Back in the ‘60s and ‘70s recordable media was just making its way into households as a consumer electronic device, either an expensive reel-to-reel deck or a convenient cassette recording deck. Just imagine sneaking one of those into a concert these days. More likely, the stealth recorder of choice today would be a mini-disc recorder or your handphone. Small enough to fit your pocket.
But Michael Millard was different. He arrived early at concerts near his home, pulled out a wheelchair from the trunk of his car and proceeded to wheel himself into the arena as an invalid. He managed to secure front row "seats", almost always front and centre. Hidden underneath his wheelchair was a Nakamichi stereo cassette deck hooked up to two high-quality AKG mics. Security guards in those days were probably unaware of such goings on.
His recordings were much sought after for their quality - capturing the expanse of the stage plus the great ambience of the halls. His close proximity eliminated any echo from his recordings. All the instruments recorded right off the front speakers. Plant’s voice is crystal clear. But Millard had a habit of marking his tapes when he copied them for another collector or fan. He would, for instance, lower the levels when transferring the audio to a VHS tape or lower the volume in mid-song when making a cassette copy. It has been said he detested bootleggers who pressed up his recordings onto vinyls or CDs to sell. To that end, he kept a log of all the trades he made with clear indications of what markings he did to the tapes. That way, he knew which of his trades were sent to bootleggers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_MillardHere's the info for the shows included
Pink Floyd
Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA.
26-APR-1975
Millard tape > DAT > CDR(1) > EAC (secure mode) > flac(8)
Disc 1:
1. Raving and Drooling
2. You Gotta Be Crazy
3. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts I-V
4. Have a Cigar
5. Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts VI-IX
Disc 2:
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 and Them
9. Any Colour You Like
10. Brain Damage
11. Eclipse
12. Echoes
This show has been bootlegged (pressed to silvers) as "The Late Great Millard Tapes". The bootleg is not in the linage of this show. I guess you could call this pre-bootleg.
Notes from Mustardpie:
Torrented by The Hirsute Swine at The Traders' Den, 2004.11.28
Torrented by Mustardpie at Easytree, 2004.12.12
reseeded at DimeADozen, 2006.03.24
In the forum on this show at The Traders' Den The Hirsute Swine said that he extracted these files from a CDR with EAC in secure mode. The log files are included in this torrent.
The CDR was made from a DAT that was a copy of a single Millard tape. The original linage listed as MIllard Master > DAT [...] suggests that Millard recorded the DAT--that's not so. "Tape mastered by Millard" would likely be more accurate. This recording is nevertheless a pre-bootleg source with known lineage. As such it should be superior to the various bootlegs made from potentially higher generation sources.
HRV CDR 026 "Cruel but Fair" is made from a Millard tape, but without lineage, and with a piece of the show from Boston filling the tape-flip gap in Have a Cigar. "The Late Great Millard Tapes", Highland HL644/645/646 (3 disk set) is another bootleg of this recording, but of unknown lineage, and files from that bootleg circulating amongst traders may have been remastered and transcoded (see
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.kerr/other_PF.htm). The files in this torrent are more directly straight from the source tapes.
The only file in the original torrent that I have modified this text file. I modified the lineage in the light of information from the poster of the original torrent, and I added these notes. The FLACs, fingerprints and .log files are exactly as I have received them from the original torrent. I offer this torrent here only to share this great recording of a great show to a wider audience. Those who acquired this show from previously can thus easily help seed by adding this info file to their directory.
Artwork included.
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Led Zeppelin
March 27, 1975
The Forum
Inglewood, California
"The End of the Marathon"
1st gen from Millard Master plus alternate source used to fill in the gaps.
