David Bowie - Earls Court Arena, London, UK - 01.07.1978 (Flac)

DAVID BOWIE - ISOLAR II IN THE COURT
(Helden 2013/DEN 16/17)

LINEAGE:
Original "Den" CDs -> WAV (EAC v. 0.99 beta 4 - secure, Offset "actual") -> FLAC (Traders Little Helper) -> You

DATE/VENUE:

Last show of the European Tour 1978

QUALITY:
CD1: Very Good - Excellent Soundboard (!)
CD2: Good audience

COMMENTS:
Now here comes a real sensation....a new November 2013 bootleg from Japan features the 1st half of the last European 1978 concert of David Bowie in soundboard quality. 1 song from this SBD source was previously released on "bootleg", but the rest was uncirculated outside of the "important collectors" circles. They didn't want money to be made on it, or something.... Well; if I had been getting to listen to this show for free (via torrents/trading) I obviously would not had been purchasing this Japanese bootleg now. And there are far worse things than the "bootlegers" around as far as ethic issue and "undeserved money" is concerned. Maybe one's "moral stands" could be used for something less navel-gazing than hoarding great recordings? Anyway, after 35 years of waiting, this London recording is available to the "common guy" for enjoyment. Thanks to the person who made this available to the public.
Quality here is VG-EX SBD for the 1st half of the show. Great performance, and also: the only performance of "Sound And Vision" in 1978 (as far as I know).
There's very few recordings of Bowie's terrific 1978 tour available in SBD quality. I can only think of 3, all of which are incomplete: Tokyo, Bremen and Dallas, plus the offical 2LP release "Stage". 2nd half of this bootleg is taken from an audience source. I don't know who taped that one. But in October 23rd 2013, a torrent was shared on MWP that featured this same show, taken from an audience recording (almost the same day as this bootleg was released). I am not a member there, but I've been told it was uploaded that day. Strangely enough, that "tape tranferred torrent" had the same "title" as this Japanese bootleg, allthough the torrent didn't feature any SBD recordings. I will include a little info about this share (I have been sent the info file of this torrent by someone) here, allthough I don't know if it's the same source as disc 2 of this torrent here. The uploader wrote: "Cassette of unknown generation -> transfer via Onkyo tapedeck TA-2330 -> Magix Music Cleaning Lab (remaster/edit) -> FLAC (44,1 kHz, 16 Bit, Stereo) -> MWP [...]
Unfortunately my tape starts in the middle of "Heroes", so not only half of this song but also Warszawa is missing. The sound of the tape is in my opinion even better than the MSG tape as it has also a quite good bass. So I just improved the treble a bit and made some sound level corrections. [...] Nevertheles a very good sounding recording. Uploaded to MWP by learm 2013/10/23"
So, many thanks to mr. learm. The quality of that capture is listenable. Nowhere as good as the SBD source obviously, nor as good as the best AUD captures of 1978 (Vienna, Gothenburg, etc) but surely  among the better 1978 captures, stil. And also many thanks to the person who spread the SBD recording outside the "circles of the few". I would have credited you if I could.


ARTWORK:
Everything is scanned, including the discs themselves.
Thanks to Captain Acid for cropping/resizing them scans

NOTE:
Please feel free to share on other trackers, but please keep all files intact/unchanged (incl. LOG files, info files and artwork)

Torrented by Erik Snow on ElectricLadyland and DIME, Nov. 2013


TRACKLISTING:

DISC 1:

01. Warszawa
02. Heroes
03. What In The World
04. Be My Wife
05. The Jean Genie
06. Blackout
07. Sense Of Doubt
08. Speed Of Life
09. Sound And Vision
10. Breaking Glass
11. Fame
12. Beauty And The Beast

DISC 2:

01. Member Introductions
02. Five Years
03. Soul Love
04. Star
05. Hang On To Yourself
06. Ziggy Stardust
07. Suffragette City
08. Art Decade
09. Alabama Song
10. Station To Station
11. TVC 15
12. Stay
13. Rebel Rebel


Torrented by Erik Snow on ElectricLadyland and DIME, Nov. 2013


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Uploaded to MWP by learm 2013/11/08


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The Cure - Le Reservoir, Paris, France - 26.10.2001 (Proshot DVD)

Can't remember wheere I got this one, but the quality it's not great, most probably lossy sourced.


