Growin' Up (3:34.35)
03 It's Hard To Be The Saint In The City (5:58.12)
04 Jungleland (10:02.67)
05 Intro (2:22.05)
06 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (11:40.67)
07 Raise Your Hand (4:14.04)
08 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (7:15.52)
09 Detroit Medley (9:08.11)
10 Quarter To Three (7:13.10)

Notes:
Ripped from original silver disc.
Files named after extraction.

For more information regarding this boot, visit Brucebase:

http://brucebase.wikispaces.com/1976#040476

Silver CD Ripped by hobbes4444.
Scanned by EStRec.
Edited by hrubesh.
Ripped on 2017-02-17
Hope you Enjoy!
hrubesh

Bruce Springsteen - 1976-04-04 - East Lansing, MI (AUD/FLAC) JEMS

(Audience FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen 
MSU Auditorium 
Michigan State University 
East Lansing, MI 
April 4, 1976 
JEMS Master 
16/44 Edition 

Recording Gear: Advent microphones > Sony TC-153SD cassette recorder (stereo recording) 

JEMS 2016 Transfer: master cassettes > Nakamichi 670 azimuth-adjusted playback > Wavelab 24/96 > resample to 16/44 > Peak Pro XT (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.21 > FLAC 

01 Night 
02 Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 
03 Spirit In The Night 
04 It’s My Life 
05 Thunder Road 
06 She’s The One 
07 Born To Run 
08 Frankie 
09 Meeting Across The River 
10 Backstreets 
11 Growin’ Up 
12 Saint In The City 
13 Jungleland 
14 Rosalita 
15 Raise Your Hand 
16 Sandy 
17 Detroit Medley 
18 Quarter To Three 

Known Faults: 
-None 

On the 40th anniversary of the show, JEMS is pleased to present a fresh 2016 transfer of our master audience recording of East Lansing, April 4, 1976, the first time the show has been released direct from the master cassettes, in 16/44 and 24/96 editions. 

There is but one audience recording of this show, made by our own Tapeboy, and released many times before on titles like Livin’ Rock ‘n’ Roll, Hidden Worlds That Shine and EV2’s Rise Like The Rain. The new transfer renders all previous versions obsolete, offering what to our ears is a material upgrade of fuller, richer and more natural sound, especially in the bass and vocals. It has a clarity and depth previous incarnations lack. Samples provided. 

There are moments so clear in fact that you can hear the shutter on Tapeboy’s camera clicking as he shot rolls of color and black and white film. All his photos from the show are included here as well. 

As for the show, it too is a gem. It’s well known as being one of the few period concerts to feature performances of all eight songs from Born To Run, including a full-band “Meeting Across The River.” If that wasn’t enough, it is also notable for including the second known recording of “Frankie,” performed here in a magical version that I’ve played hundreds of times since I first got a copy of this show on cassette. 

It’s a long show, too, at 18 songs, among them fine versions of “Saint In The City,” “Growin’ Up” and a regional nod in the form of the “Detroit Medley.” 

Tapeboy sent along his recollections: 

“This was my third time seeing Bruce and my first time successfully getting my recorder into the show. It is arguably my best recording set up as well: the Sony 153SD cassette deck and Advent dynamic stereo mics. I also got my camera and a couple of lenses in...ahh...those were the days. 

MSU Auditorium was (is?) a gymnasium-type place with a U-shaped, single-level balcony surrounding the seats set up on the floor, where we were in the 11th row. This show featured all of Born To Run in an era before full-album shows. It was also the first time I'd heard Bruce play 'It's My Life', 'Raise Your Hand' and the brand new 'Frankie,' which featured Bruce on cowbell and pointed in a songwriting direction away from the sound of Born To Run. 

'It's My Life' was stunning, virtually unrecognizable until the chorus, and prompting a standing ovation midway through the song as the band completed the first chorus. Despite Bruce saying on the current River tour that 'Independence Day' was his first song about fathers and sons (and what about 'Adam Raised A Cain'?), clearly the spoken beginning of 'It's My Life' is where he first visited this theme. 

We left the show knowing we'd seen a great one, and thinking that a new album must be just around the corner; it was unimaginable that Darkness was still over 2 years away!” 

Applause goes to Tapeboy for his outstanding original recording and for pulling out the masters one last time to capture them at 24/96 and master this one for the ages. Thanks yet again to mjk5510 who continues to shore up the fulfillment end of the JEMS process. We couldn’t do it without him. 

