Saturday 29 September 2012

Sleepchamber's The Sisters Of Mercy Tapes #4 - The Studio, Bristol, UK - Soundcheck - 31.03.1985 (Flac)



Another rip of the tapes sleepchamber sent me. Unfortunately the concert itself is quite incomplete, so here's only the soundcheck.

Lineage: Bootleg Tape (unknown Generation) -> Sanyo Tape Deck -> Soundtrack -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (level 8)


Soundcheck:

01. Walk Away/Logic
02. Temple Of Love (Guitar Only)
03. First And Last And Always
04. Mic Check and Guitar Improvisation
05. Possession      

Do Not Sell!
Do not convert to lossy formats unless personal use.
Support the artits by buying official products.
Enjoy.

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Einsturzende Neubauten - VEB Elektro-Kohle, Wilhelm Piek Saal, East-Berlin, Germany - 21.12.1989 (Flac).




Let's start with the Neubauten week then, first a classic bootleg. Thanks to the original uploader.

NOTES:
Vinyl bootleg. It is called "Chemnitz '90", but it is a recoding of the show at VEB Elektrokohle in East Berlin in 1989. Also exists as CDR (sourced from the vinyl). Nearly all the songs are credited not with their own titles, but using the lines from the lyrics.




Real Tracklist:

01. Intro / Prolog
02. Feurio
03. Yü-Gung
04. Negativ Nein
05. Armenia
06. Zerstörte Zelle
07. Sehnsucht
08. Trinklied
09. DNS Wasserturm
10. Ein Stuhl in der Hölle
11. Letzte Biest am Himmel
12. Keine Schönheit ohne Gefahr
13. Zeichnungen des Patienten O.T.
14. Outro: Blixa Bargeld

The Cult - Apollo, Manchester, UK - 10.09.2012 (Flac)


The photo contains the original concert venuesand KIlling Joke on The bill. I reality all the venues were downsized and Killing Joke pulled out. This mini tour was kind of a mess but they did all the cities on diferent dates and venues, with the Mission supporting them. The mission was not taped. Thanks to rbose1 for sharing his recording on DIME.


Original Info File:

Wasn't sure this was going to go ahead as a lot of the venues were switched to smaller capacities and Killing Joke pulled out of the whole tour. 1st night of the UK tour

Band Line-up

Ian Astbury   - vocals, percussion
Billy Duffy   - guitar, vocals
Mike Dimkich  – guitar, vocals
Chris Wyse    - bass, vocals
John Tempesta - drums

Sound Professionals SP-CMC-8 Microphones
Sound Professionals SP-SPSB-11 Mini Battery Module with Bass Roll-Off (69Hz)
Edirol R-09HR  44.1kHz / 16 bit
USB>PC>CD Wave Editor>Trader's Little Helper>FLAC level 8>Dime

Please do not sell this recording but share freely and enjoy it!
Set list

Disc 1
01 Intro
02 Lil' Devil
03 Rain
04 Honey From a Knife
05 Nirvana
06 Embers
07 Fire Woman
08 Lucifer
09 The Phoenix
10 The Wolf

Disc 2
01 Life Is Greater Than Death
02 Rise
03 For the Animals
04 Spiritwalker
05 Wild Flower
06 She Sells Sanctuary
07 Horse Nation
08 Love Removal Machine
09 Band Introductions
10 Outro

Goldfrapp - Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House, Australia - 02.10.2008 (Flac)



This one goes out to TROLLCRUSHER. Enjoy it :)

Thanks to  Azure Sea for sharing it first on DIME.

Original info file:

Broadcast: 1st & 7th December, 2008  JJJ Live at the Wireless

Lineage: FM->Audacity(edits/split tracks)->Flac(level8)


One of my favourite artists, I really love Goldfrapp, and this show is as brilliant as usual!

I blended the two broadcasts together to eradicate the idents and dj chatter. I'll never understand why they purposely taint the music they broadcast...



Setlist:

01. You Never Know
02. Satin Chic
03. Eat Yourself
04. Number 1
05. Happiness
06. Ooh La La
07. Caravan Girl
08. Train
09. Monster Love
10. Strict Machine

Thursday 27 September 2012

Sleepchamber The Sisters Of Mercy Tapes #3 - University, Lancaster, UK - 07.10.1984 (Flac)



It's been a while since I posted any of my rips of the box of TSOM recordings sleepchamber sent me, mainly because I wasn't happy with the results. But I now got a new tape deck, and it seems that most of the noise that I had to remove from the tapes was made by the old deck. This sounds much better than the other, even if it's an average quality recording. So expect tto a lot more of these tapes rips in the near future (after all it was more than 100 tapes he sent me).

I asked the help of Heartland member Meth (Big Thanks) to check quality of this rip in comparison with the rip Cyberbio did a long time ago. The result it's that this tape rip has a little less trebble but also less tape hiss, so it's up to you to decide wich one you prefer.  


BLACK OCTOBER TOUR

SLEEPCHAMBER TAPE # 3


LINEAGE: TAPE -> SANYO TAPE PLAYER -> SOUNDTRACK -> AUDACITY -> TLH > FLAC (LEVEL 8)

01. BURN
02. HEARTLAND
03. MARIAN
04. WALK AWAY
05. NO TIME TO CRY
06. EMMA
07. A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE
08. TRAIN
09. FLOORSHOW
10. ALICE
11. BODY ELECTRIC
12. GIMME SHELTER
13. ADRENOCHROME
14. GHOSTRIDER (cut)

http://www.mediafire.com/?4xyexp57pw5k96v
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Killing Joke - The Tube Performances - 1983/1985 (ProShot DVD)







First shared on Punktorrents by redclaw as extras on the Loreley video (a big Thank You to him) wich unfortunately can't be shared on DIME because the band officially released it's soundtrack. The quality was much better than the version I already had so I decided to remove the VOB files with the Loreley concert and shared only these extras. Since these rules don't really apply here I may post in the near future the rest of the DVD. I like thes two excellent performance to be in dedicated DVD, they surely deserve it.torrents by redclaw,

Lineage: TV broadcast -> Low Gen VHS -> Trade DVDr -> You

Video:
DVD "VOB" format
MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR
720 x 576
1.333 (4:3)

Audio:
AC3
48000Hz  192 kb/s tot
stereo (2/0)

Authored Menu with Chapters
Artwork included
Authoring and Arwork by Circle

Program:

The Tube, Channel 4
Tyne Tees Studio, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
16 December 1983 (9.44min)

1. Dominator
2. Frenzy
3. Eighties


The Tube, Channel 4
Tyne Tees Studio, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
25 January 1985 (13.27min)

1. Nightime
2. Kings and Queens
3. Love Like Blood

Total Program Time: 23m 11sec

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For sharing porpuses only.
Support the bands by buying the official records and mechandise.
Enjoy.

