RE-UP Free - Croydon 1970

Free
Fairfield Halls, Croydon, England
Sept 13 1970

MP3 320
EX

* Original Notes
The band that plays these 2 shows in September 1970 here has nothing in common
with the one who played in Sunderland in January the same year .
"All Right Now" has been a massive hit worldwide and the 4 young musicians
(they hardly reach 20 years) have now a new audience full of female teenagers
and live a quite strange situation, with their muddy and bleak hard blues for
people waiting to dance to hard rock standards with a pop quality,that
neither Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath had. Here, they suspended
some days their studio sessions for the Highway LP, and play in Croydon in
front of an hysteric audience. Songs from these 2 shows gave most of the Free
Live LP the following year, and some more songs from this concert were added
on the 2002 reissued/remastered version but only on the Songs of Yesterday
boxset was the information if songs were recorded on the 1st or the 2nd show
(how were they able to play 2 so intense sets in a row, it's a mystery for me)
 To compile this fake LP, I chose to include the versions from the boxset
(most of the 2nd show) when there was another version on the Free Live LP.
It's better to have rarest versions I think. I respected the order of the
setlist (and the wrong announces at the end of some songs are surely due to a
fake addition on the boxset to imitate a true concert since they are not
listed this way on the setlists I got from various sources, note for example
that they didn't play "Moonshine" at Croydon and it's announced at the end of
("The Stealer"). Only missing "Songs of Yesterday" and "The Hunter", the
latter closing the concert (sad they didn't put them both in the boxset).
But all in all, it's an absolute gem to listen and listen to again.
A precious band for eternity.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Leeds 1970

Pink Floyd
Date: 1970-02-28
Location: Refectory Hall, Leeds University, Yorkshire, England

LEEDS 1970
AYANAMI-243
CD Bootleg "LEEDS 1970" > EAC > FLAC level 8


The Sound Quality is Excellent.
FLAC
Ayanami was taken from the Original Master Reel.
*Artwork by OneBrownMouse

Original Comments:
THIS AYANAMI VERSIONS IS BETTER THAN HARVESTED "SIX OF ONE".
THE SOUND QUALITY IS HIGHER THAN HARVESTED AND THERE IS NO BACKGROUND NOISE.

In the Floyd * series of the Ayanami which trembles the Floyd collector in the world, now, also super class shocking title and appearance. February 28 when of 1970 even one time has not been converted the to record until now, England lease University performance,
is complete recording.This is the First Appearance with the sound quality of the highest level which is a match to SoundBoard Sound Recording. At this performance and sound quality.

Set List:

Disc 1:

1. The Embryo
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

Disc 2:

1. The Amazing Pudding
2. A Saucerful Of Secrets
3. Interstellar Overdrive
 
  Band:
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
Roger Waters

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RE-UP Jethro Tull Live Chicago 1970

Jethro Tull
The Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, IL
August 16, 1970
FM Broadcast

VG/EX
Soundboard

1  My Sunday Feeling............          6:36
2  My God.......................              11:20
3  To Cry You A Song............        6:14
4  With You There To Help Me....  13:18
5  Sossity-Reasons For Waiting..     6:41 (brief dropout at the beginning)
6  Nothing Is Easy..............             6:30
7  Dharma For One...............         10:15
Encore
8  We Used To Know..............      3:33
9  Improvisations...............             6:30
10 For A Thousand Mothers.......   4:52
Total 1:14:05 mins

?--Cassette--Mp3/320k

A strong and energetic performance from this harder to find version of
Tulls Chicago 1970 FM broadcast concert.
Most copies available on the internet today are shorter by almost
20 minutes. This version is complete, adding previously cut
tracks such as Dharma for One, We Used to Know, and Improvisations.
This recording also captures the moments between the songs,
such as tunings, and of course, Ian's always entertaining comments,
and quips.
Sadly this is only an mp3 version. The only trace of lineage here is from
cassette.The original uploaders notes says he obtained the tape in the
mid-eighties. So generation is unknown.
The sound is pure, unprocessed to my ear.Subsequent versions of this album
have been cleaned up, with less bass. The sound here is fuller, albeit slightly
"muddy" at times.
The final verdict will, of course, be Up To You.

Enjoy!

