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Bob Marley & The Wailers 06/14/78
Pinecrest Country Club, Shelton, CT
Set I
Positive Vibration
Dem Belly Full
Concrete Jungle
Rebel Music
War >
No More Trouble
Heathen
Easy Skanking
I Shot the Sheriff
No Woman No Cry
Jammin
Set II
Encore:
Lively Up Yourself
Get Up Stand Up >
Punky Reggae Party >
Exodus
Set III
 
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iannai (0/5) CDR / 1 A A- View   SBD?
greg archetti (0/0) cdr / 2 View  
brad (0/0) / 0 View  
Morgan Nelson (0/0) SHN/CDR / 2 A A View   Sbd
Notes: NOS
Fran (0/0) cdr / 2 A B+ View  
Brad Hatch (0/5) cdr / 2 A+ A View  
Central_Scrutinizer (0/0) CD / 1 A B+ View   SBD
Billy Williams (0/3) CDR / 2 View   SBD
Rick (0/5) shn / 1 View   SBD > ?CASS > CDR > SHN
Notes: shn
Dan O'Neill (0/0) flac16 / 1 View   Master cassette > unknown cassette gens > reel @ 3.75 ips > cassette > HD
Notes: Bob Marley and the Wailers 1978-06-14 Pinecrest Country Club Shelton, CT Lineage: Master cassette > unknown cassette gens > reel @ 3.75 ips > cassette > HD Encoding: CDWave > flac frontend > flac Taped by: Unknown Transfered by: Pantagruel File Size: 473 MB (FLAC) Setlist: Disc One [80:54] 01 [05:25] Positive Vibration 02 [03:47] Dem Belly Full 03 [06:23] Concrete Jungle 04 [04:55] Rebel Music 05 [05:38] War! -> No More Trouble 06 [04:43] Heathen 07 [03:20] Easy Skanking 08 [04:30] I Shot The Sheriff 09 [07:02] No Woman No Cry 10 [07:58] Jamming 11 [02:01] Crowd! 12 [06:03] Lively Up Yourself 13 [05:54] Get Up Stand Up 14 [03:36] Punky Reggae Party 15 [09:28] Exodus MD5/FLAC Fingerprints: bmw1978-06-14t01.flac:0e69321cce8e0f71eaf22527147badb7 bmw1978-06-14t08.flac:88629e6b1ee8bcfc807836845dca84b7 bmw1978-06-14t15.flac:5f38688132521d4eac3a46e2d1351c49 bmw1978-06-14t14.flac:47b4f2edd2fb5455ef1792162febe165 bmw1978-06-14t13.flac:456f84528edaa2a247cea4fea9460feb bmw1978-06-14t12.flac:6d55c0af1cea675faef64b7ead29be3d bmw1978-06-14t11.flac:a0de0fedf5875ec53be7778610e638e1 bmw1978-06-14t10.flac:c820a7c9b5aa586024ae0de7ce013325 bmw1978-06-14t09.flac:321a3d4ff9e9679bc12b927a1895036f bmw1978-06-14t07.flac:2d55c5b6149db2432d91b0c701a37774 bmw1978-06-14t06.flac:76770000cb53f583ac8047da38873b1c bmw1978-06-14t05.flac:c4268ea4447f6cc34d2594e45baddc3b bmw1978-06-14t04.flac:3cfebaa06df722575eaf1606480db81e bmw1978-06-14t03.flac:5993756d7a0723f716669b855a49a5b3 bmw1978-06-14t02.flac:40186105cdc86250300eb54f3e74919c I believe this transfer to be an upgrade. I'll attach a sample for y'all to check out. Here's the story. I got this show on cassette more than 25 years ago. I believe that it was recorded by Deadheads who really knew what they were doing. I recently made a digital transfer, and it sounds amazing (IMHO). I don't know the exact lineage, but it is very low gen, and having resided on cassette all this time, no digitally lossy generations have been introduced. The only evidence of anything missing is the very beginning of "Jamming," (a tape flip?) and I can't remember if this is common to all versions (I assume that all versions originated with the same audience source). I haven't recently listened to the version that circulates from the Bob Fried DAT, but my recollection is that my source generally sounds better and cleaner, plus there is a stretch in the DAT sourced version where all the highs disappear for several tracks. Also, some