BK for JEMS

David Bowie - 1978-04-04 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Vol. 16"

David Bowie

The Forum

Los Angeles, CA

April 4, 1978

Mike Millard first generation cassettes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Vol. 16

Recording Gear: AKG 451E microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550

cassette recorder

JEMS 2019 TRANSFER: first-generation cassettes made by Mike Millard for Barry G > Nakamichi CR-7A azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 > Audacity 2.0 24/96) capture > iZotope RX MBIT+ resample 16/44.1 > iZotope RX and Ozone mastering > Peak Pro 6 (volume smoothing / edit / index) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 Warszawa

02 Heroes

03 What In The World

04 Be My Wife

05 Jean Genie

06 Blackout

07 Sense of Doubt

08 Speed of Life

09 Breaking Glass

10 Beauty and the Beast

11 Fame

12 Five Years

13 Soul Love

14 Star

15 Hang on to Yourself

16 Ziggy Stardust

17 Suffragette City

18 Rock ’n’ Roll Suicide

19 Art Decade

20 Station to Station

21 Stay

22 TVC15

23 Rebel Rebel

Known Faults:

-None

John Lee Hooker - 1979-04-04 - Colden, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Belle Starr Lounge,

1st set

lineage
1st generation > reel to reel > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 equalizer > tascam cdrw750 > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac

01. My Baby Gone and Left (band only)
02. How Long Can You Go (instrumental), (band only)
03. John Lee Hooker intro > I Gambled All of Your Love,
04. Rainin'
05. One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer
06. Serves Me Right to Suffer (some wow & flutter first 50 sec.)
07. Rock Steady
08. Life Ain't The Same
09. The Boogie (fades out at the very end)

Killer quality soundboard, no words to tell how superb this show is.....

The Police - 1979-04-04 - New York City, NY (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

BOTTOM LINE, NYC
WNEW-FM

HUSSEY REMASTER

LINEAGE:
TDK SA C-90> PIONEER F-7272> SONY RCD-W 500C/W100 CD RECORDER> ORIGINAL SILVER CD> THE MAGICAL DAVID HUSSEY> SILVER CD> EAC> WAV> FLAC 8

01) Dj Intro
02) Can'T Stand Losing You
03) Truth Hurts Everybody
04) So Lonely
05) Fallout
06) Born In The Fifties
07) Hole In My Life
08) Be My Girl
09) Peanuts
10) Roxanne
11) Landlord
12) Next To You
13) Dj Comments
14) Can'T Stand Losing You
15) Dj Comments/Outro

The Police were so good this night that the audience would not let them leave. As you will hear Sting explain, they ran out of songs to perform so they played "Can't Stand Losing You" twice. The final encore is a killer. Enjoy this one.

Steve Hillage - 1979-04-04 - Munich, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

STEVE HILLAGE 

1979-04-04 Munich, Germany, Schwabingerbräu - "Live Herald" tour - soundboard (57m) 

Steve Hillage, Miquette Giraudy, Christian Boule, John McKenzie, Andy Anderson, Dave Stewart 

1) Electrick Gypsies (4:56) * 
2) 1988 Aktivator (2:25) 
3) Crystal City (4:36) ** 
4) Activation Meditation > The Glorious Om Riff (6:17) *** 
5) Unidentified > U.F.O. Over Paris (8:39) $ 
6) Radio (7:52) £ 
7) New Age Synthesis (8:01) 
8) Hurdy Gurdy Glissando (9:43) = 
9) Light In The Sky (4:53) ^ 

* Ends with "The Salmon Sang" intro. [Cut on applause]. 
** [Cut at the end]. 
*** "The Glorious Om Riff" aka "Master Builder" [Cut on applause]. 
$ "Unidentified": very first notes cut. "I Never Glid Before" quoted. 
£ [Cut at 5:41]. 
= [Cut at 3:10 - end of side 1 of tape - and on applause]. 
^ Repeated "Close Encounters of the third Kind" quote at the end [cut on applause]. 

Source: Traded wav > Magix Audiocleanic for tracking, editing and volume boost (+2,9) > flac. 

Date and venue confirmed on Calyx website. 
Stereo soundboard recording. 

I got this show in a trade with a former member of "The Sex Beatles" who is a long time friend of Steve and Miquette. His note said this tape was given to him by mr. Hillage in 1979. I don't have any further info except that it came to me as two .wav files (one or each side of the tape). It's most likely incomplete but I never saw it on traders lists so I guess someone might like it. This tape was described as "played hundreds of times" but it's still listenable.

