RE-UP Pink Floyd - Tokyo 1972

PINK FLOYD - Acid Moon
06 March 1972 Live at Taiikukan, Tokyo, Japan

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 Disc 1: Time:

  1. Speak To Me (Sic - Audience only)  0:47
  2. Breathe  2:41
  3. On The Run  5:53
  4. Time  6:17
  5.  Breathe (Reprise)  1:03
  6. The Great Gig In The Sky  6:01
  7. Money  7:45
  8. Us And Them  7:04
  9. Any Colour You Like  4:38
10. Brain Damage  4:03
11. Eclipse  2:13

Total Time: 48:25

 
  Disc 2: Time:

  1. One Of These Days  9:11
  2. Careful With That Axe, Eugene 12:39
  3. Echoes 25:12
  4. A Saucerful Of Secrets 13:27

 
Total Time: 60:29
 
From Reel Master Recorded FM Broadcast (Aired by FM Tokyo 1972)
         FM + Audience Sources Mixed & Remastered:

Disc 3: Time:

  1. Speak To Me (Sic - Audience only)  0:57
  2. Breathe  2:51
  3. On The Run  5:53
  4. Time  6:16
  5.  Breathe (Reprise)  1:03
  6. The Great Gig In The Sky  4:00
  7. Money  7:45
  8. Us And Them  7:29
  9. Any Colour You Like  4:40
10. Brain Damage  4:02
11. Eclipse  2:12
12. DJ Comments  0:11

 
Total Time: 47:19

Disc1 and 2

Disc 3 and Artwork

RE-UP Pink Floyd - Echoes 1971

Pink Floyd
Echoes
London, UK
1971-10-12

Exact Audio Copy using XLD and proper driver offset correction.
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01 Fat Old Sun.flac
02 One Of These Days.flac
03 Echoes.flac

Echoes (Live In London).cue

Enjoy music !
wywh

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Grosser Stadhalle Offenbach am Main Germany 1971

Pink Floyd
Grosser Stadthalle
Offenbach am Main, Germany
February 26th 1971

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New High Definition transfer from Marbal's own 1st Generation backup reel. 
Artwork production by Beechwoods.


    Set List
01 [09:01] Astronomy Domine
02 [03:52] Green Is The Colour
03 [10:36] Careful With That Axe, Eugene
04 [11:46] Embryo
05 [11:10] Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun
06 [10:54] Cymbaline
07 [16:50] A Saucerful Of Secrets
08 [20:51] Atom Heart Mother
09 [02:04] Audience
10 [03:07] Atom Heart Mother (Reprise)
11 [05:56] Pink Blues

|| [106.15] Total


*** Beechwoods' Transfer Notes ***

This is the second in our Beechwoods / LPP series of Marbal tape transfers. Germersheim 1972 being the first. Marbal recorded his first Floyd show in February 1971, onto cassette. He no longer has the master cassette, but he made backups to both cassette and ¼" reel to reel sometime around 1981, and this is from his reel to reel copy of the show. 

Versus the cassette, the reel sounded more open and so it was this that we decided to use as the source of this transfer.

Marbal was fastidious in the way he labeled his tapes. This one was numbered 'Reel 29' or in German 'Band 29'. We liked the sound of that, and so have adopted it as the name of this release.

In total I did 5 transfers of this tape. When working with old tapes I find it useful to try the tape on different machines and to work out the best source by ear.  After reviewing, the first 3 transfers were discarded. Transfer 4 sounded great, but there were occasional spots of bleed-through where the signal from the adjacent track was audible, and so a fifth transfer was done using the reverse play heads on the RT707. Evidently the alignment of these heads were slightly different to the forward-play heads, so the bleed-through was mostly gone but the transfer wasn't quite as open as the 4th transfer. Ultimately we compiled the best product by using the 5th transfer to patch the relevant bleed-through segments on the slightly better Transfer 4.

