The Ultimate Bootleg Experience

(FM broadcast FLAC)
Lineage: 2nd gen from FM broadcast>M-audio sound card>wav>flac
01. Slap and Tickle02. Touching Me, Touching You03. Slightly Drunk04. Pulling Mussels From a Shell05. Hop, Skip and Jump06. Another Nail in My Heart07. Cool For Cats08. The Mess Around09 I Think I'm Go-Go (cuts)10. Misadventure11. It's So Dirty12. Goodbye Girl13. encore break14. Up the Junction15. There at the Top
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(Audience FLAC)
Credit to KRW_CO
LINEAGE AUDIENCE ANALOG FIRST GENERATION TO DAT ARTIE SOURCE TO CDR KRW TRANSFER TO EAC TO TLH FLAC LEVEL 8
JIMMY PAGE GUITAR JOHN BONHAM DRUMS JOHN PAUL JONES BASS KEYBOARDS ROBERT PLANT VOCALS
CD 1 01 Immigrant Song 02 Heartbreaker (With Bourrée) 03 Since I've Been Loving You 04 Out On The Tiles (intro)Black Dog 05 Dazed And Confused (With Stones Jam Hendrix Jam Mars The Bringer Of War) 06 Stairway To Heaven 07 Celebration Day 08 That's The Way
CD 2 01 Going To California 02 What Is And What Should Never Be 03 Moby Dick 04 Whole Lotta Love (With Boogie Chillen' My Baby Left Me Mess O' Blues You Shook Me) 05 Communication Breakdown (With Bass solo) 06 Organ Solo/Thank You 07 Rock And Roll
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HAMMERSMITH

01 Ride across the river
02 Expresso love
03 One world
04 Romeo and Juliet
05 Private investigations
06 Sultans of swing (cut)
07 Jam (Dallas rag)
08 Why worry
09 Walk of life
10 Two young lovers (A)
11 Cocaine (A)
12 Money for nothing
13 Dancing with me baby (B)
14 I'm back (B)
15 Tunnel of love
16 Brothers in arms
17 Solid rock
18 Further on up the road (A)
19 Going home (C)

(A) Guest player: Eric Clapton
(B) Guest player: Paul Young
(C) Guest player: Hank B. Marvin

Additional comments:
Very good audience recording sound and some rare songs and three special guests. With covers.
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(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
CD-R obtained in trade years ago, verified lossless via Spectro.

01 I Don't Want Your Love
02 Hungry Like The Wolf
03 Do You Believe In Shame?
04 Maximum Big Surprise (Election Day - Some Like It Hot)
05 All She Wants Is / Planet Earth
06 A View To A Kill
07 The Chauffeur
08 Palomino
09 Girls On Film / Notorious
10 Is There Something I Should Know?
11 Wild Boys
12 Save A Prayer
13 Get It On

Bonus Tracks: Arsenio Hall Show, Los Angeles, California, USA 1989
14 Girls On Film
15 Do You Believe In Shame?

Comments:
The only problem here is that there are a couple of female broadcasters here who refuse to shut up. They blab, and blab, and blab all the way thru this recording. Sometimes they even talk over some of the songs. They just refuse to shut up. The audio is awesome, though. Well worth adding to your collection. The two bonus tracks from the Arsenio Hall Show are pretty rare, too. BONUS!!!

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(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
master tape(tdk sad90)>technics rs-t36r>r9(line in)>2gb memory card>pc>audition>cd wav>tlh(flac 8)

01 - Dj Intro
02 - Introduction
03 - Short Fuze
04 - Green Onions
05 - When A Guitar Plays The Blues
06 - Mrs. Pressure
07 - Peter Gunn
08 - Dj Break
09 - Chicago Smoke Shop
10 - Blues In E
11 - Hey Joe
12 - Foxy Lady
13 - Messiah Theme
14 - Dj Out

Notes:
the source of this tape is thrilled to share this copy and said its the one used to record the excellent fm broadcast it sounds bright and full and smokes throughout the show. the only place one notices any hiss is during the dj comments, which have been cut into their own tracks. the two sides were spliced during foxy lady, so their is a slight cut there
as it was flipped on the fly. dont let that deter you from this wonderful show that turned out being ray's swan song in chicago and one of the final performances of his all too brief career. 9-9.5/10 part of the unconcert series. this source was broadcast 1985, sometime after the concert had already been held.

