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ALICE COOPER
1971-12-19
Cobo Hall Arena
Detroit, Michigan
Lineage: Hub download > WAV > TLH > FLAC 8
Tested with TLH & EAC. Checksum added with TLH. Spectral & frequency analysis with EAC.
Set List:
01 Be My Lover/You Drive Me Nervous/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah/I'm Eighteen/Halo Of Flies
02 Is It My Body/My Very Own
03 Dead Babies/Killer/Long Way To Go/School's Out Jam
https://mega.nz/folder/eJ9ASbKL#-49g_kgGN7BiQS6LPoey2g
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Master recording from upper level center, front row.
Also recorded and seeded: KISS
Sony ECM-717 Mic > MiniDisc (Sony MZ-R200 unit) >
ProTools (ripped to 24/48, mastered/EQ/Widen) >
SoundForge (Splits & fades) > WinAmp (FLAC).
As per Dime requirement, MiniDisc files have been
ripped to PCM format.
Sound quality is very good - I'd rate it a B.
002 Same Old Song And Dance.flac
003 Love In An Elevator.flac
004 Pink.flac
005 Jaded.flac
006 F.I.N.E.flac
007 Never Loved A Girl.flac
008 Stop Messin' Around.flac
009 Baby, Please Don't Go.flac
010 Dream On.flac
011 Adam's Apple.flac
012 Nobody's Fault.flac
013 Cryin'.flac
014 Walk This Way.flac
015 Sweet Emotion.flac
016 Toys In The Attic.flac
Do what you want with it, just do not sell it.
Support Aerosmith - buy their records and see them live.
This recording was made and shared by HeavyMetalAl.
Ripped, mastered & uploaded by Adavici.
We are always looking for Detroit and other Michigan shows. If you
have masters and are willing to share, PM!!!
https://mega.nz/file/36RXDbba#ZcCBfvelqtC-XvM3RRElZAK6J8MVYWfB2jFUC8hfopg
Aerosmith
Steven Tyler: lead vocals and harmonica *
Joe Perry: lead guitar
Brad Whitford: other guitar
Tom Hamilton: bass
Joey Kramer: drums
Cobo Arena
Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.
December 2, 1977
promoting their (very new at the time) album "draw the line"
incomplete audience recording
runtime: 55:05 (minutes/ seconds)
setlist:
1: back in the saddle 4:23
2: S.O.S. (too bad) > 2:52
3: big ten inch record 4:36 *
4: I wanna know why > 3:44
5: lord of the thighs 6:38
6: drums > lick and a promise 4:05
7: get it up > 4:04
8: walk this way 5:03
9: sweet emotion 5:38
10: dream on 4:43 > (cuts in)
11: walkin' the dog 3:41
12: sick as a dog 5:36 (end cuts after song)
notes: this show includes some songs from "rocks"
which came out in 1976 (track 1 and 13)
and tracks 4 and 7, maybe 6 too, are from "their new album" draw the line
(which came out in December of 1977
and recorded a couple of months earlier)
Audience Recording: Radio Shack-type recorder with built-in mic
J.E.M.S. 2016 Transfer: master cassette > Nakamichi 670ZX (azimuth adjusted) >
Wavelab 24/96 capture > iZotope MBIT+ resample to 16/44.1 .wav >
tracking, level adjusting and pitch increase of +30 cents in soundforge >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
tracking, level/pitch adjusting and posting by glasnostrd19
a this and that, JEMS related production.
These shows (also Dayton, Ohio, May 24, 1975) were not recorded by JEMS
but they are from master cassettes obtained by JEMS
in the ‘70s from a Detroit-area taper.
Detroit Rock City
Fits Like a Glove
Cold Gin
Guitar Solo
Uh! All Night
Drum Solo
War Machine
I Still Love You
Under the Gun
Guitar Solo
Tears Are Falling
Bass Solo
I Love It Loud
Love Gun
Rock and Roll All Nite
Encore:
Heaven's on Fire
Won't Get Fooled Again
Aretha Franklin
Westwood One 7up Music Machine 1987
Compared with setlist on the web, this could be recorded at Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts, Detroit, MI on November 12 ,1986.