Marbal's reel was a mono transfer, recorded on one of 4 tracks laid down onto his ¼" tape. Old tape-heads will remember the way tape-decks would allow you to selectively record just one mono, or two stereo tracks to a side of tape in a single pass. Recording 4 mono tracks meant your tape went twice as far. So even mono recordings can experience bleed through! 

Little Pieces worked with these raw transfers.


*** Littlepieces' Mastering Notes ***

This high resolution transfer is from the same 1st gen reel that Marbal torrented on Yeeshkul several years ago.  As Beechwood indicated the final solution was to use the original Pioneer RT707 transfer and patch the extended segments of bleed over with the reverse playback transfer.  I maximized the use of the superior Pioneer transfer by manually spectral cleaning segments of bleed over when possible.  Generally, when the bleed-through segments were too long and/or continuous for spectral cleaning, then the segment was patched with transfer 5. The process was a pain in the ass but it was the only way to retain and use the most of the superior transfer.

I would describe this recording as having three sections of different fidelity.  The first section is to near the end of Embryo about 33m into the recording.  It starts with the beginning of AD having some fluctuating levels and not quite as strong SQ as the rest of the section.  After AD stabilizes, this 1st section from about 3-4m to 33m has the best SQ in this recording.  The 2nd section begins near the end of Embryo ~33m and ends near the middle of AHM.  This section begins with a subtle falling off of the upper half which eventually becomes easily apparent.  The third section begins near the middle of AHM when the upper half falls off more and some lower frequencies, sub 200Hz, begin to be over-driven periodically.  

Marbal's wishes were to improve this recording including the use of EQ to achieve results.  As usual the objective was to lift the fidelity of the recording while maintaining a natural sound quality.  

As indicated the 1st section started with AD having level differences and some drop outs. The levels were smoothed and the dropouts repaired or improved and it's upper half was EQ'd variably in order to make it more consistent with the rest of the recording.  The levels of a big drop out at ~4:47m of AD were brought up significantly and smoothed in order to diminish its prominence.  The remainder of this 1st section to ~33m had some modest selective increases to the upper end. 

The second section, which ends during the first half of AHM, required more and more increase to the upper half as it continued to fall off. The recording accepted this EQ very well and mostly obscured the differences between the first section and this second section.

The third section begins during the first half of AHM and required more increase to the upper half but it reached a point where further increases were no longer appropriate.  In addition this section had some of its sub 200Hz levels selectively reduced to help moderate the over-driven parts that began in this third section.  This also improved the mix somewhat since the upper half could not be increased any further without adversely effecting the recording.

Apparent throughout most of the recording particularly during quieter segments is a hum at various levels around 100Hz.  This was selectively reduced throughout the recording and is no longer prominent.

Throughout the recording minor dropouts were repaired or improved and the gain increased on some segments as well as noise disturbances removed manually.

On all tracks, I rolled off some hiss varying my approach according to the level and characteristics of the segment while being careful not to encroach on the harmonics.

Finally, I adjusted the speed as it was fast throughout the recording.

A couple of notes:

- There is 84s more audience between AHM and AHM reprise than the previous master torrent. 
- Sounds like inside cut at 8:17m of STC.
- Interesting artifact that becomes apparent after the fall off of the upper half begins. A deficit or clearing is often visible on the Spectrograph or Spectral between 3-4k.  An example is during the footstep sequence on Cymbaline.
- Pretty Naked Women are good.


*** Marbal's Recollections ***

It was also a very cold day. The Stadthalle is a small venue, not comparable with the Jahrhunderthalle in Frankfurt.  The little hall was very overheated due to outside weather conditions & in the beginning you can hear the crowd: "Heizung aus!, Heizung aus!" which means: "Heating off!".  Then at the beginning another comment from a friend of mine: "Hey seid mal ein bißchen leise" which means "Please keep a little more quiet" to the people around us showing to our recorder which was respected then most of the time.

After a few songs there was a little talking again about the comparison to Deep Purple which we've seen there before: "Deep Purple ist nichts dagegen - nichts dagegen? - Deep Purple ist SCHEISS dagegen!" which translates like this: "Deep Purple is nothing against this - nothing against this? - Deep Purple is SHIT against this!"