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(DVDfull pro-shot DL/mp3@256)
Alice Cooper's Halloween Night of FearAlexander Palace
Lineage:Pro shot (HD 16.9)>Digital Satellite>component video cables and optical Audio cable>Hauppage HD PVR 1228>USB 2.0>PC>Arcsoft tme to capture>m2ts>Videoredo>Womble
Video Mpeg2 resolution 720x576 PAL frame rate 25 bit rate 7634kbps aspect ratio 16.9
audio dolby AC3 bitrate 384kbs sample rate 48khz 2 channels
Menu and Chapters
Vincent Price intro 01.The Black Widow 02.Brutal Planet 03.I'm Eighteen 04.Under My Wheels 05.Billion Dollar Babies 06.No More Mr. Nice Guy 07.Hey Stoopid 08.Is It My Body 09.Halo of Flies (with drum solo)10.I'll Bite Your Face Off 11.Muscle of Love 12.Only Women Bleed (Orianthi guitar solo as intro)13.Cold Ethyl 14.Feed My Frankenstein 15.Clones (We're All) 16.Poison 17.Wicked Young Man 18.Killer 19.I Love the Dead 20.School's Out
Encore:21.Elected 22.Fire (with Arthur Brown)
Running Time 1hr 40 min
Notes:Broadcast Sky Arts HD 31st Oct 2011
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(WXRT-FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
FM > ? > Flac
01 Bought & Sold
02 Garbage Man
03 Secret Agent
04 A Million Miles Away
05 Shadow Play
06 Country Mile
07 Tattoo'd Lady
08 Sea Cruise
09 Bullfrog Blues (fades out to DJ outro)

Edit Notes:
TLH>Audition3/iZotope>TLH>flac6
-interference from 3k-7k reduced
-increased gain by ~5db
-flat/dead spots patched
-retracked

There was a terrible buzz from 3k-7k almost thru the whole broadcast, which was reduced, but still present in quieter spots to a less degree. The gain was low by approx 5db.

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(Soundboard FLAC)

Funky Headquarters

Rory Gallagher - guitar, vocals
Lou Martin - keyboards
Gerry McAvoy - bass
Rod de'Ath - drums

Quality: vg+/ex- SBD
Source: SBD> trade ??unknown generations?? cassette tape> CDR> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Artwork, Transfer, & Mastering: The Cheeb (USA) from JAJ's tape. Thank you!! (Funky Headquarters - September 1972 boot CDR, The Cheeb artwork)
(Cheebs artwork contains pictures (as artwork) from the 7/20/72 concert/performance)

Disc 1 (70:14m):
01 Used To Be
02 I Should've Learnt My Lesson
03 When you'll Be Mine
04 Goin' To My Hometown
05 In Your Town
06 Bullfrog Blues

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(KSAN FM broadcast FLAC)

Sound Rating: A-

Lineage:
FM>?>Trade CD-R>EAC (Secure)>WAV>FLAC Frontend 1.1>FLAC

Station ID hidden within. Uncensored comments by Grace.

Paul Kantner (vocals, guitars),
Marty Balin (vocals),
Jack Casady (Bass),
Jorma Kaukonen (guitars, vocals),
Joey Covington (percussion),
Grace Slick (vocals).