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/aretha-franklin/1986/music-hall-center-for-the-performing-arts-detroit-mi-33823499.html
I'm not familiar with Aretha Franklin's songs and cannot find titles of several songs. Titles below may be wrong. Unfortunately, the cue sheet is missing.
LP used for broadcast > CD-R > AIFF > AUDACITY > WAV > xACT > FLAC
The LP has lots of scratches that make noise.
Tracklist
01 I Can't Turn You Loose
02 Get It Right
03 Love All The Hurt Away
04 Today I Sing The Blues
05 Won't Be Long
06 Try A Little Tenderness
07 ??? (I do not title of this song)
08 Skylark
09 ??? (I do not title of this song)
10 These Dreams
11 Dr. Feelgood (Love Is A Serious Business)
12 Freeway Of Love
13 Look To The Rainbow
https://mega.nz/file/nnwlFYII#rcwOW28j3EmxkxRJAg9BnMXiq0UtxhvOqdDJEpccaGQ
KISS
"Michigan Palace, Detroit 74.04.07"
Michigan Palace, Detroit, USA
April 7, 1974
Soundboard Recording
Artwork Included
SQ:A-
Trade->CDR->EAC->FLAC->Dime
01. Deuce
02. Strutter
03. She
04. Firehouse
05. Nothin' To Lose
06. Cold Gin
07. Black Diamond
08. Let Me Go Rock'N'Roll
Paul Stanley - vocals, guitar
Gene Simmons - vocals, bass
Peter Criss - vocals, guitar
Ace Frehley - vocals, drums
https://mega.nz/file/o3dkwCiA#q3EmT0_e8b06Z2diiLw9qmeozuWiIJfzWdH8SnLr6Ag
PRRP014-GENESIS
BRUSH BACK YOUR HAIR
Apr 16, 1974 (Ford Auditorium - Detroit, Michigan)
1-1. Watcher Of The Skies 5:16
1-2. Story Of Britannia 2:05
1-3. The Nick And Michael Sketch 2:36
1-4. Dancing With The Moonlit Knight 8:55
1-5. Story Of Romeo And Juliet 2:28
1-6. The Cinema Show 11:41
1-7. I Know What I Like 6:13
1-8. Story Of Five Dead Bodies 2:12
1-9. Firth Of Fifth 10:19
2-1. Story Of Henry and Cynthia 2:11
2-2. The Musical Box 11:35
2-3. Horizons 2:26
2-4. Story Of Old Michael 4:09
2-5. Supper's Ready 24:35
Genesis
Peter Gabriel - Lead Vocals, Flute and Percussion
Tony Banks - Keyboards, Guitars and Backing Vocals
Mike Rutherford - Bass Guitars, Guitars and Backing Vocals
Steve Hackett - Lead Guitars
Phil Collins - Drums, Percussion and Backing Vocals
"An Eventful Evening"
Genesis was on a roll. They were in the middle of the “Black Show” leg of the Selling England by the Pound Tour. This trip had begun on March 1st in New Jersey, taking them to Indianapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City and Detroit before moving on to Canada. The present performance features the band’s stop in Detroit, one that would be quite memorable for musicians and audience alike. The Motor City was always a prominent stop for all progressive rock bands of the time. In fact, the city had hosted the band Yes just 6 weeks earlier; a show
that we at PRRP featured in release #013. Genesis were quite eager to make their mark there as well.