OneBrownMouse

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Brussels 1972 NEW FLAC VERSION

Pink Floyd
Brussels, Belgium
Dec 5 1972

VG+
MP3 224

Disc 1
Darkside of the Moon (11 tracks)

Disc 2
1 One of These Days
2 Careful with that Axe, Eugene
3 Echoes
4 Childhoods End

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PINK FLOYD
Brussels Affair (Sigma 114)

Forest National, Brussels, Belgium – December 5th, 1972

Disc 1
Speak To Me
Breathe
On The Run
Time
Breathe (Reprise)
The Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us And Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse

Disc 2
One Of These Days
Careful With That Axe Eugene
Echoes
Childhood’s End

Disc 3  - Belgian Radio1 FM Rebroadcast 31st October 2005
Radio dj/Time
Breathe (Reprise)
Interview/Careful With That Axe Eugene

Lineage: Silvers>Flac 8

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - University of Southampton 1969

Pink Floyd
University of Southampton, Hampshire, England
May 9th 1969

Sound Quality: VG+
Source: Audience
Generation: Master Reel > DAT (48Khz) > WAVE (48Khz)

*Original Notes
The owner of the master reels (Lord Snooty) kindly ran off a 48Khz DAT of this and the
Leeds 1970 recordings for the specific purpose of sharing the closest source to the master
tapes as possible. The DAT was played back on a Tascam A60 MKII DAT deck and digitally fed
into ProTools to create these 48Khz/16 bit wave files. For the "purists" out there, these
files are currently being presented as raw, untouched audio files, warts and all. MOB will
be working on a remastered audio CD version (44.1Khz) calculating speed correction,
balancing levels, eliminating digital pops, applying subtle and tasteful EQ
(but NO noise reduction) for HARVESTED. We will share this in the near future, as soon as
MOB's done, so PLEASE DO NOT REMASTER AND REPOST!

And PLEASE DO NOT POST THIS ON DIME as I'd like to do so as soon as we get enough seeders
here 1st.

1. ASTRONOMY DOMINE
2. CAREFUL WITH THAT AXE, EUGENE
3. INTERSTELLAR OVERDRIVE
4. THE BEGINNING / BESET BY CREATURES OF THE DEEP
5. A SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS

Enjoy! And thanks again to Lord Snooty!!!

RonToon

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - San Rafael 1970

Pink Floyd - Rolf's Pepperland Bomb - MQR 012

PePpperland Auditorium, San Rafael, CA, USA
October 16th 1970

Source: Audience
Sound Quality: EX+
Tapers: Jay D. and Ron C. ...They sat 10-12 rows back, left of center.  
Recording equipment: Sony TC-126 with Powered Single Point Stereo Microphone, using either Sony Red or Green cassette tapes

Lineage: 
Oct. 1970. Recording equipment > Sony TC-252 7" Reel to Reel Recorder >1/4“ Scotch 140 RtR Tape (Jay D. copy).
Jun. 2011. 1st gen 1/4“ Scotch 140 RtR Tape > Baking process > Revox A77 RtR Deck > Tascam US-200 > Adobe Audition 24/96. 2013. 50 Hz dehumming in iZotope RX 2 Advanced > EQ > NR1 in RX > 1st Manual cleaning and restoring iZ RX2 A> NR2 in RX > 2nd Manual cleaning iZ RX2 A > EQ and MB compression > Balancing > Adobe Audition 1.5 for some manual dynamic adjustments. 
a) 24/96 version - TLH for SBE fix and FLAC Level 8.
b) 16/44.1 version - Conversion and manual dynamic adjustments done with Adobe Audition 1.5 > TLH for SBE fix and FLAC level 8.

Remaster and Artwork made throughout the whole 2013 by MQR - creamcheese, WRomanus and }{eywood 
Released on 17 December 2013

DVD Audio 2:12:05 - (Disc One 69:05)

03:14 - 01. Astronomy Domine (1 st Attempt - Tune Up)
03:58 - 02. Astronomy Domine (2nd Attempt - Tune Up)
09:03 - 03. Astronomy Domine (3rd Attempt - Tune Up)
06:07 - 04. Astronomy Domine (4th Attempt)
00:27 - 05. Tune Up
12:09 - 06. Fat Old Sun
00:46 - 07. Tune Up
11:09 - 08. Cymbaline
01:53 - 09. Tune Up
20:19 - 10. Atom Heart Mother
..................................  (Disc Two 63:21)
01:13 - 11. Tune Up
11:01 - 12. The Embryo
01:26 - 13. Announcement - Tune Up
03:24 - 14. Green Is the Colour
10:52 - 15. Careful with that Axe, Eugene
01:14 - 16. Tune Up
12:06 - 17. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
01:27 - 18. Tune Up
20:37 - 19. A Saucerful of Secrets 

*Original Notes
MQR releases this in memory of Rolf Ossenberg, who passed away on 
17 December, 2012. 
This show was the last Rolf worked on in the few 
days before he left us. 
Thanks to him and his passionate research over 
the course of 35 years, research that took him all over the world at great 
expense to himself in search of master tapes and other Pink Floyd 
material, this show wasn't lost to time.  
All those who knew this gentle 
and nice guy can recognize in this artwork the same style he used in 
his loony New Year cards.

