The Kinks - 1965-04-24 - Paris, FR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Palais de la Mutualité,
Paris (France)

Lineage :
ProShot video recorded on March 22, 2012 on french TV cable "Melody TV"
LG DVD Recorder (RH7500) on DVD HQ
video stream : 8500 kbps - 720x576 - 25 f/s - 16:9
Audio stream : AC3 - 256 kb/s - 48 KHz - mono
Fully authored with TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 - menu & tracks

Ray Davies : vocals, guitar and harmonica
Dave Davies : lead guitar and vocals
Pete Quaife : bass guitar
Mick Avory : drums

01 - intro (in french)
02 - Bye Bye Johnny
03 - Louie Louie
04 - You really got me
05 - Got love if you want it
06 - Long tall shorty
07 - All day and all of the night
08 - Hide and seek

8 separate tracks
Total time : 21'21"

Notes :
Some additional info from Doug Hinman's 'All Day And All Of The Night' diary book:
1965, April, saturday 24th
Palais de la Mutualité, Paris, France
Concert before a live audience filmed tonight and broadcast July 26th on ORTF Channel 1 programme 'Discorama' (Denise Glaser - 10:00 - 10:20 pm).
The programme was originally set to air on July 7th but The Kinks' segment was hastily removed two days prior.
The show's directors were horrified upon previewing the band's live act, which was deemed too wild for primetime TV.
However, public outcry from the programme's young viewers resulted in The Kinks' segment being reinstated on a later show.
A brief clip of the band performing 'Louie Louie' will later be exhumed and used in a 1993 French TV special about the band, indicating that the broadcast still exists (...)

Led Zeppelin - 1969-04-24 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

This is jameskg's master of this recording, and is of the following lineage: Master Reels > PCM > DAT

Dancing Avocado 2005 Supreme Edition (jameskg) 

Date: April 24th,1969, 2nd US Tour 

Venue: Fillmore West, San Francisco, USA 

Label: Fan-Release (jameskg), 2 CD-R 

Sound: Stereo AUD 9.5 / 10 

Stereo Stage Recording (mics right on stage) Master Reels > PCM > DAT 

!!! A MUST HAVE !!! 

CD1 (mastered by JAMESKG): 

1. Banter / Tuneups (01:55), 

2. As Long As I Have You (18:16), 

3. Killing Floor (08:53), 

4. White Summer/Black Mountain Side (10:22), 

5. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (07:14) , 

6. Pat's Delight (12:15) 

CD1 (raw PCM transfer): 

1. Banter / Tuneups (01:55), 

2. As Long As I Have You ( 18:16), 

3. Killing Floor ( 08:53), 

4. White Summer/Black Mountain Side (10:19), 

5. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You (07:14) , 

6. Pat's Delight ( 12:15) 

note by jameskg: 

This is as close as you'll ever get the high speed reel master source. AJD owns the original PCM transfer from those reels and the reels have since been destroyed by fire. This originally came from Bill Graham's vault. The original PCM is the now definitive source, but was not widely circulating until now. This is the most complete tape circulated in this quality to date. 

PCM was used before DAT machines were invented and were the first means of digital recording. An A/D signal converter was used to to encode analog audio from tape reels to (Sony recommended) BETAMAX tapes in a standard BETA machine. A PCM encoder, coupled to a VCR, enables you to record digital audio as if it was an ordinary video signal. The device also extracts the digital audio message from the video signal, the other way round, for playback. 

This PCM was likely made with either the PCM-1 (1977) or the PCM-F1 (1981). 

The first PCM encoder (SONY PCM-1) can be seen here: CLICK 

This PCM was likely made with either the PCM-1 (1977) or the PCM-F1 (1981) , which can be seen here: CLICK 

What you are receiving is a direct digital transfer done by the owner of the PCM recording, AJD, a professional audio guru. The PCM machine used for the transfer is a SONY PCM-601ESD, originally sold in 1984-1985. The PCM-601ESD had the important advantages of S/PDIF digital I/O and adjustable tracking and VCR head-matching circuits and was the best digital storage technology available at the time. 

These units are pretty hard to come by these days. 

I took his transfer and mastered it for release, then encoded to FLAC8. Notice it it not a "remaster" since was never actually mastered, just transferred from old media to new as the technology progressed. 

For those who would ask: 

This is better quality than "Blues Anytime" from EVSD. The tape is more complete and the audio quality is at least a generation cleaner, if not two. The stereo separation is MUCH better on this transfer than whatever EVSD used. The first few notes on BIGLY have obviously been spliced in by EVSD from a distorted source (probably not even the same date) and do not exist on the master PCM. 

This is more complete and better quality than the original "Dancing Avocado". When I put that one out, the source I was given had been through more DAT and CDR gens. 

Extended Lineage info: 

2 neumann mics (on stage), master reel @ 15ips, PCM transfer, DAT transfer 

Digitally transferred from original PCM to DAT by AJD 

Kubola-Sosna Reference cables, (Sony PCM 601ESD > Sony DAT 2000ES) 

DAT transfer and mastering to FLAC by JAMESKG 

- Tape speed-up during 4.WS/BMS corrected by JAMESKG @ 06:18 - 06:25 on mastered CD only. 

- The 2nd CD is RAW PCM transfer, completely untouched. 

- ZERO compression or limiting used in mastering. 

Art by Small Fish, Release date: 2005.07.24, "Sunday Night Special" 

This show had some PA problems in a few places (Jones' bass rig, mainly) and the PA had a slight buzz all night (only noticeable between songs or very quiet passages). But hey, that's how it went down that night, so it's just like being there - except - Plant's mic seems distant - which adds credibility to the 2 neumanns on stage thing. They'd have picked up the drums and amps and Roberts voice would have been on the house PA, which was probably just forward of the mics (or in line). I kind of like it this way - as I can really hear the band!

