Led Zeppelin - AT The BEEB [FM]

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Led Zeppelin - AT The BEEB [FM]
1969-71

FM Broadcast

Setlist:
01 - Communication Breakdown - 16th June 1969 - Chris Grant's 'Tasty Pop Sundae'
02 - Talk - Bob Harris, also Jimmy talks about doing BBC sessions
03 - You Shook Me - 3rd March 1969 - Top Gear
04 - Talk - Bob Harris
05 - The Girl I Love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair - 16th June 1969 - Chris Grant's 'Tasty Pop Sundae'
06 - Talk - Chris Grant tries to interview the band - 16th June 1969 - Chris Grant's 'Tasty Pop Sundae'
07 - Something Else - 16th June 1969 - Chris Grant's 'Tasty Pop Sundae'
08 - Talk - Bob Harris, Jimmy talks about Rock'n Roll covers
09 - Travelling Riverside Blues '69 - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear
10 - Talk - Jimmy talks about Travelling Riverside Blues '69, Bob Harris
11 - Whole Lotta Love - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear
12 - Talk - Bob Harris, Jeff Griffin (BBC Producer)
13 - White Summer - 27th June 1969 - Live at The Playhouse Theatre, London
14 - Talk - Robert Black interviews Jimmy & Robert - 27th June 1969 - Live at The Playhouse Theatre, London
15 - How Many More Times (incomplete) - 27th June 1969 - Live at The Playhouse Theatre, London
16 - Talk - Bob Harris, Jeff Griffin
17 - Immigrant Song - 1st April 1971 - Live at The Paris Theatre, London
18 - Talk - Jimmy Page
19 - Stairway To Heaven - 1st April 1971 - Live at The Paris Theatre, London
20 - What Is And What Should Never Be - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear
21 - Travelling Riverside Blues '69 - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear
22 - Communication Breakdown - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear
23 - Whole Lotta Love - 24th June 1969 - Top Gear with Alan 'Fluff' Freeman with track info at the end.
Runtime: 01:17:58

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New Order - 1985-12-07 - Slough, UK (SBD/FLAC)

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New Order - 1985-12-07 - Slough, UK
(Soundboard FLAC)

New Order
1985/12-07 The Fulcrum, Slough, UK

Source: ATR-STAsH mixer???
Lineage: SBD (ATR-STASH box-o-tapes?) --> ??? --> FLAC --> you

01 State Of The Nation
02 Blue Monday
03 The Village
04 This Time Of Night
05 Subculture
06 Thieves Like Us
07 Confusion
08 Weirdo
09 Ceremony
10 Temptation
11 She's Lost Control
12 The Perfect Kiss

Notes:
Another glorious SBD recording of mid-80s New Order, this time the night after the widely-circulated Central Poly gig. Lineage is I believe the same box-o-tapes the '84 Barcelona, '89 Irvine Meadows and '89 Cuyahoga Falls gigs came from, but Sam can confirm this.

This thing really does sound terrific. Interestingly enough, the original tracklisting for the live disc on Retro was supposed to include this version of "This Time Of Night", as well as this version of "The Perfect Kiss", but for whatever reason they didn't use them on the final. This version of "She's Lost Control" is excellent, and it's obvious Barney's struggling with finding the right key to sing it in.

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New Order - 1985-12-17 - Leuven, BE (SBD/FLAC)

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New Order - 1985-12-17 - Leuven, BE
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17 December 1985: Manhattan Club, Leuven "stash" tape
New Order
Manhattan Club
Leuven, Belgium
17 December 1985

source: Hooky's rubbish bin (the "stash" tapes)
lineage: Master soundboard recording cassette
analogloyalist mastering August 2012

01 Let's Go
02 Age Of Consent
03 Thieves Like Us
04 The Perfect Kiss
05 State Of The Nation
06 Confusion
07 As It Is When It Was
08 The Village
09 Subculture
10 All Along The Watchtower (snippet)
11 Atmosphere
12 Temptation
13 Blue Monday

