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Soundboard 9.3 - This is an average of the rating that I confidently can say spans the entire set. There is some minor variance in the first disc being that is taken from four different sources, but consistently good. The exact date of the last disc (the rehearsals) is unknown but believed to be ’93 although people say it can be as early as 1989 also. I’ll let the experts decide but I have gone with the general wisdom of it being from ’93. The Kinks - The Kinky Collection Disc 1 Tracks 1-8: BBC, Old Grey Whistle Test, 1977 Tracks 9-11: Saturday Night Live Tracks 12-13: Fridays Tracks 14-15: Tonight Show 1. Sleepwalker 2. Life Goes On 3. Stormy Sky 4. Celluloid Heroes 5. Muswell Hillbillies 6. Full Moon 7. Life On The Road 8. Jukebox Music 9. Lola 10. Do It Again 11. Word Of Mouth 12. Destroyer 13. Art Lover 14. Hatred 15. Celluloid Heroes Disc 2 Fox Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri April 14 1988 FM 01 Destroyer 02 Low Budget 03 Apeman 04 Sleepwalker 05 Art Lover 06 Come Dancing 07 Lost And Found 08 Welcome To Sleazy Town 09 Think Visual 10 Living On A Thin Line Disc 3 01 A Well Respected Man 02 It (I Want it) 03 Guilty 04 All Day And All Of The Night 05 The Road 06 You Really Got Me 07 Celluloid Heroes 08 Lola Disc 4 The Club Vegas Sessions. Recorded live at The Kinks' North London Konk Studios. 01 - Club Vegas Intro 02 - Catch Me Now I'm Falling 03 - Dedicated Follower of Fashion 04 - I'm Not Like Everybody Else (Dave) 05 - Now and Then 06 - Victoria 07 - Hard Way 08 - I'm Not Like Everybody Else (instrumental) 09 - Come Dancing 10 - Till the End of the Day 11 - Top of the Pops 12 - Tired of Waiting 13 - Set Me Free 14 - Well Respected Man 15 - Muswell Hillbilly 16 - Have a Cuppa Tea 17 - Uncle Son 18 - Sunny Afternoon 19 - Dead End Street 20 - David Watts 21 - "Satisfaction" jam 22 - Autumn Almanac 23 - Around the Dial 24 - Low Budget 25 - Welcome to Sleazy Town 26 - State of Confusion 27 - Superman 28 - Destroyer -
Soundboard 9.5 - Incredible! Sounds like it was recorded yesterday. Wow! Mahavishnu Orchestra 11/9/72 Community Theater Berkeley, CA Disc 1: 1. -Birds of Fire 2. -Miles Beyond 3. -You Know, You Know 4. -Dream Disc 2: 1. -One Word 2. -The Dance of Maya 3. -Sanctuary 4. -A Lotus On Irish Streams 5. -Vital Transformation -
FM Radio Broadcast 9.4 - A very “close room” sound, like they are playing in a tiny studio so the sound is very intense and right up front. Great! Jabberwocky New York City, NY, USA November 4, 1971 01 Intro (1:02) 02 Miles Beyond (13:09) 03 Dream (16:25) 04 Vital Transformation (11:54) 05 Dawn (17:17) 06 Sanctuary (7:44) 07 Awakening (10:22) TT - 77:56 John McLaughlin - Lead Guitar Rick Laird - Bass Guitar Jan Hammer - Keyboards Jerry Goodman - Violin Billy Cobham - Drums -
Studio quality 9.2 -9.6 - The follow up to the package of earlier tracks, this one offers even more outrageously good alternate takes and unreleased tracks from the 70’s era. A great collection that flows nicely in the car stereo. Disc Three 1. -19th Nervous Breakdown RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 3. - 8.12.1965 2. -Looking Tired RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 6.9.1965 3. -Paint It Black 4. -If You Let Me RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 6. - 9.3.12.1965 5. -Con Le Mie Lacrime IBC Studios, London, 15.3.1966 6. -Yesterday Papers 7. -Yesterday Papers 8. -Let's Spend The Night Together 9. -Get Yourself Together 10. -Please Go Home RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 3. - 11.8.1966 11. -Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow IBC Studios, London, 31.8. - 2.9.1966 12. -Ruby Tuesday 13. -Dandelion - Sometimes Happy, Sometimes 14. -Trouble Mind Olympic Sound Studios, London, 8. - 26.11.1966 15. -Let's Spend The Night Together Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, CBS - TV, 15.1.1967 16. -She's A Rainbow 17. -We Love You 18. -Citadel 19. -2000 Light Years From Home 20. -Gold Painted Fingernails 21. -On With The Show Olympic