The following notes were written by WRomanus and }{eywood based on the recollections of Rolf, Mike K., Ron C., Duckpont49, creamcheese and WRomanus.

Pepperland resided in San Rafael, CA, USA from September 1970 to the end of January 1972. 
Prior to that it was known as Euphoria (though only for the summer of 1970) Bermuda Palms, and Lichfield's. 
Pepperland was a Beatles-themed hall that featured a quadraphonic sound system designed by sound engineer John Meyer, who later built custom PA systems for the Grateful Dead. 
It was 2 large rooms joined together with a partial wall separating both rooms. 
This wall was opened up and later removed. The Room had a very low ceiling less than 10 feet high, creating excellent sound. 
The support girders for the hall’s roof were adorned with painted portholes that mimicked the windows of the Yellow Submarine. 
Even the sound system blended into the décor, with the speakers molded into huge fiberglass cones in which people would often be found sitting. There was very poor ventilation. Lots of pot and cigarette smoke. No air conditioning. No HVAC. 
Very cold in winter, too hot the rest of the time. 

For Pink Floyd's shows there the band needed to use the ballroom floor to accommodate all of their gear, which took up two trucks to transport. PF was set up against the back wall opposite the entrance on a very low riser. 
The big Glyph horns were set up in the corners and there were Shure vocal columns set up every 20 feet or so along the walls in between. There were slide projectors up in the metal rafters projecting fisheye photos of farm animals into the painted portholes on the walls in reference to the Atom Heart Mother cover. 
A few steps up at the back of the performance space was another space with a trippy sculpture in the center, a female hand holding up a glowing sphere surrounded by "angel hair" and all under a plex dome. 
There were no more than 500 people present, sitting on the floor in the center, with some folks sitting up inside the big Glyph bottom horns. 

Pink Floyd were on tour promoting their new album, Atom Heart Mother, which had just been released a few days before. 
They played there two nights, the 16th and 17th, returning to California for the fourth time in their career.
As with everytime they came to CA they felt at their best and their performance was really hot. This time, though, was the first time they didn't play Interstellar Overdrive, an omission not lost to the Californian fans who considered it a certainty.

That first night there were many problems with the power. 
The club's system was unable to deal with the multichannel sound system the Floyd brought, and several power outages marred the performance of Astronomy Domine. 
Three more small outages occurred during the crescendo of A Saucerful of Secrets, but this time the band forged on and finished the song in spite of them, much to the fans' delight.

The show was originally recorded by Jay D. and Ron C. with a Sony TC-126 with Powered Single Point Stereo Microphone, 
using either Sony Red or Green cassette tapes. They sat 10-12 rows back, left of center.  
When the boys got back home, they instantly made two copies onto Scotch 7" Reel, one for Jay and one for Ron C. 
The Master Cassettes were re-used for next day's Jethro Tull show in Berkeley.
They were usually never kept, due to the unreliability of cassette transport mechanisms at the time.

Thanks to this recording the show was soon famous amongst the fan trader circles and many bootlegs were released with at least some of these songs, especially the four attempts at Astronomy Domine. 

Jay D. never traded this item so all copies around came from Ron C.'s reel copy which went rotten in the early 90's.
Rolf Ossenberg managed to get the Jay D. 1st gen reel copy which would no longer play back at all. 
With the invaluable help of Mike K., the reel was baked in June 2011 (the morning after Roger Waters' show in Düsseldorf) and transferred from Revox A77 into Tascam US-200 to a 96KHz/24bit file.
Rolf was really nervous about baking the Scotch tape.
The issue is that the binder used was incorrectly made so it absorbs moisture. 
This is 
believed to be a 
problem with all 
old Scotch/Ampex 
reels. 
This moisture interferes with the adhesive so during playback you get lots of sticky gunk (yes, that is the technical term for it) collecting on the playback head and it impacts playback quality and even speed. 
So you have to fix it. Rolf had bought a well-controlled oven specifically for this purpose. 
They baked at 53C to 55C  for 3-4 hours to drive the moisture out without damaging the plastic backing, let cool down to room temp, and voila' ... The tape plays back with no problems for a month or so.

