From RollingStone.com:
Gods of Rock Deliver the Goods: Van Halen Kick Off Reunion Tour
“You’re going to see some tears when they hit that stage,” said Modesto, California’s Matt Caramella as he waited for Van Halen with David Lee Roth to hit the stage for the first time since 1984 in Charlotte, North Carolina, last night. Sure enough, tears streamed down his face as the lights went down and Eddie Van Halen appeared on the darkened stage, shirtless and wearing faded green Army fatigue shorts and white sneakers, cranking out the first few riffs of the band’s reconstituted Kinks cover “You Really Got Me.” By the time Roth came out, wearing tight black leather pants, a polka-dotted shirt and white sports jacket with gaudy black embroidery, Caramella was in fist-pumping ecstasy. “These guys are my heroes,” he shouted over the din, “the gods of rock & roll.”
And for more than two hours, the gods delivered. From “You Really Got Me” to “Runnin’ with the Devil,” “Dance the Night Away,” “Oh, Pretty Woman,” “Unchained,” “Hot for Teacher,” “Ice Cream Man,” “Panama,” guitar-god solo “Eruption,” “Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love,” “Jump” and about thirteen more classic Van Halen tunes, the band was in top form for their long-overdue reunion. “I’m not going to waste time BS-ing around tonight,” Roth told the delighted, sold-out crowd of predominantly middle-aged guys in white- and blue-collar work clothes and gals who’d retrieved their Eighties bustiers for a night of original hair-metal nostalgia. But he was lying: Roth was at his BS best.
His hair may be shorter and crow’s feet longer, but Diamond Dave is every bit the Vegas showman that he was two decades ago, when he left Van Halen for an ill-fated solo career that took him from cheesy bad to train-wreck worse. He showed his gift for gab — and flamboyant duds — from the get-go, imitating Mick Jagger and martial arts moves, smiling like a clown, riding a giant microphone. And despite old wounds, his bandmates seemed charmed by their new old lead singer. Eddie Van Halen, switching from his signature Peavey “Wolfgang” guitar to his old, red- and white-striped “Frankenstein,” nuzzled up to Roth several times. And drummer Alex Van Halen, sporting his trademark white headband, pounded his kit with a constant smile. If original bassist Michael Anthony was missed at first, it wasn’t long before Eddie’s sixteen-year-old son, Wolfgang Van Halen, had the crowd in the palm of his hands. The teenaged slap-style bass player held his own with style, grace and grit, throwing out picks to the audience as he walked the catwalk into the crowd, his bass in hand, during “Atomic Punk.” There were some bumps along the way, including a few times when Roth missed his vocal cues, but the audience could not have cared less.
All four members looked healthy and fit, particularly Eddie, who has gone from drug-addict weird to middle-age handsome since the original band’s aborted reunion of 1996. Even young Wolfgang seemed to have lost some of the baby fat he showed in earlier photographs with the band. And then there was Diamond Dave, who has evolved from rock & roll cool to old-Vegas hip with style, grace and his eternally smart sense of flamboyant irony.
“Did this really happen?” Matt Caramella shouted as the house lights went up following the encore, “Jump.” By then, his tears had mingled with the sweat running down his face from his buzz cut. “Man, that was like a fucking dream.”
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by Deb » Sat Sep 29, 2007 1:39 am
piecesofeight wrote:Set List-
You Really Got Me
I'm the One
Runnin' With the Devil
Romeo Delight
Somebody Get Me a Doctor
Beautiful Girls
Dance the Night Away
Atomic Punk
Everybody Wants Some
So This Is Love?
Mean Street
Pretty Woman
Drum Solo
Unchained
I'll Wait
And the Cradle Will Rock
Hot for Teacher
Little Dreamer
Little Guitars
Jamie's Cryin'
Ice Cream Man
Panama
Guitar Solo (incl. "Women in Love" intro, "Cathedral", "Eruption")
Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
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1984
Jump
Yaaaa baby!
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by Arkansas » Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:06 am
Anyone noticed on their tour sched, that VH doesn't play consecutive nights?
Is this because of a complex show setup? Is it because of child labor laws? Or, is it because they're giving themselves a day after every show to allow their bodies and voices to recuperate? I'd bet big on the last.
Too bad Journey didn't subscribe to this practice. We might still have Perry around...or at least Augeri.
???
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Is this because of a complex show setup? Is it because of child labor laws? Or, is it because they're giving themselves a day after every show to allow their bodies and voices to recuperate? I'd bet big on the last.
Too bad Journey didn't subscribe to this practice. We might still have Perry around...or at least Augeri.
???