01. Have You Seen the Saucers
02. Crown of Creation
03. Somebody to Love
04. Mexico
05. Up or Down
06. Whatever the Old Man Wants
07. Emergency
08. Wooden Ships
09. Bludgeon of a Bluecoat
10. Greasy Heart
11. You Wear Your Dresses Too Short
12. We Can Be Together
13. Volunteers

One 80 min Disc. Total Time:76:37

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(Soundboard FLAC)
Suny Athlethic Field, Stony Brook, NY
Lineage:SBD>UnknownGenerations>CDR>Trade>EAC>FLACSome Tape Warble during 3/5 Of A Mile In Ten SecondsMuch interesting stage banter
Disc One01. Volunteers02. Someody To Love03. The Other Side Of This Life04. Mexico05. Come Back Baby06. White Rabbit07 . 3/5m Of A Mile In Ten Seconds08. Crown Of Creation09. Good Sheperd
Disc Two01. Jam02. Have You Seen The Saucers03. We Can Be Together04. Volunteers05. The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil
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(Soundboard FLAC)
MEN'S GYMNASIUM
Lineage:Sb Reel Master > Unknown Lineage > Cassette > M-Audio Transit > Cool Edit > Cd Wave Editor > Traders Little Helper > Flac
Cd 1set101-Other Side Of This Life (Cuts In)02-Get Together03-She Has Funny Cars04-White Rabbit05-Let Me In06-Today07-Young Girl Sunday Blues (Cuts Out)08-Somebody To Love
set209-Tuning/Talk10-Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil
Cd 201-Tobacco Road02-Runnin' 'Round This World03-And I Like It >04-Jam05-Won'T You Try/Saturday Afternoon06-Come Back Baby07-Tuning/Talk08-White Rabbit (Cut In The Middle)09-It'S No Secret (Cuts Out)
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(Audience FLAC)
Pori Jazz, Kirjurinluoto Arena
Lineage:Digital-Audience-RecordingOlympus LS-11 (internal mics)>USB>PC>Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 16 Deluxe>CDR
Disc 1:01. Intro02. Hey Tonight03. Green River04. Who'll Stop the Rain05. Lookin' Out My Back Door06. Born on the Bayou07. Wrote a Song for Everyone08. When Will I Be Loved09. Ramble Tamble10. Don't You Wish It Was True11. Midnight Special12. Have You Ever Seen the Rain?13. Oh, Pretty Woman14. Cotton Fields15. Big Train (from Memphis)16. Hot Rod Heart17. Summertime Blues18. Keep On Chooglin'
Disc 201. Comin' Down the Road02. Rock and Roll Girls03. Down on the Corner04. The Old Man Down the Road05. Bad Moon Rising06. Fortunate Son07. Rockin' All Over the World08. Proud Mary
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(preFM FLAC)

Lineage:
PRE-FM LP>GRABBED OFF DIME>CDR>FLAC>YOU

Bob Seger - vocals, guitar
Drew Abbott - lead guitar
Robyn Roberts - keyboards
Chris Campbell - bass
Charley Allen Martin - drums

01. full circle (correct title)
02. twenty years from now
03. all your love
04. i've been working
05. don't burn down the bridge
06. bo diddley
07. turn the page
08. bringing it back from mexico
09. see me in the evening
10. ramblin' gamblin' man

Notes:
This is the same show as "Retro Rock" however this has the songs in the right order and no fake audience pumped in. You can tell from the between song banter. Wildly esoteric setlist here and the performance is dyn-o-mite. You can hear a bit of lp noise between tracks like before Turn The page - it is pretty much of a non-issue though.
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(DVDfull pro-shot/mp3@256)
Audio/Video Specs:Title:Size: 3.39 Gb ( 3 558 266 KBytes ) - DVD-5Enabled regions: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
VTS_01 :Play Length: 00:43:37Video: PAL 4:3 (720x576) VBRAudio:Not specified (LinearPCM, 2 ch)
VTS_02 :Play Length: 00:06:53Video: PAL 4:3 (720x576) VBRAudio:Not specified (MPEG1, 2 ch)
Menu Video:PAL 4:3 (720x576) VBRMenu Audio:Not specified (Dolby AC3, 2 ch)Menu Subtitles:Not specifiedMenu Language Unit :Root Menu
Format:PAL
01 - Man On The Edge02 - The Edge Of Darkness03 - Fear Of The Dark04 - The Clairvoyant05 - The Number Of The Beast06 - Hallowed Be Thy Name07 - The Trooper08 - Iron Maiden
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(Dutch Radio 2 Broadcast FLAC)

