15.03.1991 Borderline – London/England:

So, jetzt brauche ich auch noch mal eure Hilfe.
Raya hatte hier mal per Pando die drei im Torrent fehlenden Songs (111 Low, 202 Endgame, 207 Tom`s Diner) freundlicherweise zur Verfügung gestellt. Ich hab sie mir natürlich auch runtergeladen und die Daten auf DVD abgespeichert, bevor ich vor längerer Zeit meinen Computer neu installieren musste.

Heute wollte ich die Daten wieder auf Festplatte kopieren - und es geht nicht. Fragt mich jetzt nicht, warum das nicht geht. Ich weiß es nicht.

Wäre nett, wenn mir jemand die drei Songs nochmal per Email schicken könnte oder hier per Pando hochlädt.

Danke - Danke - Danke!

Wow, das ging aber schnell.

Danke schon mal.

Von mir auch nochmal danke - scheint alles zu funktionieren - glaube aber, der torrent von zomb war ein anderer ... aber genau weiss ich es auch nicht mehr

das war auch keineswegs als 'kritik' gemeint - es ist mir nur aufgefallen

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta … ?id=313944

R.E.M.
Palaonda
Bolzano, Italy
January 16th 2005


Unfortunately no recording source info available,
but based on the quality decent mics and recording gear were used.

CDR (directly from taper) -> EAC -> WAV -> FLAC


CD1

01. Get Up
02. The Wake-Up Bomb
03. Animal
04. Boy In The Well
05. So. Central Rain
06. The Outsiders
07. Everybody Hurts
08. Leaving New York
09. The One I Love
10. Aftermath
11. Daysleeper
12. Superman
13. The Great Beyond
14. Orange Crush
15. I Wanted To Be Wrong

CD2

01. Final Straw
02. Imitation Of Life
03. Walk Unafraid
04. Losing My Religion
05. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
06. Bad Day
07. I've Been High
08. Permanent Vacation
09. I'm Gonna DJ
10. Man On The Moon

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R.E.M.
March 14, 1989
Oakland Coliseum Arena
Oakland, California


Master recording

Sony D-3 with stock microphone ---> Maxell XLII-S 90
WAV capture using M-Audio ---> Adobe Audition ---> FLAC



1. intro
2. Pop Song '89
3. Exhuming McCarthy
4. Welcome to the Occupation
5. Turn You Inside Out
6. The One I Love
7. Orange Crush
8. Sitting Still
9. Feeling Gravity's Pull
10. The Flowers of Guatemala
11. World Leader Pretend
12. Stipe speaks
13. Begin the Begin
14. Pretty Persuasion
15. Tired of Singing Trouble
16. I Believe
17. Get Up
18. Just a Touch
19. Auctioneer (Another Engine)
20. It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

<set break>

21. Stand
22. We Walk
23. I Remember California
24. You Are the Everything
25. Finest Worksong
26. King of Birds
27. See No Evil
28. Harpers
29. Crazy
30. Dark Globe
31. Perfect Circle
32. After Hours

bonus tracks from Sports Arena, San Diego, CA March 16, 1989

33. Cuyahoga
34. These Days
35. Driver 8
36. Fall on Me
37. Swan Swan H
38. Stipe speaks his mind about San Diego

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta … ?id=314988

R.E.M.
Xcel Energy Center
St. Paul, MN, USA
Thursday, June 5, 2008

audience DAT recording from section 104

source/transfer info:
SP-CMC-8 premium stereo cardioids > SP-SPSB-1 > Sony PCM-M1 (@44.1 kHz) >
7 pin to coax > Audiophile2496 > SoundForge > CDWav > FLAC Frontend (level 6) > FLAC


Disc 1:
01. Living Well Is The Best Revenge
02. These Days
03. Disturbance At The Heron House
04. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
05. Hollow Man
06. Shaking Through
07. Man-Sized Wreath
08. West Of The Fields
09. Accelerate
10. banter
11. Ignoreland
12. Star 69
13. Auctioneer (Another Engine)
14. Houston
15. Electrolite
16. The One I Love
17. Final Straw
18. banter
19. Sweetness Follows
20. Let Me In (acoustic)

Disc 2:
01. Walk Unafraid
02. Horse To Water
03. Bad Day
04. I'm Gonna DJ
----encore----
05. Supernatural Superserious
06. Welcome To The Occupation
07. Losing My Religion
08. Fall On Me (w/ Johnny Marr on guitar)
09. thank you/band member intros
10. Man On The Moon

Michael Stipe - lead vocals
Peter Buck - guitar, mandolin; keyboards on "Let Me In"
Mike Mills - bass, backing vocals, keyboards; guitar on "Let Me In"
Scott McCaughey - guitar, keyboards, bass, backing vocals
Bill Rieflin - drums, percussion; guitar on "Let Me In"


Recorded by a fan, for the fans.