Tracklist:

01. Just Like Heaven
02. Close To Me
03. Lullaby
04. In Between Days
05. Lovesong
06. A Forest
07. Friday I'm In Love
08. Boys Don't Cry
09. Just Say Yes
10. The Walk
11. Why Can't I Be You




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Skunk Anansie - Festival do Crato, Crato, Portugal - 31.08.2013 (Flac)

Not really the kind of stuff that it's posted here, but I shared this FM capture on Dime, so it might as well be here also.

Lineage: SONY XO-D20 FM Receiver -> Sony 5 bands EQ -> M-Audio Quattro -> Audacity (tracksplitting) -> TLH -> Flac (level 8)

NOTES: Incomplete concert broadcasted on Antena 3, misses most of the encores.


Setlist:

01. Radio Host Intro
02. The Skank Heads (Get Off Me)
03. I Will Break You
04. I Believed in You
05. God Loves Only You
06. Secretly
07. Twisted (Everyday Hurts)
08. I've Had Enough
09. My Ugly Boy
10. Weak
11. Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good)
12. My Love Will Fall
13. This Is Not a Game
14. I Can Dream
15. Spit You Out
16. Because of You
17. Yes It's Fucking Political
18. Charlie Big Potato
19. Tear the Place Up/Radio Host Outro

Total time 73m26s

DO NOT SELL!
Share at will.
Suppot the artists by buying official products.
 


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The Sisters of Mercy - House of Blues, Cleveland, Ohio, USA - 13.11.2008 including soundcheck (Flac)

Meanwhile, five years ago...

Source: Zoom H2 > USB computer > Nero Wave Editor (fade ins / outs)> CD Wave Edit (tracking) > Flac 8 > You

RxR

Setlist

Soundcheck

Arms - (instrumental)
Lucretia, My Reflection 
Crash And Burn
Never Land - (instrumental)
Arms (instrumental)
Arms (instrumental)
Crash And Burn

Show

Crash And Burn
Ribbons
Train / Detonation Boulevard
Flood I
Marian
Alice
Giving Ground
This Corrosion
Anaconda
We Are The Same, Susanne
Summer
Dominion/Mother Russia
Still
Amphetamine Logic
Never Land
Flood II
Vision Thing
Lucretia, My Reflection
Top Nite Out
Temple Of Love

This show saw Andrew Eldritch telling HoB staff to turn off the house overhead TV monitors so that the audience's attention would be focused on the stage itself.  But of course Andrew also had his tech crew set up foggers onstage, and by the time the band came on you could barely see them.  A couple songs in, the fire alarms went off and emergency house lights were activated.  I believe the Cleveland Fire Department showed up, but were sent away after learning the alarms were triggered by the band's toys.  Midway through the concert, the stage was completely obscured by smoke and you only got an occasional glimpse of the guitarists, or Andrew's forearms gripping the mic stand.  And the venue's emergency lights remained on--staff shut them off, but they kept going on because the band never turned off the foggers.  You'll hear some people calling for staff to deactivate them, but it was out of their control. A lot of folks got up and left.  You really couldn't see much of anything onstage.  People unawares that SoM don't have a live drummer wouldn't have known the difference--Doktor Avalanche was completely shrouded in smoke.

Also includes the SoM soundcheck, courtesy of a friend on the inside.

Do not buy or sell this recording!  Share freely! 



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Peter Hook And The Light - Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles, USA - 21.09.2013 (Flac)

Someone requsted more Peter Hook? Thanks to mixter_ for sharing his recording on Dime.

This recording contains the complete sets for Slaves Of Venus, "Movement" and "Power, Corruption And Lies".

