Yes
Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA
October 3, 1980


Recording Gear: AKG 451E microphones (CK-1 cardioid capsules) > Nakamichi 550 cassette recorder

Transfer: Mike Millard Master Cassettes > Yamaha KX-W592 Cassette Deck > Sony R-500 DAT > Analog Master DAT Clone > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity 3.1 capture > iZotope RX > iZotope RX8 Advanced and Ozone 8 > FLAC

01 Young Person's Guide Intro - Close Encounters Intro
02 Does It Really Happen?
03 Yours Is No Disgrace
04 Into The Lens
05 The Clap
06 And You And I
07 Go Through This
08 Man In The White Car Suite
09 We Can Fly From Here
10 Tempus Fugit
11 Amazing Grace
12 The Fish (Schindleria Praematurus)
13 Machine Messiah
14 Starship Trooper
15 Roundabout

Known Faults: "Starship Trooper" cut at the end.

Judy Collins
Koussevitzky Music Shed @ Tanglewood, Lenox, MA (USA)
September 3, 2022

(with Richard Thompson)

Lineage: SP-CMC-8 mics > SP-SBSP-1 battery box > Edirol R05 (24/48) > Adobe Audition CC2020 (level boost) > WAV > AlexPhoenix > Audacity: Click removal to attenuate loud applause, some stubborn applause peaks removed, normalized to -1.0db, applause after Suzanne shortened, tracked > TLH > Flac Level 8

Recorded by: Smores.

Mastered, edited & tracked by AlexPhoenix.

I track shows so that the start of the track is as close to the start of the music as possible, with any applause etc at the end of the tracks and in-between chat/banter tracked separately where possible. That way, a listener can line up the tracks in their player and skip from the end of a song to the start of the next track. As interesting and delightful as Judy's anecdotes may be, I (for one) would not like to hear them repeatedly.
AlexPhoenix

Setlist:

01 Introduction
02 Both Sides Now
03 Chat
04 Diamonds & Rust
05 Chat
06 When I was a Girl in Colorado
07 Chat
08 Anathea
09 Chat
10 Born to the Breed
11 Chat
12 Danny Boy
13 Chat
14 Prairie Dream
15 Chat
16 Chelsea Morning
17 Masters of War
18 Chat (with snatches of songs)
19 Mr. Tambourine Man
20 Chat
21 Thomas Merton
22 Spellbound
23 Suzanne
24 Chat
25 Who Knows Where The Time Goes (with Richard Thompson)

Bill: Judy Collins/Richard Thompson

Judy Collins has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. In the 1960s, she evoked both the idealism and steely determination of a generation united against social and environmental injustices. Six decades later, her luminescent presence shines brightly as new generations bask in the glow of her iconic 50-album body of work, and heed inspiration from her spiritual discipline to thrive in the music industry for half a century.

> Hall and Oates
> Daryl Hall: vocals, synthesizer, guitar, vibraphone
> John Oates: vocals, synthesizer, guitar
> Todd Sharp: lead guitar
> Dave Kent: keyboards
> Steve Dees: bass
> Eddie Zyne: drums

> Tower Theater
> Upper Darby, Pa.
> (a suburb of Philadelphia)
> December 13, 1975
> featuring music from their 4th album, "Daryl Hall & John Oates"
> ER Archives Vol. 10 via JEMS
> runtime: 91:13 (minutes/seconds)
> Recording Info: WMMR FM b-cast > Tandberg 9200XD reel to reel recorder >
> BASF master reel
>
> JEMS 2014 Transfer: off-air FM broadcast BASF master reel >
> Otari 5050 mkII azimuth-adjusted transfer > Sound Devices USBPre 2 >
> Audacity 2.0 (24/96) capture > iZotope RX > Peak 6.0
> with iZotope Ozone 5.0 (pitch correction) > resample 16/44.1 WAV >
> tracking in soundforge > flac (sb's aligned) >
> torrentially yours.
> tracked, flac'ed and posted by Ian (glasnostrd19)
> do not sell this recording.
> share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
>
> setlist:
> 01: Ed Sciaky, WMMR Intro > Camellia 5:13
> 02: Beanie and the rose tattoo 4:29
> 03: you're much too soon 5:36
> 04: lady rain 6:00
> 05: better watch your back 5:19
> 06: is it a star 8:09
> 07: it doesn't matter anymore 4:25 (radio announcer end cuts out)
> 08: laughing boy > I'm just a kid 9:14
> 09: alone too long 4:37
> 10: Sara Smile 7:34
> 11: abandoned luncheonette (and radio DJ introduction) 6:49
> 12: Ennui on the mountain 5:09
> 13: Gino (the manager) and encore applause 4:53
> 14: band introductions :44
> 15: fall in Philadelphia 4:02
> 16: every time I look at you 4:47
> 17: grounds for separation 4:11 (end applause spliced)

Moby Grape
1998-11-20 -
Wetlands Preserve,
161 Hudson Street,
New York City, NY

Set 1-
01. tuning, intro, Hey Grandma
02. Mr.Blues
03. Changes
04. Sitting By the Window
05. Ain't No Use
06. Murder In My Heart For the Judge
07. Omaha
08. Naked, If I Want To
09. 8:05
10. Fall On You

Set 2-
11. tuning, intro, If You Can't Learn From My Mistakes
12. Can't Be So Bad **
13. Sitting & Watching **
14. It's a Beautiful Day Today **
15. Silver Wheels **
16. Lost Horizon
17. Never
18. Got To Be a Change
19. You Must Believe In Love
20. It's Cool
Set 3-
21. Trucking Man
22. Gypsy Wedding **
Encore:
23. Dark Magic #
24. Hoochie

#=w/ band intros after tune

Peter Lewis (Peter Charles Lewis) - rhythm guitar, vox
Jerry Miller (Jerry A.Miller Jr.) - lead guitar, vox
Bob Mosley (James Robert "Bob" Mosley) - bass, vox
Sam Andrew (Sam Houston Andrew III) - rhythm guitar, vox
Jim Preston (James Preston) - drums, percussion
**=w/ John DeNicola - guitar, vox

source: sbd recording
gen: 1st off DAT clone
taper: ?
cassette provided by: ?
transfer: cassette -> Technics RS-BX747 -> Adobe Audition -> CDWave -> TLH (flac)
digital transfer/edit by mossa 2023-02 (24-48)

Notes:
--Rick Danko opened

moe.
1995-09-08
alpha delta epsilon house
rutgers university
new brunswick, nj

source: sbd

transferred by sapo (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
dat > tascam da302 > audiophile 2496 > cool edit pro >
cdwav > wav > flac frontend > flac

dat provided by: Eric Vandercar (Thanks man!)

(58:04)
01: (02:41) intro
02: (10:22) dr. graffenburg >
03: (01:27) havah negilah
04: (01:10) [just like kiss would have done it]
05: (07:37) 32 things
06: (05:28) st. augustine
07: (09:51) mexico
08: (15:52) timmy tucker *
09: (03:35) [we have 5-0 outside]

* w/ interstellar overdrive & californIA teases

show was shut down by police and moved inside
second set does not circulate

Sometime later today I shall be listening to Grateful Dead, October 6, 1977 from the Activity Center (ASU) in Tempe, AZ. Just yesterday, and for the first time, the *complete* show has been put into circulation, by GD pioneer Charlie Miller. This is a SBD > Cassette Master > DAT (48k) > WAV and has been mastered in Adobe Audition CC2015 > Samplitude Pro X3 Suite to remove dozens of clicks and make it pitch correct. Previous sources were missing the overwhelming majority of set 1. Today will be a good day.