Led Zeppelin - 1969-04-24 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC) "Fillmore 69"

(Audience FLAC)

Venue: Fillmore West 
Label: House of Elrond 
Title: Fillmore 69 ("Definitive Remastered Edition" on back art and "oh so fine 69" on silver CD) 
CDs: 1 
Type: AUD (there have been reports this was a SB, but I believe it's just an excellent AUD recording with reportedly two microphones on stage) 
Artwork: Yes (scanned outer & inner cardboard case artwork and silver CD too) 
Size: 468 MB 
Quality: A++ 

LINEAGE: 
House of Elrond silver CD > Creator 2010 Pro to convert to FLAC > Trader's Little Helper to create and verify checksum & torrent files > you 

SETLIST: (keeping same names as on artwork and embedded on silver CD) 

01. As Long As I Have You 
02. You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover 
03. Killing Floor 
04. White Summer 
05. Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 
06. Pat's Delight 

Bonus Track: 
07. How Many More Times (medley) (from 1969-01-26 Boston, MA show) 

Bruce Springsteen - 1970-04-24 - Long Branch, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: West End
Source: SBD?
Sound Quality: A-

Bruce Guitars/Vocals
Steve van Zandt Bass/vocals
Danny Federici Keyboards
Vini Lopez Drums

01 Guilty
02 Goin' Back to Georgia
03 THe Wind and the Rain
04 Hail Hail Resurrection
05 I Got A Woman
06 Garden State Parkway Blues
07 Sunlight Soldiers

"Sunlight Soldiers at the West End"

This is what brucebase has to say about the show:
24/04/70 - MONMOUTH COLLEGE, LONG BRANCH, NJ

FUNKY BROADWAY (2:20) / GUILTY (7:58) / GOIN' BACK TO GEORGIA (5:31) / THE WIND AND THE RAIN (19:19) / RESURRECTION (13:28) / GARDEN STATE PARKWAY BLUES (29:40)

ONE show, with STEEL MILL the sole act on the bill. This was a replacement concert for a cancellation of the musical “Hair”. The above-mentioned setlist is taken from a circulating soundboard of very good to excellent quality, although end-user quality tends to vary widely due to the fact the material has been in circulation for over 20 years and some circulating copies are many generations downstream. This 6-song, 78-minute segment of audio, long referred to in collector circles as “the West End gig”, would have to rank as the most misidentified, misdated and cannibalized of all Springsteen recordings. To make matters even messier though, the show’s epic 30-minute finale, “Garden State Parkway Blues”, is sometimes edited into separate segments and assigned fictitious titles such as “Mountain Child”, “I Got A Woman” or “Sunlight Soldiers”. Many LP and CD bootlegs (such as “TORN AND FRAYED”, “THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STORY VOL 3” and “DEEP DOWN IN THE VAULTS”) contain one, two or several of these tracks – assigned to a wide variety of incorrect dates/venues. However “SUNLIGHT SOLDIERS AT THE WEST END” (Rattlesnake) includes the complete audio and merely messes up the correct date/venue.

This soundboard tape is very deceptive in that drummer Vinnie Lopez’s voice microphone is abnormally dominant in the mix, so much so that it sounds like a co-lead singer (i.e., Robbin Thompson) is interacting with Springsteen throughout the show. However under an extremely close comparison it can be determined that the “co-lead” vocalist is actually drummer and background vocalist Lopez, with his microphone turned way up in the audio mix. Robbin Thompson’s voice is definitely not present.

There are three critical clues during the performance that, when combined, powerfully point to the true location and date of this show. Firstly, Bruce’s dedication to the “West End Fire Department” - this signifies a Long Branch or close proximity location. Secondly, the distinct sound of wooden side bleachers being stomped during the final song – this signifies it’s indoors and it’s a gymnasium (not a theatre or concert hall). Thirdly, Bruce recites the opening line of James Taylor’s song “Sweet Baby James” during “Garden State Parkway Blues” – that places the show no sooner than late March, 1970. Consequently this audio can, to a high degree of probability, be identified as coming from this April 24, 1970 show.

Bruce Springsteen with Steel Mill - 1970-04-24 - Long Branch, NJ (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Venue: West End
Source: SBD?

Bruce Guitars/Vocals
Steve van Zandt Bass/vocals
Danny Federici Keyboards
Vini Lopez Drums

01 He's Guilty (Send That Boy To Jail) aka only as "Guilty"
02 Goin' Back to Georgia
03 THe Wind and the Rain
04 Hail Hail Resurrection
05 I Got A Woman
06 Garden State Parkway Blues
07 Sunlight Soldiers

"Sunlight Soldiers at the West End"

This is what brucebase has to say about the show:
24/04/70 - MONMOUTH COLLEGE, LONG BRANCH, NJ

ONE show, with STEEL MILL the sole act on the bill. This was a replacement concert for a cancellation of the musical “Hair”. The above-mentioned setlist is taken from a circulating soundboard of very good to excellent quality, although end-user quality tends to vary widely due to the fact the material has been in circulation for over 20 years and some circulating copies are many generations downstream. This 6-song, 78-minute segment of audio, long referred to in collector circles as “the West End gig”, would have to rank as the most misidentified, misdated and cannibalized of all Springsteen recordings. To make matters even messier though, the show’s epic 30-minute finale, “Garden State Parkway Blues”, is sometimes edited into separate segments and assigned fictitious titles such as “Mountain Child”, “I Got A Woman” or “Sunlight Soldiers”. Many LP and CD bootlegs (such as “TORN AND FRAYED”, “THE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STORY VOL 3” and “DEEP DOWN IN THE VAULTS”) contain one, two or several of these tracks – assigned to a wide variety of incorrect dates/venues. However “SUNLIGHT SOLDIERS AT THE WEST END” (Rattlesnake) includes the complete audio and merely messes up the correct date/venue.

This soundboard tape is very deceptive in that drummer Vinnie Lopez’s voice microphone is abnormally dominant in the mix, so much so that it sounds like a co-lead singer (i.e., Robbin Thompson) is interacting with Springsteen throughout the show. However under an extremely close comparison it can be determined that the “co-lead” vocalist is actually drummer and background vocalist Lopez, with his microphone turned way up in the audio mix. Robbin Thompson’s voice is definitely not present.

There are three critical clues during the performance that, when combined, powerfully point to the true location and date of this show. Firstly, Bruce’s dedication to the “West End Fire Department” - this signifies a Long Branch or close proximity location. Secondly, the distinct sound of wooden side bleachers being stomped during the final song – this signifies it’s indoors and it’s a gymnasium (not a theatre or concert hall). Thirdly, Bruce recites the opening line of James Taylor’s song “Sweet Baby James” during “Garden State Parkway Blues” – that places the show no sooner than late March, 1970. Consequently this audio can, to a high degree of probability, be identified as coming from this April 24, 1970 show.