And so it was. Pink Floyd blew us away in a style which was incredible & for me only comparable with the Nektar show from 11.11.70.

It was an incredible sound & light in concert....

*** Note ***

Readers should not forget that ZDF arts show Aspekte recorded segments of the Offenbach show for broadcast on the 3rd March 1971, and that this footage was shared with collectors on the 'A Hamburg Moment' DVD, in stunning quality. Many thanks go to Marek and Pict who made that footage available. Stills from that DVD have been used to create the artwork for this release. Thank you.

Marbal Tape / Beechwoods Transfer / Little Pieces Production (LPP)
January 2012

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Roland Petit Rock Ballet 1972

Roland Petit Rock Ballet
Performed to the music of Pink Floyd

Performed Live November 22-26, 1972
Broadcast on French TV January 12-13, 1973

Lineage: TV > cass > eac > flac

Setlist is as follows:

1.) One Of These Days
2.) Careful With That Axe, Eugene (fades out after scream)
3.) Obscured By Clouds
4.) When You're In
5.) Echoes

Important note. This is not Pink Floyd playing live. The songs are the original album cuts linked together with "Pillow of Winds" wind effect.

Here's more info about the man behind the ballet company that joined forces with the Floyds to produce this unusual rock ballet performance:

Petit, Roland, 1924–, French dancer and choreographer, b. Villemoble. Petit joined the Paris Opéra company at 15and in 1948 founded Les Ballets de Paris de Roland Petit.

His best-known work, Carmen (1949), set to music from Georges Bizet's opera, was created for his company, with Renée (Zizi) Jeanmaire, who later (1954) became his wife, in the title role. Other well-known early works include Le Jeune homme et la mort (1946) and Ballabile (1950). Petit later turned to less classical forms, such as choreographing films, e.g., Hans Christian Andersen (1952) and Daddy Long Legs (1955) and music hall revues (1956–61). He returned to ballet in the 1960s when commissioned to present the Festivals populaires de ballet at the Chaillot theater in France.

In 1972 he founded the Ballet de Marseilles, which he directed until 1997. Among his later dances are Symphonie Fantastique (1975), The Blue Angel (1985) and Clavigo (1999). Petit's chic and theatrical style have made him an extremely popular figure in French dance

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Paris Cinema, London Sept 1971

Pink Floyd
Paris Cinema
London
1971

Comments:
Recorded at Paris Cinema, London on 16th September 1970 - for BBC Radio. Bootlegs of this performance are plentiful, and while the sound quality on this is superb, it doesn't include any of John Peel's links.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Sapporo Japan 1972

Pink Floyd - 1972-03-12 - Sapporo, Japan
Audience Recording

MP3 128

01. Speak to me
02. Breathe  
03. On the run
04. Time
05. The great gig in the sky
06. Money
07. Us and them
08. Any colour you like
09. Brain damage
10. Eclipse  
11. One of these days  
12. Carefull with that axe, Eugene

*Original Notes
BRILLIANT!!!! On the Run is completly different, and The Great Gig is also different (the begining of TGGiTS seems like the end of SOS, when R.Wright plays beautiful chords on the organ,then there is something said, and then it's like the early years, like Interstelar Overdrive ).


D.G. and R.Wright sing at the same time in 'Time', but the melody they sing is different from the one on DSoTM. Also, R.Wright instead of saying "Tired of lying in the sunshine..." says something like "Lying supine in the sunshine..."


The initial effects of 'Money' are different.


'Brain Damage' is not complete: they don't sing the second part from "The lunatic is in my head..." to "I'll see you on the dark side of the moon."

This is great, excellent recording. Some audience talking in quiet bits -- my Japanese isn't good enough to hear what is being said. A few problems with timing when two or more vocal lines at the same time, but nothing too annoying. Love the guitar jam version of On The Run. Very atmospheric version of CWtA,E. Excellent, recommended.

