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    PINK FLOYD – Colmar 1974 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.7 - An interesting tape, the recording is very lifelike and captures one of the best keyboard dominate performances I have ever heard. What I mean is, the keys really come to life on this one, as opposed to being merely “sound effects”, and the rest of the band is great too. A keeper!
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    ROLLING STONES – Houston 2019 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.8  - This is a huge stadium and the sound is very atmospheric, you can hear the music swirl above your head giving you an amazing sense of space. It’s actually very cool! I feel like I am there, and I missed this concert so I am so happy to get to experience it.
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    ROBIN TROWER – Reading 1975 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.

    Audience 8.6 - Very close to the mains, and it’s incredibly loud to the point that Robin can barely control his feedback. But the tape holds together, even if there’s some loss of vocal clarity, none of that even matters because after a couple of songs you are so bludgeoned by this devastating guitar/bass onslaught that vocals would be barely noticed anyway.

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    JUDAS PRIEST – Gothenburg 1986 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.

    Audience 8.5 - This tape sounds very low generation if not direct from a master, very articulate high end but missing a good solid low end – that does not kill it though. It’s got a good amount of hall atmosphere without actual reverb effect which is fine. Listening to this, I realize that the Turbo tour was really damn good, a lot of good songs and great playing.

  • Audience 8.4 - This is a very rare glimpse at a short lived incarnation of Johnny Winter’s band, mainly the addition of his brother Edgar.  So it’s an interesting tape, sounds VERY close to the main P.A. system and consequently has some upper mid crowding which makes for a strange mixture of a tape that is both clear and bright, and overcrowded in the upper mid band. It’s good sounding but does not give you much separation of instruments. For collectors this has to be considered a very important tape though.
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    Y & T – Salinas 1983 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.
    FM Broadcast 9.4 - Excellent atmosphere (better than a pure, dry soundboard) and the band, what can I say, just great as always.
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    Y & T – San Francisco 1980 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.
    Soundboard 8.8 - This recording, while being very clear and obviously recorded for a broadcast, is somewhat dated sounding…in a really good way. It sounds like a relic lost in time, but the band is good and tight. It’s the beginning of the 80’s, and their sound would soon get more FM friendly, here it’s still got that “proto metal” edge to it.
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    Y & T – Winterland 1974 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.
    Soundboard 9.3 - Takes a minute to get a mix, but then it’s off to the races. Interesting to hear this very early period of the band. Very much a good o’l fashioned American hard rock band.
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    CHEAP TRICK – Passaic 1978 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.
    Soundboard 9.7 - From the very beginning you know you are in for quite a thrill ride with this one. As good as it gets, highly recommended!
  • Soundboard 9.6 - An incredible recording meets an amazing performance by a superb band. Get this now if you have any interest in progressive rock, because this is going to be a regular guest in your CD player I guarantee.
  • Audience 8.7 - I think this is an onstage recording, the audience sounds distant from the atmosphere as opposed to the band which sounds VERY close to the mic. It sounds like the mic is placed near the drummer and Roy’s amp, not the house mains (vocals are very low). This could also actually be a board tape, sometimes you get all the instruments and vocals are nonexistent because they are pushed exclusively through the main P.A. and the instruments usually have their own amplification. It’s hard to tell – sometimes you will swear this is a board tape, and other times a stage recording. It’s pretty good, a little muck in the middle when loud but mostly very good on your ears.
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    PRINCE – London (Earl’s Court) 1992 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 9.4 - Soundboard that manages to include enough audience to make me think this was a total pro recording meant for something else besides being shelved.
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    LED ZEPPELIN – Fillmore East 1969 (3CD)

    Original price was: $28.49.Current price is: $26.00.

    CD 1 - Audience 7.4 - Tape a little hissy, but since the highs are preserved we can live with that. It’s pretty clear at times, and then sometimes a touch cluttered up but overall the listener can appreciate this old tape for the explosive performance captured decently for the time. CD 2 - Audience 7.4 - A very powerful low end is the hallmark of this tape, and then there’s Robert, man this is his show! A good tape, a great performance. CD 3 Audience 7.3 - Unlike the other FE 69 recordings, this tape showcases Jimmy’s guitar, and of course Robert who probably would not even need a microphone he is so dynamic. This show he is literally just phenomenal sounding.

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    THE CURE – Austria 2019 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Soundboard 9.5 - I believe this originates from an ALD recording, so yeah, it’s real good.
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    QUEEN – Mannheim 1986 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Soundboard 9.4 - A fantastic stereo board tape! I would have preferred more guitar in the mix, but it’s great nonetheless.
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    MOTT THE HOOPLE – Stuttgart 1970 (1CD)

    Original price was: $16.49.Current price is: $14.00.
    Audience 8.8 - A surprising tape!  Never knew of this one, it’s quite good and clear!

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