The Cure - Paleo Festival, Nyon, Switzerland - 18.07.2012 (Flac)

Photo: Scaz


It seems that there's still interest in some more summer cure,so here it is another excellent FM broadcast. Thanks to bisonrav and SMBTapes for sharing this one on DIME.


Captured By: bisonrav [DIME Username]
Tracked, Compiled, & Released By: SMBTapes @ DIME [09/'12]

Source: Satellite Radio [Radio Suisse Romande - Couleur 3] > Eutelsat Hot Bird Satellite @ 13.0°E > Technomate TM-5402 HD Satellite Receiver > MPA [@ 256kbps] > Audacity 2.0.2 > WAV [Tracked WAVs] > FLAC



Setlist:


Intro
The End Of The World
Love Song
Push
Inbetween Days
Just Like Heaven
From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
Play For Today
A Forest
Primary
Want
The Hungry Ghost
Wrong Number

Notes:
Originally broadcast as MPA @ 256 kbps.
Big thanks to bisonrav for capturing the original broadcast.

Monday 24 September 2012

The Sisters of Mercy - Amphi Festival, Cologne, Germany - 21.07.2012 (Flac/Mp3)

 
 
 
This recording appeared for sale on eBay, wich is disgusting. Here in 
the room, we can't help feeling a little guilty thinking that maybe the
scumbag who did it has downloaded here, trying to make a profit of what
we work hard to give you for free. The tapers both were shocked and even
tough we don't know wich version was on the CD, the cover was the one 
made by reverend for Cyberbio's version.
 
There's not much we can do about these situations, unless reporting the 
seller to eBay (done) and share it again in all versions avaiable, so that
it reaches more people FOR FREE, as it was supposed to be in the intention 
of the tapers
 
HUGE THANKS to Cyberbio and DocSommer for sharing these recording, probably 
the last they will do, thanks to the wiseguy who tried to sell this bootleg
on eBay. So if by any chance you come across a situation like this on eBay 
or other similar site, please report the seller, it's the only way we can 
stop this situation, before more tapers decide not to share their recordings. 
 
So here you have them, in the original formats shared by the tapers but 
tracksplitted. These recordinge were cutted and tagged by Andy, who also 
uploaded the files, so for this post you can thank him also.
 
Thank You:
Andrew Eldritch
Chris 'Catalyst' May
Ben Christo
Lisa Cuthbert

Special Thanks: darkcircleroom2.blogspot.de, C., DocSommer, Cyberbio, Andy
 




Original DocSommer info:
 
The Sisters of Mercy live at "Amphi Festival" (Germany, Cologne)

Date: 21.07.2012
Taper: Jan "Doc" Sommer
Lineage: CA-14 Cards>SP-9V BBox>Edirol R-09HR>Remastering*

* The original recording was quite unaudible due to clipping issues 
(rec level was set too high - check out the sample)

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Tracklist:

Kiss The Carpet
Ribbons
Crash And Burn
Logic
A Rock And A Hard Place
FALAA
Susanne
Alice
Arms (feat. L. Cuthbert)
Dominion (feat. L. Cuthbert)
Summer
This Corrosion (L. Cuthbert solo)
Flood II
More
Vision Thing
Lucretia
Temple of Love (feat. L. Cuthbert)

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Don't sell this release or I'll show you the home of the hitman!
Feel free to split and share the files but always keep and maintain 
this info textfile with them!!!

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http://www.myheartland.co.uk

Contact: docsommer2000@yahoo.de



Amphitamine Logic:
Size: 144 mb / 168 MB
Bitrate: 320 kbps / CBR
cutted & complete tagged with covers
( Doc Sommers Version )

http://www.mediafire.com/?e0643wxx0xkt674


Amphitamine Logic (lossless / flac):
Size: 1,53 GB
untouched - only "Cutted - Version" from the Doc Sommer upload.
All files in correct order + numbered and named.
8 parts:

http://www.mediafire.com/?3232b0je4rgc2u1 
http://www.mediafire.com/?cw8dp9l0sxrnssr
http://www.mediafire.com/?33s69k3gih498gv
http://www.mediafire.com/?3rlaa71w8mh0g9h
http://www.mediafire.com/?674f54ziyjb1i77

http://www.mediafire.com/?34qcd4li5xbl3a9
http://www.mediafire.com/?ha6zlfkgt55z5b2
http://www.mediafire.com/?g7xhw6ff37z8osz
 
 
 


 
 
 
Covers by Reverend. 


Info:

taper: cyberbio

position: left, 10m from stage, FOS

lineage/source: SP-CMC-8 c - SP-SPSB-11 [no roll off] - 
EDIDROL R09HR [24/48] - mp3


tracks:



- Kiss The Carpet
- Ribbons
- Crash And Burn
- Amphetamine Logic
- A Rock And A Hard Place
- First And Last And Always
- Susanne
- Alice
- Arms (incl. Lisa Cuthbert backing vocals)
- Dominion (incl. Lisa Cuthbert backing vocals)
- Summer
- This Corrosion (Lisa Cuthbert solo)
- Flood II
- More
- Vision Thing
- Lucretia
- Temple Of Love (incl. Lisa Cuthbert backing vocals)

cyberbio ~July 2.012~
 
Amphitamine Cologne:

Size: 157 MB / 170 MB ( packed / unpacked )
Bitrate: 320 kbps / CBR
cutted & complete tagged with covers
http://www.mediafire.com/?19z7jyonn5e9s2s


 

The Cure - Rock Werchter Festival, Belgium - 28.06.2012 (Flac)


Another professional transmission of The Cure's summer tour. Source being a livestream it's lossy sourced, but sound quite good anyway. It's on FLAC as originally shared. Thanks to the original uploader

SOURCE:
Soundboard

TRANSFER:
Livestream >> Audacity >> You


TRACKS:
01 Open (cut start)                           
02 High                              
03 The End Of The World             
04 Lovesong                          
05 Push                            
06 Inbetween Days                    
07 Doing The Unstuck               
08 Just Like Heaven                
09 From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea
10 Pictures Of You                  
11 Lullaby                         
12 The Walk                          
13 Bananafishbones                  
14 Play For Today (cut end)     

Negativland - La Luz de Jesus Gallery, Los Angeles - 07.09.2012 (Flac)



Negativland in a very recent concert. Half an hour of improvised sonic landscapes, not for everybody, but very good nevertheless. Thanks to the original uploader on Trader's Den for this excellent sounding recording.