Unfortunately for the band, many problems occurred during the show. Equipment failure for one thing became a major problem for the guys that night. But Genesis was used to equipment problems, so Peter Gabriel was experienced in the art of improvising and joking around with the audience. In fact, there is good evidence that the telling of stories between songs originated as a way to allow time for equipment warm ups and tuning and the correction of problems. The stories would reach unparalleled length that night in Detroit! Right after the telling of the Story of Brittania a buzz started to emanate from Mike Rutherbord’s equipment which prompted Peter’s improvisation narration of the “Nick The Roadie And Michael The Bass Guitarist Sketch”
As Nick and Mike frantically tried to remove the offending sound, Peter made their job even more difficult but providing the audience with a very amusing play-by-play. Gabriel was just about to direct Phil Collins in the renowned ‘One-Handed Drum Solo’ to buy some more time but this was not necessary as the buzz was just then dismissed. Equipment failure would keep on plaguing the band throughout the entire show, but the most disturbing event of the
evening came in the form of a very rude verbal attack from a member of the audience. In the middle of the Story Of Henry And Cynthia, someone shouts out “your mother eats shit, shut the fuck up”. Always quick witted and unflustered, Peter calmly assures the man that his mother does no such thing. Then, Phil suggests that the gentleman find the nearest bar if he wants to continue such behaviour. To this point in their career, this was probably the most inappropriate
audience behavior the band had ever faced.
Fortunately for the rest of the audience, and ultimately for us, this incident, in
addition to all the equipment problems, did not seem to disrupt the band’s concentration. Genesis offered a stellar performance of each and every song that night. The set was well known by this time in the tour and therefore the timing and cohesiveness were quite remarkable. So enjoy this wonderful show. It is somewhat unusual for its many problems, but certainly noteworthy for its performance quality.
Notes from the Re-Master
This show was taken from two second generation cassette tapes of good quality. Viable music signal was found up to 10,000 Hz. Highs are crisp and clear as evidenced by the tonality of the flute and small cymbals during Firth Of Fifth as well as the small cymbals used during The Musical Box. A tape flip gap of over 70 seconds was found in The Musical Box. This was patched to provide a complete song. Another gap was found in I Know What I Like and also needed a patch. The first tape ended in the middle of Supper’s Ready but tape two had the complete song which was grafted onto the rest of the show.
The general noise level of hiss was moderate but there was also a separate rolling hiss which varied in volume and also needed to be reduced. A combination of techniques was used to address both of these problems and reduce the level of noise to an acceptable level. Unfortunately for the band, the show was marred by a number of technical problems. After Dancing With The Moonlit Knight a buzz develops. This was left in the final version of this
show because Peter Gabriel comments on the buzz and this leads to the “Nick And Mike Sketch” which we labeled Track 3. When it recurs, it was diminished as much as possible. Intermittently, the left channel lost volume and needed correction. Tonality within the left channel also needed to be corrected within these low volume sections. Occasional pops and short drop-outs were fixed and applause was lengthened at the end of some sections.
From 2003 to 2012 the Progressive Rock Remaster Project (PrrP) released 107 titles.
This torrent is the next one of those and my aim is to make all titles available for free download through The Traders' Den.
I will keep seeding each title for at least 2 weeks and aim to seed at least 1 every other day.
Please note that PRRP 012 will not be seeded as it has been offically released.
Each torrent will include original artwork and information files and be uploaded as Level 6 Flac.
https://mega.nz/file/4jVTSYrD#G_RflogQ7NZYqiIsE2PUf3THgzKTOqBG4CoKi9Sp1H4
Led Zeppelin - "Detroit Hard Rock City"
July, 12th, 1973, Detroit, Michigan, Cobo Arena
Audience Recording
Lineage: Silvers > I-Tunes > WAV > Flac > CD-R's (3) > EAC > WAV > Flac (Level.8, Align On SBE'S, All Tracks Tested With TLH, No Errors Occured)
Label: Wendy
Original Taper: Jared.J (Jared "The J" (?) )
Contrast Clause:
Cheers and thanks go out to my mate Porgie for sharing this rip from his silvers with me, and allowing me to share it with the community.
This version is part 1 of a 2 part series, this version is strictly the audience recording.
Originally, the soundboard fragment from the next night in Detroit (July, 13th, 1973) was added on to the 3rd disc of the release.
