Son Volt
04/23/08
Visulite Theatre, Charlotte, NC

Source: Neumann ak40 > lc3 > ka100 > km100 (FOB, DFC at Drink Rail, 8.5' up) > Lunatec V3 > Microtrack II (24/48)
Transfer: Microtrack II > PC > Wavelab 5 (Fades, 48k>44k, MBIT+ Dither) > CD Wave > FLAC
Taped and Transfered by: Brian Hadella <This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.>



Disc 1:
Set 1:

01. The Picture
02. Underground Dream
03. Exurbia
04. Hanging Blue Side
05. Creosote
06. Slate
07. Slow Hearse
08. Beacon Soul
09. Methamphetamine
10. Tear Stained Eye
11. The Search
12. Jet Pilot
13. Automatic Society
14. Action
15. Afterglow
16. Bandages & Scars
17. Satellite
18. Gramophone



Disc 2:
(Set One Continued)

01. Drown
02. Highway 61

Encore:

03. Medication
04. Lonesome, Ornery, and Mean
05. Windfall
06. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?

Russ Freeman & The Rippingtons/Sahara (1994) - The Best is Yet to Come

Yes - Holmdel 1984
Date: September 4th, 1984
Venue/City: PNC Banks Performing Arts Centre Holmdel - NJ - USA.
Source: Soundboard


CDR Trade > EAC (wav) > FLAC Frontend encode level 8 > You.


Lineup:

Jon Anderson: Vocals
Trevor Rabin: Guitars
Alan White: Drums
Tony Kaye: Keyboards
Chris Squire: Bass


disc one:
1. Intro/Cinema
2. Leave it
3. Our Song
4. Hold On
5. Hearts
6. I've Seen All Good People
7. Si
8. Solly's Beard
9. Changes
10. And you and I


disc two:
1. Soon
2. Make It Easy
3. Owner Of A Lonely Heart
4. It Can Happen
5. Amazing Grace/Whitefish
6. City Of Love
7. Starship Trooper
8. Roundabout
9. Gimme Some Lovin'

Lucinda Williams
Somerville Theatre - Somerville, MA
1998-10-21

(16bit/44.1khz)

Disc one:
01. -applause, talk-
02. Pineola
03. Metal Firecracker
04. Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
05. Right in Time
06. Drunken Angel
07. Greenville
08. Still I Long for Your Kiss
09. Hot Blood
10. -band intro-
11. Can't Let Go
12. Joy

Disc two:
01. Changed the Locks
02. Sweet Old World
03. Passionate Kisses
04. Masters of War
05. Side of the Road
06. Something About What Happens When We Talk
07. Disgusted
08. Down the Big Road Blues
09. Come to Me Baby

musicians:
Lucinda Williams - vocals, guitar
Kenny Vaughan -guitar
Jim Lauderdale - guitar, b/u vocals
Richard 'Hombre' Price - bass
John Jackson - guitar, dobro, mando-guitar, more
Fran Breen - drums

-- Source One: Soundboard -> ? -> DAT clone (16 bit, 48khz)
Fostex D5 -> M-Audio 24/96 (digital port) -> CEP (trim) ->r8brain v1.9 (downsample) -> CDwave
(track split) ->flac frontend (level 8, verified, SBEcorrection enabled)-> Maketorrent 2.1
(info, MD5, ffp files included) -> DIME on 2010-01-31

-- Source Two: Sennheiser MKE2002 -> Denon DTR80P (16 bit, 48 khz)
Fostex D5 -> M-Audio 24/96 (digital port) -> CEP (trim, final fade d2, L1 Ultramaximizer) ->
r8brain v1.9 (downsample) -> CDwave (track split) ->flac frontend (level 8, verified, SBE
correction enabled)-> Maketorrent 2.1 (info, MD5, ffp files included) -> DIME on 2010-01-30

-- SBD/Aud Matrix: Soundboard & Sennheiser MKE2002 => Samplitude Pro X3(Speed correction,Matrix,Mix,Bounce) => TLH (SBE's,.ffp,md5sum) => Deluge
Tagged Foobar2000

Miles Davis
April 5, 1986 -
Beacon Theatre,
2124 Broadway,
New York City, NY
(TapeTyrant Master Series Volume 33)

Early Show-
01. One Phone Call > Street Scenes > Speak > That’s What Happened >
02. New Blues (Star People) >
03. The Maze
04. Human Nature
05. Portia >
06. Splatch
07. Wrinkle
08. Time After Time
09. Carnival Time
10. Tutu
11. Burn

Miles Davis - trumpet, synthesizer
Bob Berg - tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone
Robert Irving III - synthesizers
Adam Holzman - synthesizers
Robben Ford - guitar
Felton Crews - bass guitar
Vincent Wilburn, Jr. - drums
Marilyn Mazur - percussion
Steve Thornton - percussion


Recording: NAK 300's > Sony TC-D5

Transfer: Master Cassette > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

Dixie Dregs
University of Miami
Miami, FL
September 13, 1975

Source: Soundboard
Sound Quality: Superior throughout
Lineage: SBD > Tape > ?? > CDr > EAC (Secure/Offset corrected) > .WAV > FLAC (L8/SBA) > TorrentSpy

Well, folks, here's a true gem, the earliest known Dixie Dregs live recording, uploaded to Dime by barkndog back in September 2009. This performance comes from an early incarnation of the Dixie Dregs as the players were still feeling their way between jazz and rock. This so-called "Rod Morgenstein recital" is really quite astonishing.

01. Freedom Jazz Dance
02. Unknown
03. Dolphin Dance
04. Unknown
05. Unknown
06. Unknown
07. Cosmic Strut (Mahavsihnu Orchestra)
08. Leprechuan Promenade
09. Celestrial Terrestial Commuters (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
10. Wages Of Weirdness
11. Flight Of A Cockroach
12. What If
13. Holiday
14. Country House Shuffle

Rod Morgenstein - Keys (1-3), Drums (4-14)
unknown - drums (1-3)
David Roystein - Keys (4-14)
Mike Gillis - Guitars (1-3)
Steve Morse - Guitars (4-14)
Allen Sloan - Violin (7-14)
Andy West - Bass (1-14)