The quick-and-dirty background: Whilst cleaning house, a set of master New Order soundboard tapes (various mid-80s live gigs, some rehearsals, and a DAT or two from the band's 1989 US tour) was found by Hooky under the floorboards at his studio Suite 16 in Rochdale, England. At some point, these tapes ended up in Hooky's trash as he thought they were shite, apparently. After a drunken night at Casa de Hooky, a musician friend of the bearded bass player, who was in his employ for a duration in the early 90s, rescued the tapes from the rubbish bin. Ultimately the tapes ended up being auctioned to a well-known New Order internet site proprietor in Florida, a fellow who is not commonly known for sharing the wealth. In the interim, ATR (sometimes called Stash) obtained digital transfers of these tapes before they were shipped off to the Sunshine State. ATR then shared them amongst the New Order cognoscenti, and then in 2004 we fed them to the world via Sharing The Groove.

All these gigs had their various problems as-received from the source in between Hooky and us, the least of which were sector boundary errors (which means, if burned as-is to CD, there are audible "pops" in between tracks) and all off-pitch by varying degrees. Some were extremely muddy, and others were far too bright. None of them were just right, but my aim is to make them so.

(The New Order "stash" gigs that were on Sharing The Groove, and various other torrent sites and blogs from 2004 onward, are all from those original 2004 releases and have not been formally mastered since, until now.)

Here's another one. There are two common circulating variants of this - that from our 2004 "stash" tape seed (muddy), and that taken from a circulating video of the gig (not very good for general listening). The version here is mastered from the 2004 source, and shines. It's night and day in terms of clarity and listenability. One minor issue with the stash source is that it's missing the last ten seconds of "The Village", which is where a C90 cassette would split. The 2004 seed patched the last ten seconds with the audio from the video; I've not done so here as it's just too clashing and impure (I've faded out instead).

"Let's Go" features a lovely bum note from Gillian when she falls on the keyboard at approx. 2:05. "Atmosphere" - while featuring wonky keyboards - sounds stellar. "Blue Monday" simply has to be heard to be believed, it's probably my favorite performance of this along with that from Orleans a few nights previous. Barney channels Jimi between "Subculture" and "Atmosphere", which I've tracked separately. Barney drops lyrics all night, most notably on "Blue Monday". All said, it's a lovely little gig that certainly I've neglected for far too long; now I don't have to!

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New Order - 1986-03-27 - Oxford, UK (SBD/FLAC)

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New Order - 1986-03-27 - Oxford, UK
(Soundboard FLAC)

New Order
Apollo Theatre
Oxford, UK
March 27, 1986

Source: Soundboard
Lineage: SB -> cassette -> CDR -> EAC -> mkw audio compression toolkit -> SHN - > Flac
Taped/Transferred by: Brian Whittaker (Revenge touring bassist) -> Stash
Converted by: tom

01. The Perfect Kiss
02. Everything's Gone Green
03. Broken Promise
04. Lonesome Tonight
05. Bizarre Love Triangle
06. This Time of Night
07. Shellshock
08. Ceremony
09. Face Up
10. Sunrise

Notes:
This show is from the 'infamous' 2003 Stash box of tapes.

