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Rush: Timeless Wavelenght Platinum Edition. (Digital Reproductions :: DR 20280-9)
Recorded Live at Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas, USA - February 02, 1980.
Excellent Audience Recording :: CDR/s :: MP3 CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. 2112
02. Freewill
03. Bytor And The Snowdog
04. Xanadu
05. The Spirit of Radio
06. Natural Science
07. A Passage To Bangkok
08. The Trees

Disc 2
01. Cygnus X-1
02. Hemispheres
03. Closer To The Heart
04. Beneath, Between and Behind
05. Jacob's Ladder
06. Working Man
07. Finding My Way
08. Anthem
09. Bastille Day
10. In The Mood
11. Drum Solo
12. La Villa Strangiato

*** The Permanent Waves Tour ***

Personnel: Geddy Lee :: Alex Lifeson :: Neil Peart.

Notes: This is a great show in all respects... Sound Quality, Setlist, and Performance. Here are the details about the source: Master Cassette > HiFi VHS > DAT > CDR (via digital transfer). As Digital Dan mentions above, a "1st Gen" copy has been floating around for quite sometime, but this new source sounded much clearer and had more dynamic range than the aforementioned. This show was taped by the same person who taped the Rush Hollywood '77 show. That source also had a nice warmth to the sound just like this Ft. Worth '80 source. We owe everything to this guy for making such great recordings!! I hope everyone will enjoy this Platinum Edition as I will for many years to come. (Audio - 8) Review by LeeGeddy. <-(Info taken from digitalrushexperience.com).

Requested by Jorge.

Queen: Teo Torriatte. (Tarantura :: TCDQ-6-1,2)
Recorded Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan - February 17, 1981.
Excellent Audience Recording (Mr. Peach) :: Silver CD/s :: MP3 CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. SE
02. We Will Rock You
03. Let Me Entertain You
04. Play The Game
05. Mustapha
06. Death On Two Legs
07. Killer Queen
08. I'm In Love With My Car
09. Get Down Make Love
10. Rock It
11. Save Me
12. Now I'm Here
13. Everybody All Right
14. Dragon Attack
15. Now I'm Here (Reprise)
16. Love Of My Life

Disc 2
01. Keep Yourself Alive
02. Drum Solo
03. In The Death Cell
04. Execution Of Flash
05. Guitar Solo
06. Sakura Sakura
07. Guitar Solo
08. Vultan's Theme
09. Battle Theme
10. Flash's Theme
11. The Hero
12. Crazy Little Thing Called Love
13. Bohemian Rhapsody
14. Tie Your Mother Down
15. Another One Bites The Dust
16. Sheer Heart Attack
17. Teo Torriatte
18. We Will Rock You
19. We Are The Champions
20. God Save The Queen
21. Announcement

*** 1981 Japan Tour ***

Personnel: Freddie Mercury :: Brian May :: Roger Taylor :: John Deacon.

Notes: Teo Torriatte is a Mr. Peach recording of the February 17th, 1981 Budokan show. the sound quality is superb.<-(Info taken from original info file).

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Slayer - Devil's Desciples. (Kiss The Stone :: KTS124)
Recorded Live at Monster Of Rock, Donington Park, England - August 22, 1992.
Soundboard Recording -> Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & flac.

01. Hell Awaits~The Antichrist
02. South Of Heaven
03. Silent Scream
04. Dead Skin Mask
05. Seasons In The Abyss
06. War Ensemble
07. Mandatory Suicide~Raining Blood~Angel Of Death

Led Zeppelin: Bourbon Street Renegades. (Empress Valley Supreme Disc 2006)
Recorded Live at Municipal Auditorium, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA - May 14, 1973.
Soundboard w/audience patches /3CD/ & audience /3CD/ :: Silver CD/s :: MP3 CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

Disc 1
01. Rock And Roll
02. Celebration Day
03. Black Dog
04. Over The Hills And Far Away
05. Misty Mountain Hop
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter

Disc 2
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. The Rain Song
03. Dazed And Confused

Disc 3
01. Stairway To Heaven
02. Moby Dick
03. Heartbreaker
04. Whole Lotta Love
05. Communication Breakdown

Disc 4
01. Rock And Roll
02. Celebration Day
03. Black Dog
04. Over The Hils And Far Away
05. Misty Mountain Hop
06. Since I've Been Loving You
07. No Quarter

Disc 5
01. The Song Remains The Same
02. The Rain Song
03. Dazed And Confused

Disc 6
01. Stairway To Heaven
02. Moby Dick
03. Heartbreaker
04. Whole Lotta Love
05. Communication Breakdown

*** Led Zeppelin North American Tour 1973 ***

Personnel: Jimmy Page :: John Paul Jones :: Robert Plant :: John Bonham.

Notes: This title from EV is a 6CD set, the first three of which largely feature the now familiar soundboard recording, and the remaining three of which entirely feature the newly surfaced audience recording. There is nothing wrong with this title itself. The soundboard as featured in the title is actually an upgrade over that featured in the past titles, since it especially has nice fatter bottom ends. On the other hand, the audience recording is truly a wonderful newly find! It is very dynamic and atmospheric and is thus generally more enjoyable than the soundboard which, as upgraded, is still somewhat thin and dry. The audience tape should, and I’m sure will, be an essential item for any serious collector. On the front of the package of the title, a rare color picture of all the four members of the band standing in casual styles on the Bourbon Street is printed, which adds some value for our collection (, although it looks like a shot in ’77 rather than in ’73). On the inner sides of the package, there printed are two black & white pictures of Jimmy on stage, both of which look standard in terms of his postures and attires on the '73 U.S. tour but may be rare.

However, when I compare this EV title with Winston Remasters' recent matrix title called “New Orleans May 14th 1973”, it has become difficult to assess its real value. On Disc 1, EV filled the beginning of the show (up to the start of Jimmy's guitar solo in "Rock And Roll") with the audience tape, just like WR did, because it is missing in the soundboard. The quality of the soundboard is not very different as between the two titles. Actually, WR title has less hiss noises than EV's. As the color pictures of what seem to be the master cassette tapes are shown on the back cover of the EV title, I suppose that it is true that EV used the master tapes in producing its audience tape version. However, the quality of the audience tape is again not very different as between the two titles. Rather, EV's version has more noticeable hiss noises than WR's, especially because EV amplified the audio. (In addition, WR seems to have made some noise reduction efforts artificially, without muffling the sound very much.) Unlike WR, however, EV did not dare to fill the apparent gap which exists in the audience tape close to the end of "The Rain Song" (probably due to the tape change). Overall, therefore, some people, like myself, may feel more comfortable and enjoyable when they listen to cleaner WR's title rather than EV's. However, it would not be bad to have the pressed CD versions of the upgraded soundboard and the newly surfaced wonderful audience recording, with this title from EV marketed with the nice package. - Review By Takemi Hiramatsu.<-(Info taken from original info file).