Millard Master > DAT > WAV > SHN > WAV > CD-R > EAC > WAV > SHN (MD5 verified) > WAV > FLAC
Alternate source - unknown gen. > SHN > WAV > CD-R > EAC > WAV > SHN (MD5 verified) > WAV > FLAC
Disc 1
1.Introduction
2.Rock and Roll
3.Sick Again
4.Over the Hills and Far Away
5.In My Time of Dying
6.The Song Remains the Same
7.The Rain Song
8.Kashmir
9.Since I've Been Loving You
Disc 2
1.No Quarter
2.Trampled Underfoot
3.Moby Dick
Disc 3
1.Dazed and Confused
2.Stairway to Heaven
3.Whole Lotta Love
4.Black Dog
This was one of the first shows I ever downloaded, back in the heyday of Sharing the Groove. The vague DAT > WAV lineage leaves something to be desired, but I have not seen this show circulate with any more detailed lineage.
All in all this is a decent show overall, and the longest ever version of Dazed, if I recall correctly. This tape is far hissier than EV's Deep Throat, yet I still find the fuller sound superior to the bootleg release.
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Led Zeppelin
The Forum
Inglewood, California
March 25th, 1975
Deep Throat II
Empress Valley
Disc 1 :
1. Introduction
2. Rock And Roll
3. Sick Again
4. Over The Hills And Far Away
5. In My Time Of Dying
6. The Song Remains The Same
7. The Rain Song
8. Kashmir
Disc 2 :
1. No Quarter
2. Trampled Underfoot
3. Moby Dick
Disc 3 :
1. Dazed And Confused
2. Stairway To Heaven
3. Whole Lotta Love (includes Sex Machine)
4. Black Dog
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Led Zeppelin
The Forum
Inglewood, California
June 21, 1977
2 source AUD
1stGenCassette>Remaster>Flac
Analog unknown>DAT>Remaster>Flac - Ten Years Gone snippet only
Remaster Notes - transfered 1st gen Maxell XLII 90s > Nak BX300 > Echo Mia Soundcard > Samplitude
Professional 7.2 @ 24bit 48hz. Speed corrected, slight hiss reduction(using noise samples from each Cassette)
Down sampled to 44.1 hz using soundforge 6 prof with anti-alias.
Samplitude Prof 7.2 with Waves plugins used for EQ & Dynamics @ 24bit used to enhance the sound.
Dithered to 16bit with POW-R
Title: Mike the Mike 6-21-77
CD 1
1. The Song Remains The Same
2. Sick Again
3. Nobody's Fault But Mine
4. Over The Hills And Far Away
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. No Quarter
CD 2
1. Ten Years Gone
2. The Battle Of Evermore
3. Going To California
4. Black Country Woman
5. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
6. White Summer
7. Black Mountain Side
8. Kashmir
9. Over the Top
CD 3
1. Heartbreaker
2. Guitar Solo
3. Achilles Last Stand
4. Stairway To Heaven
5. Whole Lotta Love
6. Rock And Roll
Winston's Notes: I was contacted last summer by an FBO member named Wayne Catalde. He let me know that he had
the Cassettes and I was welcome to remaster them for a future tree as his way of giving back to the
Zep Community. I was honored to do so. I know many of you Zep fans probably have 1/2 dozen versions
of this historic show. The story behind these Cassettes is what makes this so special to me. From
the local tape shop were Mike bought his blanks. A person working there noticed this same guy coming in
and buying up big amounts of blanks. He asked what they were for and Millard told him that he taped concerts.
They became friends and made a deal, Free blanks for Mikes taped shows.
I have listened to alot of "low gen" sources for this show. They all have "Millard Markings" most common
are cuts during No Quarter & Guitar solo. Those 2 songs are complete. Mike would also put in pulse channel
dropouts after his tape flips & and would put silent spots on some of the songs. I guess that is how he
kept track of his trades. These are clean from those "Markings" and they are the best sounding of all the
low gen versions I have heard.