Lineage: DSM6 -> PAC6LC3B -> R-09HR -> Soundforge -> FLAC


(no setlist)

Iggy Pop - In The Service Of The Bourgeoisie -1977-1979 (ProShot DVD)






Here's a nice compilation of videos from the iguana. Thanks to  Š†©kmªÑ for sharing it here.

PAL DVD


Lineage: various pal dvd sources compiled > DVDLab Pro 2.5

Credits :

BONG
GARAGEROCKER
hothcanada

(63:26)


01 1977-03-14 Seneca College, Toronto, Canada (5:54)

02 1977 Unknown American Tour Footage (3:21)

1977-09-12 "Top Pop" (3:52)
03 Lust For Life

04 1977-09-22 TF 1 "Actualites", France (5:54)

1977-09-25 "So It Goes", Apollo Theater, Manchester, England (16:33)
05 The Passenger
06 Lust For Life
07 Interview By Tony Wilson

1978-04 "Top Pop" (7:48)
08 I Got A Right
09 Some Weird Sin

10 1978-05-13 Halle Aux Graines, Toulouse, France (3:28)

1978-05-31 "Scene 78" (3:44)
11 Sweet Sixteen

1979-04-24 "Old Grey Whistle Test" (9:25)
12 Intro
13 The Fortune Teller
14 New Values
15 I'm Bored
16 I Wanna Be Your Dog

17 1979-05-16 Palace, Paris, France (3:35)



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Saturday 22 September 2012

The Sisters Of Mercy - SDSU Aztec Center, San Diego - 13.04.1991 (Flac)



The sound on this one is a little distant and with little bass, even so it's a nice listen. Thanks to cyberbio for sharing this one on DIME a long time ago.

Lineage/Source: Cassette (3rd gen.) - Luxman HX-PRO K92 - inakustik Black&White NF 102 Chinchcable - M-Audiophile 24/96 - Audition 1.5 - CD Wave (1.97) (tracksplitting) - TLH (2.4.1 (Build 160)) [FLAC level 8] - You

Tracks:

- Afterhours
- First And Last Always
- Lucretia My Reflection
- Body And Soul
- Ribbons
- Alice
- Dominion / Mother Russia
- Amphetamine Logic
- Detonation Boulevard
- Marian
- This Corrosion
- Gimme Shelter
- Flood II
- Temple Of Love
- Something Fast
- Jolene
- Valentine
- Vision Thing

Dead Can Dance - Roman Amphitheatre, Zouk Mikael (near Beirut), Lebanon - 16.09.2012 (Flac)




Beyond excellent recording. Huge Thanks to ianmacd for sharing this one on DIME, and for the meticulous account of his journey and concert.

TAPER NOTES:

The background to my attendance of this gig is an odd one, to be sure.

When the gig was originally announced, I looked up the venue out of curiosity  and immediately fell in love with the picturesque setting. Which fan would not melt at the idea of seeing Dead Can Dance perform outdoors under a starlit sky, in an ancient Roman amphitheatre overlooking the Mediterranean Sea?

'Lucky bastards, the people who get to go to that', I thought to myself for a moment, before ushering in the much more empowering thought, 'But there's nothing stopping me from being one of them, either!'

And so, before the inevitable inertia set in, I purchased a ticket for the gig (two actually, since the rather devious allocation system would consistently seat me towards the back of the amphitheatre unless I indicated that I wished to purchase at least two tickets for the event) and planned a weekend for myself in Beirut after the summer.

What a tantalising and exciting prospect: to witness the first gig of the band's 2012 world tour outside North America, and to do so in the Middle East, in a country that has never played host to the band before. This was something a little bit more exciting than a day-trip to Brussels to catch the band, if you know what I mean.

Then came the summer, which turned into a summer of discontent on Brendan Perry's Web-based discussion forum. The hitherto friendly and generous Brendan inexplicably and without warning morphed overnight into an ogre, turning on a number of his (longstanding) fans, myself included, hurling insults and
summarily issuing forum bans.

Whilst no reason was ever given for the bans, my own offences were presumably my final postings before being kicked off, one in which I said that one track on the new album sounded "a bit cheesy" and another in which I defended the right of other fans to state their opinion that the postage costs for the limited editions of the new album seemed awfully expensive.

The threads that led to the bans have since been written out of history.

I had planned to attend seven Dead Can Dance gigs this autumn, but the events of the summer had put something of a dampener on my enthusiasm. I found myself feeling disheartened at the thought of all that travel and expense. 26 years of following the man's career, buying the records and travelling to the gigs,
had ultimately amounted to this. What a pisser.

I decided that I would still attend the six European gigs, but cancel my trip to Beirut, as that was supposed to be something quite magical, something uniquely good, and it now seemed that the occasion could no longer live up to my original expectations.

A relaxing holiday with my family in the remote islands of Shetland proved to be just what the doctor ordered. I returned home feeling much more aloof from recent events and was able to make a clear distinction between the artist and his music. I did not need to like or be liked by the artist in order to
continue to enjoy the music.

I resolved to attend the gig in Beirut after all. I felt excited again at the prospect. I love to travel, and the idea of a weekend spent looking around Beirut made my heart beat just as fast as the prospect of the gig itself.

And so I flew to Beirut last Friday, joined at the last minute by Jirka, a fellow fan from Brendan's forum, who obtained a passport just one day before the gig and flew over from Prague to share the experience with me.

Cut to Sunday evening...

The journey from central Beirut to the coastal town of Zouk Mikael, just 17km north-east of Beirut, was an adventure in its own right.

The Pope had been in the Lebanese capital this weekend and, unbeknownst to me, was due to leave for Beirut's Rafic Hariri airport, in the south of the city,at 17:30. That was the exact same time I had picked to head by taxi to Zouk Mikael. Consequently, the highway was closed and military personnel were swarming everywhere. It was traffic chaos, but I had had the foresight to plan enough time to cover almost any eventuality.

The 17km journey up the coast to Zouk Mikael took us 75 minutes to complete, as our taxi driver was forced to detour through the narrow, congested streets of each consecutive neighbourhood en route. This circuitous path, which probably doubled the distance we had to travel, was nevertheless actually a
blessing in disguise, providing us with glimpses into urban life in the suburbs of the nation's capital where one would otherwise not set foot as a tourist. It was fascinating and part of me really wanted to just keep on
driving.