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http://www.torontosun.com/Entertainm...32758-sun.html
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Their hair is a lot shorter but the undeniable chemistry is still there.
After 22 years apart, Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen and original lead singer David Lee Roth were back on stage together for the L.A. hard rock band's much-anticipated reunion tour, which launched last night at the Charlotte Bobcats arena in front of some 18,000 fans.
Joining the duo, whose long locks used to be as much a part of their identity as their respective showmanship and incredible finger dexterity, was original drummer Alex Van Halen and Eddie's 16-year-old son Wolfgang on bass.
Wolfgang is replacing the band's fourth and final original member, Michael Anthony, who's touring next month with one-time Van Halen vocalist Sammy Hagar.
And while Wolfgang may be the odd man out, sharing the stage with three fiftysomething musicians, he displayed a confidence and musicianship well beyond his age, even venturing out on the band's S-shaped catwalk by himself to get closer to the crowd.
Eddie, meanwhile, was all smiles all night long, beaming like a proud parent at Wolfgang, hi-fiving Roth -- who grinned right back -- on more than one occasion, and performing scissor kicks while playing his guitar at lightning speed.
He was the undisputed star -- "The Maestro" as Roth called him -- of the night.
For example, when Roth and Eddie had a contest about who could make a better motorcycle sound with their mouth or guitar, Roth easily backed down saying: "I can't do that!"
If anything, it was Roth who was the weakest link of the evening, at least physically.
He still sounds decent enough and loves to tell a good story, like the long-winded but funny one right before he played acoustic guitar on Ice Cream Man, but his legendary limberness isn't what it used to be.
This was a guy who could high kick and jump with the best of them.
These days, the blond-streaked Roth mainly twirls a microphone stand while his clownish attire and "Diamond Dave" behaviour -- he wore tight black leather pants, two different top hats, several gold embossed jackets worthy of Liberace, and alternately twirled a chain during Unchained and a red flag like a gymnast during Jump -- isn't as engaging as it used to be.
Van Halen's two-hour-and-10-minute performance kicked off with a triple-shot of great classic rock -- their cover of The Kinks' You Really Got Me, I'm the One, which the band stopped mid-song to rapturous applause -- "It only took us 20 years to get this far," said Roth -- and Runnin' With the Devil.
In between, there were such classics -- all from the Roth-fronted years of 1978-84 -- as Romeo Delight, Beautiful Girls, Dance the Night Away, Everybody Wants Some, their cover of Roy Orbison's Pretty Woman, I'll Wait, And the Cradle Will Rock, Hot For Teacher, Little Guitars, Jamie's Cryin', Panama, and Ain't Talkin' Bout Love.
Truthfully, it was hard to maintain the energy of that trio of opening songs, but the band definitely aimed to please with a hits-heavy set list and backed by impressive green laser lights, an enormous video backdrop and confetti raining down on the audience by the very end.
"I can't tell you all how excited we are to be here tonight," said Roth.
The unseasonably warm temperatures outside -- in the low 30s Celcius -- did little to dampen the enthusiasm inside the arena as fans held up everything from signs to flags to hand-drawn pictures.
Like most big tours, Van Halen's 29-date road trip started in a relatively small market before travelling to Greensboro, N.C. tomorrow, Philadelphia on Monday and Wednesday and then crossing the border to Toronto for two shows on Oct. 7 and 12.
The other Canadian dates are Vancouver on Dec. 5, Calgary on Dec. 7 and Edmonton on Dec. 9, the latter the final date of the tour.
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Charlotte Bobcats Arena, Charlotte, N.C.
Last Night
Sun Rating: 3 1/2 out of 5
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Their hair is a lot shorter but the undeniable chemistry is still there.
After 22 years apart, Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen and original lead singer David Lee Roth were back on stage together for the L.A. hard rock band's much-anticipated reunion tour, which launched last night at the Charlotte Bobcats arena in front of some 18,000 fans.
Joining the duo, whose long locks used to be as much a part of their identity as their respective showmanship and incredible finger dexterity, was original drummer Alex Van Halen and Eddie's 16-year-old son Wolfgang on bass.
Wolfgang is replacing the band's fourth and final original member, Michael Anthony, who's touring next month with one-time Van Halen vocalist Sammy Hagar.
And while Wolfgang may be the odd man out, sharing the stage with three fiftysomething musicians, he displayed a confidence and musicianship well beyond his age, even venturing out on the band's S-shaped catwalk by himself to get closer to the crowd.
Eddie, meanwhile, was all smiles all night long, beaming like a proud parent at Wolfgang, hi-fiving Roth -- who grinned right back -- on more than one occasion, and performing scissor kicks while playing his guitar at lightning speed.
