Identifier | 7847065 |
Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
Reference Number | 0006587803 |
Status | 1 |
Media Type | flac |
Sound Rating | A+ |
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In Memoriam - Montreal, Canada 1984 [Swinging Pig, TSP-205-2CD] (2CD set) King Biscuit Flower Hour material, superb sound two discs packaged together in LP sized box CD 2: The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (52:17, 9 tracks) <track#/title> <time> <notes> 1> Say What 4:46 2> Testify 4:31 3> Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) 12:07 4> The Things (That) I Used To Do 5:29 5> Honey Bee 2:30 6> Mary Had A Little Lamb 3:29 7> Couldn't Stand The Weather 5:04 8> Cold Shot 4:07 9> Tin Pan Alley 10:12 <> CD 3: Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (44:51, 8 tracks) <track#/title> <time> <notes> 1> Love Struck Baby 3:15 2> Tell Me 3:16 3> Texas Flood 8:47 4> Wham 5:59 5> Stang's Swang 3:08 6> Lenny 11:12 7> Pride And Joy 4:27 8> Rude Mood 4:45 In Memoriam complete King Biscuit Flower Hour, superb sound The King Biscuit Flower Hour [DIR Radio Network] was a syndicated radio show that specialized in live performance broadcasts. The ?KBFH material? notation on the boot list means ?Excellent to superb quality multi-track recordings? of some of Stevie's finest performances. TO DATE, the main problem with ?KBFH? broadcast discs [and their boot CD copies] is that they include only a few songs from each performance. To make matters worse, DIR reissued the same show many times, all with the same track list. There are only two versions of SRV ?KBFH? shows. Now the good news! The good folks at Swingin' Pig Records, in their infinite wisdom, have released ?In Memoriam? [TSP-CD-205-1,2,3, 3 CD set]. ?IM? contains the complete, unedited ?KBFH? recordings, including the tracks that were not broadcast on ?KBFH.? To my ears, this set is without a doubt, some of Stevie's finest moments, both in performance and audio quality. One problem with boot cd's is the people aren't always concerned with quality and some sound pretty homemade. Often they do not use actual master recordings, nor did they manufacturers follow standard post production practices, so that the recordings lack a full sound, are thin and generally compressed prior the the intial recording. Many sound like recordings made of a radio broadcast and then put onto cd, not master tapes used to make the broadcast. With the exception of FON II, First Concert in Europe and ?In Memorium? and ?Nashville 78,? and ?First Thunder? I have yet to see a bootleg cd for which there was not a better sounding analog cassette recording available. sound quality unreal, great performances. I am sitting here listening to the 1st CD of In Memorium and I am amazed at The Man all over again. This stuff is unbe@*#$inglievable!!! Excellent sound quality, man I love bein on this list!! This is a 3 CD box of three different shows (2 in '83 and 1 in '84). I just got it and I am amazed. The shows are all club shows and the sound quality is exellent. SRV plays with that guitarslinger tone and feel that characterized so much of his early work. If you can find In Memorium I strongly recommend it. I heartily agree with whoever posted about how good this set is - both in sound and performance 3 disc set of KBFH radio b-casts (various dates) Not much to add here that hasn't been said before. Radio broadcasts that were transferred *properly* onto CD. Two shows from Montreal in '84 and one from Philly in '83. Great quality sound - 'nuff said!! Killer sound and a great performance. Because the sound is so good, you hear all the little details very well. I love it. Very powerful show. Three of the best CDs (boot or commercial) of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble in existence anywhere. BTW, did I mention that it is 175 minutes of the most incredible intoxicating music!!?? 'Nuff said...except that it is a ?must have.? I wish commercial releases sounded as good. The bass is so well defined it almost seems 3-dimensional. In fact the whole mix seems 3D. This set obviously came straight from the master. Whoever recorded it knew what they were doing. I wonder if was a digital recording? Once again the bootleggers surpass the labels. No wonder they want to shut them down. In a way I think Sony did us a favor when they passed on these tapes. They would have chopped the shows up and probably EQed the sound. Thanks Sony! Long live Swingin' Pig! sound quality unreal, great performances With the exception of this and a few other CDs, I have yet to see a bootleg cd for which there was not a better sounding analog cassette recording available. This beautifully packaged 3 cd set has the King Bisquit flower hour shows from 83 and 84, BUT they are more complete than the radio broadcasts. The Montreal 84 show is COMPLETE. The other show may be (as Stevie often played 2 shows per night at that venue, as short show is a definite possibility).The best thing (besides Stevie and the band's playing) is that the discs were recorded using the master tapes (sbd) NOT a tape of an FM broadcast. So, there is not FM compression and the frequency range of these discs is unparalleled. You can hear the bass and drums like you have NEVER heard them before on a Sony release. Great stuff. |
Source Info | Silver CD - See Notes |
Tech Note | all |
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Attendence | 0 |
Performance
Stevie Ray Vaughan 1984-08-17 Le Spectrum, Montreal, QC | |
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Set 1 | Scuttle Buttin' Testify Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) The Things (that) I Used To Do Couldn't Stand The Weather Cold Shot Pride And Joy Tin Pan Alley Love Struck Baby Texas Flood Lenny Rude Mood |
Set 2 | Say What Testify Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) The Things (That) I Used To Do Honey Bee Mary Had A Little Lamb Couldn't Stand The Weather Cold Shot Tin Pan Alley Love Struck Baby Tell Me Texas Flood Wham Stang's Swang Lenny Pride And Joy Rude Mood |
Set 3 | |
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