Information: 

12 - 15' from rail dead center fob -> 6.5' h -> slavesound omni's -> custom bb - no bass roll-off ->
edirol r09 (24/48) -> pny 8gb class 6 sd -> reader -> audition 3.0 - slight level boost: +3 dB l /
+0 dB r (no normalization) - de-clap process -> har-bal 2.3 slight eq (bass attenuate, treble boost) ->
audition 3.0 - dither to 16/44.1 -> cd wave editor (track split) -> tlh (flac 8, etc...) -> DIME -> you ->
sense of enjoyment -> sharing is caring -> support the artist (yes) -XX convert to mp3 (no!!!).

Taper: mixter_

K.I.L.L. = Keep It LossLess

Performance:

Slaves Of Venus perform the music of Joy Division:

01. Atrocity Exhibition
02. Passover
03. These Days
04. Something Must Break
05. New Dawn Fades
06. Digital
07. Shadowplay

Peter Hook And The Light perform "Movement":

08. "Introduction"
09. In A Lonely Place
10. Ceremony
11. Procession
12. Dreams Never End
13. Truth
14. Senses
15. Chosen Time
16. ICB
17. The Him
18. Doubts Even Here
19. Denial


01:20:00

Peter Hook And The Light perform "Power Corruption And Lies":

20. Cries And Whispers
21. Age of Consent
22. We All Stand
23. The Village
24. 5 8 6
25. Your Silent Face
26. Ultraviolence
27. Ecstasy
28. Leave Me Alone
29. The Beach
30. Everything's Gone Green
31. Temptation
32. Blue Monday

01:11:40

The Band:

Peter Hook: Vocals, Lead Bass (Eccleshall, Shergold Marathon 6 String) Synthesizer on 23, Mellodica on 13, 25
Jack Bates: Bass
David Potts: Guitar
Andy Poole: Keyboards
Paul Kehoe: Drums

Steve from Wales: Sound Engineer

The Band / Performance:

On the surface, it does seem rather strange that Peter Hook would choose to perform New Order's seminal debut "Movement" and iconic follow-up "Power Corruption And Lies" while the namesake band is still around to perform said songs themselves. If you dig a bit deeper you will find that there is no love lost between Peter and his former bandmates. After two very successful tours performing Joy Division's "Unknown Pleasures" and "Closer", Hooky returns to The States two years later to perform the
N.O. classics. Thanks to Ryan J for the tip on openers "Slaves Of Venus" actually being comprised of Peter Hook And The Light, themselves. S.O.V. was a nascent band name considered during the J.D. -> N.O. transition. A fact that seemed to be buried in my subconscious. Not to be caught off guard, I performed a battery swap after the opening set. Still, I wasn't quite prepared for Hooky & Co. to play for another 2 hours 15 minutes. The material was aptly performed by the men, who seem to get better on each go around. David Potts from Revenge/Monaco deftly handles the guitar duties here while Hooky's son Jack proves to be an excellent bass player in his own right. Peter's vocals are still somewhere in the middle of the mix and he does seem to play bass less frequently. No Moby or Perry this time around in L.A. to assist with the vocal duties. The band exited the stage after "Leave Me Alone" and returned for "Everything's Gone Green". They let the machines run for "The Beach", the dub classic of  "Blue Monday". The band decided not to return after closing with "Blue Monday". No "Love Will Tear Us Apart" on this night.

The Recording:

A pretty solid pull from the same relative position as my other two recordings posted here in '10 and '11. I believe my U.P. recording is still kicking around the tracker (http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=335602) if someone cares to seed it. "Closer" has long since fallen off so some kind hearted soul would have to reseed that one. My original torrents are archived on some external drive sitting on a shelf somewhere. There is some clapping and hollering but nothing that blows out my mics. Most were content to stand quietly transfixed, especially during the aptly titled "We All Stand". Overall, I'm pretty happy with the
recording and very happy that I was able to get the whole thing. I decided to include the opening set from S.O.V. as it was the same band. There's some serious dynamic range on "5 8 6" (about +20 dB). So crank that one up.

Of Note:

FAC 93: "Confusion", FAC 103: "Thieves Like Us" and FBN 22: "Murder" were not performed. It may seem like heresy to some, but I would have rather heard these dancehall classics over the Joy Division stuff this time around. I suppose I will have to wait and see if Peter will return to play "Low Life" at some point in time.