Supertramp - 1979-04-04 - Inglewood, CA (AUD/FLAC) "The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 229"

Supertramp

The Forum

Inglewood, CA

April 4, 1979

Mike Millard First-Generation Tapes via JEMS

The Lost and Found Mike the MICrophone Tapes Volume 229

Recording Gear: AKG 451E Microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 Cassette Recorder

JEMS 2024 Transfer: Mike Millard First-Generation Cassettes > Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1 azimuth-adjusted playback > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX8 Advanced and Ozone 10 > MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 School

02 Ain't Nobody But Me

03 The Logical Song

04 Goodbye Stranger

05 Sister Moonshine

06 Oh Darling

07 Hide In Your Shell

08 From Now On

09 Child Of Vision

10 Even In The Quietest Moments

11 A Soapbox Opera

12 Asylum

13 Give A Little Bit

14 Bloody Well Right

15 Breakfast In America

16 Downstream

17 Dreamer

18 Rudy

19 If Everyone Was Listening

20 Another Man’s Woman

21 Fool’s Overture

22 Home Again

23 Crime Of The Century

Known Faults: None

The Kinks - 1982-04-04 - Essen, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

The Kinks 
Rockpalast, Grugahalle Essen, Germany, 04 April 1982 
quality: STEREO SBD from FM broadcast

lineage: 
FM broadcast (1981) -> unknown -> traded CD-R 

Ray Davies - voc, g 
Dave Davies - g, voc 
Mick Avory - dr 
Jim Rodford - b, voc 
Iah Gibbons - keyb, voc 

CD1 
01 Around The Dial 
02 The Hardway 
03 Where Have All The Good Times Gone 
04 (Catch Me Now) I'm Falling 
05 Come On Now 
06 Destroyer 
07 Yo,Yo 
08 Lola 
09 Dead End Street 
10 Add It Up 
11 Low Budget 
12 Art Lover 

CD2 
01 Back To Front 
02 A Gallon Of Gas 
03 Celluloid Heroes 
04 Till The End Of The Day 
05 Bernadette 
06 All Day And All Of The Night 
07 Give The People What The Want 
08 Pressure 
09 You Really Got Me 
10 Stop Your Sobbing 
11 David Watts 

Total duration: 1:42:24

The Kinks - 1982-04-04 - Essen, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video Source: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(on 25th September 1994)
Taper: Axel himself
Video Bitrate: 5798 to 5820 kb/s
Frame rate: VBR 25.000 Frames
Pictures: 4:3 (all this and more was said by GSpot)
DVD Author: AODPPSS
DVD format: PAL
Region: 0, playable worldwide, if not it's up to your equipment

Audio Source: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(see above)
Lineage: see below
Taper: Axel himself
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 0xbd[0x80]:48000Hz 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)

Lineage: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(see above) > Nokia satellite bowl > Pace satellite TV receiver > via Scart cable > Akai VCR(SP mode) > BASF 240min master VHS > playback on LG VCR > via Scart cable > Panasonic stand alone DVD recorder(1h32min flexible time mode) > Sony DVD- on HD (> YOU)
DVD with menue and scattered chapters
File Size: 3.99GB

10th Rockpalast Festival, Grugahalle, Essen, Germany, 04th April 1982

Ray Davies: Vocals, Guitar
Dave Davies: Guitar, Vocals
Iah Gibbons: Keyboards, Vocals
Jim Rodford: Bass, Vocals
Mick Avory: Drums

00) Announcement by Albrecht Metzger
01) Around The Dial
02) The Hardway
03) Where Have All The Good Times Gone
04) Captain America Calling(Catch Me Now, I'm Falling)
05) Come On Now
06) Destroyer
07) Yo-Yo
08) Lola
09) Dead End Street
10) Add It Up
11) Low Budget
12) Art Lover
13) Back To Front(incl. Get Back tease)
14) A Gallon Of Gas
15) Celluloid Heroes[not included]
16) Till The End Of The Day[not included]
17) Bernadette[not included]
18) All Day And All Of The Night
19) Give The People What The Want
20) Pressure
21) You Really Got Me
22) Stop Your Sobbing ~ David Watts

Length: 92:00min

note: 
tracks 15-17 are not included due to a video signal transmitting error at the original live TV broadcast, even WDR does not have this video sequence.

note: 
after David Watts there is a long applause followed by a moderator's comment in German on the video signal interruption, I left this comment outta here.

(Source: German Rockpalast TV ~ Rockpalast simply the best)

Van Morrison - 1982-04-04 - Essen, DE (FM/SHN)

(FM broadcast SHN)

Grugahalle

**track 2, Into The Mystic, is omitted**
A Wolf Remaster (see notes below)

uploader's lineage: hunger city download > dime upload after copying to different titled folder
comments: sorry for having to delete Into the Mystic, enjoy the rest!