Please support the band by purchasing/legally downloading their
albums, especially their official live albums and concert DVDs.

Distribute freely as you wish (bit torrent, FTP server, trades, etc.)
but please only upload the original FLAC files w/ a copy of this
text file. DO NOT SELL COPIES OF THIS RECORDING!

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R.E.M.
1 August 1995 - Waldbuehne, Berlin, Germany
CD > wave > FLAC frontend (Level 6) > dime > you

CD1
01 I Took Your Name
02 What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
03 Crush With Eyeliner
04 Me In Honey
05 Bang And Blame
06 Near Wild Heaven
07 Undertow
08 Welcome To The Occupation
09 You
10 Strange Currencies
11 Revolution
12 Tongue
13 Man On The Moon
14 Country Feedback

CD2
01 Star Me Kitten
02 Losing My Religion
03 Pop Song 89
04 Finest Worksong
05 Get Up
06 Star 69
encore:
07 Let Me In
08 Everybody Hurts
09 So. Central Rain
10 Departure
11 Tusk / Ghost Rider
12 It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)

Bonus:
13 Wake-Up Bomb (from the 1995 MTV Video Music Awards, New York)

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31 October 1986 - Patrick Gymnasium, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

Recorded by David O. Thomas: Nak CM300>Sony D-6
2nd Gen tape >Audition 1.5>wav>flacfronted

Another cracking show, and nice quality too from David Thomas. Track 5, is an extended interlude while Stipe tries to sort out problems with the crowd, particularly those with seats getting annoyed by those without who have forced their way to the front. Sounds like a real mess, maybe someone here could post their own experience of this show.

The next you’ll be hearing from me is the 27 September 1986 show from Santa Barbara, a splendid recording by the West Coast experts.

Disc One

01. These Days
02. Moral Kiosk
03. Maps And Legends
04. Hyena
05. “no mo’ show”
06. Femme Fatale
07. The One I Love
08. Feeling Gravitys Pull
09. The Flowers Of Guatemala
10. Ghost Riders In The Sky
11. I Believe
12. Swan Swan H
13. Superman
14. Can't Get There From Here
15. Old Man Kensey
16. Pretty Persuasion
17. Auctioneer (Another Engine)
18. Life And How To Live It

Disc 2
01. Fall On Me
02. Cuyahoga
03. Spooky
04. We Walk
05. 1,000,000
encore 2:
06. Oddfellows Local 151
07. Begin The Begin
08. (Don't Go Back To) Rockville
09. Born To Run
10. Lightnin' Hopkins
11. Moon River

Thanks to DL442000 for the tape.

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Artist: R.E.M.
Date: 25 february 1995
Venue: Forum Assago
City: Milano Italy


Disk 1
01) Intro
02) What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
03) Crush With Eyeliner
04) Orange Crush
05) Circus Envy
06) Finest Worksong
07) Try Not to Breathe
08) You
09) Me in Honey
10) I Took Your Name
11) Revolution
12) I Don't Sleep I Dream
13) So Central Rain
14) Tongue

Disk 2
01) Intro
02) Half a World Away
03) Country Feedback
04) Man on the Moon
05) Departed
06) Losing My Religion
07) Get Up
08) Star 69
encores
09) Let Me In
10) Everybody Hurts
11) Bang and Blame
12) Wicked Game
13) The End of the World

Recorded by zuma 66

Lineage:
Sony TCS 430 whit Aiwa CM30 - MAXELL XLII 90

Transfer 2010 - 08 - 18 by zuma66
Technics RS-T55R > M-Audio Microtrack 24/96 >
CompactFlash card reader > PC > Gold wave >
WAV tracks split with CD Wave >
Traders Little Helper level 8

Remarks:


Notes:
Sorry I don't do MP3's - My uploads are ex unless noted otherwise.
Don't sell & please don't convert to MP3 or other lossy formats.
Please wait 2 weeks after my initial upload before uploading to other sites.
If you upload it elsewhere: leave the info-file intact and I appreciate a note from you.