The imperfect kiss. Tonight I should have stayed at home and played with my pleasure zone. I believe in the land of New Order, an ice dust island of volatile emotions entwined with electro-wash creepers and rhythmic sidewinding snakes of shake. For myself, I bring in the carrier bag of the mind expectations of the excellence this band are capable of and fears for the indulgences that sometimes crack their crystal citadel of noise into a million jagged edges. Tonight the latter prevailed, and unfortunately, it wasn't even funny. The sub-culture New Order have constructed for themselves - and it is just that, an aesthetic separateness - is now under serious threat precisely because of their dancefloor popularity. They attract a large number of stiffs for whom the band is a soundtrack to mewling and puking. I know that sounds like an elitist statement but it's something that the band are unable to cope with other than reverting to their infamous cynicism and spite games. "God, you're so f***ing boring, no wonder we haven't played in Cambridge for six years" - Bernard Albrecht. "We are New Order and we don't give a f***" Peter Hook, pummeling his bass like it was a heckler's face. Just two of the many comments from the stage. I've always viewed such typical wind-ups with the chuckle they deserve, only this evening the effect was to lay to rest in a coffin an audience that was for the most part dead already. 'Shellshock'? Sure, we were suffering from it, but so did New Order whose streamlined platinum fenders of melody became twisted and crushed under the jackhammer of their ire by the time the as yet unrecorded 'Broken Promises' was launched. A fan jumped onstage to grab Hook and was treated to a sullen stare. The audience stood around bewildered for 20 minutes. I don't know whether or not an encore materialised because I walked outside. "What's so good about New Order?" my partner asked. "They're like life itself: unpredictable and occasionally magnificent," I laughed. It's obvious. JACK BARRON

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GUNS N`ROSES -
"Monsters Of Rock"
Donington Park, England
August 20, 1988

Sound: B+/A-,Audience recording (KidKox Master)
Equipment: Sony WM D-3, TDK SA-X C90, Marantz EM-8
TRANSFER: JVC TD-W354 (Well cleaned and adjusted tapedeck)>Sounblaster Audigy Analog in>Wavelab>dbPoweramp>FLAC

1. It's So Easy
2. Mr. Brownstone
3. Axl talking
4. You're Crazy
5. Alx and Slash talk calming people down
6. Paradise City
7. Blues Jam
8. Welcome To The Jungle
9. Patience
10. Sweet Child O' Mine

Notes:
It became an infamous show when two fans were killed during the set.
In between the songs, Axl and Slash were trying to calm down the crowd!

GnR - 1988-08-20 Donington, UK flac.rar - FileFactory

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New Order - 1989-06-16 - Irvine, CA
(Soundboard FLAC)

New Order
1989/06-16 Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA

Source: ATR-STASH mixer
Lineage: SBD (ATR-STASH box-o-tapes) --> ??? (see below) --> FLAC via Sam (lammah) --> --> SoundForge (DC offset, pitch correction, old SBE removal, glitch fixing) --> --> CD Wave (re-tracksplitting) --> FLAC --> you

Per Sam (lammah), the actual lineage for where I have "???" is most likely thus:
SBD (band's DAT(0) or a clone thereof) --> CD-R --> CD-R --> CD-R --> FLAC --> ... (detailed above)

NOTE - This differs slightly from the original seed of this gig. Some glitches were corrected, and there were old SBE's (not detectable by shntool - ugh!) that I had to manually remove. I also fixed up the levels a bit. In all, it's a great improvement on the original seed (located here: http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgb...threadid=64824

The exact fixes are detailed in this post here (also read the one above it for more info): http://www.sharingthegroove.org/msgb...84#post1125084

In addition, some levels issues were fixed, DC offset absolutely corrected, and just generally made to be the definitive version of this gig.

*NOTE* In that linked post you see mention of a possible stutter during the Mr Disco intro - I am of the opinion that it's not a stutter per-se, in fact a similar "glitch" has been heard at a similar point in other performances of this song. For that reason, I did not attempt to fix it. The SBE during the very same intro, however, HAS been removed in this fixed reseed.

It's strongly suggested you download this even if you pulled the original down earlier. Unless you like your Mr Disco intro interrupted by a nasty old SBE that is ;)

01 Ceremony
02 True Faith
03 Age Of Consent
04 Dream Attack
05 All The Way
06 Mr Disco
07 Your Silent Face
08 Vanishing Point
09 Round And Round
10 Temptation
11 Bizarre Love Triangle
12 The Perfect Kiss
13 All Day Long
14 Fine Time

Total time: 74:35ish

Notes:
Another glorious SBD recording of New Order's USA89 tour, this time from Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA. Lineage is the same stash-o-soundboards from (most likely) Hooky's Suite 16 recording studio, liberated by Brian Whittaker (Revenge touring bassist) via eBay, but previous to selling copied amongst the NO trading community in the UK.