Sound Studios, London, 17.5. - 9.6.1967 22. -Child Of The Moon 23. -Child Of The Moon Olympic Sound Studios, London, October 1967 24. -Jumpin' Jack Flash Olympic Sound Studios, London, 20.4.1968 Disc Four 1. -Did Everbody Pay Their Dues Olympic Sound Studios, London, 17.3. - 3.4.1968 2. -Stray Cat Blues 3. -Parachute Woman 4. -Prodigal Son 5. -Factory Girl 6. -Dear Doctor 7. -Hamburger To Go 8. -Blood Red Wine 9. -Still A Fool Olympic Sound Studios, London, 13. - 23.5.1968 10. -Family 11. -Memo From Turner Olympic Sound Studios, London, 28.6.1968 12. -Gimme Shelter 13. -You Gopt The Silver 14. -Sister Morphine 15. -I'm A Country Boy Olympic Sound Studios, London, 10.2. - 31.3.1969 16. -Jiving Sister Fanny 17. -Downtown Suzie Olympic Sound Studios, London, 17.4. - 2.7.1969 18. -Hillside Blues (I Don't Know The Reason Why) 19. -All Down The Line Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles, 17. - 26.10.1969 & Elektra Sound Studios, Los Angeles, 28.10. - 2.11.1969 -
Studio quality 9.0 -9.4 - Amazing collection of rarities in excellent quality. Thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish! Disc One 1. -Introduction - We Want Stones 2. -I Ain't Got You 3. -Beautiful Delilah 4. -Down The Road Apiece 5. -Little Queenie 6. -Little Queenie - Beatiful Delilah - La Bamba - Wee Baby Blues (On Your Way To School) - Around And Around Dartford, Kent, late 1961 for early 1962 Little Blue Boy & The Blue Boys 7. -You Can't Judge A Book By Looking At The Cover ( Demo ) Curly Clayton Sound Studios, London, 27.10. 1962 8. -Baby What's Wrong 9. -Roadrunner 10. -Diddley Daddy 11. -Bright Lights, Big City 12. -I Want To Be Loved IBC Studios, London, 11.3.1963 13. -Come On 14. -Memphis, Tennesee 15. -Roll Over Beethoven BBC Sessions At Saturday Club, 26.10.1963 16. -Go Home Girl De Lane Lea Music Recording Studios, London, 14.11.1963 17. -It Should Be You 18. -Leave Me Alone 19. -That Girl Belongs To Yesterday Regent Sound Studios, London, 20. & 21.11.1963 20. -Tell Me ( Alternate Take ) Regent Sound Studios, London, 24. & 25.11.1963 21. -Not Fade Away ( Alternate Take ) 22. -I'm A King Bee Regent Sound Studios, London, 10.1.1964 23. -Andrew's Blues 24. -Mr.Spencer & Mr. Pitney Come Too Regent Sound Studios, London, 4.2.1964 25. -Wake Up In The Morning Pye Studios, London, 6.2.1964 26. -Route 66 27. -Cops And Robbers 28. -You Better Move On 29. -Mona BBC Sessions At Camden Theatre, London, 19.3.1964 30. -As Tears Go By ( Demo ) De Lane Lea Music Recording Studios, London, 11.3.1964 31. -Don't Lie To Me Regent Sound Studios, London, 12.5.1964 32. -Stewart And Keefed 33. -Hi-Heeled Sneakers Chess Studios, Chicago, 10. & 11.6.1964 Disc 2 1. -Reelin' & Rockin' 2. -Meet Me In The Bottom 3. -Tell Me Baby, How Many More Times Chess Studios, Chicago, 11.6.1964 4. -Da Doo Ron Ron 5. -Blue Turns To Grey Regent Sound Studios And Decca Studios, 31.8. - 4.9. 1964 6. -Around & Around 7. -If You Need Me 8. -I Can't Be Satisfied 9. -Crackin' Up BBC Sessions, 17.7.1964 10. -Try A Little Harder Regent Sound Studios And Decca Studios, 29.6. - 7.7. 1964 11. -We're Wasting Time 12. -Each And Every Day Of The Year 13. -Hear It Regent Sound Studios And Decca Studios, 31.8. - 4.9. 1964 14. -We Were Falling In Love Regent Sound Studios, London, 28. & 29.9.1964 15. -2120 Michigan Avenue BBC Sessions, 8.10.1964 16. -Mercy Mercy 17. -Goodbye Girl 18. -Key To The Highway Chess Studios, Chicago, 8.11.1964 19. -Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 20. -The Last Time 21. -Down The Road Apiece BBC Sessions, 1.3.1965 22. -Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 23. -Hey Crawdaddy Europe 1, French Radio At Olympia Theatre, Paris, 18.4.1965 24. -(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 11. & 12.11.1965 25. -Oh Baby, We Got A Good Thing Goin' 26. -The Spider And The Fly 27. -Cry To Me 28. -Fanny Mae BBC Sessions At RCA Studios, Los Angeles, 11. & 12.5.1965 -