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RE-UP Pink Floyd The Complete Concertgebouw 1969

Pink Floyd
Complete Concertgebouw 1969
September 17, 1969
Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Free Range Pigs (FRP CDR-007/008)
This is the complete soundboard source as recorded by Hilversum 3 Radio

MP3 128 (sadly)
VG+


Part I - The Man
Disc One:
1. Introduction                          1:00
2. Daybreak                              8:11
3. Work                                  3:53
4. Teatime                               3:34
5. Afternoon                             5:13
6. Doing It                              4:03
7. Sleep                                 4:37 
8. Nightmare                             9:14 
9. Daybreak (Part Two)                   1:21

Part II - The Journey
Disc Two:
1. The Beginning                         4:55
2. Beset By The Creatures Of The Deep    6:27
3. The Narrow Way                        5:13
4. The Pink Jungle                       4:48
5. The Labyrinths Of Auximenes           6:39
6. Behold The Temple Of Light            5:31 
7. The End Of The Beginning              6:54

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Various Live Performances 1969-70

Pink Floyd - 1969--1970 - Reversion or revalorization 

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Track List

1 Careful With That Axe, Eugene.
2 Cymbaline.
3 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun.
4 Interstellar Overdrive (Different Version)
5 Astromy Domine.
6 Green Is The Colour

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RE-UP Pink Floyd - Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1969

Pink Floyd
17 September 1969
Live at Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Radio Hilversum Recording Date)

## SOUNDBOARD ##
FLAC
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Amsterdam '69  |   Landscape  | The Last Gadgets Of Oxyminus

The Man & The Journey  |  Green Is The Colour  |  Some More Secrets

  Tracks: Time:
 
  1. Introduction / Daybreak Part 1   9:09
  2. Afternoon   5:16
  3. Doing It   1:26
  4. Sleep   2:33
  5. Nightmare / Daybreak Part 2 11:36
  6. The Beginning   3:21
  7. Beset By The Creatures Of The Deep   6:26
  8. The Narrow Way   5:11
  9. The Pink Jungle   4:50
10. The Labyrinths Of Auximenes   5:57
11. Behold The Temple Of Light   5:24
12. The End Of The Beginning   6:39
 
Total Time:  67:48
 
Band:

Roger Waters
David Gilmour
Rick Wright
Nick Mason
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Re-Up - J.J.Cale Eureka 1983

JJ Cale
Old Town Bar & Grill
Eureka, Ca

Feb 11 1983

MP3 320
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With Christine Lakeland on three mistitled tracks

track 8 Walk out in the Rain
track 9 Ain't Gonna be the First to Cry (Link in My Chain)
track 10 Maggies Farm

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Lynyrd Skynyrd - First

*Original Notes
Lynyrd Skynyrd-Skynyrd's Fýrst (The Complete Muscle Shoals Album)(1971)


This may be the greatest unissued first album ever to surface from a major band. The story behind the 78 minutes of music on this CD, cut two years before Lynyrd Skynyrd's official debut album, could fill a chapter of a book. Cut primarily during late June and late July of 1971, with a quintet of 1972-vintage tracks added, they constitute Skynyrd's complete studio recordings from the period when they were still trying to get signed and were playing lots of small-time local gigs for barely enough money to live on. Seven of the songs were released on the 1978 album Skynyrd's First and...Last, and three others appear on the 1991 box set, while "Comin' Home" turned up on The Essential Lynyrd Skynyrd earlier that same year, but this is the first time this potent body of work has been assembled properly, in one place. And, additionally, one previously unissued track by itself justifies the price of this disc -- the original demo version of "Free Bird," on which the soaring harmonies, Billy Powell's beautiful piano, and the Collins-Rossington guitar duo plays with startling fire and lyricism. Several of the tracks do contain overdubs laid on in the mid-'70s (mostly Ed King's bass and some guitar, and even a Mellotron on "White Dove" -- it would be great to hear that song without the electronic string section), but this is still the band at its most raw and unaffected, in terms of what the core members are playing. Ronnie Van Zant's singing was not only powerful, but beautiful at this stage of his career, and the group's playing -- especially the Rossington-Collins double lead guitar attack -- is filled with a fresh spirit of experimentation and adventure that makes these tracks essential listening for anyone who has ever enjoyed this band's work. Evidently, the material and related demos scared the crap out of most record company executives when they were shown around in 1971-1972, and it's easy to see why -- the sound is fierce, the songs not only boldly played but boldly written as well (even the Rick Medlocke-written
and sung "The Seasons" is a killer piece of semi-acoustic country-rock), and running anywhere from five to ten minutes apiece. Anyway, most record company executives being inherent cowardly, or stupid, or both, it's easy to see them running from the room over these sounds. Anyone who owns any of Lynyrd Skynyrd's releases should add this magnificent lost chapter in the group's history.
Review by Bruce Eder

