(008536) Roger Taylor - 1995-01-18 - Genova, CH,Italy

 

Roger Taylor

1995-01-18

Teatro Verdi

Genova, CH

1. Intro

2. A Kind Of Magic

3. Touch The Sky

4. Everybody Hurts Sometimes

5. Ride The Wild Wind

6. Tenement Funster

7. Man On Fire

8. You Had To Be There

9. I Want To Break Free

10.Foreign Sand

11.Voodoo Chile

12.Soul

13.I'm In Love With My Car

14.Happiness

15.TheKey

16.Revelations

17.These Are The Days Of Our Lives

18.We Will Rock You

19.Radio Ga Ga

20.Nazis 1994

21.OLd Friends

22.The Show Must Go On

22.Twist & Shout

Roger Taylor (vocals, rhythm guitar)

Mike Crossley (keyboards)

Joshua J. Macrae (drums)

Jason Falloon (guitar)

Stuart Bradley (bass)

https://mega.nz/file/CmhlXSDJ#iDJEjZdTSszmIEv9q9HNOTBJIVXCJ_3sv_lu0ulmq5M

(007633) Emerson, Lake & Palmer 1972-06-15 Palasport, Genova, Italy (FLAC)

Emerson Lake & Palmer

Palasport

Genova, Italy

June 15, 1972

Source : AUD > unknown gen cassette (transferred 6/13/20) (courtesy of MauroVerona)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (tracking & volume) > Wave > TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Traders Den - August 9, 2023

tracked & posted by kingrue upload #3676

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Thanks to whotrader for helping with the set list and tracking.

Sound quality is a bit rough, check samples.

Band line-up

Keith Emerson - keyboards (died March 11, 2016 age 71)

Greg Lake - bass, guitar, vocals (died December 7, 2016 age 69)

Carl Palmer - drums

Total Time = 01:32:24

Set list

01 Hoedown

02 Tarkus

Stones of Years

Manticore

Mass

Battlefield

Aquatarkus

03 The Endless Enigma

04 Take A Pebble -- tape break @ 3:59 -- Emerson, Lake & Palmer 1972-06-15 Palasport, Genova, Italy (FLAC)

Emerson Lake & Palmer

Palasport

Genova, Italy

June 15, 1972

Source : AUD > unknown gen cassette (transferred 6/13/20) (courtesy of MauroVerona)

Transfer : Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (tracking & volume) > Wave > TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Traders Den - August 9, 2023

tracked & posted by kingrue upload #3676

=======================================

Thanks to whotrader for helping with the set list and tracking.

Sound quality is a bit rough, check samples.

Band line-up

Keith Emerson - keyboards (died March 11, 2016 age 71)

Greg Lake - bass, guitar, vocals (died December 7, 2016 age 69)

Carl Palmer - drums

Total Time = 01:32:24

Set list

01 Hoedown

02 Tarkus

Stones of Years

Manticore

Mass

Battlefield

Aquatarkus

03 The Endless Enigma

04 Take A Pebble -- tape break @ 3:59 --

05 Lucky Man

06 Piano Improvisations > Take A Pebble (conclusion) -- tape break @ 5:50 --

07 Pictures At An Exhibition -- tape break @ 13:57 --

08 Rondo > Drums > Rondo

05 Lucky Man

06 Piano Improvisations > Take A Pebble (conclusion) -- tape break @ 5:50 --

07 Pictures At An Exhibition -- tape break @ 13:57 --

08 Rondo > Drums > Rondo

https://mega.nz/file/vJE0zD6L#YGziRReHN-yFpHSY10mwOcsV0Xya1u28X41tTNsyh3I

(007208)Sinead O'Connor - 2010-07-08 - Genova, IT (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Recorded at Arena del mare, Porto Antico

Lineage (FM > Hard Disc > web):

ITT HiFi4060 Tuner > Audacity 1.3.5 Beta via C-Media CMI8738/C3DX soundcard > 44100hz/16bit wav > 44100hz/16bit flac's (level 8)

01-Something Beautiful

02-The Healing Room

03-The Emperor's New Clothes

04-Whomsoever Dwells

05-Never Get Old

06-You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart

07-Dark I Am Yet Lovely

08-Three Babies

09-If U Ever

10-I Am Stretched On Your Grave

11-Black Boys On Mopeds

12-This is To Mother You

13-Take Back

14-The Lamb's Book Of Life

15-Song To The Siren

16-Last Day Of Our Acquaintance

17-Nothing Compares 2 U

18-Very Far From Home

19-Thank You For Hearing Me

20-Times They Are A'Changing

21-If You Had A Vineyard

22-Sing All You Righteous To The Lord

23-Before We End Our Day [FADES OUT]

tracklist > running time 99'40"

FM radio broadcast by "Suoni D'Estate", Radio1 RAI [first channel of Italian national radio], on wednesday 25 August 2010, 21:13 hours.

this was edited strangely, before broadcast, and interrupted for radio news, with many a track and a mood off Theology album....

WARNING: in italian radio customes the DJ speaks a lot in-between songs. And I mean a lot.. His/Her purpose is to introduce songs with bits of bio and translate what the artists say. It may gets VERY annoying, and trust me it does, thus we might consider this recording ONLY FOR COMPLETISTS. But the songs, the actual music, are (usually) not spoken over in the middle of them. It has to be noted that usually italian djs are adviced to talk that much by the same record companies to prevent bootlegging.

 https://mega.nz/file/4SEyiJzI#RD3SoLEkPdYpTFf4vzu7HAckP8X8L_O6z0RQ4p74dn8