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THE WHO TOMMY LIVE
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THE WHO TOMMY LIVE

Audio is The Who - Leeds 1970 [2014 Mix] Video is Bethel NY 1969, London 1969, Lenox MA 1970, IOW 1970 Timecodes are in the comments The Who performed two University dates for the purpose of recording a live album, having lost the patience to sort through the tapes recorded on the North American 1969 tour. The first gig, at the University of Leeds Refectory, in front of an audience of 2,000, showcased The Who’s live act at its finest. The original album featured only six songs, half of which were covers, live songs from Tommy wouldn't officially come until years later. Kit Lambert manager of The Who was keen for Tommy to be taken seriously and wanted The Who to perform at opera houses. The main source of footage used (London 1969) was released as bonus footage with the 1977 Kilburn footage. The album was mostly composed by guitarist Pete Townshend, and is a rock opera that tells the story of Tommy Walker. Tommy is traumatized from witnessing his father murder his mother's lover; Tommy's parents then compound his shock by denying the experience. In reaction, Tommy becomes dissociative ("deaf, dumb and blind"). As a way of coping with his trauma, Tommy dissociates further through playing pinball and he gains a following because of his savant skill. After a numerous amount of other trauma and misguided attempts to heal Tommy, a doctor prescribes him a mirror so he can confront himself. Instead, Tommy becomes self-absorbed and comes to think of himself as a messiah figure. When the mirror is smashed by his parents in frustration, Tommy then breaks out of his dissociative state, and as a result more people become infatuated with him. Tommy with the help of his Uncle Ernie, who molested him and is only interested in money, starts a holiday camp and tries to lead his followers to believe that the only path to healing is going through what he experienced, becoming dissociative, playing pinball and giving up drugs and alcohol; which then his followers eventually reject him and his teachings.
Eric Clapton - 23 May 2023, London, Tribute To Jeff Beck - Multicam - COMPLETE
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Eric Clapton - 23 May 2023, London, Tribute To Jeff Beck - Multicam - COMPLETE

Date: 23 May 2023 Royal Albert Hall London United Kingdom Title: Tribute To Jeff Beck Night 2 - Multicam Note: All thanks goes to Mikey Mike, Mr. S, ecfan, The Wadhurst Wanderer and an unknown taper for donating their master recordings to the The Slowhand Archive Project. Without them, there would be no project. Tracks: 01. Blue Rainbow 02. Shapes Of Things 03. Heart Full Of Soul 04. Wee Wee Baby 05. Little Brown Bird 06. Done Somebody Wrong 07. The Sky Is Crying 08. Beck’s Bolero 09. Elegy For Dunkirk 10. Isolation 11. Remember (Walkin’ In The Sand) 12. Goodbye Porkpie Hat 13. You Know You Know 14. Stratus 15. Rough Boy 16. Rice Pudding 17. Train Kept A Rollin’ 18. Freeway Jam 19. I Put A Spell On You 20. Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers 21. Let Me Love You 22. Infatuation 23. Rock My Plimsoul (Rock Me Baby) 24. I Ain’t Superstitious 25. People Get Ready 26. Going Down Lineup: Eric Clapton - lead vocals & guitar Doyle Bramhall II - guitar & backing vocals Nathan East - bass & backing vocals Chris Stainton - keyboards Sonny Emory - drums Jeff Beck Band: Rhonda Smith - bass Anika Nilles - drums Robert Stevenson - keyboards Guests (in order of appearence): Derek Trucks - guitar Susan Tedeschi - guitar Ronnie Wood - guitar Olivia Safe - vocals Robert Randolph - pedal steel guitar Johnny Depp - guitar Kirk Hammett - guitar Billy Gibbons - guitar Imelda May - vocals John McLaughlin - guitar Joss Stone - vocals Gary Clark Jr. - guitar Rod Stewart - vocals A special note: If you have not shared your EC recordings or films before, please take this opportunity to start doing so. If you are not sure how to share, if you want some advice or just need someone to digitize your old tapes, please reach out to this email address: contact@slowhandguide.com. Time is passing, and some EC recordings might already be lost forever. Our goal is to ensure rare and unique recordings and films with Eric Clapton, are unearthed and shared for free with fellow EC music fans, before they are lost forever in old shoeboxes. We can even help digitize, remaster and share with respect for your work and efforts recording. This is a true global fan project, made by EC fans for EC fans. The video has received a text-logo in the lower right corner making life for bootleggers and dishonest copycats, as hard as possible. Please enjoy and follow these simple rules: Do not sell this or use it in a video that is sold Do not modify the linerlotes, but always include when shared. Create other linernotes if needed. Do not remaster and/or post on other sites that are not 100% free Do not convert to lossy formats except for personal use Do support the artists - and go buy the official release if it ever arrives in the shops The Slowhand Archive Project Email: contact@slowhandarchive.com
Grateful Dead - SEE DESRIPTION FOR NEW MUCH BETTER VERSION!! - Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ
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Grateful Dead - SEE DESRIPTION FOR NEW MUCH BETTER VERSION!! - Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ

This has been upgraded, that can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvWWyMdvYgU&t=10165s This is an audio and video Repack and Remaster (new video made from combining existing sources, in addition to remastering) of: Grateful Dead. 8-4-76 Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ Complete first set black and white multicamera pro-shot All post-production work to make this into a functional 1080p video was performed by Christopher Hazard and Josh Davis March 29, 2022 - C. Hazard ________________________________________________________________________ This page 100% depends on the generosity of others to maintain financial solvency. Please consider making a one-time donation or joining the patreon if you have the means and find this page to be something of value -- it really helps. The costs are absolutely astronomical, and this page would not exist had it not been for the people who made the initial investments into the hardware and overheard -- thank you. One-time donnations: Venmo: @Christopher-Hazard-0 Paypal: Christopher.Hazard@utoledo.edu Cashapp: $hazard4k Patreon (monthly donations, you choose the amount.) Patreon: www.patreon.com/hazardc​​ (may have to copy/paste) Ethereum (requested): 0x5eb764735974f7800d637697c68dcc1e8c8005b6 THANK YOU!!!!! ________________________________________________________________________ Video Source low gen VHS (from Nick Brush) ~ JVC SR-V10U VCR ~ Digital Time Base Corrector AVT-8710 ~ Canopus DVStorm-RT ~ Ulead DVD Workshop 2 Notes: -Capture by Kevin Tobin -Multiplexing and DVD authoring via Ulead DVD Workshop 2 by Kevin Tobin. Video Attribute : Video compression mode : MPEG-2 TV system : 525/60 (NTSC) Aspect Ratio : 4:3 Display Mode : reserved Source picture resolution : 720x480 (525/60) Frame Rate : 30.00 Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed Bitrate : 8.00 Mbps Variable Menus: Yes Brokedown House Productions Audio used SBD~Cm~Reel~Lucid AD2496~CD~EAC~SHN (Tape Flips Patched w/(FOB) Shure Mics~Cm~Dat~CD) (parts of set 1 patched from video soundtrack) from Charlie Miller via Patrick Clifford with many thanks (my source for the show was bob wagner - cm) Disc 1 (79:25) Set 1: Sugaree (14:42) New Minglewood Blues (10:39) Row Jimmy (12:21) Big River (7:04) Loser (11:10) Looks Like Rain (7:50) They Love Each Other (8:56) The Music Never Stopped (6:39) Disc 2 (73:17) Set 1 continued: Scarlet Begonias (15:26) Set 2: Help On The Way--~ (6:34) Slipknot--~ (10:49) Franklin's Tower--~ (12:16) Dancin' In The Streets--~ (14:42) The Wheel--~ (5:42) Samson & Delilah (7:45) Disc 3 (61:43) Set 2 continued: It Must Have Been The Roses (8:52) Not Fade Away--~ (6:50) Drums--~ (3:58) The Other One--~ (16:43) Ship Of Fools (8:36) Sugar Magnolia (12:03) Johnny B. Goode (4:36) Note: Patrick Clifford sent me this in order to work on set 1 of the black and white video that was done by BHP in 2005. The following changes were made to set 1 to match the video: 1) First 1 minute 11.956 seconds that is the lead into Sugaree used the audio that came with the video as it was better than the audience splice from the sbd source. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 2) Between Sugaree and Minglewood, 1 minute 52.707 seconds was missing from the soundboard source and filled in with audio from the original video soundtrack. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 3) Between Minglewood and Row Jimmy, 1 minute 24 seconds of video was missing that was filled by using graphics and audio source. This is part of 6 minute break between songs where Phil left the stage. 3) Between Big River and Loser, part of the video was missing - on all 3 audio sources I looked at, this part of the show was also missing so I was unable to fill in properly. When the video started again, the first 20 seconds was missing from the soundboard source and filled in with audio from the original video soundtrack. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 4) Between Loser and Looks Like Rain, part of the video was missing - on all 3 audio sources I looked at, this part of the show was also missing so I was unable to fill in properly. When the video started again, the first 1 minute 8 seconds was missing from the soundboard source and filled in with audio from the original video soundtrack. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. 5) Between They Love Each Other and Music Never Stopped, 53.124 seconds were missing from the soundboard source and filled in with audio from the original video soundtrack. This portion of the audio was normalized to blend in better. EAC in secure mode with proper offsets used to extract CDwav used to split tracks FLAC frontend for encoding to FLAC DEAC/FLAC conversion 6/21/06 by Kevin Tobin

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