So the release is originally like this:
Disc One:
1) Rock And Roll (Cuts In, Cut, Incomplete Song)
2) Celebration Day
3) Black Dog
4) Over The Hills And Far Away
5) Misty Mountain Hop
6) Since I've Been Loving You
7) No Quarter
8) The Song Remains The Same
9) The Rain Song
Disc Two:
1) Dazed And Confused
2) Stairway To Heaven
3) Moby Dick (Cuts Out, Cut, Incomplete Song)
4) Heartbreaker
5) Whole Lotta Love (Medley)
Includes:
- I'm Going Down
- Boogie Chillen
- I'm Going Down
Disc Three:
1) Communication Breakdown (Includes: "The Crunge")
2) The Ocean
3) Moby Dick *
4) Heartbreaker *
5) Whole Lotta Love *
6) Dancing Days *
Legend:
*: Cobo Arena, Detroit, Michigan, July, 12th, 1973, Soundboard Recording
I have unfortunately had to split the soundboard recording from this torrent because of Dime regulations and policies about adding/coupling various dates of concert performances being too excessive, or a waste to downloaders bandwidth and that it's better to let collectors have the ability to pick choose which shows they want to pick up and download.
So the audience recording will be released in it's own torrent (part 1) , and the soundboard will be released in it's own torrent (part 2).
So the best way/format to put the tracks of the audience recording would be this:
Disc One:
1) Rock And Roll (Cuts In, Cut, Incomplete Song)
2) Celebration Day
3) Black Dog
4) Over The Hills And Far Away
5) Misty Mountain Hop
6) Since I've Been Loving You
7) No Quarter
8) The Song Remains The Same
9) The Rain Song
Disc Two:
1) Dazed And Confused
2) Stairway To Heaven
Disc Three:
1) Moby Dick (Cuts Out, Cut, Incomplete Song)
2) Heartbreaker
3) Whole Lotta Love (Medley)
Includes:
- I'm Going Down
- Boogie Chillen
- I'm Going Down
4) Communication Breakdown (Includes: "The Crunge")
5) The Ocean
Enjoy!
Please Do Not Convert To Lossy Formats
Please Do Not Sell
Please Share With Others
Notes:
Review About The Performance from Argenteumastrum.com:
This is one of the greatest Led Zeppelin concerts ever!
A killer show from the band, especially Jones, who's bass is particularly aggressive.
The funky jamming in Whole Lotta Love is excellent with the bass and drums working overtime while Jimmy's Theremin and Robert's shrieks battle over the cooking rhythm section!
A great version of Dazed And Confused played here too! The Ocean encore is preceded by Bonham's talk whenre he explaining that on this song he was allowed to shout.
Sounds really, really great except for some incredibly idiotic and moronic singing by the taper.
Also some stupid folks thrown few firecrackers on stage what provocated Plant to the following comment: "Don't thrown anymore firecrackers, 'cos that's silly! It breaks the concetration, of which we've got very little left."
This release is the newest offering from Wendy, a four disc set that includes the audience recording from the bands performance on July, 12th, and the soundboard recording fragment from their performance on the 13th.
This show has recently come into popularity, 2 labels have actually released this show in the past few months, Graf Zeppelin was first with their release "Detroit Rock City" (which consisted of the audience recording and the soundboard fragment) and Wendy's came afterward.
Whether Wendy had released their version as a way to either "one up" or "ride the coat tails" of Graf Zeppelin's release is uncertain, but it is rather odd that Wendy would release their version of the Detroit 73 show just a few weeks after Graf Zeppelin did.
In regards to the sound quality of this release, I personally think that this release is a very crisp, clear and well balanced sounding, much better than other bootleg versions I've heard (i.e: Lemon Song's "Detroit Rock City" or Antrabata's "Going Down To Detroit").