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Band: Led Zeppelin
Date: June 25, 1977
Venue: Forum
Location: Inglewood, California, USA
Lineage: Master>vhs>DAT>>CDR
>.wav>Multi frontend v0.983 beta[Level 6]>Flac
Recordings: Audience
Setlist:
Disc 1
01. The Song Remains the Same
02. The Rover (introduction) / Sick Again
03. Nobody’s Fault But Mine
04. In My Time of Dying
05. Since I’ve Been Loving You
06. No Quarter
Disc 2
01. Ten Years Gone
02. The Battle of Evermore
03. Going To California
04. Black Country Woman/Bron-Y-Aur Stomp
05. White Summer / Black Mountain Side
06. Kashmir
07. Trampled Underfoot
Disc 3
01. Out On the Tiles (introduction) / Moby Dick
02. Guitar solo
03. Achilles Last Stand
04. Stairway To Heaven
05. Whole Lotta Love
06. Communication Breakdown
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Led Zeppelin
The Forum
Inglewood, California
June 27, 1977
AUD
Master>VHS>DAT2>SHN>REMASTER>FLAC
Taper: Mike Millard
Remastering is just a Hobby.. take it and enjoy or just pass on it. The choice is yours.
This version is never meant to be definitive.
Remaster Notes - I got this source from an FBO Download, Thanks to "wizzy" for posting it and "Riverside Productions"
for the initial mastering. The sound was unaltered and sounded "bland" and just really needed to be balanced & beefed up.
I added a few seconds of Plantations after Dancing Days that was missing from another Millard Source. You will be able to
tell the difference of the sources.
Title: Mike the Mike 6-27-77
CD 1
1. The Song Remains The Same
2. Sick Again
3. Nobody's Fault But Mine
4. Over The Hills And Far Away
5. Since I've Been Loving You
6. No Quarter
CD 2
1. Ten Years Gone
2. The Battle Of Evermore
3. Going To California
4. Going Down South
5. Black Country Woman
6. Bron-Yr-Aur Stomp
7. Dancing Days
8. White Summer
9. Black Mountain Side
10 Kashmir
11.Trampled Underfoot
CD 3
1. Over the Top
2. Guitar Solo
3. Achilles Last Stand(cut)
4. Stairway To Heaven
5. Whole Lotta Love
6. Rock And Roll
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Rolling Stones
The Forum
Inglewood, CA
July 9th 1975
Audience
Taper: Mike Millard
Lineage: AKG mics>Naka.550 portable>cassm>cass1(Maxell XLII C90s)>
(playback on Nakamichi deck)>standalone CDR rec.>2CDR4
Notes: I checked all the audio for errors. Fixed a few Digital error's with Soundforge - Nothing lost.
I also checked the audio with FFt and found a small spike around 15000 khz. Surgically EQ'd - Nothing lost
Sound is unaltered. Great sound Quality very little hiss
CD 1
01 [Intro]
02 Honky Tonk Woman
03 All Down The Line
04 If You Can't Rock Me
05 Get Off My Cloud
06 Star Star
07 Gimme Shelter
08 Ain't To Proud To Beg
09 You Gotta Move
10 You Can't Always Get What You Want
11 Happy
12 Tumbling Dice
13 It's Only Rock'n Roll
14 Heartbreaker
CD 2
01 Fingerprint File
02 Angie
03 Wild Horses
04 That's Life
05 Outta Space
06 Brown Sugar
07 Midnight Rambler
08 Rip This Joint
09 Street Fighting Man
10 Jumpin' Jack Flash
11 Sympathy For The Devil
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Rolling Stones
13-JUL-1975
Los Angeles, CA
LA Forum
SQ: EX
Linage: Millard Master > VHS > DAT > CDR(x) > EAC/Flac frontend > flac8
01. Intro Music
02. Honky Tonk Women
03. All Down The Line
04. If You Can't Rock Me/Get Off My Cloud
05. Star Star
06. Gimme Shelter
07. Ain't To Proud To Beg
08. You Gotta Move
09. You Can't Always Get What You
10. Happy (Keith Richards)
11. Tumbling Dice
12. Band Introductions
13. It's Only Rock'n Roll
01. Doo Doo Doo Heartbreaker
02. Fingerprint File
03. Angie
04. Wild Horses
05. That's Life (Billy Preston)
06. It's My Pleasure (Billy Preston)
07. Brown Sugar