En route, the radio station that the taxi driver was listening to played an English-language advert for the gig we were on our way to see. "Rock band" Dead Can Dance, fronted by "lead singer" Lisa Gerrard, would be playing tonight and tickets were still available. It was a long segment, with excerpts from two songs, one each from Brendan and Lisa, and a DJ whose exaggerated delivery was more suited to advertising Lady Gaga: "Tonight, at Zouk Mikael, Dead Cahn Dahhhnce..."

We still managed to arrive at the venue half an hour ahead of the doors opening, having left an almost absurd amount of time to get there and imagining that we would watch the sun set whilst enjoying some drinks before the show. Instead, we arrived under cover of darkness, took a few photos and milled around by the venue.

The first port of call once inside was the merchandise stand, but none of the T-shirts were available in size XXL yet. The XLs proved to be rather small (translation: I proved to be rather large), so I left with only a CD by David Kuckhermann and will have to wait until a later date on the tour to purchase T-shirts that I don't have to squeeze myself into.

The aforementioned David Kuckhermann plays on one of the tracks on 'Anastasis', the first Dead Can Dance album for 16 years. He is also one of the band's musicians on this tour, as well as their support act.

David performs an intriguing and beguiling set, almost exclusively played on the hang, with one number performed on the riqq, the Lebanese tambourine. His set, which began at 20:30, was unfortunately marred by the continuing influx of people into the amphitheatre, very few concert-goers having taken their seats or even arrived on site by the time David took to the stage. Possibly, a lot of people had been caught out by the Pope.

Kuckhermann's set was followed by a gap of thirty minutes, after which the lights went down once again. The moment had finally arrived.The scene was not quite as I'd pictured it. There were few stars visible
overhead and I couldn't see the Mediterranean, but the light breeze that I'd imagined might waft through the amphitheatre at this time of the evening was, I'm happy to say, in attendance and pleasantly refreshing.

Brief glimpses of Lisa and the occasional limb of other band members could be caught through the gaps between the illuminated, flowing white drapes that form the backdrop of the stage, as they undulated atmospherically, dancing on the breeze of the warm Lebanese evening.

The stage was perfectly lit, the audience primed, and it was hard to imagine a more perfect setting for a concert by Dead Can Dance.

As the band sauntered down onto the stage, Lisa's arrival gave me a jolt and I found myself staring to ascertain that it really was her. She has obviously undergone extensive cosmetic surgery since I last saw her perform live and looked to me -- how can I put it? -- not quite right (see: http://www.beirutnightlife.com/wp-content/gallery/dead-can-dance-dinner-at-buddha-bar-2012/dead-can-dance-dinner-beirut44.jpg).

It's HER face, though, and none of my business what she does with it. It was just very surprising and the changes much more striking than in the band's recent PR photos.

The band opened the gig as they do the new album with 'Children Of The Sun'.

"We are the children of the sun; there's room for everyone", croons Brendan; almost everyone, anyway.

'Anabasis' is next, for me the weakest song on the new album.

The first song not drawn from 'Anastasis' is 'Rakim', guaranteed to please any crowd with its wonderful vocal interplay between Brendan and Lisa. It is followed by 'Kiko', again from 'Anastasis', and then 'Lamma Bada', an old Andalusian song from the Moorish era.

'Lamma Bada' starts with Brendan's guitar out-of-tune, no doubt due to changes in the temperature since the band performed their soundcheck. He smiles, however, and tunes the instrument without halting the song.

'Agape' and 'Amnesia', both from 'Anastasis', are played next. It's good to hear the new songs live, but the set is laden with them and this is naturally at the expense of much of the back catalogue. Few fans' ideal set will ever be the one played on the night, however, so I have no complaint with the chosen repertoire.

'Sanvean' is next and I am struck, not for the first time this evening, by how different Lebanese performance etiquette is from what I am used to. Those in need of a toilet break or a drink simply get up and go for one, mid-song if needs be. No-one seems bothered by this and, with the behaviour so frequent that it is the norm, rather than the exception, one quickly adjusts to the local custom.

'Opium', perhaps the best track on the new album, follows 'Nierika' from 1996's 'Spiritchaser', and then it's a rare delve into the band's eighties catalogue for 'The Host Of Seraphim', a track not performed live since 1987.

It's a welcome return to one of the band's most emotive songs of all time, but I note that Lisa sings it lower now, possibly no longer able to reach so far into the mezzo-soprano range. That's no criticism, however, and the song sounds fantastic, Brendan's harmonies blending perfectly with Lisa's sublime voice.

'Ime Prezakias' is next, an old Greek folk song or rembetiko. Like 'Lamma Bada', this is an unreleased piece, being performed for the first time on this tour. I couldn't tell you how good Brendan's pronunciation of the Greek is, but the song sounded good to me. Ignorance is bliss.

Someone calls out for 'Now We Are Free' and, although it's actually a piece from Lisa's solo catalogue, the fan in question is in luck. This, the widely recognised theme from the film 'Gladiator', is very well received in the fortuitously appropriate setting of a Roman amphitheatre.

In much the same way that 'Children Of The Sun' opened both the new album and this evening's performance, so the last song of the main set tonight is the album's closing piece, 'All In Good Time'. I find it to be a much more engaging song live than on the album, its opulent swaths of synthesised strings washing over the audience as Brendan's voice soars above. It's possibly his finest vocal performance of the evening.

At the end of the song, Brendan informs us that "[we've] been fantastic" and wishes us "goodnight". The pre-encore cliché is unfortunately interpreted literally here, however, and a steady stream of people begin filing out of the amphitheatre.

The flow is stemmed within a couple of minutes, before it can swell to exodus proportions, by the return of the band for their first encore. When they exit the stage again after 'The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove' and the even more ubiquitous 'Dreams Made Flesh', the audience assume that this really must be the end, and now they leave in droves.

This apparent lack of interest in a second encore ensures that one does not materialise, never mind a third, and so we go without 'Song To The Siren', 'Return Of The She-King' and 'Rising Of The Moon' tonight.

It's a real shame, but if you believe that an audience should work for its encores, then we're lucky to have had one at all this evening. That's not a criticism of the local audience, however; it's just a cultural difference, I think.

Another way to look at it is that everyone was happy with what they were given and did not feel the need to demand more. Thinking about it that way, it would be hard to disagree. More is always good and one can never have too much, but my experience could scarcely have been improved upon.

To my mind, the gig passed in the twinkling of an eye. Its 96 minutes felt more like 60 to me, but the time was always going to fly. And so my first Dead Can Dance gig in seven years drew to a close. A taxi took
us back to central Beirut, this time traversing the distance in just a few minutes. I got out near my hotel and said farewell to Jirka, who sped on to the airport to catch his flight home, which was due to leave in just a little more than an hour.