FM Broadcast 9.0 - Great tone on this one, meaty bass! Seattle West Studios aka Sea West Studios Seattle WA. August 13th 1973 KOL FM Broadcast Broadcast date August 19th 1973 THE BAND Robin Trower Guitar James Dewar Bass Vocals Reg Isadore Drums SETLIST 1 -Intro 2 -The Fool And Me 3 -Twice Removed from Yesterday 4 -Lady Love 5 -Daydream 6 -Another Day Another Night (Day of The Eagle) 7 -I Can't Wait Much Longer 8 -Man Of The World 9 -Sinner's Song 10 -Little Bit Of Sympathy 11 -Still On The Air 12 -Kol DJ Jimmy Pitkin -
Audience 8.6 - A tape that benefited from a recent re-mastering which boosted the middle frequencies so that it is no longer “hollowed out” like it was. Good round bottom end on this one, not boomy but present. Jai-Lai Fronton, Miami, FL December 4, 1977 Band line up Dennis DeYoung - vocals, keyboards Tommy Shaw - guitar, vocals James Young - lead guitar, vocals John Panozzo - drums, vocals (passed away July 16, 1996, aged 47) Chuck Panozzo - bass, vocals Total Time = 01:33:31 Setlist Disc 1 01 The Grand Illusion 02 Lorelei 03 Mademoiselle 04 Fooling Yourself 05 Suite Madame Blue 06 Crystal Ball 07 Light Up 08 Man In The Wilderness Disc 2 09 Come Sail Away 10 Lady 11 Midnight Ride 12 crowd cheer 13 Miss America 14 crowd cheer 15 Born For Adventure -
Audience 8.3 - A fun and rowdy crowd who seem to really appreciate the band and their music…a lot! Recording is decent, not particularly detailed but it’s a lot like being thrown into the crowd so you get plenty of enthusiasm near the tapers. I found it to be kind of amusing and not a one and done. Apollo Theatre Manchester, England 1978-05-11 AUDIENCE 75 minutes TRACKS: 1. -The Grand Illusion 2. -Lorelei 3. -Mademoiselle 4. -Fooling Yourself (The Angry Young Man) 5. -Suite Madame Blue 6. -Crystal Ball 7. -Lady 8. -Man In The Wilderness 9. -Come Sail Away 10. -Midnight Ride 11. -Miss America STYX DENNIS DEYOUNG - keyboards, vocals & synthesizers CHUCK PANOZZO - bass guitar JOHN PANOZZO - drums & percussion JAMES YOUNG - lead guitar & vocals TOMMY SHAW - electric, 12-string and acoustic lead guitars & vocals This is the first time of STYX in England and Europe as well. -
Excellent Soundboard audio - rare live Rainbow Music Hall, Denver 6-25-80 on beautiful deep purple vinyl. -
Recorded at Sunset Sound Studios 1980. Outtakes from Women and Children First. Professional studio quality sound. -
A limited edition offering from Houston based ShroomAngel Records. This band was one of the "inner loop" bands that began pushing boundaries in the local scene with their hybrid style, born out of two worlds - the growing "grunge" sound pioneered by Janes Addiction (which you can hear in their sound especially vocals) and Mudhoney among others, but also in old guard punk and hard rock, which you also get reminiscences of in their sound. The music even crosses into some psychedelic territory, it's pretty much an amalgamation of several styles that sometimes adds a sort of exotic feel, but with an anxious, almost paranoid underpinning. -
Soundboard 9.4 - Terrific performance as usual by the criminally underrated master Frank Marino. This one will please all fans for sure. Graffiti Showcase Pittsburgh,Pa. 9/24/91 Disc 1 01-The Answer 02-Midnight Highway 03-King Bee Back Door Man 04-Dragonfly 05-Free Disc 2 06-Poppy 07-Strange Dreams 08-Wall Came Down 09-Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame 10-Johnny B.Goode/Who Do You Love/Bass Solo -
Soundboard 9.0 - A slightly uneven, but kind of a fun sound mix. You get pretty up front drums, very crisp and focused, and then guitar which is also pretty loud, but vocals are a little behind the music (not completely drowned out) and bass hovers underneath like a viper ready to strike. You won’t distinguish the individual notes but you’ll get a menacing rumble. Interesting, and kinda cool actually. February 9, 1975 Caley Cinema, Edinburgh, Scotland Robin Trower w. James Dewar on bass & vocals and Bill Lordan on drums.- Day of the Eagle
- Bridge of Sighs
- Gonna Be More Suspicious
- Fine Day
- Lady Love
- Spellbound
- Too Rolling Stoned
- I Can't Wait Much Longer
- Alethea includes Lordan drum solo
- Little Bit of Sympathy