(Sunday Night) > See notes on date below

Rockpalast Classics Vol. 4

Source: FM Broadcast on a Revox Tuner

Lineage: FM > Revox Tuner > Revox Reel Master

Transferr: Revox Reel Master > Studer 807 > Nakamichi HiCom II > Terratec EWX 24/96 Soundcard > 24 Bit Wav > DVD-R > Wavelab(remastered on 24 bit wav) > Apogee UV22HR PlugIn (dithered to 16 bit/44.1KHz) > SHN

Van Morrison - guitar, piano & vocals
Pee Wee Ellis - tenor saxaphone & backing vocals
Mark Isham - trumpet & synthesizer
John Allair - organ & lead and backing vocals
David Hayes - bass
Peter Van Hooke - drums
Tom Dollinger - drums
Chris Michie - lead & rhythm guitar
Pauline Lozano - backing vocals
Bianca Thornton - lead & backing vocals
Annie Stocking - backing vocals
Sean Fulsom (was not introduced in band intros) - pipes on "Northern Muse" and "Celtic Ray"


01. Go To The Place In Your Mind [lead vocals by John Allair]
(----------removed from torrent, officially released: 02. Into The Mystic--------------------)
03. Moondance
04. Wavelength
05. Full Force Gale
06. Bright Side Of The Road
07. It's All In The Game > You Know What They're Writing About
08. She Gives Me Religion
09. Northern Muse (Solid Ground)
10. Vanlose Stairway
11. Help Me
12. Love To You [lead vocals by Bianca Thornton backing vocals Pee Wee Ellis]
13. Celtic Ray
14. Dweller On The Treshhold
15. Satisfied
16. Cleaning Windows
17. Summertime In England [with Pee Wee Ellis helping on vocals] > Band Intros
18. Scandinavia*

* - Van on Piano

Van Morrison - 1982-04-04 - Essen, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Rockpalast

"Live in Essen, 1982"

GOLDEN STARS GSCD 1105 (1990)

SOURCE:
Factory Pressed Disc > Soundforge PRO10b > FLAC Level 8 Align on Sector Boundaries

Van Morrison: Lead Vocals, Guitar, Piano on "Scandinavia"
Pee Wee Ellis: Sax, Vocals on "Love to you" and "Summertime in England"
Chris Michie: Lead Guitar
John Allair: Organ, Lead vocals on "Go To the High Place In Your Mind"
Peter van Hooke: Drums 1
Tom Dollinger: Drums 2
Bianca Thornton: Backup vocals, Lead vocals on "Love To You"
Pauline Lozano: Backup vocals
Annie Stocking: Backup vocals
David Hayes: Bass
Mark Isham: Trumpet & Synthesizer
Sean Fulsom (not definate but very probable): Pipes on "Northern Muse" and "Celtic Ray"

01. Go To The High Place In Your Mind
02. Into The Mystic
03. Moondance
04. Wavelength
05. Full Force Gale
06. Bright Side Of The Road
07. It's All In The Game
08. She Gives Me Religion
09. Northern Muse (Solid Ground)
10. Vanlose Stairway
11. Help Me
12. Love To You
13. Celtic Ray
14. Dweller On The Treshold
15. Satisfied
16. Cleaning Windows
17. Summertime In England
18. Scandinavia

Van Morrison - 1982-04-04 - Essen, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Van Morrison 1982-04-04 Essen, Germany (PAL)

Video Source: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(on 25th September 1994)
Taper: Axel himself
Video Bitrate: 6954 to 7027 kb/s
Frame rate: VBR 25.000 Frames
Pictures: 4:3 (all this and more was said by GSpot)
DVD Author: AODPPSS
DVD format: PAL
Region: 0, playable worldwide, if not it's up to your equipment

Audio Source: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(see above)
Lineage: see below
Taper: Axel himself
Audio Codec: AC3 (GSpot strikes again)
Audio Bitrate: 0xbd[0x80]:48000Hz 256 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)

Lineage: Rockpalast WDR German TV Broadcast(see above) > Nokia satellite bowl > Pace satellite TV receiver > via Scart cable > Akai VCR(SP mode) > BASF 240min master VHS > playback on LG VCR > via Scart cable > Panasonic stand alone DVD recorder(1h17min flexible time mode) > Sony DVD- on HD (> YOU)
DVD with menue and scattered chapters
File Size: 3.95GB
Length: 76:10min
Artwork included, HANX :-)))
Information: http://www.rockpalastarchiv.de/rn10.html#van
Information(in English): http://www.rockpalastarchiv.de/rn10_e.html
more information: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=57041