Rolf  gave that to creamcheese for cutting and some "basic treatment", as we used to call it. 
A 50 Hz hum that probably appeared with the transferring process was taken away very carefully. 
A little EQ was done to give the recording a bit more body. 
Rolf approved it that way. He furtherly agreed to MQR making a remastered release from this but it was his wish to release that (almost) raw one himself first. 
Unfortunately we were in November 2012 and Rolf's time has come. 
Creamcheese released the transfer as Grolsch's Baked Pepperland 
Reel a few days after Rolf (Grolsch) passed away.

This remaster uses that same transfer. 
The 50 Hz de-humming was redone with iRX2. The recording was 
then EQ'ed and a 1st run of Noise Reduction was done with iRX2. 
A 2nd 
Noise Reduction run was applied later. Some kind of noise "popping up" 
around sharp transients is audible throughout the show. A hiss that only 
appears in conjunction with an audible sound; when there's no sound 
there's no hiss. 
This was particularly noticeable during the spoken intros. For this reason the whole project was restarted from scratch. 
Although 
the result of the 2nd attempt is way better sounding, we were not able to 
remove that popping noise entirely. 
As it appeared independently of the NR settings, we suspect it to have been in the source material but buried 
in the hiss. 
After that WRomanus manually removed clicks, pops, shits and some 
coughs for a more pleasant listening with iRX2. 
The final master was then done by creamcheese 
applying another slight EQ, balancing the stereo image in collaboration 
with WRomanus and removing some phase issues on the bass range of 
the recording. 
A little pressure was added applying very gentle multiband 
compression.  
}{eywood manually adjusted the volume 
of a few parts to be more dynamic and better represent the way the songs 
sounded live, countering the level compression of the original analog gear, and then made an optimized 16/44.1 Master for CD 
playback of this very dynamic recording.

The main artwork is made with two of the pics WRomanus took of Rolf 
talking about this show with Ron C., one of the tapers, during a meeting of 
floydian fans in Rome. 
WRomanus conceived 
this artwork with Rolf's loony New Years 
cards in mind... Some of which you can see 
in the booklet.

MQR - Magna Qualitas Records (creamcheese, WRomanus and }{eywood )
Released on 17 December 2013

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RE-UP Pink Floyd Tampa 1973

PINK FLOYD - At The Stadium 1973
29 June 1973 Live at Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida, USA

FLAC

-EX

  Disc 1:  Time:
  
  1. Obscured By Clouds    4:38
  2. When You're In    8:48
  3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun  13:45
  4. Careful With That Axe, Eugene  11:59
  5. Echoes  20:08
  
Total Time:  57:38
  
  
 Disc 2:  Time:
  
  1. Speak To Me    3:33
  2. Breathe    2:53
  3. On The Run    5:45
  4. Time    5:26
  5. Breathe (Reprise)    1:01
  6. The Great Gig In The Sky    5:56
  7. Money    7:08
  8. Us And Them    7:38
  9. Any Colour You Like    8:33
10. Brain Damage    3:41
11. Eclipse    4:11
12. One Of These Days  12:22
  
Total Time:  69:17
  
  
 Band:

David Gilmour
Nick Mason
Roger Waters
Richard Wright
Mary Ann Lindsey
Phyllis Lindsey
Dick Parry 


More Infos from Collectors Music Reviews

At The Stadium 1973 is the second Pink Floyd release on the general Screamer label and is
sourced from the master tape recently posted online.
Their spring tour was played in theaters, but this tape captures the band right at the beginning of their arena rock era after Dark Side Of The Moon hit number one.The tape is very good for its age.
The instruments and fans around the mic are nice and clear.
The only negatives are the “thinness” and upper register distortion that occurs in loud parts.It sounds exactly like the tape for Led Zeppelin’s May 5th concert at the same venue and pressed on Pigeon Blood on the Flagge label.

The same taper did it so the quality is identical.
In fact there is some controversy surrounding who actually made these tapes, but that is not important here.
Just like with the Zeppelin show, the comments are clearly audible throughout this one too like before “Careful With That Axe Eugene” he says to some girl: “It’s like that thing off The Dark Side of the Moon. ‘The lunatic is in my head…’ You don’t like ‘em, do you? …huh. That’s ’cause you’re not stoned. You’re a fool.”
The comments only occur between tracks thus not interfering with the music at all, and the audience is very demonstrative like at the scream in “Eugene”.

