Lucinda Williams
La Zona Rosa, Austin, TX
March 19th 1994
Remixed & remastered by Mr. Sifter, April 2024 using Demix Pro, Logic Pro, Waves bundle, & Izotope Ozone.
01 I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
02 The Night's Too Long
03 Metal Firecracker
04 Blaze
05 Pineola
06 Lines Around Your Eyes
07 Still I Long For Your Kiss
08 Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
09 Something About What Happens When We Talk
10 Joy
11 Changed The Locks
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
December 30, 1978
Winterland
San Francisco, California
Remixed & Remastered by Mr. Sifter, April 2024.
2024 notes:
Stems via DeMix Pro, remixed via Logic Pro, mastered via Izotope Ozone & AbbeyRoad TG Mastering. Finally, a stereo version of this show, albeit via digital means. Not for the purists, and certainly not definitive, but an alternate presentation of this excellent early Heartbreakers gig.
Surrender
Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll
Fooled Again (I Don't Like It)
Casa Dega
I Need to Know
Refugee
The Dark End of the Street
Listen to Her Heart
You're Gonna Get It
Mystery Man
American Girl
Breakdown
Strangered in the Night
Too Much Ain't Enough
Encore:
Shout
I Fought the Law
Anyway You Want It
Even the Losers
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
March 8, 1995
United Center
Chicago, IL
Remixed & remastered by Mr. Sifter, March 2024
Remaster notes:
This comes from a leaked in-house video, so the 'low-gen SBD' vague notes of the source are a bit misleading. Demuxed using DeMix Pro, remixed to give the drums a bit more presence, try to find at least a little of Howie's bass when I could, and give the rest a slight stereo image to open things up. Used Ozone Spectral De-Noise to remove quite a bit of unpleasant noise throughout the tape, unfortunately there are no other known sources to patch the occasional moments of static that crop up now and then. Mastering done via Izotope Ozone.
Original source notes:
Source: Unknown low gen SBD.
01. Love Is A Long Road
02. You Don't Know How It Feels
03. Listen To Her Heart
04. I Won't Back Down
05. Free Fallin'
06. You Wreck Me
07. Diamond Head
08. Mary Jane's Last Dance
09. Into The Great Wide Open
10. Learning To Fly
11. Don't Fade On Me
12. Girl On LSD
13. I Just Wanna Make Love To You
14. Wildflowers
15. Yer So Bad
16. It's Good Too Be King
17. Breakdown
18. Driving Down To Georgia
19. Refugee
20. Runnin' Down A Dream
21. Honey Bee
22. American Girl
23. Alright For Now (cut)
Living Colour
New Ritz
New York City
April 22, 1989
Remastered by Mr. Sifter, March 2024. Tape flips removed, minor hiss reduction via Izotope Spectral DeNoize, mastering via Ozone 11.
Middle Man
Desperate People
Memories Can't Wait
Funny Vibe
Broken Hearts
I Want to Know
Glamour Boys
Open Letter (to a Landlord)
Money Talks
Cult of Personality
Jam
Which Way to America?
The Ocean
Sailin' On
What's Your Favorite Color?
Talkin' 'bout a Revolution
Yes
June 19, 1994
Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
Canandaigua, NY
Remixed & Remastered by Mr. Sifter, Dec. 2023
Source: "Complete Endless Dream" boot > Remix Pro 5 > Logic Pro > Isotope Ozone > FLAC
This was an already (surprisingly) good sounding recording, just tried to give a bit more depth and instrument definition to the show, as it's probably the best sounding thing we'll ever get from the Talk tour as long as Steve Howe is still alive.
Original release notes:
This is a new weed for the 6/19/1994 Canandaguia, NY Talk show, distributed as SHN. Most of the show origniates from the famous "Endless Dream" silver CD boot, and those parts have been left un-altered (though they have been put back in the original order). It sounded great already, with only a little bit of static from the Concertsonics recordings.
However, it was incomplete. The first seven minutes or so of this show were missing from the "Endless Dream" boot, and also some of the intros to some of the other songs were cut as well. I don't know if they were left off for time considerations, or perhaps static in the original recording, or whatever.
However, thanks to a fellow Yesswapper, David D, I've been able to find an alternate concertsonics recording of this show, and have patched all the missing pieces. The alternate recording patches needed to be speed and piched adjusted to match the rest of the show. The left and right channels were also evened out.
Lineage, most of show: Silver CD > EAC (secure) > SHN
patches : 2nd gen concertsonics > CD > EAC (secure) > Goldwave > Wavelab 4.0 >SHN
Aerosmith
December 4, 1982
Market Square Arena, IN
Source: "Jimmy Rocks!" CD-R bootleg Remastered by Mr. Sifter, February 2024. This was a pretty rough tape, definitely a 2nd or 3rd gen copy of the original SBD, almost not worth working with but for the inclusion of the rarely played "Jig Is Up." Unfortunately to get any real detail out of this tape meant introducing some of the kind of prickly treble that is often unappetizing, so it's a bit of a lesser of two evils choice for this show. On the other hand, the SBD recording itself is very well recorded, a nice balance of both guitars, hopefully a lower gen tape will surface one day. 01 Intro 02 Back In The Saddle 03 Big Ten Inch Record 04 Three Mile Smile 05 Reefer Head Woman 06 Rock In A Hard Place 07 Lord Of The Thighs 08 Lick And A Promise 09 Jig Is Up 10 Sweet Emotion 11 Dream On 12 Lightning Strikes 13 Walk This Way 14 Milk Cow Blues 15 Toys In The Attic 16 Train Kept A Rollin' Steven Tyler - Vocals Jimmy Crespo - Guitars Rick Dufay - Guitars Tom Hamilton - Bass Joey Kramer - Drums
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Aerosmith
9/14/88
Pacific Ampitheater, Costa Mesa, CA
Remastered by Mr. Sifter, Feb. 2024.
Source: "Come Together" soundboard bootleg https://www.discogs.com/master/722471-Aerosmith-Come-Together > Remastered via DeMix Pro & Isotope Ozone
Remaster notes:
A VERY clean (digital?) soundboard from 1988. Unfortunately along with that crispness came a frustrating lack of bass. "And Justice For All" had come out mere weeks before...coincidence? Isolated Tom's bass as much as possible via DeMix Pro, separated the vocal track to get a better balance, but left the rest alone. Boosted the overall low end in mastering to help boost Tom's presence and compensate for the thinness of the original sources as well, and attempted to minimize an annoying high frequency in the high hat a bit.
The overproduced Permanent Vacation tracks like "Dude" and "Rag Doll" that have a lot of processed drums and tracks/keyboard samples don't fare as well, they're much more blatant in this mix than presumably were in the house that night, but overall this is still a solid document of their early MTV era.
01. Rats In The Cellar 06:36
02. Same Old Song And Dance 05:45
03. Heart's Done Time 04:14
04. Let The Music Do The Talking 05:17
05. Permanent Vacation 04:40
06. Lord Of The Thighs 06:21
07. Rag Doll 04:48
08. My Fist Your Face 04:28
09. Come Together 04:57
10. Milk Cow Blues 06:08
11. Draw The Line 08:41
12. Dream On 06:52
13. Dude (Looks Like A Lady) 04:52
14. Sweet Emotion 07:25
15. Mama Kin 04:12
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01:28:16
(Recording is missing "Hangman Jury", "Back In The Saddle," "Last Child," and "Lick And A Promise". If someone has a more complete version of this show, please share!)
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