A must for fans of: Joy Division, New Order, Nine Inch Nails, Jane's Addiction, Porno For Pyros, The Cure, Moby, Siouxsie and The Banshees, Bauhaus, etc...



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Nine Inch Nails - Jimmy Kimmel Live - Hollywood, USA - 07.11.2013 (Flac/Video)

Thanks to mixter_ for sharing his recording on Dime, I included the two proshot videos in the folder also.

"Exclamation Marks"

EX

Thanks go to fellow L.A. Tapers: blg, lazyitis, ijwthstd, coolerluzi, and klingklang for their continued support!
Thanks go to Ryan J, The keeper of the flame!

Setlist:

01. Various Methods Of Escape
02. All Time Low
03. Sanctified (alternate)
04. Came Back Haunted
05. The Hand That Feeds

26:00

Taper: mixter_

Lineage / Equipment:

Location: 15' directly in front of left stack -> 6.5' h -> slave sound ultra stealth omni's ->
custom bb with no bass roll-off -> edirol r09 (24/48) -> sandisk ultra 8gb sd - class 4 - 15mb/s -> reader -> audition 3.0 - minor level adjust (+2 dB l / +5dB r) + fades (no normalization) -> har-bal 2.3 (slight eq -
expansion) -> audition 3.0 - dither to 16/44.1 -> cd wave editor (track split) -> tlh (flac level 8, etc...)
-> DIME -> you -> sense of enjoyment -> sharing is caring -> support the artist (yes) -XX convert to mp3 (no!!!).


Hey re-posters and bloggers: Keep It LossLess, please!

Personnel:

Trent Reznor: Lead Vox, Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Tambourine
Alessandro Cortini: Keyboards, Synthesizers, Backing Vox
Josh Eustis: Bass, Additional Keyboards, Additional Guitar, Backing Vox
Robin Finck: Lead Guitar, Backing Vox
Pino Palladino: Fretless Bass
Ilan Rubin: Drums, Percussion
Lisa Fischer: Additional Vocals
Sharon Gibson: Additional Vocals

Recording / Performance Notes:

After having my rig confiscated at the door at The Troubadour two months prior, it was a small consolation to be able to see Nine Inch Nails once again perform in such an intimate setting and to be able to record the performance. Still, it wasn't without certain (albeit small) sacrifice. I wasn't able to secure tickets to the outside performance directly. Instead, I was forced to opt for studio audience tickets and having to endure 40 minutes of Rob Lowe prattling on about this or that and having to feign a certain level of enthusiasm. After the show proper ended the audience was herded outside. I managed to make a beeline for the left stack and was postioned in an ideal spot of three deep about 15 feet away from the speaker. The view sucked but the sound was amazing. I feel that this recording is an accurate account. Most of the audience cheering was well
behind me except for the occasional shout. No phasing this time around. A slight amount of EQ was applied in Har-Bal to remove a bit of the bass. I edited out Jimmy's and warm-up guy Don's remarks. No great loss.

There has been much debate regarding Trent's return from "self-imposed retirement". Apparently the new album and tour have received mixed reviews and many venues have had large shares of unsold tickets. This wasn't the case at Staples the following night as it was packed to the rafters. Many of the longtime nin faithful have been lost with this new blue-eyed soul direction with the "Alomar-esque" infused riff on "All Time Low". I for one think that the new album is amazing! I don't regard it as a bold statement, rather a well crafted collection of songs and inventive arrangements. I am a huge fan of Pino Palladino as well.
His bass playing IS the bold statement here as evidenced on the slowburn of "Sanctified". Trent and the rest of the band are still a forced to be reckoned with in any live setting.


Of Note:

This was billed as Nine Inch Nails' network television debut. I beg to differ, Dance Party USA...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whVtrLrTWwE

It was Robin's birthday that day as well.

Please support the artist/band by purchasing their latest album "Hesitation Marks" or by going to see them on tour! The show is phenomenal.

http://nin.com

http://reflectinginthechrome.com/

Enjoy.