James Brown - 1971-04-24 - Rome, IT (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Data Size: 647.08 MB
Bit Rate: 5.70 Mbps

Video Tracks:
224 MPEG-2, 720 × 576, 16:9, 25 fps, 7.00 Mbps, lower field first

Audio Tracks:
160 PCM stereo, 48 kHz, 1.54 Mbps

01 - Give It Up or Turn It Loose
02 - Sex Machine
03 - It's A Man's Man's Man's World
04 - Soul Power
05 - Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved
06 - Sunny (outro)

Duration: 0:15:52

notes
James Brown in Rome on April 24, 1971. This features Bootsy and Phelps Collins. Originally aired on Italian music program "Teatro 10." This has circulated before but this new version has a few extra minutes compared to previous copies. It seems to be a recent rebroadcast and has excellent b/w picture quality as well as being 16:9. It's only 16minutes but it's fire.

Parliament Funkadelic - 1976-04-24 - Richmond, VA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Parliament-Funkadelic

1976-04-24

The Mosque, Richmond, VA

TRT: 62:25 Min.

Source: Soundboard

01. Cosmic Slop

02. Red Hot Momma

03. Let's Take It To The Stage / Take Your Dead Ass Home

04. Do That Stuff

05. Drums

06. Undisco Kidd / Mothership Connection

07. Give Up The Funk / Get Off Your Ass And Jam / Night Of The Thumpasorous Peoples

Notes:

- The date is very possibly wrong. If anybody has any info about it, please let me know.

- The end of the last track skips like crazy.

Edit:

- The song order in the info file is incorrect, the correct songs/track numbers are as listed above.

Warren Zevon - 1978-04-24 - Los Angeles, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Warren Zevon

1978-04-24

The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA

Source:

FM Broadcast > unknown > CDR > XACT > FLAC

01 - Radio Spot and Intro

02 - Johnny Strikes Up the Band

03 - Tenderness On The Block

04 - Mohammed's Radio

05 - Excitable Boy

06 - Werewolves Of London

07 - Accidentally Like a Martyr

08 - Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner

09 - Poor Poor Pitiful Me

10 - Lawyers, Guns & Money

11 - I'll Sleep When I'm Dead

Featuring: David Lindley

Queen - 1979-04-24 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC) "Frenzy At The Budokan"

(Audience FLAC)

Frenzy At The Budokan 

6:30 PM Tuesday 24th April 1979 
Nippon Budokan Dai- Hall, Tokyo, Japan 

Lineage: 
Frenzy At The Budokan (silver CD) --> WAV --> Flac 

DISC 1: 
01. Start/ Tape (We Will Rock You) 
02. We Will Rock You 
03. Let Me Entertain You 
04. Somebody To Love 
05. Death On Two Legs 
06. Killer Queen 
07. Bicycle Race 
08. I’m In Love With My Car 
09. Get Down, Make Love 
10. You’re My Best Friend 
11. Now I'm Here 
12. Teo Toriatte 
13. Don?t Stop Me Now 

DISC 2: 
01. MC 
02. Dreamer’s Ball 
03. Love Of My Life 
04. Band Introduction 
05. ‘39 
06. It’s Late 
07. Brighton Rock 
08. Inferno 
09. Drum Solo 
10. Guitar Solo 
11. Guitar and Drum Jam 
12. Brighton Rock 
13. Keep Yourself Alive 
14. Bohemian Rhapsody 
15. Tie Your Mother Down 

encore 1:
16. Sheer Heart Attack 

encore 2:
17. We Will Rock You 
18. We Are The Champion 
19. Outro. / God Save The Queen

Queen - 1979-04-24 - Tokyo, JP (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Queen Live At The Seibu Lions Stadium 
Tokyo, Japan  04/24/1979

Pro-Shot (Transmission By Japanese Tv ) Good Quality

Video: Mpeg-2,720X480 29,97 Fps(4:3)Ntsc, 4000 Kbps
Audio: Mpeg-1 Audio Layer-2,48000 Hz Stereo, 256 Kbps 
Audio Input Type : Stereo( 2 Channel )

Lineage: 
Japanese Tv -> Dvd Recorder -> Dvd+Rw -> Tmpgenc Dvd Author 1.6 -> Dimeadozen 

Menu = Yes 
Charpters = Yes 
Artwork = Yes 
Screenshot = Yes  

01) We Will Rock You
02) Let Me Entertain You 
03) Killer Queen 
04) Bicycle Race 
05) I’m In  Love With My Car 
06) Teo Toriatte 
07) Keep Yourself Alive 
08) Don’t Stop Me Now 
09) Bohemian Rhapsody 
10) We Will Rock You 
11) We Are The Champions 

Running time: 34 mins approx. 

J. Geils Band - 1979-04-24 - Amsterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

J. Geils Band 
1979-04-24
Paradiso, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Source : FM > Cassette > Audacity > CD Wave Editor > FLAC

Peter Wolf - vocals
Jerome Geils - guitar
Richard "Magic Dick" Salwitz - mouth harp
Daniel Klein - bass
Stephen Bladd - drums
Seth Justman - keyboards

01 I Can Hurt You Baby
02 Detroit Breakdown
03 Sanctuary
04 One Last Kiss
05 Teresa
06 Give It To Me (part 2)
07 Whammer Jammer
08 (Ain't Nothin' But A) Houseparty
09 I'm Going Down (Floyd's Hotel)
10 Serves You Right To Suffer

Not included, due to the DJ talking through it, is "First I Look At The Purse"
Halfway "Serves You Right To Suffer" there is a fade -in and out due to tape flip.
Recorded and broadcasted by KRO radio for the program Rocktempel.
This gig was three days after the amazing Rockpalast evening in Essen, Germany.

The Tubes - 1981-04-24 - Bremen, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Beat Club, Bremen, Germany, April 24, 1981

Lineage: Tv > Med Gen VHS > SA > DVD 

G-Spot Tango:D MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR
Audio: MPEG-1 Layer 2 0xc0:48000Hz 224 kb/s tot , Stereo 
Video: Frames/s 29.970 kbps 6204 PROG NTSC 720x480 4:3

01.Intro
02.Completion Backwards Overture
03.A Matter Of Pride
04.TV Is King
05.Think About Me
06.Talk To Ya Later
07.Sports Fans
08.Amnesia
09.Mr. Hate
10.Completion Backward Commercial
11.Attack Of The Fifty Foot Woman
12.Smoke (La Vie Un Fumer)
13 Mondo Bondage
14.Intro Part Two/Mondo Bondage
15.Don't Want To Wait Anymore
16.Power Tools
17.Business
18.Don't Slow Down
19.Sushi Girl
20.Tubes World Tour
21.Let's Make Some Noise
22.Weebee Dance

