Monday, November 28, 2016

RE-UP Pink Floyd Miami 1977





Pink Floyd
1977-04-22
Miami Baseball Stadium
Miami, Florida USA
Bootleg Title: First Generation
Source: AUD[1] -> CDR[?] -> SHN
Quality: EX-
Length: 123 mins 32 secs

CD1:
01. Sheep (10:58)
02. Pigs On The Wing (Part 1) (1:21)
03. Dogs (18:18)
04. Pigs On The Wing (Part 2) (2:28)
05. Pigs (Three Different Ones) (17:33)
CD2:
01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) (13:38)
02. Welcome To The Machine (7:55)
03. Have A Cigar (5:27)
04. Wish You Were Here (6:21)
05. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) (22:06)
06. Money (9:38)
07. Us And Them (7:49)
Comments:First night of the American leg of the 77 In The Flesh tour.

This recording comes from a first generation tape. Roger shouts'30' at 12:55 after
the third verse of 'Pigs (Three Different Ones)'.'Us and Them' fades out midway
through the song. Very nice audience
recording.

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Sunday, November 27, 2016

RE-UP Pink Floyd - Berlin 1971







'The Warm Night Falls'
PRS-CDR-030 (24 bits/48khz version)

Sportspallast, Berlin, Germany, June 5th 1971

from M.B. tapes
Tapes recorded on August 18th 1981

Sound Quality: EX
Source: Audience (source 3)

Total time = 118:14m

Disc 1 (73:14m) - all in one big FLAC file
1. CAREFUL WITH THAT AXE, EUGENE
2. FAT OLD SUN
3. THE EMBRYO
4. THE RETURN OF THE SONS OF NOTHING (Echoes)
5. SET THE CONTROLS FOR THE HEART OF THE SUN

Disc 2 (45:01m) - all in one big FLAC file
1. CYMBALINE
2. A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS
3. ASTRONOMY DOMINE
4. BLUES

*Original Notes
One of my favourites concerts. Nick's on fire on Careful, there's an arab
at the beginning of Fat Old Sun. An unforgettable Gilmour over ASoS.

I always liked this one over the other versions i have of this recording. This
comes from a 1st generation cassette obtained right from the taper by MB. This
is an unprocessed transfer from that tape. HRV release is really good too, i
like the bass on that one, so maybe some of you would not consider this an
upgrade, but i think this one has better ambience and high-end overall, and hiss
is really low. Also, this tape was originally copied in mono and Dolby B on.
Only missing about 1:30 minutes of tunings, all chats and announcements are
there.

This had an speed issue. It starts somewhat ok but fast, and it went faster and
faster as the tape ran. ASoS is incredible fast on the original transfer. So i
speed corrected it track by track, comparing to HRV's and another incomplete 1st
generation i have, and testing with my guitar for the right tune. You may find
maybe it still run fast at some portions, this is my first attempt in speed
correcting track by track so it's a 1st time work, but i think it came out
right. Anyway they didnt played with a click track on that days so their own
speed varied from concert to concert i have to guess. It's known to me that 1971
has an slower playing than late 1970 (not the case of AD though). And they went
slower with the years mostly.

I labeled this tape as source 3 cos it was the 3rd version i got of this
show, and it was different to the other 2. There's a 1st Generation which
i call source 1 which is incomplete (75m only) and it doesnt sound better than
this, but it seems it has the complete tunings. Then the HRV version is the
complete one and i called it source 2, but i suspect they patched some of the
tunings from other source (any hint on this?) and this src3 i offer here
has music complete but missing some tunes as i stated before.

Also note that the taper seemed to stop the recording after every song
finishes, this is edited on the HRV release by adding fade outs and more
clapping, i left here the cuts and fades as they were on the tape/transfer.

This set of FLAC files are in 24bit/48khz, you cant play this on a regular CD
player. You can only play this through your PC with a soundcard that supports
this output but even my old SBlive 5.1 can play this so you shouldnt had any
problems. I suppose you can burn this as DVD-Audio or something, but i dont
know about that stuff. Also, i recommend you to update your player and FLAC
codecs to its latest versions. A 44khz/CD & tracked burnable version is on the
way.

A big thanks to Moonwall for the great artwork.

Enjoy

gbc

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Tape Notes
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1. less tunings before CWTAE (like 1:20m) than HRV / 1st gen src1

2. mix between embryo end & announcements before Echoes as they were on the
tape

3. missing aprox. 25secs of tunings/audience before the announcements before
Echoes than HRV / 1st gen src2 (announcements are complete)

4. abrupt sound fade at the end of tunings before echoes as it was on the tape

5. some more seconds of audience before Cymbaline than HRV

7. missing few seconds of audience before ASoS (Roger announcement is complete
though)

Disc 1

Disc 2

RE-UP Pink Floyd - M-502 Collectors Edition, West Germany 1971






PINK FLOYD
M-502 Collectors Edition
(4 CD with Bonus Limited DVDR "Aspekte")
Live at Grosser Saal, Musikhalle
Hamburg, West Germany
25th February 1971

Extra Bonus Disc
Pink Floyd 1971-01-17
Implosion at the Roundhouse,

Disc 1 & 2 : Remastered Version

Disc 1
1. Green Is The Colour
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Cymbaline
4. Embryo
5. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

Disc 2
1. A Saucerful Of Secrets
2. Atom Heart Mother

Remaster Download

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Disc 3 & 4 : Original Analogue LP Version

Disc 3
1. Green Is The Colour
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Cymbaline
4. Embryo
5. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

Disc 4
1. A Saucerful Of Secrets
2. Atom Heart Mother

Original Download

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PINK FLOYD - Aspekte(Bonus DVDR)

Clip of Pink Floyd at Offenbach and Humburg 1971 from the German TV station ZDF.
Originally broadcasted on 2nd March 1971 at part of programme "Aspekte".