Van Morrison: Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Chris Michie: Guitar
John Allair: Organ, Vocals
Pee Wee Ellis: Tenor Saxophone, Vocals
Mark Isham: Trumpet, Keyboards
David Hayes: Bass
Peter Van Hooke: Drums
Tom Dollinger: Drums
Pauline Lozano: Vocals
Bianca Thornton: Vocals
Annie Stocking: Vocals
Sean Fulsom: Pipes (on 'Northern Muse' and 'Celtic Ray')

01) Into The Mystic
02) Moondance
03) Wavelength
04) Full Force Gale
05) Bright Side Of The Road
06) It's All In The Game ~ You Know What They're Writing About
07) She Gives Me Religion
08) Northern Muse (Solid Ground)
09) Vanlose Stairway
10) Help Me
11) Love To You [lead vocals by Bianca Thornton backing vocals Pee Wee Ellis]
12) Celtic Ray
13) Dweller On The Treshold
14) Satisfied
15) Cleaning Windows
16) Summertime In England [with Pee Wee Ellis helping on vocals] ~ Band Intros
17) Scandinavia

Length: 76:10min

note: before Van hit the stage 'High Place In Your Mind' was played, sung by John Allair -> this tune was not broadcast on the 25th September 1994 rebroadcast.

Journey - 1982-04-04 - Osaka, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Artist: Journey 
Date: April 14th, 1982 
Location: Osaka Japan 
Venue: Fuitsutaika 
Source: AUD 
Format: FLAC 
CD's: 2 
Artwork: No 
Label: None 
Title: None (I'd call it "Lost Osaka Gem") 
Size: 572 MB 

LINEAGE: 
1998 CD-R trade > EAC (Secure) > WAV > Media Creator 2010 Pro (to remove all track markers) > CD Wave Editor (to create new and accurate tracking and name tracks) > Trader's Little Helper (for FLAC 6 encoding, md5 and ffp file creations, testing for lossiness and for SBE's...neither found, and for files verification) > you 

CD1
01. opening music 
02. Escape 
03. Line Of Fire 
04. Lights 
05. Stay Awhile 
06. The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love) 
07. Lovin' You Is Easy 
08. Open Arms 
09. Mother, Father 
10. Jonathan Cain (keyboard solo) 
11. Who's Crying Now 
12. Where Were you 
13. Steve Smith (drum solo) 
14. Dead Or Alive 

CD2
01. Don't Stop Believin' 
02. Stone In Love 
03. Keep On Runnin' 
04. Wheel In The Sky (intro) 
05. Wheel In The Sky 
06. Neal Schon (guitar solo) 
07. Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' 
08. Anyway You Want It 
09. crowd & closing music 

This show is awesome in sound and performance. There are a few split second dropouts in the audio, but not many. I believe there are 3 or 4 of them but they do not ruin the recording. The taper quit recording as the band left the stage after "Wheel In The Sky". He didn't record the audience cheering and missed about a second or two of the encore where Neal Schon's solo begins. Whoever recorded the show did an excellent job, and as always, the Japanese crowds were polite and quiet during the music and showed their enjoyment of the music between songs. 

The CD-R's I got in trade long ago were not tracked at the beginning of many of the songs. I'm just quessing here; but I imagine the recorder may have been marking new tracks live as the songs changed. I don't recall if tape recorders in 1982 had that capability but I imagine DAT recorders may have. That's why I took both CD's, removed all track markers, and created new song tracks. Nobody wants to jump to a song and it began at the end of the previous track :-) 

The trader I got this show from added bonus tracks and there were two songs, "The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love)" and "Where Were You" that were from another show. They were uncut and in this order and I have no idea what show they came from (yet). He also had added some tracks from the 1986 Raised on Radio TV Special as filler songs I guess. I left all of these out since they were not part of the Osaka show

Whitesnake - 1984-04-04 - Nottingham, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

WHITESNAKE "SHERWOOD LEGEND" 2CD

Royal Centre Concert Hall, Nottingham, UK April 4th 1984
Audience Recording
Artwork Included
Slide It In Tour
SQ: A-
91 min

lineage:
Trade -> 2CDR -> EAC -> FLAC

David Coverdale -> Vocals
John Sykes -> Guitars
Mel Galley -> Guitars
Neil Murray -> Bass
Jon Lord -> Keyboards
Cozy Powell -> Drums

CD1
01. Intro
02. Gambler
03. Guilty Of Love
04. Ready An' Willing
05. Love Ain't No Stranger
06. Here I Go Again
07. Slow An' Easy
08. Crying In The Rain
09. Blindman / Soldier Of Fortune

CD2
01. Member Intro
02. Keyboard Solo
03. Drum Solo feat. MARS
04. Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City
05. Fool For Your Loving
06. Need Your Love So Bad / Thank You
07. Slide It In
08. Don't Break My Heart Again
09. We Wish You Well

Simple Minds - 1986-04-04 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Simple Minds "To The Crucial Top"
Once Upon A Time 1985-'86 World Tour
Lakefront Arena, New Orleans LA (USA)

lineage:
unkn. gen. 2xC60 Chrome Tapes> Audacity, wav aquisition, tracks splitting> dBPowerAMP, flac encoding (Level 6)> mkwACT, integrity file creation.