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REM
April 28th, 1985
Busch Student Center, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ

Master:
FOB Nakamichi CM300/cp-1's>Sony TC-D5>Cass(m),
Cass(1)>Nak DR-2>Tascam CDRW2000>CD
taped by Dave Thomas, CD by Jon Pasternak

Extraction:
CD>xACT 2.00a (cdparanoia)>WAV>FLAC, all tracks extracted with no errors
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 [42:02.73]
01. Feeling Gravitys Pull [04:28.52]
02. Harborcoat [04:00.16]
03. Green Grow The Rushes [04:04.69]
04. So. Central Rain [03:58.26]
05. Good Advices [03:47.08]
06. Hyena [02:50.14]
07. Seven Chinese Brothers [04:12.52]
08. Driver 8 [03:48.19]
09. Can't Get There From Here [04:20.12]
10. Sitting Still [03:24.04]
11. Maps And Legends [03:08.26]

Disc 2 [49:18.47]
01. Talk About The Passion [03:12.31]
02. Auctioneer (Another Engine) [03:04.18]
03. Old Man Kensey [03:51.62]
04. Pretty Persuasion [03:46.18]
05. When I Was Young/Little America [05:51.25]
06. E1: Have You Ever Seen The Rain? [03:10.27]
07. (Don't Go Back To) Rockville [04:37.39]
08. Life And How To Live It [04:15.59]
09. E2: White Tornado [03:15.25]
10. Theme From Two Steps Onward [04:13.37]
11. Gardening At Night [03:47.48]
12. 9-9 [02:54.27]
13. Windout [03:18.06]

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R.E.M.
Memorial Coliseum
Portland, OR
October 13, 1989
"Children of the Spotted Owl, good evening."
JEMS Master

SOURCE:
Nakamichi 700s > Sony WM-D6C

TRANSFER:
master cassettes > Nakamichi 670zx > Wavelab 24/96 > FLAC > Peak 6.2 44.1 > FLAC

1. Stand
2. The One I Love
3. South Cent ral Rain
4. Turn You Inside Out
5. Belong
6. These Days
7. Good Advices
8. Orange Crush
9. Exhuming McCarthy
10. Feeling Gravity's Pull
11. Crazy
12. World Leader Pretend
13. I Believe
14. I Remember California
15. Get Up
16. Life and How to Live It
17. It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
18. Pop Song '89 (problems)
19. Fall on Me (problems)
20. You Are the Everything (lesser problems)
21. Harpers
22. Begin the Begin
23. King of Birds
24. See No Evil
25. Low
26. Finest Worksong
27. Perfect Circle
28. Dark Globe
29. After Hours w/ Radar Love, Ghost Rider, Word Up, Born to Run (slight cut along the way)


This torrent features the fourth of five concerts R.E.M. played in the Pacific Northwest in the fall of 1989. The band was playing a revamped, high-energy set with different songs than shows on the spring tour. Many of these didn't appear again for at least another 10 years: when R.E.M. returned to the road in 1995, perhaps having taken a page from the U2 playbook circa 1992, they had mothballed much of their '80s catalog. So this was a farewell of sorts to some old favorites.

Memorial Coliseum felt deserted on this damp Friday evening, its upper tiers empty--an anomaly given the band's popularity and the fact that they hadn't played in Portland in three years. Now signed to a major label, R.E.M. was an established arena act touring behind a platinum-selling album.

No longer ambivalent about playing their more popular numbers, they came out of the gate with two songs that had been in the top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100, "Stand" and "The One I Love." In a nod to its indie past, "South Central Rain" came third, played again in its familiar album arrangement. After that, song selection varied each night, drawing primarily from the three most-recent LPs. But there were surprises, too.

New, unrecorded songs had always been a part of the band's repertoire, from "Hyena" in 1984 and "The One I Love" in 1986 to "Orange Crush" and "Pop Song '89" in 1987. No such preview happened in the spring, but now the set had two premieres, "Belong" and "Low." Both were recorded in arrangements nearly identical to these for Out of Time.

On this evening, the number that resonated most was "I Remember California," which sounded intricate and seemed to interest the band the most. Michael Stipe appeared particularly dramatic and agitated on this, as if he were trying to exorcise the source of considerable discomfort. "Get Up" and "Pop Song '89" featured the band at its most animated, and "You Are the Everything" sounded sweet and earnest toward the end of the night.