Run Time: 1:23:00

R.E.M. - 1982-04-24 - Madison, WI (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Carnival Of Sorts (Great Dane Records - GDR CD 9020)

Lineage:
Silver CD > WAV > EAC > FLAC

01. Gardening at Night (3:39)
02. 9-9 (3:14)
03. Ages Of You (3:23)
04. Shaking Through (4:18)
05. Laughing (4:03)
06. Romance (3:24)
07. Sitting Still (3:41)
08. Pretty Persuasion (4:07)
09. That Beat (3:03)
10. Catapult (3:34)
11. Radio Free Europe (3:45)
12. Wolves, Lower (4:34)
13. Carnival Of Sorts (Box Cars) (2:25)
14. White Tornado (1:59)
15. West Of The Fields (2:52)
16. Stumble / Skank (13:07)
17. There She Goes Again (3:23)

Total Playing Time: 68:31

Joni Mitchell - 1983-04-24 - London, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Wembley Arena
Wild things run fast tour.
Pro shot, excellent quality from TV.
Artwork included.

PRO-SHOT, PAL, 16/9
Video: MPEG-1 Layer 2, 720 x 576, 4/3, 25 fps
Audio: 0xc0:48000Hz 384 kb/s tot , Stereo

Joni Mitchell~Vocals, Guitar,Keyboards
Larry Klein~Bass
Michael Landau~Guitar
Russell Ferrante~Keyboards
Vincent Colaiuta~Drums

01 Free Man In Paris
02 Song for Sharon
03 God Must Be A Boogie Man
04 Big Yellow Taxi
05 Case Of You
06 Carrie
07 Amelia
08 (You're so square)baby I don't care
09 Solid Love
10 Chinese Cafe/Unchained melody
11 Woodstock

New Order - 1983-04-24 - Kilkenny, Ireland (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Rosehill Hotel

01 We All Stand
02 Leave Me Alone
03 Denial
04 The Village
05 Temptation
06 Confusion
07 Age Of Consent
08 Blue Monday (short version)
09 Everything's Gone Green
10 Ceremony

Notes by the uploader
This is the FM broadcast of the show which did not include In A Lonely Place. I am not sure what station performed the broadcast. A little bit hissy but otherwise good quality. The show contains some of the best New Order banter going around as Barney really hams it up.

New Order - 1983-04-24 - Kilkenny, Ireland (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

ROSE HILL HOTEL

Source - Radio Broadcast
(late 80s BBC rebroadcast due to the jingle that cuts briefly into Blue Monday)

transferred by: lammah

Lineage:
Cass > WAV > CD-R > FLAC
01 - We All Stand (4:58)
02 - Leave Me Alone (4:07)
03 - Denial (4:40)
04 - The Village (4:34)
05 - Temptation (8:30)
06 - Confusion (5:59)
07 - In A Lonely Place (4:35)
08 - Age Of Consent (6:22)
09 - Blue Monday (Totp Edit Version) (4:05)
10 - Everything'S Gone Green (4:39)
11 - Ceremony (5:19)

Bonus:

Kilkenny radio interview (20:45)
Total for gig: (57:46)
Total for disc: (78:31)

Notes:
See http://www.new-order.net/no/gigs/nog...html#NO-830418 for more particulars about the performance/sources.

"Straight from Top Of The Pops, we have New Order! On my left, I have Peter Hook. On my right, I have Gillian Gilbert. Behind me, I have Ian Curtis."

Listen at about 0:19 of Blue Monday for the BBC 'bong'. This was punched into the broadcast by a hapless engineer who missed their cue. Don't settle for imitation rebroadcasts encoded via inferior lossy algorithms!

Don't buy what Bernard's saying about his "Ceremony guitar" being a 1959 Les Paul. He's talking shite, as usual. You'll get to hear a special bonus as I've included the Kilkenny radio interview taped afterwards, and hear Stephen fend off the interviewer's usual barrage, a prototype of what was to come with the Other Two drawing the short straws and doing the press rounds.

David Gilmour - 1984-04-24 - Stockholm, SWE (SBD/SHN)

(Soundboard SHN)

Mihalis
Format: 2LP
Catalog: WOW 240-484
Matrix: <no info>
Misc.: Soundboard
Produced: Made in England
Date: 840424

Cover: Front: B/W picture of Dave playing guitar (from About Face tour), brown/blue frame, white text "David Gilmour" (top), and "Mihalis" (bottom) Back: three B/W pictures from concert (Gilmour, keyboard player and second guitarist), track listing, David Gilmour interview (circa 1984)

Sources: 24apr84 Stockholm Scandinavia 1984 Isstadion, Stockholm 24th April 1984*

Band:
David Gilmour*

Gregg Dechart (keyboards)*
Micky Feat (bass)*
Jody Linscott (percussion)*
Mick Ralphs (guitar)*
Raphael Ravenscroft (saxophone)*
Chris Slade (drums)*

Side One:
1. Until We Sleep 6:30
2. All Lovers Are Deranged 4:30
3. No Way Out 6:35
4. Love On the Air 6:08
23:43
-----
Side Two:
1. Mihalis 9:40
2. Cruise 6:20
3. Short and Sweet 6:50
4. Run Like Hell 6:36
29:26
-----
Side Three:
1. Out Of the Blue 4:00
2. Let's Get Metaphysical 7:20
3. You Know I'm Right 7:30
4. Blue Light 9:40
28:30
-----

Side Four:

1. Murder 6:40
2. Near the End 10:30
3. Comfortably Numb 9:00
26:10

Xref: Metaphysical

Quality: Ex -AARO

Comments: I think this has the whole show from start to finish - unedited and no cuts. Sound quality is excellent. Probably soundboard (or very high quality audience) recording. Timings are measured (and include applauses, band introductions, guitar tunings, etc). All in all, this is very nice roio - even the song credits are correct!

Echo & The Bunnymen - 1985-04-24 - Gothenburg, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Echo & The Bunnymen

Karen

Gothenburg, Sweden

24th April 1985

lineage

FM radio broadcast > Unknown lineage cassette tape> Aiwa Tape Deck > Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ 

CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned

Audacity used to cut out the Swedish DJ chatter...