What a fantastic experience. I am so glad that I ended up going ahead with the trip. The entire experience, from my arrival Friday night to my sleepless departure at 04:00 Monday morning, was one long thrill, a sweet indulgence of the five senses, and I was sorry to be leaving Beirut behind.

My seat, in the centre of the second row, afforded me a sublime view of the performance. It also ensured that I was well placed to capture the gig in stereo, something that is normally not the case, as I would normally choose a recording location closer to the PA on one side.

The sound of the show is excellent, a little more spacious than you may be used to from me, an inveterate stack-humper and indoor taper. This time, I was further back, centred and recording outdoors. All of these elements influence the recording, but I am sure you will be happy with what you hear.

RECORDING:

Type: Audience master, recorded from seat in dead centre of second row,
      approximately 15 metres back from suspended PA.

Source: Factory-matched pair of Schoeps CCM 41V microphones (DINa mounted) ->
    Marantz PMD661 recorder with Oade Concert Mod
    (-18 dB gain/44.1 kHz/24 bit WAV)

Lineage: Audacity 2.0.0
       * applied selective minor amplification for consistency
       * attenuated sections of loud applause
       * added fades
       * split tracks
       * converted to 16 bit
     -> FLAC (compression level 8) [libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917]

Taper: ianmacd


SET LIST:

01. [07:40] Children Of The Sun
02. [06:51] Anabasis
03. [06:17] Rakim
04. [08:26] Kiko
05. [04:33] Lamma Bada
06. [06:01] Agape
07. [06:12] Amnesia
08. [05:11] Sanvean
09. [04:40] Nierika
10. [05:38] Opium
11. [05:58] The Host Of Seraphim
12. [04:52] Ime Prezakias
13. [04:57] Now We Are Free
14. [06:47] All In Good Time
15. [02:22] [encore break]
16. [05:40] The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove
17. [04:30] Dreams Made Flesh

Total running time: 96:34

Jirka, thanks for joining me on this adventure. It was good to share it with
someone.


REVIEWS:

http://www.nowlebanon.com/NewsArticleDetails.aspx?ID=437372

http://www.beirutnightlife.com/events/dead-dance-epic-concert-event-lebanon/

http://www.beirutnightlife.com/events/dinner-dead-dance-buddha-bar-beirut/

Peter Hook & the Light - Kulturpark, Deutzen, Germany - 08.09.2012 (Flac)



Thanks to booomboom for sharing his recording on DIME.

master-series #GDR 007 - Echt Leibscher Allerlei

 Location: Deutzen, East Germany (Main Stage)

 Master - Audience recording

 Taped with Zoom H2 and its included mikrophones.

Recording location: about 25 meters from the stage, center left, forth bench with wood to  preserve the bollocks from cooling out
Sound-quality: excellent as usual

 Line-up :

 Peter Hook: Vocals, Lead Bass(bass playing only a few minutes,what a shame!)
 Jack Bates: Bass
 Nat Watson: Guitar
 Andy Poole: Keyboards
 Paul Kehoe: Drums

 Setlist :

 01.Soundcheck 1
 02.Soundcheck 2

 03.Intro/Dirty old town
 04.No Love Lost
 05.Digital
 06.Disorder
 07.Day of the Lords
 08.Candidate
 09.Insight
 10.New Dawn Fades
 11.She's Lost Control
 12.Shadowplay
 13.Wilderness
 14.Interzone
 15.I Remember Nothing

 16.Encore break
 17.Dead Souls
 18.Twenty Four Hours
 19.Warsaw
 20.Transmission
 21.Love Will Tear Us Apart
 22.Love Will Tear Us Apart cont. (no music lost)
 23.Ceremony

 all songs by Joy Division

 Total Time : 102:39 min
       
 Tapers-critic of this concert: brilliant, never ever expected them to be so great and heartwarming

Do not sell bratwurst. For trading only!!..and for mustard-fun!! although it's a bit strange to have "fun" with SAUERKRAUT.............
Go to their concerts.
Buy their records.
Support the artists.
Feel fre to convert this in every format you want and know, except 24/96.

Dogma - WGT, Centraltheater, Leipzig, Germany - 28.05.2012 (Flac)




Thanks to NorthernNephilim for sharing another of his recordings here. This band it's quite a nice suprise. Who would think of joining metal, jazz and armian folk music? They did and it's rather good. 

aka "LEIPZIG UNDER DOGMA"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

information:

Day four from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped in the Centraltheater:

- Dogma
- Eklipse
- Alice Neve Fox (Elena Alice Fossi)
- Irfan


Final day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen at the Centraltheater (formerly known as 'Schauspielhaus').
Beautiful venue. If you want to listen to bands with very good sound on WGT this is the place to be.

The first band on that day is THE example why visiting WGT for interesting unknown bands. All the people went into the theater for expecting quiet acts but after the curtain opened and showed off a lot of huge guitar amps the audience now began to dawn it might be a "bit" louder. :-) From the beginning on until last note Dogma just kept going full on giving the audience a blast of a mixture from Candlemass-a-like upfront Doom with armenian soundstructures and melodies, after first song most people leaved with a "WTF!?" but for those who stayed they enjoyed a high quality concert. Some people moaned about too much volume on WGT forum at this concert but for me it wasn't. The sound quality was top notch all the time (the Centraltheater stuff knows what to do on the mixing desks) so i enjoyed these 60 minutes with no  ... dogmas!
With all that sorted out this turned out to one of my best tapes so far, sat in the sweet spot in the middle, so that what you hear is what i taped, for this recording i needed almost no EQ compared to all the others.

Dogma’s music is an extremely unique and a compound fusion of Armenian ethnic melody and progressive metal elements, which can transfer the listener from a powerful mountainous landscape to a serene apricot garden in the blazing sun. The Classic Rock Presents Prog Magazine describes it as: “Aggressive riffs, ethnic vibes and psychedelic soundscapes all wrapped up with stunning delicate female vocals”.

The band was created in 2008 in Yerevan....It was found by two Armenian very famous musicians – bassist Vardan Grigoryan and guitarist Heno Grigoryan, who both played in the legendary in Transcaucasia MDP band from 1994 to 2007.

In December 2007 a young and charming vocalist Zara, who was totally unknown to the music sphere, joined Vardan and Heno. Soon after that, on January 3, 2008, Derik Vardumyan, who is a famous musician and drummer in the metal sphere of Armenia, teamed up with them.
The first private concert of the band took place on January 5, 2008, in the small hall of the Yerevan State Puppet Theatre in front of an audience of just friends, musicians and journalists. It turned out to be something impressive indeed, something rather unexpected. And this was Dogma's triumphal start.