But the most beloved song had to be "Good Advices," a track from the third album that hadn't appeared in the set since 1985. We called it a revival; many nights, Michael Stipe introduced it as "a present." The band played it at a slightly faster clip than they had before, and it had a bit more heft thanks to guest musician Peter Holsapple (of the dB's) playing guitar alongside Peter Buck. It was truly a great call, one that R.E.M. fans remember fondly 20 years later. With "Life and How to Live It" appearing in the spot where "Auctioneer" had in the spring, it seemed that the band had extended an olive branch to Fables of the Reconstruction.

The morning of the show, Michael Stipe reached out to one of the region's leading environmental groups and asked for a briefing on the campaign to save Opal Creek. It's a beautiful area east of Salem, and the largest contiguous stretch of ancient forest in the Northwest. That night, Stipe dedicated "King of Birds" to "the defenders of Opal Creek" and met briefly with one of the group's interns. (The intern, coincidentally, happened to be a huge fan. When the staffer who'd taken the call asked whether he could assemble a package on Opal Creek for a "Mr. Stripe," who was in town with his band "the REMs," he was briefly under the impression that someone was trying to "punk" him.)

After enjoying second-generation cassettes for years, I inquired about making digital files straight from the masters. Doc ran a D6 from about row 12 and walked out with a nice recording. There is some warble, however, marring a few songs in the second half. This was a problem when you ran extra long tapes (like TDK MX110s) in a D6 and didn't hold the deck flat.

I thought Portland smoked: the band sounded particularly energized, the set was front-loaded with a lot of upbeat songs, and the first hour or so rocked hard. My friends Butterking, A, and Doc would probably give the nod to Seattle two nights earlier, which was also excellent and featured more spontaneity. Regardless, Portland was a superb gig, and remains my favorite of the seven I saw in 1989. Recordings from this leg aren't common in the torrent world, so I'm particularly glad to share one we remember fondly for many reasons, the music chief among them. Thanks as always to my good friends at JEMS and to A, too. Hope you enjoy it.

Slipkid68 for JEMS

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R.E.M.
ASU Activities Center
Tempe, AZ
March 18, 1989
JEMS Master
RESEED BY REQUEST

Nak 300 > Sony WM-D3

Master Cassette Transfer: Nak CR-7A > Gentle JEMS mastering via TC Finalizer > Marantz CDR-610
Remastered CD-R > FLAC

Disc One
01 Pop Song '89
02 Exhuming McCarthy
03 Welcome to the Occupation
04 Turn You Inside-Out
05 Shaking Through (band loses its way)
06 Underneath the Bunker (atonement)
07 Orange Crush
08 Disturbance at the Heron House
09 Feeling Gravity's Pull
10 Flowers of Guatemala (tape flip)
11 Begin the Begin
12 World Leader Pretend
13 Tired of Singing Trouble
14 I Believe
15 Pretty Persuasion
16 Superman (Clique cover)
17 Get Up
18 Auctioneer
19 It's the End of the World As We Know It

Disc Two
01 Stand
02 Boy (Go) (Golden Palominos song)
03 Fall On Me
04 You Are the Everything
05 Finest Worksong
06 King of Birds
07 Summertime (Gershwin cover)
08 These Days
09 See No Evil (Television cover)
10 Dark Globe (Syd Barrett cover)
11 Harpers (Hugo Largo cover)
12 Crazy (Pylon cover)
13 Perfect Circle
14 Academy Fight Song (Mission of Burma cover)
15 "trying to think of one loud song"
16 Radio Free Europe
17 After Hours (Velvet Underground cover)

Saw a lot of great R.E.M. shows over the years but this one always stuck out. Friends like Slipkid68 had gone to the four previous shows in California (see http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-deta … ?id=319087) at a time when the band's taste for the Golden State was, how shall we say it, yet to be acquired. Those shows were good, but leaving CA for AZ must have had a positive effect, as the show in Tempe was a stunner, boasting some unusual set-list inclusions among them "Boy (Go)," a song Stipe sang on the Golden Palominos album, several terrific covers (see above), a rare-for-this-tour audible of "Radio Free Europe" and the always rare "Underneath the Bunker."

This is a mono recording, done with a single Nak 300 mic split into two channels.

Butterking for JEMS