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Jeff Beck 07/08/05
Kousei Nenkin Kaikan Hall, Osaka, Japan
Set I
1. Beck's Bolero
2. Stratus
3. You Never Know
4. Cause We've Ended As Lovers
5. Rollin' And Tumblin'
6. Morning Dew

Set II
7. Behind The Veil
8. Two Rivers
9. Star Cycle
10. Big Block
11. Scatterbrain
12. Nadia
13. Angel (Footsteps)
14. Led Boots
15. Diamond Dust
16. Hey Joe
17. Manic Depression
18. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
19. Brush With The Blues
20. Blue Wind

Encore
21. Earthquake
22. Blast From The East
23. Going Down
24. People Get Ready
25. Over The Rainbow
Set III
 
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Shin (5/5) CDR / 2 A View   AUD
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Notes: BU DISC 151
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Notes: BU Disc 380
blueselectric (5/5) CDR / 2 A A+ View  
Michael Shilling (4/5) CDR / 2 A- View  
Notes: VG+ Sound Quality & Prformance. Interesting Setlist > Hendrix Songs Put in the Setlist for the UK Meltdown Festival).
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Trent (4/5) CD / 2 A View   Audience
J. Carter (3/0) m4a / 1 A- A View   SP SP-MIC (Not Disclosed here)>SP-SLIM Battery(95hz cut)>TCD-D8 Line-In 48khz > Santa...
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Tom Owens (3/5) / 2 View  
zosa (2/4.9) CDR / 2 A+ A View   AUD
Notes: great show and amazing sounding AUD
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Notes: Source 1: Sound Professionals CMC-8 > SP-SLIM Battery >TCD-D8 Line-In 16bit/48khz > Santa Cruz Turtle Beach > Sound Forge Ver.09 Source 2: OKM Rock2 > A3 > TCD-100 Line-In 16bit/48khz > Sound Forge Ver.07
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Shawn (1/0) CD / 2 View  
Phil (1/5) CD/R / 2 View  
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Notes: 2 CDR with the art-work / excellent audience recording Title & Catalog: All the Old Dudes T&J-T-009/010 Taper: Tom & Jerry Art Work: Mickey Lineages: SP SP-MIC (Not Disclosed here)>SP-SLIM Battery(95hz cut)>TCD-D8 Line-In 48khz > Santa Cruz Turtle Beach > Sound Stream(Spin Doctor)>WAV> Flac Frontend > FLAC (level 6) (Jerry used a TCD-D100 with a undisclosed microphone with a bass-cut) Do not sell the music you download here. I don�ft care whatever stupid reason you might have. If you do that, you will become a shape-changing creature called �gBOOTLEGGER�h. Please do not encode this to MP3 or other lower sound quality formats. If you want to re-master this, please do so for your own personal pleasure but do not even think about seeding it here or any other place. It is confusing, to say the least for many different versions of the same show to be floating around the trading community. Disc 1 Part 1 1. Beck's Bolero 2. Stratus 3. You Never Know 4. Cause We've Ended As Lovers 5. Rollin' And Tumblin' 6. Morning Dew 7. Behind The Veil 8. Two Rivers 9. Star Cycle 10. Big Block 11. Scatterbrain Disc 2 Part2 1. Nadia 2. Angel (Footsteps) 3. Led Boots 4. Diamond Dust 5. Hey Joe 6. Manic Depression 7. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 8. Brush With The Blues 9. Blue Wind Encore 10. Earthquake 11. Blast From The East 12. Going Down 13. People Get Ready 14. Over The Rainbow 15. Brush With The Blues* 16. People Get Ready* * different source (Jerry�fs version) Recording Info & Sound Quality Tom recorded the entire show at the relatively right side of the floor, a few feet away from �gsweet sounding spot�h. This is almost perfect audience recording: the high is clear and the low is loud enough. His recording gear & its setting sacrifices a little bit of the bass sound for more clear high so that the guitar & the drum could be more up-front. Tom likes this kind of setting. No much clapping and no screamer around him. It surely deserves a 5 star rating. Listening to this recording with your eyes closed, you would feel like you were right there. Tom is fully satisfied with the sound quality. No EQ / no sound altering soft-ware used. Jerry also recorded the whole show with his usual microphone set-up. His microphone and the bass-roll sacrifices high end for more bass. Jerry likes this �gmore bass�h setting. Personally I think that Jerry�fs version is better than Tom�fs. Using a little bit of EQ, I think that I could make this version a real killer. But Jerry would not allow me to seed his recording this time. This is because Jerry is not happy with this Japanese guy downloading shows here and selling them to Japanese bootleg lovers. No matter what I said, his reply is always the same: �gsad, sad, sad, you can�ft always get what you want.