After two sold-out concerts, private concerts in their studio and 7 well-received festival appearances (also as organizators) and active public engagement during a year, in the beginning of 2009 the band celebrated its 1st anniversary and started the studio work on the debut album, which was unleashed in December 2009 with the unordinary title "Ethnic-Methnic" to more closely depict what is inside.

Album is (sad for lossless lovers) only on itunes availiable yet but i wrote them to change this ...

Band:

Heno Grigoryan - Lead Guitarist, Song Writer
Derik Vardumyan - Drums & Percussion
Zara Gevorgyan - Vocalist, Lyricist
Vardan Grigoryan - Bass Guitar, Band Producer



 Setlist:

01 - Intro
02 - Aneres / Impudent
03 - Hars / Bride
04 - Renaissance
05 - Avaze Hovaz / Sandy Leopard
06 - Limbo
07 - Silky Way
08 - Melancholy
09 - Fairy*
10 - Khagers / My Games
11 - Khoskap / Matchmaking

*  = not sure if that's correct transcription, just typed the word from setlist into a West Armenian language translator.
DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

Not for Sale !!! Sharing is Caring, do not trade the FLAC´s without info file, checksum

If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.dogma.am

Thank You, Very Much

http://mir.cr/0OTKDATD

Of The Wand And The Moon - WGT, Kuppelhalle, Leipzig, Germany - 27.05.2012 (Flac)


Photos: Chris


Continuing with the recordings of this year WGT, excellent band, but unfortunately I have no setlist, maybe some help? Thanks to Chris for sending me his recordings to share here.

This is a Danish neofolk project started by Kim Larsen in 1998. Strongly influnced by early dark folk acts such as Death In June, :Of The Wand & The Moon: play a melancholic acoustic music, often aided by various guest musicians, with lyrics mainly in English and Danish. Pagan and runic themes have a prominent role in the music, artwork and lyrics of the band, and place the project alongside other acts on labels such as Hau Ruck! and Eis & Licht in their neofolk aesthetic. In 2005 Kim Larsen founded his own german-based label Heiðrunar Myrkrunar to release future projects.

Taper: C.F. (Chris)
Gear: Sony ICD-SX850

Lineage: Wav -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (Level 8)

Setlist:

01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.


Do Not Sell!
Support the artists by buying official records and merchandise.
Do Not convert to lossy formats unless for personal use.
Enjoy.

Jah Wobble - Live in Europe (1981-1983)


A gift from Dave Sez. Our Thanks to him.

Message drom Dave:

And, in thanks for ya recent Shriekbacks and general kindness, a punk-funk-dub post of Jah Wobble compiled from two extremely rare recordings from the Dave Sez archives:


1981 - Jah Wobble's Human Condition - Live in Europe (where?). 1981 cassette-only release, digitalized thanks to pheragan and mutant-sounds
Line up: Jah Wobble – vocals & bass; Dave (Animal) Maltby – guitar; Jim Walker - sax
01 Waves
02 The End
03 The Human Condition
04 Soundcheck
05 [Bad quality, omitted]

1982.11.21 - Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart - Vera, Groningen, Netherlands, Dutch radio show recorded thanks to http://wiels.com/
Line up: Jah Wobble – vocals & bass; Dave (Animal) Maltby – guitar; Annie Whitehead – trombone, Ollie Marland – keyboards, Cliff Venner – drums, Neville Murray – percussion
06 Introduction (1982) [0:12]
07 Hollywood 1 (1982) [7:00]
08 Jam 2 (1982) [7:41]
09 Jam 3 (1982) [8:24]
10 Jam 4 (1982) [6:17]
11 Fading (1982) [4:03]
12 Hollywood 2 (1982) [9:08]

1983.09.03 Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart - Pandora's Music Box Festival, de Doelen, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Dutch radio show recorded thanks to http://wiels.com/
Line up: Jah Wobble – vocals & bass; Dave (Animal) Maltby – guitar; Annie Whitehead – trombone, Ollie Marland – keyboards, Lee Partis – drums, Neville Murray – percussion
13 Invaders (1983) [5:15]
14 Hollywood 2 (1983) [5:49]
15 Snake Charmer (1983) [4:40]
16 Brasil (1983) 4:51]

Bonus: How Much Are They from the live double cd viva!eight, recorded at the Town & Country Club, London on September 6th 1992.
17 How Much Are They (1992) [8:10]


http://www.mediafire.com/?vq0l41cqlgamx4s

Cheers, Dave Sez.

Thursday 20 September 2012

The Sisters Of Mercy - Maritime Hall, San Francisco - 06.02.1998 (Flac)



A request from sisterstekland. There was already a MP3 version of this concert, this is a FLAC of the same source but with a defferent transfer. Sound is very good. Thanks to Creature_d for sharing this one on DIME.

Audience master recording > cdr > Asunder extract & conversion to Flac8

Pretty good sound quality. I remember it being one of the better recordings for the 98-99 tours and at the other end of the spectrum had to be this Washington DC recording this girl sent to me. Anyway,this is a pretty good aud recording, but there is a fairamount of crowd chatting/cheering and one girl asking if he does this(recording) just for SoM shows or all shows he attends. Of course he offers her a copy. Also, he tells her he has 130 or so recordings by SoM, quite impressive especially if alot of it is on vinyl/cd. I looked over at discogs and SoM have 245 unofficial albums/singles/EP etc...and they aint cheap.

I got this in a trade around 2001-02 from the taper, so thanks go out to him, sorry I forgot your name.

Setlist:

01. Intro
02. Kiss the Carpet
03. Ribbons / Come Together
04. Amphetamine Logic
05. Body Electric
06. Giving Ground
07. (We Are the Same) Suzanne
08. On the Wire/Teachers/On the Wire
09. Alice
10. Will I Dream
11. Dominion/Mother Russia
12. Summer
13. Anaconda
14. Romeo Down
15. Flood II
16. Vision Thing
17. Comfortably Numb/Some Kind of Stranger
18. First and Last and Always
19. This Corrosion


QNTAL - WGT, Centraltheater, Leipzig, Germany - 27.05.2012 (Flac)




And the last (for today) recording of WGT from NorthernNephilim. A HUGE Thank You to him for hius generosity.  Excellent sound.
 
aka "SHAVUOT"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

Band:

Syrah - Vocals
Michael Popp - Vocals, Fidel, Saz, Shalmei, Ud, Tar, Theremin and the other 1000 instruments he built all himself ;)
Fil - Keyboards, Vocals, Guitars, Programming
Markus Köstner - Drums, Percussion

information:

Day three from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped in the Centraltheater:

- Aura Noctis
- Jordan Reyne
- Evi Vine
- QNTAL

Third day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen at the Centraltheater (formerly known as 'Schauspielhaus').
Beautiful venue. If you want to listen to bands with very good sound on WGT this is the place to be.

