Release Date: March 9th 2007 -- 16-bit/44.1 version (24-bit/96 available) Band: Roger Waters with special guest Eric Clapton Date: Sunday July 22, 1984 Venue: Brendan Byrne Arena Location: East Rutherford, NJ
Source: Audience FOB Recording Media: Maxell UD-XLII 90 min. Lineage: Nakamichi CM700 > Sony TC-D5M (Dolby B on) > MAC Transfer: MAC > Nakamichi DR-1 (Dolby B off) > Lunatec V2 > Mytek 192ADC > Marantz PMD671 > 24/96 wav > 16/44.1 wav Taped by: B. Glassberg Transfer by: D. McCabe Mastering by: D. McCabe
DISC I Set ONE: 01 Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun 02 Money 03 If 04 Welcome to the Machine 05 Have a Cigar 06 Wish You Were Here [tape flip / crossfade] 07 Pigs on the Wing Pt1 08 In The Flesh 09 Nobody Home 10 Hey You 11 The Gunner's Dream
DISC II Set TWO: 01 The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking [tape flip / crossfade] encores: 02 Brain Damage > 03 Eclipse
Mastering Notes: raw wave files sent through Izotope Ozone. Parametric curve to compensate tape playback without Dolby B. Dynamic compression to increase bass and reduce tape hiss.
I left the entire Pros and Cons set as one track, which then had the crowd cross fade into the encore tracks.
There was a person about 5ft from the mics who clapped between every song. The claps were very loud and annoying. I spent days... there were about 500 claps that were manually reduced/eliminated, but some still remain.
Title: Pros And Cons At The Spectrum Date: 24 July, 1984 Location: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA Source: Low Gen>CDR(?) Rating: EX-
Disc One: 1. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 9:09 2. Money 8:22 3. If 4:19 4. Welcome To The Machine 8:02 5. Have A Cigar 6:40 6. Wish You Were Here 6:12 7. Pigs On The Wing (Pt. 1) 1:45 8. In The Flesh 4:37 9. Nobody Home 4:34 10. Hey You 4:48 11. The Gunners Dream 7:23 Total: 65:51
Disc Two: 1. 4:30 am (Apparently They Were Travelling Abroad) 8:10 4:33 am (Running Shoes) 2. 4:37 am (Arabs With Knives And West German Skies) 7:05 4:39 am (For The First Time Today Pt. 2) 3. 4:41 am (Sexual Revolution) 6:00 4. 4:47 am (The Remains Of Our Love) 3:52 5. 4:50 am (Go Fishing) 8:56 4:56 am (For the First Time Today Pt. 1) 6. 4:58 am (Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin) 2:57 7. 5:01 am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking) 6:02 8. 5:06 am (Every Strangers Eyes) 4:59 9. 5:11 am (The Moment Of Clarity) 3:47 Band Introductions Encore: 10. Brain Damage - Eclipse 6:04 Total: 57:52
Band: Roger Waters Vocals - Bass Eric Clapton Guitar Mel Collins Saxophones Michael Kamen Keyboards Andy Newmark Drums Tim Renwick Guitar - Bass Chris Stainton Keyboards - Bass Doreen Chanter Backing Vocals Katie Kissoon Backing Vovals
Comments: A very nice audience recording, very little tape hiss. Source unknown, but very clean and unedited. SQ rates an EX-
Roger absolutely loses it during 'In The Flesh', screaming out his rant at the crowd. Absolutely charged, perhaps the best ITF I've ever heard. After 'Pros & Cons', Roger can't resist saying "thank you for coming, you've been a very nice audience . . . considering." Considering what, Roger?
Source 1 -
ReplyDeleteRelease Date: March 9th 2007 -- 16-bit/44.1 version (24-bit/96 available)
Band: Roger Waters with special guest Eric Clapton
Date: Sunday July 22, 1984
Venue: Brendan Byrne Arena
Location: East Rutherford, NJ
Source: Audience FOB Recording
Media: Maxell UD-XLII 90 min.
Lineage: Nakamichi CM700 > Sony TC-D5M (Dolby B on) > MAC
Transfer: MAC > Nakamichi DR-1 (Dolby B off) > Lunatec V2 > Mytek 192ADC > Marantz PMD671 > 24/96 wav > 16/44.1 wav
Taped by: B. Glassberg
Transfer by: D. McCabe
Mastering by: D. McCabe
DISC I Set ONE:
01 Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun
02 Money
03 If
04 Welcome to the Machine
05 Have a Cigar
06 Wish You Were Here [tape flip / crossfade]
07 Pigs on the Wing Pt1
08 In The Flesh
09 Nobody Home
10 Hey You
11 The Gunner's Dream
DISC II Set TWO:
01 The Pros and Cons of Hitch Hiking [tape flip / crossfade]
encores:
02 Brain Damage >
03 Eclipse
Mastering Notes:
raw wave files sent through Izotope Ozone.
Parametric curve to compensate tape playback without Dolby B.
Dynamic compression to increase bass and reduce tape hiss.
I left the entire Pros and Cons set as one track, which then had the crowd
cross fade into the encore tracks.
There was a person about 5ft from the mics who clapped between every song.
The claps were very loud and annoying.
I spent days... there were about 500 claps that were
manually reduced/eliminated, but some still remain.
Enjoy!
Source 2 -
ReplyDeleteRoger Waters
Title: Pros And Cons At The Spectrum
Date: 24 July, 1984
Location: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
Source: Low Gen>CDR(?)
Rating: EX-
Disc One:
1. Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun 9:09
2. Money 8:22
3. If 4:19
4. Welcome To The Machine 8:02
5. Have A Cigar 6:40
6. Wish You Were Here 6:12
7. Pigs On The Wing (Pt. 1) 1:45
8. In The Flesh 4:37
9. Nobody Home 4:34
10. Hey You 4:48
11. The Gunners Dream 7:23
Total: 65:51
Disc Two:
1. 4:30 am (Apparently They Were Travelling Abroad) 8:10
4:33 am (Running Shoes)
2. 4:37 am (Arabs With Knives And West German Skies) 7:05
4:39 am (For The First Time Today Pt. 2)
3. 4:41 am (Sexual Revolution) 6:00
4. 4:47 am (The Remains Of Our Love) 3:52
5. 4:50 am (Go Fishing) 8:56
4:56 am (For the First Time Today Pt. 1)
6. 4:58 am (Dunroamin, Duncarin, Dunlivin) 2:57
7. 5:01 am (The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking) 6:02
8. 5:06 am (Every Strangers Eyes) 4:59
9. 5:11 am (The Moment Of Clarity) 3:47
Band Introductions
Encore:
10. Brain Damage - Eclipse 6:04
Total: 57:52
Band:
Roger Waters Vocals - Bass
Eric Clapton Guitar
Mel Collins Saxophones
Michael Kamen Keyboards
Andy Newmark Drums
Tim Renwick Guitar - Bass
Chris Stainton Keyboards - Bass
Doreen Chanter Backing Vocals
Katie Kissoon Backing Vovals
Comments: A very nice audience recording, very little tape hiss. Source unknown, but very
clean and unedited. SQ rates an EX-
Roger absolutely loses it during 'In The Flesh', screaming out his rant at the crowd.
Absolutely charged, perhaps the best ITF I've ever heard. After 'Pros & Cons', Roger can't
resist saying "thank you for coming, you've been a very nice audience . . . considering."
Considering what, Roger?