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    RUSH – San Antonio 1990 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.6 - This recording straddles the fence a little. On the one hand, it’s got very defined highs and good overall acoustics but also a pretty rowdy audience that whoops and hollers (this is Texas after all). I can’t really blame them though, this is actually THE best Presto gig I have ever heard as far as the performance. Not all Rush shows are homogenous by the way. Listen to Alex rip on La Villa Strangiato for example. They are firing on all eight (with the lone exception being a marginal effort on the beginning of Xanadu).
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    ROLLING STONES – Ontario 2019 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.9 - Taper sitting very close, and manages to get a great recording without distorting or invasive shouting and screaming into the mic during the songs (well, maybe at the beginning of some songs). A good one, an old fashioned in your face bootleg recording of the Stones!
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    PRINCE – Detroit 2015 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Soundboard 9.5 - Of course it is immaculate. The way that Prince orchestrates his bands, the sound is so dialed in, I could not imagine a bad sounding Prince show. This is also a show with an amazing setlist, pretty much most of his more well known tunes.
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    THE WHO – Oklahoma City 1976 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 7.7 - A distant recording, and some hiss present, but the music can be discerned. Not going to have a lot of dynamics, but for collectors out there, you can enjoy this one for what it is…and it continues to fill in the missing pieces of the Keith Moon years.
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    THE WHO – Paris 1979 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    FM Broadcast 9.0 - Not sure what the master source is for this one, it could either be a cassette tape or an LP, either way the sound is very good but there’s a little bit of that typical kind of compression you got off FM broadcasts. Not a problem here, just that I notice it.
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    PINK FLOYD – Paris 1977 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 9.1 - The last of a four night stand in Paris, and probably the best of the recordings made. Strong, clear, and a nice warm mid tone, although not as atmospheric, meaning taper must have been close (and knew how to operate the recording levels!).
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    PINK FLOYD – Dortmund 1977 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.7 - A decent tape that documents the first show of the ’77 Euro tour. There is a little bit of overcrowding in the mid to upper band, it’s not horrible but it prevents some of the detail in the guitar from being clearly heard. Bass sounds round and brassy, vocals are up front and clear.
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    PINK FLOYD – Boblingen 1972 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.9 - A really cool recording in that keys, drums and bass sound right next to you but guitar swirls above them, and over your head, and around your ears… VERY nice atmosphere and picked up extremely well by the taper.
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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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    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.

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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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    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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    LED ZEPPELIN – Greensboro 1975 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 7.8 - One of those gigs I am sure the band is glad they have forgotten. Sound quality is not dismal though, the levels of the music are on the low side, and turning the volume up to high reveals more undesired noise than one would care for. That being said, it is clear enough to be able to get each individual on stage and hear them playing a rather uninspired set. For completists only, unless you just want to hear a bad Zeppelin gig.
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    BLACK COUNTRY COMMUNION – Norwegian Jade Cruise 2018 (2CD)

    Original price was: $23.49.Current price is: $22.00.
    Audience 8.8 - A solid and punchy recording that delivers bass and vocals in super detail. Drums come through real nice too, guitars and keys, while not as up front in this mix are still present in a stereo pan where they sit nicely because it gives the recording a balance. It’s easy on the ears and maybe more accurately replicates what you would have been hearing had you been sitting in the tapers seats.

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