The concert itself is amazing and is essential to own.
The “Obscured By Clouds/When You’re In” is one of the best openings for a concert with the pastoral electronic drone followed by the band crashing in with some of their heaviest riffs. “Set The Controls” is another stand out track being one of the best versions of the piece I’ve heard. It has an almost “Welcome To The Machine” quality in some of the keyboard passages in the middle.
The Dark Side suite is performed perfectly as is ”Echoes”.
The beginning, end and part of the guitar solo are still cut on this tape however.

Screamer claim they didn’t remaster the tape but left it untouched.
That’s a plus since I think that would have ruined this recording, great as it is.This label has released many impressive titles this year and I never hesitate to pick up anything they put out.
The packaging is a bit bland with two well-known photos and a picture of pyramids on the back.
The cover picture of Roger standing in front of the gong has seen a lot of circulation
recently, also appearing in Sirene’s Damn Braces: Bless Relaxes and Boston 1973.
Packaging isn’t their strong suite but presenting excellent sounding titles is and this is a title worth having.

 MD5 & Artwork incl.

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Re-Up - Pink Floyd - Sycopated Pandemonium 1967/1968

Pink Floyd
Date: 1968.05.23
Location: Paradiso, Amsterdam
CD Bootleg: Sycopated Pandemonium
Label: DIGITAL LUNATICS
Quality: VG
SHN Files

CD Bootleg "Sycopated Pandemonium" > EAC > FLAC level 5

Setlist + Original Comments:

(Disc 1) 

1968.05.23 (early set) Paradiso, Amsterdam - low gen source

01 - tuneups 01:14:69
02 - Let There Be More Light 07:26:13
03 - Interstellar Overdrive 11:14:58
04 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 12:27:62
05 - tuneups 00:52:07
06 - A Saucerful Of Secrets 14:09:12

"1966 Syd Home Demo"

07 - Interstellar Overdrive 06:21:34
notes: Unfortunately, this puppy is reputed--by some very "higher ups" in the Syd collectors food chain--to be a fake. :(

1968.06.25 Picadilly Studios, London - BBC appearance

08 - Massed Gadgets Of Hercules (early Saucerful) 06:40:69
notes: BBC appearance, early performence of Saucerful. Not sure why the name is as it is, since they were calling it Saucerful the month before...but whatever. Nice source.

1967.01.20 Mike Leonard's house, North London

09 - Lets Roll Another One 03:02:61
notes; Often said to be from "66/10/31", that is not true. Recorded by Irene Winsby, during a rehearsal at Mr. Leonard's house. This new information comes from very knowledgable Syd collectors, and is finally correct. It's almost certain that no recordings circulate from that 66/10/31 private recording session!!
As interesting as the recording is, it is unfortunately borderline atrocious. If there even were any, lyrics are unintelligible.

1967 - studio sessions

10 - Candy And A Currant Bun - drug lyrics 01:58:00
11 - Candy And A Currant Bun - clean lyrics 02:42:72
notes: Two studio versions of this b-side, one with the drug lyrics, one with wholesome clean lyrics that your grandma would allow... :)
The drug lyrics version wasn't officially released (no way would the "higher ups" allow that sort...), and is said to be sourced from a studio acetate. Kudos to that fine fellow who leaked it.
They both apparantly cull from the same instrumental backing track, with the first version edited a bit.
I won't comment on the recording dates.



(Disc 2) 

1968.05.23 (late set) Paradiso, Amsterdam - low gen source

01 - tuneups 00:34:24
02 - Keep Smiling People 10:09:00
03 - tuneups 01:04:19
04 - Let There Be More Light 08:04:58
05 - tuneups 01:14:11
06 - Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 12:34:59
07 - tuneups 00:51:30
08 - Flaming 04:59:26
09 - tuneups 00:45:49
10 - A Saucerful Of Secrets 12:41:59
notes: the complete late show from this date. Keep Smiling People is an unrecorded instrumental that has some similarities with 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene'. Accolades of this are not limited to: early performence of Saucerful (possibly the 2nd time ever played live), and two fairly rare songs in live form. Another of my favorite shows, and also a nice recording considering the shoddy equipment available in those days.

1968.06.25 Picadilly Studios, London

11 - Murderistic Woman 02:20:43
notes: another early variation of what would become 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene'.

1968.12.28 Margriethal Jaarburs, Utrecht

12 - Careful With That Axe, Eugene 08:00:39
notes: Apparantly the first circulating recording of 'Careful With That Axe, Eugene' as most of us know it.