*Wav file converted

Tracklist

1.Free Bird (Original Version)
2.One More Time (Original Version)
3.Gimmie Three Steps (Original Version)
4.Was I Right Or Wrong
5.Preacher's Daughter
6.White Dove
7.Down South Jukin'
8.Wino (Original Version)
9.Simple Man (Original Version)
10.Trust (Original Version)
11.Comin' Home (Original Version)
12.The Seasons
13.Lend A Helpin' Hand
14.Things Goin' On (Original Version)
15.I Ain't The One (Original Version)
16.You Run Around
17.Ain't Too Proud To Pray

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Pink Floyd - One more from Chicago 1972

Pink Floyd
1972-04-28
Auditorium Theater, Chicago Illinois
"The Fireman's Tapes, Volume I"

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Source:
Audience Cassette Master > PCM > DAT > CDR > EAC (secure mode, no errors) > wav > Flac Frontend > FLAC

This source appeared in April, 2004. It is apparently the same recorder as that used by HRV-04 for the Eclipse release, although most likely from a different transcription of the analogue tapes. However, this recording contains Set The Controls that was absent from the recorder used for the Harvested release.

It is a far superior recording to the "second" recorder used for other RoIOs from this date (Dark Side Of Chicago, Chicago Auditorium), and which was used to provide the Set The Controls for HRV-04.

Flac file compiled by danlynch
2004-04

CD1
Set I
01 Speak To Me - Breathe    
02 On The Run    
03 Time    
04 Breathe (reprise)    
05 The Great Gig In The Sky    
06 Money    
07 Us And Them    
08 Any Colour You Like    
09 Brain Damage    
10 Eclipse

Disc 2:
Set II
01 One of These Days
02 Careful With That Axe, Eugene
03 Echoes
04 Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun

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Bruce Dickinson - Audition Tape 1981

Bruce Dickinson's Audition Tapes

London, UK
Oct. 1981
Demo-Tape
Quality: A
10 min

Silver "Rest in Pieces" -> Trade -> 1CDR -> EAC -> FLAC ->Dime

01. Twilight Zone
02. Wrathchild
03. Killers

Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals
Dave Murray – guitar
Adrian Smith – guitar
Steve Harris – bass guitar
Clive Burr – drums

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Fairport Convention - A Chronicle Of Sorts 1967-1969

Fairport Convention Chronicle - Original Notes

A major find for Fairport fanatics, this collects 23 unreleased performances from the late ’60s in acceptable-to-excellent fidelity, mostly from the BBC (with a few tracks from TV clips, and one 1968 studio outtake). Running 77 minutes, it’s divided roughly equally between the Judy Dyble and the Sandy Denny eras. Only one of these songs (“Reno, Nevada”) shows up on the official comp of early Fairport BBC cuts, Heyday. And even then, this is a much different version than the Heyday take of “Reno, Nevada,” running seven minutes and featuring some dazzling psychedelic guitar riffs. Otherwise, there’s a wealth of material that’s not officially available in either live or studio versions, including covers of several early Joni Mitchell songs, Bob Dylan’s “Dear Landlord,” Tim Buckley’s “Morning Glory,” Eric Anderson’s “Violets of Dawn,” and a send-up of “Light My Fire.” Plus, it has good live run-throughs of songs from their early albums like “Chelsea Morning,” “Fotheringay,” “Autopsy,” “Si Tu Doi Partis,” and others. It’s just as effective as Heyday in demonstrating the band’s interpretive skills and eclecticism in their early folk-rock days, though the sound quality isn’t as stellar.