08. Midnight Rambler
09. Rip This Joint
10. Street Fighting Man
11. Jumpin' Jack Flash
12. Sympathy For The Devil
Mick Jager - Vocals
Keith Richards - Guitar, Vocals
Ian Stewart - Piano
Billy Preston - Keyboards
Ronny Wood - Guitar
Charlie Watts - Drums
Ollie Brown - Precussion
Phil Wyman - Bass
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LED ZEPPELIN
"GOOD EVENING, THE FORUM"
(NO LABEL)
3/24/75 ST/AUD 8-9
Los Angeles Forum
Inglewood, California
1st.gen.tape>DAT>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC
art included
DISC 1
1. ROCK'n'ROLL (cuts in)
2. SICK AGAIN
3. OVER THE HILLS & FAR AWAY
4. IN MY TIME OF DYING
5. THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
6. THE RAIN SONG
DISC 2
1. KASHMIR
2. NO QUARTER
3. TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT
4. MOBY DICK
DISC 3
1. DAZED & CONFUSED
2. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
3. WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
4. THE CRUNGE
5. BLACK DOG
6. HEARTBREAKER
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
LED ZEPPELIN
"LISTEN TO THIS EDDIE"
(SILVER RARITIES)
6/21/77 ST/AUD 8+
LOS ANGELES FORUM
Inglewood, Forum
matrix#: SIRA CD 14-16
SILVERS>EAC>WAV>FLAC
ART INCLUDED
Disc1
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
SICK AGAIN
NOBODY'S FAULT BUT MINE
OVER THE HILLS & FAR AWAY
SINCE I'VE BEEN LOVING YOU
NO QUARTER
Disc2
TEN YEARS GONE
BATTLE OF EVERMORE
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN
BRON-YR-AUR STOMP
WHITE SUMMER/BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE
KASHMIR
Disc 3
MOBY DICK
HEARTBREAKER
GUITAR SOLO
ACHILLES LAST STAND
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
ROCK & ROLL
__________________________________________________________________________________
Led Zeppelin
The Forum
Inglewood, California
June 21, 1977
1st gen Maxell XLII 90s(Wayne Catalde) > Nak BX300 with Azimuth correction > Tascam DA 30 MKII > Echo Mia Soundcard >
Samplitude Professional 7.2 @ 24bit 48hz. Speed corrected, Down sampled to 44.1 hz using soundforge 6 prof with
anti-alias. Dithered to 16bit with POW-R
Wayne's friend worked in the same Tape shop that Millard bought his blanks from.
These are unmarked unaltered 1stgens from Millards Masters.
Please Note the Winston Remaster Version has more tape in a few places and alittle more on TYG, I used
a M>VHS source to fill in what was missing for the remastered Version.
Ten Years Gone ALT source. I got from Eddie Edwards. Unknown Gen > DAT
All Im posting here is what was on the 1st Gen Cassettes, along with the Alt TYG.
Im posting these as CD files with Cue sheets. I archive everything in flac and did not want to reconvert it WAV
to break it up into tracks and convert it back to FLAC.
EAC - exact audio copy is a free program that will burn this for you with the cuesheet that is provided.
http://www.exactaudiocopy.org/ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LED ZEPPELIN
"FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANYONE WHO WAS MAKING A BOOTLEG"
(NO LABEL)
3/11/75 M/AUD 9
Long Beach Arena
1stgen.>DAT>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC
art included
DISC 1
ANNOUNCEMENT
ROCK 'N' ROLL
SICK AGAIN
OVER THE HILLS & FAR AWAY
IN MY TIME OF DYING
THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME
THE RAIN SONG
DISC 2
KASHMIR
NO QUARTER
TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT
MOBY DICK
DISC 3
DAZED AND CONFUSED
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
BLACK DOG
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Led Zeppelin
"Taking No Prisoners Tonight"
Badgeholders-BH004-01-02-03
1975-03-12 Long Beach Arena-California.