QNTAL'S Centraltheater Set went a bit short and more percussive as they play usual.
The house was full now so bit of more chatter between songs.
They got a Tec Issue on Nihil which they also on another set which they played on the WGT Medieval Village. So no wonder a friend from me shouted "Scheiss Technik", he was on a seat far away from me.


Setlist:

-- - Warmup
01 - Translucida
02 - Schnee *
03 - Palaestinalied
04 - Glacies
05 - Ecce Gratum
06 - Departir
-- - Nihil (Tec Issue)
07 - Nihil
08 - Der Name Der Rose
09 - Veni
-- - Encore Break
10 - Ad Mortem Festinamus
11 - Flamma

*  = unreleased

DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

Not for Sale !!! Sharing is Caring, do not trade the FLAC´s without info file, checksum

If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.qntal.de/

Thank You, Very Much

Part 1: http://mir.cr/1UJMSCWB
Part 2: http://mir.cr/1KHYQO9B

Evi Vine - WGT, Centraltheater, Leipzig, Germany - 27.05.2012 (Flac)







 Another excellent and atmospheric project. Thanks to NorthernNephilm for taping and sharing.

 aka "SONICSPHERE"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

Band:

Evi Vine - Vox, Guitars
Steven Hill - Guitars, Drums
Ben Roberts - Cello, Guitar, Bass
Al Richardson - Drums
Ruban Byrne - Bass


information:

Day three from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped in the Felsenkeller:

- Aura Noctis
- Jordan Reyne
- Evi Vine
- QNTAL


Third day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen at the Centraltheater (formerly known as 'Schauspielhaus').
Beautiful venue. If you want to listen to bands with very good sound on WGT this is the place to be.

One reason to visit WGT this year was Evi's gig and this went one of the best acts for me.
They showed off with the full live band and the concert wandering between intimate songs and epic soundscapes, the last part of "How Time Flies" just melting you away.
Evi's shows are announced spontaneously somewhere in Europe and if you get the chance to see her don't miss it. Small club gig or on venues like the Schauspielhaus everytime a complete different experience.
This quote says it all: “Her vocal’s break your heart into a thousand pieces in a similar way to Hope Sandoval” - Pennyblack Music

Evi Vine's debut album "... and so the morning comes" was nominated as one of the best independent releases of 2011, considered "an underground gem" by Drowned In Sound & championed by Simon Raymonde (Bella Union) & BBC 6 Music.
“This is a brilliant record, Evi deserves all the praise landing at her door” Simon Raymonde - Bella Union/Cocteau Twins
“In all likelihood ‘and so the morning come’s will be one of those under the radar successes. Her next might be the Mercury. Sit back put your headphones on and let her sing you, you won’t regret it.” - God Is in the TV
“Evi Vine’s debut is many things; gorgeous, ethereal, haunting, twisted, dark and above all absorbing. It is a truly wonderful record.” - Ark Mag
“Evi delivers an album of uncompromising sparseness and beauty. The exiguous guitar rattles of ‘For The Dreamers’ evoke a stripped back Mogwai” - Subba-Cultcha


Setlist:

-- - Soundcheck
01 - For The Dreamers
02 - Sonic *
03 - I Let You Leave
04 - Down
05 - Inside Her
06 - How Time Flies
07 - I'm Not here
08 - 80's Epic*
-- - Encore Break
09 - Colours Of The Night

*  = Working Title

DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

Not for Sale !!! Sharing is Caring, do not trade the FLAC´s without info file, checksum

If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.evivine.com/

Thank You, Very Much

http://mir.cr/H5ZHTYN4

Jordan Reyne - WGT, Centraltheater, Leipzig, Germany - 27.05.2012 (Flac)




Another of NorthernNephilim WGT masters. Good project, I didn't knew herbefore, but surely is a name to keep tracking.

aka "UNDER NAMELESS TREES"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

information:

Day three from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped in the Centraltheater:

- Aura Noctis
- Jordan Reyne
- Evi Vine
- QNTAL

Third day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen at the Centratheater (formerly known as 'Schauspielhaus').
Beautiful venue. If you want to listen to bands with very good sound on WGT this is the place to be.

Jordan went on stage and started direct after soundcheck into the gig, she's got nice humour and told funny things between the songs.
"My songs are all about Death, otherwise i won't be playing this festival"

Imagine PJ Harvey and Nine Inch Nails trapped in the workhouses of Industrial Revolution London; throw in some Dead Can Dance and you are about there.
Jordan's music is a blend of alternative folk music described by New Zealand's National Radio and many others as an entirely new sound.
Amidst tales or salt, steam and iron, Jordan blends celtic folk melodies with dark facts and folkore and the sounds of the industrial revolution.

Watch her homepage you can download her first album for free there.



Setlist:

01 - Birds Of Prey
02 - A Woman Scorned
03 - The Proximity Of Death
04 - London
05 - Sister Falling
06 - Factory Nation
07 - Blood On The Sea
08 - Don't Look Down
09 - The Great Below*
10 - Wait (I Run Too Slow)
11 - Karlsruhe

*  = Nine Inch Nails Cover

DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

Not for Sale !!! Sharing is Caring, do not trade the FLAC´s without info file, checksum

If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.jordanreyne.com/

Thank You, Very Much

http://mir.cr/FUFPTGU6

Aura Noctis - WGT, Centraltheater, Leipzig, Germany - 27.05.2012 (Flac)





Continuing with the WGT 2012 posts, here's another round of Master by NorthernNephilim, starting with this Spanish band. Excellent sound. A very special THANK YOU to Northern Nephilim for sharing so many of his master here. 

aka "RAGE IN EDEN"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

information:

Day three from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped in the Felsenkeller:

- Aura Noctis
- Jordan Reyne
- Evi Vine
- QNTAL


Third day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen at the Centratheater (formerly known as 'Schauspielhaus').
Beautiful venue. If you want to listen to bands with very good sound on WGT this is the place to be.

Aura Noctis is a neoclassical darkwave band from Spain that consists of two members; Olga (Pianist) and Pilar (Cellist).
The style of Aura Noctis is often described as "neoclassical",does not often conform with general standards of gothic or darkwave music.
Their past music could be described as a soundscape, mixed with singing on poetic and melancholy themes.
Explores powerful emotions of love, vulnerability, isolation, loss, jealousy, and passion...
Music is a journey through emotions, representing everything that words cannot describe.
Wailing wind interspersed in the forest dream, hazy endless tunnels, or the peace that only in nature you can embrace.
Inspired by romanticism, Aura Noctis aims to transport us to those places where the mind had never been, arousing fantasy that is latent within us.
Their melodies are the hope that drives away the pain.