Tracks 1-4 recorded by the BBC on 24 November 1967 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 10 December 1967 (This was the band’s first appearance on Radio)
Tracks 5-7 recorded by the BBC on 6 February 1968 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 3 March 1968
Tracks 8-10 are from the French TV Show ” Bouton Rouge” broadcast live on 27 April 1968
Track 11 recorded by the BBC on 18 June 1968 and broadcast in the ” David Symonds Show” on 27 June 1968
Track 12 recorded by the BBC on 18 June 1968 and broadcast in the ” David Symonds Show” on 26 June 1968
Track 13 recorded by the BBC on 28 May1968 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 2 June 1968
Track 14 recorded by the BBC on 26 August 1968 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 1 September 1968 with a repeat on 29 September 1968
Track 15 recorded by the BBC on 26 August 1968 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 1 September 1968
Track 16 recorded by the BBC on 27 December 1968 and broadcast in the ” David Symonds Show” on 9 January 1969 with a repeat on 23 January 1969
Track 17 was recorded in March 1969 at Sound Techniques and Olympic Studios, London and is an outtake from the ” Unhalfbricking” sessions. Engineered by John Wood. Produced by Joe Boyd
Tracks 18-20 were recorded by the BBC on 18 March 1969 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 6 April 1969 (Tracks 18 & 19 had Rick Grech guesting on Violin) with a repeat on 4 May 1968
Track 21 was recorded by the BBC on 23 September 1969 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 27 September 1969
Track 22 was recorded by the BBC on 9 December 1968 and broadcast in ” Top Gear” on 22 December 1968 with two guest musicians (unnamed) provided by the Bryan Morrison Agency
Track 23 was recorded on 10 August 1967 at Sound Techniques, London at the same session that produced the band’s first 7″ single (If I Had A Ribbon Bow) (Track 604020). Engineered by John Wood. Produced by Joe Boyd

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John Cale - John Peel Session 1975

John Cale
The Peel Session
1975

MP3 320
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David Crosby, with Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart - Live at The Matrix 1970

David Crosby
with Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart
Live at The Matrix
1970

MP3 320
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Procol Harum - Fairfield Halls 1976

Procol Harum
Fairfield Halls
January 1976

MP3 320
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Procol Harum - London 1977

Procol Harum
1977-03-12
Golder's Green Hippodrome
London

MP3 320
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Album Wrap

Tracklist
1 Something Magic (including Conquistador) 9:06
2 Grand Hotel 6:46
3 Pandora's Box 5:10
4 Skating On Thin Ice 5:19
5 A Salty Dog 6:15
6 This Old Dog 4:09


Total time - 36:49

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Jethro Tull AlbumWraps 5

Eight concerts, one blink of the eye. Tull in their glory throughout the seventies. Scrappy little ditties to delight your digital do-hickies.

Jethro Tull 
Essen - Grugahalle (GERMANY - 1972-01-21)
MP3 192

1. My God
2. Thick As A Brick
3. Aqualung
4. To Cry You A Song
5. A New Day Yesterday
6. Cross-Eyed Mary
7. Tomorrow Was Today/Hymn 43/Nothing Is Easy
8. Wind-up
9. Locomotive Breath

This very nice audience recording is from the silver bootleg "Live-Up" (Chapter One Recordings - CO 25114) - it's also knwon as "My God" (Great Dane Records) or "A New Day Yesterday". The Cover art is included!

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Jethro Tull - 1972-07-01 
Surfin' With Don Ho,
Honolulu International center,
Honolulu, HI 

Lineage: unknown 

Taped by: ?? 