From a post by OldMonkey on STG:
"A box of mixing desk tapes was found in a rehearsal studio used by Peter Hook. They were advertised on E-bay by Brian Whittaker, former Revenge live guitarist. David Sultan of the website "World in Motion" paid over £500 to win the auction. Before they were sent to David though, they were copied amongst the Manchester bootlegging fraternity, and are now widely available in the UK and wider. Coincidentally (or otherwise, and this is where it gets good), the majority of the shows in this box were the complete gigs from the tracks used on the live disc of Retro (plus quite a few other gigs). It appears as though Hooky meant for them to find their way to the bootleg hardcore......."

This thing sounds just as phenomenal as all the other ATR/STASH soundboards posted recently.

From the original thread:
By far, the ultimate best quality soundboard of New Order I've EVER heard - including any of the official live releases (_Retro_ disc 4 tracks, BBC Glastonbury '87, etc). Sound is absolutely pristine, crisp, well-mixed, you name it. A beautiful recording from a woefully under-documented era in their career, and representative of what some consider the last classic New Order tour where you just might possibly hear something dug up from their archives (here, it's "All Day Long") - as opposed to the fixed setlists from '93 or the rarely-changing 2001/2002 gigs.

I got this in a trade from Sam (lammah) and the original FLACs were too fast pitch-wise. I fixed it up in SoundForge and re-FLACed it, after redoing tracksplits in CD Wave to eliminate any SBEs. I'll leave it up to Sam to further expand on the lineage - he told me to put this up here so he could get the fixed version himself.

If any New Order bootleg/live tape was ready for immediate official release as the "official" live album, this would be a top candidate sound quality-wise. If there are better-sounding soundboards of them prior to the Get Ready era, I've not heard them.

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Various - 1969-08-22.23.24 - Bilzen, BE
(DVDfull pro-shot)

Bilzen Jazz Festival

Belgian TV - BRT

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Shocking Blue - August 22, 1969
01 - Venus + interview

Deep Purple - August 22 1969
02 - Wring That Neck - Mandrake Root

Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - August 22, 1969
03 - Big Shot
04 - You Done My Brain In
05 - Hello Mabel
06 - Urban Spaceman
07 - Quiet Talks And Summer Walks
08 - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
09 - Canyons Of Your Mind
10 - Trouser Press

Taste - August 22, 1969
11 - Blister On The Moon
12 - Sugar Mama

Moody Blues - August 22, 1969
13 - Tuesday Afternoon
14 - Have You Heard (Part 1)
15 - The Voyage
16 - Have You Heard (Part 2)

Soft Machine - August 22, 1969
17 - Moon In June + interview

Marsha Hunt & White Trash August 22, 1969
18 - Interview
19 -My World Is Empty Without You Babe

Brian Auger & The Trinity - August 22, 1969
20 - Interview
21 - Pavane
22 - I Just Got Some

Steve Shorter & Tilly Set - August 22 1969
23 - Move On Up

Humble Pie - August 24 1969
24 - The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake / I Walk On Gilded Splinters

Life - August 24 1969
25 - Baby Please Don't Go

Blossom Toes - August 24 1969
26 - Stargazer

BONUS MATERIAL (From Bilzen Jazz 1968):
THE MOVE - August 24 1968
27 - Sunshine Help Me

ROLAND AND THE BLUESWORKSHOP - August 23 1968
28 - Roland's Blues

02:35:28

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Pat Metheny Group - The Loft, Portland, ME 08-30-1977 (FM)

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Pat Metheny Group
The Loft
Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
August 3, 1977
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

lineage: live FM broadcast, unknown tape/reciever/recorder > ? > Maxell XLII 90 min. cassette tape (trade) > played on Tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