1. Intro.
2. Atom Heart Mother (Hamburg 2/25/71)
3. Roger Waters Interviews
4. A Saucerful Of Secrets(BGM)
5. At Airport
6. A Saucerful Of Secrets(Offenbach 2/26/71)
7. Rick Wright Interviews
8. Rehearsal at Offenbach
9. Rick Wright Interviews
10. Geoffrey Mitchell Interviews
11. Nick & Roger Interviews
12. Atom Heart Mother (Hamburg 2/25/71)
13. Outro.

PRO-SHOT NTSC Approx.11min.

DVDR Download

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*Bonus Disc
Pink Floyd 1971-01-17
Implosion at the Roundhouse,

Pink Floyd
"Implosion at The Roundhouse",
Camden Town, London, England
17 January 1971

01 Astronomy Dominé
02 The Embryo
03 Fat Old Sun

Running time: 24 mins 20 secs

*Original Notes
A CDR source of this audience tape of the band's first 1971 concert.
Thank you to Anthony P from Brooklyn for making it available through me to the Yeeshkul community.
This recording comes from one reel and the vast majority of the recording is on another.
I was once indirectly offered a copy of a 2 hour version but discussions broke down.
At least two versions of the 25 minute version circulate on CD. Both contain the same songs but another one I have been offered is 9 seconds longer. The cassette sample I torrented in December 2012 (Source 1) sounds significantly better than this version but is, of course, much shorter.

The full tracklist that night was:

The Embryo,
Astronomy Dominé,
Fat Old Sun,
Careful With That Axe, Eugene,
Cymbaline, Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun,
A Saucerful Of Secrets,
Atom Heart Mother (with brass and choir).

It's likely that I should have reversed tracks 1 and 2 but I decided to torrent them in the order they are on Anthony's disc.

Neonknight, December 2013

RE-UP Pink Floyd - Portsmouth 1972




Pink Floyd
Date: January 21, 1972
Location: Guildhall, Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK
CD Bootleg: Dark Side Premiere
Label: Hip Cat Records
Quality: G+
FLAC
       

CD Bootleg "Dark Side Premiere" > EAC > FLAC level 5
Recorded Live at The Guildhall, Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK January 21, 1972

Comments:

This bootleg contains the first 'Dark
Side Of The Moon' performances.

Set List:

Disc: 1

1. Speak To Me
2. Breathe
3. On The Run
4. Time
5. The Great Gig In The Sky
6. Money
7. Us And Them
8. Any Colour You Like
9. Brain Damage
10. Eclipse

Disc: 2

1. One Of These Days
2. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
3. Echoes
4. A Saucerful Of Secrets



Band:
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
Roger Waters

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Sunday, November 13, 2016

Last Word

   

My biggest regret is, I didn't wear my Motorhead t-shirt to a Guns n Roses concert. Mind you, I would NEVER! wear a Guns and Roses t-shirt to a Motorhead concert - fuck that! But Motorhead are dead now, and that makes me sad. Well, Lemmy's dead. Which makes Motorhead dead. Motorhead Dead, kinda like if Garcia hooked up with Lemmy. Nah, it would never work. I couldn't wear a Motorhead t-shirt at a Grateful Dead show, because the Dead are dead, and Guns and Roses still suck.


Wednesday, November 9, 2016


The Master has his Puppet

Hate to get political on my blog. Unbelievable decision tonight. I thought I lost faith in America after it relected Bush Jr. by 55%. I've always said 55% of Americans were morons. Sadly, I've been proven right. As Vladimir Putin revs up his tanks, I fear for Eastern Europe. With Trump in his pocket, a world war is now unavoidable. 
 The banjos are a' playing this evening, As this megalomanic takes control of the most powerful nation in the world, and the nuclear codes, the nation/world shakes in fear. Hard working, patriotic, loyal immigrants are running for their lives. 
How could this visceral, transparent, lying, back peddling, two faced devil be remotely acceptable to any thinking being is beyond my comprehension. I have reached an understanding now, that the bumper sticker, sit-com, t-shirt slogan culture that made the US so enjoyable has now become their intellectual high bar. Reality TV, I truly believe, has become the true reality in the eyes of most Americans. Global affairs, understanding of lesser developed nations, politcal complications of a multitude of nations, the effects of the western industry and commerce on poorer economies. How can anybody look to a cheating, delusional, billionaire, with little to no contact or care (beyond personal servitude) to the working class as their champion. Beguiled, tricked and fooled. I wish I could just say to America - good luck. But tragically, it's a global problem now.