1969.04.14 Royal Festival Hall, London
13 - Beset By Creatures Of The Deep 08:26:16
notes: Live variation of Axe, as was part of the Man&Journey suites.

What is this?
14 - bonus track. some will recognize it immediately. for the sake of keeping up the illusion of this being a decent surprise, please don't mention what this is to the list(s).


Band:
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
Roger Waters

Sycopated Pandemonium 1968


Pink Floyd,
Playhouse Theatre, England

Carlisle Radio broadcast

67-09-25 

Flac

1. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun

2. Reaction In G

3. Flaming

Not much linage on this but ex-Quality...will definitely leave you wanting 

more from the syd era...

Playhouse Theatre London

RE-UP Pink Floyd The Oxfam Concert 1972

Pink Floyd
'The Oxfam Concert'
Wembley Empire Pool, London
October 21st 1972
The Godfatherecords GR 361/362

**Notes with Silver CD**
Pink Floyd spent the majority of 1972 developing "The Dark Side Of The Moon" suite, which would ultimately
become one of the highest selling albums of all time worldwide, and a benchmark for audiophiles even to
this day.  After extensive touring in England, Europe, Japan and the United States throughout the year, the
epic gradually evolved into the monument that now belongs in the collection of every self-respecting music
aficionado, bar none.  Though it is far more grounded compared to the deep space flights of Floyd's prior
efforts, addressing the universal fears and pressures of every man - war, death, madness, time - musically,
it is a logical progression from "Atom Heart Mother" and "Echoes" - both side-long masterworks in their own
right.
That being said, it is also a departure musically in tha there was a much stronger emphasis on memorable
melodies and a variety of moods within the framework of several compact songs, which when played together,
formed an entirely different entity.  The earliest versions of the suite featured segments that differ greatly
from the final result, and it is fascinating to hear how it developed into the magnum opus that it did via
rare recordings such as this.  Contained within is the silver debut of Pink Floyd's performance from "A Benefit
Of War On Want and Oxfam" at Empire Pool, Wembley on October 21st, 1972 - the band's sole concert of that month. 
By this time, "The Dark Side Of The Moon" had developed significantly compared to the earliest performances in
the UK during January of 1972, and this rare document provides yet another glimpse into its evolution.  The 2nd
set includes several other important pieces from the Floyd reportoire such as "Careful With That Axe, Eugene",
"Echoes" and "Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun", giving the audience some familiar things to latch on
to.  Perhaps it is Sound's magazines review of the conert that best sums up this release: "From the word go, they
gave rhe packed stadium a faultless demonstration of what psychedelic music is all about.  There wasn't a note,
or a sound, out of place during th whole evening...".  Thus, it is with great pride that we present to you, the
listener, with yet another important and overlooked gem from the Floyd concert canon!

TRACK LIST
 
Disc 1
   
1. Speak To Me / Breathe   
2. On The Run
3. Time   
4. Breathe (Reprise)
5. The Great Gig In The Sky
6. Money   
7. Us & Them   
8. Any Colour You Like
9. Brain Damage   
10. Eclipse
   
 
Disc 2:  
   
1. One Of These Days  
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Echoes
4. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
5. Blues   
   
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RE-UP Pink Floyd - West Berlin 1970

Pink Floyd
Richard, Are You Ready Yet?
Konzert Saal, Technische Universitat, West Berlin
March 13, 1970

SHN File
B+ / A-

Set List
disc 1
 01 Astronomy Domine  
 02 Careful With That Axe, Eugene  
 03 Cymbaline  
 04 A Saucerful Of Secrets  

disc 2
 01 Embryo  
 02 Interstellar Overdrive (edit or skip at 5:00)  
 03 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun  
 04 Richard, Are You Ready Yet? (RW speaking)
 05 Atom Heart Mother  
 06 Blues

*Original Notes
This Revision has had the levels boosted by 12dB, a few clicks and pops removed
and some edits to the ends and beginnings of songs for better indexing.
This was done using Cool Edit 2000 on Sep 03, 2003 by kingjollytrouser.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - The Complete Taft Performance 1971

PINK FLOYD
The Complete Taft Tapes
Digital Floyd Archives DFA-017
20-November-1971
Taft Auditorium
Cincinnati, Ohio

*Original Notes
Source 1 Lineage: Recorder 1 / cass[M] > cdr(?) > shn > wav > flac

Source 2: Lineage: Cass/1 > DAT/2 > cdr/? > EAC > wav > shn > flac

SHN notes from trader MG in Japan: "The discs I received in trade came on cheapy CDRs and had a nasty burn error on d1t02 about .01 second long (maybe a laser got stuck - nice looking square waveform!) This defect was edited out and the discs were reburned. I decided to archive the whole thing. I did DAE with EAC in secure mode on a PlexWriter 12/10/32 and shn'ed with mkwACT.