Vocals: Jim Kerr
Guitar: Charlie Burchill
Keyboards: Mick MacNeil
Drums: Mel Gaynor
Bass: John Giblin
Vocals: Robin Clark
Percussion: Sue Hadjopoulous

01. Waterfront [07:41]
02. Speed Your Love To Me [05:16]
03. Come A Long Way [04:48]
04. The Book Of Brilliant Things [07:21]
05. Ghostdancing [09:18]
06. Don't You (Forget About Me) [09:51]
07. Promised You A Miracle [05:16]
08. Once Upon A Time [06:53]
09. Oh! Jungleland [07:10]
10. All The Things She Said [05:00]
11. Alive & Kicking [07:34]
12. Sanctify Yourself [05:45]
13. Encore Break [02:15]
14. Someone, Somewhere (In Summertime) [06:53]
15. Love Song (incl. Medley: Sun City*/ Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)°/ Dance To The Music°) [11:41]

App. Running Time: 102 mins.

*= by Steven Van Zandt ('Artists United Against Apartheid')
°= by Sly & the Family Stone

Notes by the uploader and taper:
This comes from an unknown generation cassette tapes, obtained in a tape trade years ago. A good, average, walkman tape recording. The concert it's complete, no cutted or missing tracks.

Litfiba - 1987-04-04 - Naples, IT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tenda Partenope

Source: Radio

Quality : 9

artwork: no

Format : flac

01- Come un Dio

02- Resta

03- La preda

04- Eroi nel vento

05- Cane

06- Univers

07- Apapaia

08- Ballata

09- Vendette

10- Onda araba

11- Tziganata

12- Ferito

13- Re del silenzio

14 - Istanbul

15- Gira nel mio cerchio

16- Guerra

17- Come un Dio

Concert broadcasted from RAI "17 Re Tour"

James Taylor - 1988-04-04 - Montreux, CH (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

James Taylor & Band

Montreux Jazz Festival

Casino, Montreux, Switzerland

1988-04-04 

Carlos Vega, drums

Leland Sklar, bass

Dan Dugmore, guitar

Jon Gilutin, keyboards

Rosemary Butler, background vocals

Arnold McCuller, background vocals

01 You Can Close Your Eyes

02 Wild Mountain Thyme

03 Looking For Love On Broadway

04 Riding On A Railroad/Machine Gun Kelly

05 Every Day

06 Walking Man

07 Lighthouse

08 Country Road

09 When I Was A Cowboy/The Twist

10 Band Intro

11 Steamroller

12 Sweet Potato Pie

13 Never Die Young

14 Love Has Brought Me Around

15 First Day Of May

16 Carolina In My Mind

17 Your Smiling Face

18 Fire And Rain

19 Up On The Roof (Fades in)

20 Shower The People

A FM recording, generation unknown. Sounds a little thin and dusty, but it's FM

Directed the signal from the cassette deck to the Edirol SD card > PC.

Edited with Adobe Audition,  removed some hiss without compromising the colour of the sound.

Oregon - 1989-04-04 - Carrboro, NC (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Performing Art Center 

WUNC FM

CD1
01 - June Bug (R. Towner) 
02 - talk - Paul, band intro 
03 - free / Ecotopia (Oregon/R. Towner) 
04 - talk - Glen 
05 - Witchi-Tai-To (Jim Pepper) 
06 - talk - Paul 
07 - King Font (R. Towner) 
08 - talk - Paul 
09 - free / Leather Cats /Oregon/Glen Moore) 

CD2
01 - Les Douzilles (R. Towner) 
02 - talk - Glen 
03 - Hand In Hand (R. Towner) 
04 - talk - Paul 
05 - Yet To Be (R. Towner) 
06 - talk - Glen 
07 - free / Nimbus (Oregon/R. Towner) 
08 - talk - Paul 
09 - Celeste (R. Towner)

Notes:
Here is an excellent show from the years with Trilok Gurtu. Oregon started their American tour in spring 1989. The first gig were early april in Caborro, North Carolina and the venue was Performing Art Center. The show has been broadcasting by several radio stations. 