12TH MARCH 1975
Source: Original Silvers>EAC>Wav>Flac
Disc 1:
01 Rock and Roll
02 Sick Again
03 Over the Hills and Far Away
04 In My Time of Dying
05 The Song Remains the Same
06 Rain Song
07 Kashmir
Disc 2:
01 No Quarter
02 Trampled Underfoot
03 Moby Dick
Disc 3:
01 Dazed & Confused (inc, Woodstock )
02 have you seen your mother baby / Stairway to Heaven
03 Whole Lotta Love
04 The Crunge
05 Black Dog
06 Heartbreaker ( Inc, I`m a Man )
Artwork available from:
www.zeppelinart.com Enjoy
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
LED ZEPPELIN
LA 6/25/77
ST/AUD 8
Los Angeles Forum
Inglewood,California
1stgen>DAT>CDR>EAC>WAV>FLAC
***************************************
DISC 1
The Song Remains The Same/Sick Again
Nobody's Fault But Mine
___________
In My Time Of Dying (medley)
Rip It Up
In My Time Of Dying
You Shook Me
In My Time Of Dying (reprise)
____________
Since I've Been Loving You
No Quarter
.....................................................
DISC 2
TEN YEARS GONE
BATTLE OF EVERMORE
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
BLACK COUNTRY WOMAN
BRON-YR-AUR STOMP
WHITE SUMMER/BLACK MOUNTAIN SIDE
KASHMIR
TRAMPLED UNDERFOOT
.....................................................
DISC 3
MOBY DICK
GUITAR SOLO
ACHILLES LAST STAND
STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN
WHOLE LOTTA LOVE
COMMUNICTION BREAKDOWN
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Led Zeppelin
Out Thru The Backdoor
Exile Records - CD4016
Polar Studios Nov-Dec 1977-78
Original silver>wav>Flac
Artwork/coverscans included
From the collection of: Chunga NY
The date on the back of the cd claims the recordings are from Polar Studios Stockholm,windsor 9/24/80 which is incorrect.I've found conflicting dates on various websites for this material.The sound on this is a solid 10.
**DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR OTHER NON LOSSLESS FORMATS...DO NOT POST OR SHARE THIS WITHOUT INCLUDING THE TEXT FILE OR SELL IT TO ANYONE...DO PASS THIS AROUND TO ANYONE INTERESTED IN A COPY...
01 Carouselambra Instrumental (take 1)
02 Wearing And Tearing
03 Fool In The Rain (take 1)
04 In The Evening
05 Southbound Suarez
06 Darlene
07 Fool In The Rain (take 2)
08 Carouselambra (take 2)
09 Hot Dog
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Robert Plant
The King Biscuit Flower Hour
Broadcast Vinyl Stereo Transfer by jameskg
Broadcast Dates:
1984.01.29 (Part 1)
1984.02.05 (Part 2)
Performance Dates:
September 20, 1983 The Summit, Houston, TX
September 21, 1983 Frank Erwin Center, Austin, TX
September 22, 1983 Reunion Arena, Dallas, TX
EX+ Broadcast Vinyl > Stanton 680EL > Technics SL-1200MK2 >
Behringer EuroDesk Pre-Amp > ASI4215 > WAV > FLAC8
Vocals: Robert Plant
Guitar: Robbie Blunt & Bob Mayo
Bass : Paul Martinez
Keys : Jezz Woodroffe & Bob Mayo
Drums : Phil Collins
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CD1 - 1984.01.29 Broadcast (sides A, B & C)
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In The Mood
Pledge Pin
Messin' With The Mekon
Worse Than Detroit
Moonlight In Samosa
Fat Lip
Two Step
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CD2 - 1984.02.05 Broadcast (sides A, B & C)
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Other Arms
Horizontal Departure
Pledge Pin
Slow Dancer
Like I've Never Gone
Big Log
Burning Down One Side
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CD3 - Rare "D" Sides - Broadcast versions - no announcer
--------------------------------------------------------
In The Mood
Big Log
This is a four album set of vinyl broadcast discs used to distribute the King Biscuit Flower Hour to radio stations affiliates in the USA for weekly broadcasts. Long sought after by Zeppelin & Plant fans alike, only part of this short series has been available from the broadcast tapes until now. The quality you'll hear here surpasses that of previous "leaks" of the SBD material, especially the definition of the high frequencies.