01 - Friction

02 - In The Midnight Hour

03 - Soul Kitchen

04 - Action Woman

05 - Paint It Black

06 - Run Run Run

07 - Angels And Devils

08 - The Killing Moon

09 - The Cutter

10 - Rescue

11 - A Promise

12 - Gods Will Be Gods

13 - Do It Clean (cut)

14 - Back Of Love

15 - All That Jazz

16 - My Kingdom

17 - Heads Will Roll

18 - Heaven Up There

19 - Interview with parts of Soul Kitchen and Paint It Black

Tears For Fears - 1985-04-24 - Rotterdam, NL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Tears For fears 
Rotterdam Ahoy 24th April 1985 

Linage
Silver C.D. > EAC > Flac (level 6)

01 - Everybody Wants To Rule The World 
02 - The Hurting 
03 - Shout 
04 - Suffer The Children 
05 - Memories Fade 
06 - The Start Of The Breakdown 
07 - The Prisoner 
08 - I Believe 
09 - The Working Hour

Siouxsie And The Banshees - 1986-04-24 - Bonn, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Biskuithalle

Rec. Info:
Vivanco EM 160 mic -> SONY WMD6 -> Mastercassette (TDK SA90) -> playback on Harman Kardon CD491 -> Zoom H2n -> WAV 16/44 -> Audacity (edit/channel balance only) -> WAV 16/44 -> TLH8 -> FLAC

01. Intro -> (0:52)
02. Cities in dust (4:10)
03. Green fingers (3:53)
04. The sweetest chill (4:34)
05. Cannons (3:34)
06. Christine (3:29)
07. Bring me the head of the preacher man (4:57)
08. Melt! (4:13)
09. 92 degrees (6:00)
10. Nightshift (6:16)
11. This unrest (6:08) (tapeflip)
12. Pulled to bits (4:36)
13. Candyman (4:03)
14. Arabian knights (3:09)
15. Lands end (6:33)
 
Encore
16. Edge (4:35) *
17. Happy house (4:27)
18. Monitor (5:39)

* 1st time played

FULL SHOW (81:16 min.)

This recording was done more upfront stage than the Amsterdam show of 04/23. Therefor it has a certain degree of chatter/audience noise, but nethertheless a fucking bloody great tape!

Kiss - 1988-04-24 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Yoyogi Olympic Pool

Lineage:
Silver CD "Night Of The Living Kiss" / EAC (Secure Mode) / TLH / Flac / You

CD 1:
01 - Love Gun
02 - Cold Gin
03 - Bang Bang You
04 - Calling Dr. Love
05 - Fits Like A Glove
06 - Crazy Crazy Nights
07 - Bruce Kulick Guitar Solo
08 - No No No
09 - Reason To Live
10 - Heaven's On Fire

CD 2:
01 - Eric Carr (RIP) Drum Solo
02 - War Machine
03 - Tears Are Falling
04 - Gene Simmons Bass Solo
05 - I Love It Loud
06 - Lick It Up
07 - Black Diamond
08 - I Was Made For Lovin' You
09 - Shout It Out Loud
10 - Rock And Roll All Nite
11 - Detroit Rock City

Elvis Costello and friends - 1989-04-24 - Mill Valley, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Aucience FLAC)

featuring Jerry Garcia, James Burton, Nick Lowe, Bob Weir, Kim Wilson, Charles Brown, Commander Cody, Sammy Hagar, Annie Sampson, Austin deLone and many others!

April 24, 1989

Sweetwater

Mill Valley, California, USA

This is longer (none of the other circulating versions contain the opening Nick Lowe solo set and the video is also missing a lot of Elvis Costello's solo set). This audio is also at the correct pitch, while the previous one is more than a semitone too fast and much thinner-sounding.

Village Music was a little record store in Mill Valley California and its owner, John Goddard, threw a lot of great anniversary parties at the tiny nearby club, The Sweetwater. This show is full of cool one-of-a-kind performances. This is the soundboard audio from a very decent quality 2 camera shoot. This is likely to be an upgrade over everything that has previously circulated from this show. The first half is sourced from the VHS Hi-Fi "dubbing master" audio and the second half is from a Dat master. The Dat tape of the first half of the show is missing but the audio quality is similar on the VHS Hi-Fi. I attempted to list the lineups for each song after watching the video closely but since there are so many changes there may be some minor errors. I'll put quite a few samples in the comments and they will be able to be referred to for the video post also. (The upgraded video DVDs will be posted next.)

CD1 - Nick Lowe solo - 24:55

01 [00:51] intro (1)

02 [02:23] Without Love (1)

03 [01:06] talk (1)

04 [02:45] Refrigerator White (1)

05 [02:46] Geisha Girl (1)

06 [04:42] Rocky Road (1)

07 [03:55] (I Wanna Build A) Jumbo Ark (2)

08 [02:37] Bo Bo Ska Diddle Daddle (1)

09 [03:26] I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock and Roll) (1)

10 [00:24] thanks and applause

CD2 - "Elvis Costello and Friends" part 1 of 2 - 70:46

Elvis Costello solo:

01 [00:24] intro to set

02 [02:42] Accidents Will Happen (3)

03 [03:34] Brilliant Mistake (3)

04 [04:19] Deep Dark Truthful Mirror (3)

05 [01:24] talk

06 [01:51] Mystery Dance (3)

07 [01:05] talk [Elvis introduces Jerry Scheff on bass & Austin deLone on keyboards]

08 [05:03] Poisoned Rose (4)

09 [10:27] God's Comic (3)

10 [02:50] (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes (3)

11 [03:36] New Lace Sleeves (3)

12 [03:01] Peds Paws And Claws (3)

13 [03:30] Radio Sweetheart > (3)

14 [02:30] Jackie Wilson Said (3)

15 [00:24] talk

16 [03:32] (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding [with Nick Lowe] (5)

17 [01:07] talk [Elvis welcomes Jerry Scheff, Scott Mathews, Austin deLone and James Burton to the stage]

18 [03:27] The Big Light (6)

19 [05:07] Pouring Water On A Drowning Man (6)

20 [03:23] Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line (6)

21 [03:14] Leave My Kitten Alone (6)

22 [04:16] talk [Elvis welcomes Kim Wilson and Charles Brown to the stage]

CD3 - "Elvis Costello and Friends" part 2 of 2 - 77:15

01 [06:05] I Stepped In Quicksand (7)

02 [05:39] Driftin' Blues (8)

03 [00:35] Charles Brown talks

04 [03:38] I Wanna Be With You (9)

05 [01:51] talk [Austin deLone thanks Charles Brown and welcomes Kim Wilson, Nick Lowe and James Burton back to the stage plus also Sean Hopper on keyboards]

06 [04:31] One's Too Many (And A Hundred's Ain't Enough) (10)