He was the undisputed star -- "The Maestro" as Roth called him -- of the night.
For example, when Roth and Eddie had a contest about who could make a better motorcycle sound with their mouth or guitar, Roth easily backed down saying: "I can't do that!"
If anything, it was Roth who was the weakest link of the evening, at least physically.
He still sounds decent enough and loves to tell a good story, like the long-winded but funny one right before he played acoustic guitar on Ice Cream Man, but his legendary limberness isn't what it used to be.
This was a guy who could high kick and jump with the best of them.
These days, the blond-streaked Roth mainly twirls a microphone stand while his clownish attire and "Diamond Dave" behaviour -- he wore tight black leather pants, two different top hats, several gold embossed jackets worthy of Liberace, and alternately twirled a chain during Unchained and a red flag like a gymnast during Jump -- isn't as engaging as it used to be.
Van Halen's two-hour-and-10-minute performance kicked off with a triple-shot of great classic rock -- their cover of The Kinks' You Really Got Me, I'm the One, which the band stopped mid-song to rapturous applause -- "It only took us 20 years to get this far," said Roth -- and Runnin' With the Devil.
In between, there were such classics -- all from the Roth-fronted years of 1978-84 -- as Romeo Delight, Beautiful Girls, Dance the Night Away, Everybody Wants Some, their cover of Roy Orbison's Pretty Woman, I'll Wait, And the Cradle Will Rock, Hot For Teacher, Little Guitars, Jamie's Cryin', Panama, and Ain't Talkin' Bout Love.
Truthfully, it was hard to maintain the energy of that trio of opening songs, but the band definitely aimed to please with a hits-heavy set list and backed by impressive green laser lights, an enormous video backdrop and confetti raining down on the audience by the very end.
"I can't tell you all how excited we are to be here tonight," said Roth.
The unseasonably warm temperatures outside -- in the low 30s Celcius -- did little to dampen the enthusiasm inside the arena as fans held up everything from signs to flags to hand-drawn pictures.
Like most big tours, Van Halen's 29-date road trip started in a relatively small market before travelling to Greensboro, N.C. tomorrow, Philadelphia on Monday and Wednesday and then crossing the border to Toronto for two shows on Oct. 7 and 12.
The other Canadian dates are Vancouver on Dec. 5, Calgary on Dec. 7 and Edmonton on Dec. 9, the latter the final date of the tour.
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Charlotte Bobcats Arena, Charlotte, N.C.
Last Night
Sun Rating: 3 1/2 out of 5
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by Just_Plain_Eric » Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:12 am
CatEyes wrote:Awefuckingsome!!!!
it actually made me cry ...... damn, such a fucking girl .......
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You know, for some reason I am very emotional reading the reviews too.. .VH was MY band back in the day, I dragged all my friends to see them in 80, 82, 84 etc. etc. I remember telling my friends about all of Dave's raps and how he would pick up a joint from the crowd etc. I guess VH is the music of my childhood so it goes deep with me...
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by Rick » Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:01 am
piecesofeight wrote:Ice Cream Man Audio. Charlotte 9/27
http://rapidshare.com/files/58903919/85 ... 7.mp3.html
Thanks POE.
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by conversationpc » Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:35 am
piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
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by Rick » Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:33 am
conversationpc wrote:piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
He does sound good, as does Eddie's playing, but it's painfully obvious that Anthony isn't in the backing vocals.
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by conversationpc » Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:41 am
Rick wrote:conversationpc wrote:piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
He does sound good, as does Eddie's playing, but it's painfully obvious that Anthony isn't in the backing vocals.
If things can be patched up enough to do a tour with DLR and Eddie, they can certainly get Mikey back in there.
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by Rick » Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:43 am
conversationpc wrote:Rick wrote:conversationpc wrote:piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
He does sound good, as does Eddie's playing, but it's painfully obvious that Anthony isn't in the backing vocals.
If things can be patched up enough to do a tour with DLR and Eddie, they can certainly get Mikey back in there.
I think EVH is digging having his kid in the band though. I would love it if MA rejoined, mid tour. They could say that the gig was interfering with Wolfgangs school or something like that. I don't know how he would have time for school work, practice and playing. That's a lot to do.
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by strangegrey » Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:32 am
Rick wrote:conversationpc wrote:piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
He does sound good, as does Eddie's playing, but it's painfully obvious that Anthony isn't in the backing vocals.
Painful is the word.
Not only is it evident that MA isn't there, just by listening to the singing....fucking Wolf cant sing.
Like milkshakes, I guess you should eat donuts before you sing....the guy is fucking horrible!