Setlist:

01 - Hidden Faces*
02 - D.e.S
03 - Solitude
04 - Ad Occasum Tendimus Omnes
05 - Bordeaux**
06 - Erste Reise + Zweite Reise + Dritte Reise
07 - El Cantar De Las Hojas*
08 - Inner Chaos*
09 - Verna*
10 - Furor et Luctus
11 - Fantasía
12 - Breaking Thoughts
13 - Progresiva

*  = unreleased
** = Bordeaux is a cover of a track by the band "Corona Borealis".

DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

Not for Sale !!! Sharing is Caring, do not trade the FLAC´s without info file, checksum

If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.auranoctis.es/

Thank You, Very Much

http://mir.cr/NDETTEST

The Danse Society - WGT, Parkbuhne, Leipzig, Germany - 26.05.2012 (Flac)


Photos: Chris


The Reformed Danse Society, their sound differs a lot from the old days, beggining with the female singer, but I like it a lot. The versions of the old songs are quite curious to listen to.

Incomplete setlist, maybe someone can help?

Again Thanks to Chris for sharing a nother master with us, The sound is good but suffers from some shifting on the sound, probably due to the wind.

Taper: C.F. (Chris)
Gear: Sony ICD-SX850

Lineage: Wav -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (Level 8)


Setlist:

01.Come Inside
02.
03.Vatican
04.
05.2000 Light Years From Home
06.
07.
08.The Hurt
09.White Rabbit
10.Slowfire
11.Message In The Wind
12.Somewhere
13.The Wolf
14.Heaven Is waiting
15.sinking


Do Not Sell!
Support the artists by buying official records and merchandise.
Do Not convert to lossy formats unless for personal use.
Enjoy.

https://rapidshare.com/files/422127847/TDaSocLeip26.052012.rar

Dreadful Shadows - WGT, Parkbühne, Leipzig,Germany - 26.05.2012 (Flac)


Photos: Chris


There's another source for this concert that was posted on DIME. This one is the master that Chris sent me to post here. I don't know how the versions compare, but this one is quite good. Again a big THANK YOU to Chris for sending me his masters fto share on the room.

Taper: C.F. (Chris)
Gear: Sony ICD-SX850

Lineage: Wav -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (Level 8)


Setlist:

01.Chains
02.Burning The Shrouds
03.A Sea Of Tears
04.Condemnation
05.New day
06.Craving
07.Desolate Home
08.True Faith (New Order cover)
09.Abandoned God
10.Dead Can Wait
11.Twist In My Sobriety (Tanita Tikaram cover)
12.Futility
13.Beyond The Maze
14.Hurt (Nine Inch Nails cover)

Do Not Sell!
Support the artists by buying official records and merchandise.
Do Not convert to lossy formats unless for personal use.
Enjoy.

https://rapidshare.com/files/11124024/DreShaLeip26052012.part1.rar
https://rapidshare.com/files/1764341785/DreShaLeip26052012.part2.rar

Tuesday 18 September 2012

Marilyn Manson - The Beautiful People - ECHO Awards - 22.03.2012 (HDTV)





With Rammstein providing the backing band, excellent quality video. Thanks to the original uploader on DIME.

Quality: HDTV
Container: TS
Location: ProShot
Video: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (h264), 1280x720, 11,5 Mbit / s, 50 fps, H.264
Audio: # 1 - MPEG Audio Version 1 Layer 2, 256 kbit / s, 48.0 KHz, 16 bit, 2 channel, # 2 - MPEG Audio Version 1 Layer 2, 256 kbit / s, 48.0 KHz, 16 bit , 2 channel, # 3 - AC-3, 448 kbit / s, 48,0 ÊÃö, 2channel , AC3

Notes:

a big thanks to Revenger_2008 who cut and download this fantastic show...

Secret Discovery - WGT, Parkbühne, Leipzig, Germany - 26.05.2012 (Flac)




Another WGT recording shared by Northern Nephilim. Still a lot to come :) 

Original Info File:

 AKA "INTO THE DARKLINE - OUT OF THE VOID"

source/lineage:   

- Church Audio CA-11 (Omni Caps) mounted on glasses
- Tascam DR-05 @ 24 Bit / 44 kHz
- Cubase (Master, Tracksplitting, DC Offset Remove) -> WAV 16 Bit / 44 kHz
- Trader´s Little Helper 2.6.0 (FLAC Level 8, SBE Fix, Checksum)
- including artwork for Jewel Case

Second day with concerts on Wave Gotik Treffen.
I like the Parkbühne it's middle in the "green heart" of Leipzig near Clara Zetkin Park.
I taped two long awaited reunion gigs with Secret Discovery and The Danse Society.
I have chosen stack taping on the Parkbühne which worked out fine, chatter only noticeable between the songs.

Last track is incomplete because recorder froze after 2 gb mark, but was able to rescue the first file with unix. Same happended also on Danse Society. Interesting after i switched of the pre-record buffer on the Tascam next day the issue was solved ... firmware is newest. better to throw away first two seconds of the set then the last minutes. :-)

Secret Discovery did a special set from the first albums "Darkline", "Into The Void" "Wasted Dreams"

After that we headed to Werk 2 to Vendemmian who played one of their best gigs so far,
based on that they still using the drum machine.

Band:

Kai Hoffmann : Voice
Falk Hoffmann : Guitars
Mathes Glathe : Bass
Michael Gusky: Guitars
Dirk Riegner : Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Carsten: Drums


information:

Day two from 21st WGT in Leipzig, where i taped at the Parkbühne and at Werk 2:

- Secret Discovery
- The Danse Society

Werk 2:

- Vendemmian


Setlist:

01 - Another Life
02 - Execution Day
03 - Western World
04 - Part Of Me
05 - Flower In The Dust
06 - Into The Void
-- - Evil Feeling (Guitar Issue)
07 - Evil Feeling
08 - Just For Living
09 - Feel The Time
10 - Hello Goodbye


DISCLAIMER:

recording made by NorthernNephilim (DIME: TimeBandit )

Do not transcode to lossy formats or remaster!

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If you like the band, please visit their concerts and buy their records.

official homepage: http://www.secretdiscovery.de/ or http://www.facebook.com/pages/Secret-Discovery/87679153511

Thank You, Very Much

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