�h I hope that he will soon change his mind soon. Performance & Show Review I have several Jeff�fs shows from the past Japan tour. This show must be one of the best but I bet my expectation is a little bit higher than the most people�fs is. So please bear that in your mind when you read my (rather long) comments. The band did not click at first and sounded like they needed a few more days for rehearsal before they hit the road. As the show went on, the band sounded better but it did not take off after all. Jeff was not in the top form but still delivered the goods. He seemed very relaxed and did not wear that nasty pissed off look on his face. He kept on smiling and grinning all through the night. Jeff�fs guitar was pretty up-front but he did not interact with other musicians much. The following is the musicians handpicked by Jeff for this Japan tour. Vinnie Colaiuta ? drums Pino Palladino - bass Jason Rebello - keyboards Jimmy Hall - vocal Jennifer Batten ? guest guitarist for the encore They looked impressive on their resumes but not much so on Jeff�fs music. My first impression on them is: Vinnie is a fine fine drummer for Sting but not for Jeff. Pino is also a versatile bass player working with many artist. He is OK but does not have to be the one for Jeff. Jason sounded too timid to play with Jeff. He tried to play less and to leave more space in the sound for Jeff to fill in. The unexpected surprise is Jimmy Hall. �gPeople get ready�h belted out by Jimmy saved the day. He got the whole crowd up out of their seats swinging and moving to Jeff�fs music. Jennifer is a real treat for Osaka. She is one of the most underrated and underappreciated guitarists. But she played only a couple of the encore tunes. It might sound funny to you but I wished Jimmy had sung more songs and Jennifer played more solos. Most people I met at the show said to me �gthis is one of the best Jeff�fs shows they �eever seen�h They may be right but I thought to myself �gthe best is yet to come�h Frankly after the first show in Osaka I got the overall impression of a not much clearly-focused, less spontaneous, but well-packaged band Jeff got for this time. I guess I just tried to comfort myself by thinking that I should not expect too much from a sixty something rock legend.------------------- But very next day I changed my mind completely. The second night in Osaka Jeff and his band whipped up more energy than expected. At the next day�fs show Jeff proved himself that he got the best band in town. The music bursting from his guitar and the whole band is spontaneous, inspiring and totally different from the previous night. This is the third time I saw him play but had never seen him fired up. The energy that radiated from the whole band has ever-changing spectrums: hard-hit hotrod, delicate incredible soft touch & feel, dynamics with inventiveness----------- No word describes it. This must be this year�fs best live show for me. Could be better than R.E.M. I will soon seed a July 9th show. But for the time being, please enjoy a July 8th show. About titles During the show I stood up and looked around me to see many Japanese Jeff-wannabes drop their jaws to the floor and completely mesmerized. This awestricken crowd was actually frozen on their seats, which was very rare for a rock concert in Osaka. They didn�ft seem to care to get on their feet nor to make big noises as if totally in the state of shock. Or in the total concentration?? I guess they didn�ft want to miss even a single guitar stroke. Rather quietly but immensely they enjoyed & appreciated Jeff�fs music. �gJeff is guitar god�h said a worn-out Japanese businessman sitting right next to me. He also went on to say �gJeff often uses a spur-of-the-moment lick and brings out the unbelievable sound that I have never heard before. It just blew me away, the way the wall of sound temporarily demobilizes me�h. I could not catch all he was bubbling over. But all we agree that Jeff is one of a kind. �gJeff Beck isn't your typical guitar legend. His goal, in fact, is to make you forget that he plays guitar.�h(epic record site: http://www.jeffbeckmusic.com/) He does not play an instantly recognizable guitar sound. Sometimes his guitar sounds like the synthesizer or the bass while the synthesizer or the bass sounds like the guitar. His guitar merging, blending in and metamorphosing with various instruments is the key ingredients for his music. I felt that his live show sounds three or four-dimensional. Jeff Beck generally isn�ft held in the same high regard as his contemporaries Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton in the U.S and other parts of the world. Here in Osaka (only?) in Japan, all those Japanese fans I talked to kept on praising and admiring Jeff�fs guitar and his works. They think that Jeff is in a class by himself and in a different league. I named this �gAll the Old Dudes�h after all those gentle, kind and enthusiastic Japanese fan of Jeff who taught me so much about Jeff. Get this show. You won�ft regret it. Mickey
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