Transfered by: ?? 

SQ: vg 

MP3 175

Set List: 

Disc 1: 

1-3. Thick As A Brick 62:08 

Disc 2: 

1. Thick As A Brick (cont.) 18:42 

2. Crosseyed Mary 3:21 

3. A New Day Yesterday 10:33 

4. Aqualung 11:37 

5. Wind Up 15:52 

6. Locomotive Breath (not complete) 1:40 

Total: 123:55

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JETHRO TULL 
DUSSELDORF 26.03.1973 - master

March 26, 1973
Dusseldorf, Germany
Phillipshalle
MP3 128

Disc 1 : Dusseldorf, Philipshalle 26.03.1973 - Part 1 (76:10)

              Thick As A Brick 76:10

Disc 2 : Dusseldorf, Philipshalle 26.03.1973 - Part 2 (54:40)

              Cross-Eyed Mary 9:53

              Aqualung 7:27

              Wind Up 24:55

              Locomotive Breath 9:40

              Wind Up (reprise) 2:45

THE BAND:

Ian Anderson - flute, guitar, and sings

Martin Barre - guitars

John Evan - keyboards

Barrie Barlow - percussion

Jeffrey Hammond - bass, voice

*Original notes

This is more complete (11 minutes longer)

and MUCH better sounding than my previous seed of this show.

Similar musically to the other February and March shows in Germany

that is...

very nice.

I love the shows from this tour.

THE SONGS

You know, these complete Bricks are just incredible.

It's really a shame that no Soundboard recordings exist of any live performance of the 70+ minute long Thick as a Brick.

John's organ solos are fantastic.

The little bits of compositions in the "improv" sections are neat.

The whole danged thing is just mind-blowing.

If you don't have any of the long Brick that they performed from March 1972 - May 1973 get some.

You won't be disappointed.

This one is really good, but the sound quality ain't that hot.

I prefer higher quality sound and later in the tour, after June 1972, though the really early ones are interesting too.

01 Thick as a Brick Pt. 1 76:18

- - - includes Organ and Flute Solo

- - - Quartet

- - - God Rest Ye Merry Gents

- - - News and Weather (CUT - only a very brief fragment is present - in English) 

02 Cross-Eyed Mary and Left Right and Audition 9:53

03 Aqualung 7:28

04 Wind Up and No Rehearsal and Guitar Solo 24:54

05 Locomotive Breath 9:37

16 Wind Up 2:44

TOTAL TIME 2 hours, 11 minutes

*Original Notes

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THE SOUND: not bad at all

MUCH BETTER and MORE COMPLETE

than my previously seeded version

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THE PERFORMANCE:

Another GREAT performance.

The folks in Germany were treated to many special Tull shows.

The band was always a little better, took more risks, in Germany I think.

So was Frank Zappa.

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JETHRO TULL: Buffalo, NY 
September 27, 1975
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
MP3 192

DISC ONE (46:53)
01-Minstrel In The Gallery
02-Wond'ring Aloud/Again
03-To Cry You A Song
04-A New Day Yesterday
05-Flute Improvisation
06-Teacher
07-Skating Away
08-Ladies
09-Drum Solo

DISC TWO (39:45)
01-WarChild
02-Piano & String Quartet
03-Cross-Eyed Mary
04-Thick As A Brick
05-Bungle In The Jungle
06-Aqualung

Ian Anderson: Acoustic Guitar, Flute, Saxophone, Vocals
Martin Barre: Electric & Acoustic Guitars
John Evan: Keyboards
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond: Bass, Vocals
Barriemore Barlow: Drums, Percussion
Accompanied by Female String Quartet

Part 1

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Jethro Tull 
1975-10-09 
Cobo Hall
Detroit, Michigan
MP3 192

Disc 1

1. Introduction
2. Thick As A Brick(Excerpt)
3. Minstrel In The Gallery
4. Wond'ring Aloud
5. To Cry You A Song
6. A New Day Yesterday Incl.Flute Solo/
7. Bouree/
8. Living In The Past(Instrumental)
9. Skating Away...
10. Ladies Incl.Drum Solo(Cuts Off)

