June 28, 2014
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN & The E Street Band - The Paramount Theatre Portland, Oregon - 06/24/1978
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
1978-06-24
The Paramount Theatre
Portland, Oregon
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
CD 1:
01. Badlands
02. Night
03. Spirit In The Night
04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town
05. For You
06. The Promised Land
07. Prove It All Night
08. Racing In The Street
09. Thunder Road
10. Jungleland
CD 2:
01. Paradise By The C
02. Fire
03. Adam Raised A Cain
04. Mona
05. She's The One
06. Growin' Up
07. Backstreets
08. Sad Eyes
09. Rosalita
CD 3:
01. The Promise
02. Born To Run
03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
04. Quarter To Three
Bonus Tracks
1979-01-01
Ricjfield Coliseum
Cleveland, OH
05. For You
06. Saint In The City
07. Santa Claus is Coming to Town
08. I Fought the Law
09. The Fever
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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - The Village Nightclub Lancaster, PA - 06/21/1984
Bruce Springsteen
1984-06-21
The Village Nightclub
Lancaster, PA
Soundboard Recording
01. Out In The Street
02. Prove It All Night
03. Glory Days
04. Hungry Heart
05. Dancing In The Dark
06. Rosalita
Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Soundboard -> Cassette (Generation Unknown) -> Wav -> SoundForge 6.0 -> Flac
Notes:
This is a nice novelty show for any Bruce fan...very short but complete.
The gig took place at a small nightclub in downtown Lancaster called The Village, which still stands and operates today. Bruce and the band had been
gearing up for what would become the monstrous 'Born In The USA' tour. While there was no formal announcement of this gig, word spread that Bruce was
showing up for a brief "practice" show at The Village...and he did not let the 500 or so locals down. The show is indeed short (33 minutes) but it is complete
and packs a nice punch. The mix is a bit odd but the recording is pretty clean with some minor tape fluctuations here and there. The real oddity here is that Max
Weinberg is playing a drum machine(!!!) and the synth (Danny F?) is quite loud in spots, which gives this show a cheesy sound at times. While this critique might
sound like I'm trying to deter you from downloading this, I'm simply giving my humble opinion of what to expect...it's still a great nugget from mid-80's Bruce.
I recieved this show a few years back in a trade. While I always enjoyed it, I found my original disc to be very slow. So, for this torrent, I took it upon myself
to correct the pitch using SoundForge 6.0, giving this a much-needed speed correction.
I've created artwork which is in the file and added an mp3 sample as well.
Hope everyone enjoys this one.
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LED ZEPPELIN - The Forum Los Angeles, CA - 06/25/1977
June 25, 1977
The Forum
Los Angeles, CA
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. The Rover / Sick Again
03. Nobody's Fault But Mine
04. In My Time Of Dying
05. Since I've Been Loving You
06. No Quarter
07. Ten Years Gone
08. The Battle Of Evermore
09. Going To California
10. Black Country Woman
11. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
12. White Summer
13. Black Mountain Side
14. Kashmir
15. Trampled Underfoot
16. Out On The Tiles / Moby Dick
17. Guitar Solo
18. Achilles Last Stand
19. Stairway To Heaven
20. Whole Lotta Love
21. Communication Breakdown
What an incredible show, and Jimmy in particular is playing some of the best guitar of the tour! The entire band is in a no nonsense mood, playing the best they can. No Quarter and Ten Years Gone are beautiful and Achilles Last Stand and Stairway To Heaven are exquisite. Jimmy's solo in Trampled Underfoot is one of the best he's ever done on that song and the funky Communication Breakdown encore caps what is probably one the best of the six LA Forum shows.
The band returns for their fourth night at The Forum and it's evident that some of the initial frenzy has worn off as the show gets underway. Page's playing is very loose during The Song Remains the Same, almost to a fault at times. Plant once again mentions the Badge Holders before Nobody's Fault But Mine. Page shreds wildly through an excellent guitar solo. As the song ends, Plant tells the crowd "we intend to try and put as much gusto as possible into a saturday night for ya." The band's final performance of In My Time of Dying features a short impromptu rendition of Rip it Up during Plant's "oh my Jesus" break. Page is on fire during a powerful Since I've Been Loving You, his fingers tear across the fretboard in a furious cascade of notes during the guitar solo. No Quarter features an excellent blues improvisation during Jones's piano solo. Page blazes through an epic guitar solo.
A woman near the taper can be heard shouting "and did you know that it is against the law to rock and roll in the United States of America?" as The Battle of Evermore comes to a close. Plant introduces Going to California as "the search for the Badge Holder." The walls of the arena quake under the power of Bonzo's thunderous fills near the end of Kashmir. The band hammers through an aggressive Trampled Underfoot, which is dedicated to Robert Johnson. Page shreds through a somewhat erratic guitar solo. Bonzo is introduced as "the mainstay of the whole driving force behind sleeping with Led Zeppelin" before a marathon Over the Top. The band pummels the crowd with a frantic Achilles Last Stand. Plant hints at Communication Breakdown before Stairway to Heaven, which features an amazing guitar solo from Page. As the band returns to the stage, Plant announces "Led Zeppelin salutes a permanent Badge Holder" after greeting groupie Lori Maddox. Whole Lotta Love is preceded by a funky intro. The band closes the show with an explosive Communication Breakdown, its first and only appearance in 1977.
The tape is yet another excellent Mike Millard recording. Very clear and well-balanced, if a bit hissy at times.
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JIMMY PAGE Vs ALBERT LEE – Who Rocks It Better
Jimmy Page Vs Albert Lee – Who Rocks It
Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes, England, 1968.
Band:
Keith De Groot – Vocals
Big Jim Sullivan – Guitar
Chris Hughes – Sax
John Paul Jones – Bass
Nicky Hopkins – Piano
Clem Cattini – Drums
Albert Lee – Guitar
Jimmy Page – Guitar
Tracklist:
01. Burn Up 05:49
02. Everything I Do Is Wrong 02:52
03. Think It Over 02:31
04. Dixie Fried 02:23
05. Fabulous 02:23
06. Lonely Weekends 02:23
07. Boll Weevil Song 02:06
08. Rave On 02:06
09. One Long Kiss 09:46
10. Lovin’ Up A Storm 02:11
11. Livin’ Lovin’ Wreck 02:11
12. Down The Line 02:19
13. Breathless 02:39
14. Everyday 02:31
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Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes, England, 1968.
Band:
Keith De Groot – Vocals
Big Jim Sullivan – Guitar
Chris Hughes – Sax
John Paul Jones – Bass
Nicky Hopkins – Piano
Clem Cattini – Drums
Albert Lee – Guitar
Jimmy Page – Guitar
Tracklist:
01. Burn Up 05:49
02. Everything I Do Is Wrong 02:52
03. Think It Over 02:31
04. Dixie Fried 02:23
05. Fabulous 02:23
06. Lonely Weekends 02:23
07. Boll Weevil Song 02:06
08. Rave On 02:06
09. One Long Kiss 09:46
10. Lovin’ Up A Storm 02:11
11. Livin’ Lovin’ Wreck 02:11
12. Down The Line 02:19
13. Breathless 02:39
14. Everyday 02:31
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