Wiiner Photo Walpaper

Yes: Perpetual Change. (Hiwatt :: YS 001)
Recorded Live at Yale Bowl, New Haven, Connecticut, USA - July 24, 1971.
Excellent Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

01. Yours Is No Disgrace
02. Your Move
03. Ive Seen All Good People
04. The Clap
05. Classical Gas
06. Perpetual Change
07. America * (recorded live in Berlin June 5, 1971)

*** The Yes Album Tour ***

Personnel: Jon Anderson :: Bill Bruford :: Steve Howe :: Tony Kaye :: Chris Squire.

Notes: - Sources: July 24, 1971; Yale Bowl, New Haven, Conn. June 5, 1971; Sportpalast, Berlin. Quality: Sup (Ex) What a wonderful surprise! From out of nowhere comes this soundboard recording of the Yes Album lineup live in 1971. The bonus tracks (attributed on the sleeve to Berlin '71) aren't quite up to the same standard as the New Haven material, but are nevertheless also soundboard. This one comes _highly_ recommended.- -The Hedonist- ····· - This version of 'America' is somewhere between that on the "Looking Around" CD and the "Yesterdays" version we all know and love, in that the arrangement is old (old intro, 'toss me a cigarette' verse, no bass solo, etc.), but Steve Howe is unmistakably the guitarist here. -Tom-.

Jeff Beck feat. Rod Stewart & Ron Wood: Tour de Force. (??? :: GS71768)
Recorded Live at LuAnne's, Dallas, TX, USA - July 17, 1968 .
Soundboard :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

01. You Shook Me
02. Let Me Love You
03. I Can't Hold Out
04. Beck's Boogie
05. Sweet Little Angel
06. Shapes of Things
07. Hi Ho Silver Lining
08. Beck's Bolero
09. Rock My Plimsoul
10. Oh Pretty Woman
11. Morning Dew
12. Mother's Old Rice Pudding
13. The Sun is Shining
14. I Ain't Superstitious

Personnel: Jeff Beck: Guitar :: Rod Stewart: Voice & rhythm guitar :: Ron Wood: Bass :: Mickey Waller: Drums.

Notes: This is a mint, low-gen tape of a blistering performance of the Jeff Beck Group in their prime.<-(Info taken from original nfo file).

Queen: Prayers For The Races. (Wardour-059)
Recorded Live at Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, UK - May 30, 1977.
Very Good Soundboard Recording :: Bootleg Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

Disc 1
01. A Day At The Races Intro
02. Tie Your Mother Down
03. Ogre Battle
04. White Queen
05. Somebody To Love
06. Killer Queen
07. Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
08. The Millionaire Waltz
09. You're My Best Friend
10. Bring Back That Leroy Brown
11. Death On Two Legs
12. Sweet Lady
13. Brighton Rock

Disc 2
01. 39
02. You Take My Breath Away
03. White Man
04. Prophet's Song
05. Bohemian Rhapsody
06. Keep Yourself Alive
07. Stone Cold Crazy
08. In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited
09. Now I'm Here
10. Liar
11. I'm A Man
12. Jailhouse Rock
13. God Save The Queen

*** A Day at the Races Tour ***

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

Notes: This show in Glasgow is considered to be one of the legendary Queen concerts. Glasgow audiences are famous for forcing bands to rise to the occasion and deliver stellar performances and Queen don’t disappoint with a tight, energetic and charismatic performance. The tape used was first pressed on silver many years ago on A Day At The Apollo (Gypsy Eye GE 145/146). The sound is a bit distant but very clear and enjoyable. Gypsy Eye used a tape that had intentional cuts in “Keep Yourself Alive” and cut out during “Jailhouse Rock” eliminating “God Save The Queen.” Wardour use the same tape but also a second generation copy sounding a bit more dull to fill in the twenty second gap in “Keep Yourself Alive” from 1:06 to 1:26 and cuts in again 1:28 into “Jailhouse Rock” offering the final four minutes of and “God Save The Queen.” The edits are competent (except for the when the lower generation cuts back in “Keep Yourself Alive” which is very abrupt). The virtue is that Wardour offer, for the first time on silver, the complete show.<-(Info taken from original nfo file).

The Who: Gutter Punks At A Warehouse. (Hiwatt :: SCWH-001)
Recorded Live at The Warehouse, New Orleans, USA - November 29, 1971.
Soundboard Recording :: Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps.

01. Baba O'Riley
02. Bargain
03. Behind Blue Eyes
04. Won't Get Fooled Again
05. Baby Don't You Do It
06. Magic Bus
07. Overture
08. Amazing Journey
09. Sparks
10. Pinball Wizard
11. See Me, Feel Me
12. My Generation

Personnel: Roger Daltrey :: Pete Townshend :: John Entwistle :: Keith Moon .

Notes: Sound-board. This was the first of 2 successive nights at "The Warehouse" and 5th show over-all of the 2nd leg of the 1971 U.S tour. PT refers to the venue as "...when we first toured the States, this is the kind of places we played in and uh, it's the first electric factory, Kinetic Circus type pisshole we've played for a good long time....don't be over-awed by my big boots or Roger's swinging microphone or his patched trousers, he's only an ordinary punk from the gutter". Magic Bus fades in with RD's harmonica playing and fades out early towards the end. Once again, very nice packaging from the folks at "Hiwatt". The cover is a laminate with a picture cardboard inner sleeve. The sound quality in my opinion is a bit "trebly" and dull sounding in the begining half of the disc but consists of a decent performance. Baba O'Riley, Bargain,Behind Blue Eyes, Won't Get Fooled Again Baby Don't Do It(sic Baby Don't You Do It), Magic Bus, Overture, Amazing Journey, Sparks, Pinball Wizard, See Me, Feel Me, My Generation. -Rockin Rons-.