Does anybody remember.... dynamics? The range on this recording is spectacular - nice and open - no clipping.
Absolutely ZERO compression, limiting or EQ applied to this transfer. This is CLEAN.
The only thing I did to this was meticulously remove any noticeable pops or crackles. I did NOT just run a generic pop filter on the entire set of audio, as that usually harms the recording in an unpleasant way.
This set runs as the broadcast did, with one exception: I removed all but one Honda Shadow commercial (they were all exactly the same and played at EVERY break). All other commercials are left in place. This entire transfer is precisely tracked so you can easily skip parts you don't want to hear. There are 43 tracks total, filling 3CDs:
01 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Bill Minkin - Introduction.flac
02 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Honda Shadow.flac
03 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Budweiser 1.flac
04 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - In The Mood.flac
05 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Pledge Pin.flac
06 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Levis Blue Jeans.flac
07 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Budweiser 2.flac
08 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Bill Minkin.flac
09 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Messin With The Mekon.flac
10 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Good Evening Plantations.flac
11 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Worse Than Detroit.flac
12 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Plantations.flac
13 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Moonlight In Samosa.flac
14 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Bill Minkin.flac
15 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Budweiser 3.flac
16 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Bill Minkin.flac
17 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Fat Lip.flac
18 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Two Step.flac
19 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Bill Minkin.flac
20 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - Budweiser 4.flac
21 - CD1 - 1984.01.29 - Part 1 - End Credits.flac
22 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin - Introduction.flac
23 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Budweiser 5.flac
24 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin.flac
25 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Other Arms.flac
26 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Horizontal Departure.flac
27 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Pledge Pin.flac
28 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin.flac
29 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Budweiser 6.flac
30 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin.flac
31 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Plant and Band Introductions.flac
32 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Slow Dancer.flac
33 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Like Ive Never Been Gone.flac
34 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin.flac
35 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Budweiser 7.flac
36 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Bill Minkin.flac
37 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Big Log.flac
38 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - Burning Down One Side.flac
39 - CD2 - 1984.02.05 - Part 2 - End Credits.flac
40 - CD3 - 1984.01.29 - Bonus! - Side D - In The Mood (pre-broadcast).flac
41 - CD3 - 1984.02.05 - Bonus! - Side D - Big Log (pre-broadcast).flac
42 - CD3 - 1984.01.29 - Bonus! - Radio Promo for Part 1.flac
43 - CD3 - 1984.02.05 - Bonus! - Radio Promo for Part 2.flac
Also included are hi-res scans of one of the four records, the accompanying documentation - cue sheets, scripts and a letter to the radio station program directors from David Knight, the producer of the show.
This set was rescued from a record store by Krambo199 with real money. The album covers are plain white (since this set was meant to be played once for broadcast and discarded) and the price sticker from the record shop is intact. Without disclosing what he paid, let me assure you that Krambo199 is being very generous in offering this to the community for free - especially since it is so rare. From what I can tell, this is the first time it has been available in full, including the "D" sides that feature cuts mastered for broadcast in regular rotation, outside the King Biscuit show.
Enjoy!
Broadcast vinyl provided by Krambo199
Transferred with care and cleaned up by jameskg
2006.7.21
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