of the other circulating versions are off pitch. This one is pitch-perfect. I tracked it for a single disc with an overburn, but if you wanted to split into two discs, the logical place is between "No Woman No Cry" and "Jamming," since there seems to be a tape flip at the beginning of "Jamming" in any case. This source has often been confused for a soundboard, and you could excuse the mistake. This is one of the best audience recordings I've ever heard (and I've heard a few). It's also a tribute to Dennis Thompson (or whoever was mixing the sound at the time), because clearly it sounded great at the venue. You can hear the "creaky" sound as the taper adjusts the mic pole at various times in the first few minutes, until about 4:15 into "Positive Vibration" when the pole is extended into its final position, and the bass response receives a noticeable boost. This is one of my absolute favorite Bob performances, and as already noted, a very nice recording. As a total fanatic for Bob's studio work, and even having seen him perform, I didn't totally "get it" until I heard this recording in 1979 or so. I came to truly appreciate Al Anderson's phenomenal chops, Fams' killer bass sound, Wia's roots comping, and not to forget the sublime grooves of the greatest drummer who ever lived . . . our man Carly. Hope y'all enjoy. Check out the mp3 sample below. To be seeded in the near future: I also have another heretofore uncirculated BMW show -- it's a first gen audience of the early show in Vancouver on 07-14-78. It's not the greatest quality, but like repatriation . . . it's a must!
andy (0/0) SHN(1) / 0 View   SBD
nate (0/0) shn / 1 View  
Genessa Donohue (0/5) CD-R / 1 C View  
Josh (0/0) CDR / 1 View  
Notes: Set 1: Positive Vibration, Dem Belly Full, Concrete Jungle, Rebel Music, War!-> No More Trouble, Heathen, Easy Skanking, I Shot The Sheriff, No Woman No Cry Set 2: Jammin', Lively Up Yourself, Get Up Stand Up-> Punky Reggae Party-> Exodus
Chris Haddock (0/4) cdr / 1 A View  
BRIAN - TRIP4LIFE (0/0) CDR / 2 View  
Jeremy Hurley (0/0) Analog / 90 C- View  
Ben French (0/4.6) cdr / 1 A- View  
Notes: incomplete
Ben French (0/4.6) shn / 1 View   sbd
Steven Agata (0/0) CDR / 1 A- View   SBD
Michael Upton (0/5) CDR / 1 aud View  
Catherine Hobkirk (0/0) CDR / 1 View  
Morgan Nelson (0/5) shn / 1 View  
Michael Indrigo (0/1) CD-R / 1 B View   SBD
Shaun Callahan (0/0) CDR / 1 View   SBD? or very good AUD>?>EAC>Flac Level 8(asb)
Notes: FLAC/ Great show from the Kaya tour..Great sound... Enjoy the show...Great playing from the Barrett Brothers and Bob is in good spirits..One of the better sounding shows from the 78 tour../ flaws.I can't tell but there might have been some Noise Reduction on this one.. If it turns out it has, I have another version I can post.That is 1 disc..The track transitions have a little bump on this one ..Nothing bad though..
Tom (0/0) Flac / 0 View  
J. Brauer (0/5) CDR / 2 View   AUD
Notes: positive vibration them belly full concrete jungle rebel music war the heathen easy shankin' i shot the sheriff no woman, no cry jammin' lively up yourself get up, stand up punky reggae party exodus Unknown filler: them belly full rebel music no woman no cry kinky reggae stir it up lively up yourself
Bob C. (0/0) cdr / 0 View  
jerry (0/0) shn / 1 SBD View  
Notes: archived
Paula (0/5) shn / 1 View   sbd