TheEnforcer3

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Led Zeppelin 1969-05-28 Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA (Audience 2nd Gen)

LED ZEPPELIN BOSTON TEA PARTY BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS(USA) MAY-28-1969 ANALOG 2ND GEN TO DAT KRW_CO TRANSFER SETLIST CD 1 1 As Long As I Have You (With Fresh Garbage Bag's Groove Mockingbird) 2 I Can't Quit You Baby 3 Dazed And Confused (With Move On Down The Line) 4 You Shook Me CD 2 1 Pat's Delight 2 Babe I'm Gonna Leave You 3 How Many More Times (With For Your Love The Hunter And More) 4 Communication Breakdown

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1:31:33

Rush 1982-12-06 Boston Garden, Boston, MASS (Audience Recording - 2 Source Matrix)

Rush Boston Garden, Boston, MASS 1982-12-06 1: beginning of spirit of radio :19 2: spirit of radio 4:12 3: Tom Sawyer 4:51 4: free will 6:08 5: digital man 6:59 6: subdivisions 5:37 7: vital signs (incomplete) 1:54 7: vital signs 5:21 (complete, 2) 8: the camera eye 7:15 (spliced, 2) 9: closer to the heart 3:42 (2) 10: chemistry 5:09 (patched) 11: the analog kid 5:01 (patched) 12: (guitar solo) Broon's Bane > the trees 5:46 (patched) 13: red barchetta 6:51 (patched) 14: the weapon 7:55 15: new world man 4:01 (cuts in) 16: limelight 4:42 17: countdown 6:56 18: 2112: Overture > the temples of Syrinx > Xanadu > La Villa Strangiato medley 11:36 19: in the mood 2:51 20: YYZ with drum solo 9:49 remastered by glasnostrd19 Jan. 24, 2009. comments: this recording had several cuts in it, and some mike chord connection problems in one channel in parts of it, but after some work to fix that as best I could by monoizing some sections of it, and supplementing a second source for 3 tracks, (tracks 7-9) now this sounds like a pretty enjoyable Rush recording. Tracks 10-13 had to be patched (monoized) in several places when the right channel just cut out or had intermittent static for a few seconds. It took alot of work for a couple of (cold and boring) days, but I think I have removed all of that from here so the only "signals" heard are live songs from one of Rush's albums. I think the only 2 songs cut here are spirit of radio and new world man. NWM is missing just a few seconds at the start of it. I have seen alot of Rush posts (most with no sound sample or info about the recorder used for it) and haven't heard alot of Rush in nice quality even from the early 80's. Source 1 is a 1st gen. copy from master tape recorded with a Realistic twinhead stereo mike. not sure about the deck, maybe a Sony D-6 or a Technics model of comparable quality. source 2 is an unknown gen. source, not as close up, and not as crisp but still not too bad either, a rather average quality early 80's Rush audience recording. Between the two sources I still didn't get it all in here, but most of the show is in here and most of the cuts are not very jarring at all, since the better source misses most of vital signs, I included both the partial good one and a complete one from source 2. You can use either one, but remember, don't use both, if you want to maintain the continuity in your recording. unless you want to make a matrix out of that one track. I thought about trying it but leave that option to you. The edit at the beginning of either track 7 will work fine, obviously the end of the incomplete and better version will not be a smooth transition into the next track. the cut in spirit is a rude one and missing a bit of it so rather than try to do a patchjob with it, that's why I put it into the 1st 2 tracks here. it took quite a bit of work to get this thing postable, but I think it was worth it, even though a rather average performance, all but 3 of the songs are recorded up close and have only a little quality variation, mostly from some passage in front of the mikes (not alot of it). this recording has seen some circulation on tape but I don't believe anyone else has posted it. I digitized this when I was just learning how to remaster recordings and decided rather than extract that one, just do it again. new transfer. So I did, and this is the 1st one I've posted of this show. The 1st one came out okay, I think this one is better. thanks to Chris from Ct. (who knows where now?) for making this recording and sharing it with me some 26 years or so ago. most of it sounds quite nice. it sounds better than it ever has now. the bass is not real strong in the mix but it's there, and the guitar and drums and vocals are right there. No dolby, EQ or noise reduction processing was done to this recording, only level balancing and some individual loud clap reduction. It didn't need much clap reduction at all.

1 year ago 125 views

Pink Floyd 1977 Animals Promo and Cover Art Shoot - Battersea Station

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The House of Zeppelin Hair Saloon - Spoof Commercial

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