"This CD is preferable to Meddlee because that CD has gaps and has the setlist in the wrong order. This one also has the complete show (hence the name!) unlike Obscurity."

DISC ONE
1. Embryo (longest version known to exist)
2. Fat Old Sun
3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
4. Atom Heart Mother

DISC TWO
1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
2. Cymbaline
3. Echoes
4. Blues

Comment #1:
Mostly from 3rd generation tape (parts of the 2nd set are from higher generation). The last performance of 'The Embryo', 'Fat Old Sun' and 'Cymbaline'. Extremely long version of 'The Embryo' which includes an extended guitar jam similar to 'Breathe'. Some noise reduction is apparent.

Comment #2:
This CD contains the complete 'Echoes' and 'Blues' that are not available on Obscurity (2CD, Sugarcane Records SC 52005/6), in addition to the longest version (26min) of 'The Embryo'. The 3rd gen. tape is used for most of this release, and the rest is unknown gen tape (that is, it is made of two tapes). This version is superior to 'Obscurity (2CD)'. 20-bit digital remastering.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - A double shot from Denmark 1972

Pink Floyd
Live in Copenhagen
Title "Dr. Who In Denmark"

Lineage: cass(low)>eac>flac
VG +
November 10, 1972

Disc One:
1. Speak To Me
2. Breathe
3. On The Run
4. Time
5. Breathe (Reprise)
6. The Great Gig In The Sky
7. Money
8. Us & Them
9. Any Colour You Like
10. Brain Damage
11. Eclipse

Disc two:
1. One of These Days
2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene
3. Echoes

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Pink Floyd
KB Hallen
Copenhagen
November 10, 1972
dat(unknown)>eac>flac

"Live In Denimerk"
Source: Audience
FLAC
Quality: Excellent
Rating: 8/10

Digital Floyd Archives DFA-029

Disc One:
Speak To Me
Breathe
On the Run
Time
Breathe (Reprise)
Great Gig In The Sky
Money
Us & Them
Any Colour You Like
Brain Damage
Eclipse

Disc Two:
One Of These Days
Careful With That Axe Eugene
Echoes
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

 CD Reference: The Killesberg Tapes II, Live In Denimerk

LP Reference:

*Original Comments:
The same artwork as a famous bootleg LP 'Live In Denmark 1971 (Appolinaire APR 7801)' but this CD comes from the 1972 show in Denmark. Nice Dark Side set. I don't know which gen this could be but it's quite good.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd Echoes from the Past Live 1975

*from original notes*

Pink Floyd
Title - "Echoes From The Past (Platinum Edition)"
Label - Digital Reproductions DR 42675-4


There are many Pink Floyd RoIOs out there. Most of them are audience recordings
and pretty difficult to listen to. This one, however, has to be the best audience
recording of an old Floyd show ever. This rivals the Boston Garden show for quality,
IMHO. If your a Floyd fan, don't miss this one!



Disc 1:
 1. Intro
 2. Raving and Drooling
 3. You've Gotta Be Crazy
 4. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5)
 5. Have a Cigar
 6. Shine on You Crazy Diamond (6-9)
 7. "Sit down and enjoy the show..."

Disc 2:
 1. Speak to Me
 2. Breath
 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
11. Echoes


The Digital Dan Review:
An incredible audience show from the Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California
on April 26, 1975.  This is the complete master tape source, so complete that
you here the taper testing the mics as the show starts. The sound is nothing
short of astounding. Incredibly clear and quite devoid of almost any fan noise.
The bass is well captured, deep and powerful with no distortion whatsoever. The
highs are also very crisp and not the least bit of harshness. In other words,
the mix is just about perfect as if it were a soundboard. I think I have a good
idea who taped this show and it explains a lot. There are a few things that make
this recording truly unique.  First, the pre-release versions of Sheep (Raving
and Drooling) and Dogs (You Gotta Be Crazy).  Raving and Drooling is much
different instrumentally during the jam sections than is the album version,
including some rhythm guitar that sounds like disco-funk!  The lyrics to You
Gotta Be Crazy are quite different from the album version of Dogs.  Even Roger
calls it a rather "mean" song.  "Any Colour You Like" is the great jam version
and this is the last tour with performances of "Echoes" in its entirety.  All
and all this recording is absolutely amazing for its age and one that you will
definitely want in your collection.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Boston 1973

Pink Floyd 
(Ridiculously Titled As)
Carefully Obscured Sun Echoes Dark Moon Days
14 March 1973 Live at Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts

Lineage: silver>eac>flac
Only 500 Copies Made

*Excellent audience recording taped close to the stage emphasizing the upper end. Overall, this is a great performance in front of a surprisingly sedate Boston crowd!