I guess he inherited his dads vocal chords.
Ugh...
I'm going to be paying money for this shit?!
I'd see better singers if I went to the local watering hole and saw a fucking cover band....Ugh!
Awful!
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by AR » Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:37 am
conversationpc wrote:piecesofeight wrote:I'm The One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
My favorite VH tune...Love it. Roth sounds better than he did in the 80s, in my opinion.
I've seen DLR quite a bit in the last few years and he is WAY better than he was in the 80's. He's showing a lot more respect to the material now.
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by piecesofeight » Sun Sep 30, 2007 4:50 am
I put a few in other threads, so here are all the youtube clips so far from opening night-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YRKcVNsaw8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_wS8uDf4Do8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=njno61tNI4I
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YZyBJmFtLQM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbQDPniadyo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKB8I35bS_M
http://youtube.com/watch?v=CKEXMph1HrM
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JvohmaIlTLo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ue23Y_8OmE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YRKcVNsaw8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_wS8uDf4Do8
http://youtube.com/watch?v=99DqmBnQ1vQ
http://youtube.com/watch?v=njno61tNI4I
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YZyBJmFtLQM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbQDPniadyo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKB8I35bS_M
http://youtube.com/watch?v=CKEXMph1HrM
http://youtube.com/watch?v=JvohmaIlTLo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ue23Y_8OmE
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by piecesofeight » Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:25 am
I wasn't going to post it until some of the bugs are worked out. I don't do torrents, so I don't know everything about it, but I do know that Steecoe is an amazing guy. Give him huge props for doing this. He traveled a good way. I can't even count how much of my VH audio has come from him. Thank him for putting the first audio up if you belong to the site and do torrents.
http://www.jamtothis.com/showthread.php?t=20328
Van Halen 9/27/07
Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Charlotte, NC
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recorded by Steecoe
Coresound binaural mics>Sony TCD-D7 DAT
Section F2, Row K Seat 10
DAT>CDR>WAV>FLAC
transfered to CDR with pioneer PDR-05 CD recorder
extracted to WAV with EAC
WAVs tracked with CD WAVE EDITOR
encoded to FLAC with FLAC frontend
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Track one incomplete due to equipment malfunction
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disc one
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01 You Really Got Me -incomplete
02 I'm The One
03 Runnin' WithThe Devil
04 Romeo Delight
05 Somebody Get Me A Doctor
06 Beautiful Girls
07 Dance The Night Away
08 Atomic Punk
09 Everybody Wants Some
10 So This Is Love
11 Mean Street
12 Pretty Woman
13 Drum Solo
disc two
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01 Unchained
02 I'll Wait
03 ...And The Cradle Will Rock
04 Hot For Teacher
05 Little Dreamer
06 Little Guitars
07 Jamie's Cryin'
08 Ice Cream Man
09 Panama
10 Guitar Solo
11 Ain't Talkin''Bout Love
12 1984
13 Jump
http://www.jamtothis.com/showthread.php?t=20328
Van Halen 9/27/07
Charlotte Bobcats Arena
Charlotte, NC
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recorded by Steecoe
Coresound binaural mics>Sony TCD-D7 DAT
Section F2, Row K Seat 10
DAT>CDR>WAV>FLAC
transfered to CDR with pioneer PDR-05 CD recorder
extracted to WAV with EAC
WAVs tracked with CD WAVE EDITOR
encoded to FLAC with FLAC frontend
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Track one incomplete due to equipment malfunction
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disc one
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01 You Really Got Me -incomplete
02 I'm The One
03 Runnin' WithThe Devil
04 Romeo Delight
05 Somebody Get Me A Doctor
06 Beautiful Girls
07 Dance The Night Away
08 Atomic Punk
09 Everybody Wants Some
10 So This Is Love
11 Mean Street
12 Pretty Woman
13 Drum Solo
disc two
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01 Unchained
02 I'll Wait
03 ...And The Cradle Will Rock
04 Hot For Teacher
05 Little Dreamer
06 Little Guitars
07 Jamie's Cryin'
08 Ice Cream Man
09 Panama
10 Guitar Solo
11 Ain't Talkin''Bout Love
12 1984
13 Jump
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by piecesofeight » Sun Sep 30, 2007 10:33 am
If you do torrents at Dime...the audio show is now up there too. Here is the info-
http://www.dimeadozen.org/index.php
"~ A Hoarders Inc. Production ~
Van Halen w/ David Lee Roth
1st Show in 22 years ! ! !
"Reunion Tour"
Location : Charlotte Bobcats Arena , Charlotte , North Carolina , U.S.A.