The Notting Hillbillies - 1990-04-04 - Reading, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Notting Hillbillies - Live in Reading, Hexagon Theatre, 4.4.1990

CD1

01. Down the road apiece

02. One way gal

03. Never to return

04. When it comes to you

05. Running on down this road

06. Your own sweet way

07. Run me down

08. Please baby

09. Water of love

10. Hobo's lullaby

11. When you've got a good friend

12. Steelrail blues (roll, roll, roll)

13. One woman man

14. That's alright mama

15. Blues stay away from me

CD2

01. Tennessee blues

02. Railroad worksong

03. I think I love you too much

04. Bewildered

05. Will you miss me

06. Fixing to die

07. Rainy rainy day

08. Setting me up

09. Mystery train

10. Why worry

11. Shake rattle and roll

12. Feel like going home

13. Next time I'm in town - part one

14. Next time I'm in town - part two

Good audience recording but since I got it in a trade I don't have more info. It's the complete show and contains lots of rare songs.

Paul McCartney - 1990-04-04 - Hit The Road Paul (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Paul McCartney 1990-04-04 Hit The Road Paul (Unbelievable Music UM 15-16) (FLAC)

Lineage Original
CDs > EAC > Wav > Traders Little Helper > FLAC

CD1
01 - Soundcheck at Sun Devil Stadium, Phoenix AZ 4 April 1990 (Soundboard)
02 - Jam
03 - Blues Jam
04 - Jam
05 - Aeroplane Jam
06 - Jam
07 - Matchbox
08 - Just Because
09 - Jam
10 - CMoon
11 - Sally
12 - Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
13 - Jam
14 - Matchbox
15 - Just Because

CD2
01 - Soundcheck at Sun Devil Stadium, Phoenix AZ 4 April 1990 (Soundboard)
02 - All My Trials
03 - Jam
04 - C Moon
05 - Jam
06 - Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying
07 - Hit The Road Jack
08 - Jam

UC Memorial Stadium Berkley CA 31 March 1990 (Soundboard)
09 - The Fool On The Hill
10 - Sgt. Pepper
11 - Good Day Sunshine
12 - Can't Buy Me Love
13 - Put It There
14 - Things We Said Today
15 - Eleanor Rigby
16 - This One
17 - My Brave Face
18 - Back In The USSR

Guns N' Roses - 1993-04-04 - Reno, NV (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Guns N' Roses

Lawlor Events Center

April 4, 1993

Reno, Nevada

Recording Equipment: Sony PC-62 mic -> Sony WM-D3 -> TDK SA 90 chrome cassette

Lineage:

TDK SA 90 cassette -> Denon 790R -> Kenwood A-522 amplifier -> DAT line out -> line in on Tascam DR-2D -> WAV -> Audacity 2.1.2 (tracking/one second of silence added to beginning) -> Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0 (FLAC level 8 lossless compression & verification) -> YOU

Ballsdeep Master Recording

opening act: Brian May Band (not recorded)

[01] Intro (4:04)

[02] Nightrain (4:58)

[03] Mr. Brownstone (5:16)

[04] The Garden (5:59)

[05] Live And Let Die (4:08)

[06] Welcome To The Jungle (5:15)

[07] Attitude (1:54)

[08] Nice Boys (8:37)

[09] Yesterdays (4:03)

[10] Double Talkin' Jive (8:19)

[11] You Ain't The First (3:35)

[12] You're Crazy (4:12)

[13] Used To Love Her (3:39)

[14] Patience (7:41)

[15] Knockin' On Heaven's Door (10:15)

[16] Axl - Piano Solo (2:37)

[17] November Rain (9:52)

[18] Dead Horse (6:27)

[19] Matt Sorum - Drum Solo (3:16)

[20] You Could Be Mine (6:52)

[21] Slash - Guitar Solo (3:45)

[22] Since I Don't Have You (intro) (1:12)

[23] Sweet Child O'Mine (7:01)

[24] Outro (2:23)

Running Time: 125 Minutes

Ballsdeep how notes: Caught the Portland show 3 nights earlier, but skipped Sacramento, so I'd have a little money to play with in Reno. This was a good decision, as Sacto was the infamous show where Duff got hit with a Corona bottle half-full of piss, and they ended the show about an hour after it started. This tape, considering my seat, came out most excellent, as I was basically dead center, but 4 rows from the roof. Lawler is a "perfect circle", however, so the sound, to these ears for a D3 with supplied mic, is pretty damn sweet. Another "best ever" version of "Double Talkin Jive" and a seldom played "Yesterdays" are the highlights of this set. And, before the encore, some dipshit decided to light either some firecrackers or bottle rockets, so Axl refused to come back out for "Paradise City", which is understandable, as nerves were frayed from the night before, and Axl DID warn the crowd during the show to behave. They did not, so he bailed early....no pun (Bill Bailey) intended...Big thanks to rockphantom for the upload, and I may have one more GNR uncirculated master to dig out of the tape box.