Disc 1:
1. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 14:14
2. Obscured By Clouds / When You're In 5:36
3. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 7:14
4. When You´re In 16:44
5. Echoes 22:29

Total Time: 66:17

Disc 2:
1. Speak To Me 2:15
2. Breathe 2:56
3. On The Run 5:34
4. Time 5:34
5. Breathe (reprise) 1:05
6. The Great Gig In The Sky 6:04
7. Money 6:06
8. Us And Them 7:41
9. Any Colour You Like 8:30
10. Brain Damage 3:47
11. Eclipse 7:36
12 . One Of These Days 9:21

Total Time: 66:29

Band:
Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Darkside live 1973 Ohio

PINK FLOYD
SHORTER OF BREATH

Venue: March 10th, 1973 – Gymnasium, Kent State University, Ohio

Quality: EX
Total time: 40:47

Original Notes
Only DSOTM set (what a pity) is available from this source. A big upgrade to the circulating versions - great sound indeed. From rare audience master tape.
The same material (more or less - different rip) is available on bootleg known as "Master".

Lineage: A Sony TC50>Cass[Master]>CDR[0]>CDR>EAC>FLAC.

Tracks:

   1. Speak To Me
      Breathe  (4:24)
   2. On The Run  (5:42)
   3. Time  (5:41)
   4. Breathe Reprise  (1:03)
   5. The Great Gig In The Sky  (4:55)
   6. Money  (6:15)
   7. Us And Them
      Any Colour You Like  (14:17)
   8. Brain Damage  (4:01)
   9. Eclipse  (2:29)

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RE-UP Pink Floyd Live Vienna 1977

PRRP 058
Pink Floyd
Vienna, Austria  Stadthalle
February 1, 1977
Master>DAT[3] [48khz]

Disk 1
01 Sheep  12:30
02 Pigs On The Wing 1  1:37
03 Dogs  19:03
04 Pigs On The Wing 2  2:32
05 Pigs (Three Different Ones)  17:43
Total Time 53:25

Disk 2
01 Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V  14:10
02 Welcome To The Machine  8:25
03 Have A Cigar  6:14
04 Wish You Were Here  5:38
05 Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX  17:33
06 Money  9:13
07 Us and Them  8:49
Total Time 70:02

Remaster
1. Correct attenuated frequencies.
2. Correct segmental channel imbalances.
3. Correct record level variability, in particular attenuations at low volume.
4. Adjust tonality.
5. Correct speed error which was different for each set.
6. Repair clicks, pops, buzz and other tape errors. No Hiss reduction performed.
7. Adjust dynamics.
8. Re-track.

Interesting show identifiers:
Roger late with lyrics on Pigs
German radio played at the end of Have a Cigar.
Dave slow to start Guitar lead in SOYCD IV-IX


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Black Angel

My latest work, Black Angel. The demons of addiction and depression.

Jethro Tull, Live 1982

Sound Quality: 9.5

Source: Pre-FM Vinyl
MP3 320

Track List:

Disc 1
01 Intro
02 The Clasp
03 Hunting Girl
04 Fallen On Hard Times
05 Pussy Willow
06 Broadsword
07 One Brown Mouse
08 Seal Driver
09 Watching You Watching Me
10 Weathercock/Fire At Midnight
11 Keyboard/percussion duet
12 Sweet Dream

Disc 2
01 Songs From The Wood
02 Crossfire
03 Heavy Horses
04 Protect & Survive
05 Band Intros.
06 Whirling Pits
07 Pibroch/Black Satin Dancer
08 Bungle in The Jungle
09 Aqualung
10 Minstrel In The Gallery
11 Locomotive Breath/Black Sunday

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Jimi Hendrix - Newport 1969

Sound Quality: 9

Source: Soundboard

Track List:
1. Roll 5 Line Up Tone
2. Stone Free
3. Are You Experienced
4. Sunshine Of Your Love
5. Fire
6. Hear My Train A Comin'
7. Red House
8. Foxey Lady
9. Like A Rolling Stone
10. Voodoo  Child (Slight Return)
11. Purple Haze

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