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Audience 8.6 - A little far back, in the middle of a rowdy crowd, and not clearly defined with a very deep bass pumping. Now, the positives – it is a clear recording with no distortion and vocals are above it all allowing you to hear lyrics well, guitar fills out the rest of the sound in the mix. Drums and bass are occupying an indistinct bottom end, although let me give credit to the sound guy because bass drum is excellent here. This recording will grow on you as you adjust. -
Audience 8.9 - Super duper guitar and drums in this mix, especially the toms and cymbals which normally you do not get a distinction out of them. Guitar just absolutely KILLS in this mix and on this performance. Wow! -
Audience 8.7 - A LOUD experience! This sound is coming at you with vengeance but thankfully does not distort. Taper knew how to adjust levels, so maximum volume at acceptable levels … brilliant! -
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Audience 8.4 Clear if a bit distant, and levels kind of low. But it’s a recording you can turn up and add just about anything to it to flavor the sound – it’s a great pallet to paint upon. -
Studio Quality 9.6 -
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Soundboard 8.8 - Somewhat hissy, but very good nonetheless. -
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Waltham 1967 - Audience 7.4 Boston 1968 - Audience 7.9 -
Audience 6.9 Get ready for mass volume, shocking that the tape does not distort! You want guitar?... good because that is what you get the most of from this show – then Ginger and then vocals. -
Audience 7.2 - 7.6 During the quite (or less loud I should say) portions, this tape shines. At full throttle, there’s a bandwidth issue with this tape, meaning the music is too much for the narrow bandwidth of the cassette to contain. That being said, there’s no distortion, miraculously – and despite the massive volume you still get a reasonable clearness of the music. If it was just a little more distinct, this could be one of those “feels like your there” tapes. -
VOL 1 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
VOL 2 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
VOL 3 ... Soundboard 9.0 - Excellent! -
Audience 8.7 - Explosive guitar, slight tape hiss, and a touch on the muddy side but it RIPS so hard that all the minor flaws dissipate quickly. Rock yer socks off!