Date : 2007-09-27
Recorded by : Theyodaddy a.k.a. Hoarders Inc.
Edited and Produced by TYD
Arte by : Moonwall
Master recording !
Micro Track 24/96 w/ Cardioid Microphones > PC > Recorded at 16/44.1 > WAVEPad to amplify >
CDWAVE to cut tracks > FLAC frontend Level:5 (Aligned on Sector Boundaries) >
Checked and tested with TLH.
NO Eq'ing , No Noise Reduction .. - Raw Baby ! just what the doctor ordered!
Disc 1
01. warm up
02. You Really Got Me
03. I'm The One
04. Running with the Devil
05. Romeo Delight
06. Somebody Call Me A Doctor
07. Beautiful Girls
08. Dance The Night Away
09. Atomic Punk
10. Everybody Wants Some
11. So This Is Love
12. Mean Street
13. Pretty Woman
14. Drum Solo
15. Unchained
Disc 2
01. I'll Wait
02. And The Cradle Will Rock
03. Hot For Teacher
04. Little Dreamer
05. Little Guitars
06. Jamie's Crying
07. a.Tuning and story about the song 'Ice Cream Man'
b.Ice Cream Man
08. Panama
09. Guitar Solo
10. Ain't Talking About Love
11. 1984
12. Jump
Free or for Trade Only !
Do Not Change A Thing With This When Sharing of Torrenting !
Keep In Original Form ( Text, Md5 and ALL ) !
Do Not convert to lossy format(s) and redistribute !
Do Not convert to lossy and back to lossless and redistribute !
Complete Show !
Enjoy ! ! ! And Share The Love !
Thanks for all the shows that I have gotten and here's one back atcha !
Oh Yeah .. Recommended At High Volume !!!
So Crank It Up Baby !
Disclaimer : Not Responsible for person or persons going Deaf !"
http://www.dimeadozen.org/index.php
"~ A Hoarders Inc. Production ~
Van Halen w/ David Lee Roth
1st Show in 22 years ! ! !
"Reunion Tour"
Location : Charlotte Bobcats Arena , Charlotte , North Carolina , U.S.A.
Date : 2007-09-27
Recorded by : Theyodaddy a.k.a. Hoarders Inc.
Edited and Produced by TYD
Arte by : Moonwall
Master recording !
Micro Track 24/96 w/ Cardioid Microphones > PC > Recorded at 16/44.1 > WAVEPad to amplify >
CDWAVE to cut tracks > FLAC frontend Level:5 (Aligned on Sector Boundaries) >
Checked and tested with TLH.
NO Eq'ing , No Noise Reduction .. - Raw Baby ! just what the doctor ordered!
Disc 1
01. warm up
02. You Really Got Me
03. I'm The One
04. Running with the Devil
05. Romeo Delight
06. Somebody Call Me A Doctor
07. Beautiful Girls
08. Dance The Night Away
09. Atomic Punk
10. Everybody Wants Some
11. So This Is Love
12. Mean Street
13. Pretty Woman
14. Drum Solo
15. Unchained
Disc 2
01. I'll Wait
02. And The Cradle Will Rock
03. Hot For Teacher
04. Little Dreamer
05. Little Guitars
06. Jamie's Crying
07. a.Tuning and story about the song 'Ice Cream Man'
b.Ice Cream Man
08. Panama
09. Guitar Solo
10. Ain't Talking About Love
11. 1984
12. Jump
Free or for Trade Only !
Do Not Change A Thing With This When Sharing of Torrenting !
Keep In Original Form ( Text, Md5 and ALL ) !
Do Not convert to lossy format(s) and redistribute !
Do Not convert to lossy and back to lossless and redistribute !
Complete Show !
Enjoy ! ! ! And Share The Love !
Thanks for all the shows that I have gotten and here's one back atcha !
Oh Yeah .. Recommended At High Volume !!!
So Crank It Up Baby !
Disclaimer : Not Responsible for person or persons going Deaf !"
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by conversationpc » Tue Oct 02, 2007 5:33 am
Listening to the boot of this show right now...
"I'm the One"...Is anyone better than playing crazy shit like this tune and still maintaining a groove? I don't think so. Awesome.
"I'm the One"...Is anyone better than playing crazy shit like this tune and still maintaining a groove? I don't think so. Awesome.
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conversationpc - Super Audio CD
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by piecesofeight » Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:10 am
conversationpc wrote:Listening to the boot of this show right now...
"I'm the One"...Is anyone better than playing crazy shit like this tune and still maintaining a groove? I don't think so. Awesome.
Which one did you download?
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piecesofeight - Cassette Tape
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