Hope that everyone here will enjoy this.
https://mega.nz/file/s303lKbL#PzdoC9G2RHXlTuaRNUCo6waxS9P55QDsIJFsH9AJ7t4
The Beach Boys
"A Vocal Element"
Live soundboard recordings, November 1967
Two-CD set; four concerts and bonus radio promos
Outstanding quality
Hang Ten 102-103
DISC ONE
1 Brian and Carl promo
TOUR OPENER, NOV. 17, DETROIT:
2 Barbara Ann
3 Darlin'
4 Country Air
5 I Get Around
6 How She Bugaloooed It
7 Wouldn't It Be Nice
8 God Only Knows
9 California Girls
10 Wild Honey
11 Good Vibrations
12 Johnny B. Goode
13 Al and Dennis promos
NOV. 23, BOSTON:
14 Help Me Rhonda
15 Barbara Ann
16 Darlin'
17 Surfer Girl
18 Wouldn't It Be Nice
19 God Only Knows
20 California Girls
21 Wild Honey
22 Good Vibrations
23 I Get Around
24 Sloop John B.
25 Graduation Day
DISC TWO
1 Promo with Derek Taylor
NOV. 21, WESTCHESTER, N.Y.
2 Help Me Rhonda
3 Barbara Ann
4 Darlin'
5 Surfer Girl
6 Wouldn't It Be Nice
7 God Only Knows
8 California Girls
9 Wild Honey
10 Graduation Day
11 Good Vibrations
12 Promo - Mike
NOV. 22, PITTSBURGH:
13 Help Me Rhonda
14 I Get Around
15 Darlin'
16 Surfer Girl
17 Wouldn't It Be Nice
18 God Only KNows
19 California Girls
20 Wild Honey
21 Good Vibrations
22 Johnny B. Goode
23 Graduation Day
24 Sloop John B.
25 More promos
26 Mike and Derek Taylor
https://mega.nz/file/s2EQTSCb#tTuG7P4Qb3qfLSAMwox2Tufj0o3agMd6__o7Ynt4hDo
The Pretenders 1981-08-18 Royal Oak Theater, Detroit, MI (FLAC)
this first circulated in 2014, don't know if it ever made it here, but it should.
42 years later, it's about time. seeded just as it was almost 9 years ago.
never enough of the original lineup and 1st 2 album tours.
this one is from the Pretenders II tour.
RIP JHS, we miss you, and nobody does more than this band does!
some samples of a pretty good audience recording are in comments. ian
THE PRETENDERS
Chrissie Hynde: lead vocals, rhythm guitar
James Honeyman-Scott: lead guitar, backing vocals, keyboards (R.I.P.)
Pete Farndon: bass, backing vocals (R.I.P.)
Martin Chambers: drums, percussion, backing vocals
August 18, 1981
Royal Oak Music Theatre
Royal Oak, Michigan
promoting their second album, "Pretenders II"
SOURCE:
Teac M-100 > Sony TCM-600
TRANSFER:
Nakamichi CR-7A > PreSonus FireStudio Project >
Adobe Audition 3.0 > FLAC frontend 1.7.1
GENERATION:
ANA(M) > WAV [96kHz/24bit] > FLAC [Level 8] >
iZotope MBIT+ convert to 16/44.1 (wav, tracking and pitch adjust) >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
a this and that, glasnostrd19/JEMS production.
SOURCE FLAC FILE FINGERPRINT:
pretenders1981-08-18_24-96.flac:d22c36cd83ffd10d4f9e1fa314f7b157
RECORDED BY:
JEMS
TRANSFERRED BY:
Mike Ziegler
TRACKED, PITCHED AND FLAC'ED BY:
glasnostrd19
ARTWORK by:
ethiessen1
RUNTIME: 80:44 (minutes/seconds)
SETLIST:
1: the wait 4:02
2: the adultress 4:15
3: message of love 3:26
4: Louie Louie 3:34
5: talk of the town 3:45
6: the English roses 5:33
7: birds of paradise 4:17
8: kid 3:47
9: stop your sobbin' 3:29
10: private life 6:36 (end applause spliced, tape flip)
11: jealous dogs 6:17
12: day after day 5:10
13: bad boys get spanked 3:41
14: tattooed love boys 3:14
15: precious 4:12
16: up the neck 6:01
encores:
17: brass in pocket 3:41
18: mystery achievement (with band intros) 5:45
pitch shift of +60 cents was applied to the source wav file in soundforge.