Mick Taylor & Snowy White - 1995-04-04 - Geneva, CH (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Mick Taylor & Snowy White 1995-04-04 Geneva Switzerland (PAL) (RESEED)

Mick Taylor & Snowy White

Arthur´s Club, Geneva(a.k.a. Genf in German), Switzerland, 04th April 1995

Lineage: French M6 TV re-broadcast in May 2000 > 1rst Gen VHS > SA > DVD 

G-Spot Tango: DVD "VOB" format

MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }

Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR

Audio: AC3 CBR 0xbd[0x81]:48000Hz 192 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0) 

Video: Frames/s 25.000 kbps 7239 PROG PAL 720x576 4:3 

Taper: unknown, HANX :-)))

DVD Author: RV Records Production

Mick Taylor: Vocals, Guitar

Snowy White: Vocals, Guitar

John "Rabbitt" Bundrick: Keyboards ~ TV folks spelled his name wrong ;-)))

Kuma Harada: Bass

Jeffrey Allen: Drums

Mick Taylor:

00) Announcement by Snowy White

01) You Gotta Move

02) I Wonder Why

03) You Shook Me

Snowy White:

04) Judgement Day

05) Little Wing

Mick Taylor & Snowy White:

06) Can´t You Hear Me Knockin´ (instrumental version)

Length: 74:33min

(Source: French M6 TV re-broadcast in May 2000, DVD- traded from bro´ Olaf(a.k.a. msp_mule), thanksamillion)

John Cale Band - 1997-04-04 - Odense, DK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

John Cale & Band

Odense Rytmeposten, DK

1997-04-04

Source: sbd->dat

Transfer: Dat-dat->Sony pcm-7040-> ultramatch -> optical-> iriver-> hd->audition-> cdwav-> flac

From The Mailmans Archives

01. Intro

02. Memphis

03. Evidence

04. Dr. Mudd

05. Secret Corrida

06. All I Want Is You

07. So Much For Love

08. Dying On The Vine

09. Guts

10. Some Friends

11. Entre Nous

12. Crazy Egypt

13. Fear Is A Man's Best Friend / Hedda Gabler

14. Set Me Free

15. Dancing Undercover

16. Model Beirut Recital

17. Magazines

18. Leaving It Up To You

----

19. Cable Hogue

20. Dirty Ass Rock 'n' Roll

---

21. Pablo Picasso

This is the one and only John Cale from 1997 - different versions of this show is out - the Danish radio made a perfect ca. 50 mins version - this is the complete show, from the soundboard - This is one is one copy of the master, it's made in mono, but I think it sounds great - I've enjoyed listening to it - and it includes my favourite John Cale song "Dying on the Vine"

Paul Weller - 1999-04-04 - Dusseldorf, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Rockpalast

01. Intro
02. Sunflower
03. I Walk On Gilded Splinters
04. Out Of The Sinking
05. Peacock Suit
06. Friday Street
07. Mermaids
08. Heavy Soul
09. (Can You Heal Us) Holy Man
10. The Changingman
11. Porcelain Gods
12. Woodcutter's Son
13. Broken Stones

Length : 61.19

The Black Crowes - 1999-04-04 - Atlanta, GA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Sfx Radio Networks Wxrt Chicago Fm Broadcast Aired May 9Th 1999 
Dat Master From The Krw_Co Collection 

Lineage 
Sfx/Wxrt Fm Broadcast Dat Master 16/48>Sony Pcm R-500 Dat> Fiber Optic>Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Hd Model #Sb1240 Wav (16/48Khz)> Magix Audio Cleaning Lab For Track Marks Wav 16/48> Tlh Flac (Level 8) All Ads Have Been Edited Out 

Chris Robinson – vocals 
Rich Robinson – guitar 
Steve Gorman – drums 
Sven Pipien – bass 
Eddie Harsch – keyboards 
Audley Freed – guitar 

01 Intro/Interviews 
02 Remedy 
03 Go Faster 
04 Sting Me 
05 Kickin' My Heart Around 
06 Stare It Cold 
07 Go Tell The Congregation 
08 Thick n Thin 
09 Wiser Time 
10 Thorn In My Pride 
11 Heavy 
12 Blackberry 
13 Only A Fool 
14 By Your Side 
15 Jealous Again 
16 No Speak No Slave 
17 Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye 
18 Twice As Hard 
19 Virtue And Vice 
20 Outro