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Audience 8.4 Audience 9.6 Audience 8.6 - I found the ’68 show to be surprisingly strong for the early vintage, a definite surprise even with some hiss present which could theoretically be mitigated with a re-master but you don’t want to sacrifice any highs as they are just hanging on at the upper end. The ’69 is the famous Texas Pop Festival and of course is the best sounding one, and finally the ’70 show which really surprised me, a tad distant from the stage but clear, and I rather enjoyed the live atmosphere. A great trifecta of early vintage Spirit! Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, CA November 1968 ONE 1. It's All The Same 2. Fresh Garbage 3. New Dope In Town 4. Apple Orchad 5. Water Woman 6. Mechanical World TWO Texas Pop Festival Sept. 1, 1969 1. Fresh Garbage 2. Elijah 3. Improvisation 4. Ground Hog 5. Grammaphone Man 6. Dream Within A Dream 7. I Got A Line On You 8. Aren't You Glad THREE Mammoth Gardens, Denver, CO June 5-6, 1970 Setlist: 1. Sweet Stella Baby 2. 1984 3. It's All The Same 4. Fresh Garbage 5. Unknown Instrumental 6. Jealous 7. It Shall Be 8. Poor Richard 9. Groundhog -
Audience 9.7 - The question you might ask is “do I really need another version of this?” and the short answer is “Hell Yes”. Why? Because technology has advanced to the point where you can take multiple sound sources (in this case four) and merge or “matrix” them together seamlessly to create a sonic tapestry so good it takes your breath away. That is what this is…breathtaking. Led Zeppelin - "Ultimate Blueberry Hill: Live at the LA Forum 9/4/70" Recorded Friday evening, September 4, 1970 at the Forum, Inglewood, California STEREO MATRIX of 4 audience recordings synchronized & mixed together in varying levels: * Source #1 = Neutral Zone bootleg CDs [the Blimp Records / TMOQ recording]. * Source #2 = Rubber Dubber Records bootleg LP. * Source #3 = tape source [of Mud Dogs bootleg]. * Source #5 = tape source [of Tarantura (2000) bootleg]. The lesser fidelity tape sources #4 [a/k/a Tarantura (1997)] and #6 (the most recently surfaced one) have been used to patch the introduction which is almost wholly missing from the other circulating tapes. See the Note further below for more information and identification (to the best of our ability and recollection). SONGS: [2:14:10] 01. introduction [J.J. Jackson] * [1:09] 02. Immigrant Song (Page, Plant) * [3:16] 03. Heartbreaker (Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant) * [6:53] 04. Dazed And Confused (Page, Holmes) * [17:11] contains: Mars, the Bringer of War (Holst) 05. Bring It On Home (Dixon) [11:09] contains: Bring It On Back (Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant) 06. That's The Way (Page, Plant) [8:22] 07. Bron-Yr-Aur (Page) [3:39] 08. Since I've Been Loving You (Jones, Page, Plant) [7:29] 09. Organ Solo (Jones) [6:01] 10. Thank You (Page, Plant) [7:27] 11. What Is What Should Never Be (Page, Plant) [4:56] 12. Moby Dick (Bonham, Jones, Page) * [18:04] 13. Whole Lotta Love (Bonham, Dixon, Jones, Page, Plant) [17:59] contains: Boogie Chillen' (Hooker) That's All Right (Lockwood, Lane) I'm Moving On (Snow) Shake Your Money Maker (James) * Some Other Guy (Leiber, Stoller, Barrett) * Think It Over (Holly, Petty, Allison) * Honey Bee (Morganfield) * The Lemon Song (Bonham, Burnett, Jones, Page, Plant) 14. Communication Breakdown (Page, Jones, Bonham, Plant) [12:22] contains: Good Times Bad Times (Page, Jones, Bonham, Plant) For What it's Worth (Stills) I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon, McCartney) 15. Out On The Tiles (Bonham, Page, Plant) * [3:54] 16. Blueberry Hill (Rose, Stock, Lewis) * [4:21] Jimmy Page - guitars John Paul Jones - bass, organ, mandolin John Bonham - drums Robert Plant - vocals & harmonica -
Soundboard 9.1 - I am kind of doubting whether it is truly a board tape because it doesn’t have that sort of dry and immediate sound, it’s got too much atmosphere. That being said, it is definitely pro, and could be open mics placed strategically around the stage. Sounds great!