Peace,

mixter_



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Pixies - Later ... with Jools Holland - 27.09.2013 (Video)

Broadcast on BBC2, 27th September 2013

Tracklist:
01 What Goes Boom
02 Indie Cindy
03 interview with Black Francis
04 Blue Eyed Hexe

Video: 720x576 25fps 16:9 VBR MPEG-2 (average bitrate = 3841kbps)
Audio: 48000Hz stereo 224k MP2
Duration: 00:15:45

Lineage:
Fortec Star Zeta satellite PVR -> Firewire out -> MPEG Streamclip -> TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 2.0

(Direct stream capture, no re-encoding)

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The Sisters Of Mercy - Town Hall, Middlesbrough, UK - 03.05.1984 (Flac)

Good sound but a bit hissy.

01. Burn
02. Heartland
03. Walk Away
04. Anaconda
05. Body And Soul
06. Floorshow
07. Emma
08. Adrenochrome
09. Alice
10.. Body Electric
11. Gimme Shelter
12. Ghostrider


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The Cure - Mensa Morgenstern, Tübingen, Germany - 10.06.1981 (Flac)

Artist: The Cure
Date: 1981-06-10
City: Tübingen
Country: Germany
Location: Mensa Morgenstern

Recording-Type: Soundboard
Generation: Unknown (MC) from unknown master source
Notes: Incomplete Show (*)
Taper: Unknown

(*) Probably missing encores; the beginning of song 01 is cut off; cut after song 10 (most of song 11 is missing); tape flip (unknown generation MC) during song 12 (nothing is lost/fixed exactly)

Recording-Equipment: Unknown
Recording-Mastertape(s): Unknown; Unknown Generation MC: TDK SA 100

Analog-Transfer: Nakamichi DR-1 @ Type II/Dolby C NR/Head azimuth adjusted > Edirol R-09/Ver. 1.31 @ 44.1kHz/16bit-WAV
Digital-Transfer: Edirol R-09/Ver. 1.31 > USB 2.0

Editing: WavePurity Professional 6.93 > Gaps, cuts & tape flips merged/Speed corrected/Slight limiting & normalizing/Fade in & out/Tracksplitting
Conversion: Trader's Little Helper 2.7.0 (Build 172) > FLAC Encoding Level 8/MD5-Checksums

Title: All Cats Are Red
Media: 1 Audio-CD
Cover-Artwork: Included
MP3-Sample: See comments
Catalog-No.: SIArchivDIME-002
First seed: 2011-08-27 @ www.dimeadozen.org by MarqueInt

Line-Up:
Robert Smith - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Simon Gallup - bass
Laurence Tolhurst - drums

Disc 1 [76:47]
--------------------------
01 - The Holy Hour [4:13]
02 - In Your House [3:45]
03 - The Drowning Man [5:58]
04 - 10.15 Saturday Night [3:52]
05 - Accuracy [3:14]
06 - The Funeral Party [4:48]
07 - M [4:47]
08 - Primary [3:52]
09 - Other Voices [4:57]
10 - All Cats Are Grey [5:31]
11 - Three Imaginary Boys [1:10]
12 - At Night [6:35]  
13 - Fire In Cairo [2:50]
14 - Play For Today [3:27]
15 - Grinding Halt [3:37]
16 - A Forest [6:42]
17 - Faith [7:22]


Share and trade freely in your own fan base domain.
Support the artist and always buy official releases.

Thank you.

MarqueInt
August 2011


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The Cramps - Frankfurt, Germany - 17.04.1986 (Flac)

AKA "Kizmiaz" Vinyl Bootleg

Side 1

01 Intro
02 Heartbreak Hotel
03 Chicken
04 How Far Can Too Far Go
05 Womanneed
06 People Ain't No Good
07 Cornfed Dames

Side 2

08 What's Inside A Girl
09 Blue Moon Baby
10 Georgia Lee Brown
11 Lonesome Town
12 Do The Clam
13 Aloha From Hell
14 Hot Pool Of Womanneed

Side 3:

15 Love Me
16 Most Exhalted Potentate Of Love
17 You Got Good Taste
18 TV Set
19 Can Your Pussy Do The Dog

Side 4:

20 Surfin' Bird
21 Human Fly
22 Sunglasses after Dark
23 It's Just That Song



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