Disc 2

1. Warchild Incl.Piano Improvisation
2. Cross-Eyed Mary
3. Bungle In The Jungle Incl.The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His...
4. Aqualung
5. Guitar Solo
6. Wind Up/Backdoor Angels
7. Locomotive Breath/Hard-Headed English General/Backdoor Angels(Reprise)

Musicians;
Ian Anderson - Vocals/Flute/Acoustic Guitar
Martin Barre - Guitar
Jeffrey Hammond - Bass
John Evan - Keyboards
Barriemore Barlow - Drums

*Original Notes
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Jethro Tull 
Empire Theater, Liverpool, England 
February 7, 1977 

Quality : VG
MP3 206

01. Wondr'ing Aloud
02. Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day
03. Jack-In-The-Green
04. Thick As A Brick
05. Songs From The Wood
06. Instrumental
07. To Cry You A Song
08. A New Day Yesterday
09. Flute Solo (God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen & Bourée)
10. Living In The Past
11. Velvet Green

12. Hunting Girl
13. Too Old To Rock 'N' Roll; Too Young To Die
14. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
15. Minstrel In The Gallery
16. Aqualung
17. Guitar Solo
18. Wind-Up
19. Back-Door Angels
20. Wind-Up (Reprise)
21. Locomotive Breath
22. Land Of Hope And Glory/Back-Door Angels (Reprise)

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 Jethro Tull
1977-01-19
Detroit, MI
Masonic Temple

Audience
MP3 128

Band Members:
Ian Anderson - vocals, flute
Martin Barre - guitar
John Glascock - bass
John Evan - keyboards, piano
David Palmer - keyboards, piano
Barriemore Barlow - drums

Setlist:
01. Quartet (cuts in very end)
02. Wondr'ing Aloud (cuts in)
03. Skating Away...
04. Jack-In-The-Green
05. Thick As A Brick
06. Songs From The Wood
07. Conundrum
08. To Cry You A Song
09. A New Day Yesterday (inc. Boure) (cut towards end)
10. Living In The Past (Instrumental, inc. A New Day Yesterday)
11. Velvet Green
12. Hunting Girl
13. Too Old To Rock'N'Roll...
14. Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
15. Minstrel In The Gallery
16. Cross-Eyed Mary
17. Aqualung
18. Guitar Solo (cuts in)
19. Wind-Up ->
20. Back-Door Angels ->
21. Locomotive Breath ->
22. Land Of Hope And Glory ->
23. Back-Door Angels (Reprise)

Length: 112:09

Original Notes: 
JEMS master recording. Excellent sounding recording. This show captures Tull touring in preview of their upcoming album Songs From The Wood which would be released a few weeks after this show.

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Jethro Tull 
Stampede Corral Calgary Alberta Canada
April 15 1979
"A Sweet Dream in Calgary"

Audience recording
MP3 192

Disc 1
1 Intro
2 No Lullaby-Sweet Dream
3 One Brown Mouse
4 Heavy Horses
5 My God-Flute Solo
6 One White Duck inst-Songs From The Wood
7 Dark Ages

Disc 2
1 Flute and Drum Solo
2 Cross Eyed Mary
3 Thick As A Brick
4 Quatrain Inst-Aqualung
5 Locomotive Breath - Dambusters March- Aqualung Reprise

*Original Notes
Sound Quality- I like it it sounds good- (Please see disclaimer)
I'll up samples. It is poorly edited with several songs to a track
mostly small instrumentals tacked on.

I really enjoyed this tour,it was very exciting. Ian entered the
stage and ran over jumped up grabbing a rope. As he pulled
the stage became a ship! Still the big 70's touring band of
Tull

The Band- I believe this is correct- I know Glasscock missed
shows as he was not always well
Ian Anderson
Martin Barre
John Evan
Barrymore Barlow
David Palmer
John Glasscock

Part 2