01 Phase Dance (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) 9:20
02 April Joy (Pat Metheny) 6:50
03 Band Introductions 1:19
04 Unity Village / Missouri Uncompromised (Pat Metheny) 16:37
05 San Lorenzo (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) 9:15
06 Bright Size Life (Pat Metheny) 6:55
07 Midwestern Night's Dream (Pat Metheny) 8:10
08 Jaco (Pat Metheny) 7:57
09 Lone Jack (Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays) 7:51
10 Watercolors (Pat Metheny) 5:53
11 Bag's Groove (Milt Jackson) 9:00

Pat Metheny 6 and 12 string electric guitars
Lyle Mays piano
Mark Egan bass
Dan Gottlieb drums

Something from real early in the Pat Metheny Group's history for you to enjoy.

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Cracker - The Album Network Presents ... Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO 08-18-1996 (Pre-FM)

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Cracker
The Album Network Presents
Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO May 18, 1996
For Broadcast July 3-7, 1996
Pre-FM Recording
MP3 320kbps
CD Label Scans Included

Thanks Go Out To Draftervoi For This One!!

01 Album Network Intro
02 I'm A Little Rocket Ship
03 Movie Star
04 100 Flower Power Maximum
05 I See The Light
06 Teen Angst (What The World Needs Now)
07 I Ride My Bike
08 Eurotrash Girl
09 I Hate My Generation
10 Let's Go For A Ride
11 Get Off This
12 St. Cajetan
13 Band Introduction
14 Low
15 Sweet Thistle Pie
16 Nothing To Believe In
17 The Golden Age
18 Album Network Outro

David Lowery - vocals, guitar
John Hickman - lead guitar, vocals
Bob Rupe - bass, vocals
Johhny Hott - drums
Kenny Margolis - keyboards, accordian

Draftervoi's notes:
Edited from the syndicated 2-cd set, "The Album Network presents a concert broadcast with Cracker recorded at the Ogden Theatre in Denver."

The commercials have been removed, but the Album Network announcements are included.
Flac files of wavs; no cue sheet, but I've given you 300 dpi scans of the disc labels.

I've seen a set list of a circulating audience tape that has two additional songs at the end of the show. The missing songs are "One Of Us" and "Anything, Anything."

The band was touring in support of their album The Golden Age, released on April 2, 1996.

Original drummer Charlie Quintana had left the band to tour with Joan Osborne, with the drummer's chair being filled by Johnny Hott from House of Freaks. The band was augmented by new member Kenny Margolis on keyboards (although he doesn't seem to be turned up in the mix on this recording).

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The Kinks
RKO Radio Networks Captured Live! #CL1283
For broadcast the week of October 10, 1983
Pre-FM Recording
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Cue Sheet & Label Scans Included

Thanks Go To Draftervoi For This One

01 Captured Live CL1283 Intro - Perry Stone
02 Where Have All The Good Times Gone / Tired Of Waiting
03 All Day And All Of The Night
04 Superman
05 You Really Got Me
05 Low Budget
07 Catch Me Now I'm Falling
08 Lola
09 Pressure
10 David Watts
11 A Gallon Of Gas
12 Celluloid Heroes
13 The Hard Way
14 Dead End Street
15 Till The End Of The Day
16 Bird Dog
17 Imagination's Real
18 Nothin' More To Lose
19 I'm Not Like Everybody Else
20 C'mon Now
21 Give The People What They Want
22 Captured Live CL1283 Outro - Perry Stone

Ray Davies – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards
Dave Davies – lead guitar, backing & lead vocals
Jim Rodford – bass, backing vocals
Mick Avory – drums
Ian Gibbons – keyboards

NOTE: The introduction says the show is from Providence, Rhode Island. However, it is an edited and reordered version of the show from the Palladium, New York City, on December 31, 1980.

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