07 [05:57] Real Gone Lover (11)

08 [03:48] talk [Austin deLone thanks Kim Wilson and welcomes Jerry Garcia and Pete Sears to the stage]

09 [03:32] You Win Again (12)

10 [02:51] The Bottle Let Me Down (13)

11 [02:04] Why Don't You Love Me? (13)

12 [01:44] talk [Sammy Hagar, Commander Cody, Mitch Woods and Annie Sampson are welcomed to the stage]

13 [04:19] Riot In Cellblock #9 (14)

14 [00:29] talk [Austin deLone introduces Sammy Hagar to sing the next song and Jeff Burton is welcomed to the stage]

15 [07:17] Going Down (15)

16 [01:39] talk [Austin deLone thanks Sammy Hagar and welcomes Bob Weir to the stage]

17 [04:39] C.C. Rider (16)

18 [07:27] Turn On Your Lovelight (17)

19 [01:29] talk [Austin deLone thanks Bob Weir, Jeff Burton and Pete Sears and welcomes James Burton, Jerry Scheff and Elvis Costello back to the stage and thanks John Goddard for throwing the party]

20 [03:24] Let The Good Times Roll (18)

21 [02:41] Loveable (19)

22 [01:36] talk [final thanks and applause]

Notes:

(1) Nick Lowe solo (vocals, acoustic guitar).

(2) Nick Lowe solo (vocals, bass).

(3) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar).

(4) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano).

(5) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Nick Lowe (vocals, acoustic guitar).

(6) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(7) Charles Brown (vocals and piano), Kim Wilson (harp), Danny Caron (guitar), Steven Strauss (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).

(8) Charles Brown (vocals and piano), Kim Wilson (harp), Danny Caron (guitar plus a bit of backing vocals), Steven Strauss (bass plus a bit of backing vocals), Scott Mathews (drums).

(9) Charles Brown solo (vocals, piano).

(10) Kim Wilson (vocals, harp), Nick Lowe (bass, backing vocals), James Burton (guitar), Sean Hopper (electric piano), Austin Delone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(11) Kim Wilson (vocals, harp), James Burton (guitar), Nick Lowe (bass), Sean Hopper (electric piano), Austin Delone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(12) Elvis Costello (vocals and electric guitar for first part of song and then acoustic guitar), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (starts on acoustic guitar after approx. 1 minute of song, then switches to electric guitar for 2nd half of song), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(13) Elvis Costello (vocals and acoustic guitar), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (electric piano), Sean Hopper (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(14) Commander Cody (lead vocals), Elvis Costello (acoustic guitar and backing vocals), Sammy Hagar (backing vocals), Annie Sampson (backing vocals), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Mitch Woods (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(15) Sammy Hagar (vocals), Annie Sampson (vocals), Jerry Garcia (guitar), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Mitch Woods (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(16) Bob Weir (vocals, guitar), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(17) Bob Weir (vocals, guitar), Elvis Costello (acoustic guitar, backing vocals), Austin deLone (piano, backing vocals), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).

(18) Elvis Costello (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Cait O'Riordan (backing vocals), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).

(19) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Austin deLone (piano, backing vocals), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).

Lineage: Two TDK HD-XPro T-120 VHS tapes. There are a few video breaks for approximately 20 seconds each which were replaced with color bars. The audio is seamless with the first half from the VHS Hi-Fi soundtrack and the rest from a Dat master. A few seconds have been spliced in from an alternate downloaded soundboard source. Since all the breaks start between songs, very little of the music is missing as the video masters change tapes.

Transfer: Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro > Pro Tools (minor "nip and tuck" edits and normalization. No noise reduction or equalization).

Note: Audio versions of this show have also circulated as being from the 29th, but that is incorrect (there was a Grateful Dead show on the 29th).

Elvis Costello and Friends - 1989-04-24 - Sweetwater, Mill Valley, CA (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

"Elvis Costello and Friends"

featuring
Jerry Garcia
James Burton
Nick Lowe
Bob Weir
Kim Wilson
Charles Brown
Commander Cody
Sammy Hagar
Annie Sampson
Austin deLone
and many others!

Lineage:
Two TDK HD-XPro T-120 VHS tapes. There are a few video breaks for approximately 20 seconds each which were replaced with color bars. The audio is seamless with the first half from the VHS Hi-Fi soundtrack and the rest from a Dat master. A few seconds have been spliced in from an alternate downloaded soundboard source. Since all the breaks start between songs, very little of the music is missing as the video master changed tapes.

Transfer:
Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter (DV Hardware Codec Converter) > Final Cut Pro (capture, filter to remove head switch jitter on bottom of screen, minor "nip and tuck" edits) > Compressor > DVD Studio Pro (chaptering, menu & DVD authoring) > VIDEO_TS file set.

Dat transfer (for audio from Charles Brown songs to end of show): Panasonic SV-3700 (S/PDIF coax/RCA output) > Macintosh with Digidesign Audiomedia III card > Pro Tools.

Audio post-capture Pro Tools processing: normalization, few clicks manually removed. No noise reduction or equalization. Audio placed back into Final Cut Pro before Compressor down-sampling.

Video:
MPEG-2 NTSC 720x480 4:3 29.97 fps, VBR 7.7 Mbps peak, 6.2 Mbps average data rate, 2-pass lower field first.

Audio:
Dolby Digital 2/0 (L,R), 48 kHz sample rate, 448 kbps data rate.

DVD #1
chapter 01 - 00:00:00 intro (1)
chapter 02 - 00:01:06 Without Love (1)
chapter 03 - 00:03:29 talk
chapter 04 - 00:04:34 Refrigerator White (1)
chapter 05 - 00:07:19 Geisha Girl (1)
chapter 06 - 00:10:06 Rocky Road (1)
chapter 07 - 00:14:48 (I Wanna Build A) Jumbo Ark (2)
chapter 08 - 00:18:44 Bo Bo Ska Diddle Daddle (1)
chapter 09 - 00:21:19 I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock and Roll) (1)
chapter 10 - 00:25:30 Accidents Will Happen (3)
chapter 11 - 00:28:16 Brilliant Mistake (3)
chapter 12 - 00:31:50 Deep Dark Truthful Mirror (3)
chapter 13 - 00:36:09 talk (3)
chapter 14 - 00:37:32 Mystery Dance (3)
chapter 15 - 00:39:24 talk [Elvis introduces Jerry Scheff on bass & Austin deLone on keyboards]
chapter 16 - 00:40:29 Poisoned Rose (4)
chapter 17 - 00:45:22 God's Comic (3)
chapter 18 - 00:55:59 (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes (3)
chapter 19 - 00:58:49 New Lace Sleeves (3)
chapter 20 - 01:02:25 Peds Paws And Claws (3)
chapter 21 - 01:05:27 Radio Sweetheart > (3)
chapter 22 - 01:08:56 Jackie Wilson Said (3)
chapter 23 - 01:11:36 (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding (5)
chapter 24 - 01:15:22 talk [Elvis welcomes Jerry Scheff, Scott Mathews, Austin deLone & James Burton to the stage]
chapter 25 - 01:16:28 The Big Light (6)
chapter 26 - 01:19:56 Pouring Water On A Drowning Man (6)
chapter 27 - 01:25:02 Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line (6)
chapter 28 - 01:28:10 talk
01:28:20 end