Festival Grounds

Lineage:
Digital Cable Receiver -> Connected with scart to Soundcard -> wav (recorded with Audacity) ->cd-wave (to split the big wav file) -> flac

00. Intro by Radio DJ
01. Out Of Control
02. Twilight
03. An Cat Dubh
04. Into The Heart
05. Two Hearts Beat As One
06. New Year's Day
07. Sunday Bloody Sunday
08. Gloria
09. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock
10. I Will Follow
11. Outtro by Radio DJ

This is a rebroadcast of the U2 performance at the Werchter Festival in 1983... unfortunately two songs were left out of this rebroadcast.. I also included the intro and outtro but you can just delete them or skip them if you don't want to hear it....
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(Audience FLAC)

Arena santa Giuliana
Lineage: Church Cardioids CA11 > Preamp STC 9000 > Edirol R09HR > 24bit, 96KHz WAV > Sound Forge Pro 10 (volume) > CD Wave (tracking) > dBpoweramp Music Converter for 16bit, 44.1 KHz > Trader's Little Helper (FLAC Level 8)
Taper: Andrea82
The show: A great performance, one of the best in these years of Mark Knopfler in Italy. He was in a great mood, and played very well.
The recording: An excellent recording in my opinion. Sound clear and powerful.
01 Border River [not recorded]02 What It Is [missing the start]03 Sailing To Philadelphia04 Coyote05 Hill Farmer's Blues06 Romeo & Juliet07 Sultans Of Swing08 Done With Bonaparte09 Marbletown10 Speedway At Nazareth11 Telegraph Road12 Brothers In Arms13 So Far Away14 Piper To The End
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(Studio FLAC)

01. Cat Fever
02. Cat Fever
03. Hamburger Midnight
04. Hamburger Midnight
05. Rocket In My Pocket
06. Smoke A Joint Today
07. Long Distance Love (with extra verse)
08. Down The Road
09. Oh Atlanta
10. Mercenary Territory Jam
11. Fool On The Avenue
12. Rocket In My Pocket (instrumental)
13. Long Distance Love
14. Eldorado Slim

1-4: 1st album sessions 1971
5: studio rehearsal
6-10: Silver Springs, MD studio 1974
11-12: Solo Lowell, Saddle Peak Studios c.1977
13. Lowell demo
14: Live in Texas 1971 (the only other extant live version?)

Notes by the uploader
well, kids, if these magnetic fragments don't beat all. lotsa epiphanies are in store if you haven't heard these ditties yet. Hell, fool on the avenue alone is worth the price of remission (sic). I've been across this country, from Denver to the ocean and I've yet to find some of these thangs - to wit, the maryland boogies - available anywhere else. If anyone out there has a couple of degrees in bebop and thinks that certain tracks might vex DaD's legal dept., rest up, good buddy and take a load off. Research has been done and ain't no one to be offended by the renditions being offered herein. Lowell George, slide guitarist, songwriter and founder of Little Feat, was born on April 13, 1945, in Hollywood, California. As a child, Lowell appeared with his brother on Ted Macks, "Original Amateur Hour," performing a harmonic duet. Lowell also learned to play oboe and baritone saxaphone and played the instruments for Frank Sinatra sessions. In the late 60's, Lowell joined Frank Zappa's Mothers of Invention where he met Roy Estrada. In 1969, Lowell and Roy formed Little Feat with Bill Payne and Richie Hayward. After the band's second album, Sailin' Shoes, Roy left the group and Paul Barrere, Kenny Gradney, and Sam Clayton were added. In 1979, Lowell announced he was leaving the band. He released a solo album, "Thanks I'll Eat It Here" and began a tour to promote it. On June 28, 1979, after a show at Lisner Auditorium, Washington, D.C., Lowell suffered a heart attack and died. He was 34 years old.