(originally was: 84:42)
this fileset is seamless
do not sell this recording.
share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
comments:
very good sounding (and complete) JEMS master audience recording.
pretenders shows of 1980 and 81 were always a rockin' good time.
not that later shows weren't good too, but the bass and drums of the original
Farndon and Chambers was more punky/high energy new wave than the later band
and nobody in the pretenders ever played the guitar like JH-S.
typically hot early 80's era versions of the wait, stop your sobbin' and precious.
Chrissie's voice is in fine fresh form, and the band is tight and lively.
James Honeyman-Scott had a nice night (as usual) esp. in the wait,
private life, tattoed love boys, precious and mystery achievement.
this guy was one of the finest R&R guitarists of the early 80's, no doubt about it.
very unfortunate that his life was cut so short the very next year after this show.
any shows with the original band include their most energetic material
and it was this lineup that was (imho, glasnostrd19) their best live.
only a few unwelcome audience screams and not too much crowd noise
in the recording. the taper had a fairly good recording location,
and the band wasn't playing in hockey arenas yet in 1981,
so all the instruments and vocals come through clearly.
Extreme
August 14th, 2023.
The Fillmore Detroit -
Detroit, MI.
Taper: Charles Dewey Cole, IV <live2cd@hotmail.com>
Location: 50ft back from right stack; mics mounted on baseball hat brim.
Source: SP-CMC-8 Cardioids (4.7k mod) > SP-SPSB-11 (@16Hz) > Sony PCM-A10 (24 bit @48kHz) >
Adobe Audition 3.0 (dithered to 16 bit @44.1kHz) > Cd Wave > FLAC
Conversion: Charles Dewey Cole, IV <live2cd@hotmail.com>
Equipment: Sony PCM-A10 > (USB) @ 48kHz > 44.1kHz > Cd Wave
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Total Time: (1:52:01)
01. Intro / Banshee 4:49
02. Decadence Dance 4:05
03. It ('s A Monster) 4:24
04. Rest In Peace 5:25
05. Hip Today 4:52
06. Medley: Teacher's Pet / Flesh 'n' Blood / 5:29
Wind Me Up / Kid Ego
07. Play With Me 6:11
08. Tragic Comic 2:28
09. Hole Hearted 4:45
10. Other Side Of The Rainbow 4:17
11. Cupid's Dead 9:52
12. Am I Ever Gonna Change 9:26
13. Midnight Express 4:28
14. More Than Words 4:43
15. Warheads 5:30
16. Take Us Alive 6:33
17. Flight Of The Wounded Bumblebee > 1:34
18. Get The Funk Out 6:01
19. ~ Encore ~ 3:04
20. Small Town Beautiful / Song For Love * 6:50
21. Rise 5:30
22. Outro ^ 1:46
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Notes:
* = partial.
^ = "Here's To The Losers" played over house PA with Gary singing
along to a few lines. Faded out when band left the stage.
First time getting to see Extreme. When "Rise" was released this past March, it
intrigued me so much to the point of "SIX" becoming one of my most anticipated
albums of 2023. With every single released, I was fully on board. The album
finally released and I loved every track. I decided to make plans to see them
at the nearest date (which was over a 3 hour drive on a Monday), but made it
happen. The show was outstanding. Living Colour was honestly one of the best
openers I've ever had the pleasure of seeing. Extreme came out and killed for
nearly 2 hours. They played everything I wanted to hear except the curious
omission of the new track - "#Rebel", which appeared to be switched out for
"Warheads", making it's tour debut in Detroit. Not getting to hear "#Rebel",
just means I'll need to see them again to remedy it! It was an early favorite
of the pre released "SIX" singles. By the way, everything you read or hear about
Nuno Bettencourt is true - what an extraordinary talent. Turn this one up!
Living Colour opened. [recorded].
https://mega.nz/file/c30m0QBA#qdNnJrP3gtQl_yelsz1oLMOe9c3-kHQn4zP_oWQNgrg
Grateful Dead 19780914 Giza, Egypt Sphinx Theatre Source: Soundboard Lineage: reel(m)(multitrack) > cass > DAT (48k) > Sony R500 ...