DVD #2
00:00:00 Leave My Kitten Alone (6)
00:03:20 talk [Elvis welcomes Kim Wilson and Charles Brown to the stage]
00:07:32 I Stepped In Quicksand (7)
00:13:37 Driftin' Blues (8)
00:19:51 I Wanna Be With You (9)
00:23:29 talk [Austin deLone thanks Charles Brown and welcomes Kim Wilson, Nick Lowe and James Burton back to the stage plus also Sean Hopper on keyboards]
00:25:18 One's Too Many (And A Hundred Ain't Enough) (10)
00:29:51 Real Gone Lover (11)
00:35:47 talk [Austin deLone thanks Kim Wilson and welcomes Jerry Garcia and Pete Sears to the stage]
00:39:35 You Win Again (12)
00:43:09 The Bottle Let Me Down (13)
00:46:02 Why Don't You Love Me (13)
00:48:03 talk [Austin deLone welcomes Sammy Hagar, Commander Cody, Mitch Woods and Annie Sampson to the stage]
00:49:46 Riot In Cellblock #9 (14)
00:54:05 talk [Austin deLone introduces Sammy Hagar to sing the next song and Jeff Burton is welcomed to the stage]
00:54:34 Going Down (15)
01:01:51 talk [Austin deLone thanks Sammy Hagar and welcomes Bob Weir to the stage]
01:03:31 C.C. Rider (16)
01:08:09 Turn On Your Lovelight (17)
01:15:36 talk [Austin deLone thanks Bob Weir, Jeff Burton, Pete Sears and John Goddard and welcomes James Burton, Jerry Scheff and Elvis Costello back to the stage]
01:17:10 Let The Good Times Roll (18)
01:20:31 Loveable (19)
01:23:10 final thanks, applause and credits
01:25:18 backstage and audience footage (video only)
01:27:57 end


Village Music was a little record store in Mill Valley California and its owner, John Goddard, threw a lot of great anniversary parties at the tiny nearby club, The Sweetwater. This show is full of cool one-of-a-kind performances. It's the complete show from VHS tapes that are labeled "dubbing masters" and is an upgrade over what has previously circulated of this show. The stage was well lit for the video and the cameras are mostly steady. There was a lot of flash photography that washes out frames here and there, but it's mostly problem free and quite enjoyable. There was some silent backstage footage at the end of the first VHS tape that is included at the end of the second DVD. I attempted to list the lineups for each song but since there are so many changes there might be minor errors. I could've fit this on one DVD9 disc but not at maximum video quality so it's only being shared in this two single-layer DVD set.

Notes:
(1) Nick Lowe solo (vocals, acoustic guitar).
(2) Nick Lowe solo (vocals, bass).
(3) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar).
(4) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano).
(5) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Nick Lowe (vocals, acoustic guitar).
(6) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(7) Charles Brown (vocals and piano), Kim Wilson (harp), Danny Caron (guitar), Steven Strauss (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).
(8) Charles Brown (vocals and piano), Kim Wilson (harp), Danny Caron (guitar plus a bit of backing vocals), Steven Strauss (bass plus a bit of backing vocals), Scott Mathews (drums).
(9) Charles Brown solo (vocals, piano).
(10) Kim Wilson (vocals, harp), Nick Lowe (bass, backing vocals), James Burton (guitar), Sean Hopper (electric piano), Austin Delone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(11) Kim Wilson (vocals, harp), James Burton (guitar), Nick Lowe (bass), Sean Hopper (electric piano), Austin Delone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(12) Elvis Costello (vocals and electric guitar for first part of song and then acoustic guitar), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (starts on acoustic guitar after approx. 1 minute of song, then switches to electric guitar for 2nd half of song), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(13) Elvis Costello (vocals and acoustic guitar), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (electric piano), Sean Hopper (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(14) Commander Cody (lead vocals), Elvis Costello (acoustic guitar and backing vocals), Sammy Hagar (backing vocals), Annie Sampson (backing vocals), Jerry Garcia (guitar), James Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Mitch Woods (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(15) Sammy Hagar (vocals), Annie Sampson (vocals), Jerry Garcia (guitar), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Mitch Woods (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(16) Bob Weir (vocals, guitar), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(17) Bob Weir (vocals, guitar), Elvis Costello (acoustic guitar, backing vocals), Austin deLone (piano, backing vocals), Jeff Burton (guitar), Pete Sears (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).
(18) Elvis Costello (lead vocals, acoustic guitar), Cait O'Riordan (backing vocals), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Austin deLone (piano), Scott Mathews (drums).
(19) Elvis Costello (vocals, acoustic guitar), Austin deLone (piano, backing vocals), James Burton (lead guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), Scott Mathews (drums).

Finally, from a blog I found online about this show:
"Elvis: Certainly a candidate for the world's greatest record store is Village Music, in Mill Valley. Every year John Goddard has a party for his friends and customers, and he always has a really good bill of people. So on the twenty-first anniversary, I did a show with Nick Lowe, and he invited James Burton and Jerry Scheff, who'd played with me on the road. I did my little set, Nick did his set and then it was a free-for-all; Charles Brown did a piece, and people were getting summoned to the stage. I was standing in the corridor when I suddenly heard, "Jerry Garcia to the stage!" And, emboldened by several margaritas, I decided to join him.

Jerry: Not only that, but it was one of those situations where I had the choice of playing either Elvis' guitar, which is low and it's stiff, and the strings are quite wide as well, and all this confusing script, or of playing Burton's guitar, which is strung with spider webs. I mean it's the absolutely lightest you can string a guitar and still get a sound out of it. I'd take Burton's and play a note on it and it goes "spack." So I opted to play Elvis' guitar as the lesser of two evils. [*laughter*] And I vowed I would never go to another one of those shows without my own.