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Unknown Gen Analog Cassette Tape>CD-R>EAC>WAV>Goldwave(Used To Speed Correct & Track Split)>TLH>FLAC
ROBERT PLANT- Vocals JIMMY PAGE- Guitars JOHN PAUL JONES- Bass/Keyboards JOHN BONHAM- Drums/Percussion
DISC 1 01. Rock-N-Roll 02. Over The Hills And Far Away 03. Black Dog 04. Misty Mountain Hop 05. Since I'Ve Been Loving You 06. Dancing Days 07. Bron-Y-Aur Stomp 08. The Song Remains The Same 09. The Rain Song
Disc 2 01. Dazed And Confused Incl.San Francisco 02. Stairway To Heaven 03. Whole Lotta Love Incl.Everybody Needs Somebody To Love/Boogie Chillun'/Baby I Don'T Care/Let'S Have A Party/I Can'T Quit You/Going Down Slow 04. Heartbreaker
Notes: A very good, and underated show/performance from the group.
The band are playing quite well, and Plant's voice is on the mend from the flu he was suffering from at the beginning of the tour.
Nothing has beeen done to this recording in terms of remastering, EQ'ing, or noise/hiss reduction, all that has been done to this tape in terms of editing is some nescessary tape speed correction.
Originally the whole recording was running way too fast, and needed to be slowed down.
This is a pretty decent upgrade to alot of the previous versions/releases that have been released into circulation, I not only include bootleg versions in that comparisson, but low gen versions as well.
This version (compared to previous releases/transfers we've heard posted online), this version has alot more clarity and balance in the instruments and vocals than previous releases have, other ones I've heard have very muddy vocals, and a distorted sound to the instruments.
The improvement in sound could be due to the fact that the copying of the cassettes used in this release was done in the late 1980's (possibly before some deterioration set into the tapes), and the transfer to CD-R was done in the early 90's, or the transfer was done on good equipment.
However, like other versions of this show that have been posted online, this recording does have the excessive tape hiss in both channels, and the tape recorder hum, but it's not as dominant as it is on other releases.
Another fault of this recording is that it is incomplete, missing the very final encore of the night "What Is And What Should Never Be".
Some releases have this song, and others don't, this version does not have it.
There's been alot of debate about the legitimacy of this song actually being played as the final encore of the night, and whether or not it's actually from Aberdeen and not some other performance and recording, but the general consensus now is that the song was actually played that night.
During their winter 1973 tour of the U.K, the band added alot of material they had previously retired to their repetoire, possibly to spice things up, or reward a crowd they liked, examples of this are "Immigrant Song" from Bradford, (1-18-73), and "How Many More Times" from Southampton, (1-22-73).
So the idea of the band playing "What Is And What Should Never Be" at this point and time in their career isn't too strange...it's strange that it was played as the final encore because the song really doesn't have the weight and impact of being a "closing song", but that's on them.
For those that may not know, this show has an interesting story behind it's one and only bootleg release ("The A-15). When it was released by the TDOLZ label, it was mislabeled as being the groups performance in Rotterdam, Holland, on March, 11th, 1973, but that's false.
How it was discovered that this performance is actually Aberdeen is a mystery to me, but I think it was found out to be Aberdeen by a comment made by Plant during the show before the band plays "Heartbreaker".
He sounds like he's saying "Aberdeen" to the audience.