Elvis: It was a whole Three Stooges routine -- "Here, you take my guitar," "No, I'll take your guitar." I think I had Burton's old Telecaster for half a song, and James had my old Martin acoustic which wasn't cranked up so he couldn't solo--and Jerry's struggling with my guitar. But once everybody got settled we managed to struggle through a couple of Hank Williams songs. Like any sort of jam thing it inevitably came to degenerate towards lots of blues. But we managed a few songs with changes.

Jerry: A pretty high level of jam-sessionry really, considering what it was. Really fun. And Elvis' solo set was phenomenal, I thought. That's one of those things that I can't do at all, just playing the guitar and singing. You're so solid with that, you don't miss a band. I always feel like I'm missing a band."

Sinead O'Connor - 1990-04-24 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Sinead O’Connor 
Hammersmith Odeon 
London, England 
1990-04-24 (24 April 1990) 

Lineage: 
FM (possibly preFM or soundboard) > ? > Beautiful Vision bootleg cd > wav > flac > you 

01 Feel so different 
02 The emperor’s new clothes 
03 I want your (hands on me) 
04 You cause as much sorrow 
05 Three babies 
06 Black boys on mopeds 
07 The last day of our acquaintance 
08 Nothing compares 2 U [Prince cover] 
09 Jump in the river 
10 Jerusalem 
11 Mandinka 
12 Troy 

Straight copy of the Kiss the Stone (KTS032) bootleg cd Beautiful Vision. Sound quality is awesome. 
More info here: http://www.discogs.com/Sinead-OConnor-Beautiful-Vision/release/2369497

Yes - 1991-04-24 - Montreal, Canada (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Montreal Le Forum Montreal, Canada
April 24,1991
"LDB #146 CD"

Lineage:
CD>FLAC>YOU

Jon Anderson-Vocals/Guitar
Bill Bruford-Drums
Alan White-Drums
Steve Howe-Guitar
Trevor Rabin-Guitar
Rick Wakeman-Keys
Tony Kay-Keys
Chris Squire-Bass

01. Rhythm of Love
02. Shock to the System
03. Heart of the Sunrise
04. Make it Easy
05. Owner of a Lonely Heart
06. And You And I
07. Lift Me Up
08. Changes
09. I've Seen All Good People
10. Roundabout

Notes:
This one is an incomplete YES show from the UNION TOUR with eight members, recorded in Montreal on April 24, 1991. The are other boots (AUD) from this show that are complete but not as nice sounding as this soundboard. Here we have ten songs from that show.

Todd Rundgren - 1991-04-24 - Canton, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Palace Theatre

remastered by Paul Russo October 2005

Lineage:
sbd->cassette->ProTools->CDR->EAC->FLAC8

cd1
01 Love Science (cuts in) 5:31--->
02 Real Man 4:28--->
03 Love Of The Common Man 7:19
04 Who's Sorry Now 8:01
05 Johnee Jingo 4:19
06 Mighty Love 4:05
07 Parallel Lines 4:38--->
08 Can't Stop Running 5:50--->
09 Unloved Children (cuts in) 5:46
10 The Smell Of Money 5:27
11 Change Myself 6:58
12 Kindness 5:45

cd2
01 Secret Society 4:32--->
02 Something To Fall Back On 3:39--->
03 Rock Love 5:14
04 Lost Horizon medley 11:57--->
05 Feel It 7:36
06 Second Wind 9:09
07 The Want Of A Nail 5:22
08 Hello It's Me 6:46
09 Jesse - band intros 6:48
10 Public Servant 6:14

Bob Dylan - 1992-04-24 - Waikiki, Hawaii (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Source: sbd

Lineage: silver of 'Paradise Hawaiian Style'> standalone burner > CD > EAC > SF > CDWave > CD > EAC > FLAC

Cd1:

01 Rainy Day Women#12&35

02 Most Of The Time

03 Union Sundown

04 Just Like A Woman

05 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again

06 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight

07 She Belongs To Me

08 Love Minus Zero/No Limit

09 Little Moses (Bert A. Williams/Earle C. Jones)

10 Golden Vanity (trad.)

11 Mr. Tambourine Man

12 Cat's In The Well

13 Idiot Wind

(1:03:42.82)

Cd2:

01 The Times They Are A-Changing

02 Hjghway 61 Revisited

03 Absolutely Sweet Marie

04 All Along The Watchtower

05 Blowin' In The Wind

(0:27:21.96)

Please note:

This upload contains only the 4-24-92 portion of the 'Paradise Hawaiian Style' boot, the bonus fillers are not included.

John McLaughlin Trio - 1992-04-24 - Minneapolis, MN (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

John McLaughlin Trio

Live at State Theater in Minneapolis/MN, USA, 1992-04-24

SOURCE: 

SBD (unknown lineage)>trade(??)>CDR>EAC SECURE MODUS>Flac Frontend>Level 5>Flac

John McLaughlin: guitar

Dominique DiPiazza: el-bass

Trilok Gurtu: percussion

01. Belo Horizonte [13:17]

02. Just Ideas [4:35]

03. Jozy (for Joe Zawinul) [7:07]

04. Intro by John McLaughlin [1:14]

05. Guitar + Percussion intro to Reincarnation [7:44]

06. Reincarnation [8:50]

07. Hijacked [15:01]

08. Marie (Bass solo) [3:40]

09. Pasha’s Love [12:03]

Total Time: 73.34 min

Dire Straits - 1992-04-24 - Paris, FR (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Palais Omnisports De Bercy

01. Intro
02. Calling Elvis
03. Walk of life
04. Heavy fuel
05. Romeo and Juliet
06. The bug
07. Private investigations
08. Sultans of swing
09. Your latest trick
10. Iron hand
11. On every street
12. Two young lovers
13. Telegraph road
14. Money for nothing
15. Brothers in arms

Additional comments:
DVD-Video containing the first concert of Dire Straits in Paris 1.992. Great concert, good atmosphere. This is a multi-cam version taken from two different camera sources. Really nice, allthough one cam has worse picture quality than the other. Looking closely at parts of "Calling Elvis" and "Money for nothing", you can see that this was the show that was filmed for the French documentary "24 Heures ". Both video and sound quality are good. Very nice to have "Iron hand" on this recording as this song was rarely played on this tour (Poupystar).