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Live at Pavillion de Paris
Charade (Sigma 10) http://www.hokafloyd.com/CD3/Charade/Charade_Sigma_10.htm
Matrix Disc 1: SIGMA 10 DISC 1Matrix Disc 2: SIGMA 10 DISC 2(P) 2008 Made In Japan Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale
More Infos from Collectors Music Reviews
Disc 1: Time:01. Sheep 11:4902. Pigs On The Wing 1 1:5103. Dogs 18:2504. Pigs On The Wing 2 2:1505. Pigs (Three Different Ones) 17:26
Total Time: 51:46
Disc 2: Time:01. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-5) 13:4002. Welcome To The Machine 8:0003. Have A Cigar 6:1204. Wish You Were Here 6:1105. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 6-9) 18:0206. Money 9:44
Total Time: 64:19
Charade represents the first silver release of the complete February 25th, 1977 Pavillion de Paris show on Pink Floyd’s Animals tour. Three previous silver titles released in the nineties featured the second half of the show, the songs from Wish You Were Here.
Shine On (Black Cat Records BC 25) released in 1992 from Australia ran about 5% too fast and was sourced from a high generation copy of the tape. Live Volume 2 (Joker Productions JOK-013-B) is another Australian release that is probably a remaster of Shine On.
“Shine On You Crazy Diamond (1-5)” fades out early and there are gaps between the songs, but has been described by collectors as “listenable.” Finally Paris 1977 (The Screaming Abdabs 091-014) is another release of the second half of the show on silver with the same issues as the others.
In the ensuing decade a lower generation copy of the show surfaced that offers the first half of the show and improved sound quality but missing “Have A Cigar” and “Wish You Were Here.”Charade uses an alternate tape to fill in the gaps to complete the show.
The sound quality is very good and clear with the emphasis on the higher frequencies. It lacks the dynamic live sound and bottom end of Funhouse on Siréne, which documents the opening show from this set. It does however capture the same spooky atmosphere. The Parisian audiences were much m more quiet and respectful to the musicians.
The American shows the following summer would be a different story with many good tapes ruined by drunken morons yelling over the tape. There are minor distortion issues and slight channel drops during the first half of “Sheep,” but the tape clears up nicely and the rest of the Animals material is excellently recorded.
At this point Floyd had been touring for a month with the new material and already developed a tight presentation. The tape captures very well the Psalm 23 section of the first song which on many tapes is buried in the mix. “Dogs” has a tremendous about of bite (no pun intended) and the audience like the barking dogs in the middle.
“Pigs (Three Different Ones)” builds to a tremendous climax. At 11:57 Waters shouts out “SIX….ONE” to indicate this is the sixteenth show of the world tour. Of all the songs in the set, this one is the most recently written and one gets the impression that, as Gilmour is spitting out these angry metallic riffs, that the audience is sitting there with mouths open in astonishment.
The second half of the show featuring the Wish You Were Here material is more well known. The sound becomes slightly more fuzzy during “Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts 1-5,” but the playing again is very aggressive and Dick Parry’s saxophone squeaks a bit. What is somewhat noticable in the first half, but becomes more apparent in the second is that this is definitely a David Gilmour concert.
Despite the show being tightly choreographed to fit the visuals on the screen, Gilmour takes every opportunity to produce unique solos, riffs, and throwaway riffs to make this show all his own. Charade is packaged in a double slimline jewel case with dull finish paper inserts, limited to two hundred copies.
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The Swamp, Felix's, Mobile, AL.

Source:
MM-HLSO-MICRO(MKE2)binaurals>SP-SPSB-6(power)> Edirol R-09(line in)(16/44.1wav)

Transfer:
USB>Computer(WAV)

Tweaks:
6.5db gain CEP>lite bass cut,CEP

Edit:
CDwav(1.98.3)>Flac Lv. 8>TLH-sb check, md file

CD1:
01. Buffalo Grass
02. I Hate My Friggin' ISP
03. Black Maria
04. Soul Brother
05. Mammon
06. Fascist Christ
07. I Saw The Light
08. Black And White
09. Lunatic Fringe
10. No. 1 Lowest Common Denominator

CD2:
01. Drive
02. Tiny Demons
03. "Blues Rap Todd"
04. Mystified/Broke Down And Busted
05. Slut
06. The Walls Came Down
07. One World
08. "Encore Break Crows Noise,Todd Rap"
09. Hawking
10. Worldwide Epiphany

Notes:
This is a binaural recording. Outside venue, some SBD problems, some static in speakers(Black Maria) at times. General crowd noise is low, the show drunk staggered up at one point and informed me that Todd is great, later he ended up face first in the sand, much to the peoples delight.

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